Anna Annable (q.v. Annible), dau. of Samuel Annable and Mehitable Allyn, b. of record Mar. 4, 1675 [i.e., 1675/6] at Barnstable, Mass. But see the note following the inscription of her gravestone.
On Oct. 14, 1696 at Barnstable, Anna m. John Baker, s. of Samuel Baker and Fear Robinson, b. Oct. 15, 1672 at Hull, Mass. He was the grandson of the immigrant Isaac Robinson of Plymouth, Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. He was also the great grandson of Rev. John Robinson, pastor of the 1620 Mayflower pilgrims, latter who d. at Leiden, Holland in 1625 before he could venture to America.
John Baker became a longstanding Deacon of the Barnstable First Cong. Church following that church's separation in 1725 into the west and east parishes. Ten years after Anna's death, Dea. Baker relocated from Barnstable to Windham, Conn. where he d. in 1763. They had ten children together who are outlined in their father's memorial.
On Oct. 14, 1696 at Barnstable, Anna m. John Baker, s. of Samuel Baker and Fear Robinson, b. Oct. 15, 1672 at Hull, Mass. He was the grandson of the immigrant Isaac Robinson of Plymouth, Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. He was also the great grandson of Rev. John Robinson, pastor of the 1620 Mayflower pilgrims, latter who d. at Leiden, Holland in 1625 before he could venture to America.
John Baker became a longstanding Deacon of the Barnstable First Cong. Church following that church's separation in 1725 into the west and east parishes. Ten years after Anna's death, Dea. Baker relocated from Barnstable to Windham, Conn. where he d. in 1763. They had ten children together who are outlined in their father's memorial.
Anna Annable (q.v. Annible), dau. of Samuel Annable and Mehitable Allyn, b. of record Mar. 4, 1675 [i.e., 1675/6] at Barnstable, Mass. But see the note following the inscription of her gravestone.
On Oct. 14, 1696 at Barnstable, Anna m. John Baker, s. of Samuel Baker and Fear Robinson, b. Oct. 15, 1672 at Hull, Mass. He was the grandson of the immigrant Isaac Robinson of Plymouth, Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. He was also the great grandson of Rev. John Robinson, pastor of the 1620 Mayflower pilgrims, latter who d. at Leiden, Holland in 1625 before he could venture to America.
John Baker became a longstanding Deacon of the Barnstable First Cong. Church following that church's separation in 1725 into the west and east parishes. Ten years after Anna's death, Dea. Baker relocated from Barnstable to Windham, Conn. where he d. in 1763. They had ten children together who are outlined in their father's memorial.
On Oct. 14, 1696 at Barnstable, Anna m. John Baker, s. of Samuel Baker and Fear Robinson, b. Oct. 15, 1672 at Hull, Mass. He was the grandson of the immigrant Isaac Robinson of Plymouth, Scituate, Barnstable and Tisbury, Mass. He was also the great grandson of Rev. John Robinson, pastor of the 1620 Mayflower pilgrims, latter who d. at Leiden, Holland in 1625 before he could venture to America.
John Baker became a longstanding Deacon of the Barnstable First Cong. Church following that church's separation in 1725 into the west and east parishes. Ten years after Anna's death, Dea. Baker relocated from Barnstable to Windham, Conn. where he d. in 1763. They had ten children together who are outlined in their father's memorial.
Inscription
Per the Records of the Town of Barnstable, Mass. [NEHGS CD 2001]:
"Here lyes ye body of Mrs. Anna Baker wife of Deacon John Baker, who died March ye 21st 1732-3 aged 57 year."
Based on Anna's recorded date of birth in the Barnstable town record (Mar. 4, 1675 [-76]), Anna's gravestone should reflect that on the day she died she was then 57 years old, and Ætatis suæ (i.e., Æ, "Aged," in the XX year of her Age) 58. However, her date of birth perhaps is incorrect in the town record, and was actually Mar. 4, 1676 [-77], which would coincide with her gravestone. If so, it would not be the only example of the Barnstable town records having an incorrect date of birth for a person.
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