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John Pratt

Birth1774 - Woolavington, Sussex, England
Death11 Dec 1857 - buried St Peters Church, Woolavington, Sussex, England
MotherElizabeth Hammond
FatherGeorge Pratt

Born in Woolavington, Sussex, England on 1774 to George Pratt and Elizabeth Hammond. John Pratt married Sarah Halstead Newman and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Dec 1857 in buried St Peters Church, Woolavington, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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George Pratt
1734 - 1806
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Elizabeth Hammond
1738 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Halstead Newman
1776 - 1847
Children Show all
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Phyllis Pratt
1798 - 1877
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Newman Pratt
1810 - 1900
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Charles Pratt
1803 - 1879
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John Pratt
1801 - 1882
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Sarah Pratt
1808 - Unknown
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Jane Pratt
1815 - 1903
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Elizabeth Pratt
1813 - 1833
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Henry Pratt
1805 - 1828
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Alfred Pratt
1819 - 1898

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