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Ann Stephens

Birth3 May 1780 - Farmington, Gloucestershire, England
DeathJul 1848 - Northleach Gloucestershire England
MotherSarah Bowne
FatherWilliam Stephens

Born in Farmington, Gloucestershire, England on 3 May 1780 to William Stephens and Sarah Bowne. Ann Stephens had 11 children. She passed away on Jul 1848 in Northleach Gloucestershire England.

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Parents
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William Stephens
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Bowne
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Joanna Morss
1820 - 1894
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Joseph Henry Morss
1841 - Unknown
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Thomas Morss
1818 - Unknown
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Shadrack Morss
1824 - 1902
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William Morss
1814 - 1902
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Elijah Morss
1843 - 1926
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Anne Morss
1811 - Unknown
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Amelia Morss
1847 - Unknown
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Charles Morss
1825 - Unknown
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Jane Morss
1809 - Unknown
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Bettsy Morss
1816 - Unknown

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