Person:Ann Womack (9)

1841 - Unmarried, living with her father and brother John at the Green in North Lopham. Aged 35, born in the county.

1850 - Named as the daughter of William WOMACK in his will. Ann was to have a fifth share of the residuary estate, with her siblings (excluding Rhoda). Of this, 200 pounds was to be paid directly to her and the remainder was to be invested by the executors, from which she was to receive the dividends or interest. On her death, the principal was to go to any lawful children of hers, but if none existed then it was to be shared betweeen her surviving siblings or their issue. The will specifically provided that the interest payments to Ann were for her sole use and could not be used to settle the debts of any husband that she may marry.

1851 - Housekeeper, unmarried, aged 48, born in North Lopham. Ann was living with her widowed father and brother John on the Green, North Lopham.

1853 - Administration of Ann's will was granted to her brother, William at Blo Norton on 21 November 1853. Ann was described as a spinster of North Lopham. The value of her effects was under 300 pounds. Ann's burial record named her as the daughter of William and Priscilla WOMACK.