| Name |
Hannah BULL |
| Birth |
abt 1649979 |
| Birth Memo |
She was 35 when she was deposed in in 1684. |
| Death |
abt 1720 |
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| Spouses: |
| 1 |
Fennel ROSS1735 |
| Birth |
abt 16211736 |
| Birth Memo |
He was age 50 when he was deposed in 1671. |
| Death |
bef 12 Feb 1683/16841737 |
| Death Memo |
The inventory of his intestate estate was taken then. |
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| Marriage |
16 Mar 1664/1665, Ipswich, Essex, MA1738 |
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| 2 |
Robert SWAN |
| Birth |
abt 1626, Gilberdyke, Eastrington, East Yorkshire, England975,189,889 |
| Death |
11 Feb 1697/1698, Haverhill, Essex, MA975,976 |
| Burial |
Pentucket Cemetery, Haverhill, Essex, MA976 |
| Father |
Richard SWAN (~1607-1678) |
| Mother |
Anna SPOFFORD (-<1658) |
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| Marriage |
1 Apr 1690, Haverhill, Essex, MA975,980 |
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| Notes for Hannah BULL |
| 981She had died, or was at least incapacitated, by 1 July 1720 when the eldest son, Robert Swan, was appointed administrator de bonis non. |
| Notes for Fennel (Spouse 1) |
1739Fennel evidently lived on land owned by Captain John Whipple, Sr., who mentioned in his will dated 26 September 1683 "land in ye tenure of Fennell Ross.
1740Of the three Ross families, that of Fennel Ross has been the most difficult to follow after his death. The debts against his estate slightly exceeded the assets, leaving nothing to be distributed. This probably explains the lack of any guardianship for children whose ages ranged from seven to nineteen. Due to the similarity of the given names with the children of John Ross and Killicress Ross, it is often mere speculation to try to identify a name in a court record. Although there is no birth record for her, the daughter Lydia is included here because her marriage occurred in Haverhill where this family was the only Ross family living at the time, and because on 30 December 1730, when Lydia Ford of Haverhill, widow, sold "a small log house" in Haverhill, Mary "Rose" (evidently her sister) joined in the deed.1741 |
| Notes for Robert (Spouse 2) |
977Robert, (deposed in 1662, ae. 36 years).
Robert was a soldier in the Great Swamp Fight.
978Hannah was appointed administratrix of his estate 3 October 1698, presented an account 14 May 1711, made her mark on a deed 21 January 1713/14 and acknowledged a deed 2 March 1714/15. |
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