Person:Ann Unknown (1282)

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Ann Unknown
b.Cal 1637
  1. Susannah UnknownEst 1627 - 1710
  2. Mary UnknownEst 1633 - 1698
  3. Ann UnknownCal 1637 - 1714
  • HThomas WoodCal 1633 - 1687
  • WAnn UnknownCal 1637 - 1714
m. 7 Jun 1654
  1. Mary Wood1654/55 - Aft 1715/16
  2. John Wood1656 - Aft 1728/29
  3. Thomas Wood1658 - 1702
  4. Ann Wood1660 - Aft 1706
  5. Ruth Wood1662 - 1734
  6. Josiah Wood1664 - 1728
  7. Elizabeth Wood1664 -
  8. Samuel Wood1666 - 1690
  9. Solomon Wood1669 - 1752
  10. Ebenezer Wood1671 - Bef 1736
  11. James Wood1674 - 1694
Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3] Ann Unknown
Gender Female
Birth[1] Cal 1637 [Essex Probate #11510, Ann deposed in 1697, aged 60.]
Marriage 7 Jun 1654 Rowley, Essex, Massachusettsto Thomas Wood
Death[1] 29 Dec 1714 Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Thomas2 Wood, in Smith, Dean Crawford, and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Ancestry of Eva Belle Kempton 1878-1908. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1996-2008)
    3:478.

    … Ann _____, born about 1637; died in Rowley 29 December 1714. Within a year of his marriage Thomas was seen with his wife's relatives in official records, but the omission of Ann's maiden name in the Rowley marriage record masks her identity. Despite the fact that Ann, the wife of Thomas Wood, Susanna, the wife of John Todd and Mary, the wife of John Grant, were sisters, studying each of them separately and together has not solved their origin.

  2. Hazen, Tracy Elliot, and Donald Lines Jacobus (Editor). The Hazen Family in America: A Genealogy. (Thomaston, Conn.: Robert Hazen, 1947)
    11.

    Mary (Grant) was sister of Ann wife of Thomas Wood, and of Susanna wife of John Todd, but the editor [Donald Lines Jacobus] cannot accept the conclusion that these sisters were daughters of William Hunt (The American Genealogist, 21:128-133), nor the statement of Mrs. Holman (The Pillsbury Ancestry, 1001) that Mary was Mary (Hunt) Todd.
    [Note: no further explanation in this source, see note for more details.]

  3. Study of the Identity of Thomas Wood, of Rowley, Mass., and His Wife, Ann (1944) TAG, Vol. 21, p. 128, mentioned above, makes case that Thomas Wood's wife was Ann Hunt with several circumstantial items, concluding "it became so apparent, that Ann Wood was the daughter of William Hunt, of Concord, Mass., that it seemed worth while to present the evidence", which it does. William Hunt of Concord, Massachusetts and the Supposed Wood Connection (1954) TAG, Vol. 30, p. 101, suggests that all the relationships mentioned in the 1944 article can be explained other ways (based on the vagueness of relationship terms in typical colonial usage), and points out that two wills (William's, and his probable uncle, Robert Best) name various children of William Hunt of Concord, and neither mentions these sisters, only an Elizabeth and a Hannah.