Person:Anne Brayne (1)

Watchers
Anne Butler Brayne
d.Bef 1761 pos Virginia
m.
  1. Anne Butler BrayneBef 1706 - Bef 1761
m. 1724
  1. Anne Catherine SpotswoodAbt 1725 - 1801
  2. John M. Spotswood1725 - 1756
  3. Robert SpotswoodEst 1730 - 1755
  4. Dorthea SpotswoodAbt 1733 - 1773
m. 9 Nov 1742
  1. Ann ThompsonAbt 1743 - 1795
  2. William ThompsonAbt 1746 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] Anne Butler Brayne
Married Name _____ Spotswood
Married Name _____ Thompson
Gender Female
Birth? Bef 1706 prob London, England
Marriage 1724 London, Englandto Alexander Spotswood, Lt. Governor of Colonial Virginia
Marriage 9 Nov 1742 Virginiato Rev. John Thompson
Death? Bef 1761 pos Virginia
References
  1. Tyler, Lyon Gardiner. Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography. (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., c1915)
    1:58.

    ... Colonel Spotswood married, in 1724, Ann Butler Brain, daughter of Mr. Richard Brain, of London, and they had two sons, John and Robert Spotswood, and two daughters, Ann Catherine, who married Bernard Moore, and Dorothea, who married Captain Nathaniel West Dandridge. Robert, his youngest son, was slain by the Indians in the French and Indian war. John, the elder son, married, in 1745, Mary, daughter of William Dandridge, and had issue two sons, General Alexander Spotswood and Captain John Spotswood, both of the army of the revolution, and two daughters, Mary and Ann. The descendants of Governor Spotswood are now represented in numerous families of distinction.