PARENTS UNKNOWN.

Relationship, if any, to the Penn proprietors of Pennsylvania, unknown and undocumented. He was certainly not a direct descendant, but may have been a collateral relative in some, probably distant, degree.

Name: Edward Penn
Arrival Year: 1700
Arrival Place: Maryland Source Publication Code: 1243 Primary Immigrant: Penn, Edward

Text: Penn, Edward, planter,A. A. Co.,5th June, 1741; 12th Aug., 1741. To son Edward, 5s. To son Benjamin and hrs., 100 A. “Planters Pleasure”. To son Joseph and hrs., 157 A. dwell. plan., “Dunalls Delight.”. To dau. Jane, personalty. To child. viz., Edward, Benjamin, Joseph, John and Jane, residue of personal estate. Exs.: Sons Edward, Benjamin, Joseph and John. Test: John Waters, James Elder, William Waters. 22. 372. Original Source Name: Land Office Original Source Location: Annapolis, [Anne Arundel County,] Maryland, USA

NB: "John Waters" would be John Waters of "Waters Lotte", and William Waters either John's brother or, possibly, his son. Both Waters men were literate (James Elder was not, he "signed" with a mark) and specifically referenced as Quakers.