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john gain

Birthabt 1824 - Westfield, Sussex, England
DeathSep 1899 - Battle, Sussex, England
MotherAnn Lloyd
FatherStephen Pepper

Born in Westfield, Sussex, England on abt 1824 to Stephen Pepper and Ann Lloyd. john gain had 12 children. He passed away on Sep 1899 in Battle, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Stephen Pepper
1809 - 1891
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Ann Lloyd
1811 - 1865
Children Show all
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Edward William Pepper
1874 - 1913
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Albert Gain
1860 - 1873
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William Gain
1854 - Unknown
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Edward Pepper
1874 - Unknown
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Henry Gain
1865 - Unknown
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James Gain (Step Son)
1857 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Pepper
1872 - Unknown
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Lilian Pepper
1878 - Unknown
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Mary Pepper
1872 - Unknown
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Frederick Pepper
1870 - Unknown
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James Gain
1857 - Unknown
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Frederick Stephen Pepper
1870 - 1945

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