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John Waters

Birth22 Nov 1590 - Eastcott, North, Hamptonshire, England
Death20 Jul 1626 - Eastcott, North, Hamptonshire, England
MotherPhebe Manning
FatherJohn James Waters

Born in Eastcott, North, Hamptonshire, England on 22 Nov 1590 to John James Waters and Phebe Manning. John Waters married Alice Getlande and had 17 children. He passed away on 20 Jul 1626 in Eastcott, North, Hamptonshire, England.

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Parents
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John James Waters
1568 - 1618
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Phebe Manning
1572 - 1642
Spouse(s)
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Alice Getlande
1592 - 1666
Children Show all
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Samuel Waters
1617 - 1665
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Mary Elizabeth Waters
1619 - 1683
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James Waters
1606 - 1615
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Joseph Waters
1607 - 1626
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Ambrose Waters
1608 - 1615
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William Waters
1591 - 1626
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Thomas Waters
1620 - Unknown
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Edward Waters
1615 - 1663
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Ann Waters
1616 - 1700
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Ann Waters
1610 - 1615
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Anthony Waters
1622 - Unknown
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Matthew Waters
1623 - Unknown
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James Waters
1611 - 1626
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Ambrose Waters
1608 - 1665
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Elizabeth Waters
1610 - 1663
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Frances Walter
1605 - 1681
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John Waters
1606 - 1676

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