Anna Mayo

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name
Anna Mayo
aka
[Anna Young]
sex
female
access
public
born
date
bapt. 14 June 1729
place
Truro church, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[mayflower-descendant-truro-church-records]
note
MD 9:244. WikiTree gives the baptism date as her birth.
father
id
daniel-mayo-1686
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[will-daniel-mayo-1754, mayflower-descendant-truro-church-records]
mother
id
mary-mulford-1695
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
note
Named as Daniel's wife in his will and at Truro in 1723; the records do not name her as each child's mother.
spouses
name
Barnabas Young
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[will-daniel-mayo-1754]

Baptized at Truro as "Anna Datr of Danll Mayo of Eastham." "Anna the Wife of Barnabas Young" in her father's will (1754). Because she was about 13 in May 1742, the bride of the Eastham marriage transcribed as "Elisha holebrook and Annah Mayo" must have been her sister Sarah. A Barnabas Young was one of the "defective Constables" the precinct named her father to prosecute in 1741/2.

  1. ---
  2. name: Anna Mayo
  3. aka: [Anna Young]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. born:
  7. date: bapt. 14 June 1729
  8. place: Truro church, Massachusetts
  9. basis: documented
  10. confidence: proven
  11. sources: [mayflower-descendant-truro-church-records]
  12. note: MD 9:244. WikiTree gives the baptism date as her birth.
  13. father:
  14. id: daniel-mayo-1686
  15. basis: documented
  16. confidence: proven
  17. sources: [will-daniel-mayo-1754, mayflower-descendant-truro-church-records]
  18. mother:
  19. id: mary-mulford-1695
  20. basis: inferred
  21. confidence: probable
  22. note: Named as Daniel's wife in his will and at Truro in 1723; the records do not name her as each child's mother.
  23. spouses:
  24. - name: Barnabas Young
  25. basis: documented
  26. confidence: proven
  27. sources: [will-daniel-mayo-1754]
  28. ---
  30. Baptized at Truro as "Anna Datr of Danll Mayo of Eastham." "Anna the Wife of Barnabas
  31. Young" in her father's will (1754). Because she was about 13 in May 1742, the bride of
  32. the Eastham marriage transcribed as "Elisha holebrook and Annah Mayo" must have been
  33. her sister Sarah. A Barnabas Young was one of the "defective Constables" the precinct
  34. named her father to prosecute in 1741/2.
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