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John Woolley

Birth1852 - Draycott in The Clay, Staffordshire, England
DeathMar 1923 - Hayfield, Derbyshire, England
MotherHarriett Coxon
FatherJohn (Sen) Woolley

Born in Draycott in The Clay, Staffordshire, England on 1852 to John (Sen) Woolley and Harriett Coxon. John Woolley married Mary Ann ELLIOTT and had 13 children. He passed away on Mar 1923 in Hayfield, Derbyshire, England.

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Parents
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John (Sen) Woolley
1822 - 1884
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Harriett Coxon
1821 - 1889
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Elliott
1847 - 1897
Children Show all
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Thomas Woolley
1877 - 1963
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Fred Woolley
1884 - 1953
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William John Woolley
1875 - 1949
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Harriet A. Woolley
1875 - 1913
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Mildred Charlotte Woolley
1901 - 1984
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Susanna Woolley
1881 - 1941
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Frank Wilfred Gould
1893 - 1984
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Ida A Mellor
1895 - Unknown
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Lilian Woolley
1891 - Unknown
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Arthur John Woolley
1877 - 1955
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John Gould
1892 - 1982
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Joseph Gould
1892 - Unknown
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Sarah E Gould
1897 - Unknown

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