Mary Andrews
Lifespan: 1639 - 1712
Birth: 29 May 1639 in Boxford, Berkshire, England
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Isaac Cummings
Children: William H. Gray, Samuel Gray, George Gray, Ann Teresa Gray, Benjamin F. Gray, Emily M. Gray, Marietta Gray, San Juan Gray
Parents: Robert Andrews & Grace Andrews
Death: 12 Oct 1712 in Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts
Burial: Unknown
Mary Andrews (1639–1712): A Life of Faith and Family in Colonial New England
Historical Context
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