Hello, I am deep into the Streeper family research. My research tells me that an Isaac Streaper went to the West Indies in 1796. He would have been about 19 years old. He may have had some money to buy property. His family was of Quaker heritage and of German/Dutch/Palatine descent. Later, his brother, Richard, is a confectioner, not a baker, at the port of Philadelphia. It sounds like he handled sugar. How could I learn more about Isaac? Streeper can be spelled many ways. This branch of the family spelled it Streaper most often. Thanks so much for any help or advice that anyone can give. Sincerely yours, Joan Higgins