Married Mayflower passenger Henry Samson in Plymouth, 6 February 1635/6. She died after 24 December 1668 and before 24 December 1684 (date of husband's will).
Their 9 children: Stephen, John, Elizabeth Sprout, James, Hannah Holmes, a daughter who married Josiah Hanmore, Mary Summers, Dorcas Bonney, & Caleb.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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Ann PLUMMER married Henry SAMSON and likely predeceased him as she is not mentioned in his will.
Concerning her possible relationship to Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES, wife of John BARNES.
for it is not entirely certain that Ann (PLUMMER) SAMSON was the sister of Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES. Although both women were married in Plymouth within a few years of each other, no one knows for certain who their parents were.∼INFORMATION NOT VERIFIED BY CURRENT MANAGER OF MEMORIAL.
Their 9 children: Stephen, John, Elizabeth Sprout, James, Hannah Holmes, a daughter who married Josiah Hanmore, Mary Summers, Dorcas Bonney, & Caleb.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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Ann PLUMMER married Henry SAMSON and likely predeceased him as she is not mentioned in his will.
Concerning her possible relationship to Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES, wife of John BARNES.
for it is not entirely certain that Ann (PLUMMER) SAMSON was the sister of Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES. Although both women were married in Plymouth within a few years of each other, no one knows for certain who their parents were.∼INFORMATION NOT VERIFIED BY CURRENT MANAGER OF MEMORIAL.
Married Mayflower passenger Henry Samson in Plymouth, 6 February 1635/6. She died after 24 December 1668 and before 24 December 1684 (date of husband's will).
Their 9 children: Stephen, John, Elizabeth Sprout, James, Hannah Holmes, a daughter who married Josiah Hanmore, Mary Summers, Dorcas Bonney, & Caleb.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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Ann PLUMMER married Henry SAMSON and likely predeceased him as she is not mentioned in his will.
Concerning her possible relationship to Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES, wife of John BARNES.
for it is not entirely certain that Ann (PLUMMER) SAMSON was the sister of Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES. Although both women were married in Plymouth within a few years of each other, no one knows for certain who their parents were.∼INFORMATION NOT VERIFIED BY CURRENT MANAGER OF MEMORIAL.
Their 9 children: Stephen, John, Elizabeth Sprout, James, Hannah Holmes, a daughter who married Josiah Hanmore, Mary Summers, Dorcas Bonney, & Caleb.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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Ann PLUMMER married Henry SAMSON and likely predeceased him as she is not mentioned in his will.
Concerning her possible relationship to Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES, wife of John BARNES.
for it is not entirely certain that Ann (PLUMMER) SAMSON was the sister of Mary (PLUMMER) BARNES. Although both women were married in Plymouth within a few years of each other, no one knows for certain who their parents were.∼INFORMATION NOT VERIFIED BY CURRENT MANAGER OF MEMORIAL.
