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Ann Thomas

Birth23 Aug 1854 - Burnt Tree, Staffordshire, England
Death26th June 1931 - Selly Oak Hospital Birmingham
MotherSusannah Bratt
FatherThomas Thomas

Born in Burnt Tree, Staffordshire, England on 23 Aug 1854 to Thomas Thomas and Susannah Bratt. Ann Thomas married Reuben Holliday and had 11 children. She passed away on 26th June 1931 in Selly Oak Hospital Birmingham.

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Parents
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Thomas Thomas
1826 - 1884
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Susannah Bratt
1826 - 1895
Spouse(s)
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Reuben Holliday
1846 - 1903
Children Show all
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Emma Elizabeth Holiday
1876 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Holiday
1874 - 1946
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John Thomas Holliday
1891 - 1952
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Ernest Holiday
1889 - Unknown
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William Holiday
1879 - 1950
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Edward Holiday
1882 - Unknown
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Charles L Holliday
1897 - Unknown
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Susannah Cutler
1887 - Unknown
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Ellen Hollway
1884 - Unknown
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Annie Elizabeth Holliday
1888 - 1931
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Annie Holliday
1895 - 1973

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