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Subject: Re: [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 3
Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2003 15:40:41 EDT

If Samuel m. in 1830 in Chester Co., PA -- it is NOT Delaware Co., PA
today!

Chester Co. split into two counties in 1789 & Delaware Co., PA came to
exist in that year. Hence, if Samuel m. in 1830, in Chester Co., PA
it is still Chester Co., PA, today!

Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)



In a message dated 7/8/03 11:39:12 AM, writes:

<< Samuel HARLAN, Jr., born March 6, 1807 at Long Island, NY, the son of a

carpenter. He became a skilled cabinetmaker. He married in 1830, in

Chester (now Delaware) County, PA, Susan FAIRLAMB, born April 5, 1816,

died Dec. 3, 1877, younger sister to Elijah Hollingsworth’s wife Anna

RICHARDSON Fairlamb.

>>

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• [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 1 by Debbie <>
  • [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 3 by Debbie <>
  • [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 5 by Debbie <>
  • [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 4 by Debbie <>

  • Re: [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 3 by

  • [NewCastle] WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE CEMETERY, 1888, Part 6 by Debbie <>