Person:Anne Duvall (2)

Duvall, Martha, Prince George's Co., 2nd May, 1739 ; 22nd Nov., 1739.
To cous. Mary Whitehead, Anne Carrick and Elizabeth Denune and to Martha Wells, wife of Thomas Wells, personalty.
To sister Anne Way of South Carolina, residue of estate.
Ex.: Rev. Mr. Jacob Henderson.
Test: Benja Jacob, John Thomson and Morda. Jacob. 22. 104.
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[Relationship Notes:
- Rev. Jacob Henderson was married to the widow of Mareen Duval, the emigrant and Martha Duvall's step-grandparent.
- cousin Elizabeth Denune = Elizabeth Duval who m Dr. William Denune.]

Martha Duvall 20.194 A PG £222.19.7 £175.1.6 May 11 1744
The amount of the accounts also included £5.0.0 in sterling
Received from: Mr. lasaac Milner (merchant in London
Payments to: Dr. George Steuart, Dr. Thomas Watkins, Dr. William Denune, Edward Hall, Philip Pindell, Susanna Fowler, John Duvall, John Wells, Francis Hall, Henry Hall, Mr. William Murdock, Daniel Dulany, Esq., William Thompson,
Legatees: Mary Whitehead (cousin), Anne Carrick (cousin), Mrs. Martha Wells, Anne Way (sister, in South Carolina), Elisabeth Denune (cousin).
Executor: Rev. Jacob Henderson.

Lewis Duvall, Gent, and Martha Ridgley had four daughters. Ann, the youngest, was born 23 September 1709, in Anne Arundell county, Maryland. She was baptized 29 September in All Hallows Parish church, the same day that her mother was buried.
- By 1718 Lewis had settled in Dorchester, South Carolina, on the Ashley River, where he was soon joined by his daughters Martha, Susanna, and Ann. They were his coheireses when he died in 1724.
- Ann married Joseph Way 3 Sept 1728 in South Carolina. Their children were Elizabeth; and Joseph Way, bap. 2 April 1738, into the "Independent Society in Dorchester". In 1734, Joseph Way went to Maryland to try to break the entail on "Middle Plantation, inherited from Ann's grandfather Mareen Duvall, but failed. He returned to South Carolina where he died.
- Ann married 2. Thomas Sachervall [sometime after 1738], with one son, John Sachervall (identified in a 1761 deposition).
- Ann married 3. John Winn [before 1753], with one daughter, Catherine Winn.
- About 1753 Ann and husband John Winn moved, with other Dorchester Congregationalists, to St. John's Parish, George.
- Ann died 5 Aug 1761, in Georgia.
- In 1761, Ann's son Joseph Way, having collected 5 depositions from persons who knew his mother and grandfather, along with his Certificate of Baptism, began the process of finally breaking the entail on "Middle Plantation".

Sources cited: Colonial Records of Georgia, Vol. 18, p. 106; Vol 8, p. 43
Ann Arundell County Deeds, Liber BB no. 3, folio 361; Liber BB no. 2, folio 783, folio 785