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Mathew Hanson

Birth1640 - Keighley West Yorkshire
Death07 Oct 1716 - Keighley, Yorkshire, England
MotherMargreet Bramley
FatherJohn Hanson

Born in Keighley West Yorkshire on 1640 to John Hanson and Margreet Bramley. Mathew Hanson married Agnes Beanlands and had 14 children. He passed away on 07 Oct 1716 in Keighley, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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John Hanson
1601 - 1674
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Margreet Bramley
1600 - 1673
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Beanlands
1662 - 1747
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Martha Fearnside
1642 - 1677
Children Show all
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John Hanson
1695 - 1735
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Joseph Hanson
1689 - 1689
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Susan Hanson
1696 - Unknown
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Richard Hanson
1685 - 1685
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Martha Hanson
1687 - 1752
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Margaret Hanson
1701 - Unknown
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Agniss Hanson
1693 - 1693
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Rachel Hanson
1698 - 1698
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Ellizabeth Hanson
1669 - Unknown
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William Hanson
1672 - 1703
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Alice Hanson
1675 - 1675
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Joseph Hanson
1703 - 1703
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Grace Hanson
1668 - 1675
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Amee Hanson
1705 - Unknown

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