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Jonathan Cail

Birth18 Dec 1814 - Long Marton, Westmorland, England
Death21 Oct 1892 - Pine Ridge, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherChristable Lowis
FatherJonathan Cail

Born in Long Marton, Westmorland, England on 18 Dec 1814 to Jonathan Cail and Christable Lowis. Jonathan Cail married Euphemia Elise (Elspa) Burgess and had 14 children. He passed away on 21 Oct 1892 in Pine Ridge, Kent, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Jonathan Cail
1791 - 1871
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Christable Lowis
1790 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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Euphemia Elise (Elspa) Burgess
1826 - 1892
Children Show all
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John Burgess Cail
1848 - 1929
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Mary Ann Moriah Cail
1853 - 1936
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Jane Ellizabeth Cail
1845 - 1927
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James Hope Cail
1853 - 1939
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Johnathan Lewis Cail
1850 - 1872
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Christabella Cail
1846 - 1901
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Thomas Burgess Cail
1860 - 1945
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William Edward Cail
1857 - 1941
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Frederick Walsh Cail
1868 - 1932
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Sarah Elizabeth Cail
1865 - 1943
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Euphemia Phoebe Cail
1862 - 1881
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Joseph Lewis Cail
1868 - 1951
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Sank Donald Cail
1876 - 1950
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George Cail
1870 - 1945

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