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John Digby

BirthMay 1760 - Finchingfield, Essex
Death1 JAN 1826 - Finchingfield
MotherSarah Digby
FatherJoseph Digby

Born in Finchingfield, Essex on May 1760 to Joseph Digby and Sarah Digby. John Digby married Milicent Sams and had 10 children. He passed away on 1 JAN 1826 in Finchingfield.

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Parents
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Joseph Digby
1701 - 1763
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Sarah Digby
1738 - 1765
Spouse(s)
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Milicent Sams
1766 - 1837
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Elizabeth Wakefield
1771 - 1850
Children Show all
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Ann Digby
1802 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Digby
1788 - 1862
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Susan Digby
1798 - Unknown
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Joseph Digby
1806 - 1861
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John Digby
1792 - Unknown
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Samuel Digby
1800 - Unknown
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Suzanne Digby
1789 - 1797
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Emily Coe
1801 - 1874
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Amelia Malton
1804 - 1873
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Susanna Digby
Unknown - 1786

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