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Hannah SCOTT

Birth1786 - Drighlington, Yorkshire, England
Death13 May 1858 - Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England
MotherHannah Senior
FatherWilliam Scott

Born in Drighlington, Yorkshire, England on 1786 to William Scott and Hannah Senior. Hannah SCOTT married Benjamin Gott and had 10 children. She passed away on 13 May 1858 in Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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William Scott
1756 - 1812
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Hannah Senior
1756 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Gott
1770 - 1838
Children Show all
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Martha Gott 01
1823 - 1903
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John Gott
1820 - 1901
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Lydia Gott
1829 - 1909
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Ann Gott
1818 - 1888
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Benjamin Gott 01
1805 - Unknown
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William Gott
1836 - Unknown
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Nancy Gott
1826 - 1867
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Mary Gott
1813 - Unknown
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Caroline Abigail Gott
1807 - 1903
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Esther Gott
1808 - 1903

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