Genealogie Wylie » Anna Willix (1638-< 1695)

Persönliche Daten Anna Willix 

• Auch bekannt als Willis.
• Sie ist geboren im Jahr 1638 in Ipswich,ME.
• Sie ist verstorben vor 1695.
• Ein Kind von Bathazzar Willix und Annah
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 10. März 2003.

Familie von Anna Willix

(1) Sie ist verheiratet mit Robert Rascoe.

Sie haben geheiratet rund 1668 in possibly Boston, MA.

Kind(er):

1. Elizabeth Rascoe BLOUNT  1666-????
2. Ann Rascoe BLOUNT  ± 1675-????

(2) Sie ist verheiratet mit James Blount.

Sie haben geheiratet Juni 1683 in Isle of Wight,VA, sie war 45 Jahre alt.

(3) Sie ist verheiratet mit Seth Sothell.

Sie haben geheiratet rund 1688.

(4) Sie war verwandt mit John Lear.

Notizen bei Anna Willix

Anna Willix was James Blount's second wife. She was the widow of Robert of Roanoke and a daughter of Belshazzar Willix of Ipswich, Maine. She married Blount in Jun 1683 - are the children listed hers or of her first husband Rascoe (Riscoe)

"Balthazar Willix" by Frank W. Hackett from "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (1896, vol. 50, pp. 46-48):

The only part of this article relevant to BLOUNT is a deposition, given for reasons unknown, on p. 46:

". . . In the library of the Portsmouth (N.H.) Athenaeum is a MS. record book of original entries made by notaries public at Great Island (New Castle) and at Portsmouth . . .

"The deposition of Francis JONES aged 57 or thereabouts, Testifieth & sayeth that he very well know Haselphena WILLIX, Annah WILLIX and Susannah WILLEX all three the reputed Daughters of Belshazer WILLEX sometime of Exeter in New England and Annah his wife of whom the afore mentioned three sisters were borne & owned to be the children of sd Belshaser & Annah his wife. The Deponent farther Testifeth that he very well knew Robt ROSCO who married Anna WILLEX one of the three sisters above named, she afterward went to Roan Oke, or North Carolina, and as I the sd Deponent understood sd ROSCOE there died sd Annah became wife to one BLUNT & after his decease to one SOUTHWELL and last of all the wife of one Collo LEARE in Virginia & farther sayth not

"the mark of X Francis JONES

"This was sworn to before Nathll Fryer, Esq., President of the Province, 15 April, 1696; acknowledged before Wm. Redford, 18 April, 1696; entered and recorded Nov. 11, 1696. "

CHECK THE FOLLOWING *************************************************

N.C. COLONIAL RECORDS, THE HIGHER COURT MINUTES; Volume Two, Pages 18 1f,

North Carolina, High-Court Records; Volumes 2-6; L.D.S. Book 975.6 N2 c; check volume two.

The following facts about Anna, daughter of Balthazar WILLIX, are found in the North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 1, pp. 34, 74, vol. 3, pp. 247, 254:

"James BLOUNT came to Chowan Precinct, Colony of Carolina, from Isle of Wight Co., Va., in 1669, where he was living with his family in 1660, Mrs. Anna BLOUNT, his wife, who first appears as 'Anne WILLIS of Ipswich, Massachusetts,' married first Robert ROSCOE of Roanoke; secondly James BLOUNT, whose will was proved 17 July 1686; thirdly Seth SOUTHEL, governor of North Carolina, whose will was proved 3 Feb. 1693/4;(2) and fourthly Col. John LEAR of Nasemond Co., Va. In a suit brought by the executors of Col. LEAR in 1697 he was called executor of Madam Anna LEAR, and mention was made of certain goods consigned to her as Madam SOTHELL from Col. John FOSTER of Boston.

"Madam Anna LEAR died before 1695, and Col. LEAR died 27 June 1696. (Virginia Historical Magazine, vol. 17, p. 228; William and Mary Quarterly, vol. 8, p. 171, vol. 9, pp. 83-131.)

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From the George Durant Collection in the N. C. Archives in , NC.Raleigh

"Anna was a servant in thehome of minister in Hampton, Massachusetts, where she remained until 1666, by which time both the minister and his wife had died. She then went to Boston and lived for a time with her elder sister, who by then had married. After a year or two, Anna was married to Robert Rascoe (also seen as Riscoe and Rosco - ed), a mariner who was master and part-owner of a ship that traded between Albemarl and New England. By 1760 Anna and Robert had settled in Albemarle. at some time before June 1683, however, Riscoe died, and by June 1683 Anna had remarried.

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