John Bye

Birth1673 - Horsleydowns, Southwark, Wales, Somerset, England

Death14 July 1731 - Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Colony, British Colonial America

MotherMargaret (Margarett) Davis (Davies)

FatherThomas Bye (religion - Quaker)

Born in Horsleydowns, Southwark, Wales, Somerset, England on 1673 to Thomas Bye (religion - Quaker) and Margaret (Margarett) Davis (Davies). John Bye married Sarah Pearson and had 11 children. He passed away on 14 July 1731 in Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Colony, British Colonial America.

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Parents

Thomas Bye (Religion - Quaker)
1640 - 1726

Margaret (Margarett) Davis (Davies)
1642 - 1724

Spouse(s)

Sarah Pearson
1680 - 1734

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Margaret Bye
1715 - 1798

Martha Mary Bye
1720 - 1798

Deborah Bye
1709 - 1748

John Bye
1710 - 1731

Hezekiah Bye
1717 - 1790

Sarah Bye
1707 - 1796

Enoch Bye
1722 - 1743

Elizabeth Bye
1705 - 1762

Samuel Bye
1713 - 1731

Thomas Bye
1708 - 1786

Serviah (Elizabeth) Bye
1727 - 1765

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