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ANN Wells

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  1. 1.  ANN Wells was born in 1662 in E ASTON CLINTON (daughter of Henry John Wells and Ann Smith).

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Henry John Wells was born in 1639 in E ASTON CLINTON (son of William Wells and Mary Harding).

    Henry married Ann Smith. Ann was born about 1640 in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Ann Smith was born about 1640 in Unknown.
    Children:
    1. 1. ANN Wells was born in 1662 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    2. Anne Wells was born in 1663 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    3. Mary Wells was born in 1665 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    4. Robert Wells was born in 1668 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    5. Samuel Wells was born in 1671 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    6. Thomas Wells was born in 1672 in E ASTON CLINTON.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  William Wells was born in ABT1597 in Unknown.

    William married Mary Harding. Mary was born in ABT1597 in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Mary Harding was born in ABT1597 in Unknown.
    Children:
    1. Elizabeth Wells was born in 1620 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    2. Mary Wells was born in 1621 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    3. Agnes Wells was born in 1623 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    4. William Wells was born in 1625 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    5. Thomas Wells was born in 1630 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    6. Amy Wells was born in 1632 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    7. Faith Wells was born in 1632 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    8. Richard Wells was born in 1634 in Aston Clinton.
    9. Henry Wells was born in 1636 in Aston Clinton.
    10. 2. Henry John Wells was born in 1639 in E ASTON CLINTON.


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