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About Anne Graves
ANNE UNKNOWN was born about 1614, of England. Anne Graves died 31 December 1670 at Newtown, New York, British Colonial America at about age 56.
She married
- (1) Edward Stevenson, in about 1635
- (2) William Graves, his 3rd wife
Children of Edward Stevenson and Anne were:
- Jonathan Stevenson, b. 1636; md. Mary Allen, 10 July 1684, New Jersey; d. Nov 1689.
- Elizabeth Stevenson, b. 1637 / 1652; md. John Everitt, of Jamaica, Long Island; d. 1689.
- Abigail Stevenson was born about 1638 / 1650 of New York, to Edward Stevenson (1615-1668) and Anne Unknown (1614-1670.) She married (1) Daniel Denton, 1660; (2) *Daniel Whitehead, 2 October 1672, Jamaica, Queens, New York.
Notes
From https://www.gravesfa.org/gen123.htm
Some time after July 1662, when Edward Stevenson was still alive, but before 31 Dec. 1670, William Graves married, third, a wife named Ann who was then the widow (according to Mr. John Insley Coddington) of Edward Stevenson of Newtown. On the latter date she made a will [Coll. of N.Y. Hist. Soc., Wills, 1:467], styling herself as Ann Graves, wife of William Graves of Newtown, but this will, which mentions daughters Elizabeth Everit and Abigail Denton and cousin Thomas Stevenson, and was witnessed by Abraham Frost and John Pettit, was not allowed. Aside from the reference to her husband, no mention is made of the Graves family. It is clear that she gave birth to no Graves children.
From https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:M81B-5KL
Edward Stevenson was one of the early settlers of Newtown, Long Island. He was a near relative of Thomas Stevenson of the same place and was deceased by 1662, as on July 10th of that year the “widow of Edward Stevenson” signed the agreement made by the citizens of New town, to pay rent to the Dutch Director-General. Her name was Ann (or Anne), and at some time between the before-mentioned date and 1670, she married William Graves. Ann Graves’ will is dated at Newtown, December 31, 1670. In it she bequeaths to her “daughter, Elizabeth Everitt, a feather bed, a warming pan, an iron plate, a fire hovel, a pair of tongs and a trunk.” All the rest of her estate she leaves to “my two daughters, Elizabeth Everitt and *Abigail Denton, and my clothes that were prized by Mr. John Coe and Mr. Jonathan Fish, to her cousin Thomas Stevenson, she leaves her Bible.” William Graves, his son, John, and daughter, Hannah, had all passed away by 1679.
References
- https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/6/69/Stevenson-1076.jpg
- https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=257&id=I0293
GEDCOM Source
Millennium File Heritage Consulting Ancestry.com Operations Inc 1,7249::0 1,7249::10915376
GEDCOM Source
Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015 Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 1,9289::0 1,9289::31290917
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Anne Graves's Timeline
| 1613 |
April 11, 1613
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Middlesex, England (United Kingdom)
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| 1614 |
1614
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England (United Kingdom)
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| 1636 |
1636
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Newtown, Long Island, New York
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| 1638 |
December 31, 1638
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Newtown, Long Island, New York
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1640
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Jamaica, Queens Co., New York
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| 1670 |
December 31, 1670
Age 56
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Newtown, Queens County, New York, Colonial America
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