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Ann Cullimore

Birth1836 - East Hagbourne, Berkshire, England
Death25 July 1914 - Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand
MotherCharlotte Mills
FatherRobert Randall

Born in East Hagbourne, Berkshire, England on 1836 to Robert Randall and Charlotte Mills. Ann Cullimore married Joseph Cullimore and had 14 children. She passed away on 25 July 1914 in Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand.

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Parents
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Robert Randall
1813 - 1889
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Charlotte Mills
1815 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Cullimore
1832 - 1907
Children Show all
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Ada Ellen Cullimore
1862 - 1930
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Ellen Amelia Cullimore
1861 - 1933
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Ann Cullimore
1866 - 1899
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Jesse (Joseph Jess) Cullimore
1870 - 1938
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William Cullimore
1855 - 1923
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Frederick Robert Randal Cullimore
1859 - 1935
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Job Cullimore
1857 - 1882
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Albert Valentine Cullimore
1875 - 1953
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Patience Amy Cullimore
1876 - 1945
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Elizabeth Matilda Cullimore
1879 - 1954
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Henry Cullimore
1872 - 1874
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Mercy Cullimore
1864 - 1864
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Dorcas Cullimore
1868 - 1869
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Lucy Mary Jefferies
1857 - Unknown

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