Re: Was Sir William Segar's daughter Anne a wife of Lewis Latham?

Notice the statement in the second item in the list below ...

Ann, married to Lewis Latham, of Ellonstow, in Bedford****re, Serjeant
Falconer
to James I. =97 In 1666 she was a widow, aged 60;  ....

http://books.google.com/books?lr=3D&q=3Dellonstow+latham&btnG=3DSearch+Books=


This is taken from Mark Noble's _A History of the College of Arms_,
probably the ODNB's source for its similar statement.  Does the age 60
in 1666 reference really apply to Ann (Segar) Latham?

Notice that Lewis Latham's will of 1653 definitely mentions his wife
Winifred (who I assume is the mother [probably by another husband] of
the Winifred Downes also mentioned in the Latham will).

Note that Lewis Latham's daughter Ann (definitely known to have
married a Segar from Lewis' will) would have been _nearly_ aged 60 in
1666.

Can anyone quickly check _A History of the College of Arms_ to see
what the actual statement is?