Susanna Watts (1768–1842) was an English abolitionist, writer and translator. She co-founded The Humming Bird anti-slavery periodical, campaigned against the purchase of Caribbean sugar or other products produced by slave labour and collected local signatures for the London Female Anti-Slavery Society’s national petition. She also wrote the first guide book of Leicester and founded the philanthropical organisation, the Society of the Relief of Indigent Old Age.
- Occupation
- translator, abolitionist
- Born
- 1768, July 2, 1768
- Died
- February 2, 1842
