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Ann Gray

Birth19 feb 1790 - Chertsey, Surrey, England
Death5 Feb 1847 - Chertsey, Surrey, England
MotherMary Robinson
FatherHenry Gray

Born in Chertsey, Surrey, England on 19 feb 1790 to Henry Gray and Mary Robinson. Ann Gray married Stephen Cheeseman and had 13 children. She passed away on 5 Feb 1847 in Chertsey, Surrey, England.

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Parents
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Henry Gray
1761 - 1837
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Mary Robinson
1743 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Stephen Cheeseman
1789 - 1874
Children Show all
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William Cheeseman
1819 - 1906
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Richard Cheeseman
1833 - 1909
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Harriet Cheesman
1821 - 1888
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Mary Cheeseman
1810 - 1849
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Ann Cheeseman
1816 - 1880
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Stephen Cheesman
1826 - 1911
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Maria Cheesman
1824 - 1861
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Elizabeth Cheeseman
1831 - 1890
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Mercy Cheeseman
1812 - 1854
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Susannah Cheesman
1835 - Unknown
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Sally Cheesman
1814 - Unknown
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William Thomas Cheeseman
1806 - 1874
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Mary Cheesman
1824 - 1888

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