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Ann Ayling

Birth19 Apr 1832 - Addlestone, Surrey, England
Death10TH MAY 1884 - ADDLESTONE
MotherEliza Billimore
FatherMaurice (or Morris) Ayling

Born in Addlestone, Surrey, England on 19 Apr 1832 to Maurice (or Morris) Ayling and Eliza Billimore. Ann Ayling married Edward Chandler and had 13 children. She passed away on 10TH MAY 1884 in ADDLESTONE.

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Parents
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Maurice (Or Morris) Ayling
1808 - 1900
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Eliza Billimore
1812 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Edward Chandler
1826 - 1911
Children Show all
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David Chandler
1865 - 1929
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Arthur Chandler
1865 - 1929
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Rose Chandler
1870 - 1925
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Alice Chandler
1874 - Unknown
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Lucy Chandler
1872 - 1945
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Richard Chandler
1859 - 1929
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Kate Chandler
1877 - 1892
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Eliza Sarah Chandler
1862 - 1903
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James Henry Chandler
1856 - 1908
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Henry Chandler
1868 - 1908
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Amy Chandler
1860 - 1921
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William Edward Chandler
1853 - 1930
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Charlotte Chandler
1864 - 1864

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