Her father's will (cited under his entry) stipulated "except that his daughter Ann should get only a half-share because she had received some gifts during her lifetime."
"court order of 12 Dec. 1722, ... Thomas Carter Gent. Informing the Court that Ann Burn widow, Elizabeth Dogget widow, Mary Tayloe, Apphia Dogget, Julian Boyd and George Dogget of this County in the night of the sixteenth day of November last Unlawfully Assembled & frightned & disturbed divers of his Majesty's good subjects ..."
↑ Birth year estimated based on the assumption that she was married by the time her father wrote his will (and had received her dowry and other gifts), and on the possibility that she was the "Ann Burn widow" mentioned in the 1722 court order.
