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John Escott

Birth23 AUG 1710 - St. Decumans, Williton, Somerset, England
Death9 MAR 1788 - St Decumans, Watchet, Somerset
MotherPhillipa Thresher
FatherWilliam Escott

Born in St. Decumans, Williton, Somerset, England on 23 AUG 1710 to William Escott and Phillipa Thresher. John Escott married Elizabeth (Betty) Moore and had 12 children. He passed away on 9 MAR 1788 in St Decumans, Watchet, Somerset.

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Parents
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William Escott
1670 - Unknown
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Phillipa Thresher
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth (Betty) Moore
1710 - 1765
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Betty Blackwell
1709 - 1784
Children Show all
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Thomas Escot
1747 - 1838
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Mary Escott
1736 - 1786
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John Escott
1735 - Unknown
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Richard Escot
1750 - 1795
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Joan Escott
1742 - Unknown
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Hugh Escott
1735 - Unknown
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Jane Escott
1741 - Unknown
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Ann Westcott
Unknown - Unknown
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James Escott
1751 - Unknown
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Francis Escott
1739 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Escott
1733 - Unknown
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Thomas Escott
1737 - Unknown

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