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John MORRIS

Birth1810 - Thornage, Cambridgeshire, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherSarah PINDER
FatherTHOMAS MORRIS

Born in Thornage, Cambridgeshire, England on 1810 to THOMAS MORRIS and Sarah PINDER. John MORRIS married Sarah Crane and had 9 children.

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Parents
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Thomas Morris
1774 - 1824
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Sarah Pinder
1775 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Crane
1813 - Unknown
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Sarah Morriss
1814 - Unknown
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Sarah Crane
1795 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lucy Crane Morriss
1850 - 1870
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Thomas Morris
1834 - 1881
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Lavinia Morris
1836 - 1879
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Catharine Morriss
1843 - Unknown
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Rosetta Morriss
1849 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Morriss
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Morriss
1847 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Morriss
1839 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Cobb
1837 - 1911

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