Anne Enos

AKA Ann, Anna

Biography

Fact: Marriage (Circa 1724) Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island In 1743, Westerly Records show John Enos married Mercy Hall, so Anna likely died before 1743.

Anne was born in 1708.

"Ann who married Enos" is mentioned on page 24 of "The Babcock Genealogy" by Stephen Babcock. She was he daughter of Joseph Stanton and Rebecca Stanton.[1]

From Family Search profile notes of Joseph Babcock, it appears that Mary Enos shows up in Joseph's Will. The notes read:

WILL: Dated Sept 6, 1741; pvd We Feb 22, 1742, p. 124. Wife Rebeckah; son Joseph Babcock; daus: Rebeckah Ingraham, Ann Enos, & Jamima Babcock. Witn: Mary Thompson, Oliver Babcock, Ethan Crandal & William Babcock. [RIGR Apr 1984, p.215] [2]

Ann passed away in 1747. [3]

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Anna (Babcock) Enos (1708 - bef. 1743)

Anna Enos formerly Babcock

Born 1708 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island

Daughter of Joseph Babcock and Rebecca (Stanton) Babcock

Sister of Jemima Ann Babcock, Rebecca (Babcock) Ingraham and Joseph Babcock Jr

Wife of John (Enoss) Enos — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Mother of Tabitha (Enoss) Wilcox

Died before 1743 in Rhode Island

Babcock-2740 created 10 Jun 2017 | Last modified 23 May 2020

Sources

↑ https://archive.org/details/babcockgenealogy00babc/page/n63/mode/2u... ↑ https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/collaborate/LVWD-65W
↑ Family tree handed down to Jamie Hall.
MyHeritage Family Trees (https://www.myheritage.com : accessed 10 June 2017), Person #198647331:3020241 for Anna Enos (born Babcock).
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