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Susannah Shaw

Birth03 Mar 1726 - South Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death1790 - Addison, Washington, Maine, United States
MotherMary Blanchard
FatherJoseph Shaw (1c)

Born in South Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA on 03 Mar 1726 to Joseph Shaw (1c) and Mary Blanchard. Susannah Shaw married Joseph Nash and had 9 children. She passed away on 1790 in Addison, Washington, Maine, United States.

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Parents
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Joseph Shaw (1C)
1691 - 1744
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Mary Blanchard
1689 - 1744
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Nash
1722 - 1778
Children Show all
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Isaac Nash
1748 - 1811
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Susanna Nash Chandler Knowles
1753 - 1836
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Isaac Nash
1763 - 1830
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Abigail Nash
1757 - 1847
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John Nash
1758 - 1819
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Abraham Nash
1766 - 1849
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Joseph Nash
1750 - 1839
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Molly Nash
1755 - 1866
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Ebenezer Twin Nash
1766 - 1828

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