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JOHN HARDING

Birth1763 - Farway, Devon, England
Death24.4.1833 - Southleigh, Devon, England
MotherJOYCE MILLMAN
FatherAARON HARDING

Born in Farway, Devon, England on 1763 to AARON HARDING and JOYCE MILLMAN. JOHN HARDING married ROSANNAH SPURWAY and had 10 children. He passed away on 24.4.1833 in Southleigh, Devon, England.

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Parents
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Aaron Harding
1745 - Unknown
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Joyce Millman
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Rosannah Spurway
1765 - 1828
Children Show all
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Agnes Harding
1799 - 1891
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Mary Harding
1804 - 1857
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John Harding
1801 - Unknown
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Rosannah Harding
1792 - Unknown
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James Harding
1801 - 1807
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Mary Harding
1795 - 1799
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William Harding
1789 - Unknown
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Samuel Harding
1805 - Unknown
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Eliza Harding
1808 - 1809
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Sarah Harding
1797 - Unknown

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