Individual Details

ANN BOOTH

(1647 - 4 Mar 1716)



Thomas Dennett's Will proved 25 Aug 1673. They had four children - Anne, John, Sarah, and Ellinor. His brother-in-law Robert Booth was one of the "overseers" of the Will. The other was John Baskervyle who was married to Thomas Dennett's half-sister Mary.



"Old Tombstones in New Kent County"; WILLIAM & MARY HISTORICAL MAGAZINE, Vol. V, Oct 1896. St Peter's Church:
Here Lyeth the Body of
Ann Clopton
the wife of William Clopton of the
County of New Kent. She departed
this Life ye 4: day of March Anno Domini 1716
In the 70th year of her Age.
She left three Sons & two Daughters
by Her said Husband, viz:
Robert, William, Walter, Ann and Elizabeth



Robert and Frances Booth were the parents of Ann:
Frances Booth gave the year of her birth as 1609, in a deposition in 1668.

Robert Booth was a clerk of the York County Court, 1640-1657 and represented York Co in the House of Burgesses in 1653-54. He is often referred to as "physician" but at least one researcher believes this to be an error - he possibly attended the bedside of someone in his duties as clerk of the Court and was assumed to be a physician. No primary document has been found that refers to him as "Dr.".
Other children were likely William who married (1) Margaret Bray and (2) Mary Thompson; Humphrey who married Margaret Underwood; Thomas who married Elizabeth Meriwether; and another daughter, Eleanor.

York Co Records: 25 Oct 1658 ...An order concerning debt due Mrs. Frances Booth, widow of Robert Booth, deceased.

Events

Birth1647
MarriageAbt 1675York County, Virginia - WILLIAM CLOPTON
Death4 Mar 1716New Kent County, Virginia
MarriageThomas Dennett

Families

SpouseWILLIAM CLOPTON (1655 - 1733)
ChildAnn Clopton (1676 - 1741)
ChildElizabeth Clopton (1682 - )
ChildRobert Clopton (1683 - 1747)
ChildWilliam Clopton (1685 - 1733)
ChildWALTER CLOPTON (1688 - 1758)
SpouseThomas Dennett ( - 1673)
FatherROBERT BOOTH ( - 1657)
MotherFRANCES [Booth] (1609 - )
SiblingElizabeth BOOTH ( - )
SiblingRobert BOOTH ( - )

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