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Ann Shorp

Birth1704 - Downholme, Yorkshire, England
Death21st May 1790 - Fremington, Yorkshire, England.
MotherMagdalen Plumer
FatherChristopher Watson

Born in Downholme, Yorkshire, England on 1704 to Christopher Watson and Magdalen Plumer. Ann Shorp married John Petty and had 9 children. She passed away on 21st May 1790 in Fremington, Yorkshire, England..

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Parents
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Christopher Watson
Unknown - Unknown
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Magdalen Plumer
1680 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Petty
1705 - 1779
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Joseph Petty
1696 - 1771
Children Show all
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Joseph Petty
1743 - 1780
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Barbara Petty
1739 - 1776
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Hannah Petty
1745 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Petty
1734 - Unknown
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William Petty
1737 - 1784
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Mary Petty
1730 - 1812
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Ann Petty
1732 - Unknown
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Magdelin Petty
1728 - Unknown
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John Petty
1726 - Unknown

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