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Ann JOHNSON

Birth6 Feb 1831 - Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire
Death24 Oct 1902 - Leicester
MotherEliza Winkley
FatherJames Johnson

Born in Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire on 6 Feb 1831 to James Johnson and Eliza Winkley. Ann JOHNSON married Robert Walton and had 9 children. She passed away on 24 Oct 1902 in Leicester.

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Parents
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James Johnson
1809 - Unknown
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Eliza Winkley
1804 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Robert Walton
1820 - 1882
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James Rudkin
1824 - 1857
Children Show all
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Clare J Walton
1855 - Unknown
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Sarah Rebecca Walton
1865 - 1949
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Charles Henry J Walton
1860 - 1861
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Elizabeth Ann Walton
1858 - Unknown
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James Rudkin
1852 - 1892
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William Robert Walton
1867 - 1938
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Susanna Walton
1862 - 1907
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Clara Matilda Walton
1871 - 1942
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Charles Henry Walton
1873 - 1921

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