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John Winterbottom

Birth1804 - Manchester, Lancashire, , England
Death14 Mar 1866 - Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, United States
MotherBetty Tatton
FatherJames WINTERBOTTOM

Born in Manchester, Lancashire, , England on 1804 to James WINTERBOTTOM and Betty Tatton. John Winterbottom married Mary Cotterall and had 6 children. He passed away on 14 Mar 1866 in Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, United States.

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James Winterbottom
1784 - 1856
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Betty Tatton
1783 - 1847
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Mary Cotterall
Unknown - Unknown
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Isaac Winterbottom
Unknown - Unknown
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James A Winterbottom
1857 - Unknown
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Daniel Winterbottom
1830 - Unknown
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Daniel Winterbottom
1829 - 1887
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Sarah Winterbottom
1833 - Unknown
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Sarah A. Stadler
1838 - 1898

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