Hannah was the daughter of Peter (1670-1719) and Elizabeth Manwaring (1663-1720) Harris. The New London Vital Records (from Barbour) record her birth: "Hannah, dau of Peter and Elizabeth, b 14 May 1698."
Hannah's marriage bann to John Plumbe (born 21 Nov 1692) was published 18 Jun 1721 (Hempstead), and on 25 June Joshua Hempstead records: "John Plumb was maryed at night to Hannah Harris." The Plumbes had at least 7 children born over the next 20 years, four of whom are known to have lived into adulthood.
Interestingly, Hempstead also records this fact on 6 Mar 1748: "...Cuz John Plumbs wife Hannah...made a Confession of...fault in Separating from ye Church Some years past &...received again to our Communion."
On 5 and 6 Oct 1757 (about a year before his own death), Hempstead writes: "Hannah Plumb wife of my Nephew John Plumb Died 50 odd;" and "Jno Plumbs wife buryed."
Hannah's marriage bann to John Plumbe (born 21 Nov 1692) was published 18 Jun 1721 (Hempstead), and on 25 June Joshua Hempstead records: "John Plumb was maryed at night to Hannah Harris." The Plumbes had at least 7 children born over the next 20 years, four of whom are known to have lived into adulthood.
Interestingly, Hempstead also records this fact on 6 Mar 1748: "...Cuz John Plumbs wife Hannah...made a Confession of...fault in Separating from ye Church Some years past &...received again to our Communion."
On 5 and 6 Oct 1757 (about a year before his own death), Hempstead writes: "Hannah Plumb wife of my Nephew John Plumb Died 50 odd;" and "Jno Plumbs wife buryed."
Hannah was the daughter of Peter (1670-1719) and Elizabeth Manwaring (1663-1720) Harris. The New London Vital Records (from Barbour) record her birth: "Hannah, dau of Peter and Elizabeth, b 14 May 1698."
Hannah's marriage bann to John Plumbe (born 21 Nov 1692) was published 18 Jun 1721 (Hempstead), and on 25 June Joshua Hempstead records: "John Plumb was maryed at night to Hannah Harris." The Plumbes had at least 7 children born over the next 20 years, four of whom are known to have lived into adulthood.
Interestingly, Hempstead also records this fact on 6 Mar 1748: "...Cuz John Plumbs wife Hannah...made a Confession of...fault in Separating from ye Church Some years past &...received again to our Communion."
On 5 and 6 Oct 1757 (about a year before his own death), Hempstead writes: "Hannah Plumb wife of my Nephew John Plumb Died 50 odd;" and "Jno Plumbs wife buryed."
Hannah's marriage bann to John Plumbe (born 21 Nov 1692) was published 18 Jun 1721 (Hempstead), and on 25 June Joshua Hempstead records: "John Plumb was maryed at night to Hannah Harris." The Plumbes had at least 7 children born over the next 20 years, four of whom are known to have lived into adulthood.
Interestingly, Hempstead also records this fact on 6 Mar 1748: "...Cuz John Plumbs wife Hannah...made a Confession of...fault in Separating from ye Church Some years past &...received again to our Communion."
On 5 and 6 Oct 1757 (about a year before his own death), Hempstead writes: "Hannah Plumb wife of my Nephew John Plumb Died 50 odd;" and "Jno Plumbs wife buryed."
Gravesite Details
Hannah and husband John were members of the New London Church, and without doubt are buried in the Ancient Cemetery.
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