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Ann Ellis

Birth1771 - Bolton By Bowland
Death17 Jun 1852 - Lane Side Gisburn Forest
MotherEllen Wilkinson
FatherFrancis Ellis

Born in Bolton By Bowland on 1771 to Francis Ellis and Ellen Wilkinson. Ann Ellis married Thomas Rawsthorne and had 13 children. She passed away on 17 Jun 1852 in Lane Side Gisburn Forest.

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Parents
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Francis Ellis
1744 - 1830
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Ellen Wilkinson
1735 - 1824
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Rawsthorne
1771 - 1858
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Rawsthorne
1795 - Unknown
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John Rawsthorn/rostron
1810 - 1888
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Bridget Rawsthorne
1810 - 1880
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Robert Rawsthorne
1798 - 1871
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Sarah Rawsthorn/rostron
1802 - Unknown
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Jane Rawsthorn/rostron
1805 - Unknown
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Mary Rawsthorn/rostron
1802 - Unknown
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Nancy Rawsthorne
1799 - 1857
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Isabella Rawsthorne
1813 - Unknown
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Ellen Rawsthorne
1795 - Unknown
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Richard Rawsthorne
1792 - 1856
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Alice Rawsthorne
1807 - 1852
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Thomas Rawsthorne
1817 - 1840

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