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Susannah Lay

Birth17 Sep 1830 - Shoreditch , London , Middlesex
DeathAbt 1914 - Romford , Essex
MotherElizabeth Mary Watts
FatherMatthew Lay

Born in Shoreditch , London , Middlesex on 17 Sep 1830 to Matthew Lay and Elizabeth Mary Watts. Susannah Lay married John LOWN and had 11 children. She passed away on Abt 1914 in Romford , Essex.

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Parents
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Matthew Lay
1796 - 1847
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Elizabeth Mary Watts
1801 - 1845
Spouse(s)
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John Lown
1827 - 1898
Children Show all
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Louisa Lown
1865 - 1946
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Susannah Lown
1867 - 1937
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Sarah Maria Lown
1859 - 1936
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Emily Lown
1853 - 1893
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William Lown
1857 - Unknown
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Alice May Lown
1871 - Unknown
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Charles Alfred Lown
1862 - 1940
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Arthur Lown
1869 - 1899
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Eliza Lown
1855 - 1937
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John Lown
1849 - 1931
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James Alfred Lown
1851 - 1938

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