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Phoebe Willis

Birth12 May 1871 - Sneinton Nottingham
Death 8 FEB 1937 - Radford, Nottingham, England
MotherMary Antcliff
FatherJames WILLIS

Born in Sneinton Nottingham on 12 May 1871 to James WILLIS and Mary Antcliff. Phoebe Willis married William Henry King Sarson and had 7 children. She passed away on 8 FEB 1937 in Radford, Nottingham, England.

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Parents
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James Willis
1817 - Unknown
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Mary Antcliff
1829 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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William Henry King Sarson
1875 - 1904
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William Morley
1875 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Gladys Elizabeth Phoebe Sarson
1895 - 1969
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Cecil Norman W Sarson
1901 - 1946
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Edith M Morley
1908 - Unknown
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Marjorie Ida Sarson
1903 - 1907
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Tommy Morley
1914 - 1914
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Beatrice Morley
1906 - 1906
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Florence Hilda Victoria Sarson
1897 - Unknown

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