Ann Foveaux Briggs (1827–1893)
Ann Foveaux Rose married John Briggs on 29 June 1853 at the parish church, Chellaston, Derbyshire, England.
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Briggs, John (husband)
- Rose, Ann Noble (mother)
- Rose, Samuel (father)
- Wright, Elizabeth Foveaux (sister)
- Fitchett, Mary Foveaux (sister)
- Rose, Samuel Foveaux (brother)
- Rose, Joseph Foveaux (brother)
- Rose, Frances (sister-in-law)
- Wright, Joseph (brother-in-law)
- Allestree, Robert (brother-in-law)
- Fitchett, Henry Simpson (brother-in-law)
- Cross, Robert (brother-in-law)
- Herbert, Charlotte (aunt)
- Herbert, Elizabeth (aunt)
- Flaherty, Jemima (aunt)
- Chapman, Elizabeth (aunt)
- Herbert, James Bolton (uncle)
- Herbert, Ann Dinah (aunt by marriage)
- Chapman, William (uncle by marriage)
- Herbert, Hannah (grandmother)
- Herbert, John Alexander (grandfather)
- Lowe, Hannah (cousin)
- Williams, Susannah (cousin)
- Chapman, Sarah (cousin)
- Herbert, Ann (cousin)
- Hills, Margaret (cousin)
- Chapman, James John (cousin)
- Holgate, Mary Ann (cousin)
- Herbert, John James (cousin)
- Flaherty, Thomas (cousin)
- Chapman, Thomas Brugh (cousin)
- Flaherty, Patrick (cousin)
- Herbert, James Alexander (cousin)
- Herbert, Charles William (cousin)
- Chapman, Ann Jane (cousin)
- Chapman, William Thomas (cousin)
- Goodyer, Susanna Sarah (cousin)
Citation details
'Briggs, Ann Foveaux (1827–1893)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/briggs-ann-foveaux-27814/text35548, accessed 9 December 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Rose, Ann Foveaux
Birth
18 November,
1827
Derby,
Derbyshire,
England
Death
19 March,
1893
(aged 65)
Shardlow,
Derbyshire,
England
Cause of Death
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