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hannah wroot

Birth25th march 1798 - haxey lincolnshire
DeathOct 1840 - Haxey, Lincolnshire, England
MotherHannah Warrener
FatherJames Wroot

Born in haxey lincolnshire on 25th march 1798 to James Wroot and Hannah Warrener. hannah wroot married James Johnson and had 10 children. She passed away on Oct 1840 in Haxey, Lincolnshire, England.

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Parents
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James Wroot
1773 - 1829
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Hannah Warrener
1778 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Johnson
1792 - 1869
Children Show all
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James Johnson
1833 - Unknown
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George Wroot Johnson
1824 - Unknown
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Hannah Johnson
1830 - Unknown
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Ann Johnson
1821 - 1827
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Lucy Johnson
1836 - Unknown
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Mary Johnson
1823 - Unknown
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Ann Johnson
1827 - Unknown
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George Johnson
1825 - 1872
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Thomas Johnson
1829 - 1912
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Thomas Johnson
1829 - Unknown

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