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Ann WALL

BirthBef 15 Sep 1833 - Gotham, Nottinghamshire, GB
Death14 June 1908 - Kegworth, Leicestershire
MotherSarah CARNAL
FatherWilliam WALL

Born in Gotham, Nottinghamshire, GB on Bef 15 Sep 1833 to William WALL and Sarah CARNAL. Ann WALL married James WALLIS and had 9 children. She passed away on 14 June 1908 in Kegworth, Leicestershire.

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Parents
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William Wall
1808 - 1843
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Sarah Carnal
1815 - 1852
Spouse(s)
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James Wallis
1829 - 1867
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William Mellors
1845 - 1902
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Martha Ann Wallis
1865 - 1940
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Fanny Wallis
1862 - 1940
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Pamela Wallis
1854 - 1937
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Esther Wallis
1860 - 1941
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Sarah Wallis
1857 - 1857
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Jane Wallis
1858 - 1858
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Sarah Jane Wallis
1875 - 1911
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Mary Ann Wallis
1869 - 1945
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Olivia Emma Wallis
1853 - 1855

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