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Hannah WEBB

Birth31 Mar 1785 - Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States
Death20 Feb 1862 - Whitechurch, 1654345, Ontario, Canada
MotherAnn Clayton
FatherIsaac Webb

Born in Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States on 31 Mar 1785 to Isaac Webb and Ann Clayton. Hannah WEBB married Robert Giddence Wilkins and had 8 children. She passed away on 20 Feb 1862 in Whitechurch, 1654345, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Isaac Webb
1755 - 1852
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Ann Clayton
1759 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Robert Giddence Wilkins
1785 - 1852
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Suzanna "Lizzy" Wilkin
1810 - 1889
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Edna Wilkin
1809 - 1882
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John Simpson Wilkins
1815 - 1877
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Isaac Clayton Wilkin
1818 - 1861
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Mary Wilkins
1816 - 1905
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Rachel Wilkin
1822 - Unknown
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William Wilkin
1820 - 1861
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Ann Wilkin
Unknown - Unknown

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