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Anna Triggs

Birth1754 - St. Winnow, Cornwall, England
Death01 Feb 1835 - St Winnow, Cormwall, England
MotherAnne Stephens
FatherPeter Triggs

Born in St. Winnow, Cornwall, England on 1754 to Peter Triggs and Anne Stephens. Anna Triggs married Jeremiah Bartlett and had 8 children. She passed away on 01 Feb 1835 in St Winnow, Cormwall, England.

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Parents
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Peter Triggs
1721 - 1778
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Anne Stephens
1725 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Jeremiah Bartlett
1753 - 1846
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Jeremiah Bartlett
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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John Bartlet
1786 - 1832
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Hugh Bartlett
1789 - 1896
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Henry Bartlett
1782 - 1851
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Jeremiah Bartlett
1792 - 1867
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Peter Bartlett
1783 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bartlett
1800 - Unknown
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Ann Bartlett
1791 - 1875
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William Bartlett
1797 - Unknown

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