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Born: July 1616 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England

Paternal grandparents: Thomas HAMMOND , Rose TRIPPE


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Ann "Hannah"  married  Timothy HAWKINS .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Timothy HAWKINS  was born abt. 1613 in England (United Kingdom).  Timothy died 27 September 1651 in Watertown, Massachusetts, USA. 

Ann "Hannah"  married  (2) Ellis BARRON 14 December 1653 in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony .  Ellis BARRON  was born abt. 1605 in England (United Kingdom).  Ellis died 30 October 1676 in Watertown, Massachusetts, USA. 

Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND died 1 September 1685 in Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony.
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Spouse & Children of Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND

Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND married immigrant flag male ancestor Timothy HAWKINS
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Children of Timothy HAWKINS and Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND


Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND married immigrant flag male ancestor Ellis BARRON
Marriage date: 14 December 1653
Marriage place: Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony

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BirthBirth — 1616
July 1616
Lavenham, Suffolk, England
1637 Birth of Child
Hannah HAWKINS was born 10 June 1637, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA

Ann "Hannah" was 20 years old.
1651 Death of Spouse/Partner
Timothy HAWKINS died 27 September 1651, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA
marriage1653 Marriage / Partner
Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND and Ellis BARRON 14 December 1653, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA

She was 37 years old.
marriage1653 Marriage of Child
Hannah HAWKINS married 14 December 1653, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA to Ellis "Elias" BARRON
1674 Death of Child
Hannah HAWKINS died 3 January 1674, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA

Ann "Hannah" was 57 years old.
1676 Death of Spouse/Partner
Ellis BARRON died 30 October 1676, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA
Grave
Old Burying Place Watertown Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Plot: 61
Inscription:
HERE LYES THE
BODY OF HANNAH
BARRON AGED
ABOUT 70 YEARS
DIED THE 1 OF
SEPTEMBER 1685
Ann "Hannah" HAMMOND - Grave
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DeathDeath — 1685
1 September 1685
Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony
She died at the age of 69.
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Last updated: 8/23/2022 5:57:16 PM

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