It has not been known who the first wife of Humphrey Younger was. But in the book Colonial Familes of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Vol. 21it gives some clue. On 2 Dec 1746 Ann Younger witnesses the will of Danielle Dellahuntes, Kent CO. (Maryland Will Book 26: 59.) page.262 Danielle Dellahuntes,KE Co., died leaving a will dated 2 Dec. 1746, proved 18 Aug 1748. To daughter. Mary Neal and her two younger bros. Abraham and Isacc, furniture. To grandaughter Ann (called the daughter of my daughter Statia), a gold ring. To Mary Greene, furniture. To sons Edmon and John (executors), residue of estate.(MWB 26:59). page 54. (Unfortunately, it gives you excerpts of the will and not the whole thing. Not sure who Statia married.But.... it sounds like Ann Younger could be the daughter of Statia....... without the Maryland Will Book, it's hard to say. But it sounds like Ann Younger was his grandaughter. On 3 May 1734, Richard Page, KE co. wrote his will and mentioned Danielle Dillehunter and Ann Stacey, among others. In a codicil written on 8 May 1734: "To Stacey and Mary Dillihunter , tobacco owing testator this side of the river, the three orders given Daniel Dillihunter(MWB 21: 232). Seems these Dellahuntes were Quakers. Oh, In the book, there is an Augustine Thompson who mentions his brother, Robert and there was a William Lee in Kent Co. F.O.T.Y. (page 348 mentions that Phillip Kennard m. Mary Ball. Wonder if there any relation to the Balls who married into the Montigues? Also Garnetts.