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Annie Workman

BirthJul 1873 - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Death27 Jul 1937 - Queensland, Australia
MotherMary Ann Matthews
FatherCharles Workman

Born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England on Jul 1873 to Charles Workman and Mary Ann Matthews. Annie Workman married James Edward Wilson and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Jul 1937 in Queensland, Australia.

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Parents
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Charles Workman
1842 - 1896
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Mary Ann Matthews
1846 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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James Edward Wilson
1863 - 1933
Children Show all
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William Charles Edward Wilson
1894 - 1964
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Walter Angus Wilson
1899 - 1951
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Percival Douglas Wilson
1908 - 1963
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James Edward Wilson
1900 - 1952
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Maude Amelia Wilson
1906 - 1955
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Leslie John Wilson
1902 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Ellen Wilson
1892 - 1897
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Sarah Jessamine Wilson
1896 - 1966

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