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Thomas Iley

Birth25 Sept 1737 - Wolsingham, Durham, , England
Death1805 - Wolsingham, Co Durham
MotherAnn Hopper
FatherWilliam ISLEY

Born in Wolsingham, Durham, , England on 25 Sept 1737 to William ISLEY and Ann Hopper. Thomas Iley married Elizabeth Trotter and had 11 children. He passed away on 1805 in Wolsingham, Co Durham.

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Parents
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William Isley
1715 - Unknown
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Ann Hopper
1711 - 1755
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Trotter
1744 - 1820
Children Show all
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Cuthbert Iley
1781 - 1864
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Henry Iley
1768 - 1834
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Sarah Iley
1791 - 1857
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James Iley
1773 - 1864
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Ralph Iley
1788 - Unknown
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Thomas Iley
1777 - 1864
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Susannah Iley
1771 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Iley
1779 - Unknown
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Jane Iley
1784 - 1850
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Matthew Iley
1765 - 1839
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George Iley
1763 - Unknown

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