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John Proctor

Birth21 Aug 1809 - Chipping, Ribble Valley Borough, Lancashire, England
Death19 Oct 1889 - Longridge, Ribble Valley Borough, Lancashire, England
MotherMary Bradley
FatherJames Procter

Born in Chipping, Ribble Valley Borough, Lancashire, England on 21 Aug 1809 to James Procter and Mary Bradley. John Proctor married Elizabeth Bleasdale and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Oct 1889 in Longridge, Ribble Valley Borough, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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James Procter
1760 - 1832
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Mary Bradley
1776 - 1865
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Bleasdale
1806 - 1840
Children Show all
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Margaret Proctor
1840 - 1921
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Esther Procter
1838 - 1917
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Dorothy Proctor
1860 - 1942
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Henry Proctor
1847 - 1933
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John Proctor
1853 - Unknown
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James Procter
1842 - 1902
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Sarah Procter
1849 - 1886
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Alice Thornber
1858 - Unknown
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Martha Proctor
1856 - Unknown
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Ann Knowles
1850 - 1923
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Agnes Procter
1843 - 1917
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Thomas Procter
1834 - Unknown

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