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John Halliday

Birth1776 - Halifax Yorkshire England
Death1855 - Not Available
MotherSusan Horner
FatherJohn Halliday

Born in Halifax Yorkshire England on 1776 to John Halliday and Susan Horner. John Halliday married Ann (Nancy) Halliday and had 15 children. He passed away on 1855.

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Parents
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John Halliday
1746 - 1779
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Susan Horner
1749 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ann (Nancy) Halliday
1781 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Edward Halliday
1821 - 1895
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Leah Haliday
1806 - 1858
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Hannah Halliday
1823 - 1849
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Isaac Halliday
1806 - 1870
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Nanny Halliday
1809 - 1835
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Samuel Halliday
1811 - 1844
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Martha Halliday
1813 - 1877
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Rebecca Halliday
1821 - Unknown
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John Halliday
1815 - Unknown
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Jenny Halliday
1801 - Unknown
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Priscilla Halliday
1799 - 1886
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Richard (B1809y) Halliday
1809 - 1869
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Abraham Halliday
1810 - 1876
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John Halliday
1809 - 1871
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George Halliday
1812 - Unknown

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