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Ann Kettle

BirthABT 1815 - THETFORD, Norfolk, england
DeathMar 1869 - Norfolk, United Kingdom
MotherMary Suzannah Stinson
FatherJames Kettle

Born in THETFORD, Norfolk, england on ABT 1815 to James Kettle and Mary Suzannah Stinson. Ann Kettle married Stephen Oldman and had 10 children. She passed away on Mar 1869 in Norfolk, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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James Kettle
1768 - 1840
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Mary Suzannah Stinson
1779 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Stephen Oldman
1815 - 1901
Children Show all
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John Oldman
1845 - 1908
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Mary Ann Susannah Oldman
1847 - 1923
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Stephen Oldman
1846 - 1932
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James Kettle Oldman
1841 - 1843
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Arthur Oldman
1849 - 1877
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Edward Oldman
1859 - Unknown
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Harriet Anna Oldman
1843 - 1843
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Frederick Oldman
1861 - 1908
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Robert Oldman
1848 - 1850
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James Oldman
1843 - 1844

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