Ann was a French Haquenot (Protestant). She married Capt John Bailey on 17 Feb 1756 in Boston,Suffolk Co.,MA.. They then removed to Woolwich,Lincoln Co.,ME. and started their family of eight children:

Mary Bailey-13 Jun 1758 (Twin)
Ann Bailey-13 Jun 1758 (Twin)
Banjamin Bailey-1 Nov 1761-28 Dec 1857-Mary Dunton
Dea. John Maximilian Bailey-8 Aug 1764-5 Oct 1857-Susanna Hogdon-Susan Brookings
Elizabeth Limer Bailey-7 Mar 1767-5 Mar 1792-Josiah Brookings
George Bailey-7 Sep 1769-Abt 1857-Rebecca Gould
David Bailey-28 May 1772-30 Apr 1859-Prudence Hogdon
Jesse Bailey-25 Sep 1776

Source: Woolwich, Maine - A Town Remembered, published by the Woolwich, Maine, Historical Society in 1994. Age 68.
Capt. John Bailey Cemetery
The second family cemetery in the Montsweag area is that of Capt. John Bailey. Capt. John Bailey came to Woolwich from Weymouth Mass. before June 27, 1761. He owned the property on the Montsweag Road later known as the Lincoln Bailey or the Henry Butler place. The cemetery is located on a hill, on the east end of the property overlooking Montsweag Bay. Woods have overgrown the field that contains the family lot. Capt. John Bailey was an officer in the Revolutionary War. Ethel Bailey, a great, great-granddaughter, joined the DAR through his service record. Many years ago she was instrumental in fencing the cemetery and placing a DAR bronze plaque on his grave. Clarence Bailey, a great, great-grandson of Capt. John, assisted Ethel Bailey in this project. Buried here are Capt. John Bailey who died July 29, 1813, and his wife Ann (Memoy) Bailey, who died Jan. 17, 1828. It is not known who else might be buried here. Jesse Bailey, youngest son of Capt. John and Ann Bailey, was the next owner of this property. He and his wife, Eunice (Gould) Bailey, had a daughter, Eunice, who was born Nov 16, 1801, and died July 4, 1822. Her death is recorded by Rev. Josiah Winship. She is undoubtedly buried with her grandparents. Her name does not appear on any other cemetery record.
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