Ann Harvey

Origins

From http://www.4getmenotancestry.com/the-grand-wilcockson-tour-to-derby...

”In September 2017 I led a tour to Derbyshire, England, in search of my Puritan ancestors William Wilcockson and his wife Margaret. They came to New England on the Planter in 1635 with their two-year-old son John Wilcockson and Ann Harvie, whom I believe to be Margaret’s sister. They came during the Puritan Great Migration 1620-1640. With them on the Planter were Margaret’s first cousins Richard Harvie and his sister Mary Harvie with her husband William Beardsley and their three children Mary, John and infant Joseph. ...”

References

• Wilcox, Jane, (not yet published, 2017 ?) From England to America: The Odyssey of the William and Margaret Wilcockson Family. The Forget-Me-Not Ancestry. http://www.4getmenotancestry.com Jane Wilcox supports Margaret's last name being Harvey.
• https://gw.geneanet.org/jimblankenship1985?lang=en&p=james+jacobus&...
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Harvey-3209
• Jacobus, Donald Lines (1960) "Origin or Ancestry of American Families Abroad: Harvey, Richard; Stratford, Conn." The American Genealogist. NEHGS AmericanAncestors.org (Vol 37, Pages 77-79, citing Page 78).
• Ilkeston Families of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Courtby, Day, Flamstead, Harvey, Hellot, Horsley, Lowe & Par by Stephen Flinders s.flinders@ntlworld.com Copy Print and Design, 64 Derby Road, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England Volume I, 2007