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Ann Walker

Birth1841 - Polmont, Stirlingshire
Death1912 - Balmain, New South Wales, Australia
MotherElizabeth Kay
FatherJohn Walker

Born in Polmont, Stirlingshire on 1841 to John Walker and Elizabeth Kay. Ann Walker married Richard Hurst Wane and had 11 children. She passed away on 1912 in Balmain, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents
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John Walker
1826 - 1909
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Elizabeth Kay
1830 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Richard Hurst Wane
1835 - 1908
Children Show all
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John Wane
1869 - 1942
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Henry Wane
1875 - 1950
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James Wane
1874 - 1874
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Lillien Wane
1885 - 1957
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Charlotte Wane
1882 - 1959
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Clara Wane
1871 - 1873
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Arthur Wane
1879 - 1883
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Richard Wane
1867 - 1929
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George Wane
1877 - 1928
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William Wane
1860 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Wane
1868 - 1876

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