Ann Crocker

Ann Beebe, daughter[1] of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe was born about 1672 in New London, CT. She married Thomas Crocker on 23 April 1700 four months after the birth of his second son Thomas Crocker Jr. and the death of his first wife Mary. Her husband Thomas Crocker died about 1754.[2] No children are recorded in the Barbour, New London Record from the marriage of Thomas and Ann.

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Ann (Beebe) Crocker (abt. 1672 - abt. 1701)

Ann Crocker formerly Beebe

Born about 1672 in New London, New London, Connecticut

Daughter of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe

Sister of Mary (Beebe) Fountain, Samuel Beebe Jr., Susannah Beebe, William Beebe Sr., Agnes (Beebe) Daniels, Nathaniel Beebe Sr., Jonathan Beebe, Mercy (Beebe) Tozer and Thomas Beebe

Wife of Thomas Crocker — married 23 Apr 1700 in New London, New London, Connecticut

Died about 1701 in New London, Connecticut Colony

Genealogical Records

Vital Record

Primary Source, Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870, New London Vital Records 1646-1854[3]: Barbour, New London Collection data extract for Anne Beebe: ) Anne Beebe, daughter of Samuel Sr., married Thomas Crocker, 23 Apr 1700. Probate Records

Last Will and Testament of Samuel Beebe, father of Ann (Beebe) Crocker {Editorial Note: Ann (Beebe) Crocker does not appear in this 10 Nov 1702 will of her father thus strongly implying that she was deceased prior to this date.}:

Original Primary Source, Samuell Beebee Sr., [4] Data; ) Transcription of The Last Wil & testatment of Samuel Beebee, by Randolph R. Beebe {Note 18th century script "f" transcribed as modern day equivalent "s".}: ) Being in perfect Memory, & Sound understanding, but expecting the time of my departure to be at hand. Revoking al former Wils doe make this my Lst Wil & testament as followeth. ) First: I Commit my Soul to God my Creator, trusting in his mercy, through the redemption of Christ Jesus for a Joyful Resurrection, Desiring that my body may be decently interred & that my funeral Charges together with my just debts, be payd (out of the Estat that I leave) by my executrix hear after named: I apoynt my true and Loving Wife to be Sole Executrix. ) Item: I bequeath to my five Sones & three Daughters al my Estat, by an equal proportion to each of them, ( Consideration bin to be had, to what any of them have already received) except a Smal peice of Land Lying at the foot of fort hil, westward of Isack Foxes, of eastward of Samuel, & John Foxes Land; which Said peice of Land I bequeath to my daughter Mercy Tozer over & above her proportion. ) Item: I bequeath to my eldest Son Samuel Beebee So much of may farme that i now posses as to make up (with what he has already by deed of gift) one fifth part of Said farm for quantity, and I vallue it at thirty Shillings per acre. ) Item: To my second Son William Beebee I bequeath one fifth part of Said farm, that is to Say in quantity, Joyning Southward, with my Son Samuels Land; and I value it at thirty Shillings per acre. ) Item: to my third son, Nathaniel Beebee, I bequeath on fifth part of Said farme in quantity, being the lower or South end of the east plain, and I vallue it at forty Shillings per acre. ) Item: to my fourth Son Jonathan Beebe, I bequeath So much of my farm aforesaid, as to make up (with what he has already by deed of gift) one fifth part in quantity, & I vallue it at fifty Shillings per acre. ) Item: to my fifth Son Thomas Beebee I bequeath one fifth part of Said farm in quantity Lying at the uper or north en of the aforesaid east plain and I value it at three pounds per acre. My Dwelling house , Orchard, & one acre of Land before the door Joyning to my Son Jonathans Land on the west , I bequeath to my Son Thomas Beebee & I vallue it at twenty pounds. Al which Several bequests above mentioned Shal be to them, their Heirs or assignes for ever; provided & it is hereby to be understood; that my wil is, that neither -- of these my five Sones Shal Sel or exchang any of their Said parts of Land above mentioned; except to one of them selves he giving as much as another Chapman wil. ) Al the rest of my estat, being Justly prized and add to the ... Sumes above mentioned into one total Sum, which Shal be equally divided to my five Sones above named, & my three daughters Namely Agnese, Susannah, and Mercy. My Wife first taking her third according to law, or agreeing with my Children to pay her a yearly rent during her Natural Live. ) This I declare to be my Last wil & testment as witnesss my hand In N: London Nov: 10th 1702. Witnes: Sam Chester, Cary Latham. Signature: Samuell Beebe ) {Editorial Samuel Fox was Samuel Beebe's brother in law. They married sisters Elizabeth and Bathsheba Rogers.}. Biographic References

Secondary Source, Clarence Beebe in his book Monograph of the Descent of the Family of Beebe [2] cites Ann Beebe in profile (22). Data summary; ) Page 18. Ann Beebe, daughter of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe was born about 1672 in New London, CT. She married Thomas Crocker 23 April 1700. Thomas Crocker died about 1754. Secondary Source, Caulkins, History of New London, Connecticut,[1] Data Extraction: ) Page 338: Samuel Beeby in a legal deposition in 1708 states his age at 77 {Editorial DOB 1631, date of immigration 1649} and that I came to this town nearly 60 years ago. He died in 1712 leaving his wife Mary a widow. His first wife was Agnes or Annis Keeney, daughter of William Keeney. Samuel was the father of nine children: Samuel, William, Nathaniel, Thomas, Jonathan, Agnes (wife of John Daniels), Ann (wife of Thomas Crocker), Susannah (wife of Aaron Fountain), and Mary (wife of Richard Tozer). It is unknown to Caulkins whether Agnes was the mother of all of Samuel's children or if Mary was the mother of some of his children. Research Notes

) The following definitions and syntax conventions apply to the preceding text of this profile: ) A Primary Source contains data that was recorded by the person in the profile; or by someone known to or with first hand knowledge of that person, during the person's lifetime, death or within two generations thereafter. ) A Secondary Source is a genealogical reference created as the result of a extensive study of available source material and it provides some evidence of the source documentation used to generate the text data. ) A Tertiary Source is a genealogical data source which is a collection of genealogical information that does not cite Primary or Secondary information sources, and the data may be factual or hearsay. ) Braces {Editorial Note Example} are used to insert editorial comments; that is to say, information or clarification that is not contained in the original, cited source material. Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 Caulkins, Frances Manwaring, History of New London, Connecticut, From the First Survey of the Coast in 1612 to 1860, New London, CT, Published by H. D. Utley, 1895. page 339. Susannah (Fountain) Beeby ↑ 2.0 2.1 Beebe, Clarence, Monograph of the Descent of the Family of Beebe, from the earliest known immigrant--John, of Broughton, England, 1650, compiled and edited by Clarence Beebe, 150 Nassau Street, New York,1904; (Profile 22) page 18. Clarence Beebe Genealogy online -Title Page ↑ Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 ( The Barbour Collection), New London Vital Records 1646-1854 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002. Anne Beebe New London Church Records or version Transcribed by Coralynn Brown (free) HERE -- Anne Beebe (Barbour New London), once at the site, you will need to scroll down to BEEBE ↑ Beebe, Samuel, Last Will and Testament of Samuel Beebe; photo image.

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Ann (Beebe) Crocker (abt. 1672 - abt. 1701)

Ann Crocker formerly Beebe

Born about 1672 in New London, New London, Connecticut

Daughter of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe

Sister of Mary (Beebe) Fountain, Samuel Beebe Jr., Susannah Beebe, William Beebe Sr., Agnes (Beebe) Daniels, Nathaniel Beebe Sr., Jonathan Beebe, Mercy (Beebe) Tozer and Thomas Beebe

Wife of Thomas Crocker — married 23 Apr 1700 in New London, New London, Connecticut

Died about 1701 in New London, Connecticut Colony

Profile last modified 24 Apr 2021 | Created 2 Nov 2012 This page has been accessed 647 times.

Contents

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1 Biography
1.1 Genealogical Records
1.1.1 Vital Record
1.1.2 Probate Records
1.1.3 Biographic References
2 Research Notes
3 Sources
3.1 Other Sources
Biography

Ann Beebe, daughter[1] of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe was born about 1672 in New London, CT. She married Thomas Crocker on 23 April 1700 four months after the birth of his second son Thomas Crocker Jr. and the death of his first wife Mary. Her husband Thomas Crocker died about 1754.[2] No children are recorded in the Barbour, New London Record from the marriage of Thomas and Ann.

Genealogical Records

Vital Record

Primary Source, Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870, New London Vital Records 1646-1854[3]: Barbour, New London Collection data extract for Anne Beebe:
) Anne Beebe, daughter of Samuel Sr., married Thomas Crocker, 23 Apr 1700.
Probate Records

Last Will and Testament of Samuel Beebe, father of Ann (Beebe) Crocker {Editorial Note: Ann (Beebe) Crocker does not appear in this 10 Nov 1702 will of her father thus strongly implying that she was deceased prior to this date.}:

Original Primary Source, Samuell Beebee Sr., [4] Data;
) Transcription of The Last Wil & testatment of Samuel Beebee, by Randolph R. Beebe {Note 18th century script "f" transcribed as modern day equivalent "s".}:
) Being in perfect Memory, & Sound understanding, but expecting the time of my departure to be at hand. Revoking al former Wils doe make this my Lst Wil & testament as followeth.
) First: I Commit my Soul to God my Creator, trusting in his mercy, through the redemption of Christ Jesus for a Joyful Resurrection, Desiring that my body may be decently interred & that my funeral Charges together with my just debts, be payd (out of the Estat that I leave) by my executrix hear after named: I apoynt my true and Loving Wife to be Sole Executrix.
) Item: I bequeath to my five Sones & three Daughters al my Estat, by an equal proportion to each of them, ( Consideration bin to be had, to what any of them have already received) except a Smal peice of Land Lying at the foot of fort hil, westward of Isack Foxes, of eastward of Samuel, & John Foxes Land; which Said peice of Land I bequeath to my daughter Mercy Tozer over & above her proportion.
) Item: I bequeath to my eldest Son Samuel Beebee So much of may farme that i now posses as to make up (with what he has already by deed of gift) one fifth part of Said farm for quantity, and I vallue it at thirty Shillings per acre.
) Item: To my second Son William Beebee I bequeath one fifth part of Said farm, that is to Say in quantity, Joyning Southward, with my Son Samuels Land; and I value it at thirty Shillings per acre.
) Item: to my third son, Nathaniel Beebee, I bequeath on fifth part of Said farme in quantity, being the lower or South end of the east plain, and I vallue it at forty Shillings per acre.
) Item: to my fourth Son Jonathan Beebe, I bequeath So much of my farm aforesaid, as to make up (with what he has already by deed of gift) one fifth part in quantity, & I vallue it at fifty Shillings per acre.
) Item: to my fifth Son Thomas Beebee I bequeath one fifth part of Said farm in quantity Lying at the uper or north en of the aforesaid east plain and I value it at three pounds per acre. My Dwelling house , Orchard, & one acre of Land before the door Joyning to my Son Jonathans Land on the west , I bequeath to my Son Thomas Beebee & I vallue it at twenty pounds. Al which Several bequests above mentioned Shal be to them, their Heirs or assignes for ever; provided & it is hereby to be understood; that my wil is, that neither -- of these my five Sones Shal Sel or exchang any of their Said parts of Land above mentioned; except to one of them selves he giving as much as another Chapman wil.
) Al the rest of my estat, being Justly prized and add to the ... Sumes above mentioned into one total Sum, which Shal be equally divided to my five Sones above named, & my three daughters Namely Agnese, Susannah, and Mercy. My Wife first taking her third according to law, or agreeing with my Children to pay her a yearly rent during her Natural Live.
) This I declare to be my Last wil & testment as witnesss my hand In N: London Nov: 10th 1702. Witnes: Sam Chester, Cary Latham. Signature: Samuell Beebe
) {Editorial Samuel Fox was Samuel Beebe's brother in law. They married sisters Elizabeth and Bathsheba Rogers.}.
Biographic References

Secondary Source, Clarence Beebe in his book Monograph of the Descent of the Family of Beebe [2] cites Ann Beebe in profile (22). Data summary;
) Page 18. Ann Beebe, daughter of Samuel Beebe Sr. and Mary (Keeney) Beebe was born about 1672 in New London, CT. She married Thomas Crocker 23 April 1700. Thomas Crocker died about 1754.
Secondary Source, Caulkins, History of New London, Connecticut,[1] Data Extraction:
) Page 338: Samuel Beeby in a legal deposition in 1708 states his age at 77 {Editorial DOB 1631, date of immigration 1649} and that I came to this town nearly 60 years ago. He died in 1712 leaving his wife Mary a widow. His first wife was Agnes or Annis Keeney, daughter of William Keeney. Samuel was the father of nine children: Samuel, William, Nathaniel, Thomas, Jonathan, Agnes (wife of John Daniels), Ann (wife of Thomas Crocker), Susannah (wife of Aaron Fountain), and Mary (wife of Richard Tozer). It is unknown to Caulkins whether Agnes was the mother of all of Samuel's children or if Mary was the mother of some of his children.
Research Notes

) The following definitions and syntax conventions apply to the preceding text of this profile:
) A Primary Source contains data that was recorded by the person in the profile; or by someone known to or with first hand knowledge of that person, during the person's lifetime, death or within two generations thereafter.
) A Secondary Source is a genealogical reference created as the result of a extensive study of available source material and it provides some evidence of the source documentation used to generate the text data.
) A Tertiary Source is a genealogical data source which is a collection of genealogical information that does not cite Primary or Secondary information sources, and the data may be factual or hearsay.
) Braces {Editorial Note Example} are used to insert editorial comments; that is to say, information or clarification that is not contained in the original, cited source material.
Sources

↑ 1.0 1.1 Caulkins, Frances Manwaring, History of New London, Connecticut, From the First Survey of the Coast in 1612 to 1860, New London, CT, Published by H. D. Utley, 1895. page 339. Susannah (Fountain) Beeby
↑ 2.0 2.1 Beebe, Clarence, Monograph of the Descent of the Family of Beebe, from the earliest known immigrant--John, of Broughton, England, 1650, compiled and edited by Clarence Beebe, 150 Nassau Street, New York,1904; (Profile 22) page 18. Clarence Beebe Genealogy online -Title Page
↑ Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 ( The Barbour Collection), New London Vital Records 1646-1854 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: White, Lorraine Cook, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002. Anne Beebe New London Church Records or version Transcribed by Coralynn Brown (free) HERE -- Anne Beebe (Barbour New London), once at the site, you will need to scroll down to BEEBE
↑ Beebe, Samuel, Last Will and Testament of Samuel Beebe; photo image.