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Ann Littlejohn

Birth23 Jul 1826 - Morwenstow, Cornwall, England
DeathJan 1899 - Stratton, Cornwall, England
MotherELIZABETH JOHNS ARNELL
FatherJohn Littlejohns

Born in Morwenstow, Cornwall, England on 23 Jul 1826 to John Littlejohns and ELIZABETH JOHNS ARNELL. Ann Littlejohn married Charles Shepherd and had 6 children. She passed away on Jan 1899 in Stratton, Cornwall, England.

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John Littlejohns
1790 - 1866
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Elizabeth Johns Arnell
1799 - 1866
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Charles Shepherd
1815 - 1894
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John Shepherd
1857 - 1917
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Mary Jane Shepherd
1849 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Anne Shepherd
1848 - 1933
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Eliza Shepherd
1859 - 1948
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Emma Littlejohns Shepherd
1855 - 1912
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Louisa E Shepherd
1852 - Unknown

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