Ann Tebbutt

Birth10 Mar 1812 - Newton in the Willow a small hamlet 4 miles east of Desborough Census 1891 says she comes from Newton Leicestershire

Death04 Dec 1897 - Desborough, Northants chronic bronchitis John Foster son-in-law present at death

MotherMary Lane

FatherAbraham Tebbutt

Born in Newton in the Willow a small hamlet 4 miles east of Desborough Census 1891 says she comes from Newton Leicestershire on 10 Mar 1812 to Abraham Tebbutt and Mary Lane. Ann Tebbutt married Joseph Yeomans and had 10 children. She passed away on 04 Dec 1897 in Desborough, Northants chronic bronchitis John Foster son-in-law present at death.

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Parents

Abraham Tebbutt
1788 - 1863

Mary Lane
1790 - 1834

Spouse(s)

Joseph Yeomans
1812 - 1895

John Yeomans
1817 - Unknown

Joseph Charles Yeomans
1813 - 1872

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Martha Yeomans
1839 - 1899

Elizabeth Yeomans
1847 - 1913

Thomas Yeomans
1842 - 1898

Joseph Henry Yeomans
1841 - 1898

George Yeomans
1850 - 1923

James William Yeomans
1845 - 1920

Ann Amelia Yeomans
1837 - 1915

George Yeomans
1851 - Unknown

Ann Amelia Yeomans
1838 - Unknown

Joseph James Yeomans
1844 - 1883

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