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john thornton

Birth12 November 1789 - Kildwick, Thornton in Craven, Yorkshire, England
Death07/11/1876 - Marlow Hill, Lothersdale, Yorkshire
MotherMary Bulcock
FatherJohn Thornton

Born in Kildwick, Thornton in Craven, Yorkshire, England on 12 November 1789 to John Thornton and Mary Bulcock. john thornton married Susanna Bradley and had 12 children. He passed away on 07/11/1876 in Marlow Hill, Lothersdale, Yorkshire.

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Parents
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John Thornton
1761 - 1839
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Mary Bulcock
1762 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Bradley
1797 - 1874
Children Show all
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Aaron Thornton
1830 - 1880
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Ann Thornton
1834 - Unknown
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Bradley Thornton
1832 - Unknown
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Jane Thornton
1819 - Unknown
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Maria Thornton
1826 - Unknown
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John Thornton
1822 - Unknown
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Henry Thornton
1836 - Unknown
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Luke Thornton
1828 - Unknown
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Susannah Thornton
1840 - Unknown
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William Thornton
1816 - 1897
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Colonel Thornton
1824 - Unknown
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Mary Thornton
1841 - Unknown

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