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JOHN ASHER

Birth3 Nov 1784 - Duffus, Moray, Scotland
Death6 March 1864 - New Spynie, Scotland, United Kingdom
MotherAgnes (Nancy) Leal
FatherJames Asher (Farmer)

Born in Duffus, Moray, Scotland on 3 Nov 1784 to James Asher (Farmer) and Agnes (Nancy) Leal. JOHN ASHER married Jean Chapman and had 9 children. He passed away on 6 March 1864 in New Spynie, Scotland, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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James Asher (Farmer)
1760 - 1819
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Agnes (Nancy) Leal
1754 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Jean Chapman
1793 - 1857
Children Show all
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Elspet Asher
1836 - 1864
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Elizabeth Asher
1837 - 1858
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James Asher
1828 - 1911
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John Asher
1814 - 1892
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Charles Asher
1833 - Unknown
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William Asher
1811 - 1891
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Mary Ann Asher
1816 - 1898
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Margaret Asher
1819 - 1896
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William Asher
1833 - 1918

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