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Ann Needham

Birth1676-02-14 - Syston,,Leicestershire,England
Death1726-06-10 - Syston,,Leicestershire,England
MotherElizabeth Needham
FatherJohn NEEDHAM

Born in Syston,,Leicestershire,England on 1676-02-14 to John NEEDHAM and Elizabeth Needham. Ann Needham married John Adcocke and had 9 children. She passed away on 1726-06-10 in Syston,,Leicestershire,England.

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Parents
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John Needham
1639 - 1679
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Elizabeth Needham
1639 - 1679
Spouse(s)
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John Adcocke
1677 - 1724
Children Show all
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Thomas Adcock
1705 - 1740
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William Adcock
1704 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Adcock
1697 - 1763
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Ann Adcock
1712 - 1752
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Jane Adcock
1715 - Unknown
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Robert Adcocke
1702 - Unknown
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John Adcock
1702 - 1748
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William Adcock
1708 - 1786
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Thomas Adcocke
1705 - Unknown

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