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Susannah Cass

Birth14 Nov 1736 - Mendon, Worcester, MA
DeathAFT 1800 - New York, United States
MotherAlice Cass Brown
FatherDeacon John Case

Born in Mendon, Worcester, MA on 14 Nov 1736 to Deacon John Case and Alice Cass Brown. Susannah Cass married John Danley and had 13 children. She passed away on AFT 1800 in New York, United States.

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Parents
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Deacon John Case
1716 - 1801
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Alice Cass Brown
1714 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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John Danley
1730 - Unknown
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John Dandley
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lydia Dandley
1759 - 1861
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James Danley
1763 - 1811
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Merrill Danley
1759 - 1870
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John Danley
1761 - Unknown
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Edward Danley
1769 - 1847
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Sarah Danley
1776 - Unknown
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Silas Danley
1771 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Danley
1774 - Unknown
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Susannah Danley
1765 - Unknown
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Margaret Danley
1759 - Unknown
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Roseanna Danley
1767 - Unknown
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John Dandley
Unknown - Unknown
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Rosanna Danley
1767 - Unknown

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