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Ann Snaith

Birth1845 - Cranwell, Lincolnshire
DeathMar 1894 - Stamford, Lincolnshire, England
MotherElizabeth Brooks
FatherJohn Taylor Sneath

Born in Cranwell, Lincolnshire on 1845 to John Taylor Sneath and Elizabeth Brooks. Ann Snaith married William Rawden and had 13 children. She passed away on Mar 1894 in Stamford, Lincolnshire, England.

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Parents
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John Taylor Sneath
1809 - 1882
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Elizabeth Brooks
1816 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Rawden
1836 - 1928
Children Show all
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Edward Rawden
1880 - 1956
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John William Rawden
1874 - 1946
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Thomas Rawden
1869 - 1947
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Edith Rawden
1877 - Unknown
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Lucy Ann Rawden
1872 - 1916
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Elizabeth Fanny Rawden
1867 - 1961
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Frederick Rawden
1883 - 1953
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Florence Rawden
1881 - Unknown
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Rebecca Ann Rawden
1873 - 1873
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Ernest Rawden
1890 - 1915
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Frank Rawden
1889 - Unknown
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Lizzie Rawden
1870 - Unknown
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John Rowden
1876 - Unknown

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