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About Anne Cary
ANN CARY was born ABT 1674 in Warwick County, Virginia. She was the daughter of 2. HENRY CARY I and 3. JUDITH LOCKEY.
She married
- MAURICE LANGHORNE ABT 1693, son of JOHN LANGHORNE II and REBECCA CARTER. He was born 1670 in Warwick County, Virginia, and died 1698 in Warwick County, Virginia.
- She married Benjamin Harrison II ABT 1699 in Virginia, son of Benjamin Harrison and Mary Stringer. He was born 20 SEP 1645 in Surry County, Virginia, and died 30 JAN 1712 in Surry County, Virginia.
- She married Charles Stuckey AFT 30 JAN 1712 in Virginia.
Jan 1698/9: Ann LANGHORNE wife of Maurice LANGHORNE dec'd asked the court to appoint Henry CARY as guardian to her son John (here is the John in the 3rd generation).
Children:
- 1. John Langhorne
- 2. Unknown Langhorne(there is a tax thitle in 1704 listing the 'Langhorne Orphans', this implies that there was at least 1 more sibling, perhaps more.
1693: Benjamin READE of York Co., VA left a legacy to his "niece Anne CARY, daughter of Mr. Henry CARY." (3b,7b) Her aunt, Anne LOCKEY, married a READE, presumably Thomas READE, who may have been brother to Benjamin READE. Benjamin might have called himself Anne CARY's uncle because his brother had married her aunt. In any event the Oxford dictionary gives examples of the use of "niece" in the general sense of kinswoman.
Anne Cary Langhorne remarried, a member of another prominent Tidewater family, Benjamin Harrison II of Charles City County. Until John Langhorne III (1695-1767) reached his majority, the Harrison family operated Gambell plantation. For the next twenty years, John Langhorne would spend his days in the polite atmosphere of the Cary plantation. [A Classification of American Wealth History and genealogy of the wealthy families of America Part I-Chapter 2 : Planter Aristocrats > The Langhornes]
Jan 1698/99:Ann LANGHORN was recognized as his administratrix in a court docket of actions carried over from the previous November, including a report of the viewing of Waters Creek Mill, and new cases and actions for debt. "Ann LANGHORNE adminx of Maurice LANGHORNE decd bringing her action of debt against Robert HUBBARD administrator de bonis non of the estate of Francis RICE deceased during the minority of Mary RICE the only daughter of the said Francis RICE for 5 pounds eighteen shillings and six pence owed by bill under the defts hand bearing the date the 10th of April 1695 to which the deft by his attorney appeared and preyed an (impartance) to the next court, which is grant him accordingly.
Jan 1698/9: Ann LANGHORNE wife of Maurice LANGHORNE dec'd asked the court to appoint Henry CARY as guardian to her son John.
The will, 1693, of Benjamin Reade, in York records, leaving legacy to "niece Anne Cary, daughter of Mr. Henry Cary" (W. M. Quar., iii, 40). Anne Lockey, sister of the wife of Henry Cary2, married a Reade, presumably Thomas Reade (see Bruton parish register, 1712), who may have been the brother of this testator Benjamin Reade; in that case Benjamin might have called himself Anne Cary's uncle because his brother had married her aunt. In any event the Oxford Dictionary gives examples of the use of "niece" in the general sense of kinswoman. Anne Cary is called Anne Stuckey in her father's will, which is the only evidence for the marriage. Her husband has not been identified
- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=80772&id=...
- The Virginia Careys An Essay in Genealogy By Fairfax Harrison
- http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/langhorne/104/
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Anne Cary's Timeline
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Warwick County, Virginia, United States
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1695
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Warwick County, Virginia Colony
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1698
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Bedford County, Virginia, USA
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1710
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Isle Wright, Virginia, United States
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1711
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