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Betsy Hanson

Birth14 Mar 1776 - Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
Death1850 - Strafford, New Hampshire
MotherElizabeth Rogers
FatherJohn Burnham Hanson

Born in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States on 14 Mar 1776 to John Burnham Hanson and Elizabeth Rogers. Betsy Hanson married Michael Scruton and had 12 children. She passed away on 1850 in Strafford, New Hampshire.

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Parents
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John Burnham Hanson
1741 - 1788
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Elizabeth Rogers
1744 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Michael Scruton
1774 - 1823
Children Show all
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Stephen Scruton
1811 - 1885
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Joseph Scruton
1798 - 1866
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Nancy Scruton
1815 - 1884
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Hannah Scruton
1808 - Unknown
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George Scruton
1806 - 1827
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Patience Scruton
1813 - 1891
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Nathaniel Scruton
1800 - 1848
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Michael Hanson Scruton
1820 - Unknown
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Thomas Scruton
1804 - 1890
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Polly Scruton
1797 - Unknown
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Lydia Scruton
1817 - 1889
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Elizabeth Betsy Scruton
1802 - 1893

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