Daughter of Habijah Savage Col. 1674-1741 and Hanna Phillips 1680-1751. Her parents do not have memorials at this time.
Hanna married on 1 Dec 1726, to Edward Winslow II, 1707-1733, son of Edward Winslow and Hanna Moody. Edward was a mariner and lost his life on December 23, 1733, off the coast of Lands End, England. He was thirty one years of age and father to Edward Winslow, whom died as a young boy about 1748. There are not many records on Edward Jr, but was mentioned in his grandfather's Savage will (1743) and inferenced in grandmother Savage will (1748), and he died shortly after. Source: Page 17, Major Thomas Savage of Boston and his descendants, by Lawrence Park.
Hanna married secondly to John Austin, on Nov 7, 1754 , in Boston. John was a resident of Charlestown, Middlesex County (Now Suffolk), Mass and had previously lost his first wife Hanna Cary, earlier in the year. He had two sons; Ebeneezer (linked) and John 1733-1824.
Hanna died a few months following their union on March 30, 1755. Source: Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988.
Photo credit added by V. Peterson, of Winslow graveyard.
Hanna married on 1 Dec 1726, to Edward Winslow II, 1707-1733, son of Edward Winslow and Hanna Moody. Edward was a mariner and lost his life on December 23, 1733, off the coast of Lands End, England. He was thirty one years of age and father to Edward Winslow, whom died as a young boy about 1748. There are not many records on Edward Jr, but was mentioned in his grandfather's Savage will (1743) and inferenced in grandmother Savage will (1748), and he died shortly after. Source: Page 17, Major Thomas Savage of Boston and his descendants, by Lawrence Park.
Hanna married secondly to John Austin, on Nov 7, 1754 , in Boston. John was a resident of Charlestown, Middlesex County (Now Suffolk), Mass and had previously lost his first wife Hanna Cary, earlier in the year. He had two sons; Ebeneezer (linked) and John 1733-1824.
Hanna died a few months following their union on March 30, 1755. Source: Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988.
Photo credit added by V. Peterson, of Winslow graveyard.
Daughter of Habijah Savage Col. 1674-1741 and Hanna Phillips 1680-1751. Her parents do not have memorials at this time.
Hanna married on 1 Dec 1726, to Edward Winslow II, 1707-1733, son of Edward Winslow and Hanna Moody. Edward was a mariner and lost his life on December 23, 1733, off the coast of Lands End, England. He was thirty one years of age and father to Edward Winslow, whom died as a young boy about 1748. There are not many records on Edward Jr, but was mentioned in his grandfather's Savage will (1743) and inferenced in grandmother Savage will (1748), and he died shortly after. Source: Page 17, Major Thomas Savage of Boston and his descendants, by Lawrence Park.
Hanna married secondly to John Austin, on Nov 7, 1754 , in Boston. John was a resident of Charlestown, Middlesex County (Now Suffolk), Mass and had previously lost his first wife Hanna Cary, earlier in the year. He had two sons; Ebeneezer (linked) and John 1733-1824.
Hanna died a few months following their union on March 30, 1755. Source: Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988.
Photo credit added by V. Peterson, of Winslow graveyard.
Hanna married on 1 Dec 1726, to Edward Winslow II, 1707-1733, son of Edward Winslow and Hanna Moody. Edward was a mariner and lost his life on December 23, 1733, off the coast of Lands End, England. He was thirty one years of age and father to Edward Winslow, whom died as a young boy about 1748. There are not many records on Edward Jr, but was mentioned in his grandfather's Savage will (1743) and inferenced in grandmother Savage will (1748), and he died shortly after. Source: Page 17, Major Thomas Savage of Boston and his descendants, by Lawrence Park.
Hanna married secondly to John Austin, on Nov 7, 1754 , in Boston. John was a resident of Charlestown, Middlesex County (Now Suffolk), Mass and had previously lost his first wife Hanna Cary, earlier in the year. He had two sons; Ebeneezer (linked) and John 1733-1824.
Hanna died a few months following their union on March 30, 1755. Source: Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988.
Photo credit added by V. Peterson, of Winslow graveyard.
Gravesite Details
Privately owned land & does not appear that any photos have been taken for any of the 22 people buried at this location.
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