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William Weeks

Birth18 Jun 1820 - Linch, Sussex, England
DeathJuly 1882 - Petworth, Sussex, United Kingdom
MotherElizabeth Moseley
FatherWilliam Weeks

Born in Linch, Sussex, England on 18 Jun 1820 to William Weeks and Elizabeth Moseley. William Weeks married Mary Ann Pullen and had 8 children. He passed away on July 1882 in Petworth, Sussex, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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William Weeks
1798 - 1863
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Elizabeth Moseley
1797 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Pullen
1826 - 1885
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Mary Ann Haffenden
1812 - 1891
Children Show all
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William Charles Weeks
1856 - 1932
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Mary Jane Weeks
1852 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Weekes
1850 - 1938
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Harriett Weekes
1846 - 1917
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Edward Weekes
1848 - Unknown
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William Horace Weekes
1856 - 1940
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Thomas Weeks
1846 - Unknown
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Fanny Ann Collins
1843 - Unknown

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