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1. [Q-R] Quakerism [1]
Thank you for all the responses, I am very grateful for the information. Debbie Callison
2. Re: [Q-R] Re: Burdg / Peele - IN [1]
Jamie, Gene, others. I have this information collected from many sources on Willis and his two wives. Horace Descendants of Willis Peelle Generation No. 1 1. Willis9 Peelle (Jesse8, Willis7, Robert6, Robert5, Robert4, Robert3, Robert2, Lawrence1) was born Jul 14, 1837 in Bartholomew Co., IN, and died Nov 07, 1929 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. He married (1) Asenath C. Wakefield Jan 06, 1859 in Bartholomew Co., IN, daughter of Hezekiah Wakefield and Catharine Ackerman. She was born
3. Re: [Q-R] Joseph Kenard Eaton [1]
In a message dated 8/7/02 5:52:16 PM US Eastern Standard Time, jobrown@optonline.net writes: << I am searching for information on Joseph Kenard Eaton who moved from Pennsylvania to Sunsbury Township, Monroe County, Ohio between 1817 and 1839. I believe he was a Quaker. I was told that the minutes of Quaker meetings would tell me when he transferred his membership from Pennsylvania to Ohio. >>o The name Eaton is in the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy--a few mentions in Vol II (Pennsylvania
4. Re: [Q-R] Way/Hickman [1]
Robert Way and Hannah Hickman were Quakers. Violet O. Guy wrote: >Nicole: > >This is a list, that as its name indicates is about QUAKER families. > > >Violet >08/28/2002 > > > >>ies I found >> >that > >>the couple are evidently mentioned in the 1881 _History of Chester >> >> > >==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS LIST: Send an email to: > QUAKER-ROOTS-L-REQUEST@RootsWeb.com > The ONLY word in your message should be UNSUBSCRIBE. >
5. Re: [Q-R] Joseph Kenard Eaton [1]
In a message dated 8/8/02 6:47:33 AM US Eastern Standard Time, jobrown@optonline.net writes: << Thank you very very much whoever wrote this! I will certainly try to locate a full inventory of Pennsylvania Quaker records. Do you have any idea where I might look to find them? The Encyclopedia you referenced-is that the Hinshaw encyclopedia I've been told about? Thanks again-jo >> Yes, the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy is by William Wade Hinshaw. No, I don't know where you can locate the
6. Re: [Q-R] Quakerism [1]
In a message dated 8/27/02 12:56:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, CllsnDbr@cs.com writes: > How many types of Quaker groups are there? Oh, Lord. Ever hear the famous Will Rogers quote: I'm not a member of any organized religion...I'm a Quaker?" (Or something like that.) Quakerism is a microcosm of Christianity, a story of splinter, splinter, splinter. Once, there was one, then two, then...more. Friends General Conference (www.quakerbooks.org) once produced a poster-size "flow" chart that attempted
7. Re: [Q-R] Quaker Months [1]
Joyce: Thank you for the information. The reference I was using had 1,28,1701. However, the same reference from another book gave an another birth date for the same person. I am very concerned that I have entered incorrect dates for my Quaker ancestors. Mary Jacox
8. Re: [Q-R] Original Rights Warrants [1]
Hi Josette, You are right, I did a Google Search and found the Wolfe page as well as the Pennsylvania State Archives page at http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/landrec.htm both reference "Old Rights" but I didn't get the impression that they are different than those in the third series. Vol 2 of the 3rd series has warrants, 1682-1729 later volumes have these organized by county beginning in 1733. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Josette L. Maxwell" To:
9. [Q-R] Quaker Genealogy Conference [1]
There is still space available for the Quaker Genealogy Conference at the Quaker Hill Conference Center, Richmond, IN on Fri-Sat, Sept 6-7. The leader for this week-end will be Tom Hamm. He will talk, answer questions, and be available to help during the time on Sat. that we are at the Quaker Archives at Earlham College. For registration info send e-mail to: or phone: 765-962-5741
10. Re: [Q-R] Re: John Hammond, Samuel Chew, John Baldwin. Ann Ayres [1]
Barbara, I have a Samuel Chew (b. 1660, d. 1718) who lived in Anne Arundel Co., MD, and married into my Thurston family. If this sounds familiar, let me know. Bill Hilles ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Samuels" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [Q-R] Re: John Hammond, Samuel Chew, John Baldwin. Ann Ayres > Mary, > The Chew family are related to the Richardson family who were in Anne > Arundel Co in the 1600's. W
11. Re: [Q-R] Earlham College [1]
In a message dated 8/10/02 11:42:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, JandSSpencer@earthlink.net writes: > QUESTION: Does someone on the List know if Earlham College has the Lost > Creek MM records, or anything which might provide helpful info on these > lines? > I can't answer this question BUT...since you're passing through Richmond, consider making a visit to the library at the Wayne County Historical Museum. It's located in an old Quaker meetinghouse and has lots of files on old families. Here's a li
12. Re: [Q-R] Quaker Months [1]
Joyce: Thank you for your assistance. I want to make sure that the information is accurate. Mary Jacox
13. Re: [Q-R] Morbin/Gibson [1]
Tony Morbin writes: >Annas MORBIN >Sex: F >Event(s): >Birth: Abt. 1645 >Of, Pardshaw, Cumberland, England >Marriage(s): >Spouse: John GIBSON >Marriage: 4 Mar 1666 Pardshaw, Cumberland, England > >As there was no church, but an important Quaker meeting house at >Pardshaw at that time, I am assuming she was a Quaker. I'd be >grateful if anyone was able to confirm if that was so, and where >I'd go to get more information about her and her family. The Meeting House, by the way, wasn't yet built.
14. Re: [Q-R] Joseph Kenard Eaton [1]
One source for you to look at might be "Inventory of Church Archives: Society of Friends in Pennsylvania." The cover of the reprint I have says "Prepared by the Pennsylvania Historical Society Works Projects Administration" but it has since been reprinted (!996) by Clearfield Company, Inc by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland. Sincerely, Ron Mattson at stonyrunfriends@starpower.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursda
15. Re: [Q-R] Beeson/Sanders connection [1]
Thanks so much, Cheska, for the information and excellent advice. I will follow these leads! Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheska Wheatley" To: Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 2:24 PM Subject: Re: [Q-R] Beeson/Sanders connection | Elaine Rathmann wrote: | > | > Speaking of the Beeson/Grubb, Beeson/Stroud line, my GGGGGG uncle was James Sanders, who married Phebe Beeson, daughter of Isaac. I have been searching for information on the chil
16. [Q-R] Descendants of John Edmundson [1]
Dear Mr. Hamm, Perhaps you can help steer me in the right direction. I have been searching high and low for information on William Edmundson (1627-1712) descendants. I have also wondered what happened to his brothers who also removed to Ireland, and their descendants. I have managed to obtain a copy of the second edition of William's journal through a cousin. I am rereading it to obtain any more clues to the family history. I have been unable to find anything in Irish records for the boys due to
17. [Q-R] Abraham Elliott/ Hushai Eliott [1]
After my good luck in finding the will of Francis Worth, I spent the rest of the day at the NC archives and State Library looking for clues on my Abraham Elliott. I went through every single marriage bond book for the entire state of NC--looking for an Abraham Elliott who married a female named Rachel. I had absolutely no luck. But I did find one marriage bond that jumped out at me. Eliott, Hushai Rachel Boyce 25 May 1794 Bondsman William Dail witness Jno Harvey Anyone out there have any clue as
18. Re: [Q-R] (Cunningham) Robinson [1]
Hi, Carol, Sorry, I have no additional information on William Phelps. Lois ----- Original Message ----- From: Cck109@aol.com Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 12:13 AM To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Q-R] (Cunningham) Robinson Hi Lois and all - I'm interested in more info re this William Phelps. Could you please advise where he lived, timeframe, etc. Thanks. Carol K. In a message dated 8/8/02 12:02:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time, QUAKER-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Subject: [Q-R
19. Re: [Q-R] Original Rights Warrants [1]
Hi Josette, I've never heard of the "Original Rights Warrants. The original books were kept in Philadelphia and are now in the Pa. State Archives in Harrisburg, you might check their web page. The term "Rights" in Pennsylvania is generally associated with the liberties given to citizens and not associated with land. I have a booklet called, "William Penn's Orignial Proposal and Plan for the Founding & Building of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, America, in 1683". (Reprinted by James Coleman, Genealo
20. [Q-R] Quaker Enoch COX-Cane Creek MM [1]
Am searching for parents and ancestors of: Enoch COX who md. Gertrude & had children: Moorman, Enoch, Gertrude, Mary (who md. Josiah Hunt), Hannah, Phebe& possibly others. They are in Quaker records of Cane Creek MM (Orange Co.,NC), Fairfield MM (Highland Co., OH) and Miami MM (Warren Co., Ohio). Appreciate any help on extending this Cox line. Thanks, Renee __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
21. Re: [Q-R] Quaker Months [1]
In a message dated 8/13/02 8:28:38 PM US Eastern Standard Time, MHJacox@aol.com writes: << The reference I was using had 1,28,1701. However, the same reference from another book gave an another birth date for the same person. I am very concerned that I have entered incorrect dates for my Quaker ancestors. >> I applaud your desire for correct data. You need to evaluate the 2 sources, to see which seems more likely to be correct. In Quaker terms, the date you quote would be 28th day of 1st mo 170
22. [Q-R] Ephraim Lee/Jerusha Palmer, 1755 [1]
Hello listers: One cousin my mother had communicated with mentioned that Ephraim and Jerusha (Palmer) Lee (both were born in 1755) were Quakers until they moved to Elizabethtown, Ontario, Canada. Apparently, there were no Quaker meetings in the area. They left New York about 1800, but I do not know where they left from. Would anyone have any information about them? Where they left New York from, Quaker meetings they attended, etc. Nothng is known of Jerusha's parents, just that she was born in Stoni
23. [Q-R] Way/Hickman [1]
Hello: I have been told that my ancestors Robert and Hannah (Hickman) Way were Quakers. Where would I find Quaker information on them? They were married abt 1693 in Chester County, PA and died 1725 (Robert) and 1727 (Hannah) in Kennett Twp, Chester County, PA. Thank you, Sandra Johnson
24. Re: [Q-R] Quaker Enoch COX-Cane Creek MM [1]
Enoch was the son of Isaac Cox and Olive Underwood. I have some conflicting info that the son, Moorman, was actually named Harmon. Maybe someone can corroborate that. Linda Renee Harris wrote: > Am searching for parents and ancestors of: > Enoch COX who md. Gertrude & had children: > Moorman, Enoch, Gertrude, Mary (who md. Josiah Hunt), > Hannah, Phebe& possibly others. They are in Quaker > records of Cane Creek MM (Orange Co.,NC), Fairfield MM > (Highland Co., OH) and Miami MM (Warren Co., Ohio). > App
25. Re: [Q-R] Beeson [1]
Just to add a bit to Herbert's post. Louis Jones found both the record of the christening of Edward Beeson in 1660 and his marriage to Rachel Pennington in 1682 in the records of Thrussington in Leicestershire. T Hamm >This mailing is in response to a mailing to Quaker-Roots dated 07/30/2002 >from Paul Hatcher, relating to early generations of the Beeson family. I >have an interest in this family since I am a descendant of Richard and >Charity (Grubb) Beeson through their daughter, Charity Beeson, w
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