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John Child

BirthAbout 1816 - Wakefield, Yorkshire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherSarah Marsh
FatherJohn Hardy

Born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England on About 1816 to John Hardy and Sarah Marsh. John Child married Mary Hammerstead and had 18 children.

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Parents
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John Hardy
1783 - Unknown
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Sarah Marsh
1780 - 1865
Spouse(s)
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Mary Hammerstead
1821 - Unknown
Children Show all
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George Wigglesworth
1839 - Unknown
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Charlotte Ann Naylor
1843 - 1880
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John Child
1848 - Unknown
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Charlot Whiteley
1843 - Unknown
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George Peacock
1838 - 1897
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Robert Childs
1852 - Unknown
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James Childs
1838 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Sykes
1846 - 1933
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Mary Ann Hanson
1845 - Unknown
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Emma Briggs
1834 - 1902
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Wallace Child
1841 - 1913
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Mary Ann Piper
1845 - 1896
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Eliabeth Childs
1843 - Unknown
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John Barston
1848 - Unknown
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William Childs
1845 - Unknown
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Harriet Childs
1841 - Unknown
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Emma Childs
1848 - Unknown
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George Booth
1838 - Unknown

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