Pullin, Ann Quinnery

   Other names for Ann were Quinney, Ann, Pullin, Ann, Queeney, Ann and Quinney, Ann.

  General Notes:

Ann Quinney was listed as transported in 1681 WC 2 p 412.
A deposition by Joshua Beck age 50 in 1753, said, when he was discussing the bounds of a tract called Cornwallis' Choice, he recalled about 14 years earlier when he was in the company of old John Beck who was then 50, the deponenet heard his mother, Ann Beck, say that the hollow place between Worton Point and Codds Point was called Bacon Bay, and that the creek called Barney's Creek (Back Creek by some persons), was formerly called Cornwallis Creek when she first came up to the Bay to live as a girl. She was nearly 77 years old before she died. Land Record JS#28:50. (fr Christos Christou at Ancestry.com)

Her father may be Richard Pullin of Cecil County.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Alt. Birth, Abt 1674, Kent, MD.

• Page. BECK2, QUINNEY1

• Relationship. 8GGM

• Reference Number. 1656

Ann married Edward Beck, son of John Beck and Mary Hoover. (Edward Beck was born between 1655 and 1670 in Cecil, Kent, MD and died in Nov 1724 in St. Paul's Parish, Kent Co, MD.)