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Hugh Procter

BirthFeb 1797 - Ulverston, Lancashire, , England
Death11 Jul 1864 - Scarborough, Yorkshire, , England
MotherAnne Dereham
FatherHenry Procter

Born in Ulverston, Lancashire, , England on Feb 1797 to Henry Procter and Anne Dereham. Hugh Procter married Hannah Warrener and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Jul 1864 in Scarborough, Yorkshire, , England.

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Parents
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Henry Procter
1767 - 1846
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Anne Dereham
1767 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Warrener
1797 - 1861
Children Show all
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John Warriner Procter
1826 - 1917
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Jane Proctor
1833 - 1918
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William Procter
1824 - 1886
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Thomas Procter
1828 - 1895
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Elizabeth Proctor
1845 - Unknown
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Sarah Procter
1819 - Unknown
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George Procter
1821 - Unknown
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Ann Procter
1831 - Unknown
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Hannah Proctor
1840 - Unknown

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