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Ann Ryan

Birth1837/1839 - Limerick, Ireland
Death24 Apr 1915 - Turner Street, Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
MotherBridget Moloney
FatherWilliam Ryan

Born in Limerick, Ireland on 1837/1839 to William Ryan and Bridget Moloney. Ann Ryan married Cornelius Kirby and had 15 children. She passed away on 24 Apr 1915 in Turner Street, Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents
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William Ryan
Unknown - 1858
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Bridget Moloney
Unknown - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Cornelius Kirby
1827 - 1895
Children Show all
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William Cornelius Kirby
1867 - 1938
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Bridget Kirby
1865 - 1914
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Ellen Maria Kirby
1875 - 1949
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Cornelius Leonard Kirby
1863 - 1924
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James Kirby
1858 - 1918
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Elizabeth Jane Kirby
1877 - 1960
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Michael Kirby
1869 - 1944
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Annie Mabel Kirby
1871 - 1889
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Florence Kirby
1880 - 1923
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Margaret Kirby
1874 - Unknown
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Alice Catherine Kirby
1872 - 1923
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Mary Ann Kirby
1861 - 1922
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Lucy Maud Kirby
1881 - 1964
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John Kirby
1860 - 1924
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Margaret May Kirby Laws
Unknown - Unknown

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