Mary Crompton Schofield

Birth6 March 1800 - Royton, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, Greater Manchester, England

Death15 January 1876 - Cardington, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherJane Jenny Crompton

FatherJames Schofield

Born in Royton, Metropolitan Borough of Oldham, Greater Manchester, England on 6 March 1800 to James Schofield and Jane Jenny Crompton. Mary Crompton Schofield married Thomas Thorpe and had 13 children. She passed away on 15 January 1876 in Cardington, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

James Schofield
1775 - 1843

Jane Jenny Crompton
1780 - 1842

Spouse(s)

Thomas Thorpe
1795 - 1849

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Thomas Thorpe
1826 - 1904

Joseph Thorpe
1837 - 1914

Edmund Thorpe
1833 - 1905

Rostren Rostron Thorpe
1841 - 1907

James Thorpe
1828 - 1907

Mary Thorpe
1831 - 1900

William Thorpe
1830 - 1830

John Thorpe
1822 - 1881

Robert Thorpe
1835 - 1841

Hannah Thorpe
1822 - 1859

Elizabeth Thorpe
1845 - 1886

Jane Jenny Thorpe
1839 - 1868

Nancy Cocker
1821 - 1883

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