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John Davison

Birthabt 1853 - Castle Sowerby, Cumberland, England
Death29 Mar 1904 - Auckland, Durham
MotherSarah Laycock
FatherJohn Davison

Born in Castle Sowerby, Cumberland, England on abt 1853 to John Davison and Sarah Laycock. John Davison married Mary Ann Lackenby Coates and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 Mar 1904 in Auckland, Durham.

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Parents
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John Davison
1822 - Unknown
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Sarah Laycock
1821 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Lackenby Coates
1859 - 1944
Children Show all
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Mabel Davison
1903 - 1984
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John Davison Lackenby Coates
1879 - Unknown
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Victor Davison
1893 - 1918
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Lettie Davison
1895 - 1910
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Cecil Davison
1897 - Unknown
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Cora Davison
1885 - Unknown
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Arthur Davison
1901 - 1977
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Elizabeth Eleanor L C Davison
1899 - 1981
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Ernest Davison
1888 - Unknown
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Frederick Davison
1882 - 1955
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Beatrice Alice Davison
1884 - 1946
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Percy Stanley Davison
1891 - 1975
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Albert Davison
1881 - 1909

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