Ann Rolfe, daughter of Henry Rolfe and Honor Rolfe, was born about 1626, probably in or near Whiteparish, Wiltshire.[1][2] She was probably the "Anna Roulfe the daughter of henry Roulfe" who was baptized at Plaitford, Hampshire on September 15, 1626.[3] Her younger brother John was probably the "John Rofe the sonne of henrie Rofe" who was baptized at Plaitford in 1632.[4] Plaitford is about 4.5 miles southeast of Whiteparish.
Anna married, first, about 1645, Thomas Blanchard of Charleston, son of Thomas and Agnes Blanchard.[1][2][5] Anna and Thomas had the following children:
Mary, b. about 1647,[1][2] m. 1st Josiah Cooper,[1][2] m. 2d Richard Brooks of Boston,[1][2] d. before 1729 (date her estate was probated)[1]
Sarah, b. about 1649,[2] m. Jeremiah Bumstead[1][2]
Anna's first husband, Thomas Blanchard died in December 1650.[1][2][5]
Anna married, second, Richard Gardner of Woburn on October 18, 1651.[6][1][2][5] Anna and Richard had the following children:
John, b. August 14, 1652 in Woburn,[7][1][2] probably died young (not mentioned in father's will)[1]
Hannah/Anna, b. January 17, 1655 in Woburn,[7][1] about 1676 John Coddington,[1] d. September 20, 1690 in Woodbridge, New Jersey
Benjamin, b. December 26, 1656 in Woburn,[7][1][2] probably died young (not mentioned in father's will)[1]
Henry, b. February 12, 1657/8 in Woburn,[7][1][2] m. by 1659 1st Elizabeth Lane,[1][2] m. 2d Hannah Nelson of Newbury,[1] d. February 20, 1713[8][1][2]
Ruth, b. April 1, 1661 in Woburn,[7][1][2] m. about 1695 John Jepson,[1][2] d. October 27, 1695 in Boston[1][2]
Abigail, b. about 1664 in Charlestown,[2] m. 1st April 13, 1687 James Thompson,[6][1][2] m. 2d Captain Edward Johnson[1][2]
Rebecca, b. March 26, 1666 in Charlestown,[2][1] m. March 31, 1686 Samuel Whitmore of Cambridge,[1][2] d. June 5, 1709[1]
Mehitable, b. about 1670 in Charlestown,[2] m. James Connent[1][2]
Anna (Rolfe) Gardner died sometime after 1670. According to an SAR membership application, she died in 1678.[9] Some family trees state that she died on November 16, 1678 in Newbury. However, a reliable source for that assertion needs to be found. Her death is not recorded in the published Newbury vital records.
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Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Publication: Volume: 194; SAR Membership Number: 38759, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
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Looks a good bet for her baptism, about 4 miles from Whiteparish
Anna, daughter of Henry Roulfe, was baptised on 10 September 1626 in Plaitford, Wiltshire, England.<ref>
Baptism:
"Wiltshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812"
Wiltshire and Swindon History Centry; Chippenham, Wiltshire; Wiltshire Church of England Bishop's Transcripts; Reference Number: BT/Plai/Bdl. 1
edited by Chase Ashley
Anna, daughter of Henry Roulfe, was baptised on 10 September 1626 in Plaitford, Wiltshire, England.<ref> Baptism: "Wiltshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812"
Wiltshire and Swindon History Centry; Chippenham, Wiltshire; Wiltshire Church of England Bishop's Transcripts; Reference Number: BT/Plai/Bdl. 1
Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry Record 61187 #3138727 (accessed 28 June 2023)
Anna Roulfe baptism on 10 Sep 1626, daughter of Henry Roulfe, in Plaitford, Wiltshire, England. </ref>
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