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Ann Beavis

Birth26 Mar 1820 - Fordington, Dorset, England
DeathApr 1885 - Gloucestershire, Somerset, England
MotherMary Beavis nee White
FatherJohn Beavis

Born in Fordington, Dorset, England on 26 Mar 1820 to John Beavis and Mary Beavis nee White. Ann Beavis married Henry Fowler and had 9 children. She passed away on Apr 1885 in Gloucestershire, Somerset, England.

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Parents
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John Beavis
1781 - 1867
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Mary Beavis Nee White
1785 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Henry Fowler
1815 - 1887
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Ann Fowler
1858 - 1906
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Mary Ann Fowler
1860 - 1861
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Henry Fowler
1848 - Unknown
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Martha Aka Matilda Fowler (Davies)
1852 - 1901
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John Fowler
1846 - Unknown
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Jacob Fowler
1854 - 1874
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Samuel Fowler
1863 - 1941
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Emma Fowler
1850 - 1853
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Mary Ann Fowler
1842 - Unknown

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