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Martha Schofield

Birth1823 - Lockwood Hey Delph Saddleworth
Death2 Dec 1884 - Chester, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherMally Shaw
FatherJohn Schofield

Born in Lockwood Hey Delph Saddleworth on 1823 to John Schofield and Mally Shaw. Martha Schofield married John Longbottom/Longbotham and had 11 children. She passed away on 2 Dec 1884 in Chester, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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John Schofield
1789 - 1856
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Mally Shaw
1787 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Longbottom/longbotham
1823 - 1891
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Ralph Longbottom
1849 - 1854
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Ralph Longbottom
1856 - Unknown
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John Charles Longbottom/longbotham
1844 - 1926
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James William Schofield Longbottom/longbotham
1854 - 1939
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John Longbottom
1846 - 1854
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Mary Longbottom
1847 - 1854
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John Franklin Longbottom Longbotham
1858 - Unknown
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James William Longbottom
1853 - 1854
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Sarah Longbottom
1842 - 1885
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Mary Ann Longbotham
1862 - 1934
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John Franklin Longbottom/longbotham
1856 - 1857

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