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Lucy Twitty

Birth21 Feb 1867 - Tardebigge, Worcestershire, England
Death16 Aug 1959 - Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England
MotherAgnes Stephens
FatherJames Twitty

Born in Tardebigge, Worcestershire, England on 21 Feb 1867 to James Twitty and Agnes Stephens. Lucy Twitty married William Nash and had 12 children. She passed away on 16 Aug 1959 in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England.

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Parents
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James Twitty
1842 - 1939
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Agnes Stephens
1848 - 1921
Spouse(s)
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William Nash
1857 - 1922
Children Show all
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Harald Nash
1903 - Unknown
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Florence. A Nash
1887 - 1982
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Reuben Edward Nash
1894 - Unknown
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Winifred Nellie Nash
1905 - 1983
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Phyllis Nash
1898 - Unknown
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Leah M Nash
1883 - Unknown
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Fanny Selina Nash
1893 - 1975
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John Henry Nash
1888 - Unknown
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Albert Sidney Nash
1890 - 1982
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Walter J Nash
1892 - Unknown
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Susan E Nash
1886 - Unknown
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Arthur Ernest Nash
1899 - 1979

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