Katherine Richardson Sprague was born on 6 January 1654/55 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, the daughter of Amos Richardson and Mary Smith.
She first married Captain David Anderson 12 September 1671 as his second wife,, he was master of the ship Blessing and died enroute to England in May, 1677. They had
John b. 14 July 1675
David b. May 1677 (Middlesex Couty Records)
Her parents deeded her land and dwelling house in Boston, Massachusetts (Suffolk Deeds IV, 9) that bordered on Quandocke Farm in November 1677.
She second Captain Richard Sprague 2 May 1679, who died 12 November 1701.
She died 7 April 1721, Boston, MA.
Sources
Boston Vital Statistics, 1630-1699, Boston Records Commissioners Reports (Rockwell & Churchill, Boston, 1908) Vol. 9, Page 46: Catharine of Amos and Mary Richardson, b. 6 June 1654/5
Received of parent land and dwelling house in Boston, Massachusetts (Suffolk Deeds IV, 9) that bordered on Quandocke Farm.
New England Register, New England Marriages Pror to 1700, p. 16
Katharine Anderson
Maiden Name: Richardson
Birth Year: 1655
Marriage Date: 12 Sep 1672
Spouse: David Anderson (2nd wife)
Massachusetts Town and Vital Records
Name: David Anderson
Birth Date: 16 May 1677
Birth Place: Charlestown, Massachusetts
Father Name: David
Mother Name: Katherine
David Anderson Marriage
Marriage Date: 4 Jan 1699
Marriage Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Spouse Name: Hannah Philips
Massachusetts Town and Vital Records
John Anderson
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1675
Birth Place: Charlestown, Massachusetts
Father Name: David
Mother Name: Katherine Anderson
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Richardson-4995 and Richardson-179 do not represent the same person because: There is ample evidence that Richardson-179 was the daughter of Amos and had two husbands Anderson and Sprague. While it is conceivable she married a third time, it seems that would have been included in the sources that name her first and second husbands. The find a grave tombstone is unreadable, so it doesn't confirm or dispute anything.