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1. Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V98 #28 [1]
try pjrowel#jps.net At 11:33 AM 2/22/98 -0800, you wrote: >PACHESTE-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 28 > >Today's Topics: > #1 old email addresses [rbacher@juno.com (Robert D Bacher)] > #2 James, Jenkins, etc, some surnames [EMYN21B@prodigy.com (MRS SUSAN A C] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from PACHESTE-D, send a message to > > PACHESTE-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line
2. Brown/Piggott [1]
Mercer BROWN brn 7 JUL 1740 in Chester County and member of the Nottinham MM in Cecil Co. MD (son of Richard BROWN and Mary NORTON) Mercer married a non-Quaker woman named Sarah (PIGGOTT???) in abt 1764. They eloped. He was removed from the Quaker church for this indescrition--but was eventually let back in. The Quaker records I've seen don't mention her last name...But someone sent me info that it was PIGGOTT... Anybody know anything about her??? Christina
3. Re: New Castle, DE/Chester? [1]
Mickael L. Mann wrote: > > A recent post semed to indicate a family (GREGG) connection between New > Castle County, DE and Chester County. Can anyone tell me what possible > links there might be? > > I am in WA state and I have ancestors from both areas. What is the > reason people may migrate between these areas? > > Sincerely curious, > > Mickael > The earliest Quaker Greggs resided in Christiana Hundred, New Castle on Delaware where they attended Center Meeting House. The Monthly Meeting they belo
4. Re: your recent Chester County update, royal relatives. [1]
Mary: That royal registry thing is YOUR idea? Sorry I mixed you up with Marvin Miller. If you ever see me, you can hit me. I thought probably it was Marvin Miller, and if not it was a clone. I completely misunderstood. I think all you put in that update was you were going to possibly have a royal/ president registry in the future. My royal ancestry is fully traced out, and mostly through the most common routes of royal ancestry in New England. I have seen books that work on debunking royal ance
5. New Garden Township connection follow up. [1]
In response my introduction, Merle Ebersole (eber61036@cyberia.com) wrote: Jim- I'm researching the HUTTON family and they came through New Garden,Chester Co. big time. Would love to compare notes with you. merle r.ebersole Since I cite some Chester reference material I am posting to PACHESTER also. Merle and PACHESTER, I have concentrated on the Linley line in North Carolina (Cane Creek MM) up till now. My primary source on has been "Thomas Lindley and Ruth Hadley" by Allen L. Bradfield (1979)
6. Re: New Castle, DE/Chester? [1]
Michael, Most simmply, look at a map. Newcastle Co, DE is immediately adjacent to Chester Co, PA. And both counties combined are probably smaller than King Co, WA. Some of my collateral ancestors actually owned farms that crossed the boundary. But because they are separate states, you have to look in different repositiories for vital records, check in different censuses, etc. Will Mickael L. Mann wrote: > > A recent post semed to indicate a family (GREGG) connection between New > Castle County, DE a
7. Kersey Family Discussion List [1]
The Kersey family has numerous connections in Chester County. Anyone with Kersey family connections or interests is invited to join the Kersey Family Discussion List. We currently have 40+ researchers on three continents. To join, email millerm@halcyon.com with SUBJECT set to "Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE" or "Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE DIGEST" (without the quotes). Hope to hear from you soon on the Kersey list, Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm
8. Re: Battle of Brandywine [1]
Dear Linda, Good news/bad news. Lots of Weldin/Weldon/etcs in New Castle....no Isabella. Find a good many Weldins at Old Swedes Church...No Isabella. Foound a bunch of Weldons in "Revoluntionary War Patriots of Delaware" by Peden..have an Isaac who does have a daughter Isabel Sharpley...Also an Eli, a George from Brandywine hnd, a Jacob from Brandywind Hnd,a Jesse who mentions in his pension application living 2 miles from Wilmington and a Joseph. Also found a couple of James Adams...one who was burin
9. Jermain/German/Jerman and Anderson [1]
Am looking for information on the following families who lived in Chester County PA and were, I believe, perhaps Quakers. Thomas Jermain/German/Jerman Arrived in Philadelphia from Wales in 1699, practiced glover trade, was a Quaker preacher, and owned 300 acres in the Paoli Valley: Wife was Elizabeth; had two daughters I know of--Elizabeth m. James Anderson and Mary m. Enoch Walker. James Anderson Born about 1690 in Scotland, ran away with his brothers, George and William, to America. Supposedly
10. JACKSON marriage [1]
While researching an article for my local genealoical society I came across this tidbit. Hope it helps someone. From the Western Argus newspaper May 30, 1834 (Beaver County, Pa.) Married On Thursday, the 22d inst., by James JACKSON, Esq., Mr. Levi JACKSON, to Miss Harriet JACKSON, all of Brighton Township, formerly of Chester County, Pa. Alice Kern akern@nauticom.net KERN / GLISSON / FLEMING / HANRAHAN / WEBB / DOWDALL / LEWIS GOSS / WEISE / REDKAY/ SCHMICK / BIRD
11. Keller & Large in Chester County [1]
We're looking for information on Keller and Larges who lived in Chester County in the 1700' & 1800s. Specifically, Mary Ann Keller (b. Aug. 4, 1846; m. Dec. 4, 1868 George W. Mann) and her parentage. She was probably born in West Brandywine Twp. Also, her mother-in-law, Tamer J. M. Large, who married Eli Mann from Sadsbury Twp. Tamer probably came from MS. Incidently, anyone have any ideas on the name 'Tamer'?? Herb Krumrine Parkesburg, PA herbmarg@epix.net
12. Re: Unionville Cemetery [1]
Sue-Ann: From the Chester County Genealogy web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacheste/chester.htm The East Marlborough township page: Cemeteries in East Marlborough Township Unionville Friends Burial Ground (look under "list all cemeteries") There is also a Unionville Presbyterian Church in East Marlborough. I would assume they are related, but we all know what happens when you assume :) If the records have been filmed by the LDS, they would be listed under the Locality Index for Chester County. T
13. Re: Head Branches of Brandewine- update [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Booboopies@aol.com To: awiegle@fast.net ; PACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 10:20 PM Subject: Re: Head Branches of Brandewine- update >In a message dated 98-02-10 15:32:39 EST, awiegle@fast.net writes: > ><< When I was down that way I went to Baldwin's Book Barn & picked up a copy > of Furthey & Cope's History of Chester Co. It is a facsimile edition. $90. > I should have shopped around
14. Unionville Cemetery [1]
I have several ancestors buried in Unionville Cemetery in Chester County. Where is this cemetery located, and is there a book on the cemetery? Have the cemetery records been microfilmed? Is it still being used? If so, what is the address where I would write for more information? Thanks for your help. Sue-Ann in warm and sunny Billings, Montana
15. Downing Marriages [1]
Hi, Someone had written me about the Gilpin Register and said they were interested in the Downing surname. I found the following marriages for Downing listed in a separate part of the book called Chester County Collections Hoopes, Benjamin & Mary Ann d/o Thomas DOWNING Esq. of Uwchlan at Uwchlan Friends Meeting - November 21, 1811 Lindley, Jacob Jr. of New Garden & Sarah d/o Thomas DOWNING farmer of near Downingtown at Downingtown Friends Mtg. Oct. 23, 1811 Valentine, Robert of East Caln & Elizabeth d/
16. PORTERs in Chester Co. early 1700s. [1]
I have been searching my PORTER ancestors from 1700s in eastern PA without success; there is a whole web page of Porters in America but not my PORTERs who were suppose to be well known in Chester County in the early 1700s. My GGGGgrandmother, Elizabeth PORTER (1733-1823) married John GEMMILL (1719 -1789) and lived in York Co. Their son, the Rev. John GEMMILL, married his second cousin Rebecca IRWIN, d/o Joseph IRWIN and Violetta PORTER (1738/9 - ?) of Greencastle, Franklin Co. The Rev. John was a Pr
17. RE: STORY Surname [1]
Hello Jack: SURNAME: STORY listed in the "History Of Chester County," by J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert Cope. The time period seems right. I didn't find information in regards to Parents, hopefully someone else will be able to fill you in on this area. STORY, JAMES R., H 43rd PVM (Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia 1863. These were State troops called out when Southern Armies threatened PA. They never were mustered into service and never saw action, (Local Units). 1. Alex STORY; pg. 123 Was listed as a Voter and
18. your recent Chester County update, royal relatives. [1]
Mary: Thanks for mentioning me in your recent Chester County update. About that royal and presidential genealogical links idea; I am directly descended several times from the Angevin kings of England and more times from their extensive European royal relations via my mother's Old New England ancestry. But my mother's pedigree is two or three hundred pages long! To a good extent on account of these lines. See, lines of royal descent aren't straight lineal lines; they are lines of descent from entire ext
19. Re: Need help deciphering Will [1]
'Do' means 'ditto' on the Census of the same time period. It probably has the same meaning on the will. Sue-Ann
20. Re: Need help deciphering Will [1]
Mary, Don't know of a source for legal terms, but the phrase mentioned by you, "by do paid" isn't a legal term. "do" was an abbreviation meaning "ditto". In other words, "by do paid" means paid by the same person as named in the previous item. Betty
21. DAR Lineage Books [1]
Another forwarded item: Helen Crisman hcrisman@juno.com -------------------------------------------------- All 50 volumes of the Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books are now available on Ancestry's Web site. This is a major release of genealogy records in electronic format. It contains thousands of references to U.S. Revolutionary War ancestors and their descendants. It was created from Lineage Books of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution from information submitte
22. Re: your recent Chester County update, royal relatives. [1]
At 07:55 PM 2/16/98 PST, Dora Smith wrote: >Mary: > >That royal registry thing is YOUR idea? Sorry I mixed you up with >Marvin Miller. If you ever see me, you can hit me. I thought probably >it was Marvin Miller, and if not it was a clone. I completely >misunderstood. I think all you put in that update was you were going to >possibly have a royal/ president registry in the future. I'm really not sure what royal registry thing has been discussed here recently since as I mentioned in my last post.
23. Re: New Castle, DE/Chester? [1]
Here is the answer I just sent to Michael. Chester County and New Castle County are adjacent. The four or five southern towns of Chester County share a common history and identity with northern New CAstle County, particularly Mill Creek Hundred and White Clay Creek hundred, and Newark. This area belonged to Penn's London tract. Political boundaries were superimposed on it later. The people in that region never treated the political aboundaries as having meaning, except when they resisted them in s
24. Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V98 #17 New London Cemetery [1]
There is certainly a list of burials in the new cemetery--my father, mother, aunt and uncle are buried there. You should be able to get either a list or an answer re a specific burial by contacting the church directly. If you address your request to Mr. or Mrs. Leon Wilkinson, they should be able to help you. Jim Houston _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www
25. Re: your recent Chester County update, royal relatives. [1]
Robert Bacher I thoroughly enjoyed your web page. While scanning your "Surname" list I ran across Ann PENNELL BIRTH: 15 Apr 1668, England DEATH: 12 Dec 1749, Dauphin County, PA. I have a Hannah Pennell in my line Born 23 Jul 1673, Chester Co. PA. the daughter of Robert & Hannah Hyandson. Other children of this couple are, Elizabeth, Ann , Joseph, James, Jane, and William. I wonder if my Hannah and your Ann are sisters. The birth dates are close enough together. Hope I can claim connection to your ancestry!
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