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Ann Jackson

Birth18 Oct 1824 - Chelsfield, Kent, England
Death17 Mar 1898 - Croyden, Surrey, , England
MotherMary Ann Anderson
FatherJames Jackson

Born in Chelsfield, Kent, England on 18 Oct 1824 to James Jackson and Mary Ann Anderson. Ann Jackson married Charles Wilkes and had 12 children. She passed away on 17 Mar 1898 in Croyden, Surrey, , England.

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Parents
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James Jackson
1795 - 1878
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Mary Ann Anderson
1802 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Charles Wilkes
1803 - 1890
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Edward Holland
1825 - 1881
Children Show all
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Rachel Sarah Wilkes
1860 - 1947
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Amelia Hollands Jackson
1844 - 1891
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Charles Henry Wilkes
1853 - Unknown
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Julia Ann Wilkes
1858 - 1908
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Annis Mary Wilkes
1863 - 1939
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Sarah Elizabeth Wilkes
1868 - 1961
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Sydney Or Sidney Jackson
1847 - 1878
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Louisa Sarah Jackson
1849 - 1911
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Lydia Anne Wilkes
1855 - Unknown
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Louisa S Jackson
1849 - 1951
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Emily Hollands
1851 - Unknown
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Alfred C Hollands
1849 - Unknown

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