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HANNAH DAVIS

BirthAbt 1660 - Shropshire, England
Death1732 - Star Island, Isles Shoals, New Hampshire, United States
MotherAlice Frances Newman (IMGR)
FatherJohn Dane or Davis

Born in Shropshire, England on Abt 1660 to John Dane or Davis and Alice Frances Newman (IMGR). HANNAH DAVIS married Richard Hatton Yeaton and had 15 children. She passed away on 1732 in Star Island, Isles Shoals, New Hampshire, United States.

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Parents
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John Dane Or Davis
1608 - 1675
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Alice Frances Newman (Imgr)
1605 - 1682
Spouse(s)
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Richard Hatton Yeaton
1651 - 1732
Children Show all
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Philip Yeaton
1674 - 1771
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Samuel Yeaton
1698 - 1743
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John Yeaton
1682 - 1757
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Benjamin Yeaton
1694 - 1735
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Richard Yeaton
1704 - 1758
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Joseph Yeaton
1692 - 1761
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Hannah Yeaton
1696 - Unknown
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Jane Hatton
1680 - Unknown
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Sarah Hatton
1685 - 1710
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Joseph Yeaton
1702 - Unknown
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Richard Hatton
1683 - Unknown
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Jonathan Hatton
1694 - 1783
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John Yeaton
1687 - 1756
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Phillip Hatton
1688 - 1723
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Hannah Yeaton
1679 - Unknown

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