Ann Rogers Hudson was the wife of John Hudson. She may have been the daughter of John Rogers and Frances Watson Rogers of Plymouth, MA. Ann and John Hudson lived in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA. Some sources indicate that after her husband's death, Ann resided in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA until her death at about age 78. In the year 1708 the "Widow Hudson" is mentioned in Duxbury town records regarding a division of lands between her and several other persons, which may have involved disposal of lands from her husband's estate.
It is not known for certain where she is buried or whether a headstone exists. There is a possibility she could be at the old historic Cedar Grove cemetery in Marshfield, Plymouth County, MA since it was established in 1721, and other Rogers kin are buried there.∼Born before 1628 to John Rogers. Married John Hudson before March 1655/6. (On 5 March 1655/6, the Plymouth grand jury presented "Richard Turtall for lascivious carriage toward Ann Hudson, the wife of John Hudson") R.C. Anderson's Great Migration,1634-1635, vol. III, p. 444.
It is not known for certain where she is buried or whether a headstone exists. There is a possibility she could be at the old historic Cedar Grove cemetery in Marshfield, Plymouth County, MA since it was established in 1721, and other Rogers kin are buried there.∼Born before 1628 to John Rogers. Married John Hudson before March 1655/6. (On 5 March 1655/6, the Plymouth grand jury presented "Richard Turtall for lascivious carriage toward Ann Hudson, the wife of John Hudson") R.C. Anderson's Great Migration,1634-1635, vol. III, p. 444.
Ann Rogers Hudson was the wife of John Hudson. She may have been the daughter of John Rogers and Frances Watson Rogers of Plymouth, MA. Ann and John Hudson lived in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA. Some sources indicate that after her husband's death, Ann resided in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA until her death at about age 78. In the year 1708 the "Widow Hudson" is mentioned in Duxbury town records regarding a division of lands between her and several other persons, which may have involved disposal of lands from her husband's estate.
It is not known for certain where she is buried or whether a headstone exists. There is a possibility she could be at the old historic Cedar Grove cemetery in Marshfield, Plymouth County, MA since it was established in 1721, and other Rogers kin are buried there.∼Born before 1628 to John Rogers. Married John Hudson before March 1655/6. (On 5 March 1655/6, the Plymouth grand jury presented "Richard Turtall for lascivious carriage toward Ann Hudson, the wife of John Hudson") R.C. Anderson's Great Migration,1634-1635, vol. III, p. 444.
It is not known for certain where she is buried or whether a headstone exists. There is a possibility she could be at the old historic Cedar Grove cemetery in Marshfield, Plymouth County, MA since it was established in 1721, and other Rogers kin are buried there.∼Born before 1628 to John Rogers. Married John Hudson before March 1655/6. (On 5 March 1655/6, the Plymouth grand jury presented "Richard Turtall for lascivious carriage toward Ann Hudson, the wife of John Hudson") R.C. Anderson's Great Migration,1634-1635, vol. III, p. 444.
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