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Ann Sutton

BirthBef. 18 May 1815 - Wenhaston, Suffolk, England
DeathBef. 18 February 1888 - Walthamstow, Essex, England
MotherAnastatia (Statia) WRIGHT
FatherCornelius SUTTON

Born in Wenhaston, Suffolk, England on Bef. 18 May 1815 to Cornelius SUTTON and Anastatia (Statia) WRIGHT. Ann Sutton married John Everett and had 12 children. She passed away on Bef. 18 February 1888 in Walthamstow, Essex, England.

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Parents
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Cornelius Sutton
1791 - Unknown
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Anastatia (Statia) Wright
1791 - 1874
Spouse(s)
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John Everett
1813 - 1884
Children Show all
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Sarah Everett
1850 - 1907
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Mary Ann Everett
1846 - Unknown
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Rebecca Everett
1843 - 1917
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Stachey Everett
1857 - Unknown
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William Sutton Everett
1843 - 1914
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Barbara Mary Everett
1863 - 1922
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John Everett
1854 - Unknown
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Henry Everett
1853 - 1853
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Elizabeth Everett
1840 - 1841
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Margaret Bedingfield Sutton
1838 - 1907
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Margaret Bedingfield Sutton
1838 - 1907
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Amelia Everett
1848 - Unknown

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