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John Rutledge

Birth1845 - Stow Bardolph, Norfolk
DeathDec 1908 - Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England
MotherPhoebe (Pheba) Taylor
FatherJohn T Rutledge

Born in Stow Bardolph, Norfolk on 1845 to John T Rutledge and Phoebe (Pheba) Taylor. John Rutledge married Emma Cupitt and had 13 children. He passed away on Dec 1908 in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England.

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Parents
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John T Rutledge
1821 - Unknown
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Phoebe (Pheba) Taylor
1823 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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Emma Cupitt
1843 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lavinia Rutledge
1867 - Unknown
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Ruth Rutledge
1889 - 1977
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Jabez Cupitt Rutledge
1871 - 1951
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Emma Rutledge
1885 - Unknown
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John Thomas Rutledge
1876 - Unknown
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Phebe Ann Rutledge
1879 - 1946
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Mary Ann Rutledge
1863 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Rutledge
1869 - Unknown
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Eliza Rutledge
1880 - Unknown
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Minnie Rutledge
1877 - Unknown
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Albert Rutledge
1873 - Unknown
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Evelyn Rutledge
1883 - Unknown
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Emmair Rutledge
1883 - Unknown

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