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Hannah Raper

Birth11 May 1823 - West Lutton, Yorkshire, England
DeathJun Q 1901 - Beverley District, Yorkshire East Riding, England
MotherAnn Sowden
FatherJohn Raper

Born in West Lutton, Yorkshire, England on 11 May 1823 to John Raper and Ann Sowden. Hannah Raper married Thomas Broadley and had 9 children. She passed away on Jun Q 1901 in Beverley District, Yorkshire East Riding, England.

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Parents
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John Raper
1787 - Unknown
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Ann Sowden
1786 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Broadley
1822 - 1880
Children Show all
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Mary Broadley
1849 - 1931
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Alice Broadley
1859 - 1905
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John Broadley
1851 - 1943
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Joseph Broadley
1853 - 1930
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Charles Broadley
1856 - 1932
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Elizabeth Broadley
1864 - 1938
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Ann Broadley
1847 - 1858
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Annie Broadley
1862 - 1908
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Thomas Broadley
1860 - 1939

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