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David Watts

Birth1809 - Kinbury, Berkshire, England
DeathJanuary 1872 - St Olave Southwark, London, United Kingdom
MotherElizabeth Wensly
FatherGeorge Watts

Born in Kinbury, Berkshire, England on 1809 to George Watts and Elizabeth Wensly. David Watts married Hannah Darling and had 9 children. He passed away on January 1872 in St Olave Southwark, London, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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George Watts
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wensly
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Darling
1817 - 1890
Children Show all
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James Watts
1850 - 1921
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Jane Elizabeth Watts
1847 - Unknown
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Henry Thomas Watts
1848 - 1891
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William Watts
1842 - Unknown
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John D Watts
1860 - Unknown
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Alice A Watts
1840 - Unknown
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Alfred Watts
1838 - Unknown
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Sarah Priscilla Watts
1841 - 1841
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William Watts
1849 - Unknown

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