Her son-in-law, Reverend James Fitch, preached the sermon at her funeral, which was published under the title Peace The End of the Perfect and Upright Demonstrated and Usefully Improved in a Sermon Preached upon the Occasion of the Death and Decease of the Piously Affected and Truely Religious Woman, Mrs. Anne Mason, Sometime Wife to Major John Mason, Who Not Long After Finished His Course and Is Now at Rest [Cambridge 1672].

"I need not tell you what a Dorcas you have lost; men, women and children are ready with weeping to acknowledge what works of mercy she hath done for them. She was gifted with a measure of knowledge about what is usual in her sex."

This sermon is about all that is known about the life of Anne Peck, but her son-in-law's testimonial conveys the idea of a gentle, loving nature.

-------------------- Anne Rosamond Peck was born on 16 Nov 1619 in Hingham, Norfolk, England and died on 30 Jun 1672

daughter of Rev. Robert Peck and Anne Lawrence. m. Jul 1639 in Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.