Anne Fuller, of Salem

In 1662, Sarah Leach and her husband Richard Leach, are named in the will of her mother Ann Fuller, so she died sometime after that date. [5]

Her mother's will: "Anne ffuller widdow aged 79 yeares being very sicke and weake, beinge in perfect memory and 2 or 3 dayes before her decease vs [whose] names ar vnderwritten to be witnesses to this her disposinge of what she had, & firsrt she sd fher wil was that her son Richard Leach should have her 5 acre lot for the charge of her burial, & her red wastcoate she gave vnto Bethiah sparrow, and her ... that John Leach & Sara Leach haue on of her Cowes betweene them & what she had more she gaue unto her son Richard Leach. Jonathan Wallcott the marke of John e Rowdon. Source: The nuncupative will of Anne Fuller of Salem (?) was proved in the court in Salem 25:4:1662. The following is a copy of the original paper on file in the office of the clerk of courts at Selem volume VIII, leaf 35 "The Essex Antiquarian" V. X p 168-9.