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Angell
I have not worked
on this line very much and the only documentation I have of their being
ancestors is a letter written by William Taverner Baker, who was married
to Sarah Ingersent. The letter was written in 1892 and was
addressing queries from William A. Cann & Anne Pidgeon Cann concerning
their ancestry. William T. Baker had access to parish records and to
the papers of his father in law, John Peters Ingersent so I
have to assume that this information is somewhat correct.
Our descent would be
from the marriage of William Ingersent & Margaret Angell in 1723.
W. T. Baker letter of
Oct 1892 to Wm. Pidgeon, Sr.
W. T. Baker letter of
Oct 1892 to Ann Pidgeon Cann
Will of John Angell
26 Sept 1775
I do have some other
Angell family information that I will post here as soon as I have time.
In the meantime, if you have any connection to this family or further
information to add, please let me know.
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