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Ann Fallows

Birth1749/50 - Whitefield
Death29 Mar 1834 - Walkden Moor, Lancs
MotherMary Eckersal
FatherRichard Fallows

Born in Whitefield on 1749/50 to Richard Fallows and Mary Eckersal. Ann Fallows married Richard Owen and had 12 children. She passed away on 29 Mar 1834 in Walkden Moor, Lancs.

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Parents
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Richard Fallows
1706 - 1768
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Mary Eckersal
1717 - 1783
Spouse(s)
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Richard Owen
1744 - 1835
Children Show all
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Richard Owen
1781 - 1857
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Ann Owen
1787 - Unknown
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Thomas Owen
1777 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Owen
1792 - Unknown
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Sarah Owen
1789 - Unknown
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Mary Owen
1779 - Unknown
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Alice Owen
1771 - Unknown
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John Owen
1774 - 1855
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James Owen
1770 - Unknown
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Luke Owen
1785 - Unknown
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William Owen
1775 - 1855
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Joseph Owen
1783 - Unknown

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