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John Oddy

Birth1682 - Ilkley, Yorkshire, England
DeathJul 1758 - Langbar, Ilkley, Yorkshire, , England
MotherElizabeth Potter
FatherRichard Oddye

Born in Ilkley, Yorkshire, England on 1682 to Richard Oddye and Elizabeth Potter. John Oddy married Elizabeth Hudson and had 10 children. He passed away on Jul 1758 in Langbar, Ilkley, Yorkshire, , England.

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Parents
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Richard Oddye
1647 - 1712
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Elizabeth Potter
1643 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hudson
1702 - 1780
Children Show all
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Sarah Oddy
1733 - 1809
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John Oddy
1731 - 1783
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Elizabeth (Betty) Oddy
1741 - Unknown
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Joshua Oddy
1745 - 1763
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Tamar Oddy
1738 - Unknown
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Peter Oddy
1728 - 1780
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John Oddy
1727 - 1727
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Philip Oddy
1736 - 1738
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Mary Hardwick
1722 - 1774
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James Hardwick
1719 - Unknown

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