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Ann Carter

Birth11 Aug 1720 - Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England
Death1805 - England
MotherMargaret Law
FatherWilliam GAYLER

Born in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England on 11 Aug 1720 to William GAYLER and Margaret Law. Ann Carter married William Carter and had 12 children. She passed away on 1805 in England.

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Parents
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William Gayler
1661 - 1733
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Margaret Law
1695 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Carter
1712 - 1748
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William Carter
1711 - 1799
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William Carter
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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William Carter
1739 - 1819
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Hannah Carter
1742 - Unknown
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Lydia Carter
1749 - Unknown
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James Carter
1745 - Unknown
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Henry Carter
1740 - Unknown
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Hannah Carter
1747 - Unknown
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William Carter
1740 - 1822
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Alice Carter
Unknown - Unknown
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William Carter
1739 - 1813
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Anna Maria Carter
1759 - 1816
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Jenny Carter
1741 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Carter
1734 - 1764

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