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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140712659/margaret-hutchinson: accessed ), memorial page for Margaret Sanford Hutchinson (10 Jun 1716–12 Mar 1753), Find a Grave Memorial ID 140712659, citing Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Maintained by Foxwolf (contributor 47374189).
Margaret Sanford, Thomas Hutchinson’s wife (distantly related to him by birth), was the second of three sisters. The older sister, Mary, married Andrew Oliver, who became secretary of Massachusetts when Hutchinson became lieutenant governor, and lieutenant governor when Hutchinson became governor.
In 1734, he married Margaret Sanford, a granddaughter of Rhode Island Governor Peleg Sanford. The Sanford and Hutchinson families had a long history of business and personal connections; Margaret, in fact, was his third cousin.
Dec 17, 2023 · Death: March 12, 1753 (36) Milton, Suffolk County, Province of Massachusetts. Place of Burial: Boston, Massachusetts. Immediate Family: Daughter of William Sanford and Griselda Sanford. Wife of Thomas Hutchinson, Col. Lt. Gov. of Massachusetts Bay.
- June 10, 1716
- Boston, Massachusetts
6 TH was referring to his deceased wife, Margaret Sanford Hutchinson, who was from Rhode Island. 1 The Treaty of Paris concluded the French and Indian War and was signed on 10 February 1763. 2 Lemonier was not identified, nor is it known why Bollan requested information about him.
Margaret Sanford Hutchinson was born 10 June 1716 in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island to William Sanford (1690-1721) and Griselda Silvester (1692-1749) and died 12 March 1753 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts of unspecified causes.
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