Anna Powers was the daughter of Lois Emons and Andrew Powers. She first married James Call, 28 Sep. 1773, Vermont, and had the following children: Ascenath, Jesse, Joseph, Enos, Alanson, Richard, Jonathan P., Calvin, and Joel. James Call died in 1807. On 28 Oct. 1810, Anna married Jacob Nutting in Hartford, Windsor Co., VT. Widowed, Anna moved with her sons to Geauga Co., OH, where she married her brother-in-law Elder Joseph Call, 23 May 1820, Geauga Co., OH. Joseph Call died in Jan. 1825, and she remarried soon after to Caleb Agard on 30 Apr. 1825, Geauga Co., OH. Apparently widowed again, Anna married Moses Emerson on 2 Sep. 1828, Geauga Co., OH. The marriage must have been contentious, as seen in the following newspaper classified ad: "Moses Emerson gives notice that his wife, Anna, has left him and he will not pay her debts. Perry." 21 Apr. 1837, Painesville Telegraph.
Anna Powers was the daughter of Lois Emons and Andrew Powers. She first married James Call, 28 Sep. 1773, Vermont, and had the following children: Ascenath, Jesse, Joseph, Enos, Alanson, Richard, Jonathan P., Calvin, and Joel. James Call died in 1807. On 28 Oct. 1810, Anna married Jacob Nutting in Hartford, Windsor Co., VT. Widowed, Anna moved with her sons to Geauga Co., OH, where she married her brother-in-law Elder Joseph Call, 23 May 1820, Geauga Co., OH. Joseph Call died in Jan. 1825, and she remarried soon after to Caleb Agard on 30 Apr. 1825, Geauga Co., OH. Apparently widowed again, Anna married Moses Emerson on 2 Sep. 1828, Geauga Co., OH. The marriage must have been contentious, as seen in the following newspaper classified ad: "Moses Emerson gives notice that his wife, Anna, has left him and he will not pay her debts. Perry." 21 Apr. 1837, Painesville Telegraph.
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