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Ann Hex

Birth31 May 1748 - Whimple, England, United Kingdom
Death11/27/1795 - Payhembury, England, United Kingdom
MotherElizabeth Lee
FatherWilliam Hex

Born in Whimple, England, United Kingdom on 31 May 1748 to William Hex and Elizabeth Lee. Ann Hex married John Venn and had 10 children. She passed away on 11/27/1795 in Payhembury, England, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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William Hex
1708 - 1770
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Elizabeth Lee
1718 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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John Venn
1734 - 1812
Children Show all
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Sarah Jackson Venn
1785 - 1862
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Elizabeth Venn
1769 - 1834
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William Hex Venn
1777 - 1851
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Clement Venn
1783 - 1868
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Petronella Venn
1781 - Unknown
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Ann Venn
1770 - 1850
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Petronella Venn
1772 - 1772
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Rebecca Venn
1775 - 1856
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John Venn
1773 - 1858
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Henry Venn
1779 - 1839

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