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Ann Doolittle

Birth16 Feb 1740 - Wallingford, Connecticut
Death19 Jul 1819 - Naugatuck, CT
MotherHannah Fenn
FatherThomas John Doolittle

Born in Wallingford, Connecticut on 16 Feb 1740 to Thomas John Doolittle and Hannah Fenn. Ann Doolittle married DAVID WOOSTER and had 14 children. She passed away on 19 Jul 1819 in Naugatuck, CT.

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Parents
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Thomas John Doolittle
1700 - 1782
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Hannah Fenn
1704 - 1760
Spouse(s)
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David Wooster
1735 - 1812
Children Show all
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Phebe Wooster
1770 - 1807
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Rebecca Wooster
1772 - 1855
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Abigail Wooster
1780 - 1845
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Ruth Wooster
1778 - 1868
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Sybil Wooster
1774 - 1843
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Daniel Wooster
1774 - 1860
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James Doolittle Wooster
1778 - 1856
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Naomi Wooster
1776 - 1849
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Anna Wooster
1767 - 1819
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David Wooster
1762 - 1826
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Anne Wooster
1766 - 1766
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David Wooster
1756 - 1757
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Patience Wooster
1753 - 1835
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Eunice Wooster
1761 - 1834

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