Anne Adams was born July 8, 1729. She was the daughter of Lieutenant Joseph and Rachel (Allen) Adams. She married Peter Tufts Junior on April 19, 1750. He was the son of Peter from John and Peter the immigrant.
She is best known for caring for the wounded soldiers during the battle of Bunker Hill. The Somerville Massachusetts chapter of the Daughter’s of the American Revolution was named for her. In 1909 the chapter dedicated a marker in her honor which was made from the front door stone from her home nearby. It stands today in the small park at Main and Broadway in Somerville. Anne died February 7, 1813.
Anne Adams Tufts Chapter of the DAR: http://tuftsgenealogy.blogspot.com/2014/04/anne-adams-tufts-nurse-at-battle-of.html
"To the memory of Anne Adams-Tufts, Born 1729 Died 1813 A heroine of the Revolution who did active patriotic service after the Battle of Bunker Hill. This was the door-stone of her home which stood about 120 feet south-west of this spot."
Anne’s sister Mary married Peter’s brother Nathan. Her cousin Anne Adams married Peter’s brother Timothy and cousin Martha Adams married their brother Samuel. Anne, the subject of this story is often called Anna, Ann and Hannah.
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See Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Tufts_Bailie
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