

Ann Constable was born c. February 1622 in London, England. She was christened on 21 Feb 1622 in London. London, England. She died on 6 Oct 1706 in Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia. She was buried in Oct 1706 in Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia. Her name is sometimes shown as Anna. This is from church records which were written in Latin at that time.
In the year 1640 Richard Henry Lee married at Jamestown Anne Constable, daughter of Francis Constable and a ward of Sir John Thoroughgood, a personal attendant of Charles I, King of England (1600-1649). She had accompanied the family of Virginia Governor Sir Francis Wyatt (1575-1644), and at the time of her marriage to Richard, she was residing at the Wyatt household in Jamestown.
They had the following children:
After Richard's death in 1664, Ann, then aged about 44, married Edmund Lister of Northumberland County, Virginia.
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Francis and Alice Constable were the parents of fifteen Children, four sons and eleven daughters:
Francis Constable died 1st. August 1647 of the plague and was buried the following day from St. Margaret, Westminster, while his widow was buried 4 August 1647. These registers are published and it should be noted that "Mr." is misread "Mrs." in his burial entry. Their only remaining son Robert was carried off by the plague the same month (buried 28 August) and it was after his death that the will of Alice Constable was filed for probate, on September 22, 1647.
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Birth: unknown Death: unknown
. . . . . . . . . . England Births and Christenings Saint Gregory by Saint Paul, London, England Anne daughter of Francis Constable Baptized 21 February 1621 . . . The Lees of Virginia:Seven Generations of an American Family, by Paul C. Nagel, says that . . . "The date of her death is unknown, although legend has it she was buried beside Richard near the house at Dividing Creek." . . . leesofvirginia.org says that . . . she is buried next to Richard now and her death date (06 October 1706) is proven . . . but the Keeper of this page has been unable to find any documentation of that date on that site . . . if you have found documentation (other than family trees) of her birth and death (dates and places) please do send it along with your suggestion for adding that info to her page. . . . . . . . . . .
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Parents: Francis Constable (1592 - 1647) Alice Agnes Owen Constable (1595 - 1647) Spouses: Richard Lee (____ - 1664)* Edmund Lister* Children: John Constable Lee (1643 - 1673)* Richard Lee (1644 - 1714)* Frances Lightfoot Lee (1648 - 1714)* Hancock Lee (1650 - 1709)* William Constable Lee (1651 - 1696)* Elizabeth Lee Howson / Turberville (1654 - 1738)* Charles Lee (1656 - 1701)* Siblings: Anne Constable Lee Simon Constable (1625 - 1627)* Roger Constable (1626 - 1626)* Robert Constable (1626 - 1626)* Robert Constable (1631 - 1647)*
Inscription: . . . . . . . . . . Within this enclosure was buried
~ Richard Lee ~
of an ancient family of Nordley Regis in Shropshire, who emigrated from London to Virginia in 1639. He was successively clerk of the quarter court at Jamestown, Attorney General of Virginia, Secretary of State, and a member of the council. Having long traded with the nearby Wicomico Indians, in 1656 he established his home on Dividing Creek, at a point 400 feet to the Northeast of this stone. He died there in 1664 and was buried here in his garden.
Also buried within this enclosure were :: Anne Constable, the wife of Richard Lee; :: their son, Charles Lee (1656-1701), and :: his wife Elizabeth Medstand; :: their son, Charles Lee of Cobbs Hall (1684-1734); and :: his son, Charles Lee (1722-1747), and his wives, :: Mary Lee of Ditchley and :: Leeanna Jones of Hickory Neck.
In 1761 this Leeanna Lee ordered the erection of the original enclosing wall. Later members of the Cobbs Hall family, Lees and Harveys, were buried nearby outside the wall.
~ Erected by The Society of the Lees of Virginia ~ 1958 . . . . . . . . . .
Burial: Cobbs Hall Burying Ground Northumberland County Virginia, USA
Maintained by: BeNotForgot Originally Created by: P Fazzini Record added: Oct 22, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 43396111
Birth: unknown Death: unknown
. . . . . . . . . . England Births and Christenings Saint Gregory by Saint Paul, London, England Anne daughter of Francis Constable Baptized 21 February 1621 . . . The Lees of Virginia:Seven Generations of an American Family, by Paul C. Nagel, says that . . . "The date of her death is unknown, although legend has it she was buried beside Richard near the house at Dividing Creek." . . . leesofvirginia.org says that . . . "she is buried next to Richard now and her death date (06 October 1706) is proven" . . . but . . . the Keeper of this page has been unable to find any documentation of that date on that website . . . if you have found documentation (other than family trees) of her birth and death (dates and places) please do send it along with your suggestion for adding that info to her page. . . . . . . . . . .
Family links:
Parents: Francis Constable (1592 - 1647) Alice Agnes Owen Constable (1595 - 1647) Spouses: Edmund Lister* Richard Lee (____ - 1664)* Children: John Constable Lee (1643 - 1673)* Richard Lee (1644 - 1714)* Frances Lightfoot Lee (1648 - 1714)* Hancock Lee (1650 - 1709)* William Constable Lee (1651 - 1696)* Elizabeth Lee Howson / Turberville (1654 - 1738)* Charles Lee (1656 - 1701)* Siblings: Anne Constable Lee Simon Constable (1625 - 1627)* Roger Constable (1626 - 1626)* Robert Constable (1626 - 1626)* Robert Constable (1631 - 1647)*
Inscription: . . . . . . . . . . Within this enclosure was buried
~ Richard Lee ~
of an ancient family of Nordley Regis in Shropshire, who emigrated from London to Virginia in 1639. He was successively clerk of the quarter court at Jamestown, Attorney General of Virginia, Secretary of State, and a member of the council. Having long traded with the nearby Wicomico Indians, in 1656 he established his home on Dividing Creek, at a point 400 feet to the Northeast of this stone. He died there in 1664 and was buried here in his garden.
Also buried within this enclosure were :: Anne Constable, the wife of Richard Lee; :: their son, Charles Lee (1656-1701), and :: his wife Elizabeth Medstand; :: their son, Charles Lee of Cobbs Hall (1684-1734); and :: his son, Charles Lee (1722-1747), and his wives, :: Mary Lee of Ditchley and :: Leeanna Jones of Hickory Neck.
In 1761 this Leeanna Lee ordered the erection of the original enclosing wall. Later members of the Cobbs Hall family, Lees and Harveys, were buried nearby outside the wall.
~ Erected by The Society of the Lees of Virginia ~ 1958 . . . . . . . . . .
Burial: Cobbs Hall Burying Ground Northumberland County Virginia, USA
Maintained by: BeNotForgot Originally Created by: P Fazzini Record added: Oct 22, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 43396111
Category:Lee Category:Questionable Gateway Ancestors Category:US President Direct Ancestor This person is an ancestor of Taylor-223|President Zachary Taylor 12th US President
[http://www.leesofvirginia.org/Anne_Constable.html] [http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/f/i/n/Jacqueli-C-Finley/BOOK-0001/0002-0022.html#IND128371REF32]
Notes per Jacqueli Finley, leesofvirginia.org, on Anne Constable [http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/f/i/n/Jacqueli-C-Finley/BOOK-0001/0002-0022.html#IND128371REF32]Francis Constable was baptized at Datchet, co. Bucks 14 May 1592 theson of Robert and Margery (Barker) Constable and grandson on the maternal side of Christopher Barker, printer to Queen Elizabeth I. His career as a bookseller and printer is summarized in "A Dictionary of the Booksellers and Printers who were at work in England from 1641 to 1667", by Henry R. Plomer:- "Francis Constable,bookseller in London and Westminster firstly at the (sign of) the White Lion, Paul's Churchyard, 1616-24; then in St Paul's Church Yard at the sign of the Crane, 1631;then under St Martin's Church in Ludgate, 1637; then at King Street, Westminster at the sign of the Goat, 1640; then at Westminster Hall,1640.He took up his freedom July 2nd 1614.His first registered publication was "Hymens Triumphes, entered on January 13th.1614/15.He publishedlarge numbers of plays,in which he was associated for some years withHumphrey Moseley.It is probable that he rented a stall in WestminsterHall very much earlier than 1640 but that is the first appearance of the Hall in the imprint of any book." Will probate Aug 1647 Peculiar of the Dean and Chapter of WestminsterFrancis and Alice Constable were the parents of fifteen Children,four sons and eleven daughters:
Francis Constable died 1st. August 1647 of the plague and was buriedthe following day from St. Margaret, Westminster, while his widow wasburied 4 August 1647. These registers are published and it should be noted that "Mr." is misread "Mrs." in his burial entry. Their only remaining son Robert was carried off by the plague the same month (buried28 August) and it was after his death that the will of Alice Constable was filed for probate. will of widow Alice Constable probate 22 sep 1647.' - JF
Anne Constable ... <ref>Entered by Jeff Kenner, May 11, 2012</ref> : Christened 1622 February 21 in St Gregory by St Paul, London, Middlesex, England.<ref>"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JMWX-3QH : 6December 2014, Anne Constable, 21 Feb 1621); citing SAINT GREGORY BY SAINT PAUL,LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 375,028</ref> : Death 6 OCT 1706 Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia Age 90-91: Buried in Dividing Creek, Northumberland, Virginia; Find A Grave Memorial# 43396111<ref>entered 2013 Nov 16, Bairfield-1|amb</ref> In the year 1640 Lee-318|Richard Henry Lee married at Jamestown, Anne Constable(c. 1621-1666), daughter of Constable-274|Francis Constable and a ward of Sir John Thoroughgood, a personal attendant of Charles I, King of England (1600-1649). She had accompanied the family of Virginia Governor Sir Francis Wyatt (1575-1644), and at the time of her marriage to Richard, she was residing at the Wyatt household in Jamestown. This affiliation soon helped Richard move socially upward within the Colony. In 1643 the new Governor, Sir William Berkeley (1606-1677) appointed Richard Attorney General of the Colony. In addition he served as High Sheriff and was Colonel in the Militia.<ref>http://www.familyhistoryamystery.com/Photo-Gallery3/Gallery3.html accessed 2013 Nov 16, Bairfield-1|amb</ref>
Lee-318|Richard Lee and his young wife, Anne Constable, who was born in London and may have come to America at the same time as Richard,were parents to an ever-increasing brood of children. In quick succession, between 1645 and 1656, Anne delivered at least ten children, including two girls and six boys that survived infancy - John, Richard, Francis, William, Lee-859|Hancock, Elizabeth, Anne, and Charles. Ina short time Lee began to prosper; with prosperity came the ability to cultivate more tobacco fields; with increased cultivation came more prosperity and the ability to supplement his land holdings. His tobacco plantation eventually grew to 1,500 acres and became home to seventeen laborers - indentured servants who paid for their voyage from England to Virginia with seven years of service in Lee's tobacco fields. More importantly, prosperity brought Lee prestige, and with it politicalappointments: :Clerk of the Quarter Court in 1641; :Attorney General in 1643; :Sheriff and Burgess of York County in 1646 and 1647; :Secretary of State in 1649; and the :Governor's Council in 1651. As Secretary of State, Lee was the most valuable assistant to the colony's royal governor, Sir William Berkeley (whose estate Green Spring was later inherited by one of Lee's descendants), and the most powerfulman in the colony after Berkeley. As a member of the Governor's Council Lee set a precedent for his offspring, who in succeeding generations occupied a seat on the Council until it was dissolved in 1776.<ref>Washington and Lee University; Lee Family Digital Archive accessed 2013 Nov 16, Bairfield-1|amb</ref>
:: Date: 21 FEB 1621:: Place: St Gregory by St Paul, London, England<ref> London Metropolitan Archives, St Gregory by St Paul, Composite register: baptisms 1559 - 1627, marriages 1559 - 1626/7, burials 1559 - 1627, P69/GRE/A/001/MS10231</ref>
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<references /> * GenealogyMagazine.com Ahnentafel of President Zachary Taylor
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Northampton County, Virginia, United States
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Gloucester, Virginia
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Gloucester, Virginia
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Northampton, Northcumberland, Virginia
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