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Ann Wythe was born BET 04 NOV 1710 AND 03 NOV 1728. She was the daughter of Thomas Wythe and Margaret Walker. She married Charles Sweny.
From http://www.dsdi1776.com/signers-by-state/george-wythe/
Around this time George Wythe Sweeney, the grandson of Wythe's sister, came to live with him. In 1803 Wythe wrote a will providing generously for Sweeney. When he became aware that Sweeney was stealing from him he wrote a codicil leaving only half of his estate to Sweeney and half to one of his freed slaves, Michael Brown. Sweeney discovered the will and codicil, and slipping arsenic in food undetected, poisoned Brown and Wythe, and both died. However, Wythe wrote Sweeney out of his will, by a codicil, shortly before he died.
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1726
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Elizabeth City County, Virginia Colony
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1730 |
1730
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1734 |
May 1734
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Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland (United Kingdom)
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1753 |
1753
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Norfolk, Province of Virginia, British Empire
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1756 |
1756
Age 30
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