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John Caunce

Birth1864 - Tarleton, West Lancashire District, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
Death1920 - Preston Lancashire
MotherMargaret Caunce
FatherWilliam BARRON

Born in Tarleton, West Lancashire District, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom on 1864 to William BARRON and Margaret Caunce. John Caunce married Alice Longley and had 9 children. He passed away on 1920 in Preston Lancashire.

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Parents
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William Barron
1842 - Unknown
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Margaret Caunce
1838 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Alice Longley
1871 - 1956
Children Show all
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Maggie Barron
1895 - 1979
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Henry Barron
1896 - Unknown
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Robert Barron
1899 - Unknown
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Emma Barron
1901 - 1981
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William Barron
1909 - 1910
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Ellen Barron
1905 - 1978
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Jane Barron
1904 - 1904
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Lena Barron
1907 - Unknown
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Gladys Barron
1911 - 1912

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