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1/22/2007
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Died before his father
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7/12/2008
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"Joseph Wood was reckoned a good preacher, but in the latter part of his life his influence was much lessened by some family and personal unhappiness."' His successor was Abel Morgan, appointed in 1711...
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To see more about John Wood, click on "Media" above; then, on the right side of the screen, you'll see "Documents." Click on them to read a book about him. If you need help, just contact me.
Early se...
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8/26/2008
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Marriage: 1675 in John Hooton's Home at Skegby in Notts. England
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Emigration: 1678 Robert Arrived in America in December of the year of 1678 on The Shield with his family and many friends. From A Pioneer Schooley Family by May Schooley Ivey.
ROBERT SCHOLEY.
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3/17/2008
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passenger on the Kent (1677) ; settler of West Jersey see Project: Passengers on the Kent
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3/24/2016
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Data conflict: Last name Stacye or Stacey?
Mahlon Stacy aka Stacye Born 1 Jul 1638 in Dorehouse, Handsworth, England
Son of John Stacy and Mary (Fullwood) Stacy
[ Husband of Rebecca (Ely) Stacy...
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GEDCOM Source ===@R-944301646@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. === GEDCOM Source ===Ancestry Fam...
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Thomas was unmarried when he arrived in West Jersey in August 1677. He did not marry until Oct. 1686 when he and Sarah Parker, daughter of George and Sarah Parker of Monmouth County, New ...
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Sarah, married Thomas Schooley of Crosswicks,Burlington County, who was doubtless the son of Robert Schooley, a fellow passenger with Doctor Parke in the voyage from England to the land of their adopti...
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The Quakers formally established their congregation in Burlington County, New Jersey in 1678. Initially, they met in private homes and between 1683 and 1687, Francis Collings constructed a hexagonal me...
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"Doctor" Roger Parke, Sr. (1648 – 1738) was the first white settler in Hopewell, New Jersey.
Roger Parke (also known as Roger Parks) was born 25 June 1648 in Hexham, Cartmel Parish, Northumberland,...
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6/5/2007
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11/3/2010
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