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Ann Godwin

Birth11 Oct 1768 - Langford, Berkshire, England
Death28 Apr 1841 - Langford, Oxfordshire, England
MotherMary Yells
FatherWilliam Godwin

Born in Langford, Berkshire, England on 11 Oct 1768 to William Godwin and Mary Yells. Ann Godwin married James RADAWAY and had 13 children. She passed away on 28 Apr 1841 in Langford, Oxfordshire, England.

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Parents
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William Godwin
1736 - 1818
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Mary Yells
1739 - 1777
Spouse(s)
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James Radaway
1768 - 1826
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James Radway
1770 - 1855
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James Rodaway
1745 - 1816
Children Show all
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James Radaway
1809 - 1826
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Sophia Radaway
1814 - 1884
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Henry Radway
1800 - 1879
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James Radaway
1795 - Unknown
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Sarah Radway
1806 - 1891
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William Radway
1794 - 1867
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George Radaway
1798 - Unknown
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Ann Radaway
1809 - 1809
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Elizabeth Radway
1804 - Unknown
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Hannah Radaway
1802 - 1803
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Dinah Radaway
1796 - 1797
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Hannah Radway
1802 - Unknown
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Dinah Radway
1797 - 1879

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