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John Mortimer

Birthabt 1833 - Bramley, Yorkshire, England
DeathOct 1902 - Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding, United Kingdom
MotherHannah Kirk
FatherLaw MORTIMER

Born in Bramley, Yorkshire, England on abt 1833 to Law MORTIMER and Hannah Kirk. John Mortimer married Harriet Kitchingman and had 10 children. He passed away on Oct 1902 in Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Law Mortimer
1809 - 1893
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Hannah Kirk
1819 - 1895
Spouse(s)
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Harriet Kitchingman
1827 - 1881
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Harriet Fawcett
1834 - 1893
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Selina Ann Armitage
1845 - 1927
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John Mortimer
1833 - 1902
Children Show all
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Charles Mortimer
1858 - 1926
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Alfred Mortimer
1860 - 1917
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Arthur Mortimer
1855 - 1933
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George Henry Mortimer
1868 - 1938
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Jane Mortimer
1865 - 1950
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Hannah Mortimer
1862 - 1943
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William Mortimer
1871 - 1872
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Elizabeth Ann Mortimer
1868 - Unknown
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Emma Mortimer
1872 - Unknown
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Thomas Mortimer
1857 - Unknown

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