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Ann Williamson

Birthabt 1814 - Gilberdyke, Yorkshire, England
DeathJanuary 1894 - Tadcaster, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherAmelia Williamson
FatherNot Available

Born in Gilberdyke, Yorkshire, England on abt 1814 to Amelia Williamson. Ann Williamson married John Hanley and had 12 children. She passed away on January 1894 in Tadcaster, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Amelia Williamson
1793 - 1870
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John Hanley
1815 - 1884
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Richard Hanley
1857 - Unknown
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Hannah Hanley
1843 - 1890
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Elizabeth Hanley
1852 - Unknown
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George Hanley
1836 - 1896
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John Hanley
1853 - 1917
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Ann Hanley
1848 - Unknown
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Edward Hanley
1842 - 1915
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John Hanley
1839 - 1842
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Thomas Hanley
1849 - 1912
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John Hanley
1845 - 1847
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William Hanley
1851 - 1859
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Hannah Hanley
1838 - 1843

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