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Ann Watson

Birth1681 - Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Death6 Feb 1725 - Kingstowne, Kings, Rhode Island, United States
MotherDorcas Gardiner
FatherJohn Watson

Born in Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States on 1681 to John Watson and Dorcas Gardiner. Ann Watson married Peter II Wells and had 18 children. She passed away on 6 Feb 1725 in Kingstowne, Kings, Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents
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John Watson
1658 - 1728
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Dorcas Gardiner
1656 - 1702
Spouse(s)
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Peter Ii Wells
1681 - 1732
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William Clarke
1673 - 1767
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William Clarke
1673 - 1746
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Thomas Wells
1669 - 1727
Children Show all
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James Wells Let.
1706 - 1778
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Peter Wells
1713 - 1782
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Dorcas Wells
1720 - 1809
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Rebecca Wells
1710 - 1786
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Ann Wells
1708 - Unknown
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John Wells
1716 - 1795
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Samuel Wells
1725 - Unknown
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Mary Wells
1718 - 1738
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Peter Wells
1715 - 1808
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Ann Wells
1708 - 1711
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Benjamin Wells - 6Th Ggf
1701 - 1798
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William Clarke
1701 - 1786
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Martha Wells
1710 - 1794
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Elizabeth Wells
1707 - 1732
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Mercy "Mary" Whitford
1704 - 1744
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Susannah Wells
1711 - 1725
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John Wells
1700 - 1732
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Hannah Wells
1725 - Unknown

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