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Susan Dallow

Birth10 Apr 1866 - Little Dewchurch, Hereford, England
Death11 Feb 1950 - Pencombe, Herefordshire
MotherElizabeth Whitney
FatherJames Dallow

Born in Little Dewchurch, Hereford, England on 10 Apr 1866 to James Dallow and Elizabeth Whitney. Susan Dallow married Thomas Newman and had 12 children. She passed away on 11 Feb 1950 in Pencombe, Herefordshire.

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Parents
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James Dallow
1821 - 1904
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Elizabeth Whitney
1825 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Newman
1859 - 1933
Children Show all
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Kate Newman
1910 - 1971
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Margaret Rosetta Newman
1889 - 1911
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Frederick Arthur Newman
1896 - 1959
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Clara Emily Newman
1899 - 1972
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Susan Jane Newman
1888 - 1956
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Mary Elizabeth Newman
1886 - 1957
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Florence Annie Newman
1893 - 1970
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Walter Thomas Newman
1902 - 1975
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William James Newman
1892 - 1945
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Daisy Elsie M Newman
1903 - Unknown
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Henry Herbert Newman
1907 - 1974
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Thomas C Newman
1890 - 1891

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