Anne Terry, (dau. of Parshall Terry and Rhoda Skinner, "a United Empire loyalist of Erie District, and member of the first Parliament of Canada;" "was a Lieutenant in the Butler Ranger in the Revolutionary War, and fought on the King's side from 1776 to 1781, when they were disbanded.")
Anne Ferry, the widow of Dr. Lee, after his death, lived at Byron. "She was a pious and charitable lady, and the chief contributor towards the building of an Episcopal Church, in that village. At the suggestion of Bishop Cronyn, it was called St. Anne, out of respect to Mrs. Lee." She died at Laporte, Ind., while on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Daly, Dec. 21, 1874, and was buried there.
