Person:Ann Wilson (80)

Parents

Ann Kennedy was probably the daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Kennedy. https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Joseph_Kennedy_%2817%29

Marriage

Ann Kennedy was reportedly married four times.

1. John or William Wilson and Ann Kennedy married
2. William Poage and Ann (Kennedy) Wilson married on November 16, 1762. They were married until William Poage death in 1778.
3. Colonel Joseph Lindsey and Ann (Kennedy) Poage married on June 18, 1781. He was killed at the Battle of Blue Licks in 1782.
4. James McGinty and Ann (Kennedy) Lindsey married

Death

Anne (Kennedy) Wilson Poage Lindsay McGinty passed away on November 11, 1815 in Harroldsburg, Kentucky

Duplicate

https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Anne_Kennedy_%285%29

1. ↑ Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900: [database online] (not considered a reliable primary source). (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004).

   Name: William Porge
   [William Poage]
   Gender: Male
   Birth Place: Ir
   Birth Year: 1735
   Spouse Name: Ann Kennedy Wilson
   Spouse Birth Year: 1735
   Marriage
   Year: 1762
   Marriage State: VA
   Number Pages: 1

2. ↑ Find A Grave.

   Ann Kennedy McGinty
   Birth 1735
   Ireland
   Death 11 Nov 1815 (aged 79–80)
   Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, USA
   Burial
   Fort Harrod Pioneer Cemetery
   Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, USA
   
   Ann Kennedy Wilson Poage Lindsey McGinty was married four times.
   
   1st husband: John Wilson, married circa 1759
   2nd husband: William Poage, married 17 Apr 1762
   3rd husband: Joseph Lindsey, married 18 Jun 1781
   4th husband: James McGinty, married after 1782
   
   https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28790640/ann-mcginty

3.   Ann Kennedy Wilson Poage Lindsey McKinty, in HISTORY OF WILLIAM POAGE AND HIS WIFE, ANN KENNEDY WILSON POAGE LINDSAY McGINTY
   https://www.jstor.org/stable/23367688?seq=1.

   HISTORY OF WILLIAM POAGE AND HIS WIFE,ANN KENNEDY WILSON POAGE LINDSAY McGINTY. By Mrs. S. Y. Nuckols, Lexington, Kentucky.
   Register of Kentucky State Historical Society, Vol. 11, No. 31 (JANUARY, 1913), pp. 101-103 (3 pages)
   
   Ann Kennedy Wilson Poage, the widow of, (?) Wilson, was married to William Poage in Augusta County, Virginia, 1760 ...

4.   Ann Kennedy Poage, in  Annals of Augusta County, Virginia - Supplement
   https://archive.org/details/annalsofaugusta00wadd/page/476/mode/1up?view=theater.

   Waddell, Joseph Addison. Annals of Augusta County, Virginia, from 1726 to 1871. United States, C. R. Caldwell, 1902.
   
   The maiden name of William Poage's wife was Ann Kennedy. She is presumed to have been a native of Augusta. In 1750, Joseph Kennedy bought a lot in Staunton (see page 46), and the deed-books show that he owned various tracts of land in the county.

5.   Ann Kennedy , in Pogue/Poage Family in Black & White
   https://sites.google.com/site/poguepoagefamilyinblackwhite/william-poage-1735-1778.

   "William’s widow, Ann Kennedy Poage, first married a John Wilson, who lived a short time and died by 1762. Ann then married William Poage, 16 November, 1762, and after he was killed in 1778, married Colonel Joseph Lindsey, June 18, 1781, and he, together with five others of her family was killed at the Battle of the Blue Licks, Virginia, at the end of the Revolutionary War. She married a fourth time to James McGinty. She died November 11, 1815 in Harrodsburg, Kentucky."

6.   Ann McGinty, in Kentucky Kindred Genealogy Blog
   https://kentuckykindredgenealogy.com/2016/01/07/fort-harrod-and-its-pioneer-graveyard/.

   Blog
   "Noted pioneer woman Ann McGinty lies buried here. She brought the first spinning wheel to Kentucky. She died in 1815. A Revolutionary Patriot symbol was placed on here stone by the Ann Poage Chapter of the D. A. R."

7.   Ann Kennedy Wilson Poage Lindsey McGinty, in The Ann Poage Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR)
   https://www.texasdar.org/chapters/AnnPoage/.

   "Ann Kennedy, daughter of Joseph Kennedy, first married John Wilson. Widowed, she then married William Poage, and it was with their five children that the Poages became the fifth non-native family to enter Kentucky, arriving at Boonesborough in September 1775. They came with Colonel Joseph Lindsey, Commissionaire for General George Clark's Army."

8.   Ann (Kennedy Wilson Poage Lindsay) McGinty, in Kentucky Women
   https://historicalkentuckywomen.weebly.com/first-women.html.

   "She brought a spinning wheel with her tied to her horse"