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William Daw

Birth19 August 1802 - Snettisham, Norfolk, England
DeathJan 1880 - Snettisham, Norfolk, England
MotherMargaret Jervis
FatherDaniel Daw

Born in Snettisham, Norfolk, England on 19 August 1802 to Daniel Daw and Margaret Jervis. William Daw married Esther Watts and had 11 children. He passed away on Jan 1880 in Snettisham, Norfolk, England.

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Parents
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Daniel Daw
1764 - 1836
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Margaret Jervis
1760 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Esther Watts
1801 - 1890
Children Show all
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William 05 Daw
1832 - 1916
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Robert Daw
1846 - Unknown
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Margaret Daw
1841 - 1916
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Jane Daw
1838 - Unknown
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Edward Daw
1834 - 1888
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Susan Daw
1827 - 1884
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George Daw
1826 - 1878
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Elizabeth Daw
1842 - 1900
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Mary Daw
1830 - 1902
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Ann Daw
1836 - Unknown
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Daniel Daw
1832 - Unknown

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