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John Needham

BirthFebruary 1772 - Northmoor, Oldham, Lancashire, England
DeathOctober 1853 - Northmoor, Oldham, Lancashire England
MotherMary Woolstencroft
FatherJohn Needham

Born in Northmoor, Oldham, Lancashire, England on February 1772 to John Needham and Mary Woolstencroft. John Needham married Sarah Midgeley and had 7 children. He passed away on October 1853 in Northmoor, Oldham, Lancashire England.

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Parents
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John Needham
1735 - Unknown
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Mary Woolstencroft
1735 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Midgeley
1775 - 1843
Children Show all
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Anna (Hannah) Constant Needham
1795 - 1898
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Sally Needham
1797 - 1882
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Jenny Needham
1805 - Unknown
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Betty Needham
1800 - Unknown
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Ellis Needham
1803 - 1851
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Mary Ann Needham
1809 - 1839
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John Needham
1812 - Unknown

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