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Robert Addy

Birth11 Feb 1816 - Hill Top, Shelley, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, England
DeathJul 1891 - Huddersfield
MotherEsther Ellen Sykes
FatherDavid Addy

Born in Hill Top, Shelley, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, England on 11 Feb 1816 to David Addy and Esther Ellen Sykes. Robert Addy married Lydia Woffenden and had 9 children. He passed away on Jul 1891 in Huddersfield.

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Parents
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David Addy
1782 - 1858
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Esther Ellen Sykes
1786 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Woffenden
1830 - 1902
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Sarah Robinson
1816 - 1846
Children Show all
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Ann Addy
1853 - 1923
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Emma Addy
1850 - Unknown
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Esther Berry
1852 - Unknown
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David Addy
1861 - 1918
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Walter Addy
1837 - Unknown
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Allen Addy
1863 - Unknown
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Fred Addy
1844 - Unknown
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Mary A Addy
1842 - Unknown
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Benjamin Addy
1839 - Unknown

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