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John Colling

Birth1790 - Stanhope, Durham County, England
Death1844 - Stanhope, Durham County, England
MotherAnne Whitfield
FatherCuthbert Colling

Born in Stanhope, Durham County, England on 1790 to Cuthbert Colling and Anne Whitfield. John Colling married Mary Hodgson and had 14 children. He passed away on 1844 in Stanhope, Durham County, England.

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Parents
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Cuthbert Colling
1760 - 1807
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Anne Whitfield
1751 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Mary Hodgson
1796 - 1851
Children Show all
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Phebe Colling
1834 - 1906
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Ann Colling
1816 - Unknown
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Thomas Colling
1829 - 1879
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Mary Colling
1834 - 1901
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Eleanor Mary Colling
1826 - 1902
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John Colling
1819 - 1879
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Cuthbert Colling
1826 - 1877
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Whitfield Colling
1832 - 1873
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Jane Colling
1821 - Unknown
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Jane Colling
1821 - Unknown
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Mary Colling
1826 - 1852
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Margaret Colling
1840 - 1901
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Joseph Colling
1821 - 1879
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John Colling
1819 - 1879

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