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Eliza Datson

Birth1830 - Kea, Cornwall, England
Death21 Jan 1908 - Ascot Vale, Vic
MotherPhilippa Dennis
FatherHugh Datson

Born in Kea, Cornwall, England on 1830 to Hugh Datson and Philippa Dennis. Eliza Datson married James Docherty and had 10 children. She passed away on 21 Jan 1908 in Ascot Vale, Vic.

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Parents
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Hugh Datson
1805 - 1879
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Philippa Dennis
1809 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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James Docherty
1825 - 1880
Children Show all
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Catherine Docherty
1865 - 1957
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Richard Henry Docherty
1856 - 1874
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Phillipa Docherty
1857 - 1874
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Eliza Jane Docherty
1855 - 1873
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Ellen Docherty
1863 - Unknown
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Edward Docherty
1869 - Unknown
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James Docherty
1861 - Unknown
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Margaret Docherty
1867 - Unknown
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Emily Docherty
1872 - 1900
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Mary Anne Docherty
1859 - 1933

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