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JOHN GOLDTHORP

Birth1791 - SHELLEY HUDDERSFIELD
Death1868 - Yorkshire, England
MotherNancy Cook
FatherAbel Goldthorp

Born in SHELLEY HUDDERSFIELD on 1791 to Abel Goldthorp and Nancy Cook. JOHN GOLDTHORP married BETTY BATES and had 13 children. He passed away on 1868 in Yorkshire, England.

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Abel Goldthorp
1755 - 1804
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Nancy Cook
1760 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Betty Bates
1796 - 1875
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George Goldthorpe
1822 - Unknown
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Elemmy Earnshaw
1828 - Unknown
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Sally Goldthorpe
1829 - 1903
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John Goldthorpe
1832 - 1894
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Hezekiah Goldthorpe
1822 - 1871
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Jane Goldthorp
1833 - Unknown
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Rhoda Goldthorp
1823 - 1857
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Wilson Goldthorp
1837 - 1851
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Walker Goldthorp
1820 - 1843
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George Goldthorpe
1835 - Unknown
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Henry Goldthorp
1840 - Unknown
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George Goldthorp
1822 - 1873
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Abel Goldthorp
1825 - Unknown

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