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Hannah Root

Birth1795 - Withersdale Street, Suffolk, England
Death10 May 1876 - Died in Earl Soham, buried at All Saints Church Saxtead, Suffolk
MotherMartha Mouting
FatherJohn Root

Born in Withersdale Street, Suffolk, England on 1795 to John Root and Martha Mouting. Hannah Root married Thomas Reeve and had 12 children. She passed away on 10 May 1876 in Died in Earl Soham, buried at All Saints Church Saxtead, Suffolk.

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Parents
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John Root
1764 - 1834
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Martha Mouting
1764 - 1805
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Reeve
1794 - 1880
Children Show all
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Adam Thomas Reeve
1839 - 1936
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Charles Reeve
1828 - 1914
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John Reeve
1835 - 1924
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Samuel Reeve
1818 - 1902
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Martha Reeve
1822 - 1881
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John Reeve
1819 - Unknown
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Thirza Reeve
1826 - Unknown
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Celia Reeve
1820 - 1867
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Charles Reeve
1831 - Unknown
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Selina Reeve
1836 - 1842
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Louisa Reeve
1826 - Unknown
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Hannah Reeve
1828 - 1914

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