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Jno Copson

Birth1743 - Claines, Worcestershire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Ditcher
FatherJohn Copson

Born in Claines, Worcestershire, England on 1743 to John Copson and Elizabeth Ditcher. Jno Copson married Susanna Benbow and had 12 children.

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Parents
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John Copson
1710 - 1765
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Elizabeth Ditcher
1712 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Benbow
1749 - 1810
Children Show all
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John Copson
1771 - 1842
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Joseph Copson
1787 - 1856
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Thomas Copson
1778 - Unknown
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Francis Copson
1782 - Unknown
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Nancy Copson
1777 - Unknown
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Mary Copson
1779 - Unknown
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James Copson
1784 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Copson
1788 - Unknown
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Susanna Copson
1769 - Unknown
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William Copson
1774 - 1778
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Sarah Copson
1790 - Unknown
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Ann Copson
1773 - 1773

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