Mary Kite

http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/john-woolf-jordan/colonial-fa...

Of the son of John Breintnall by his first wife, David Breintnall 3d., little is known; he was devised "one shilling and no more"' by his father's will. The daughter Mary, by first wife, married at Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, February 10, 1742-43, Thomas Kite, son of Abraham and Mary (Peters) Kite, of Blockley, and grandson of James Kite, by his wife, Mary Warner, of the Warners of Blockley, an account of which is given in these volumes. The record of the mar- riage of Mary Breintnall to Thomas Kite states specifically that she was a daugh- ter of John Breintnall by his wife Susanna, deceased, and thus proves that the statement in the Peters genealogy that she married William Peters in 1743 is an error; the Mary Breintnall who married William Peters being her cousin, the daughter of David Breintnall, Jr., by his wife Grace Parker. The latter fact is abundantly confirmed by the will of Mary Andrews, before quoted, which specifi- cally states that Mary Peters was her grandniece, granddaughter of her sister Esther (Andrews) Parker; no relationship existed between Mary Breintnall, daughter of John and M'ary Andrews.