Bios: Ll-Ly SURNAME Index to "Colonial Families of Philadelphia," Philadelphia, PA This file contains a part of the every name index to "Colonial Families in Philadelphia", edited by John W. Jordan, published by Lewis Publishers of New York in 1911 in 2 volumes. Index compiled and © by Hamilton Computer Service in 1980, thusneld@fmtc.com Scanning and OCR by Joy Fisher, 2000 from a bound copy donated by Hamilton Computer Service. These books and index are available on microfiche/microfilm from the Family http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/philadelphia/bios.htm **************************************************************** NOTE: Md = Married; Ch = Child NAME MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGES, COMMENTS LLOYD, CATHARINE W BOUTCHER 499 MD ISAAC LLOYD LLOYD, HANNAH 1699 497 MD ROBERTS & PASCHALL LUCKEN, Hannah 1698 744 1470 Md Sam. D Pastorius

TORIES - BLACK LIST: AN ALPHABETICAL LIST Of All Persons Attainted of HIGH TREAS0N, IN PURSUANCE OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Butcher, John. Comely, Joseph. McKee, Alexander. Pastorious, Abraham. This information was originally published by: ONTARIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Papers and Records Volume ??, Published in Toronto in 19?? Pages 112-120. NOTE: The surnames are grouped alphabetically, but are NOT sorted. Return to my main index. - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- BLACK LIST* A list of those Tories who took part with Great Britain In the Revolutionary War and were attainted of -:HIGH TREASON:- Commonly called the -:BLACK LIST:- to which is prefixed the legal opinions of ATTORNEYS-GENERAL McKEAN & DALLAS, etc. PHILADELPHIA, PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETOR. 1802. Copyright secured according to Law. *Contributed by Mrs. J Rose Holden, of Hamilton. - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- (snip)... It may, therefore, be proper to subdivide the question and consider, 1-The situation of those who, previous to the 11th February, 1777, adhered to the King of Great Britain. 2-The situation of those who, after that time, took the oath of allegiance, or joined the British, and have been attainted of high treason. 3-Of those who, after the 11th February, 1777, took the oath of allegiance to, or joined the British armies, and were NOT attainted of treason. 1.--With respect to those who, previous to Feb. 11th, 1777, made their election, and adhered to the British, I conceive there can be no doubt, they became British subjects, and could not afterwards become citizens of Pennsylvania, but by complying with the forms, etc., prescribed it the Acts for the naturalization of foreigners. This priciple seems to be settled by the case of the Commonwealth against Chapman, determined in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in April, 1781. 2.--With regard to those who, after February, 1777, joined the British, and were attainted of treason, where the attainder has not been reversed or a pardon procured, they cannot be considered as restored to the rights of citizenship. The treaty of peace did not operate as a reversal of the attainder nor as a pardon, but only protects the persons from further prosecution or punishment. 3.--As to the third class, who, after the 11th. February, 1777, took the oath of allegiance to the King of Great Britain, or joined the British armies, and were not attainted, they cannot be considered as expatriated; though such acts might be deemed overt acts of treason, they must still be considered as citizens, and entitled to the rights of citizenship. Till attainder, their rights were not forfeited. The test laws have now no operation on the question, unless to show the sense of the Legislature in support of the above principle. By the eleventh section of the Act of 5th December, 1778, it is enacted that those who had taken the oath or affirmation of allegiance to the State, and afterwards to the King of Great Britain, should be incapable of election, etc., until they should take the oath therein prescribed by the Act of 13th March, 1789, all the test laws were repealed, and the oath of allegiance, etc., rendered unnecessary. So that those who took an oath of allegiance to the King of Great Britain, joined his banner, or committed any other treasonable act, are not disfranchised unless attainted. J. B. McKEAN. - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- AN ALPHABETICAL LIST Of All Persons Attainted of HIGH TREAS0N, IN PURSUANCE OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Butcher, John. Comely, Joseph. McKee, Alexander. Pastorious, Abraham. SECRETARY'S OFFICE, LANCASTER. September 18th, 1802 I do certify to all whom it may concern, that the foregoing is a true copy of the Original, remaining on file, in the said Office. Witness my hand and seal the day and year aforesaid. (Sgd.) T. M. TH0MPS0N, Sec. - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- Bill Martin, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. email bmartin@tbaytel.net http://www.tbaytel.net/bmartin/ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------

My BUTCHER family lived for over 200 hundred years in the Wonersh, Shamley Green, Bramley area of Surrey England and just headed over the border into Sussex about 1700. But, there has been several BUTCHER families that have trailed upto Putney, Hackney, Wandsworth areas. Does this connect to anyone? They are William, Thomas & Alfred BUTCHER all children of John and Mary BUTCHER. Now, John and Mary pose another problem. John was born in 1795 in Wonersh, the illeg son of James BUTCHER & Sarah WOOLGAR. They married in 1801 and had another son in 1802, my problem is this, I can not find John & Mary's marriage. I have checked under the names of BUTCHER & WOOLGAR, and come up with zilch. According to the 1851 Census Mary was born in Artington, and low and behold I found a marriage of a Mary Stevens (born Artington) and John Woolgar in nearby Hascombe, I was hopeful, Hascombe had family connections back in the 1700s, But alas, this is NOT my family as they were having offspring in Hascombe at the same time as my line were producing in Wonersh. I can establish that John lived his life as a BUTCHER, and he did inherit from his father, although substancially less than his younger brother. Does anyone have the answer? Regards Julie Goucher anglers.rest@virgin.net

Hello Listers, I am looking for relatives to Boyd Willis Butcher. Last known residence was in Burwell Nebraska. He had married Helen Smith. The children's names ; some have different last names because of being adopted out.Leo Butcher,Bill & Tom Brewster,Leroy Baker, NancyYoung(Barone), Luise & Larry Young,Helen Hampton, Leslie, Marie Rich, Luther W. Butcher,____________ and one who's name I don't have. Some of Boyd's siblings are Ralph, Nina, Don. Any help is very appreciated Robert E.Butcher Bob & Teresa Butcher Isa:40:31: But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

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On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 01:28:01 -0400 sealover2@juno.com writes: >Anno Dom: 1734 > LOWER DUBLIN > Charles Huffty............200 > Benjamin Huffty...........100 > Hance Yerick............... > > HORSHAM > Alizander Quee............150 The aforementioned Alizander QUEE might possibly have been the same person as "Alexander Quee" mentioned in John Boutcher/ Butcher's will in 1707. In the will, John says that he wills and bequeaths a mare to "Alexander Quee & Mary Parker". I find this very interesting and curious. My question is: Is it possible that either Alexander Quee or Mary Parker was John Boutcher's relative in 1707. If so, how? Somewhere Alexander's surname was spelled as "Mecee" -- maybe for "McGee". Also, about the surname "Huffty" (see "Benjamin Huffty and Charles Huffty" in the first paragraph above). This is the surname of John Boutcher's daughter Mary's husband John Husty. In the early days in England and Germany, one wrote "S" for "ff". Regards, Jean

Military: Abington, Moreland and Hatboro Military Rolls for 1890: Montgomery Co, PA 1890 MILITARY ENROLLMENT LIST NAME AGE OCCUPATION MARITAL NOTES STATUS UPPER DISTRICT Boutcher, Walter 25 Clerk S. Boutcher, B. Frank 27 Merchant M. MORELAND UPPER DIVISION NAME AGE OCCUPATION MARITAL NOTES STATUS Marple, George 30 Carpenter M. Copyright © 1998 by Francis J. Devlin. This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives. DEVLINFRANK@prodigy.net USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: Printing this file by non-commercial individuals and libraries is encouraged, as long as all notices and submitter information is included. Any other use, including copying files to other sites requires permission from the submitters PRIOR to uploading to any other sites. We encourage links to the state and county table of contents. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ ____________________________________________________________ This listing presents the military enrollment lists for the Morelands and Hatboro for the year 1890. It is a continuation of a project begun in Volume LIII (1993) and continued in Volume LIV (1994) of the Old York Road Historical Society Bulletin. It represents an attempt to fill the gap left by the destruction by fire in 1921 of the Federal Census for 1890. The rolls present a census of men between the ages of twenty-one and forty-five eligible for military service if the need for them were to arise. The rolls are preserved in the archives of the Montgomery County Historical Society in Norristown. The handwriting of the county registrar for the year 1890 is particularly difficult to decipher. Accordingly this list has been compared with the rolls for 1889 and 1891 to transcribe as accurately as possible the names and vital statistics for the men. Unfortunately, some indecipherable names appear only in 1890 and thus cannot be emended. These names are indicated by (?) directly after the name. The registrar also failed to record ages, professions, and marital status for some of the men. Where possible, this information has been abstracted from the two supplementary rolls and is indicated by inclusion in brackets < >. The registrar regularly lists the men with the first two initials or an abbreviated first name. Where these names can be identified by the listings in other years, this is indicated by parentheses within the name. The listing of trades and marital status in the three lists is remarkably consistent. However, the ages vary greatly from year to year especially as the candidate nears age forty-five. Variant ages from the 1889 record are given in parentheses if they seem significant. African-American citizens are indicated in the vocabulary of the day as "Colored." Sincere thanks are due to the Historical Society of Montgomery County, owners of the documents. President Edward T. Addison, Jr. has kindly given permission to undertake this project. Thanks are also due to Vivian Taylor at the SocietyÕs library for her invaluable cooperation.

Anno Dom: 1734 LOWER DUBLIN Charles Huffty............200 Benjamin Huffty...........100 Hance Yerick............... HORSHAM Alizander Quee............150 MOORLAND MANNOR John Van Buskirke.........180 Benjamen Cooper...........100 Wallter Cumly.............100 John Cumly................100 John Dorland..............200 Thomas Pennington.........150 Samson Davis...............50 John Lidlard..............100 James Dewsbery............150 Joseph Cumly..............100 John Simcock...............10 David Marpole............... Thomas Murrill.............15 John Dawson.................3 William Hancok..............1 Daniel Dawson...............4 William Murry..............29 William Moses..............19 Standish Ford...............4 Isaac Tustin..............100 Richard Marpole...........170 Garret Winecoap...........200 Henry Cumley..............300 Isaac Wallton.............100 Peter Likeing.............100 Nicholas Gilbert..........200 Thomas Loyd...............120 Thomas Wood...............200 Jeremiah Wallton..........100 James Hawkins..............50 Thomas Wallton.............50 Thomas Whitten............100 John Butcher..............100 Wido. Dungworth.............9 Cornelius Winecoap........100 Thomas Kirke...............40 Patrick Kelly.............100 Joseph Duffeld............200 Joseph Vanbuskirke........150 Joseph McVaugh............100 Harman Yerkus.............150 Theodorus Hull............150 Samuel Butcher.............50 OXFORD Josiah Harpers Estate......200 Joseph Harper..............200 Source: PUBLICATIONS OF THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA Dec. 1898, Miscellany No. 2 Landholders of Philadelphia County, 1734 A List of the Names of the Inhabitants of the County of Philadelphia, with the quantity of Land they respectively hold therein, according to the uncirtaine Returns of the Constables.

Benejah Butcher Birth: 1758, Mt. Holly MM, Burlington, NJ Marriage: 1784 Rachel Shinn Submitter: Patty B. White 175 N. 500 West Price, Utah 84501 - ---------------------------------------------------- Joseph Butcher married Prudence rogers 13 April 1747 Burlington, NJ Submitter: Lorraine Merrell 347 No. 300 East Blackfoot, Idaho 83221 - ------------------------------------------------------ Source: http://www.familysearch.com

Source: Bulletin of Historical Society of Montgomery County, Vol. 3, page, 295-96 Chapter: "Colonial Land Tenure in Hatboro and Vicinity" [Note: Hatboro is an adjacent portion of Upper Moreland township.] About 25 acres of the Carrington purchase, at the corner of Pioneer and Davidsville roads, were apparently sold to one Daniel thompson soon after Riderpoke obtained possession (Montgomery Deed 7, 79), but his remaining land was kept intact until his death. It was then divided (Philadelphia Wills) S, 347) among his three daughters and their husbands: John and Rosannah Harner were given the home place, now estimated as 66 acres, and a 14-acre field at the north corner of BYBERRY and DAVISVILLE roads; John and Sophia Rhoads received the balance of the Garrison and Carrington tracts; while Henry and Elizabeth Bickley inherited the 57 acres formerly belonging to Randolph Morgan. The Harners sold their land to Richard Kimble in 1806 (Montgomery Deeds 24, 505), but the other families held their properties until after 1830. When the RICHARD MARPLE estate was broken up in 1756-7, the Court gave 22 acres to the oldest son Richard, 15 acres to a daughter SUSANNAH, wiffe of SAMUEL BUTCHER, another 15 acres to a younger son Northrup, and the remaining 8 1/2 acres, with the family residence, tod the youngest son DAVID. All of RICHARD's and Northrup's land and 5 1/2 acres of David's were were sold almost immediately to their neighbor Moses Vancourt, while SUSANNAH's 15 acres were bought by another neighbor, JOhn Jones. When Vancourt left the neighborhood, a year or two later, he sold 13 3/4 acres to Jones and the remainder to John Crosleyt (Pennsylvania Deeds I 6, 524 X 4, 17). The three acres remaining in young DAVID MARPLE's possession formed a long, narrow strip on the east side of York Road, including the former Peter Lycan cabin and lot and adjoining land lying on both sides dof the present EAST MORELAND AVENUE. In December 1757, MARPLE conveyed this property to Abraham Bond (Pennsylvania Deeds I 16, 184), a chairmaker, who operated a small chair-factory on the premises until his death in 1775. During his ownership, he replaced the log cabin with a substantial stone residence, which stood at the southeast corner of YORK ROAD and MORELAND AVENUE until recent years. After Bond's death, the property was sold to William Miller of Philadlephia (Pennsylvania I 16, 189), and by Miller's estate to Jacob Tomkins in 1779 (Montgomery Deeds 10, 309)." A map on page 268 shows the names of streets. Vertically, Byberry Road [1720] strretches from the south to the center of the intersection of York Road [1711] on the west side and Warminister Road [1761] on the east side. Byberry Road itself is on the Manor Line all the way to the end of the north in Hatboro (next to Horsham). DAVID MARPLE owned two patents, one on Manor Line [1741] and on Moreland Road [1758]. Pennypack Creek divides BYBERRY ROAD and YORK ROAD. On the west side of the Pennyopack Creek were the homes of ISAAC WALTON [1715] , JACOB WALTON [1763] JEREMIAH WALTON [1715], THOMAS WALTON [1763]. On the east side of the Creek was the home of Mary Keach ["ca. 1689"], Margaret Loofburrow [1740], John Crosley [1740], Thomas Lloyd [1738]. In the northeast intersection of York Road and BYBERRY ROAD on Warminister Road was the third home of DAVID MARPLE [1734]. JOHN BOUTCHER used to live somewhere on Byberry Road between Warminister Road (in the north) and Davidsville Road (in the south) on the east side of the Pennypack Creek in 1690s-1707. The Benjamin Boutcher family was married into the Walton family in Bucks County near the border of the Manor of Moreland Line in Montgomery County. Jean

Source: Bulletin of Historical Society of Montgomery County, Vol. 8, page 119, page 123 and page 127. Chapter: Early Land Transactions of Montgomery County Page 119: "1. DEED. 10 October 1694, Samuel Moore, [please see Jean's note below] Philadelphia, son and heir of Nicholas Moore, Esq., decd., to John Butcher, said county, husbandman. £30, Pa. money. Tract in said county. adj. Patricl Kelle, said Samuel Moore, land appointed for Nicholas Moore, John Baker, widow of Boeden, Walter Pumphrey and Thomas Kimber; cont. 300 acres. Part of 10,000 acres granted by the Proprietor to Nicholas Moore, father of said Samuel Moore, located by the Surveyor General, and confirmed by patent. Under rent of 3 half pence per 100 acres. Wits.: Toby Leech, Edward Williams [mark], William Wells, Thomas ffairman. Ack. in open Court leld at Philadelphia 10 December 1694. Rec. 4 April 1734. Book F 6, p. 401." [Note: Please see the next posting titled "Moreland". ] Page 123: "9. DEED. 16 January 1696/7. John Claypoole, sheriff of Philadlephia, to Robert Heaton, county Bucks, husbandman. Judgment was obtained against John Holme, county Philadelphia, who married Mary More, relicit and admx. of Nicholas More, late of said county, doctor in physick, decd., for £52 2 s. Pa, money. A writ of fieri facias was issued 11 June 1696. [Please see Jean's note in regard to "fieri facias" below.] 600 acres unimproved land, part of the Manor of Moreland, in county Philadlephia, adj. John Butcher, Nicholas, Sarah and Rebecca More, Richard Taylor and John Brock, Rebecca and Sarah More, henry Comly. Sold at house of Thomas Parsons at Frankfort Mill (10), 19 December 1696; "at the going out of the Flame of the Candle;" (11) Robert Heaton bid £90. - -------------------------- 11. This seems a very early use of the name Frankford which is still applied to a locality within Philadelphia city. - -------------------------- 12. Auction by inch of candle, an old method of selling by auction, still sometimes practised, in which a small piece of candles is lighted at the beginning of a sale, and the highest bid made before the wick falls is successful." (Century Dictionary.) [Note: "fieri facias" [Italian] make it be done; a writ ordering execution of a judgmeny agaibnt a debtor.] " Page 127: "6. DEED. 10-7-1699. Walter Pumphrey, county Philadelphia, carpenter, to Peter Lester, same place, wheelwright. £180, silver, Pa. Tract in said county, part of Manor of Moorland, adj. Thomas Kimber, Silas Crispin, Abraham Richard, Samduel Moore; cont. 232 acres. Also, 2 acres 5 perches meadow land by Pemepeck creek, adj. Abraham Richard. Both purchased from John Eule, 27 Octobter 1694. Also,m an adjoining tract, adj. John Baker, John Butcher; cont 50 acres, purchased from William Beadell and George Hutcheson, admrs. of Rebeckah Booden, 3-18-1697. Also, 1 1/2 acres meadow adjoining, on east side of Pemepeck creek, purchased of Abraham Richards, 9-4-1696. Grantor appoints William Preston, of Franckford, county Philadelphia, his attorney (etc.). Wits.: Benjamin Duffield, Abraham Richards. Ack. in Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, 4 September 1701. Recs. 11 September 1739. Book G 2, p. 165" Regards, Jean

Source: Bulletin of Historical Society of Montgomery County, Vol. 6, page 39 Chapter: "The History of Mooreland" [sic] Unless I have a scanner, it would be time-consuming typing more than five, eight long pages, so I will type a paragraph only, a paragraph wherein the names of Boucher and Butcher appear. : ) "Those east of the Middle to the Pine Road, were Cornelius Wynkoop, John Harrison, John McVaugh, SAMUEL BOUCHER, William Murrey, JOHN BUTCHER and Caspar Fetters. Between the Pine Road and Byberry, Joseph Mitchell, Jonathan Comly, Richard Maple, Derrick Hewson, William Roberts, Albertson Walton, William Tilyer, Henry Comly, Nicholas Moore, Jr., and John Blackford." It is hard to determine the date, but, according to the earlier paragraph and the later paragraph, the date might be some time between 1682 and 1712. Jean -

Source: Bulletin of Historical Society of Montgomery County, Vol. 8, page 270 Chapter: Early Land Transactions of Montgomery County 80. Deed Poll. 7 October 1704. William Penn, Esq., son and heir of WILLIAM PENN, Esq., Proprietary and Governor, to William Trent and Isaac Norris, both of the city of Philadelphia. Whereas, William Penn, Esq., Proprietary (etc.), by patent dated 2 October 1704 under hands of Commissioners of Property, confirmed unto William Penn, the son, a tract on river Schuylkill in the county Philadelphia, adj. Plymouth township, Whitpain's township, "Manor of Bibberts;" cont. 7480 acres, under yearly rent of one English silver shilling per 100 acres. Now said William Penn, the son, for £850, Pa. money, conveys to said William Trent and Isaac Norris, the said 7480 acres, under yearly quit rent. [signed:] Wm. Penn Jur. Wits: Wm Monington Moore, John Bourchier. Ack. in County Court of Common Pleas, 7 Decmeber 1704. Rec.--[no record found.] Book E 4, vol. 78, p. 161. Copied from a book in the DAR library by Jean Boutcher -

[Note: Samuel Moore's father was a physician named Dr. Nicholas More, Esq. from London, England. I do not know whether he was connected to one of the most famous The surname was originally spelled as MORE. [I am not ascertained as to whether Dr. Nicholas More was connected with Sir Thomas More (1478-1535), a most famous humanist and writer ("Utopia") who was beheaded by King Henry VIII. His surname More evolved to Moore in Pennsylvania. The spelling for Manor of Moreland, Moretown, and Moreland Twp, which were named for Dr. More, also evolved to Manor of mOOreland, mOOretown, and mOOreland twp as the surname. The location of Manor of Moreland is in Montgomery County which is in the northeast corner of both Philadelphia County and Bucks County in Pennsylvania. Regards, Jean Boutcher

Source: Bulletin of Historical Society of Montgomery County, Vol. 24, page 318 Chapter: Moreland: Window Pane Tax Lists United States Direct Tax of 1798 third District Tax Division (Bucks, Montgomery Counties) Third and Fourth Assessment District (MONTGOMERY COUNTY) (Township of Moreland) Particular List or Description of each Dwelling House.... Occupant: Boucher, widow Owner: Jos. Boucher Dwelling House: 1 Outhouses Appurtenant: ----- Kitchen - Dimension: 18 x 18; Materials: Stone Shop - Dimension: 18 x 13; Materials: Log The book contaisns more lists on Joseph Boucher's other properties. Copied from a book in the DAR library by Jean Boutcher

Source: Bucks County, Pennsylvania Deed Records 1684-1763 by John David Davis [Baltimore: Heritage Books, Inc., 1997], page 86. P. 146, 10 Mar 1703, Mary Plumley, (widow of James Plumley), of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, William Budd, yeoman, of Burlington Co., West New Jersey and Charles Plumley, (brother of said James), joiner, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to John Plumley, yeoman, of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, £150, 250 acres of 500 acres, Henry & Margery Paxson and their daughter Elizabeth Burton, widow, all of Bucks co., Pennsylvania, sold to the said James Plumley and his brother the said John Plumley... trust for John son of said James. Signed Mary Plumley, William Budd and Charles Plumley. Wit: John Bouchier. Copied from a book in the DAR library by Jean Boutcher -

WILL OF JOSEPH BOUTCHER OF MORELAND, MONT. CO. PA. BOUTCHER, JOSEPH. Moreland. Oct 7, 1798. Nov 13, 1798. 2.74 To son Nathaniel, 15 s. To son John, walnut desk. To wife Rachel, bed, bedding,&c., use of estate until youngest child is 10 years or during widowhood. At death or marriage of wife or when youngest child is 10 years; estate to be sold; dower of 150 pds. to be left in hands of purchaser and interest paid to wife during life. At wife's death said 150 pds. divided among 11 children. Rem. of estate to be divided into 16 parts, equally. To son John 2 parts. To son Benjamin, 2 parts. To son Joseph, 2 parts. To son Elisha, 2 parts. To son Enos, 2 parts. To each daughter: Martha, Sarah, Priscilla, Ann, elizabeth and Rachel, 10 part. Execs: Son John and Joshua Comaly. Wit: Jonathan Comaly, Rynear Lukens. Source: "Abstracts of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Wills & Administrations 1784-1823", by Ellwood Roberts, 1998. Copied from a book in the DAR library by Jean Boutcher -

Enos Boucher was married 9 March 1820 to Margaret Wynkoop in Presbyterian Church in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Margaret Wynkoop was a descendant of Cornelius Evertsz Wynkoop. He was born in 1627 in Amsersfoot, Nykerk, Netherlands, where he married January 29, 1657, to Maria Jans Langendyck. Cornelis and Maria emigrated to the Dutch Colony (now NYC) in 1662. Source: www.familysearch.com Regards, Jean Boutcher -

Source: "The Abington Cemetery: a History: A Paper Read by Gordon Butterworth, L.L.B. of Abington at a meeting of the Historical Society of Old York Road, Montgomery Co. Pa. April 30, 1946". The numbers on the list apply to those appearing on the plan of the cemetery made by on and have no other significances. The names and dates are compiled from information appearing in the records of the Presbyterian Church in Abington and its cemetery on Old York Road and Susquehanna Road in Abington, Pennsylvania. 703 Boutcher, Alfred 1831-1891 Boutcher, Carrie Shelmire, d. Oct, 12, 1937 706 Boutcher, Charlotte H. 1833-1016 220 Boutcher, Elizaberth, d. July 5, 1836, age 46, 6 mos. 7 days. 705 Boutcher, Enos, b. April 6, 1797; d. Feb. 4, 1860, 62 years. 704 Boutcher, Margaret, wife of Enos, b. Feb. 29, 1796; d. May 12, 1873. 31 Boutcher, Francis, d. Jan. 9, 1877, age 83, 7 mos. 19 days. 32 Boutcher, Jacob B., b. 7-31-1792; d. May 3, 1864. 703 Boutcher, Mary Ann, dau of George and Alice, b. Dec. 17, 1858; d. Jan. 15, 1859. 708 Boutcher, Maggie W. dau of Alfred & Charlotte, b. Oct 7, 1856; d. April 9, 1864. 702 Boutcher, Mary Ann, dau of Enos & Margaret, d. March 29, 1844, age 23 years 11 days. 219 Boutcher, Mary, d. Aug 21, 1856, age 63 yrs. 8 mos. 18 days. 222 Boutcher, Mary Elizabeth, dau of Wynkook & Elizabeth, d. April 25, 1851, age 15 months 3 days. 223 Boutcher, Lucy Ann, dau of Wynkoop & Elizabeth, d. March 28, 1856 age 1 month 5 days. Regards, Jean Boutcher SeaLover2@Juno.com J.Boutcher.1@alumni.NYU.edu [lifetime forwarding email]

Descendants of the Huguenot Simon Boucher of Claverack, New York. (He came to the Dutch Colony in 1658 from France.) The index of the book reads, "Boucher (see Baustscher, Poucher)". Both baptismal and marriage records showing four variants of spelling for Boucher were written by pastors and transcribed by Arthur C. M. Kelly [1970]. I suspect that the pastor or transcriber inadvertently wrote "P" because in my analysis, he also wrote "PLASS" for the original spelling: BLASS which was the surname of Philip Blass (you will see it below). Bautscher Boucher Poucher Poutscher Source: "Baptismal Record of Reformed Church, Claverack, New York: 1727-1899," transcribed and indexed by Arthur C. M. Kelly, Rhinebeck, 1970. [Note: Claverack , which is currently in Columbia County, New York, is the east side of the Hudson River, approximately five miles of the Catskills. BAPTISMAL RECORDS: Bap. Date: 1783 Parents: Jems Bautscher, Anna Item: 728 Child: Petrus, b.8.27 Sponsors Peter Haber, Margareth Bap. Date: 11.8.1795 Parents: Anthonius Boucher, Anna Haugh Item: 2692 Child: Johannes, b. 10.7 Sponsors: Carl Nier, Eva Ensel Bap. Date: 11.17.1795 Parents: Barent Richard, Eva Boucher Item: 2694 Child: Anna Maria, b. 10.2 Sponsors: George Elseber, Anna Maria Meer Bap. Date: 4.3.1797 Parents: Stephanus Borgard, Lena Tremper Item: 2743 Child: Johannes, b. 2.14 Sponsors: Anthony Boucher, Anatje Hough Bap. Date: 8.28.1796 Parents: Jost Poucher, Elisabeth Kuckenheim Item: 2796 Child: Catharina, b. 7.20 Sponsors: Johannes Poucher, Catharine Simon Bap. Date: 3.5.1797 Parents. Johannes Boucher, Catharine Simon Item: 2879 Child: Elisabeth, b. 1.18 Sponsors: Joseph Boucher, Elisabeth Cookenheim Bap. Date: 11.5.1797 Parents: Joseph Boucher, Elizabeth Cookenheim Item: 2964 Child: Critje, b. 9.7 Sponsors: Hendrich Traber, Critje Cookenheim Bap. Date: 1802 Parents: Joseph Poucher, Elisabeth Item: 1365 Child: Eva, b. 9.13 Barent Reichard, Eva Poucher Bap. Date: 2.10.1805 Parents: Anton Bautscher, Anna Item: 1491 Child: Hendrich, b. .7.24 Sponsors: Hendrich Hamm, Elisabeth N_eiferfe Bap. Date: 1806 Parents: Philip Blass, Anna Maria Bautscher Item: 1567 Child: Betsy, b. 11.18 Sponsors: Peter Rockenfelder, Betsy Decker Bap: Date: same as above Parents: Philip Blass, Anna Maria Poucher Item: 1479 Child: James, b. 2.13.1804 Sponsors: James D. Gardiner, Gertrant Huyser Bap. Date: 3.8.1807 Parents: Hans Bautscher, Maria Bitzer Item: 1577 Child: Anton, b. 2.4 Sponsors: Anton Baustscher, Anna wife Bap.Date: 3.8.1807 Parents: Anton Baustscher, Anna Item: 1576 Child: Anna Maria, b. 1.17 Sponsors: Philip Plass, wife Anna Maria Bautscher Bap. Date: 8.14.1808 Parents: Anton Baustscher, Anna Item: 1658 Child: Philip, b. 7.24 Sponsors: Conrad Milius, Susanna Rosman Bap. Date: 9.30.1810 Parents: Anton Bautscher, Anna Item: 1819 Child: Michael Sponsors: Michael Neiffer & wife Elisabeth Hamm Bap. Date: 8.23.1812 Parents: Anthon Bautscher Item: 2015 Child: Jonas, b. 8.2 Sponsors: None Bap. Date: 8.14,1814 Parents: Anton Poucher, Jr. and Anna Item: 2243 Child: Levi, b. 7.28 Sponsors: None Bap. Date: 8.14.1814 Parents: John Poucher, Maria Greti *Grete* Item: 2245 Child: Susanna, b. 1.16 Sponsors: Mother Susanna Poucher Bap. Date: 3.3.1816 Parents: Antony Boucher, Anna Item: 2403 Child: Peggy, b. 2.15 Sponsors: None Bap. Date: 4.5.1817 Parents: Philiip Plass, Ammy Poucher [note: Plass for Blass] Item: 2577 Child: Peggy, b. 3.16 Bap. Date: 4.26.1818 Parents: Anthony Poucher, Anna Item: 2605 Child: Geddy maria, b. 3.19 Sponsors: None Bap. Date: 4.30.1820 Parents: Anthony Poucher, Anna Item: 2818 Child: Elisabeth, b. 3.31 Sponsors: None Bap. Date: 4.21.1822 Parents: Anthony Poucher, Jr., Anna Item: 3082 Child: William, b. 2.16 Sponsors: None Regards, Jean Boutcher SeaLover2@Juno.Com J.Boutcher.1@alumni.NYU.edu [lifetime forwarding email] -