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From: "Gail Steckel, NET" <>
Subject: [PACHESTE] Re: Syng
Date: Sat, 7 Dec 2002 19:39:37 -0500
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ITEM #8801
July 30, 1747
The Pennsylvania Gazette

Philadelphia, July 30. 1747.


To be SOLD, A LOT of Ground in Wilmington, with two brick houses on the said
lot, situate in High street, near the Upper Market House, and adjoining to
David Faris's Enquire of William Warner, living in Wilmington, of John
James, living in the township of Willistown, Chester county, and know the
title, and conditions of sale.

ITEM #34811
December 13, 1764
The Pennsylvania Gazette

TWENTY POUNDS Reward.
ABSCONDED from his Bail last Thursday Night, a certain William
Warner, who had on, when he went away, a blue surtout, with
yellow Buttons, light brown Coat and Jacket, about five Feet
five Inches high, sandy Hair, grey Eyes, fresh Complexion, and
round Face. Whoever apprehends and secures him in any of his
Majesty;s Goals, shall have the above Reward, paid by BENJAMIN
RANDOLPH.


N.B. Masters of Vessels and others are forbid to carry him
off at their Peril. Philadelphia, Nov. 12, 1764.

ITEM #27932
January 7, 1762
The Pennsylvania Gazette

Philadelphia, January 7, 1762.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Swen Warner, Late of
this City Cordwainer, deceased, are requested to make speedy
Payment; and those that have any Demands against the said
Estate, to bring in their Accounts, that they may be adjusted
by JOSEPH WARNER, Executor.

N.B. The Trades of Heel and Last making, are carried on as
usual, where all Persons may be supplied as heretofore.



The following is from Ancestry.com:

Biography & Genealogy Master Index (BGMI)


1119838
Syng, Philip 1676-1739
The Antique Buyer's Dictionary of Names. By A.W. Coysh. Newton Abbot,
England: David & Charles, 1970. "Silver" section begins on page 250. (AntBDN
Q)
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1119839
Syng, Philip 1703-1789
The Antique Buyer's Dictionary of Names. By A.W. Coysh. Newton Abbot,
England: David & Charles, 1970. "Silver" section begins on page 250. (AntBDN
Q)
Dictionary of American Biography. Volumes 1-20. New York: Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1928-1936. (DcAmB)
The Penguin Dictionary of Decorative Arts. Revised edition. By John Fleming
and Hugh Honour. London: Viking, 1989. (PenDiDA 89)
Who Was Who in America. A component volume of "Who's Who in American
History." Historical Volume, 1607-1896. Revised Edition. Chicago: Marquis
Who's Who, 1967. (WhAm HS)



American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Viewing records 1-2 of 2 Matches


SYNG, Philip
Birth Date: Birth Place:
Volume: 173 Page Number: 183
Reference: History of York co., Pa. By Isreal Da. Rupp. Lancaster, Pa.
1845. (525-750p.): 531-3 History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago.
1886. (772, 207p.):36, 49, 483

SYNG, Philip
Birth Date: 175? Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Volume: 173 Page Number: 183
Reference: Ten "Series" of "Pennsylvnia Archives" have been so far
published in from 5 to 31v. Ea. Philadelphia and Harrisburg. 1852- ( We have
indexed Series 2, v.2 and v.8 ( early Pa. marriage recds.) And all the v. of
SeriesV. Which contain nearly complete Pa. Rev. War recds.)Ser.5:4: 387


Provincial Councillors of Pennsylvania, 1733-1776

The Provincial Councilors of Pennsylvania 1733-1776. Those Earlier
Councillors Who were some time Chief Magistrates of the Province, and their
Descendants
Early Councillors who were Chief Magistrates of the Province.
Edward Shippen.
Philip Syng , d. y.,


Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819

Name: Syng, Philip
Residence: Philadelphia, PA
Description: Decedent
Date: 25 9 1760
Prove Date: 22 5 1761
Title: Silversmith
BookPage: M:114
Remarks: Philip Syng. City of Philadelphia. Silversmith. Sept. 25, 1760. May
22, 1761. M.114. Sisters and Brother, Legatees: Abigail, Esther, Elizabeth,
Martha, Joseph, Hannah, Ann, Mary, Christiana and Sarah. Exec: Father,
Philip.


Family Data Collection - Individual Records (these are undocumented; often
there are duplicate records)

Abigail Syng
Birth: 28 November 1730-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death:
--
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Ann Syng
Birth: 24 May 1755-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 16 September 1788 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Catharine Syng
Birth: 12 November 1757-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 12 November 1757 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Christiana Syng
Birth: 25 November 1764-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 25 December 1791 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Elizabeth Syng
Birth: 24 January 1743-- Philadelphia, Christ Church, PA
Death: 16 March 1788 -- Elkton, Cecil Co, MD
Spouse: Elizabeth Syng
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth


Elizabeth Syng
Birth: April 1738-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: August 1738 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Hannah Syng
Birth: 24 May 1755-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 16 October 1801 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Hester Syng
Birth: 24 January 1742-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: --
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

John Syng
Birth: 8 June 1735-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 4 May 1758 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Mary Syng
Birth: 24 May 1755-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: --
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Philip Syng
Birth: 21 September 1732-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: December 1732 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Sarah Syng
Birth: 1 April 1759-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 26 November 1760 -- Merion, Montgomery, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Elizabeth Syng
Birth: 24 January 1743-- Philadelphia, Christ Church, PA
Death: 16 March 1788 -- Elkton, Cecil Co, MD
Spouse: Elizabeth Syng
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Syng
Birth: 24 January 1743-- Philadelphia, Christ Church, PA
Death: 16 March 1788 -- Elkton, Cecil Co, MD
Spouse: Elizabeth Syng
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth

Ann Syng
Birth: 1749-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 1749 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Isaiah Syng
Birth: 1743-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 4 August 1743 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Joseph Syng
Birth: 1749-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 23 January 1776 --
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Martha Syng
Birth: 1748-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 19 September 1782 --
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Peter Syng
Birth: 1744-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 24 October 1744 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

Philip Syng
Birth: 1734-- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Death: 14 November 1760 -- Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
Spouse:
Parents: Philip Syng, Elizabeth Warner

next will look into Warner...

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Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 7:58 PM
Subject: Re: PS never mind NOW I see


> Well, you could check
>
> FRANCIS LAND B 1683 DE and wife CHRISTIAN HILL
> their daughter
> ANNE LAND MANKIN (a widow when she married my ancestor) & THOMAS JACOB b
1683
> Cork, IRELAND, d. 1755 Head of Elk (Elkton) MD (CECIL COUNTY)
>
>
> The WARNERS were:
>
> the descendants of JOHN WARNER b Worcestershire, England 1592
> HIS SON
> WILLIAM WARNER b 1627-1706 & ANNE DIDE
> WILLIAM WARNER & CHRISTIANA SVENSDOTTER SKUTE/SCHUTE (Swedish)
> SWEN WARNER may have lived for a while in Glocester Couunty NJ m. ESTHER
> WARNER (his first cousin)
> their daughter
> ELIZABETH WARNER (1714 Philadelphia - 1786) married PHILIP SYNG JR,
> silversmith who made the inkstand used in signing the Dec. of Independence
> and the Constitution. HE was a member of Christchurch, Philadelphia and is
> buried in the old cementery. The place is being restored but her grave
does
> not seem to be there. She COULD be buried at Race Street Meeting....is it
> possible? Or would she have been disowned for life? She died before he
did.
>
> Don't worry with this if you have other things to do. I am just interested
in
> their lives.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carole
>
>


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