Sir Oswald Bart Mosley, 2nd baronet Mosley

Birth27 Mar 1785 - Moston Hall, Backford, Cheshire, England

Death24 May 1871 - Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, England

MotherElizabeth Bayley Mosley, baroness Withington

FatherSir John Parker MOSLEY

Born in Moston Hall, Backford, Cheshire, England on 27 Mar 1785 to Sir John Parker MOSLEY and Elizabeth Bayley Mosley, baroness Withington. Sir Oswald Bart Mosley, 2nd baronet Mosley married Sophia Anne (Davis?) Every Mosley and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 May 1871 in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, England.

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Parents

Sir John Parker Mosley
1732 - 1798

Elizabeth Bayley Mosley, Baroness Withington
1731 - 1797

Spouse(s)

Sophia Anne (Davis?) Every Mosley
1781 - 1859

Children Show all

Tonman Mosley
1813 - 1890

Emily Mosley
1808 - 1880

Frances (Fanny) Mosley Leigh
1811 - 1881

Letitia Mosley Wright
1826 - 1902

Sophia Anne Mosley
1806 - 1886

Octavia Spooner Nee Mosley
1820 - 1883

Mary-anne Mosley Chetwynd
1812 - 1890

Caroline Mosley
1818 - 1862

Oswald Mosley
1804 - 1856

Ernald Mosley
1821 - 1837

Sarah Elizabeth Mosley
1809 - 1857

Penelope Mosley
1816 - 1890

John Mosley
1814 - 1815

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