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Ann Gander

Birth1854 - Yeoville, Somerset, England
Death25Apr1923 - Fitzgeralds Vallet, Bathurst, NSW, Australia
MotherSusan Marsh
FatherCharles Gander

Born in Yeoville, Somerset, England on 1854 to Charles Gander and Susan Marsh. Ann Gander married Alfred Barton and had 13 children. She passed away on 25Apr1923 in Fitzgeralds Vallet, Bathurst, NSW, Australia.

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Parents
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Charles Gander
1827 - 1856
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Susan Marsh
1833 - 1916
Spouse(s)
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Alfred Barton
1846 - 1911
Children Show all
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Ellen Barton
1874 - 1957
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Susan Ann Barton
1886 - 1937
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George A Barton
1876 - 1957
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Harriet Barton
1883 - 1959
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John Dennis Barton
1877 - 1960
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Mary Ann Barton
1881 - 1975
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Irene Patricia Barton
1894 - 1986
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Elizabeth M Barton
1889 - 1892
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William Barton
1892 - 1892
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Denis Barton
1892 - 1892
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Alfred William Barton
1897 - 1979
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Elizabeth Maude Barton
1907 - 2011
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Ellen Barton
1874 - Unknown

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