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John Staples

BirthJanuary 1844 - North Kyme, Lincolnshire, England
Death4 September 1915 - Levin, Horowhenua, New Zealand
MotherHephzibah (Elizabeth) Lynn
FatherHenry Staples

Born in North Kyme, Lincolnshire, England on January 1844 to Henry Staples and Hephzibah (Elizabeth) Lynn. John Staples married Susannah Boyce and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 September 1915 in Levin, Horowhenua, New Zealand.

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Parents
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Henry Staples
1817 - 1896
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Hephzibah (Elizabeth) Lynn
1820 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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Susannah Boyce
1848 - 1926
Children Show all
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Emily Elizabeth Staples
1869 - 1956
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Ellen Hepzibah Staples
1878 - 1962
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Cora Elizabeth Staples
1885 - 1956
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Laura Minnie Staples
1872 - 1953
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William Henry Staples
1868 - 1952
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Charles Vincent Staples
1883 - 1957
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Beatrice Amy Gertrude Staples
1876 - Unknown
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Frederick John Staples
1880 - 1902
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Bernard Staples
1881 - 1955
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Leila Mary Staples
1877 - Unknown

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