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David Watt

Birth11 Feb 1712 - Forfar, Angus, Scotland
DeathJan 1793 - Oxford, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherJean Kerr
FatherWilliam Watt

Born in Forfar, Angus, Scotland on 11 Feb 1712 to William Watt and Jean Kerr. David Watt married Susanna/Susannah HOLLOWAY and had 13 children. He passed away on Jan 1793 in Oxford, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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William Watt
1685 - 1733
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Jean Kerr
1694 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Susanna/susannah Holloway
1703 - 1770
Children Show all
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David Watts
1732 - 1818
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John Watt
1753 - 1817
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David Watts
1753 - 1837
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John Watts
1730 - 1818
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Susan Watt
1743 - 1803
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Martha (Prater) Wyatt
1745 - 1783
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Mary Ann Watts
1735 - 1783
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Nancy Watts
1729 - 1801
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Martha Watt
1745 - 1833
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Jeannette Watt Reed
1750 - Unknown
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Nathan Watts
1730 - 1800
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Charles Watts
1731 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Bettie" Watts
1732 - 1791

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