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Mary Kitching

Birth28 JAN 1839 - Lascelles Lane, Old Malton, N. Yorkshire
Death3/2/1912 - Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England
MotherMartha Hindson
FatherJohn Kitching

Born in Lascelles Lane, Old Malton, N. Yorkshire on 28 JAN 1839 to John Kitching and Martha Hindson. Mary Kitching married Jacob Snowden and had 11 children. She passed away on 3/2/1912 in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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John Kitching
1792 - 1858
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Martha Hindson
1799 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Jacob Snowden
1834 - 1879
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Christopher Postill
1827 - 1900
Children Show all
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George Snowden
1861 - 1945
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Mary Esther Mainprize
1859 - 1942
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Alice Snowden
1864 - 1928
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Sarah Ann Snowden
1857 - 1921
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Jacob Snowden
1868 - 1917
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Kate Snowden
1870 - 1873
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Marion Postill
1882 - 1960
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Arthur Sidney Snowden
1876 - 1940
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Francis Henry Snowden
1865 - 1868
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William Alfred Snowden
1874 - 1950
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Fred Snowden
1872 - 1949

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