William and Mary Ann had 8 children together, they married on the 6th of January 1834 in Raleigh, Essex, England.
Mary Ann married John Wolf around 1872.
L.C., a great grand-daughter of William and Mary Ann Atkins Hymas, now living in Cardston, Canada, has written some interesting things she learned about her great grandmother, and thefollowing is taken from her writings: "She was very retiring, didn't talk very much, but when she did it was something worth listening to. She was very neat and correct in everything, and very pleasant to be around. You could set your clock by the things Grandma did, and she was very
punctual and did everything at a certain time. Father said."
Mary Ann married John Wolf around 1872.
L.C., a great grand-daughter of William and Mary Ann Atkins Hymas, now living in Cardston, Canada, has written some interesting things she learned about her great grandmother, and thefollowing is taken from her writings: "She was very retiring, didn't talk very much, but when she did it was something worth listening to. She was very neat and correct in everything, and very pleasant to be around. You could set your clock by the things Grandma did, and she was very
punctual and did everything at a certain time. Father said."
William and Mary Ann had 8 children together, they married on the 6th of January 1834 in Raleigh, Essex, England.
Mary Ann married John Wolf around 1872.
L.C., a great grand-daughter of William and Mary Ann Atkins Hymas, now living in Cardston, Canada, has written some interesting things she learned about her great grandmother, and thefollowing is taken from her writings: "She was very retiring, didn't talk very much, but when she did it was something worth listening to. She was very neat and correct in everything, and very pleasant to be around. You could set your clock by the things Grandma did, and she was very
punctual and did everything at a certain time. Father said."
Mary Ann married John Wolf around 1872.
L.C., a great grand-daughter of William and Mary Ann Atkins Hymas, now living in Cardston, Canada, has written some interesting things she learned about her great grandmother, and thefollowing is taken from her writings: "She was very retiring, didn't talk very much, but when she did it was something worth listening to. She was very neat and correct in everything, and very pleasant to be around. You could set your clock by the things Grandma did, and she was very
punctual and did everything at a certain time. Father said."
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