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About Ann Stuart
"Robert Stuart took his bride upon the pillion behind him to spend their winter's honeymoon in a log cabin on his land in the Kingston Woods. " Genealogical History of the Duncan Stuart Family in America by Joseph Stuart 1894.
"Our family traditions say that Anne's two brothers, Joseph and Samuel used to visit her frequently, but her father, who was greatly opposed to her going into the wilderness, came but once, when finding the cabin ncomfortably cool he set to work stopping the chinks between the logs." Genealogical History of the Duncan Stuart Family in America by Joseph Stuart 1894.
"They were in the habit of salting down a beef and a hog each fall for poorer neighbors."
"She was deemed a good accountant for that day, an adept at lacework and embroidery, a rare housewife, and one on whom neighbors relied for advice or for assistance in sickness or trouble of any kind."
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Ann Stuart's Timeline
| 1705 |
April 20, 1705
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Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
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| 1728 |
November 3, 1728
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Byfield, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1732 |
October 16, 1732
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Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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| 1736 |
October 31, 1736
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Kingston, NH
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| 1739 |
March 11, 1739
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Kingston, NH
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| 1741 |
March 10, 1741
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Kingston, NH
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| 1743 |
September 30, 1743
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Kingston, NH
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| 1745 |
December 25, 1745
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Kingston, NH
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| 1787 |
1787
Age 81
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Kingston, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
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