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John Grey

Birth23 JAN 1700 - Shoreston Hall, Bamburgh, Northumberland, England
Death18 May 1755 - Bamburgh, Northumberland
MotherKatherine Lambton
FatherEdward Grey

Born in Shoreston Hall, Bamburgh, Northumberland, England on 23 JAN 1700 to Edward Grey and Katherine Lambton. John Grey married Constantia Charlton and had 9 children. He passed away on 18 May 1755 in Bamburgh, Northumberland.

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Parents
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Edward Grey
1671 - 1729
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Katherine Lambton
1673 - 1722
Spouse(s)
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Constantia Charlton
1711 - 1808
Children Show all
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Henry Grey
1739 - 1817
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Mary Grey
1743 - 1795
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Elizabeth Grey
1735 - 1741
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Thomas Grey
1745 - Unknown
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John Grey
1742 - 1777
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Anne Grey
1738 - 1820
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Elizabeth Grey
1741 - Unknown
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Edward Grey
1734 - 1734
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Catherine Grey
1733 - Unknown

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