Anne Wines

     Anne Wines was born say 1626.¹ Father: Barnabas Wines (b Wales) of Southold - Mother: Ann Eddy.² The following was taken from the notes of Kyle Windes, who cites Paul Swan and Russell Rayl Windes, Jr.:

Barnabas was christened on February 14, 1602 in St. Nicholas Parish, Ipswich, County Suffolk, England. His brother Charles was christened in 1600 and another brother, John, was christened in 1604. Barnabas emigrated to America from England at least by May 6, 1635. The earliest records show him in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, including in Charlestown and on Cambridge Road in Watertown. He is listed as a proprietor of Watertown in 1637 and 1642. On December 20, 1642, he sold six or seven acres of planting land to John Stowers and on February 28, 1643/44, he sold seven acres to William Paine.

Afterwards, Barnabas moved to Southold, Long Island. Russell Rayl Windes, Jr. notes that in 1644-45, Barnabas is listed in records from Long Island as a "Goodman" and "head of the military company." Beginning in 1654 and for the next decade, there at least a dozen recordation of deeds by Barnabas. Russell notes many wills on file at Queens College, City University of New York, indicating that the family owned a lot of land. Russell notes that the family continued to have large land holdings on Long Island until 1777-78, when the family fled the British, who came to arrest them (William Windes, a great-great-grandson of Barnabas, was a general in Washington's Army). Barnabas died between 1676 and 1678 in Southold, Long Island, New York.

Except from:

ENGLISH ORIGINS OF THE WINES [& WINDES] FAMILY

Roger Wines, Fordham University, N. Y.

Notes on Barnabas1

(SR)= Manuscript notes by Dr. Ken Stryker-Rodda, (a professional genealogist expert in Long Island genealogies, president of the Long Island Historical Society, Brooklyn) in the L. I. Hist. Soc. Library under Ancestors & descendants of Barnabas Horton Pickle (Dec. 1956)

b. c. 1600 d bef. 10 Dec. 1679

m. prob. in England c. 1632 Anna Eddy ( acc. to Eddy Fam gen. SR notes, even earlier.)

children:

l. Anna2 b. 1633 ( acc. Eddy Fam. even earlier)
m. l. At Southold Long Island Dec. 1645 Francis Nicholls
(Am marriages)
2. John Elton
3. John Tucker or Tooker
4. Col. John Youngs

N.B. her tombstone Southold churchyard R. Wines.

2. Barnabas2 b. (Eddy Fam.) c. 1636
3. Sarah2 b. c. 1640 . 16 Oct. 1660 at Southold to Jos, Youngs
4. Samuel2 b. 1644 m Mary Mapes ( Thos. Mapes will) alive 1684,
d. 27 Jan. 1728/9 ac. 84 (Salmon) tombstone Southold churchyard (R.Wines)
5. Prudence2 b. c. 1650 m Nov. 1679 John Goldsmith
d. 17 Feb. 1680/81

Barnabas1 bio. data: (SR) a. AT WATERTOWN MASSACHUSETTS

Admitted freeholder Watertown Mass. 6 May 1635 (Bonds Watertown) 25 July 1636 one of 120 freeman --35 acre grant lot #24 in 4th div. In new divisions of 28 Feb. 1636/7, 26 Jun. 1637,9 Apr. 1638, 6+ acres in each; in 1642 had 110 acres. (Watertown TR.I, 5, 7, 10, 11, 13, 23, 63, 64, 72, 111, 130, 144.) Acc. to Bond, he sold land in 20 Dec. 1642 and 28 Feb. 1643/7 probably preparatory to moving to Southold.

b. AT SOUTHOLD, LONG ISLAND

By 1651 settled definitely at Southold; 1654 corporal of militia; (N. HAVEN COL REC. I: 97)31 May. 29 Oct. 1666 one of 7 men chosen to look after welfare of Southold (Southold TR, I,353) Witnessed several wills, with Barnabas Horton inventoried estates of Rev. John Youngs 1672, Thos. Cooper 1660. ( Ibid. II, 17; N. Hav. Col Rec.)

LAND: 6 Dec. 1655 10 acre lot next to Jos. Horton; 3 acres woodland which were Barnabas2's in 1683; 2 acres of meadow at Goose Neck. Joined fellow townsmen in Plum Island Division (22 May 1666- 3 lot;3) and in giving commonage to Sam Glover 14(12) 1677/8. ( Southold TR I, 28-9, 218, 226, 242) In 1662 awarded 2 lots in Cutchogue division c. 500 acres.

His Aquebogue holdings were divided, part assigned to son Samuel2 1 July 1670.

WILL Eddy Fam states died 1676. SR notes:

Barnabas1 gave 1 acre salt meadow at Cutchogue to his son Samuel1 recorded at B's request June 1678 (Southold TR I, 282-3) B's will made 23 Nov. 1675 proved 23 June 1680 made Prudence, youngest d. executor, named Samuel2 and Barnabas2 sons. Inventory of estate 10 Dec. 1679 made probably just after death.

[Source: Internet site http://eugene.onu.edu/genealogy/notes/not0071.html#NI02040]³ She married Francis Nichols, son of John Nichols and Mrs Joan Nichols, circa 1649 in Southold, Long Island, NY.⁴ Her husband Francis died in 1650 in Stratford, CT, leaving her a widow. Anne Wines married John Elton in 1653. Her husband John died in 1675 leaving her a widow.⁵ Anne Wines married John Tooker say 1677.¹ Anne Wines married John Youngs, son of John Youngs and Joan Herrington, circa 1691. Anne Wines died circa 1711 in Southold, NY.³