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1. Re: Wingohocking Cr. and Fair Hill Meeting [1]
Thanks, Gene-- that pretty much sums all that up. Just one more question or two... Concerning the MASON lots on Lancaster Ave., .5 & 2.5 mi. from Frankfort Cr./the Road to Frankfort, where would be the best place(s) to investigate the 1777 land records, the Germantown Historical Society... (is there a Historical/Genealogical Society specific for that Frankfort Cr./the Road to Frankfort area)? What is/are the address(es)? At 03:26 PM 2/25/98 -0500, you wrote: > > Fair Hill and Fairhill are the same a
2. ROTTON, Nancy, 2nd wife Marmaduke Coate1790SC [1]
I would be interested in finding Rotton, Rowton, Roton, Roughton, etc. researchers in Edgefield Co, SC. Nancy Rotton was from Edgefield Co, SC, marrying Marmaduke, son of "Little"John Coate of Newberry Dist, SC and Susannah Ennis, as his second wife. Marmaduke's 1st wife was his first cousin, Mary Coate, dau of James Coate of Edgefield Co, SC. Nancy was born about 1802 in Edgefield Co, SC Marmaduke 1789/90 Newberry Co, SC Youngest child of Marmaduke and Nancy was Jesse Lovelace Coate, 1840 AL. One of Je
3. Lost mail [1]
On Monday, Feb 24, 1998 there was a problem between my server and my computer. As a result I lost most of my e-mail that day. If you were trying to contact me, please try again. Thanks, Kay Walton..........kwalton@sonline.com
4. Spellings [1]
Several days ago the comment was made that the wide range of spelling of surnames in 17th and 18th century was due to a high level of illiteracy. I think other areas have to be considered. There was no common spelling until the late 18th century, and there was no accepted dictionary of the English language until the late 18th century. I was looking at some material on my wife's family (Livermore of Maine) and found four spellings of the family name for the first member to come to America (in 1634), and h
5. Re: Thomas/Gilbert/Overman [1]
>> >In any case I have reconstructed the records for at least 1000 descendant >families from Jacob Overman. Also perhaps another 1000 who are also >descendant from other progenitors and are filed elsewhere in my system. >I would be extremely interested in following up on your statement "and so >on, this line goes back to English Royalty." I'll be happy to trade >anything I have for this connection and extension. My guess is that >we may also be related along other lines, such as Cox, Musgrave, Bundy,
6. Elizabeth BROTHERTON (1765-1848) NJ [1]
Dear List Members, I am looking for the ancestors of Elizabeth BROTHERTON, my 4th great grandmother. The following is all I have on the BROTHERTONs. I believe the BROTHERTONs were Quakers. Elizabeth BROTHERTON b. 14 Mar 1765 d. 11 Dec 1848 m. abt. 1798 Jonathan SMITH who lived at Scotch Plains, Essex, NJ d. 22 May 1808 Westfield, Essex, NJ. Jonathan was a Baptist. Elizabeth and Jonathan's daughter Anne SMITH married Wesley ROLL. Elizabeth's parents were James BROTHERTON m. 27 Jun 1754 Alice SCHOOLEY b.
7. MORGAN/ROBERTS [1]
Does anyone have access to the Haverford MM records? William MORGAN married Elizabeth ROBERTS 27, 8mo; 1713 at Haverford MM. Do the records state that Elizabeth's surname was ROBERTS and does it mention her parents? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Gee Gee Hughes geegee@sure.net
8. Wingohocking Cr. and Fair Hill Meeting [1]
Gene, I am grateful for all you have been doing. You said that Frankford Cr. & Wingohocking Cr. defined the northern border of Northern Liberties; I realize you said that it is paved over & thus does not show on today's maps, but on the 1777 map... Going upstream from the Delaware, Frankford Cr. after about 1.5 mi. divides into 2 branches-- one going due north, and the other continuing northwest to Germantown. Could it be that the northern branch is Frankford Cr., the southern branch being Wingohocking
9. WOOLLEY, HOOPES, YARNALL [1]
Candy, I hope you don't mind... I've redirected your message so that it goes to Quaker-ROOTS again-- I given it another subject, to get the attention of the WOOLLEYs, HOOPESes & YARNALLs there. They have contacted me in the past, and so I know there is much interest. This might be old-hat to them, but who knows... ---------------------------------------------- According to: "History & Genealogy of the HARLAN Family," "History of Chester Co., PA," and "The Utah WOOLLEY Family," here they are - the 17 c
10. COX Family: England, PA, OH, NC [1]
Does anyone have a connection of this Middlesex COX family with: Sarah COX b. 5 Sep 1753 "daughter of a Cosley schoolmaster" STAFFS d. 26 Mar 1839 Bellbroughton, WORCS m. ca 1782 William BADLEY, Surgeon of Dudley, WORCS chr. 15 Mar 1753 Dudley, WORCS d. 29 Oct 1801 Dudley, WORCS They had four children, the eldest John BADLEY, Surgeion of Dudley studied with John Abernathy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London and was one of the original 200 Fellows of the Royal Academy of Surgeon
11. Ships Amity and Society [1]
SI>I have just learned that my ancestors Joseph Richards and his wife SI>Jane arrived on the ship AMITY in 1682 to PA SI>Does anyone know any more about these ships Edward, The book, "Passengers & Ships Prior to 1684" by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. has quite a bit to say about the `Amity'. "In February, 1682, two ships were being freighted in London with goods destined for the Delaware. One of these was the `Amity' which sailed from the Downs 23 April 1682, and arrived in the Delaware the following 3
12. Elizabeth BROTHERTON (1765-1848) NJ [1]
WR>I am looking for the ancestors of Elizabeth BROTHERTON, my 4th great WR>grandmother. The following is all I have on the BROTHERTONs. I believe the WR>BROTHERTONs were Quakers. William, I don't know if the information I have on the Brotherton's can add anything to what you have. They were definitely Quakers. Your Elizabeth is listed in the Woodbridge MM records found on LDS film #0017346, though the birthdate I have says 15. 3m.1765. As you said her parents were James & Alice (Schooley) and her sibli
13. Re: WOOLLEY, HOOPES, YARNALL [1]
You might offer to help on Quaker-ROOTS; I have no WOOLLEYs, HOOPESes or YARNALLs in my MASON Tree (that I know of). I just thought I might redirect Candy's message to get the attention of those who are interested in those names. >I can help you with your Yarnalls... >There are people out there who can do a better job of it than I can... but I >can! :) > >Sue Prifogle > > "Water simply flows around obstacles it encounters." "Chance favors the prepared..." FROM: Michael Milton Mason
14. The 17 of Dan & Jane! [1]
Candy, I hope you don't mind... I've redirected your message so that it goes to Quaker-ROOTS again-- I given it another subject, to get the attention of the WOOLEYs, HOOPESes & YARNALLs there. They have contacted me in the past, and so I know there is much interest. This might be old-hat to them, but who knows... ---------------------------------------------- According to: "History & Genealogy of the HARLAN Family," "History of Chester Co., PA," and "The Utah WOOLLEY Family," here they are - the 17 ch
15. Elizabeth BROTHERTON (1765-1848) NJ [1]
Dear List Members, I am looking for the ancestors of Elizabeth BROTHERTON, my 4th great grandmother. The following is all I have on the BROTHERTONs. I believe the BROTHERTONs were Quakers. Elizabeth BROTHERTON b. 14 Mar 1765 d. 11 Dec 1848 m. abt. 1798 Jonathan SMITH who lived at Scotch Plains, Essex, NJ d. 22 May 1808 Westfield, Essex, NJ. Jonathan was a Baptist. Elizabeth and Jonathan's daughter Anne SMITH married Wesley ROLL. Elizabeth's parents were James BROTHERTON m. 27 Jun 1754 Alice SCHOOLEY b.
16. Re: MORGAN/ROBERTS [1]
Hi Stewart, Thank you for your answer regarding the surname of Elizabeth ROBERTS, wife of William MORGAN. There seem to be quite a few of us on this list who are descended from this couple, and therefore interested in the discovery of just who Elizabeth was. :) You mention that Robert and Hugh were the sons of Griffith ap Evan. Do you have any further information on Griffith ap Evan or can you perhaps guide us to printed references? >Additional note: An alleged royal descent for this family >can be f
17. Discipline & acknowlegment [1]
Since the Quakers kept such good records I think we know more about the instances of premarital relationships. I have been impressed with what happened after a couple was confronted with the situation. I have come across several instances in my research where acknowlegment was made and the individuals frequently became very active members of the meeting. The records never mention the incident again, and I have had several accounts of these individuals later in life becoming ministers, elders and overseer
18. MASON plots and some Meeting Houses in Philly [1]
Gene, I found a more precise way to locate the MASON lots... But 1st let me make the small point that the map that is misleading is the current map I'm using (a 1993 AAA Road Atlas, with its half-page city map of Philly), not the 1777 map. The current map shows Germantown Ave. ending in North Philly and Erie Ave. beginning to the southeast, with a large gap between. The 1777 map shows the (unnamed) road from Germantown continuous down to the (named) Road to Frankfort (not a typo-- it is spelled Frankford
19. RE: Fishers -connection Huguenot [1]
Mary Fisher - b. 29 Dec 1751 d. 15 Apr 1794 "Blowers Green" Dudley, WORCS, England daughter of Stephen and Hannah Fisher Family tradition states that this was a French Huguenot Family which came to England after the revocation of the Edict of Nates. Her eight children were the sole heirs of her father Stephen Fisher. I have a copy of the will from the Perogative Courts of Canterbury. m.15 Jan 1784 Dudley, WORCS, England John BADLEY b. 19 May 1750 Dudley, WORCS d. 2 Jul 1819
20. Caleb Pusey Line [1]
I supply the following information about Caleb Pusey. Kay Walton..............kwalton@sonline.com The source is _The Welcome Claimants Proved, Disproved and Doubtful_ by George E. McCracken. Originally published by The Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, 1985. [The article about the Pusey family begins with a list of names with the word `possible' next to each name. Which meant that as far as their research was concerned it was possible that these individuals originally came on the `Welcome'.] "PUSEY, C
21. MORGAN [1]
Hi Jack, Just discovered another son of Edward MORGAN's. I am posting for all to see. :) Source: Wm. Hinshaw's PA Quaker Meeting Records Vol. 5 Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co. P. 149, 156, 157. Elizabeth ROBERTS b. 1686, married Daniel MORGAN 21, 9 mo., 1718, Gwynedd MM. Hinshaw specifically calls, Elizabeth ROBERTS, the daughter of the late Robert Cadwaldr ROBERTS and Daniel MORGAN the son of Edward MORGAN. Gee Gee Hughes geegee@sure.net
22. Re: Beals and Bowater [0.975842]
>Sarah was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Edge) Bowater. The fact that >she was daughter of Thomas (and not John) is proven by her marriage record >(recorded in the New Garden MM, PA records), which explicitly calls her >the daughter of Thomas.  That she was not John's daughter is further >confirmed by the will of John Bowater, which names his daughters, but >names no daughter Sarah. >>      Then the researchers that have JOHN and >>FRANCES CORBETT list the >parents of JOHN
23. Hicks "split" in Cincinnati [0.975842]
In the process of researching my Quaker Gest family at the Cincinnati History Museum at the Cincinnati Museum Center I copied from the Gest Family Correspondence, 1810-1932 (G3931-RM) some letters and other items of interest. Included was a 17 page document titled 1st Friends Meeting House, Cincinnati, 1815-1878 which is a narrative covering the history of the group during that period (the history begins in 1800 Cincinnati). The Cincinnati Meeting members were also involved in the split and it is de
24. Passengers & Ships Prior ot 1684 (Penn's Colony: Volume I) Look-up [0.975842]
In a message dated 98-02-11 09:57:18 EST, you write: << f you are willing to do lookups in the Ship Griffin passenger list, could you look for the name Prigmore (Pridemore) (Pridmore)? >> Dear Lois, The book I am using for the Griffin passenger look-ups is Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684 (Penn's Colony: Volume I) by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. I could not find any reference to the above names or any variations thereof in the index. I am sorry to disappoint you. Georgia
25. Re: Shinn & Budd [0.975842]
There is an Abigail SHINN married to Joseph BUDD, (lic. 6 Aug 1778), Joseph is son of David BUDD (1712-1760) by his wife Catherine ALLEN (1719-1764). Who were the parents of Abigail? Did she and Joseph have children other than Elizabeth who apparently married an EARL. There is a Joseph SHINN married to Rose BUDD, dau of Thomas BUDD (1645-1698) by his wife Susannah SENIOR (1641-1707). Rose was also married to a WILLIAMS, and to Charles PLUMLEY. Who were the parents of Joseph? Did he and Rose have any c
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