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Agnes Weeks

Birth10 Mar 1899 - 2 Taylors Court Bath Somerset
Death31st Mar 1979 - Weston-super-Mare Somerset England
MotherLouisa Matilda Adams
FatherThomas William Weeks

Born in 2 Taylors Court Bath Somerset on 10 Mar 1899 to Thomas William Weeks and Louisa Matilda Adams. Agnes Weeks married John Grant and had 11 children. She passed away on 31st Mar 1979 in Weston-super-Mare Somerset England.

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Parents
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Thomas William Weeks
1876 - 1926
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Louisa Matilda Adams
1877 - 1961
Spouse(s)
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John Grant
1889 - 1936
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Grant
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Gwendoline Louisa Rose Grant
1919 - 2010
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Kenneth T J Grant
1923 - 2000
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Emily Jane 'Chum' Grant
1921 - Unknown
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Jean Ada May Grant
1932 - 2015
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Patricia J Grant
1935 - 2009
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Reginald G Grant
1929 - 1932
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Ronald Arthur G Grant
1933 - 1997
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Pauline Bailey
1942 - 2010
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Gordon Bailey
1938 - 2010
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Leonard Grant
1923 - 1923
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John William Grant
1927 - 1980

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