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Ann Hussey (Inskeep)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Fulford, Staffordshire, England
Death: after 1733
Christina Hundred, New Castle County, Province of Pennsylvania Lower Counties (Present Delaware), (Present USA)
Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Inskeep, of Fulford and Sarah Inskeep
Wife of John Hussey, II
Mother of Stephen Hussey; John Hussey, III; Anna Rebecca Day; Nathan Hussey; Mary Hussey and 8 others
Sister of Judge John Inskeep; James Inskeep; Catherine Inskeep; Margaret Inskeep; Isabell Inskeep and 1 other

Occupation: 2nd wife of John Hussey
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About Ann Hussey

Ann Inskeep (daughter of John Inskeep & his wife, Sarah Ward) was born in Fulford in about 1673. As far as we can ascertain Ann emigrated to America with her younger brother John Inskeep and his wife Mary sometime in 1702.

She then met a man named John Hussey whose previous wife Grace had recently died, and she settled in Newark in Pennsylvania with him. At the Newark Monthly meeting on 6th March 1703 Ann and John announced their intentions to marry, which they did later that year.

They had 10 children, first Anna, then triplets Rebecca, John, and Nathan, and then Christopher, Mary, Stephen, Anna, Theodate and Content.

Source: Chapter 10 - Fulford's Emigrants


From Roots web ancestry-

In the chapter regarding James (1751-1784) I include the following paragraph.

The ancestors of Theodate Hussey, Content's mother, arrived on the ship William and Francis that brought many of the first settlers to the Puritan Colony of Boston in 1630. Theodate's parents were John Jr. and Ann (Innskeep) Hussey. Theodate married (1) Joseph Seal about 1731 by a "Priest" but made satisfaction and returned to the Monthly Meeting at Center, New Castle County, Delaware. Joseph Seal and Theodate moved soon after they married to York County, Pennsylvania where Joseph died about 1736 without issue. Theodate was living at the home of her sister Anna (Hussey) Day and her husband John when she married (2) widower Robert Hodgin(s) on 29 May 1740. This was the first Quaker wedding in what is now Newberry Township, York County. Content was born in 1754 in York County, Pennsylvania, where her family was living when they received a certificate in 1759 to move to Orange (now Randolph) County, North Carolina in company with Theodate's brother Christopher Hussey. Robert Hodgin(s) and Christopher became partners on 600 acres near the Holly Springs meeting, just south of Ranseur, North Carolina. Content's half-brother John Hodgin(s) also came to North Carolina and married Mary4 Vernon, James4 Vernon's sister.

The above information was gathered from a book titled Descendants of John Hussey of Dorking, Surrey, England'. The family line of Hussey's is as follows: John, Christopher, John Sr., John Jr., Theodate (Hussey) Hodgin and Content Hodgin. Theodate Hussey and Robert Hodgin had five children: Robert Jr., Rebecca, Joseph, Content and Anne.

Theodate's parents John Jr. and Ann (Innskeep) Hussey had eight children: Rebecca, Mary, Nathan, Ann, Theodate, John, Content and Christopher. It is this Christopher Hussey that married Ann Garretson that is identified as the parents of Content Hussey that married James Vernon (1751-1784) found in Ancestry.com. The name Content started in the Hussey family line with a child of Capt. John Hussey Sr. and continued for the next few generation is each child's family line.

Father: John Hussey b: 18 JAN 1676 in Rockingham Co., NH Mother: Ann Inskeep b: ABT 1680

Marriage 1 Joseph Seal Married: ABT 1731

Marriage 2 Joseph Hodgin(s) Married: 29 MAY 1740 in Newberry Twp., York Co., PA Children

Content Hodgin(s) b: 1754 in York Co., PA

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ANN INSKEEP AND HER DESCENDANTS

Ann Inskeep was born in Fulford in about 1673. As far as we can ascertain Ann emigrated to America with her younger brother John Inskeep and his wife Mary sometime in 1702.

She then met a man named John Hussey whose previous wife Grace had recently died, and she settled in Newark in Pennsylvania with him. At the Newark Monthly meeting on 6th March 1703 Ann and John announced their intentions to marry, which they did later that year.

They had 10 children, first Anna, then triplets Rebecca, John, and Nathan, and then Christopher, Mary, Stephen, Anna, Theodate and Content.

On 28th August 1729 John Hussey made his Will:- …….a crop of my woodland and clear fields from Christopher Hussey dec’d land or line to Sam Silvers land containing within those bounds eighty acres as aforesaid and that my son Nathan nor his heirs shall not lay any claim to part or parcel of my estate real or personal but what is here expressed.

I do give and bequeath unto my son Nathan five shillings and do hereby exclude and debar him and his heirs from all and every part of the residue of my estate forever.

Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Anna Hussey the sume of two pounds like money above to be paid when she shall arrive at age of twenty one years.

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Content Hussey the sum of five pounds like money above to be paid when she arrives at the age of twenty one years.

Item All the residue of my estate both real and personal of what kind quantity or quality whatsoever after paying my debts, legacies and funeral charges I give and bequeath unto my son John Hussey and to his heirs forever.

Item I confirm and appoint and make and ordain my beloved wife Anne Hussey and my son John Hussey Executris and Executor of this my last Will and Testament, to defray my funeral charges and just debts and dispose of the rest of my worldly estate as in herein decreed and I make and appoint my beloved Friend John Richardson of Christiana in the County of New Castle aforesaid merchant and my beloved brother Garret Garretson my trustees to see this my last Will and Testament performed according to the true intent and meaning hereof and I do hereby utterly annul and revoke and make void all and every other former Will and Testament, Legacies and Bequeaths and Executes by me made, ratifying and confirming this and no other to my last Will and Testament.

In Witness thereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty eighth day of the sixth month called August in the year of our Lord Anno Domini 1729. John Hussey

Signed Sealed published and declared in the presence of Eliakim Garretson, Margaret Wiley, Benjamin Swett New Castle April 12, 1733 attested Eliakim Garretson, Margaret Wiley, Benjamin Swett

In 1968 one of Anne’s descendants was born who became the 37th President of the United States of America, as can be seen below:- ANN INSKEEP born in Fulford, Staffordshire, England, circa 1673, died Christiana, U.S.A. in 1733 John Hussey born in Hampton, New Hampshire, 18.1.1676, died in New Castle, Delaware circa 1733 Married in Newark, Pennsylvania, on 2.3.1703 Lived in Pennsylvania JOHN HUSSEY born in Newark, Pennsylvania c.1703/4, died in Newberry, York, Pennsylvania 1770 Margaret Riccord born in York, Pennsylvania, circa 1712, died after 1728 Married in Hampton, York, Pennsylvania, 1733 Lived in Pennsylvania RICCORD HUSSEY born in Pennsylvania circa 1734 died in Warrington, Pennsylvania 5.4.1784 Mirriam Harry born in Chester, Pennsylvania, circa 1738 died in York, Pennsylvania, 19.3.1809 Married in Warrington, York, Pennsylvania, 9.6.1756 Lived in Pennsylvania ELIZABETH ‘BETTY’ HUSSEY born in Warmington, Pennsylvania, 3.11.1759 d. Maryland 25.3.1847 Daniel Price born in Gunpowder, Baltimore County, Maryland, 22.10.1761 d.Baltimore, Maryland 2.8.1846 Married in Warrington, York County, Maryland, 17.12.1783 Lived in Maryland EDITH PRICE born in Gunpowder, Baltimore County, Maryland, 9.5.1801 d.Short Creek, Ohio, 11.2.1873 Amos Griffith, born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1798, died Columbiana County, Ohio, 10.9.1871 Married at Gunpowder Mh., Harford, Maryland, 7.12.1820 Lived in Pennsylvania ELIZABETH PRICE GRIFFITH born in West Pike Run, Pennsylvania 28.4.1827, d.Whittier, CA, 3.5.1923 Joshua Vickers Milhous b.in Belmont County, Ohio, 31.12.1820, d.in Jennings County, Indiana, 15.4.1893 Married in Washington County, Pennsylvania, 23.12.1847 Lived in Belmont, Ohio FRANKLIN MILHOUS b.in Colerain, Belmont, Ohio, 4.11.1848 d.in Los Angeles, California, 2.2.1919 Almira Park Burdg b.in Columbiana County, Ohio, 16.9.1849, died in Los Angeles, California 23.7.1943 Married in Jennings County, Indiana, 16.4.1879 Lived in Indiana HANNAH MILHOUS b. in Near, Butlerville, Indiana, 7.3.1885, died Los Angeles, California, 30.9.1967 Francis Anthony Nixon born in Elk Township, Vinton, Ohio, 3.12.1878 died Orange, California, 4.9.1956 Married in Whittier, Los Angeles, California, 25.6.1908 Lived in California RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON b.in Orange County, California, 9.1.1913, died New York City 22.4.1994 37th President of the United States of America

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Ann Hussey's Timeline

1673
1673
Fulford, Staffordshire, England
1700
1700
New Castle, DE
1703
October 30, 1703
New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, United States
October 30, 1703
New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, United States
December 30, 1703
Christian Creek, New Castle, Delaware
1704
October 27, 1704
Christiani Creek, New Castle County, Province of Pennsylvania (Present Delaware), (Present USA)
1705
1705
New Castle, DE
1706
April 10, 1706
Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States
1711
1711
Christianacrk, New Castle, Delaware, United States