Will In the name of God, Amen. I, SAMUEL PALMER, of Mamaroneck, in Westchester County, being in perfect health. I leave to my wife Mary, all movable estate during her life, and then to my children an...

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Edmund Bridges Birth: 1612 England Death: 13 Jan 1684, Topsfield, Massachusetts Parents: not known Married (first) Alice; (second) Elizabeth , who died December, 1664; (third), April 6, 1668,...

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Preston Lea (November 12, 1841 – December 4, 1916) was an American businessman and politician from Wilmington, in New Castle County, Delaware. He was a member of the Republican Party who served as Go...

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Joseph Tatnall was an influential citizen in Wilmington and the Brandywine Village flour mills were a significant source of flour for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Although Tatnall...

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) John Hunn (June 23, 1849 – September 1, 1926) was an American businessman and politician from Camden, in Kent County, Delaware. He was a member of the Republican Party who served as Governor of Del...

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Caleb Prew Bennett (November 11, 1758 – May 9, 1836) was an American soldier and politician from Wilmington, in New Castle County, Delaware. He was a veteran of the American Revolution and the War of...

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Imprissoned for testifying in the streets of Highfield, Derbyshire. Refused to pay a tithe, and had a horse wrth >3 confiscated to pay the 8sh. tithe. Arrested at a meeting and jailed for two months. ...

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Samuel Newitt Wood (December 30, 1825 – June 23, 1891) was an American attorney and politician. Wood represented Chase, Morris, and Madison counties in the Kansas Territorial Legislature in 1860 ...

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known as "Pennsylvania Dutch" within´ the Cromer Family descendants. Possibly Quaker.

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William Cameron Sproul (September 16, 1870 – March 21, 1928) was the 27th Governor of Pennsylvania from 1919 to 1923. He was born near Octoraro and Andrew's Bridge, Colerain Township, Lancaster Cou...

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"the records clearly indicate that there were 2 adult Ralph Allens in southeastern Massachusetts in the mid-1600s. The records also indicate that one was the son of George Allen of Sandwich, and that t...

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Zechariah Jenkins Birth: 7 July 1651 - Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Death: 1 Jan 1722 - North Kingston, Plymouth, Massachusetts Parents: John Jenkins, Susanna Cooke Wife: Abiah Allen ...

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Chalkley was probably the most influential Quaker minister in America during the eighteenth century. Thomas Chalkey is the Quaker Minister that converted many on Nantucket to Quakerism. CHALKLEY,...

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Lawrence Southwick (ca. 1600-1660) was an early immigrant to the American colonies and a devout Quaker (member of the Religious Society of Friends), who was persecuted for his beliefs. Wikipedia, the...

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Although (writer Zane) Grey believed that his ancestry was Danish, Robert Zane, a Quaker, carried the family name to the New World in 1673 from England, and he resided at various locations in New Jerse...

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baptized at St. Mildred's Church in Tenterden, England. 1/1/1613. -------------------- She was baptised in St. Mildred's church in Tenterden, Kent, England. Sarah died at age 64 in the area that ...

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7. v. NATHANIEL SUTTON, b. Abt. 1643, Scituate, Plymouth Co., Mass; d. December 29, 1682, Sutton's Creek, Perquiman Co., NC. Links Note: Nathaniel Sutton married Deborah Astine in Nansemo...

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BRINSLEY BARNES. 1715-1795 County Down, Ireland to Wilkes County, NC Brinsley came to Chester County, PA, ca 1740. The story I have goes this way. Brinsley came with two sons and a wife (Sarah), bu...

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Benjamin Lanier moved to Brunswick County, Virginia which later became Mecklenburg County. Benjamin B. Lanier was a recorded patriot of the American Revolution. During the Revolutionary War he gave mon...

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BOWNE LINEAGE History and Genealogy of the Cock, Cocks, Cox Family By George William Cocks, John Cox JOHN BOWNE was b. Matlock, Derbyshire, England. 9th of Third month (? Mar. or May) 1627 and bapt...

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John Burrage married Margaret Maulden, daughter of Francis Maulden and Katherine (?).1 John Burrage was a Quaker.1 He immigrated in 1649 to Anne Arundel County, Maryland.1 Married Margaret Maulde...

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Came to America in 1699 with William Penn. Ship Brittannia was chartered by Lancaster Quaker Meeting out of Liverpool, was at sea 14 weeks. Shortage of water and beer and Illness caused 56 deaths out...

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Notes to co-managers: Someone pushed through a merge of Thomas Jordan and with one or more profiles containing dubious and outright false information. Please, in future, do not allow merges unless th...

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Sources Rix, Guy Scoby, 1828- (from old catalog) History and genealogy of the Ricks family of America; Salt Lake City, Press and bindery of Skelton publishing co., 1908. page 15

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The first Stanton to join the Society of Friends (Quakers) of Newport, RI. 1666- Freeman. 1680- Taxed 1 pound, 2 shillings, and 9 pence. 1696- Deputy. Siblings: Robert born 1627 in England, Sar...

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Jonathan Harrold was a Quaker.

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Mary Mendenhall was the daughter of Thomas Mendenhall and wife Joane Strode. She came to America in 1683 the same year that her husband arrived from Ireland. Both settled in Concord, PA and were marrie...

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Edward Morgan possibly married Elizabeth Jarman, probably the daught John Jarman. Edward and his wife arrived in PA in 1683 and lived near Radnor PA until 1695 when they mov to Towamencin Township and ...

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Unattributed basic information on Jeremiah Browne (incorrect on a number of points): Jeremiah Browne, born 1686 in Scotland; married Mary Royale Bef. 1712; born Unknown in Scotland. More About Jere...

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Once they arrived in Philadelphia, the Garrigues family became Quakers, and married Quakers. We don't know how important her religion was to Mary Ralph, but we do know that women in early Quaker hist...

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Not much is known about Mary Ann Pierce (Pearce), except that the Pearce family were Quakers who settled in Chester County, Pennsylvania. 1681--Edward Pierce part of a group of men granted land by Wi...

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Once they arrived in Philadelphia, the French Huguenot Garrigues family became Quakers. (image: A Quaker Meeting House.) Samuel Garrigues, with his cousin Isaac, is listed as one of the founding memb...

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William Garrigues, a Quaker, signed this Philadelphia 1783 anti-slavery petition: He was also an officer of the Carpenter's Company, the oldest craft guild in North America, in 1788, 91 and 92. ( C...

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A William A. Garrigues is listed as one of the executive directors of the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society, in a 1838 book called The History of Philadelphia Hall. We don't know if this is our Gar...

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From "The Browns of Nottingham": James, born 1mo 17th (17 March), 1681 (presumably the year is already converted, given that another source says 1680/1681), at Marcus Hook; married contrary to orde...

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Not sure where this came from...I cannot document he is the father or wife Phillip Yarnell is believed by Quakers in the Jamestown, Ohio area to be a relative of Beulah (Yarnell) Little. He is a semi...

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Yarnell Luetta - 1858 1938 80 - Silvercreek Old -

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"The last man your Aunt Phyllis dated before she started dating your Uncle Earl was Mr. Mc Callaugh of McCallaugh Funeral Home in Xenia. Rocky's dad"=-Keith Little

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" Grandma Beulah was a strong Quaker. (At The Friends church in Jamestown, Ohio) (where) I went to church with her quite often when I was growing up and one time my friend went with me and we got to gi...

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By deduction on the caption of a photograph I believe his middle name was Willis and that may be what people called him. Yarnell A. W. 1850 1915 65 - Silvercreek Old All of his family could read an...

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John Hampton b. 1643 Scotland, d. 1701 New Jersey m1. Unknown. Possibly Janet Riggs. child: Janet Hampton b. abt 1668 Elphinstone, East Lothian, Scotland d. 1761 Monmouth County, New Jersey m2. 167...

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Daniel Pound grew up a Quaker and when the Revolution came did not fight in it. In addition he had strong sympathies for the British cause and helped them during the war, particularly in Now York City....

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The Browne's dropped the e from their name when they came to the colonies. William may be the last one to have the e in his name. ------------------ From "Martha's Extended Family" family tree page...

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Valentine Hollingsworth Sr (M) b. Jun-1632, d. between 1711 and 1720, #165984 Pop-up Pedigree Relationship=9th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr.. Appears on charts: Pedigree for D...

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A Patriot of the American Revolution for NEW JERSEY with the rank of Captain. DAR Ancestor #: A134036 A distant relative, included here due to his involvement in founding Princeton University. ----...

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GEORGE BOONE, III. (son of George & Sarah Boone) was born at STOAK (a Village near the City of Exeter) in A.D. 1666, being a Weaver; his Wife's Maiden Name was MARY MAUGRIDGE, who was born in BRADNIN...

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George Boone & Deborah Howell Added by harleyangel59 on 13 Nov 2007 George Boone (4), 1st child of George Boone (3) and Mary Milton Maugridge, Daughter of William Maugridge. George (4) was born in ...

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Birth Date 7/16/1706 or 7/27/1706 Death Date 10/17/1762 or 10/14/1762 -------------------- Ref: Google books: Bennett Walker Childs another source with more info:

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John Mendenhall (son of Thomas Mendenhall and Joan Stroud/Stroads/Strode) was born 30 Aug 1659 in Mildenhall, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England, and died 19 Aug 1743 in Pennsylvania. He married Elizabeth Ma...

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Benjamin (Thomas III, Thomas II, Thomas I, John, John), was one of the original Mendenhall emigrants from England to America, arriving April 17, 1685, from the town of Ramsbury. Mildenhall was the name...

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In Johns will, Probated Aug. 6, 1771 in Berkeley County, West Virginia he bequests that he makes to his wife, Martha, are for her to have " as long as sun shines and water runs and wood grows." THIS ...

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JOHN M. Jr. MENDENHALL BORN 3 June 1688, Concord, Chester County, PA DIED 1773, Hopewell, Berkley County, VA MARRIED 10 October 1709, Concord MM, Chester County, PA BURIED Berkley County, Virg...

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Guilford County Land Ownership Mordecai moved to Frederick Co, VA in Sep 1736 shortly after marrying Charity Beeson. In 1751, they moved to New Garden, NC then to Deep River and finally Springfield...

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Edward Beeson 1652 (Lancaster, Lancaster, England) - Mar 1712/13 (Chester Co., PA) The first member of the family to arrive was Edward Beeson, along with his wife Rachel Pennington. Edward Bees...

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Ben M. Angel notes: As a reminder, the West Nottingham Friends Meeting was located in disputed territory at the time of its foundation, and during the time that this ancestor lived there. Eventually, t...

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[Edward Beeson, Jr. was the son of Edward Sr and Rachel Pennington. He was born c.1681 in W. Nottingham, Chester Co., PA and died c. 1725. He married Esther Hall in 1704 at the Newark, PA MM, Society o...

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