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Jonathan Moth

Birth24 Jan 1813 - Eversley, Hampshire, England
DeathJun 1896 - Hartley Wintney, Hampshire
MotherSarah Davis
FatherWilliam Moth

Born in Eversley, Hampshire, England on 24 Jan 1813 to William Moth and Sarah Davis. Jonathan Moth married Mary Newberry and had 14 children. He passed away on Jun 1896 in Hartley Wintney, Hampshire.

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Parents
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William Moth
1790 - Unknown
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Sarah Davis
1790 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Mary Newberry
1806 - 1847
Children Show all
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Alfred Moth
1866 - Unknown
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Edward Moth
1835 - 1872
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Harriett Moth
1840 - Unknown
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Eliza Moth
1838 - Unknown
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Jonathan Moth
1868 - Unknown
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Emily Fielder
1863 - Unknown
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Elizbeth Martha Moth
1832 - 1834
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George Moth
1833 - 1834
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William Moth
1842 - Unknown
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Emma Moth
1844 - Unknown
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Walter E Moth
1847 - Unknown
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Ann Elizabeth Moth
1870 - 1900
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Sarah Moth
1845 - Unknown
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Henry Moth
1860 - Unknown

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