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1. Re: [P-W-E] HUGH[es] [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "C Walker" To: Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2000 10:09 AM Subject: Re: [P-W-E] HUGH[es] > Hope this might be a clue for you Hughes researchers: the deed of John Tuckers land in Easttown gives the land genealogy in part which states "Whereas Ellis Hughes became lawfully seized of 490 acres of land in the Township of Easttown afforesaid who by his last will bearing date the Seventh day of the first month of 1715 did giv
2. [P-W-E] James Hamer [1]
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has information on James Hamer who came to Providence township, Philadelphia County in 1717. There was an order of survey given by William Penn's agents, Richard Hill, Isaac Norris and James Logan, for three hundred acres of land in Providence township, to James Hamer, Sr., and James Hamer, his son. Descendants of James Hamer James Hamer b: Abt 1690 Wales James Hamer b: Abt 1720 Providence Township Montgomery County PA James Hamer b: Abt 1756 Providence Twp Montgom
3. [P-W-E] Newsy Update [1]
Welcome (to the newcomers,) P-W-E has been active for 3 days and we have over 80 members. Greetings to the members from Alaska and Australia! Those of us in PA, and close by, can hardly imagine the difficulties getting information. It's hoped that we can all help each other to make some progress. Thank you to those specialists who have joined us. I won't mention you by name so that you may relax and contribute when and where you have time. There is a section of GENHOME for PA Welsh Information. Ov
4. Re: [P-W-E] Evans and Jones [1]
In a message dated 00-09-27 09:33:07 EDT, rs01650@navix.net writes: << From: rs01650@navix.net (mrflower) To: PA-WELSH-EARLY-L@rootsweb.com Does anyone, by chance, know the ancestry and siblings of Eleanor/Elinor Evans who married Cadwalader Jones in 1710. They were of Uwchland Twp, Chester Co., PA. Thanks, marie >> I too would love to know the answer to this. Bob McKeon
5. [P-W-E] Evans and Jones [1]
Does anyone, by chance, know the ancestry and siblings of Eleanor/Elinor Evans who married Cadwalader Jones in 1710. They were of Uwchland Twp, Chester Co., PA. Thanks, marie
6. [P-W-E] John Joan EATON [1]
Hugh I found a reference to a John Easto (that's how it is spelled) in the Wills of Chester Co.,PA 1713-1748. Edward Smith of Darby 3/10/1730 stated he had bought land from John Easto in Londongrove. Don't know what year that was. Cindy hugh wrote: > I am trying to find further info on the john and joan eaton from > Radnorshire, Wales. they left wales to come to come to PA in about 1683-85 > . It is my understanding that joan's maiden name might be Bedford. Soes > anyone have any documentation on the par
7. [P-W-E] Yellow Springs [1]
Hi List Members, Can anyone tell me something about the history of Yellow Springs, Chester Co.? Was it a Welsh settlement? Who founded it, where did they come from and why? Thanks much, Linda Shaffer East Berlin, Pa Researching WOODLAND, HIMES
8. [P-W-E] PWE List re Elizabeth Premm [1]
ELIZABETH PREMM was b. c. 1720-1730. Her exact birth place is not known, but family tradition says that Elizabeth was Welsh. It has been suggested that the name may be PRYNE or PRIME, names which are found in the area of Cheshire/Wales. She married JOHN EYANSON (aka I'Anson, etc.) c. 1749. He was b. c. 1725, possibly in or near Dublin, Ireland. Elizabeth and John emigrated to America in 1742 and settled initially in Baltimore, MD. By 1750 they were living a few miles to the NE in Cecil County, MD. Th
9. [P-W-E] RE: Local of Chesterfield MM in NJ [1]
Can someone tell me where Chesterfield MM is in New Jersey please. >Thomas Foulke b.c1624 d.10 Jun 1714, immig. 1677 on the "Kent" was a member >of the Wingfield MM in England, and brought a certificate from there to >Chesterfield MM in NJ. Thank You. Twila pegasus@cybertrails.com
10. [P-W-E] GenHome and Request [1]
Thanks for the site info on GenHome. I have a question concerning the Studio area and in particular, the list of Welsh marriages within it. As many of these Welsh immigrants were or became Quakers, will dates that are Quaker be posted as found in the records, rather than converting to the current calendar? Personally, I believe they should not be changed as confusion and errors occur. For this reason, I would ask that they remain as found in Quaker records. IF this is not the desire of the site man
11. Re: [P-W-E] GenHome and Request [1]
> > Hi - I am very new to your listing. My maiden name was Evans. I have included > the following excerpt from the first Email seen on your listing since I > became a part of it. It has spurred me to ask the question of ....does anyone > have a chart that shows the lineage of the families that came to PA in the > late 1600s? I believe my family of Evans was among some of the earliest > settlers as I have records of relations in VA as far back as the mid 1700s. I > have run into a brick wall however as to wh
12. Re: [P-W-E] Johns Connections bk [1]
I think the descendants of Griffith John kept the name John for the most part. At least that's the information I've been able to uncover. I'm descended from Griffith's brother Samuel (b abt 1680 in Pembrokshire). Anyone have any information on that branch of the family tree? I also am looking into purchasing the book. Hope she has a copy left for me! Cheers! Penny (Wasalaski) Rowland from the beautiful Great Lakes State of Michigan Searching for: Makepeace, Holmes, Fowler, Pierce, Quay, John, Sp
13. [P-W-E] EATON'S [1]
I am trying to find further info on the john and joan eaton from Radnorshire, Wales. they left wales to come to come to PA in about 1683-85 . It is my understanding that joan's maiden name might be Bedford. Soes anyone have any documentation on the parents, siblings, or children of this john eaton. thanks hugh
14. Re: [P-W-E] Johns Connections bk [1]
Cindy Do you have the Johns Connections book? Is the Griffith JOHN/JONES the one who had a son, John JONES b.1714 Skippack, Montgomery Co, PA d.1781, but was probably raised by relatives in Upper Marion? John JONES was m. to Eleanor GODFREY b.11-2-1712 Derby, Tredyffrin Twp, Chester Co, PA d.1802 & d/o Thomas & Jane GODFREY. Thomas was b.6-15-1676 d.1756 & Jane d. 1771. John & Eleanor JONES began married life in New Providence, Montomery Co & later moved to Bethlehem Twp, Northampton Co, PA where th
15. Re: [P-W-E] HUGH[es] [1]
RW I have finally put what I know about the Hughes so far in Early PA. You may or maynot have this information. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wills from bk "Chester County PA. Abstracts of Wills" vol 1 1714-1758 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edward Hughes 12/11/1716,5/14/1720 Easttown D155 - ---------------------------------------------- To son Evan House & Plantation cont 200 acres in
16. [P-W-E] EVANS [1]
[Ginger wrote:] >does anyone have a chart that shows the lineage of the families that >came to PA in the late 1600s? I believe my family of Evans was among >some of the earliest settlers as I have records of relations in VA as >far back as the mid 1700s. Ginger, Welsh Founders of PA, by Glenn has some interesting EVANS information. I have the 2 volumes in 1 (reprint,) and it might be wise to search for a copy of the original at a library or historical. I was interested in p68 (vol 1), which has some pos
17. Re: [P-W-E] Gwynedd Meeting House [1]
Someone on another list suggested that I check the records of the Gwynedd Meeting for my Hugh Llewellyn who was in PA in 1752 (and probably before and certainly some period after) and in SC by 1768 or so. Can someone tell me a source for Gwynedd Meeting records? Thanks, Anne Westbrook ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael and Barbara Mihalcik To: Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 2:51 PM Subject: [P-W-E] Gwynedd Meeting House > Hello, > > I
18. [P-W-E] Leigh family, from Abertillery, Mon, Wales [1]
Hi List I've just subscribed, though I don't know if my connections are early enough for your attention - they're certainly Welsh enough. I'm trying to find out what happened to my great grandfather William LEIGH who emigrated to Pennsylvania (according to family legend) after the death of his wife Esther around 1881. He left a baby William Henry LEIGH, who was brought up by his father's mother, but we know nothing else other than that he remarried and had another family in the States. William's occ
19. [P-W-E] Net Clues [1]
Where can we find some Net Clues? - - - - - http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ Takes you to the archived mailing lists at RootsWeb. PACHESTE has some transcriptions of early tax lists PA-CHESTER-OLD has messages concerning early Chester Co. PA Look at some of the others, please let us know about the great ones. - - - - - http://www.familysearch.com/ An LDS site containing searches through the IGI, and Ancestry sections. - - - - - http://www.familytreemaker.com/ Searches for websites, databases, search t
20. Re: [P-W-E] WELCOME! [1]
Happy to be part of the list; hope this information helps someone, who can in turn give me more to go on: John Phillips, b 1657 in Pembrokshire, Wales, married to Elin Mansard Haward, b 1659 in Pembrokshire, Wales their children: Samuel JOHN, b abt. 1680 married to Margaret ???, b abt 1684 Robert John, Griffith John b abt 1683, John John b abt 1685, Sarah John b abt 1689, Thomas John b abt 1691 Samuel JOHN's children: David John b November 30 1715, Mary John, Samuel John, Margaret John, Ellen John,
21. Re: [P-W-E] Evans and Jones & Cadwalader & Roberts [1]
>>> Cadwalader Jones was a son of John Ap Cadwalader and Sarah Roberts.>>> FROM ROBERT HILANDS McKEON c John Cadwalader.....from A History Of Uwchlan Township 1682-1782 by Susannah Wilson Brody of the Uwchlan Township Historical
22. [P-W-E] Hughes response [1]
I don't know if this will help,or not, but there are a LOT of Montgomerys in the history of Washington Co PA - I subscribed to their mailing list for a while & noticed them only because one married a Thornberry ancestor...might be worth a try (and work backwards??) PAWASHIN-L @rootsweb.com..good luck! Anne Laukka
23. [P-W-E] James DAVIS/DAVID [1]
I am looking for James DAVIS/DAVID born about 1761 and who died 10 September, 1850, in Fayette County, Pa. I believe that he married Keziah PHILLIPS, a daughter of Samuel PHILLIPS and Keziah ABRAHAM, possibly in or near Chester County, Pa. It is stated that James DAVIS/DAVID lived with an uncle at Valley Forge, Pa. during the Revolutionary War. Samuel and Keziah (ABRAHAM) PHILLIPS are buried in the Great Valley Baptist Cemetery near Devon, Pa. Keziah PHILLIPS had a sister, Leah PHILLIPS, who married to John
24. [P-W-E] Some Early Ships to PA area [1]
[Best read by fully maximizing the email] Here are the ships I've found, so far. Not many in 1700's. Can you add to it? SHIPS TO PA area BEFORE 1720 1670 Kent -Del R. 1670 1676 Kent -Del R. 1676 1681 Thomas&Anne Tho Singleton, mst -NJ 8mo 1681 1681 Bristol Factor Roger Drew, mst -PA 15 10mo 1681 1682 Amity Rich D
25. [P-W-E] Evans-Pugh-Rogers [1]
Seeking information for Sarah Evans who m. Robert Pugh in Merioneth, Wales prior to 1698 when they arrived in PA. They were both buried in Gwynedd, PA and were Quakers. Their dau Ellen m. John ap-Rogers in Gwynedd in 1717. John was born in Wales and Ellen was probably born there, as well. I need Ellen's birth and death dates and location as well as both her parents. I know that Sarah Evans came from Fron Goch farm, Merioneth, Wales, but what was the home of Robert Pugh? I know he lived near Bala, but
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