Anne, 3rd daughter of John & Mercy (Dudley) Woodbridge, was born say 1652, probably at Andover MA.
She died at Roxbury MA, 28 Feb 1700/01, & was buried there 4 Mar 1700/01.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Per her fathers' Find A Grave memorial it says - "John Woodridge was born in England in 1614. He was sent to Oxford. He settled in Newbury in 1634 where he was town clerk 1634-38, and surveyor of arms in 1637. He taught in Boston in 1643 and was chosen the first minister of Andover, Mass. and ordained September 4, 1647. He returned to England in 1647, staying until 1663 when he came back to New England." So if Anne was born abt. 1652 it was in England not Massachusetts.
She died at Roxbury MA, 28 Feb 1700/01, & was buried there 4 Mar 1700/01.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Per her fathers' Find A Grave memorial it says - "John Woodridge was born in England in 1614. He was sent to Oxford. He settled in Newbury in 1634 where he was town clerk 1634-38, and surveyor of arms in 1637. He taught in Boston in 1643 and was chosen the first minister of Andover, Mass. and ordained September 4, 1647. He returned to England in 1647, staying until 1663 when he came back to New England." So if Anne was born abt. 1652 it was in England not Massachusetts.
Anne, 3rd daughter of John & Mercy (Dudley) Woodbridge, was born say 1652, probably at Andover MA.
She died at Roxbury MA, 28 Feb 1700/01, & was buried there 4 Mar 1700/01.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Per her fathers' Find A Grave memorial it says - "John Woodridge was born in England in 1614. He was sent to Oxford. He settled in Newbury in 1634 where he was town clerk 1634-38, and surveyor of arms in 1637. He taught in Boston in 1643 and was chosen the first minister of Andover, Mass. and ordained September 4, 1647. He returned to England in 1647, staying until 1663 when he came back to New England." So if Anne was born abt. 1652 it was in England not Massachusetts.
She died at Roxbury MA, 28 Feb 1700/01, & was buried there 4 Mar 1700/01.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project.
Per her fathers' Find A Grave memorial it says - "John Woodridge was born in England in 1614. He was sent to Oxford. He settled in Newbury in 1634 where he was town clerk 1634-38, and surveyor of arms in 1637. He taught in Boston in 1643 and was chosen the first minister of Andover, Mass. and ordained September 4, 1647. He returned to England in 1647, staying until 1663 when he came back to New England." So if Anne was born abt. 1652 it was in England not Massachusetts.
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