She married Phillip Cory Sr. in 1727 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The marriage was also recorded at Newport, Rhode Island. Her death was recorded in a journal written by Reverend Peleg Burrows. She was the mother of Thomas Cory 1731, Captain Phillip Cory 1741, Isaac Cory 1746, Mary Cory Briggs 1728, Sarah Cory Briggs 1734 and Elizabeth Cory 1729. She outlived her husband by 27 years. In his will probated in 1752 he left her an Indian boy named Amos and Negroes Fillis, Silve, and Jenne.
She married Phillip Cory Sr. in 1727 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The marriage was also recorded at Newport, Rhode Island. Her death was recorded in a journal written by Reverend Peleg Burrows. She was the mother of Thomas Cory 1731, Captain Phillip Cory 1741, Isaac Cory 1746, Mary Cory Briggs 1728, Sarah Cory Briggs 1734 and Elizabeth Cory 1729. She outlived her husband by 27 years. In his will probated in 1752 he left her an Indian boy named Amos and Negroes Fillis, Silve, and Jenne.
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