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Daniel Blott

Birth1796 - Cambridge
Death30 APR 1846 - Staffordshire Place, Cambridge
MotherMary Everett
FatherMartin Blott

Born in Cambridge on 1796 to Martin Blott and Mary Everett. Daniel Blott married Millicent Phillips and had 11 children. He passed away on 30 APR 1846 in Staffordshire Place, Cambridge.

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Parents
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Martin Blott
1755 - 1818
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Mary Everett
1755 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Millicent Phillips
1797 - 1875
Children Show all
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William Henry Blott
1823 - 1866
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James Blott
1829 - 1879
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Thomas Blott
1840 - 1910
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Elizabeth Blott
1838 - 1930
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Rebecca Blott
1834 - 1911
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Martin Blott
1831 - 1867
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Mary Ann Blott
1820 - Unknown
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John Blott
1823 - Unknown
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Hannah Blott
1819 - Unknown
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Rebecca Blott
1823 - 1825
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Martin Blott
1825 - 1825

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