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Mary Quick

Birth25 Dec 1758 - Devon, England
Death4 Jul 1822 - Honiton, Devon, England
MotherJoan Tarr
FatherRobert QUICK

Born in Devon, England on 25 Dec 1758 to Robert QUICK and Joan Tarr. Mary Quick married John II Woodrow and had 15 children. She passed away on 4 Jul 1822 in Honiton, Devon, England.

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Parents
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Robert Quick
Unknown - Unknown
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Joan Tarr
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Ii Woodrow
1751 - 1849
Children Show all
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John Woodrow
1800 - 1893
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Joseph Woodrow
1788 - 1832
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Matthew ) Woodrow
1778 - 1860
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Benjamin Woodrow
1790 - 1794
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Betty Woodrow
1780 - 1863
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Henry Woodrow
1785 - 1870
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Leah Woodrow
1795 - 1799
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Rachel Woodrow
1792 - 1871
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John Woodrow
1790 - Unknown
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Mary Woodrow
1783 - Unknown
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Joshua Woodrow
1789 - Unknown
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Benjamin Woodrow
1797 - 1870
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Mary Woodrow
1783 - 1863
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Charlotte Woodrow
1806 - 1885
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William Woodrow
1774 - Unknown

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