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About Samuel Worthington
"The "what I call the" Byberry Worthingtons, settled in or near Byberry in about 1705. Brothers John, Thomas, Samuel can be found in "William W. H. Davis, A.M., Genealogical and Personal History of Bucks County - Volume III,(Genealogical Publishing Co., 1905), Page 559." This line, stayed in the Philadelphia area for a long time, including into the 20th century."
Samuel Worthington (1687–1739) was born in Pownall Fee, Marley, Cheshire, England, moved to Ireland with his family, and died in Orange, Frederick, Virginia. He arrived in Pennsylvania in 1705 with his brothers John and Thomas. In July 1711, he is admitted into the Quakers of Pennsylvania on the word of his father that he was a “laborious lad”. In August 1716, Sarah Simcock was accused of fornication with Samuel in the women’s meeting. They were married in October 1716 at a Quaker meeting. They had three children with Samuel, Jr., being the last. Sometime after Samuel’s birth, they moved to Orange, Virginia, where he died. (by Fran Whyte (Adams)
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Samuel Worthington's Timeline
| 1687 |
October 31, 1687
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Pownall Fee, Marley, Cheshire, England
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| 1717 |
1717
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Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1721 |
June 1721
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Ridley, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1727 |
1727
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Chester County, Pennsylvania
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| 1739 |
June 29, 1739
Age 51
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Orange County, Virginia
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