John BIRD & Sarah NICHOLSON

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John BIRD
Sarah NICHOLSON

Husband: John BIRD
Birth: 5 Jan 1752, Glassonby, Addingham, CUL
Death: 24 Jan 1820, Bleatarn, Warcop, WES
Father: William BIRD
Mother: Mary DODD

Marriage: 25 Sep 1793, Kirkoswald, Kirkoswald, CUL

Wife: Sarah NICHOLSON
Baptism: 17 Mar 1775, Viol Moor, Kirkoswald, CUL
Father: John NICHOLSON (1747-1806)
Mother: Mary __?__

Children:

— baptized in Scales, Greystoke, CUL:
1. John BIRD, bap. 2 Jan 1795; d. 14 Jul 1871, Warcop, WES; m. Mary WILLIAMS
2. William BIRD, bap. 4 Jun 1796; d. 15 Jan 1880, Soulby, Kirkby-Stephen, WES; m. 20 Jun 1835, Soulby, Kirkby-Stephen, WES, Elizabeth FAWCETT

— baptized in Bleatarn, Warcop, WES:
3. Adam BIRD, bap. 8 Apr 1798
4. Mary BIRD, bap. 23 Nov 1800
5. Isaac BIRD, bap. 20 Nov 1803
6. Thomas BIRD, bap. 1 Oct 1809

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; UK, United Kingdom, England, Cumbria, Cumberland, Westmorland

Sources (n.b., in 1974, co. Cumberland was merged into co. Cumbria):

1. Participate in the BYRD Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project at FamilyTreeDNA.

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

3. Steve Bulman. Cumberland and Westmoreland Parishes. [link died]

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