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Hannah Healey

Birth3 Mar 1722 - Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
Death9 Jun 1799 - Pawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
MotherHannah Titus
FatherPaul Healey

Born in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States on 3 Mar 1722 to Paul Healey and Hannah Titus. Hannah Healey married Lieut John Flanders (Rev. War) Darling and had 14 children. She passed away on 9 Jun 1799 in Pawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents
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Paul Healey
1696 - 1725
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Hannah Titus
1701 - 1764
Spouse(s)
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Lieut John Flanders (Rev. War) Darling
1717 - 1798
Children Show all
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Mary Darling
1749 - 1813
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Jemima Darling
1757 - 1819
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David Darling
1753 - 1835
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Esther Darling
1743 - 1829
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Hannah Darling
1744 - 1819
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John Darling
1741 - 1814
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Elias Darling
1759 - 1833
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Abel Darling
1766 - 1826
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Peter Darling
1751 - 1821
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James Darling
1746 - 1770
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Susanna Darling
1761 - 1850
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Eunice Darling
1755 - Unknown
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Jerusha (Betsey) - Twin Darling
1757 - 1819
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Moses Darling
1756 - 1822

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