Francis Dane - Family

Family

By his first wife, Elizabeth Ingalls (abt 1622–1676), Francis had two sons,

  • Nathaniel Dane
  • Francis Dane, and four daughters,
  • Elizabeth Dane Johnson,
  • Hannah Dane Goodhue,
  • Phebe Dane Robinson, and
  • Abigail Dane Faulkner.

He married twice more. His second wife was Mary Thomas (m. 1677-1689), and his third wife was Hannah Abbot (m. 1690-his death 1697).

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