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Ann Wye

Birth15 Feb 1807 - St Lukes, Middlesex, England
DeathDec 1867 - Middlesex, United Kingdom
MotherAnn Gardner
FatherJohn Why

Born in St Lukes, Middlesex, England on 15 Feb 1807 to John Why and Ann Gardner. Ann Wye married David Willson and had 10 children. She passed away on Dec 1867 in Middlesex, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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John Why
1785 - 1870
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Ann Gardner
1789 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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David Willson
1800 - 1862
Children Show all
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Thomas Albert Willson
1843 - Unknown
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Joseph Wilson
1847 - 1893
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Francis Willson
1837 - 1896
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Selina Mary Willson
1843 - Unknown
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George Willson
1837 - 1896
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Emily Willson
1848 - Unknown
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Helen Willson
1841 - Unknown
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Julia Willson
1850 - Unknown
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Sarah Willson
1839 - Unknown
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Clara Willson
1838 - 1909

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