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John Rayner

Birth1749 / 1751 - Sutton Valence, Kent, England
Death1818 - Sutton Valence, Kent, , England
MotherHannah Hutchins
FatherJohn Rayner

Born in Sutton Valence, Kent, England on 1749 / 1751 to John Rayner and Hannah Hutchins. John Rayner married Jane Collison and had 10 children. He passed away on 1818 in Sutton Valence, Kent, , England.

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Parents
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John Rayner
1718 - 1778
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Hannah Hutchins
1720 - 1761
Spouse(s)
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Jane Collison
1758 - 1825
Children Show all
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Mary Rayner
1785 - Unknown
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George Rayner
1799 - 1871
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Edward Rayner
1783 - Unknown
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Ann Rayner
1781 - Unknown
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Hannah Rayner
1795 - 1849
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Susannah Rayner
1788 - Unknown
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Sophia Rayner
1790 - 1794
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William Rayner
1794 - 1794
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James Rayner
1794 - Unknown
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George Rayner
1796 - 1860

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