Ann Lewis
(1748-1802)
BIRTH
1748
PLACE
DEATH
1802
PLACE
FAMILY
FATHER
Francis Lewis
(1713-1802)
MOTHER
Elizabeth Annesley
(1715-1779)
HOMES
RELIGIOUS VIEWS
RELIGION NOT DOCUMENTED
DENOMINATION NOT DOCUMENTED
MEMBERSHIPS
AWARDS
Ann Lewis Robertson (1748–1802) was the daughter of New York merchant and Declaration signer Francis Lewis and Elizabeth Annesley. She married naval captain George Robertson and belonged to a family settled in Britain and America. Genealogies identify their children Marianne, Ann, Louisa and Thomas Campbell Robertson. Marianne married John Bird Sumner, later Archbishop of Canterbury. Ann’s own activities remain less documented; no public office is attributed to her.
EARLY LIFE
Ann Lewis was born in 1748. She was one of the three children of Francis Lewis and Elizabeth Annesley who survived infancy, alongside Francis Lewis Jr. and Morgan Lewis.
Ann Lewis married George Robertson, a British naval officer. She died in 1802.
CAREER
DEATH
Ann Lewis died in 1802. Ann Lewis Robertson was the daughter of New York merchant and Declaration signer Francis Lewis and Elizabeth Annesley. She married naval captain George Robertson and belonged to a family settled in Britain and America. Genealogies identify their children Marianne, Ann, Louisa and Thomas Campbell Robertson. Marianne married John Bird Sumner, later Archbishop of Canterbury. The available account does not establish a medical cause or a dependable sequence of final symptoms and care.
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