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About Ann Pickles
Birth: 1811 Keighley West Yorkshire, England Death: Dec. 20, 1861 Farmington St. Francois County Missouri, USA
Ann died of injuries sustained during the murder of her husband (Aug 11, 1861)(CIVIL WAR). The exact location of their burial is unknown. The area where they lived was know as Valley Forge. Today their is the "Pickles Nature Preserve" (Hawn State Park) which is named in honor of this family.
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Parents:
Tate Ambler (1793 - 1848)
Francis Morley Ambler (1795 - 1867)
Spouse:
William Pickles (1813 - 1861)*
Children:
Fanny Pickles Terry (1839 - 1917)*
Olive Pickles McCormic (1847 - 1927)*
Tomm Pickles (1853 - 1927)*
Moses Morley Pickles (1854 - 1935)*
Louise Pickles (1855 - 1855)*
Henry Pickles (1855 - 1855)*
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Burial: Valley Forge St. Francois County Missouri, USA
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Created by: Maureen Morris Record added: Aug 01, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 40141697
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Ann Pickles's Timeline
| 1811 |
1811
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Keighley West Yorkshire, England
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| 1839 |
July 14, 1839
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Stocksbridge South Yorkshire, England
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| 1847 |
December 30, 1847
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Chester Randolph County Illinois, USA
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| 1853 |
February 14, 1853
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St. Francois County Missouri, USA
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| 1854 |
October 8, 1854
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Ste. Genevieve County Missouri, USA
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| 1861 |
December 20, 1861
Age 50
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Farmington St. Francois County Missouri, USA
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December 20, 1861
Age 50
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Valley Forge St. Francois County Missouri, USA
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