Anna Danser Hewitt

Anna Danser Hewitt

Lifespan: 1856 - 1917

Birth: 1 Mar 1856 in Clarence, Erie County, New York, USA

Occupation: Homemaker (assumed based on historical context)White (assumed based on historical context)

Marriage: Rev. Henry Harrison Hewitt

Children: Harry H. Hewett, Lucia M. Hewett, Wayland Danser Hewitt, Earl Albon Hewett

Parents: George Danser & Esther P. Cummings

Death: 4 Nov 2017 in Kenyon, Minnesota, USA

Burial: Kenyon Cemetery, Minnesota, USA

Anna Stevens: A Life Rooted in New England

Chapter 1: Beginnings in Lancaster (1797–1815)

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