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Susannah Gee

BirthMay 3, 1772 - Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, England
DeathAugust 5, 1835 - Scammonden, Huddersfield Yorkshire England
MotherFanny France
FatherBenjamin Gee

Born in Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, England on May 3, 1772 to Benjamin Gee and Fanny France. Susannah Gee married William CRABTREE and had 8 children. She passed away on August 5, 1835 in Scammonden, Huddersfield Yorkshire England.

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Parents
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Benjamin Gee
1748 - 1783
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Fanny France
1748 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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William Crabtree
1774 - 1851
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John Honley
1770 - 1805
Children Show all
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Susannah Crabtree
1809 - 1890
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Mary Honley
1796 - 1869
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Betty Honley
1793 - Unknown
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Hannah Honley
1792 - 1861
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John Honley
1798 - 1843
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Benjamin Crabtree
1805 - 1860
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Aaron Crabtree
1813 - Unknown
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Rose Crabtree
1807 - 1839

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