Mary Jackson
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- name
- Mary Jackson
- aka
- [Mary Fuller, Mary Ayres]
- sex
- female
- access
- public
- summary
- Of Rowley when her intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller was recorded at Ipswich in 1708, and probably the mother of Mary Fuller, who married James Lord. Her second husband was probably Samuel Ayres.
- residences
- date
- 1708
- place
- Rowley, Massachusetts
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [vital-records-ipswich]
- note
- "Mary Jackson of Rowley" in the intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller of Ipswich.
- spouses
- name
- Samuel Ayres
- married
- date
- int. 23 June 1721
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-fuller-1914-john-fuller-ipswich]
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-fuller-1914-john-fuller-ipswich]
- note
- Her second husband. She filed the intention as Nathaniel Fuller's widow.
"Of Rowley" when her intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller was recorded at Ipswich in 1708.
Open questions
- Her parents (Rowley VR). Not researched.
---name: Mary Jacksonaka: [Mary Fuller, Mary Ayres]sex: femaleaccess: publicsummary: >-Of Rowley when her intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller was recorded at Ipswich in 1708, andprobably the mother of Mary Fuller, who married James Lord. Her second husband was probablySamuel Ayres.residences:- date: "1708"place: Rowley, Massachusettsbasis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [vital-records-ipswich]note: "\"Mary Jackson of Rowley\" in the intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller of Ipswich."spouses:- name: Samuel Ayresmarried:date: int. 23 June 1721basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-fuller-1914-john-fuller-ipswich]basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-fuller-1914-john-fuller-ipswich]note: Her second husband. She filed the intention as Nathaniel Fuller's widow.---"Of Rowley" when her intention to marry Nathaniel Fuller was recorded at Ipswich in1708.## Open questions- Her parents (Rowley VR). Not researched.