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Thomas Dann

Birth6 Dec 1746 - Burwash, Sussex, , England
DeathSep 1852 - Sussex, Sussex, England
MotherSarah Panckhurst
FatherSamuel Dann

Born in Burwash, Sussex, , England on 6 Dec 1746 to Samuel Dann and Sarah Panckhurst. Thomas Dann married Elizabeth Clifton and had 16 children. He passed away on Sep 1852 in Sussex, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Samuel Dann
1725 - 1802
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Sarah Panckhurst
1723 - 1769
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Clifton
1740 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Clifton
1748 - Unknown
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Sarah Geare
1752 - 1840
Children Show all
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Henry Dan
1772 - 1851
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Sarah Dann
1775 - Unknown
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Julia Dann
1785 - Unknown
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Hannah Dann
1776 - 1869
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David Dann
1783 - Unknown
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Alice Dann
1779 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Dann
1763 - Unknown
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Sarah Dann
1820 - Unknown
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Stephen Dann
1779 - 1864
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Danield Dann
1785 - Unknown
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William Dann
1773 - Unknown
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Ruth Dann
1781 - Unknown
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Stephen Dann
1778 - 1864
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Thomas Dann
1772 - 1852
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John Dann
1781 - 1844
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Martha Dann
1744 - 1782

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