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Ann Case

Birth11 Aug 1815 - Chittenango, Madison, New York, United States
Death1 Apr 1886 - Fair Haven, Cayuga, New York, United States
MotherAnn Beckwith
FatherGeorge Case

Born in Chittenango, Madison, New York, United States on 11 Aug 1815 to George Case and Ann Beckwith. Ann Case married Spencer Brooks and had 14 children. She passed away on 1 Apr 1886 in Fair Haven, Cayuga, New York, United States.

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Parents
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George Case
1760 - 1825
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Ann Beckwith
1760 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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Spencer Brooks
1811 - 1879
Children Show all
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James Spencer Brooks Broche
1852 - 1931
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Sarah Brooks
1844 - 1929
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Caroline A Brooks Pool
1840 - 1891
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George Barnard Brooks
1833 - 1929
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Josephine Emma Brooks
1850 - 1908
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Harriet Sophia Brooks
1847 - 1941
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John Byron Brooks
1862 - 1939
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Mary Ann Brooks
1836 - 1916
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Frances E. Brooks
1846 - Unknown
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Ellen Brooks
1857 - 1948
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Clarrissa J. Brooks
1842 - 1902
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Walter Brooks
1855 - 1931
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Isadore Brooks
1855 - 1856
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Isadore Isadora Louise Brooks
1855 - 1856

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