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Ann Walker

Birthbef 9 Oct 1794 - Carlton, Nottingham
Deathbef 18 Dec 1836 - Snienton, Nottingham
MotherElizabeth Savage
FatherJohn Walker

Born in Carlton, Nottingham on bef 9 Oct 1794 to John Walker and Elizabeth Savage. Ann Walker married John Wigfield and had 9 children. She passed away on bef 18 Dec 1836 in Snienton, Nottingham.

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Parents
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John Walker
1771 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Savage
1765 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Wigfield
1790 - 1869
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John Baines
1785 - 1861
Children Show all
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Mary Byers
1812 - 1881
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Robert Wigfield
1821 - 1822
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Robert Wigfield
1829 - 1887
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Jane Wigfield
1816 - 1816
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William Wigfield
1836 - 1890
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Sophia Wigfield
1832 - Unknown
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Ann Maria Wigfield
1818 - Unknown
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Walker Wigfield
1812 - 1875
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Giles Wigfield
1823 - 1843

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