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John Sands

Birth21 Jan 1703 - Dallington, Sussex, England
Death1 Apr 1797 - Warbleton, Sussex, , England
MotherMary Tolhurst
FatherWilliam Sands

Born in Dallington, Sussex, England on 21 Jan 1703 to William Sands and Mary Tolhurst. John Sands married MARY VALENCE and had 15 children. He passed away on 1 Apr 1797 in Warbleton, Sussex, , England.

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Parents
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William Sands
1683 - 1734
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Mary Tolhurst
1681 - 1741
Spouse(s)
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Mary Valence
1712 - 1767
Children Show all
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Martha Sands
1735 - 1803
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John Sands
1733 - 1812
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William Sands
1731 - 1738
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Rebekah Sands
1744 - 1768
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Thomas Sands
1747 - 1747
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Sarah Sands
1740 - 1768
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Mary Sands
1738 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Sands
1748 - Unknown
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Hannah Sands
1738 - Unknown
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Bartholomew Sands
1747 - 1747
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John Sands
1736 - 1800
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Philly Sands
1755 - 1768
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William Sands
1739 - Unknown
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Thomas Sands
1751 - Unknown
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Windsor Sands
Unknown - Unknown

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