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Ann Hodge 1659–1740 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1659

Birth Location: Northamptonshire, England

Death Date: 1740

Death Location: Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States

Father: Bernard Hodges

Mother: Elizabeth Prague

Spouse(s): William II

Children(s): Sarah Penton, Sarah Thompson-Campbell, Susannah Tompson(Handbey), William Thompson, Mary Thompson, Benjamin Thompson, Jane Thompson, Joseph Thompson

The story of Ann Hodge began in 1659 in Northamptonshire, England. Ann Hodge married William Penton Ii, and had children including Benjamin Brown Thompson, Jane Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Mary Thompson, Sarah Penton, Sarah Delilah 1697 Thompson Campbell, Susannah Tompson Handbey, William Thompson. Ann Hodge passed away in 1740 in Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States.

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Biography

  • The story of Ann Hodge began in 1659 in Northamptonshire, England.
  • Ann Hodge married William Penton Ii, and had children including Benjamin Brown Thompson, Jane Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Mary Thompson, Sarah Penton, Sarah Delilah 1697 Thompson Campbell, Susannah Tompson Handbey, William Thompson.
  • Ann Hodge passed away in 1740 in Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States.

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Ann Hodge's Ancestors

Self
Ann Hodge
1659–1740
Birth Place: Northamptonshire, England
Parents
Bernard Hodge Hodges
1635–1694
England
Elizabeth Prague
1635–1694
England
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Ann Hodge's Descendants

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Ann Hodge (1659–1740) m. William (Penton) II (2 Dec 1660–24 Feb 1735)
  1. 1. Sarah Penton 1692–1739 m. Joseph (Thompson) (Quaker) 1693–1776 m. Sarah (Penton) Thompson 1692–1739 m. Joseph Thompson 1693–
    1. 1. Grace (Craven Thompson M) 5-GGM 1730–1791 m. Daniel Brown 1734–1791
      1. 1. Jane Brown 1763–1851 m. John Carter 1759–1844
        1. 1. Joseph Carter 1790–1842 m. Elizabeth Mallard 1794–1850 m. Joanna Lane 1798–
        2. 2. William (Billy Vanderbilt Carter) Sr 1783–1874
        3. 3. Jehu Carter 1784–1850
        4. 4. Ann Carter 1790–1853
        5. 5. David Carter 1793–1881
        6. 6. Sarah Carter 1800–1863
        7. 7. Samuel Carter 1801–1844
        8. 8. John (C Carter) Jr 1781–1854
      2. 2. Henry Brown 1756–1832
      3. 3. Daniel (Brown Jr. (DNA Direct) Ancestor) 1766–1852
      4. 4. Samuel Brown 1751–1843
      5. 5. Joseph Brown 1753–1815
      6. 6. Ann Brown 1755–1852
      7. 7. Sarah Brown 1758–1780
      8. 8. Mary Brown 1761–1829
      9. 9. William Brown 1768–1829
      10. 10. Ann Brown 1751–1832
    2. 2. Elizabeth Thompson 1716–1775
    3. 3. William Thompson 1724–1776
    4. 4. Martha Thompson 1724–1766
    5. 5. Susannah Thompson 1734–1776
    6. 6. Jane (Thompson) (Erskine) 1718–1809
    7. 7. Joseph Thompson 1723–1776
    8. 8. Sarah Thompson 1726–
    9. 9. Daniel Brown 1730–1791
    10. 10. Mary Thompson 1722–1791
    11. 11. Jane (Thompson) (Erskine) 1718–1809
    12. 12. Joseph Thompson 1723–1776
    13. 13. Sarah Thompson 1726–
    14. 14. Daniel Brown 1730–1791
    15. 15. Mary Thompson 1722–
    16. 16. William Thompson 1720–1776
  2. 2. Sarah (Delilah (1697)) Thompson-Campbell 1697–1766
  3. 3. Susannah Tompson(Handbey) 1704–1768
  4. 4. William Thompson 1716–1797
  5. 5. Mary Thompson 1710–1778
  6. 6. Benjamin (Brown) Thompson 1719–1775
  7. 7. Jane Thompson 1700–1733
  8. 8. Joseph Thompson 1693–1776

Ann Hodge's Timeline

2 Records

1659
1659
Birth of Ann Hodge in Northamptonshire, England
Northamptonshire, England
1740
1740
Age 81
Death of Ann Hodge in Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States
Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1659
    Event Place: Northamptonshire, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1740
    Event Place: Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States

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