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Ann BARNES

Birth1790 - Wells Next The Sea, England, United Kingdom
Death1867 - West Acre, Norfolk, England
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Born in Wells Next The Sea, England, United Kingdom on 1790. Ann BARNES married William Everett (Everard) and had 13 children. She passed away on 1867 in West Acre, Norfolk, England.

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William Everett (Everard)
1784 - 1848
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William Everard
1784 - Unknown
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William Everard
1826 - 1869
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Susan Everard
1830 - 1901
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James Everard
1815 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Everard
1828 - Unknown
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Phoebe Everett
1820 - Unknown
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Mary Everett
1817 - 1878
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Maria Everett
1807 - 1907
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Elizabeth Everard
1822 - 1898
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John Everard
1813 - 1887
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James Everard
1814 - 1854
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Robert Everett
1809 - Unknown
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William Everett
1806 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Everard
1813 - 1891

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