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John Rowbottom

BirthAbout 1824 - Cheshire County, England
Death1902 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth "Betty" Earnshaw
FatherWilliam Rowbottom

Born in Cheshire County, England on About 1824 to William Rowbottom and Elizabeth "Betty" Earnshaw. John Rowbottom married Mary Rowbottom and had 8 children. He passed away on 1902.

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William Rowbottom
1793 - 1836
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Elizabeth "Betty" Earnshaw
1800 - 1868
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Mary Rowbottom
1829 - 1902
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Harry Charles Rowbottom
1869 - 1902
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Mary Rowbottom
1864 - Unknown
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Annie Rowbottom
1855 - Unknown
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George Rowbottom
1857 - 1913
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Maria Rowbottom
1851 - Unknown
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Carrie Rowbottom
1870 - 1894
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William Rowbottom
1880 - 1880
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John Saml Rowbottom
1858 - Unknown

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