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Ann Sutton

Birth1516 - Rushton, Staffordshire, England
Death1565 - England
MotherLady Cecelia Sutton de Willoughby of Dudley; Baroness of Willoughby
FatherEdward I Lord Sutton of Dudley 6th Baron

Born in Rushton, Staffordshire, England on 1516 to Edward I Lord Sutton of Dudley 6th Baron and Lady Cecelia Sutton de Willoughby of Dudley; Baroness of Willoughby. Ann Sutton married Ralph Potts and had 9 children. She passed away on 1565 in England.

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Parents
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Edward I Lord Sutton Of Dudley 6Th Baron
1459 - 1532
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Lady Cecelia Sutton De Willoughby Of Dudley; Baroness Of Willoughby
1463 - 1539
Spouse(s)
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Ralph Potts
1515 - 1583
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Harding
1551 - 1603
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Mary Pottes
1549 - Unknown
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John Pott
1537 - 1577
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Nicholas Potts
1546 - 1623
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Richard Potts
1553 - 1622
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Ralph Potts
1548 - 1590
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Jane Ann Potts
1537 - Unknown
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Agnes Potts
1549 - Unknown
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Robert Potts
1541 - Unknown

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