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John Clayden

Birthabt 1816 - Littlebury Essex
Death1891 - London, United Kingdom
MotherAmy Clayden nee Gypp
FatherMark Clayden

Born in Littlebury Essex on abt 1816 to Mark Clayden and Amy Clayden nee Gypp. John Clayden married Eliza Richardson and had 14 children. He passed away on 1891 in London, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Mark Clayden
1786 - 1832
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Amy Clayden Nee Gypp
1791 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Richardson
1816 - 1880
Children Show all
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Mr William Clayden
1859 - 1935
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Mark Clayden
1851 - Unknown
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Sarah Clayden
1861 - 1910
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Harriet Clayden
1845 - Unknown
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Richard Clayden
1838 - Unknown
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Samuel Clayden
1847 - 1847
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Alice Clayden
1849 - 1851
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Martha Clayden
1843 - 1861
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Ellen Clayden
1839 - Unknown
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Walter Clayden
1868 - Unknown
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Louisa Clayden
1864 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Clayden
1841 - Unknown
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Emma Prime
1835 - Unknown
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Emma Clayden
1837 - 1901

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