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Ann Holliday 1687–1779 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1687
Birth Location: Swingfield, Kent, England
Death Date: Bef. 03 Jan 1779
Death Location: Barham, City of Canterbury, Kent, England
Father: Stephen 👵
Mother: Elizabeth Attwood
Spouse(s): Edward ^
Children(s): Stephen ^
The story of Ann Holliday began in 1687 in Swingfield, Kent, England. Ann Holliday married Edward Whitnall Whitnol, and had children including Stephen Witnall Withnal Whitnal. Ann Holliday passed away in 1779 in Barham, City of Canterbury, Kent, England.
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Biography
- The story of Ann Holliday began in 1687 in Swingfield, Kent, England.
- Ann Holliday married Edward Whitnall Whitnol, and had children including Stephen Witnall Withnal Whitnal.
- Ann Holliday passed away in 1779 in Barham, City of Canterbury, Kent, England.
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Ann Holliday's Ancestors
Ann Holliday's Descendants
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1. Stephen (Witnall Withnal Whitnal) ^ 1713–1771 m. Elizabeth (Badsdan Badsden Bradston) ^ 1714–1770
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1. Ann Whitnall 1744–1781 m. Thomas Smith 1742–1799
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1. Thomas (Smith) * 1769–1850 m. Elizabeth (Allen \) Smith 1770–1815
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1. EDWARD SMITH 1797–1868 m. SARAH GOLDER 1801–1857
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Ann Holliday's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1687
Event Place: Swingfield, Kent, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Bef. 03 Jan 1779
Event Place: Barham, City of Canterbury, Kent, England