Anne Tupper

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name
Anne Tupper
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of Thomas Tupper of Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, where she died in June 1676, a little over two months after him, in her 90th year. Probably the mother of Katherine, who married Benjamin Nye.
born
date
c. 1586
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[vital-records-sandwich]
note
From her age at death.
died
date
4 June 1676
place
Sandwich, Plymouth Colony
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[vital-records-sandwich]
note
"Deceased the 4th of June ... 1676, whoe Deceased in the: 90th: yeer of her age."

Wife of Thomas Tupper of Sandwich. She died ten weeks after her husband; their son Thomas, as Sandwich town clerk, entered both deaths.

Open questions

  • Her maiden name. She may be the Agnes Wedson who married a Thomas Tupper at Tillington, Sussex, on 18 May 1614 (NEHGR 159, via Sibert), which is unproven. The name "Hodgson" sometimes given for her is unsupported.
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  2. name: Anne Tupper
  3. sex: female
  4. access: public
  5. summary: >-
  6. Wife of Thomas Tupper of Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, where she died in June 1676, a little over
  7. two months after him, in her 90th year. Probably the mother of Katherine, who married Benjamin
  8. Nye.
  9. born:
  10. date: c. 1586
  11. basis: documented
  12. confidence: probable
  13. sources: [vital-records-sandwich]
  14. note: From her age at death.
  15. died:
  16. date: 4 June 1676
  17. place: Sandwich, Plymouth Colony
  18. basis: documented
  19. confidence: proven
  20. sources: [vital-records-sandwich]
  21. note: "\"Deceased the 4th of June ... 1676, whoe Deceased in the: 90th: yeer of her age.\""
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  24. Wife of Thomas Tupper of Sandwich. She died ten weeks after her husband; their son Thomas, as
  25. Sandwich town clerk, entered both deaths.
  27. ## Open questions
  29. - Her maiden name. She may be the Agnes Wedson who married a Thomas Tupper at Tillington, Sussex, on
  30. 18 May 1614 (NEHGR 159, via Sibert), which is unproven. The name "Hodgson" sometimes given for her
  31. is unsupported.
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