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John Arnold

Birth06 May 1870 - Greenock Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada
Death03 Dec 1944 - Sandfield, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada
MotherElizabeth Anne Hardy
FatherCharles Arnold

Born in Greenock Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada on 06 May 1870 to Charles Arnold and Elizabeth Anne Hardy. John Arnold married Susan Ellen Coultis and had 10 children. He passed away on 03 Dec 1944 in Sandfield, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Charles Arnold
1845 - 1923
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Elizabeth Anne Hardy
1846 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Susan Ellen Coultis
1871 - 1919
Children Show all
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William Charles Arnold
1897 - 1971
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Harvey Grenvell Arnold
1899 - 1965
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Ethel May Arnold
1903 - 1994
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George Roy Arnold
1894 - Unknown
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John Henry "Harry" Arnold
1895 - 1944
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Ada Elenor "Nellie" Arnold
1908 - 1999
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Annie "Edith" Arnold
1892 - 1909
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Mary "Lee" Arnold
1910 - 1992
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Rossy Melvin "Ross" Arnold
1901 - 1964
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Adel Arnold
1904 - Unknown

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