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JOHN EARDLEY

Birth1616 - Audley, Staffordshire
Death1684 - Not Available
MotherAnne Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley
FatherJohn Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley / Heardley / Erdleye of Stafford County, England

Born in Audley, Staffordshire on 1616 to John Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley / Heardley / Erdleye of Stafford County, England and Anne Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley . JOHN EARDLEY married Elizabeth Hunt and had 7 children. He passed away on 1684.

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Parents
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John Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley / Heardley / Erdleye Of Stafford County, England
1584 - 1634
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Anne Yeardley / Yardley / Earlye / Eardley
1595 - 1643
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hunt
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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John Yardley
1650 - Unknown
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Thomas Eardley
1654 - 1655
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Johannis Eardly
1645 - Unknown
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Ralph Eardley
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Eardley
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Eardley
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Eardley
Unknown - Unknown

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