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Vital Records of Westborough (1903), Births, p. 70, under MAYNARD: Abigail, d. David Jr. and Ann, May 5, 1757; Ann, d. David Jr. and Ann, Dec. 28, 1747; David, s. David Jr. and Ann, May 23, 1741 (and other Maynard families). — Vital Records of Westborough (1903), Births, p. 70, under MAYNARD: Abigail, d. David Jr. and Ann, May 5, 1757; Ann, d. David Jr. and Ann, Dec. 28, 1747; David, s. David Jr. and Ann, May 23, 1741 (and other Maynard families). 1741-1757 (entries) · p. 70 (Births)
Source: Vital Records of Westborough (1903); Internet Archive (public domain).
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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: Abigail, May 5, 1757; Ann, Dec. 28, 1747; David, May 23, 1741, each 'd. [or s.] David Jr. and Ann'; Abigail d. James and Mary (1733) and the other entries are different families. The page gives no maiden name for Ann. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed. The tree's Ann Oak (b. 1712, daughter of Nathaniel and Mary) married David Maynard, and the tree holds children Abigail (1757), Ann (1747) and David (1741) with these dates; the 1826 Worcester Magazine footnote says Ann married David Maynard of Westborough. The page itself does not say Ann was an Oak. A caution on age, not identity: if this Ann is Ann Oak (b. 1712), she would have been about 44 or 45 at Abigail's birth in 1757, old for a mother in this family's other recorded births. Kept here as a Likely-level caution, not a reason by itself to doubt the identification.
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