Hannah Watts

Hannah Ann Watts (nee Carroll: 1929 - Apr 21 2010) was an Irishwoman from Cork, she was the wife of James Watts. She was the daughter of Thomas and Hannah, and the sister of William, Molly, Thomas, Michael, Jeremiah, Edward, Eileen, Roger, Daniel, Patrick and James.

History
Watts was born in Cork in 1929, to Thomas Carroll and Hannah Ivis. It is possible that she could of been a twin, due to a brother named Edward born the same year. She had twelve siblings named William, Molly, Jeremiah, Michael, Thomas, Eileen, Roger, Daniel, Edward, James and Patrick. She married James Watts in 1952.

She and James lived at 188 Jayshaw Avenue in Great Barr. They never had any biological children, but used to take their nieces and nephews on days out to the beach and other such places. She was widowed in 1996, and lived along from then until she died. However, she used to occupy her time by going to see her sister Eileen at Nutfield Grove in Bristol, last visiting her in 2007. She was originally going to leave her personal chattel to her family, but this changed when her neighbours Kieran and Phyllis McInerney convinced her to leave everything to them, which she accepted to do. In her will, it is stated that the house and all her belongings went to her neighbours. Watts's great-niece Elizabeth wanted her old photos, however, when trying to get in contact with the McInerney family, she was ignored and never received what she wanted. Watts was cremated and her ashes scattered over a rose bush.