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ann evans

Birth1772 - Breconshire County, Wales, United Kingdom
Death19th March 1858 - Brynhyfryd, Llangyfelach, Wales
MotherCecelia Saunders
FatherEdmund Watkins

Born in Breconshire County, Wales, United Kingdom on 1772 to Edmund Watkins and Cecelia Saunders. ann evans married David Watkins and had 8 children. She passed away on 19th March 1858 in Brynhyfryd, Llangyfelach, Wales.

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Parents
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Edmund Watkins
1751 - 1850
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Cecelia Saunders
Unknown - 1808
Spouse(s)
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David Watkins
1763 - 1833
Children Show all
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Daniel Watkins
1812 - 1879
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Thomas Joseph Watkins
1815 - 1902
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David Watkin
1806 - 1875
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Margaret Watkins
1795 - Unknown
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Francis Watkin
1801 - 1864
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John Watkin
1797 - 1890
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Richard Watkins
1793 - Unknown
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David Thomas Watkins
Unknown - 1821

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