Mary was born 3 Feb 1804 in Surry County, North Carolina. She is the daughter of James Hutchens & Sarah Hough. [1][2]She is called Mary in the death record for her son Jesse. Called Nancy on the 1860 census, all other records found state only Ann.
She married James Johnson 8 Feb 1821 in Montgomery County, Ohio, United States. They were married by Wm Kennedy Justice of the Peace. [3] Ann & James were first cousins.
In 1850 she is living in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio with her family. She is 46. Her husband James Johnson is 57 and working as a farmer. The value of real estate is $2600. The others in the house are children James 18, Hibbard 15, Jesse 11, Mary A 9, Julia A 7.[4]
In 1860 she is living in Harrison Township with her family. She is called Nancy in this census and is 56 years old born in North Carolina. Her husband James Johnson is 60 born in North Carolina. The value of real estate is $9850, personal estate $600. The others in the house are children Hubert 25, Mary A 19, and farm hand Boston Hoblet 19. [5]
In 1870 she is living in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio with her family. She is 66 and can read but not write. Her husband James Johnson is 77, working as a farmer and can read and write. The value of real estate is $14,000 and personal estate $1,000. They are living next door to son Hibbard and his family. Hibbard shows no value for real estate so they are likely living on the same farm.[6]
In 1880 she is living in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio with her son. She is 76 years old, she and her parents born in North Carolina. Her son Hibbard Johnson is 45 working as a farmer. His wife Mary is 40 and children Charles A 17, Lucy 10 make up the household.[7]
She Died 23 Apr 1884 in Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, United States. [8]
She is buried in the Quaker cemetery, Little York Road & Peters Pike, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, United States. Her tombstone says she is 80 years, 2 months and 22 days, this does not match the birthday from the quaker meeting records. [8]
↑ 8.08.1 Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/52605877/ann-johnson : accessed 11 March 2022), memorial page for Ann Hutchins Johnson (4 Feb 1804–23 Apr 1884), Find a Grave Memorial ID 52605877, citing Quaker Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA ; Maintained by Debbie Rice Murph (contributor 47286070) .
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Ann by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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Does this profile represent the same person as https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hutchins-633? If not, is the son attached to the right profile? My other comment may pertain to Hutchins-633 given the date of birth.
It is uncertain if this is the same person: Ann Hutchins (no other given name, just Ann) b 3 Feb 1804 dau of James (b 1771) and Sarah (b 1770) Hutchins. In this record, Ann is the youngest with a brother Davis b 3 Dec 1798. This is found in Hinshaw Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol 5 pg 782, Mill Creek Monthly Meeting. This does not indicate this is the place of birth, Quaker records were recorded in new meetings when families moved.
Again, uncertain of identities, there is an 1847 record of an Ann Hutchins given permission to marry a John ____________ of Indiana. Given the date, probably not the same Ann as above.
Of the Ann in the first paragraph, there does not seem to be further record in these particular meeting minutes under Hutchins or Johnson. There is a James Johnson mentioned who was disowned (reason not given) in 1822.
Again, uncertain of identities, there is an 1847 record of an Ann Hutchins given permission to marry a John ____________ of Indiana. Given the date, probably not the same Ann as above.
Of the Ann in the first paragraph, there does not seem to be further record in these particular meeting minutes under Hutchins or Johnson. There is a James Johnson mentioned who was disowned (reason not given) in 1822.