Born before in Scalford, Leicestershire, England
Ancestors 
Daughter of William Bincks
and Mary (Baxter) Bincks
Wife of
John Gull
— married
10 May 1620 in Aslackby, Lincolnshire, England
Wife of
Nathaniel Dickinson
— married
27 Nov 1623 in Billingborough, Lincolnshire, England
Descendants 
Mother of
William Gull, John Dickinson, Nathaniel Dickinson, Elizabeth Dickinson, Joseph Dickinson, Thomas Dickinson, Samuel Dickinson, Ann (Dickinson) Kingsley, Samuel Dickinson, Obadiah Dickinson, Nehemiah Dickinson, Hezekiah Dickinson and Azariah Dickinson
Died before
at about age 73
in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Ann Bincks' maiden name is also seen as Benckes and Bench.
Biography
Anna Bincks was baptized at Scalford, Leicestershire, England on February 19, 1603/4, daughter of William and Mary (Baxter) Bincks. [1]
Ann's father William Bincks and her stepmother Joane both died in 1616 at Scalford. In his will, written May 24, 1616, he names his children - sons Nathaniel William and James, and daughters Anna and Marie. After their deaths Anna went to live with her aunt and uncle William and Philip (Bincks) Morris in Billingborough, Lincolnshire, England. [1]
In her brother William Bincks' will, written December 31, 1621, he left bequests to his siblings, brothers Nathaniel and James Benckes and sisters Ann Gull and Mary Benckes. [1]
Her brother Nathaniel wrote his will on June 9, 1631, naming his sister Ann Dickinson of Billingbarrow among others. [1]
Annis Bench married first, on May 10, 1620 at Aslackby, Lincolnshire, John Gull. [1] John is likely the son of William and Elizabeth (Dickenson) Gull baptized on August 26, 1599 and buried at Billingborough on July 8, 1621. [2]
She married second, Nathaniel Dickinson on November 27, 1623 at Billingborough, Lincolnshire. [1] Nathaniel was baptized at Billingborough on May 3, 1601, son of John and Elizabeth (___) Dickinson. [2]
She and Nathaniel came to New England in 1637/8, and settled first at Wethersfield, Connecticut and later at Hadley, Massachusetts. [1]
- 1670/1: March 21: Nathaniel and Ann Dickinson of Hadley, Massachusetts sold land to William Marcum. [2]
She died after the signing of the above deed and likely prior to June 16, 1676, as she is not mentioned in her husband Nathaniel's will.
Nathaniel died at Hadley on June 16, 1676. [2]
In his will, written on May 29, 1676, he left specific bequests to the following:
- son Nehemiah
- Dorcas, widow to my son Azariah
- daughters Frances Dickinson and Hannah Clary
- sons Thomas, Samuel and Obadiah
- son William Gull
- the rest to be equally divided among all my sons
Children
by John Gull
- William baptized at Billingborough on February 25, 1620/1; died at Hatfield between April and December, 1701; married widow Elizabeth (Smith) Foote. [2]
by Nathaniel Dickinson
- John baptized on August 22, 1624; killed at Turner's Falls on May 19, 1676; married Frances Foote. [2]
- Nathaniel baptized on March 18, 1626/7; died at Hatfield Massachusetts on October 11, 170; married first c 1661, Hannah Beardsley; married second widow Elizabeth (Hawks) Gillett on December 16, 1680; married third widow Elizabeth (Burt) Wright on September 26, 1684 at Northampton. [2]
- Elizabeth baptized on December 14 1628; buried at Billingborough July 8, 1631. [2]
- Joseph baptized on October 10, 1630; killed at Northfield during King Philip's War on September 4, 1675; married Phebe Bracey by April, 1661. [2]
- Thomas baptized on September/October 21, 1632; died at Wethersfield on January 17, 1712/3; married Hannah Crow at Hadley on March 7, 1667/8. [2]
- Samuel baptized on December 7, 1634 [2]; likely died young.
- Ann/Hannah baptized on June 26, 1636; died at Northampton on July 16, 1723; married first John Clary on June 16, 1670; married second, Enos Kingsley. [2]
- Samuel born mid-July 1638 at Wethersfield; died November 30, 1711 at Hatfield; married Martha Bridgman at Hadley on June 4, 1668. [2]
- Obadiah born c April 14, 1641; died at Wethersfield on June 10, 1698; married first on January 8, 1668, Sarah Beardsley; married second Mehitable (?Hinsdale). [2]
- Nehemiah born in August, 1643; died September 9, 1723 at Hadley; married Mary Cowles about 1671. [2]
- Hezekiah born in February, 1646/7; died on June 14, 1707 at Springfield; married Abigail Blackman at Stratford on December 4, 1679. [2]
- Azariah born October 10, 1648; killed on August 25, 1675 at the Swamp Fight during King Philip's War; married Dorcas (___). [2]
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Stott, Clifford L., Ancestry of Anne Bincks of Scalford, Leicestershire, Wife of Nathaniel1 Dickinson of Wethersfield and Hadley, and Mother of William1 Gull of Hatfield, in: The New England Historical & Genealogical Register , Volume 170, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts, 2016, p. 133-44. Link by subscription.
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 Stott, Clifford L., The Correct Origins of Nathaniel Dickinson and William Gull, Settlers of Wethersfield and Hadley in The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Volume 152, No. 606, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts, April, 1998, p. 159-78. Link by subscription.
See also:
- Nathaniel Dickinson (pioneer) (Wikipedia)
- Leach, Josiah Granville. Memoranda Relating to the Ancestry and Family of Hon. Levi Parsons Morton (Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1894) Page 135-6
- Dickinson, Wharton. Record of the Lambert-Dickinson Family (Flushing, N.Y., 1901) Page 264
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She married John Gull, her son William was baptised as the son of John Gull.
They didn't emigrate until about 1637/8 - as their daughter Anna Dickinson was bp. in England 1636. And Nathaniel is first found in Wethersfield in 1638.
They had no children at Watertown.
After William died, Anna , known as the widow of William Gull, married Nathaniel Dickinson. Nathaniel Dickinson and his wife, Anna and her son, William Gull Jr., came over with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630. They landed in Salem, Mass., but settled in Watertown, Mass. first, their first three sons were born there. They didn't name either of their two daughters Elizabeth, there was only Hannah and Frances. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066045428;view=1up;seq=28 Nathaniel's Will mentioning dau. Frances: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066045428;view=1up;seq=42 and: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066045428;view=1up;seq=92
READ Her BIO as it shows her name as Bincks/Gull/Dickinson in subsequent will's of her father William and 2 brothers.
FindaGrave created in 2009 before the above research was done and is not typically of value unless it is accurately sourced with references that can be confirmed. And ancestry shouldn't be used if it is not sourced as well.
On Anna's Memorial Page on find a grave, the creator of that page even states that there is no valid evidence/proof that "Bincks" was Anna's maiden name!! LINK to Anna's find a grave Memorial page: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34202871 As to date, Anna's maiden name is still unknown!!! Other people's trees are not valid evidence of anything.