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John Barnaby

Birth23 Sep 1726 - Tonbridge, Kent, England
Death7 Feb 1787 - Chatham, Kent, England
MotherMary Dryland
FatherNicholas Barnaby

Born in Tonbridge, Kent, England on 23 Sep 1726 to Nicholas Barnaby and Mary Dryland. John Barnaby married Susanna Mears and had 13 children. He passed away on 7 Feb 1787 in Chatham, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Nicholas Barnaby
1695 - 1749
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Mary Dryland
1693 - 1747
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Mears
1732 - 1805
Children Show all
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Lewis Barnaby
1766 - 1844
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Eleanor Barnaby
1764 - 1839
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Lewis Barnaby
1751 - 1753
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Mary Barnaby
1755 - Unknown
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William Barnaby
1769 - Unknown
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Nicholas Barnaby
1760 - 1869
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Susannah Barnaby
1772 - Unknown
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John Barnaby
1753 - 1814
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Robert Barnaby
1757 - 1838
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Susanna Barnaby
1762 - 1762
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John Barnaby
1751 - 1753
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Catharine Barnaby
Unknown - Unknown
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Eleanor Barnaby
1762 - 1762

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