John Chadwick

Birth02 December 1842 - Grange over Sands, Broughton East, Lancashire, England

Death17 April 1933 - The Laurels, 21 Higher Road, Halewood, Lancashire, England. The Family Bible gives the time as 6/35 PM

MotherMary Bayliffe

FatherMatthew Chadwick

Born in Grange over Sands, Broughton East, Lancashire, England on 02 December 1842 to Matthew Chadwick and Mary Bayliffe. John Chadwick married Ann Jane Mashiter and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 April 1933 in The Laurels, 21 Higher Road, Halewood, Lancashire, England. The Family Bible gives the time as 6/35 PM.

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Parents

Matthew Chadwick
1820 - 1869

Mary Bayliffe
1816 - 1864

Spouse(s)

Ann Jane Mashiter
1844 - 1893

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John Masheder Chadwick
1876 - 1960

Ella Beatrice Chadwick
1874 - 1892

Mary Isabella Chadwick
1872 - 1951

Harry Chadwick
1880 - Unknown

Robert Herbert Chadwick
1879 - 1963

Thomas Chadwick
1867 - 1937

Edwin Chadwick
1883 - 1961

Mabel Chadwick
1886 - 1954

William James Chadwick
1869 - 1938

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