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Colony of Virginia
Colony of Virginia
Ann Loving was born about 1644 in the Colony of Virginia, most likely at Martin's Hundred. Her father was Thomas Loving (~1610). Her mother's name is not known.
Marriage and Family
Marriage and Family
Ann Loving married Edward Thruston (1638) on October 28, 1666, at Martin's Hundred, Virginia. Edward Thruston documented their marriage in the Thruston Family Register:
The Thruston Family of Virginia, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 2 (Oct 1895), p. 117
The original entry in Edward Thruston's handwriting:
Ancestry of the Thruston-Phillips Families, by Gen. Gates Phillips Thruston; Nashville, Tennessee, Brandon Print. Co., 1909, Plate II (after page 4). PDF retrieved from the Library of Congress
Edward Thruston and Anne Loving had two children, as documented by Edward in the Thruston Family Register:
John Thruston (1668) born in Martins Hundred, Virginia
Thomasine Thruston (1670) born in Bristol, England
The Thruston Family of Virginia, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 2 (Oct 1895), p. 117
Bristol, England
Bristol, England
Tragedy Strikes the Thruston Family
Tragedy Strikes the Thruston Family
By November 1670 Edward Thruston and Anne Loving had returned to Bristol, England. Their daughter Thomasine was born in Bristol on November 28, 1670, and was Christened the same day at St. Thomas the Martyr church.
Registers of St. Thomas the Martyr, Bristol Church of England, 1538-1812Repository on ancestry.com, Christenings, 1670
Thomasine lived only one week. She died on December 5, 1670, and was buried the next day at St. Thomas the Martyr.Â
The Thruston Family of Virginia, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 2 (Oct 1895), p. 117
Anne Loving died on December 17, 1670 and was also buried the next day at St. Thomas the Martyr.
The Thruston Family of Virginia, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 2 (Oct 1895), p. 117
Registers of St. Thomas the Martyr, Bristol Church of England, 1538-1812Repository on ancestry.com, Burials, 1670
Perhaps the gravestones on this 1838 engraving mark their graves.
St. Thomas the Martyr, 1838 Engraving - Wikipedia
Links
Links
Edward Thruston (1638) - Husband of Ann Loving
WikiTree Profile for Ann Loving (1644) - https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Loving-3
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