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John Guy

Birth30.7.1734 - Finsbury, Middlesex, England
Death1798 - St Bololph, Aldersgate, London
MotherMary Harbier
FatherRichard Guy

Born in Finsbury, Middlesex, England on 30.7.1734 to Richard Guy and Mary Harbier. John Guy married Crompton Wells and had 11 children. He passed away on 1798 in St Bololph, Aldersgate, London.

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Parents
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Richard Guy
1711 - Unknown
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Mary Harbier
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Crompton Wells
1738 - 1798
Children Show all
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Edward Guy
1774 - 1843
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John Guy
1759 - 1759
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William Beckford Guy
1772 - 1773
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Lydia Guy
1776 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Guy
1761 - 1800
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Eleanor Guy
1769 - 1771
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Ann Guy
1764 - 1840
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Maria Guy
1766 - Unknown
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John Guy
1763 - Unknown
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William Guy
1760 - Unknown
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Constantia Crompton Guy
1768 - 1840

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