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John Lay

Birth1743 - Fyfield, Berkshire, England
Death1791 - Kettleburgh, Suffolk, England
MotherAlice Stensson
FatherRichard Lay

Born in Fyfield, Berkshire, England on 1743 to Richard Lay and Alice Stensson. John Lay married Mary loue and had 16 children. He passed away on 1791 in Kettleburgh, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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Richard Lay
1714 - 1800
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Alice Stensson
1720 - 1762
Spouse(s)
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Mary Loue
1745 - 1795
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Martha C Slade
1741 - 1795
Children Show all
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Mary Ann Lay
1763 - 1838
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Jill Lay
1761 - 1768
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Thomas Lay
1765 - 1800
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Mary Lay
1766 - 1795
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John Lay
1758 - Unknown
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Peter Lay
1768 - 1769
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Jesse Lay
1773 - 1774
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Patty Lay
1777 - 1778
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Obidia Lay
1789 - Unknown
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Jesse Lay
1787 - 1863
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Byrd Lay
1774 - 1885
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Thomas Lay
1767 - Unknown
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John Lay
1752 - Unknown
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John Lay
1763 - Unknown
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Mary Lay
1769 - 1769
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Patsy Lay
1791 - Unknown

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