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Thomas Nelson

Birth28 Feb 1813 - Caldbeck, Cumberland, England
Death21 May 1890 - Wigton, Cumberland
MotherElizabeth Hudson
FatherJohn Nelson

Born in Caldbeck, Cumberland, England on 28 Feb 1813 to John Nelson and Elizabeth Hudson. Thomas Nelson married Isabella Mattinson and had 10 children. He passed away on 21 May 1890 in Wigton, Cumberland.

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Parents
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John Nelson
1772 - 1846
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Elizabeth Hudson
1772 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Isabella Mattinson
1814 - 1891
Children Show all
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Joseph Nelson
1848 - Unknown
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John Nelson
1841 - Unknown
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William Nelson
1835 - 1919
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Sarah Nelson
1861 - Unknown
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Betty Nelson
1837 - 1929
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Jane Nelson
1853 - Unknown
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Mary Nelson
1846 - 1908
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Ann Nelson
1839 - Unknown
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Isabella Nelson
1850 - Unknown
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Thomas Nelson
1845 - Unknown

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