Wife of Signer of Declaration of Independence Button Gwinnett of GA. The daughter of a grocer in Wolverhampton, England who married Gwinnett and then emigrated to America sometime in the 1760s. [1] [2] [3]
Button Gwinnett married Ann Bourne in Staffordshire, England, on April 19, 1757. She was the daughter of Aaron Bourne, a Wolverhampton grocer.
They had 4 children, all daughters, three of whose births were recorded in the Collegiate Church in Wolverton. Three of his daughters died young without issue. The fourth, Elizabeth Ann (Betsy) Gwinnett, was baptized January 4, 1762 and died about 1786. She married Peter Belin on March 26, 1779, but there were no surviving issue. [4]
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