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DAR Ancestor A087409 Successful shipping merchant, engaged in the coasting trade between Philadelphia and Southern ports and West Indies in partnership with Jacob Bright (Brecht)... It was while on a v...

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Rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church at Bedford NY ~• was interested in his paternal family's genealogy and compiled a volume which he published in 1880 It was hand-copied by son w/ additions. a...

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note difficulties with multiple wives and multiple children named George (unsolved) is captured as a source ~• journals : Feb. 5, 1779 (Trappe) ~• allegedly a deserter of the Continental army > He s...

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Most information on his family I find states no parentage - one states he was possibly the son of Hugh of Shoben . Children given as 1. Thomas BULL b: 1705 in [Tredyffrin], Chester Co., PA 2. E...

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Samuel Seabury (November 30, 1729 – February 25, 1796) was the first American Episcopal bishop, the second Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, USA, and the first Bishop of Connecticut. He had bee...

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...East, who became a minister.[6][27] East Apthorp built in 1761 a mansion designed by Peter Harrison; it is now part of the Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts... "Rev. ...

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see Lorenzo Sabine's Biographical Sketches, Amrican Loyalists p.592 • an Episcopal Clergyman of Boston, Massachusetts who was deported also: Lucius R. Paige, History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-...

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~• see L. Sabine in The American Loyalists, Or, Biographical Sketches.. p.141 and p. 590-591 Harvard 1761 to Halifax in 1776 chaplain to De Lancey's 2nd Battalion rector of King's chapel, Pro...

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The Rt. Rev. Dr. Charles Inglis was an Irish clergyman who was consecrated the first Church of England bishop of the Diocese of Nova Scotia. He is buried in the crypt of St. Paul's Church (Halifax).Fol...

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Samuel Auchmuty (January 16, 1722 Boston - March 6, 1777 New York City), was a clergyman. He graduated from Harvard in 1742, studied theology in England, and was appointed assistant minister of Trinity...

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~• a descendant of the famoius family of Maryland > direct to Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore Rev. John Andrews, D.D. (1746–1813): Colonial/American clergyman; 4th Provost (1810–13), 3rd Vice Prov...

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Agnew had been born and educated inn Scotland. He lived in Colonial Va for 25 years prior to the outbreak of the Revolution. (see p. 58 of.. > ~• Agnew was foremost a planter rather than a Church leade...

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started as rector of St. Mark's in 1833 and served until his death Henry Anthon FamilySearch Family Tree Birth: Mar 11 1795 - New York City, New York County, New York, United States Death: Jan 5 1861 ...

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~• direct desc. of the Scottish Stewart line through James Stewart, the Black Knight of Lorn . In ecclesiastical trivia, a contemporary distant cousin is the SPG minister Rev. George Aeneas Ross, M.A. ...

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Was Attty, General of Philadelphia, succeeded by his his brother-in-law George Read John Ross seems to have been a Tory who later leaned toward the sentiments of those who revolted against the Crown,...

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Birth: Sep. 17, 1716 New Castle New Castle County Delaware, USA Death: Apr., 1782 New Castle New Castle County Delaware, USA He was born to Rev. George Ross and first wife, Joanne Williams, and was ...

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religious link between SPG families One of Ann's sons was the Rev. Slator Clay: Rev. Slator Clay is Rev. George Aeneas Ross, M.A.'s daughter's husband's first cousin's husband. Both Rev. Slator a...

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Lived and died on a farm later owned by ex-Governor John F. Hartranft. Christopher was a farmer. . Looks to have shifted faith from Schwenkfelder/Mennonite to Anglican/Episcopal, probably at the behes...

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DAR Ancestor #: A057932 "Caleb Hopkins, born 1759; Lieutenant, Sussex County New Jersey Militia; died 1824, Angelica, New York. "Caleb Hopkins was a Lieutenant under Captain Bonnell in the State troop...

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youngest son of George Hunter apprenticed at a general store 1837: started in the mercantile business at Gulf Mills 1843: purchased the Bird-in-Hand hotel property at Gulf Mills converted the h...

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