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Ann Tolar

Birth4 September 1801 - Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
Death4 August 1868 - Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
MotherNancy Tolar
FatherJohn Tolar

Born in Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States on 4 September 1801 to John Tolar and Nancy Tolar. Ann Tolar married Sampson Boone and had 10 children. She passed away on 4 August 1868 in Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John Tolar
1762 - 1828
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Nancy Tolar
1765 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Sampson Boone
1793 - 1881
Children Show all
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Laura Bell
1837 - 1915
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Charles Jessup Boone
1841 - 1873
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Sampson Potts Boon
1832 - 1907
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John Alston Davis Boone
1839 - 1909
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James Owen Boone
1824 - 1896
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Emmeline Lenora Boone
1828 - 1910
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Colin Murchison Boon
1846 - 1907
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Rev William English Boon
1830 - 1858
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Caroline Frances Boon Boone
1826 - 1893
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Margaret A Boon
1820 - 1883

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