Her second huband, John Wason, was killed in an Indian attack on May 26th, 1756. Ann was held capti…

Her second huband, John Wason, was killed in an Indian attack on May 26th, 1756. Ann was held capti…

Shared note	Her second huband, John Wason, was killed in an Indian attack on May 26th, 1756. Ann was held captive by Indians for three and a half years. On December 1st, 1759, Ann was returned to Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor James Hamilton by Teedyuscung, Chief of the Delaware tribe.

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Ann Means Father: John Means							7					Tuesday, March 19, 2019 7:12 PM	F	YES	YES
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