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John Lock

Birth13 Feb 1713 - East Harling, Norfolk, England
Death31 Jul 1823 - Norfolk, England
MotherMargaret Oliver
FatherThomas Widower Lock

Born in East Harling, Norfolk, England on 13 Feb 1713 to Thomas Widower Lock and Margaret Oliver. John Lock married Mary Collier and had 9 children. He passed away on 31 Jul 1823 in Norfolk, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Widower Lock
1682 - 1737
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Margaret Oliver
1686 - 1745
Spouse(s)
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Mary Collier
1711 - 1754
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Sarah Wragg
1722 - 1796
Children Show all
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🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Lock******* (Kitty) (1792)
1746 - 1829
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William Locke
1734 - 1774
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William Lock
1736 - 1818
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James Lock
1730 - Unknown
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John Lock
1740 - 1821
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William Lack
1735 - Unknown
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Henry Lock
1754 - 1805
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Sarah Lock
1748 - 1773
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Susanna Lock
Unknown - 1766

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