William Bateman

BirthJan 1828 - Dillicar, Kirkby Lonsdale (parish) Firbank (Township), Westmorland, England

Death8 Jan 1875 - Patton Bridge, Patton Township, Kendal (parish), Westmoreland, England 10b 513

MotherMary Ann Fawcett

FatherWilliam Bateman

Born in Dillicar, Kirkby Lonsdale (parish) Firbank (Township), Westmorland, England on Jan 1828 to William Bateman and Mary Ann Fawcett. William Bateman married Eleanor Ellen Nicholson and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 Jan 1875 in Patton Bridge, Patton Township, Kendal (parish), Westmoreland, England 10b 513.

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Parents

William Bateman
1801 - 1865

Mary Ann Fawcett
1804 - 1890

Spouse(s)

Eleanor Ellen Nicholson
1835 - 1908

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John Bateman
1856 - Unknown

Mary Bateman
1858 - Unknown

William Bateman
1859 - 1925

Fanny Bateman
1864 - 1957

Elizabeth Bateman
1862 - Unknown

Miles Bateman
1863 - 1957

James Bateman
1868 - Unknown

Sarah Agnes Bateman
1870 - Unknown

Ellen Bateman
1874 - Unknown

Margaret Bateman
Unknown - Unknown

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