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Jane Lamb

Birth1680 - Shanksbridge End, Cumberland, England
DeathNov 1759 - Shanksbridge End, , Cumberland, England
MotherJane Scot
FatherDavid Lamb

Born in Shanksbridge End, Cumberland, England on 1680 to David Lamb and Jane Scot. Jane Lamb married John Moscrop and had 10 children. She passed away on Nov 1759 in Shanksbridge End, , Cumberland, England.

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Parents
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David Lamb
1650 - 1720
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Jane Scot
1662 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Moscrop
1680 - 1741
Children Show all
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John Moscrop
1714 - 1782
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Catherine Moscrop
1701 - 1780
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Sarah Moscrop
1705 - Unknown
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Abigail Moscrop
1710 - Unknown
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Margaret Moscrop
1705 - Unknown
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Richard Moscrop
1704 - 1796
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Francis Moscrop
1721 - 1793
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Lucy Moscrop
1706 - Unknown
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Jane Lamb
1701 - 1780
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Jane Lamb
1680 - 1759

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