Anne VINES[1]
1710 - Yes, date unknown
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Name Anne VINES Birth 1710 Gender Female _COLOR 1 _UID 59C8C277CCD44571A6A57C4896DA6C9C37A3 Death Yes, date unknown Person ID I2711 Stockton Last Modified 13 Apr 2016
Father Thomas VINES, b. 1640 d. 12 Dec 1736–14 Aug 1737, York, Virginia, British America 
(Age 97 years) Mother Mary HILL, b. 14 Feb 1678 d. 1717, York, Virginia, British America (Age 38 years) Family ID F175 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Isaac COLLIER d. Bef 28 Oct 1771, Brunswick, Virginia, British America Children 1. Ann COLLIER d. Yes, date unknown 2. Isaac COLLIER, Jr. d. 1787 3. Vines COLLIER, b. Bef 1735, York, Virginia, British America d. Between 12 Sep 1795 and 11 Dec 1795, Oglethorpe, Georgia, United States (Age > 60 years)4. Charles COLLIER, b. Bef 1735 d. Yes, date unknown 5. Thomas COLLIER, b. Bef 1735, York, Virginia, British America d. Yes, date unknown6. Judith COLLIER, b. Bef 1735 d. Bef 15 Aug 1773 (Age < 38 years) 7. Elizabeth COLLIER, b. 1737 d. Yes, date unknown 8. Myhill COLLIER, b. 1738 d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F179 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Oct 2024
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Notes - from southern antiques pf 128 Court Cupboard - oak (Virginia c. 1640) Such cupboards as are known are very few. This cupboard, originally from Yorktown, Virginia has an interesting history. It was removed to Norht Carolina during the Revolutionary War, and was owned by Isaac Collier whose wife, Anne Vines Collier, inherited it from her father Thomas Vines. Isaac Collier was a prominent colonial gentleman who had four sons in the Continental Army. One son Myhill Collier, married Tabby Harrison, daughter of Benjamin Harrison, the Signer. The cupboard is believed to have been the property of Nathaniel West, brother of Lord Delaware.
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