Anne (Smith) Horton (1602 - abt. 1635)

Born 1602 in Stanion, Northamptonshire, England [uncertain]

Wife of Barnabas Horton — married about 1622 in England

Descendants

Died about 1635 at about age 33 in Mowsley, Leicestershire, England

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Biography

Ann (Smith) Horton was born in Stanion, Northamptonshire, England.

Anne Smith was born in 1602 at Stanion, Northamptonshire, England. "...recorded in the Mowsley parish record book that identifies Anne as coming from Stanion, Northamptonshire."^[1] Her parents and other ancestors are unknown.

On February 8, 1621/2 Barnabas Horton applied for a marriage license to marry Anne. but it was not listed in the Mowlsey parish.^[2]They may have been married in another parish.^[3][4][5]or about 1623-1625.

Between 1630 and 1635, Anne is presumed to have died - "Nor is there a way to confirm the details surrounding the death of his wife, Anne, which may have occurred during this time [1630-1635].^[6]

Children of Anne (Smith) and Barnabas Horton.

• Joseph was born in 1625^[5][7]
• At least one older child, a son whom Barnabas named Joseph, perhaps to honor Barnabas's grandfather, was born before Benjamin"^[8]He married Jane Budd^[5]most likely in Southold sometime between 1645 and 1653.^[9]Jane's birth and death dates are unknown.^[10]"Joseph died intestate between 1695 and June 1696."^[11]Children: John, Joseph, Samuel, David, Benjamin, Hannah.^[12]
• Benjamin baptized September 16, 1627^[13]at Mowsley in Leicestershire.^[14][15] He married (1st) Ann the widow of Mr. Tucker on February 22, 1659/60 in Southold.^[16][17]Ann, Benjamin Horton's (1st)wife, died between 1683 & 1686.^[18]Benjamin married (2nd) Mary (Hampton) Mapham^[19]who died after 1712.^[20]Benjamin was a prosperous farmer who did not serve in public office.^[21]He died November 3, 1690.^[22]leaving the bulk of his estate to his siblings, the church, and the poor.^[23]There are no known children of Benjamin and Ann nor of Benjamin and Mary.^[24]

• Anne was baptized on October 4, 1629^[25]in the parish of Kincott (or Kimcote) and Walton.^[26][27]Presumably she died young with no children as she is not mentioned in her father's will.^[28]
• Hannah was born in the early 1630s in England,^[29] most likely in Leicestershire or Warwickshire^[30] and died after 1700."^[31]She married (1st) Thomas Hildreth^[32] of Southampton^[33] who died in 1657.^[34]She married (2nd) Jonas or Jonah Bower^[35] who was a weaver of Southampton^[36]who died in 1671.^[37]She married (3rd) Thomas Trevally^[38] sometime before 1680,^[39]a cooper of Southampton^[40]who died January 1687/8.^[41]Children of Hannah and Thomas Hildreth: James, Joseph, Jonathan, Hannah. Children of Hannah and Jonas Bower: Jonah, Isaac, Mary, There are no known children of Hannah and Thomas Trevally.^[42]
• Sarah was born in the mid 1630's^[43]probably in Warwickshire^[44]and died in 1675^[45]in Southold, New York."^[46]She married (1st) William Salmon^[47]who was born about 1610^[48]and died in 1657.^[49]Salmon was a blacksmith with four children.^[50]Sarah married (2nd) John Conkling Jr.^[51]on December 2, 1657^[52]in Southold.^[53]Conkling was born in 1630^[54]in Nottinghamshire, England^[55]and died April 6, 1694^[56]in Southold.^[57]Children of Sarah and William Salmon: Elizabeth, Hannah. Children of Sarah and John Conkling: John, Joseph, Sarah.^[58]

Died 1630 Mowsley, Leicestershire, England^[59]

Sources

1. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 38,39
2. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 38
3. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 38
4. ↑ Kenn Stryker-Rodda, The Stryker-Rodda Families. privately published, 1991. Pg.100.
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2} Doherty, Frank J. The Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York: An Historical and Genealogical Study of All the 18th Century Settlers in the Patent.1990. vol. 6, p. 657
6. ↑ Dinan 2015 p.45
7. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 275
8. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 39
9. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 276
10. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 276
11. ↑ Dinan 2015 p.276
12. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 277, 278
13. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
14. ↑ Dinan 2015 p.278
15. ↑ John T. Horton. Documentary Evidence of the Life and Labors of Barnabas Horton. NYGBR 102, no. 2 (Apr 1971): 70
16. ↑ Dinan 2015 p.278
17. ↑ Southold Town Records, Vol. I (Liber A and B), Vol. II (Liber C), and Vol. III (Liber D).
18. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
19. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
20. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
21. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
22. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
23. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
24. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 278
25. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
26. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
27. ↑ John T. Horton, "Documentary Evidence of the Life and Labors of Barnabas Horton," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 102, No. 2 (April 1971): 70
28. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
29. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
30. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
31. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
32. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
33. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
34. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
35. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
36. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
37. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
38. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
39. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
40. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
41. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279
42. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 279, 280
43. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 275
44. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
45. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
46. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
47. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
48. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
49. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
50. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
51. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
52. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
53. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
54. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
55. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
56. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
57. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280
58. ↑ Dinan 2015 p. 280, 281
59. ↑ Public Member Trees (The Generations Network, Inc.; Provo, UT, USA; 2006) Record for Barnabas Horton & Joseph Horton

See also:

• Doherty, Frank J. "The Settlers of the Beekman Patent. Dutchess County, New York: An Historical and Genealogical Study of All the 18th Century Settlers in the Patent" (1990): vol. 6, p. 657. American Ancestors.subscription needed
• Dinan, Jacqueline. In Search of Barnabas Horton, From English Baker to Long Island Proprietor, 1600 - 1680. New York Pynsleade Books, 2015.
• In Search of Barnabas Horton, From English Baker to Long Island Proprietor, Jaqueline Dinan, page -38-41
• Ancestral Lines of Chester Everts Howell, 1867-1949 of Elmira, New York, USA by Jesse Howell Finch

*In Search of Barnabas Horton From English Baker to Long Island Proprietor, Jaqueline Dinan page 38 and 40