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Ann Vango

Birth15Jun1793 - Dimkirk Court, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
Death29 Aug 1855 - Whitechapel, London, England
MotherMary Jenkins
FatherJames Vango

Born in Dimkirk Court, Shoreditch, Middlesex, England on 15Jun1793 to James Vango and Mary Jenkins. Ann Vango married John Burridge and had 14 children. She passed away on 29 Aug 1855 in Whitechapel, London, England.

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Parents
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James Vango
1765 - 1799
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Mary Jenkins
1765 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Burridge
1794 - 1877
Children Show all
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Sarah Burridge
1829 - Unknown
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Alfred Burridge
1831 - 1911
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Henry Burridge
1812 - 1885
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Elizabeth Burridge
1822 - Unknown
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Richard Joseph Burridge
1839 - Unknown
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John Robert Burridge
1826 - Unknown
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James Watford Burridge
1836 - 1875
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Susan Burridge
1824 - Unknown
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Ann Burridge
1813 - 1859
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Susannah Burridge
1820 - 1823
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John Robt Burridge
1827 - Unknown
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Mary Burridge
1815 - Unknown
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Eliza Burridge
1834 - Unknown
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Charlotte Child Nee Burridge
1817 - 1899

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