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John Longbottom

BirthAbt Mar 1831 - Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, England
DeathBet. Oct-Dec 1886 - Sculcoates, Hull, Yorkshire, England
MotherHannah Day
FatherThomas Longbottom

Born in Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, England on Abt Mar 1831 to Thomas Longbottom and Hannah Day. John Longbottom married Emma Rodley and had 9 children. He passed away on Bet. Oct-Dec 1886 in Sculcoates, Hull, Yorkshire, England.

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Thomas Longbottom
1798 - 1868
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Hannah Day
1796 - 1870
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Emma Rodley
1832 - Unknown
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Jane Ford
1844 - Unknown
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John Thomas Longbottom
1861 - 1936
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Henry Longbottom
1857 - 1906
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George Longbottom
1863 - Unknown
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Ruth Longbottom
1877 - 1958
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Walter Longbottom
1873 - Unknown
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Alfred Longbottom
1859 - 1952
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Emma Longbottom
1878 - Unknown
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Arthur Longbottom
1865 - Unknown
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Ernest Longbottom
1884 - 1955

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