Annin on May 2nd 1833 in Fairfield, Herkimer, New York married Sarah Tennant, a daughter of John Tennant and Sarah Dawley of Kent County, Rhode Island.

They had ten children, seven of which survived their parents' passing.

They were:
Sarah Elizabeth Wiggins, b.1834
Caroline "Carrie" Mercedes Wiggins, b.1835
George Annin Wiggins, b.1837
William Henry Wiggins, b.1839
Mary Eliza Wiggins, b.1841
Samantha Ann Wiggins, b.1842
Zelotus E. Cardovic Wiggins,, b.1843
(died 2nd day of Battle of Gettysburg; Co. D. Reg't 136)
John Wesley "Wes" Wiggins, b.1846
Evaline Amelia Wiggins, b.1848
Frances Emily "Emma" Wiggins, b.1852

The "Perry Herald" on Jan 20th 1892 said:

"Annin Wiggins died at his home in this place on Wednesday, the 13th last, after a short illness which confined him in the home but a few days ago. Mr. Wiggins though 88 years of age, was an exceptionally industrious man and was never contented unless employed in some active labor, even up to the last hour in which he was able to be alive. Mr. Wiggins left a wife (who is at present very seriously indispensed) and seven children, all of whom were here at the time of the funeral, excepting one daughter, who resides in Missouri, and who is in feeble health. His son, Hon. Wm. Wiggins, who now holds the office of treasurer of Lenawee, Mich., arrived here on Friday, the day of the funeral and returned to his home Monday morning. The funeral service were held at the church here. Rev. N.C. Burd officiating. The interment was made at Perry Center."

The next day the newspaper said:
"The funeral of Annin Wiggins of LaGrange took place last Friday, the interment was made in Prospect Hill Cemetery in this place."

The surviving children were William Henry Wiggins of Adrian, Mich., George Annin Wiggins and John Wesley Wiggins of Warsaw, Mrs. Lapham (Amelia Evaline Wiggins) of LaGrange, Mrs. Church (Caroline Mercedes Wiggins) of Butler, Mo., Mrs. Carpenter (Sarah Elizabeth Wiggins) of Coventry, R.I., and Miss Frances Emily "Emma" Wiggins.