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About Anne Winn
Biography
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LZV2-WDH
Anne Duvall 1709-1761, the daughter of Lewis Duvall and Martha Ridgely of Anne Arundel co MD/Berkeley County, SC (will of her father, Lewis Duvall, is on file at SCDAH archives, dated 19 April 1724, recorded 4 July 1724). Anne's two older sisters, mentioned in the will of Lewis Duvall of 1724, were Martha and Susanna. Three daughters in will, no sons. Martha, the oldest daughter, was named Executor. Their mother, Martha Ridgely Duvall, died in September 1709 in Anne Arundel County, MD shortly after the birth of Anne.
Family
Anne Duvall was married three times, all in SC:
Marriage 1 Joseph Way (d. abt 1740)
Married: 3 SEP 1728 in South Carolina
Children:
- Elizabeth Way
- Joseph Way
Marriage 2 Thomas Sacheverell (died abt 1745)
Married: Circa 1742 in Colleton County, South Carolina
Children:
- John Sacheverell
- Mary Screven (born Sacheverell)
Marriage 3 John Winn (d. 1781)
Married: Circa 1749 in Berkeley County, SC. Moved to St. John's Parish, Midway, GA in April 1755.
Children:
- Peter John Winn
- Catherine Bacon (born Winn)
This family moved to coastal Georgia, St. Johns Parish in April 1755 where Anne Duvall Winn died in August 1761, buried Midway Cemetery, Midway, GA.
Disputed children
The Maureen Duvall Society declares that Anne Duvall did not have any John Winn children as there are no proofs. Does anyone have a source to dispute. this? Peter Winns mother is often listed as Sara Ann. There is no evidence to show Anne Duvall was ever called Sarah.
Notes
On August 28, 1754, a group of Congregationalists who had migrated from the Northeast (New England) to Dorchester, South Carolina in 1696, and then to the Midway District of Georgia in 1752, established the Midway Society and Church in a log meetinghouse. Congregationalism was a form of Protestantism in which each church is administered autonomously by its members. Despite the Congregationalist nature of the Church, it had strong ties to Presbyterianism. All of its ministers were Presbyterian, and its offshoot churches later became Presbyterian churches.
Origins
according to "Mareen Duvall of Middle Plantation" by Harry Wright Newman, page 142: Susannah Duvall daughter of Lewis and Martha Ridgley Duvall was baptized September 14 1707....
"Within a reasonable time his daughters joined him in South Carolina and there he died in 1724, leaving his three daughters co-heiresses to his estate. Susannah, the second daughter, died unmarried within a few years, and Martha, the senior daughter, about 1730 returned to her native Maryland home in order to dock the entail of "Middle Plantation", but was apparently unsuccessful. She made her home with her step-grandfather, the Rev. Mr. Henderson, in Prince Georges County.
On February 6, 1732/3, a commission was appointed to define the boundaries or division of "Middle Plantation" belonging to Mistress Martha Duvall and Anne Wey wife of Joseph Wey of South Carolina, daughters and co-heiresses of Lewis Duvall, deceased.
During her last illness Martha Duvall was nursed by Elizabeth Wells, daughter of Nathan Wells, to whom she on October 20, 1739, shortly before her death deeded her a negro child called Peg "inasmuch as Elizabeth hath carefully attended to me in my sickness". The deed of gift was witnessed by Jacob Henderson and Elizabeth Denune.
She dated her will May 2, 1739, by Benjamin Jacob, Mordecai Jacob, and John Thomson. She bequeathed personally to Martha the wife of Thomas Wells, and to her cousins - Mary Whitehead, Anne Carrick and Elizabeth Denune. The residue of her estate was willed to her sister, Ann Way, of South Carolina. The Rev. Jacob Henderson was named as executor."
- Duvall, Martha, Prince George's Co., 2nd May, 1739 ; 22nd Nov., 1739.
- To cous. Mary Whitehead, Anne Carrick and Elizabeth Denune and to Martha Wells, wife of Thomas Wells, personalty.
- To sister Anne Way of South Carolina, residue of estate.
- Ex.: Rev. Mr. Jacob Henderson.
- Test: Benja Jacob, John Thomson and Morda. Jacob. 22. 104.
References
- "Maryland Births and Christenings, 1650-1995," database, <i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F4Z2-Y4W : 12 December 2014), Anne Duvall, 23 Sep 1709; citing Anne Arundel County, Maryland; FHL microfilm 13,279.
- https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LZV2-WDH
- https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89XF-WDLD
- Harry Wright Newman, Mareen Duvall of Middle Plantation: a genealogical history of Mareen Duvall, Gent., of the Province of Maryland and his descendants with histories of the allied families of Tyler, Clarke, Poole, Hall, and Merriken (Washington, D.C.: H.W. Newman, 1952), digitized by FamilySearch.org.
- https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I1906...
- https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZV2-WDH John Winn Sr family Ann Duvall death 1777 Aug 5
- https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/15961604/ann-winn
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Anne Winn's Timeline
| 1709 |
September 23, 1709
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All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, British Colonial America
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1730
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South Carolina, Colonial America
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1731
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Maryland, United States
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January 29, 1738
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South Carolina, Colonial America
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| 1761 |
August 5, 1761
Age 51
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Liberty, Georgia
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