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Ann (Huxley) Wall (1805 - 1869)

Ann Wall formerly Huxley
Born in Windsor, New South Wales, Australiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 25 Nov 1822 in St Matthews, Windsormap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 63 in Wilberforce, New South Wales, Australia,map
Profile last modified | Created 21 Nov 2010
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Biography

Baptism

4 JUL 1819, Windsor

DNA

  • The paternal line is confirmed to shared ancestors of Thomas Huxley and his wife Ann Forbes. It is currently unclear whether this segment belongs to Thomas or Anne.[1]
  • The maternal line is confirmed to shared ancestors of Thomas Huxley and his wife Ann Forbes. It is currently unclear whether this segment belongs to Thomas or Anne. [2]

Sources

  1. GEDMatch Triangulated group, confirming 5 distant cousins, Keryn (Morley) Zissler, Carmel Denham, Richard Oxley, Paul Bech, Anne (Leonard) Velu on Chromosome 2, approx 15cMs, overlapping segments between 157.3 and 169.6.
  2. GEDMatch Triangulated group, confirming 5 distant cousins, Keryn (Morley) Zissler, Carmel Denham, Richard Oxley, Paul Bech, Anne (Leonard) Velu on Chromosome 2, approx 15cMs, overlapping segments between 157.3 and 169.6.

SUDDEN DEATH AT WINDSOR. - An inquest was held at Wilberforce, on Wednesday last (our correspondent writes), before Mr. L. White, coronor, and a jury, on the body of Ann Wall, wife of Thomas Wall, farmer. Mr. Wall deposed : The deceased is my mother ; I am twenty two years of age, and have lived with my father and my mother from my infancy ; the deceased took ill with vomiting about half-post 10 last night ; she had several fits, and continued to throw up blood ; she complained of pains in her throat, and desired that warm tea might be given her - she said she was dying ; after taking the tea she rallied a little and sat up in the bed: she died twenty minutes to 12 ; the deceased was sixty-four years of age, and a native of the colony. George Alexander Cobcroft, innkeeper, corroborated the testimony of the winess Mary Wall. Dr. Day certified that he viewed the body of the late Ann Wall. Prom the description given of the symptoms previous to death, and from the appearance of the body, he was of opinion that death resulted from internal haemorrhage, cause by the rupture of some internal blood vessel. Tbe jury found a verdict according the medical testimony.

Burial

Wilberforce Cemetery, New South Wales, Australia
Together with husband Thomas


  • Linda Renolds, firsthand knowledge. Click the Changes tab for the details of edits by Linda and others.




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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Ann by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. Mitochondrial DNA test-takers in the direct maternal line: It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Ann:

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posted by John Kingman
furthermore to Ann wall nee Huxley; burial_Wilberforce Cemetery NSW_right section, row 18 plot 1.
posted by Lynette Sullivan

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