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Daniel Winter

Birth1 Jan 1732 - Chediston, Suffolk, England
Death13 May 1814 - Chediston Suffolk England
MotherMary Basill
FatherJohn Winter

Born in Chediston, Suffolk, England on 1 Jan 1732 to John Winter and Mary Basill. Daniel Winter married Elizabeth Betty Reynolds and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 May 1814 in Chediston Suffolk England.

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Parents
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John Winter
1700 - Unknown
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Mary Basill
1710 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Betty Reynolds
1735 - 1813
Children Show all
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John Winter
1755 - 1836
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William Winter
1767 - Unknown
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Daniel Winter
1758 - 1814
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David Winter
1778 - 1788
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Sarah Winter
1769 - Unknown
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Charlotte Winter
1774 - 1777
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Martha Winter
1765 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Winter
1763 - 1824
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Betty Winter
1761 - Unknown
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Samuel Winter
1777 - Unknown

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