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Anna Whiting

Birth18 Aug 1687 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Death9 Aug 1752 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
MotherAnne Allyn
FatherHon Joseph Whiting /8th GGF

Born in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA on 18 Aug 1687 to Hon Joseph Whiting /8th GGF and Anne Allyn. Anna Whiting married Nathaniel (G3,4) (Nathan) NATHLL STANLEY (Standle) (Stanson) and had 12 children. She passed away on 9 Aug 1752 in Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Hon Joseph Whiting /8Th Ggf
1645 - 1717
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Anne Allyn
1652 - 1735
Spouse(s)
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Nathaniel (G3,4) (Nathan) Nathll Stanley (Standle) (Stanson)
1683 - 1755
Children Show all
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Augustus Stanley
1713 - 1770
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Susannah Stanley
1717 - 1805
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William Stanley
1724 - 1786
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Nathaniel Stanley
1707 - 1761
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Abigail Stanley
1719 - 1795
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Joseph Stanley
1711 - 1712
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Mary Stanley
1721 - Unknown
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Joseph Stanley
1723 - 1723
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Sarah (G5) Standley (Standle, Stanley)
1708 - 1736
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John (G5) Stanley (Standle) (Stanson)
1727 - 1728
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Ann Stanley
1715 - 1722
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Sarah Stanley
1720 - 1769

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