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Ann Smith

Birth26 Feb 1724 - Arnold, Nottinghamshire, England
Death19 Sep 1813 - MANSFIELD Nottinghamshire England
MotherElizabeth Butterworth
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, England on 26 Feb 1724 to John Smith and Elizabeth Butterworth. Ann Smith married Roger Thrall and had 14 children. She passed away on 19 Sep 1813 in MANSFIELD Nottinghamshire England.

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Parents
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John Smith
1700 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Butterworth
1700 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Roger Thrall
1720 - 1790
Children Show all
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Joseph Thrall
1751 - 1823
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Robert Thrall
1762 - 1861
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Thomas Thrall
1744 - 1814
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Hannah Thrall
1758 - 1778
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Richard Thrall
1749 - Unknown
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William Thrall
1764 - Unknown
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Sarah Thrall
1747 - Unknown
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Charles Thrall
1760 - 1827
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Samuel Thrall
1767 - 1837
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Phoebe Thrall
1771 - 1841
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James Thrall
1774 - 1827
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Thomas Thrall
1789 - 1859
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Ann Thrall
1756 - Unknown
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John Thrall
Unknown - 1770

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