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Ann Hemp

Birth10 NOV 1815 - Enfield, Middlesex, ENGLAND
DeathBEF 1901 - Edmonton, Middlesex, ENGLAND
MotherMary Bradshaw
FatherThomas Hamp

Born in Enfield, Middlesex, ENGLAND on 10 NOV 1815 to Thomas Hamp and Mary Bradshaw. Ann Hemp married John Hart and had 15 children. She passed away on BEF 1901 in Edmonton, Middlesex, ENGLAND.

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Parents
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Thomas Hamp
1781 - 1822
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Mary Bradshaw
1793 - 1826
Spouse(s)
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John Hart
1817 - 1891
Children Show all
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Sarah Hart
1850 - 1938
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Emma Hart
1848 - 1926
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Ann Hart
1845 - 1919
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William Q. Hart
1843 - 1861
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Joseph Francis Hart
1858 - 1926
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Isaac James Hart
1852 - 1937
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Mary Ann Hart
1839 - Unknown
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James Hart
1855 - 1906
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Elizabeth Ann Hart
1841 - 1901
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Wallace Hart
1857 - Unknown
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Polly Hart
1857 - Unknown
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Ethel Hart
1889 - Unknown
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Joseph Hart
1859 - Unknown
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George Henry Lewis Hart
1858 - 1868
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Charlotte Hart
1843 - 1924

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