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Ann Watts

Birth05 Feb 1775 - Biddenden, Kent
Death16 AUG 1834 - Bethersden, Kent, England
MotherAnne Browne
FatherJohn Watts

Born in Biddenden, Kent on 05 Feb 1775 to John Watts and Anne Browne. Ann Watts married John Barton and had 11 children. She passed away on 16 AUG 1834 in Bethersden, Kent, England.

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Parents
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John Watts
1745 - 1835
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Anne Browne
1746 - 1821
Spouse(s)
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John Barton
1771 - 1836
Children Show all
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John Daniel Barton
1794 - 1870
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Ann Barton
1811 - Unknown
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George Barton
1805 - 1887
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Sophia Barton
1809 - Unknown
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Ann Hall
1816 - Unknown
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Jemima Barton
1809 - Unknown
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William Barton
1803 - Unknown
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Jeremiah Barton
1802 - 1868
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Obadiah Barton
1817 - 1891
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James Barton
1800 - Unknown
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John Richard Barton (Bardon)
1795 - 1885

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