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About Ann Hunter
Name also reported as Anne Spilsbe. There is some question about her birthplace, also reported as Essex Co., VA and England. Her birth date is also reported variously from 1652 to 1666, her death variously from 1715 to 1777, and her death place reported as Glouster County, VA.
•Name: Ann SPILSBE
•Surname: Spilsby
•Given Name: Ann
•Sex: F
•Birth: ABT 1659 in, Rappahannock, Virginia, USA
•Death: 20 Aug 1717 in , Essex, Virginia, USA
Notes:
Her will names "her four daughters..." daughters Elizabeth Brown; Grizell Chamberlain; Ann Covington and MARY COLEMAN, the wife of SPILSBE COLEMAN.
Mentions her "seven children" Thomas Coleman, Robert Coleman, Edward Coleman, SPILSBE COLEMAN, Elizabeth Brown, Grizel Chamberlain and Ann Covington. (Vol 15 pg 93 Essex Co.).
Marriage 1 Robert COLEMAN Jr. b: ABT 1656 in of, Gloucester, Virginia, USA
•Married: ABT 1676 in of, Essex, Virginia, USA
Children
1. Thomas COLEMAN b: ABT 1678 in St Stephens Par, King & Queen, Virginia, USA
2. Robert COLEMAN b: ABT 1680 in , King & Queen, Virginia, USA
3. Edward COLEMAN b: ABT 1685/1690 in of, Essex, Virginia, USA
4. Elizabeth COLEMAN b: in of, Essex, Virginia, USA
5. Ann COLEMAN b: in of, Essex, Virginia, USA
6. Grisell COLEMAN b: ABT 1677 in of Abingdon Par, Gloucester, Virginia, USA
7. Spilsbe COLEMAN b: 1692 in , Spotsylvania, Virginia, USA
Marriage 2 John HUNTER b: ABT 1655 in of, Old Rappahannock, Virginia, USA
•Married: 5 Apr 1715 in , Essex, Virginia, USA
Before Ann Spilsbe Coleman, widow of Robert Coleman, (1656-1712), married her second husband, John Hunter, a prenuptial agreement was made between the couple and Ann’s son, Thomas Coleman. The agreement, made on 5 Apr 1715 in Essex County, stated that after Ann’s death, her estate was to be divided among the children of Robert Coleman. On 20 Mar 1716/7, John Hunter sued the children of Robert and Ann Coleman with the exception of Thomas and Robert. Named in the lawsuit were "Edward Coleman and Mary his wife, SPILSBY COLEMAN AND MARY HIS WIFE, John Chamberlain and Grizell his wife, Daniel Brown and Elizabeth his wife, William Covington and Ann his wife, and Miles Short and Katherine (sic) his wife".
Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mobjackbaycolemans/index.html
Will of Mrs. Anne Hunter, 1715, Essex County VA Records: Will of Mrs. Anne Hunter , 30 Nov 1715 : 20 Aug 1717.
My four daughters , Ann Covington , Grissell Chamberlain , Elizabeth Brown and Mary Coleman wife of Spilsby Coleman . Mentions furthering of the condition of a bond before celebration of marriage ,To her son Thomas Coleman , viz : that I divide the rest of my estate equally between my seven children , viz: Thomas , Robert,Edward,Spilsbee,Elizabeth Brown,Grissell Chamberlain and Ann Covington . Please note there were four daughters mentioned ,one was a daughter -in - law , Mary the wife of Spilsby Coleman.
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www.findagrave.com
Ann Spilsby Coleman
BIRTH 1659
England
DEATH 13 Aug 1717 (aged 57–58)
Essex County, Virginia, USA
BURIAL
Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery
Champlain, Essex County, Virginia, USA
MEMORIAL ID 219264496
Family Members
Parents
John Spilsbe
1640–1678
Anne Clark Spilsbe
1632–1680
Spouse
Robert Edward Coleman
1655–1713 (m. 1678)
Children
Robert Spilsby Coleman
1682–1748
- Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy: Aug 11 2023, 16:52:42 UTC
Ann Hunter's Timeline
1659 |
November 4, 1659
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Gloucester County, Virginia
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1677 |
1677
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Caroline, Virginia, United States
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1679
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Abingdon Parish, Gloucester, Virginia
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1680 |
April 10, 1680
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Prince George County, Virginia
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1682 |
April 10, 1682
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South Farnham Parish, Essex County, Virginia Colony, British Colonial America
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1683
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New Kent County, Virginia
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1685 |
June 1685
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Essex County, Virginia Colony
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1686
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Essex County, Virginia, United States
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1687
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Essex, Virginia, United States
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