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Ann Carr

Birth1835 - Newcastle, Northumberland, England
DeathJan 1890 - Lancashire, United Kingdom
MotherMargery Jobling
FatherGeorge Carr

Born in Newcastle, Northumberland, England on 1835 to George Carr and Margery Jobling. Ann Carr married Thomas Tweddell and had 10 children. She passed away on Jan 1890 in Lancashire, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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George Carr
1803 - 1876
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Margery Jobling
1797 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Tweddell
1830 - 1888
Children Show all
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Richard Tweddell
1860 - 1932
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Margery Tweddell
1863 - 1933
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George Tweddell
1856 - 1906
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Isabella Tweddell
1858 - 1926
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Sarah Tweddell
1868 - 1944
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John Tweddell
1871 - 1939
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William Tweddell
1874 - 1918
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Thomas Tweddell
1866 - 1922
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James Tweddell
1879 - 1939
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Henry Tweddell
1876 - 1918

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