In Barnstable on 3 March 1644 or 1 March 1645, Ann Elcock or Clark married Anthony Annable as his 2nd wife. In his will of 25 June 1672 Thomas Shaw of Barnstable bequeathed to "Ann Annible, the wife of Anthony Annible" (without stating any relation to himself) his bed and all his bedding. On 30 October 1677 "Anne Annible of Barnstable, widow," was fined 20s. "for selling of beer to English and Indians without license". She was still living as late as 30 October 1678, when she was named in the settlement of the estate of her son Samuel Annible.
Anthony & Ann had 3 children: Samuel, Esek and Desire (who married John Barker.
Anthony & Ann had 3 children: Samuel, Esek and Desire (who married John Barker.
In Barnstable on 3 March 1644 or 1 March 1645, Ann Elcock or Clark married Anthony Annable as his 2nd wife. In his will of 25 June 1672 Thomas Shaw of Barnstable bequeathed to "Ann Annible, the wife of Anthony Annible" (without stating any relation to himself) his bed and all his bedding. On 30 October 1677 "Anne Annible of Barnstable, widow," was fined 20s. "for selling of beer to English and Indians without license". She was still living as late as 30 October 1678, when she was named in the settlement of the estate of her son Samuel Annible.
Anthony & Ann had 3 children: Samuel, Esek and Desire (who married John Barker.
Anthony & Ann had 3 children: Samuel, Esek and Desire (who married John Barker.
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