Hi Debbie Thank you for the offer to look up names. I appreciate this generous gesture. When you get the time could you please check for the name Thomas Phillips? Anita Palmer, Albuq, NM

With the aid of Carol Garnett's " New Castle Co Delaware Land Records 1770-1777" pages 162,62,214,and 56,and with the aid of www.google.com,and with everything I've learned here on DENEWCAS-L,and WVHAMPSH-L,and OHCLERMO-L BALL, WILLIAM. Phila. Esq. September 4, 1809. June 2, 1810. 3.193. Legacy to nephew Joseph Ball son of late bro. Samuel Ball. To each of the daus. of Ann Stout dau. of cousin David Hall. To negro man Robert. To sister Ann Gibson and to her children a piece of land in Northern Liberties marked in plan of the division of his father's land no. 18. Mary Ball late in tenure of Henry Funk. All lands, tenements &c. in City and Co. of Phila. to children of sd. nephew Joseph Ball, namely William Whyte Ball, Joseph Ingles Ball, Benjamin Ball (lots before devised excepted). All other estate in Wilmington and Counties of New Castle and Kent or elsewhere in DE and in Counties of Berks, Northumberland, Luzerne, Huntingdon, Westmoreland and elsewhere in PA, in Hampshire Co., VA, or any other part of the world he gives to sd. nephew Joseph Ball during his life, at his death to his children. Execs: Sd. nephew Joseph Ball and his father-in-law John Hewson and Joseph L. Inglis of Phila., Clerk, in case of death of sd. John Hewson, he appoints his son John Hewson, Jr. Letters granted to John Hewson and Joseph L. Inglis. Joseph Ball affirmed October 22, 1821. John Hewson September 8, 1825.

Several times Carol Garnett's new book "New Castle County Land Records 1770-1777" mentions 'Turf and Twig" and I found quick reference for it's use from Mass to Va.. From England- There are many Commoners in Malmesbury, all descendants of men who fought for King Athelstan at the Battle of Brunanburg in 937. AD. Athelstan, the Saxon King of Wessex, gave the men of Malmesbury a share of 700 acres of land as a reward for their part in the defeat of the Danes. They could farm or graze animals on this land. The right to become a Commoner was passed down from father to son, and a ceremony is still held when a Malmesburian becomes a Commoner. He has to stand on a piece of turf from the common and is hit on the back with a hazel stick while someone says "Turf and twig I give to thee, as King Athelstan gave to me." He then receives a share of the annual rent on the land, but ceases to be a Commoner if he moves out of Malmesbury. The Malmesbury Commoners meet several times a year in the Old Courthouse.

Are there marriage records-any kind of records-for St Anne's back to 1750? 1770? I did find a few tombstone records including Phillip Reading,Jr. Rev Phillip Reading,Sr.. I found a Peterson tree for Mary Peterson m Phillip Reading,Jr in an on-line Van Bibber newsletter. I'm guessing I'm hunting Ball's and Brown's from Newport,Del's St James move south to St Anne's. Adjoining neighbors of Rev Phillip Reading. I sn't it wild how a surname starts showing up everyplace! I'm hunting Capt Reading,of NJ's 2nd in 1777 for my Jesse Justice.

I suppose I'm a distant cousin. I'm from the Swedish Lutherian minster Lock,of about 1650-55,and his son,Andrew Lock,who died of a rattlesnake bite on the NJ bank about 1710. Thru the minister's young 2nd wife,the dau of Mans Lom,you're related to many Swedes,as she had 6 sisters who married.

Spent an afternoon last week at the new Delaware Archives building. What a beautiful place. Wish I had had more time there. Did find a hand written letter from the rector of Trinity (Old Swede's) Church listing the marriage of Mary Jane Magens to Milo Locke on Oct. 14, 1856. They had 2 children Clara b. 1857 and William M. b.1860. Clara married John Moon in 1893. Interested in finding descendants. Margery Magens Huemmler

List, I received the following request which I cannot do. Is there a kind soul out there who would like to help Norm? If you are interested please e-mail him at: normanc@mcpheeusa.com <<Hi Helen, You have helped me in the past with sending out messages to the Rootweb list people. I wondered if you might be able to research an obituary for me??? I have found out my Birth parents names and unfortunately my B-father is deceased. Harold William Gilger was born Jan 28 1943 and he died in March of 1973 His wife is Ruth Marlean (Hobbs) Gilger -- They have three children I was their forth - but was placed for adoption. They were living in Chester when I was born. (1966) That is all I know. I wondered if you lived in the Chester area if you would/could research at a library the actual obituary as it was printed in the Chester Times. I believe they changed the name of the paper to Delaware County Times. But I'm not sure what name it was in 1973. Anyhow, I found out that the Widener Library would probably have it. I called and they said that they wouldn't search for me that I had to come in. I live in CT and it would be about 3 1/2 hour drive for me. I am seriously considering getting down there...but thought of you. If I am asking too much, please let me know. Greatly appreciate your help. Norm>> Thank you! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Hi list, I came across this info in the Delaware County Daily Times, in the 100 Years Ago section. 28 Mar 1904 -- Chester Times After the new rules of the court go into effect the first Monday of April, it will not be easy for a foreigner to secure naturalization papers in the county. The new rules are strict on this question and the applicant must clearly prove that he is entitled to become a citizen of the Untied States before the right can be conferred upon him. The most important change in the rules is that requiring each person who desires to become a citizen of the United States to be represented by a lawyer, a member of the Delaware County Bar. The applicant also must be a bona fide resident of this county for at least six months immediately preceeding (sic), his application. This will bar outsiders coming into the county just to be made citizens. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Hi all I volunteer there: #302-654-1911, hours Tuesday 10 to 1 and 6 to 9; Wednesday 1 to 4 and 6 to 9; Thursday 1 to 4; Saturday 10 to 1. There is no answering machine so call when it is open. The name of the church is Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. We are currently offering free genealogy classes: a.. The next one is May 1, 2004 from 9 to 10 A.M. It will be on "Naturalizations, and how to Use Them". b.. On May 1, 2004 at 11A.M. there will be an Irish lecture on "Griffith's Valuation Cancelled Books, and how to use them". (Irish Family History Research Group sponsors this) c.. On April 17 at 10 A.M. there will be , "An Introduction to Genealogical Documents Available in Germany". d.. (The German Family History Research Group sponsors this) If interested in attending these classses call the center and give them your name. Regards Nancy Lyons ----- Original Message ----- From: <KarenKayeC@aol.com> To: <DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 12:34 AM Subject: Re: [NewCastle] Family History Center In a message dated 3/10/2004 7:10:49 AM Central Standard Time, vze42zfa@verizon.net writes: > Does anyone know if the Family History Center in Wilmington has an email > address? I can't find their phone number to call and ask them. > > Thanks. > > Look up the church number; some phone books have LDS church and some have Morman church as their listing. Someone there will tell you the number for the center and its hours. Or, if you are lucky, you will call when some volunteers are manning the center and the person who answered the phone for the church will transfer you to the center. In Salt Lake, and in Minnesota, the family history centers are located in the churches (not the temples) and have limited hours -- depending on volunteer availability, I suppose. Karen

In a message dated 3/10/2004 7:10:49 AM Central Standard Time, vze42zfa@verizon.net writes: > Does anyone know if the Family History Center in Wilmington has an email > address? I can't find their phone number to call and ask them. > > Thanks. > > Look up the church number; some phone books have LDS church and some have Morman church as their listing. Someone there will tell you the number for the center and its hours. Or, if you are lucky, you will call when some volunteers are manning the center and the person who answered the phone for the church will transfer you to the center. In Salt Lake, and in Minnesota, the family history centers are located in the churches (not the temples) and have limited hours -- depending on volunteer availability, I suppose. Karen

Has anyone heard of the Old Trappe Cemetery in St. Georges Station or St. Georges, Delaware. This reference is from a 1900 pension doc. about a 1867 burial. thanks ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 12:24 PM > DENEWCAS-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 44 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Lecture 'The Ghosts of Duffy's Cut [HMWEBBER@aol.com] > #2 Sharpless Reunions -- picture? [HMWEBBER@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from DENEWCAS-D, send a message to > > DENEWCAS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________

Good morning list, A friend of mine sent me this query -- I don't have an answer for him but if anyone can help him, please e-mail Reece THOMAS at TPinballnut@aol.com Last Tuesday night Wm. Bunce Auctioneer had a framed group picture \of the 1882 Reunion of the SHARPLESS family taken at SHARPLESS Rock. I guess it was in 1982 I attended the 300th reunion festivities held at Weidner College. Among the items on display was another large group picture of a later than 1882 vintage that someone had numbered most of the people in the photo and cross referenced then in an accompanying notebook. Are you familiar with what I am describing? If so, do you know who has possession of this historical gem. My interest is that my great grandfather and great grandmother and his brother Barclay Thomas are identified in this picture. It really would be great with today's digital cameras to be able to take a picture of them for my family's record. Reece Thomas TPinballnut@aol.com Thank you! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Good morning list, UPCOMING EVENT: APRIL Thursday, April 8, 2004 at 7:30 pm ... The SPRING NAAMANS HERITAGE ASSOCIATION (Robinson House / Naamans Tea House) NEWSLETTER is available on line. Lecture 'The Ghosts of Duffy's Cut' by Profs. William Watson, chairman, and John Ahtes, History Dept. Immaculata College. Reviving the legend of the 57 Irish railroad workers who came to the US in 1832 to work on the Penn-Columbia line at Duffy's Cut near Exton : all died within 6 weeks from cholera. The speakers are trying, with state sponsorship, to rediscover their mass grave to have them exhumed and re-interred. A fascinating, little known chapter of local history with supernatural overtones. Charge $2 members, $3 non-members includes refreshments. FROM: Ray Hester, darley_99@yahoo.com ...792-2127; for ROBINSON HOUSE (event info), 792-0285 or see sched. via www.robinsonhousede.org Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Dear Tina, While doing a routine search for McCullough in a Chester County rootsweb site, I discovered a message you wrote about one of your family lines (not McCullough). However, you indicated you were researching Mccullough. I, too, am researching McCulloughs. I'm not sure where all of their PA locations were; I know that their DE and MD locations were all very near the intersection of DE/PA/MD. Dear everyone else, See anyone who looks familiar? Karen Carter Minneapolis, MN I have Enoch McCullough, d. Mar 2, 1827, near Newark, DE. He and his wife Elizabeth (unknown) were the parents of: A. Oliver McCullough: b. Nov. 19, 1798, PA; d. July 6, 1878 near Elkton in train accident; bur. North East, MD. Oliver was married twice -- first wife, unknown names, had four children (I've only documented Enoch Lewis); second wife was named Elizabeth. It is possible her last name was Leader as per the assertions of a now deceased researcher whose research appears lost. He reported they were married Oct. 30, 1828, White Clay Creek Hundred, DE. They had 7 children (possibly 8, but not probable). Kids with first wife: Catherin/Catherine Ann, b. 6-6-1822 Enoch Lewis, b. 10-21-1823, MD; d. 4-8-1888, Wilmington, DE; m. Rebecca Foster Their kids: Robert, George, Elizabeth, Oliver, Amanda, Lewis Wesley, Norris. Levina, b. 12-22-1825 Susan Ann, b. 10-23-1827 ___________ Kids with Elizabeth (possibly Leader) Andrew Jackson, b. 2-25, 1830; m. Elizabeth Bristow Their kids: Andrew J., Eugenia, Rudolph. Elizabeth, b. 7-4-1832, PA; m. John Buckley. Jethro J., b. 7-5-1834, PA; m. Sarah Naile William H., b. 4-7-1836, PA; d. 12-29-1908, NY; mar. Ann Ellena Cloud, b. DE Their kids: Samuel R., William B., Joseph Winfield, Addie E., Henry/Harry Disston, Francis D., Lula S., Mabel E., Clayton J. Hannah Mary (prob. same person as Ann listed in one census), b. 3-7-1938, MD; d. 1908, MD; mar. George Wilson. Their kids: Thomas S. and Cyrus D. Ann (probably is Hannah -- listed in 1850 census when Hannah was not; ages same. Without Hannah being listed, not likely to be Hannah's twin.) Oliver J., b. 10-6-1842, MD; d. 9-17-1862, Antietam, MD (battle field death) Winfield Scott, b. 6-17-1846, DE; d. 9-22-1920, PA; mar. Nancy McDowell. Their kids: Minnie May, Jennie Isabell, Oliver Wilson, Charles Scott, Ellen Mary, Bessie Scott, Howard Purvis. B. Jethro J. (maybe Johnson) McCullough, b. 3-8-1810, DE; d. 5-25-1878; bur. MD; mar. Elizabeth Tull. Their children: E. Frisby, b. 10-17-1834, PA; d. 8-11-1852, prob. MD; bur. MD. Enoch M., b. 8-8-1836, PA; d. 2-21-1920, bur. MD.; mar. Rebecca E. Killingsworth. Their kids: Ella Wakeman; Bertha; Florence E.; E. Curtis; J. Jay; Oliver Perry. George W., b. 11-4-1838, PA; mar. Mary A. (unknown) Jethro Tull, b. 6-30-1841; MD; d. 3-10-1895, MD; bur: MD; mar. in New London, PA, Jane Ann Mace, b. 1837-38, OH; d. 2-24-1927. John W., b. 12-6-1843, DE; m. Margaret Rebecca Hindman. Their child: Russell Hindman McCullough. Francina A., b. 6-16-1845, DE; d. 8-27-1883, (visiting) Asbury Park, NJ (living in DE) mar. E. J. Mulhausen. They had one child: Louis Mulhausen. Isaac S., b. 3-20-1847, d. 9-9-1866, bur. MD Charles W., b. 3-14-1851; d. 11-10-1877; mar. Annie (unknown) Their kids: Harry Eldridge; Clarence Osborn James R., b. 3-14-1951; d. 9-6-1851 Samuel Delaplaine, b. 8-29-1855, MD; d. 1915, MD; mar. Sarah Emma Martindale. Their kids: Ethel E., Carrie E., Margaret, George W., Nettie Ray. NOTE: I think there is a high likelihood that Enoch and Elizabeth McCullough could have had other children since there is such a large gap between the birth years of the two know children, Oliver and Jethro.

I did a google.com search for "james latimer +"sarah geddes" but came up with only two hits and they look like info. you already have. But...you never know. --------------------------------------------------- On Sunday, March 28, 2004, at 06:53 PM, Linda Kemp wrote: > I'm looking for family info on James LATIMER of New Castle Co (b 1719 > Ireland) & Sarah GEDDES. James, son of Arthur LATIMER, was one of the > founders of Newport DE and served as president of the convention that > framed the DE constitution. > > James & Sarah were the parents of 8 or so children, including George > LATIMER, a prosperous Philadelphia merchant, and Dr Henry LATIMER of > Newport DE, surgeon in the Continental Army, US Congressman & Senator > 1793-1801, and director of the Bank of Delaware 1800-?. James & Sarah > were the grandparents of Henry LATIMER Jr, director of the Bank of > Delaware 1823-41 and president of the Bank 1841-72. > > In particular, I'm searching for information on the ancestors & > extended family of Sarah GEDDES, also on the other 6 or so kids & > decendents of James LATIMER & Sarah GEDDES (their kids included I > believe some or all of the following: Margaret, Sarah Jr, James Jr, > Jane/Jean, Thomas, Susanna, & William Geddes). > > Thanks much for any informantion. > > Linda > www.geddeshouse.com >

I'm looking for family info on James LATIMER of New Castle Co (b 1719 Ireland) & Sarah GEDDES. James, son of Arthur LATIMER, was one of the founders of Newport DE and served as president of the convention that framed the DE constitution. James & Sarah were the parents of 8 or so children, including George LATIMER, a prosperous Philadelphia merchant, and Dr Henry LATIMER of Newport DE, surgeon in the Continental Army, US Congressman & Senator 1793-1801, and director of the Bank of Delaware 1800-?. James & Sarah were the grandparents of Henry LATIMER Jr, director of the Bank of Delaware 1823-41 and president of the Bank 1841-72. In particular, I'm searching for information on the ancestors & extended family of Sarah GEDDES, also on the other 6 or so kids & decendents of James LATIMER & Sarah GEDDES (their kids included I believe some or all of the following: Margaret, Sarah Jr, James Jr, Jane/Jean, Thomas, Susanna, & William Geddes). Thanks much for any informantion. Linda www.geddeshouse.com

Getting started on your Irish family research? The Wilmington Irish Family History Research Group will offer a free lecture on The Tithe Applotment, 1823 through 1838, a census substitute, Saturday April 3 at 11 A.M. It will be held at the Wilmington Family History Center, 143 Dickinson Lane, Westhaven, Wilmington. These talks are part of an ongoing free series to teach the tools of Irish family research. There will be handouts, so call Nancy 302-234-0460 or email me for a reservation. We will also have a presentation by William Kirk who has transcribed St Joseph's on the Brandywine tombstones with an Irish place of origin on them! he will bring the transcriptions. This is a plus!!

ISept 3-11 should have started a migration away from NewCastle County??????n a message dated 3/27/2004 3:11:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, CGarr34@aol.com writes: book: 'New Castle Co. Del. Land Records 1770-1777' is now published and ready for distribution. It has 302 pages, 816 records, covering the period: Lib Z1, June 1770-June 1773, and Lib B2, July 1774-1777. (Lib A2 lost) Please direct inquiries to me privately, not to the list: Cgarr34@aol.com The book includes: ABRAHAM, ADAIR, ADAMS, ADDY, AIKEN, ALEXANDER, ALFREE, ALFREY, ALLEN, ALLER, ALLFORD, ALLFREE, ALLISON, ALLMOND, ALLRICH, ALLRICK, ALLRICKS, ALLSTON, ALMOND, ALRICH, ALRICHS, ALRICKS, ALRIKE, ALSTON, ANDERSON, ANDREW, ANDROS, ANTRAM, ANTRIM, ANTRUM, ARMITAGE, ARMOR, ARMSTRONG, ARSKIN, ASHFORD, ASHMEAD, ASKEW, ASKIN, ASPY, ASTIN, ATLEE/ATTLEE, ATTLEY, AUBREY, AUGUSTUS, BABB, BACKHOUSE, BAIL, BAILY, BAKER, BALDWIN, BALL, BANSTEAD, BARBER, BARCLAY, BARKE, BARKER, BARNET, BARNS, BARR/BAR, BARRET, BARRORE, BARRS, BARRY, BARTON, BARTRAM, BARY, BASDEN, BASON, BASSET, BASSETT, BATTLE, BAXTER, BEACH, BEAIRD, BEALY, BEATTY, BEDFORD, BEEBY, BEESON, BELEW, BELL, BELVARD, BENEVILLE, BENHAM, BENN, BENNET, BENSON, BENZEL, BERRY, BESSEY, BEST, BEVAN, BICKLEY, BIDDLE, BIGGS, BINES, BIRD, BIRKETT, BIRMINGHAM, BISHOP, BLACK, BLACKBURN, BLACKLEACH, BLAKE, BOCHELL, BOGGS/BOGS, BOHANAN, BOHANNAN, BOLDIN, BOMGARDEN, BOND, BONHAM, BONSAL, BONSALL/BONSELL, BOON, BOOTH, BOOTS, BORDEN, BORELL, BOROM, BOUCHELL, BOUDEN, BOURK, BOWLEY, BOYCE, BOYD, BOYLES, BRACKEN, BRACKIN, BRADEN, BRADFORD, BRADLEY, BRADSHAW, BRANCK/BRANK, BRATTAN/BRATTEN/BRATTON, BREDEN, BREWERS, BRIDGES, BRINBERG, BRITAN, BRITT, BRITTAIN, BRITTAN, BROBSON, BROMHALL, BROOER, BROOKS, BROOM, BROOR, BROWN, BRUSTER, BRYAN, BRYNBERG, BRYNBERGH, BRYONS, BUCHANAN, BUCHELL, BUCKINGHAM, BUCKLEY, BUD, BUFFEES, BUFFINGTON, BULLOCK, BURCH, BURGES, BURGESS, BURNS, BUROUGHS, BURROUS, BUSH, BUSHELL, BUTCHER, BUTLER, BUTTERWORTH, BYARD, BYRNE, BYRNES, BYRNS, BYRONS, CADMAN, CADWALADER, CALDWELL, CALHOON, CALHOUN, CALVERT, CAMERON, CAMMELL, CAMPBEL, CAMPBELL, CAMPBLE, CANBY, CANN, CANNON, CANTRIL, CANTRILL, CANTWELL, CARACURRY, CARLAN, CARNEY, CARPENTER, CARR, CARSON, CARTER, CARTMEL, CARTMELL, CARTMILL, CARTWRIGHT, CARTY, CARY, CASIE, CASSI, CASSIE, CASY, CAULK, CAZIER, CHALMER, CHALMERS, CHAMBER, CHAMBERLIN, CHAMBERS, CHANCE, CHANDLEE, CHANDLER, CHAPPELL, CHEN, CHEW, CHRMN, CLAESON, CLARK, CLARKE, CLAUSON, CLAWSON, CLAY, CLAYPOLE, CLAYPOOLE, CLAYTON, CLEANY, CLELAND, CLEMMENTSON, CLENDININ, CLENEAY, CLENEY, CLENNY, CLING, CLOUD, CLOUDE, CLOYD, COATES, COBZALE, COCHRAN, COCHREN, COCKRAN, CODRICK, COEBURN, COLE, COLEMAN, COLESBERRY, COLESBERY/COLESBURY, COLHOUN, COLLINS, COLVERT, CONN, CONNOLLY, CONSTANTINE, COOCH, COOCK, COOK, COOKE, COOLS, COOPER, COPE, COPES, CORBET/CORBETT, CORBIT, CORDO, CORDOE, CORNELISON, CORNELIUSON, CORRANS, CORRIE, COTHELL, COTTRELL, COUNSEL, COUNSELL, COUPER, COUSTRIERS, COWPLAND, COX, COZINE, CRAGE, CRAGHEAD, CRAIG, CRAIGE, CRAIGHEAD, CRAIGS, CRAMPTON, CRAVAN, CRAWFORD, CREAGE, CREED, CREPS, CRESON, CREUZAN, CRIPS, CRISON, CROSBY, CROSSAN, CROSSON, CROW, CUBLERTSON, CULBERT, CULBERTSON, CUMINGS, CUMMINS, CUNINGHAM/CUNNINGHAM, CURRANS, CURRENTS, CURRY, CURTIS, CURTS, DAKEYNE, DALE, DARBY, DARRACH, DAVID, DAVIDSON, DAVIES, DAVIS, DAWES/DAWS, DAY, DAYKNE, DEACON, DEAKEYNE, DEAVID, DEFOS, DEGON, DEHAAS, DEHAES, DEHALS, DEHART, DEHASE, DEKEYNE, DEKYNE, DELAGRANGE, DELANY, DELAPLAIN, DELGRANGE, DEMERIST, DENNIS, DENNY, DERICKSON, DERON, DERRICKSON, DEVOS, DEVOU, DEWIT, DEYKIN, DEYKYNE, DICK, DICKEY, DICKINSON, DICKSON, DICUS, DILWORTH, DINGEE, DINNIS, DIXON, DIXSON, DODD/DODDS, DOLLANS, DONALDSON, DONNALDSON, DONNEL, DOUGHERTY, DOUGLAS, DOUGLASS, DOWDLE, DOWNING, DOWNS, DRAUGHTON, DRINKER, DRUET, DUCHE, DUEVEL, DUFF, DUFFIELD, DUGGAN, DUGHEART, DUGLASS, DUKE, DULANY, DUNING, DUNLAP, DUNN, DUNNING, DURNAL, DURNEL, DUSFIELD, DUSHANE, DWELPH, DWOLF, DYER, EAGLESON, EAKIN, EARBY, EARL, EASTBURN, ECCLES/ECELES, ECLES/ECLS, EDDY, EDENFIELD, EDGEL, EDGELL, EDMONDSON, EDWARDS, EGBERTSON, EGBORT, EKENS, EKIN, EKINS, ELDER, ELDERS, ELIASON, ELIOT, ELLET, ELLIOT, ELLIOTT, ELRIDGE, EMES, EMPSON, ENGLAND, ENGLEBERT, ENOCH, ENOS, ERICKSON, ERSKINE, ERVEN, ERWIN, ETHERIDGE, EVANS, EVANSON, EVERIDGE, EVES, EVIN, EWEN, EYNING, EYNON, EYRE, FAIRES, FAIRESS, FAIRIS, FAIRLAMB, FAIRLY, FALCONER, FARE, FARIES, FARRAS, FARRIS, FARSON, FAULKNER, FEARIS, FELCHER, FELCTERIA, FERGESON, FERGUSON, FERIS/FERISS, FERRIS/FERRISS, FERSON, FIDDLER, FINNEY/FINNY,FISH, FISHER, FITZGERALD, FITZRANDOLPH, FIZGARREL, FLOWER, FLOYD, FOLS, FOLWELL, FORBES, FORD, FORSTER, FORWARD, FORWOOD, FOTHERGILL, FOULK, FOUNDREY, FOWLER, FRAIZER, FRAME, FRANSON, FRED, FRENCH, FRISBY, FURNESS, FURNISS, GALBRATH, GALLAHER, GALLAWAY/GALLOWAY, GALPING, GANTHONY, GARESON, GARETSON, GARISON, GARLAND, GARRET, GARRETSON, GARRETT, GARRISON, GARRITSON, GARRITT, GARTRIL, GASKEL, GATHOW, GAUS, GEORGE, GEORGE III, GERITSON, GERMAN, GEROHUIS, GERRARD, GERRETT, GERRITY, GIBBS, GIBSON, GIFFING, GILLAHAN, GILLELAND, GILLESPIE, GILLESPY,GILLET, GILLIS, GILMER, GILMORE, GILPIN, GINN, GLASSFORD/GLASFORD, GLAVES, GLEN, GLENN, GOLDEN, GOLDSBOROUGH, GOLDSMITH, GOODING, GOODSON, GOODWIN, GORDON, GOSSET, GOTSHALL, GOULD, GRAFTON, GRAHAM, GRANT, GRAVES, GRAY, GREAVES, GREEN, GREG, GREGG, GREY, GRIFFEN, GRIFFIN, GRIFFING, GRIFFITH, GRIMES, GROOMN, GROUT, GROVE, GROWDEN, GRUB, GRUBB, GRUMN, GUESS, GUEST, GUIER, GULLIELMA, GUMBLEY/GUMLEY, GUNN, GUTHERY, GUTHRY, GUTTERY, GYLES, HACKET, HACKETT, HACKNEY, HADLEY, HADLY, HAGAN, HAGE, HAGEN, HAINES, HAINS, HAISTON, HALE, HALES, HALIWELL, HALL, HAMBLETON, HAMBLEY, HAMILTON, HAMMANS, HANBY, HANCE, HANDS, HANNAH, HANNUM/HANNUMS, HANSON, HANUMS, HARLAN, HARLAND, HARMAN, HARMON, HARMONSON, HARMSON, HARPER, HARRIS, HARRISS, HARROLD, HARRY, HART, HARTOPS, HARVE, HARVEY/HARVY, HARWOOD, HATTREY, HAUGHEY/HAUGHY, HAWKENS, HAWKING, HAWKINS, HAWORTH, HAY, HAYES, HAYNES, HAYS, HAYSTINGS, HAZEL, HEALD, HEALLY, HEARLAN, HEASLIP, HEATH, HEATON, HEDGES, HEDRICK, HELTY, HEMPHILL, HENDERSON, HENDRICKSON, HERBETT, HERCIES, HERMAN, HERMINSON, HERMON, HERON, HERSHA, HERSHEE, HERSHEY, HEWES/HEWS, HEYATT, HEYSHAM, HICKS, HIGGINS, HILAND, HILL, HILLIS, HILLS, HIND, HINES, HOBSON, HOEY, HOGG, HOLELER, HOLIDAY, HOLINGSWORTH, HOLLADAY, HOLLAND, HOLLET, HOLLIDAY, HOLLINGSWORTH, HOLT, HOOK, HOOTON, HOPKIN, HOPKINS, HORE, HORN, HORNE, HOUGHTON, HOUSTON, HOW/HOWE, HOWAL, HOWARD, HOWEL/HOWELL, HUBBELL, HUDA, HUDDA, HUDSEN, HUDSON, HUFF, HUGALL, HUGG, HUGGINS, HUGHES/HUGHS, HULINGS, HUMPHRIES, HUNTER, HURLEY, HUSBANDS, HUSSEY, HUSTON, HUTCHINSON, HUTCHISON, HUTTON, HYAM, HYAT, HYATT, HYKE, HYLAND, IKE, INGABER, IRVINE, IRWIN, JACKSON, JACKWATE, JACOB, JACOBS, JACOBSON, JACQUET, JAFFRAY, JAMES, JAMISON, JANIS, JANNET, JANSEN, JANSON, JANUARY, JANVIER, JANVIRE, JAQUATT, JAQUET, JARMAN, JATON, JENKIN, JENKINS, JETON, JOHN,JOHNS, JOHNSON/JOHNSTON, JONES, JONSON, JORDAN, JORDEN, JORDEN, JUBART, JUDAH, JUSTICE, JUSTIS, JUSTISE, JUSTISON, KANE, KARR, KEAN, KEITH, KELLAM, KELTON, KENDALL, KENEDY, KENNEDAY, KENNEDY, KEOILS, KERR, KETTLE, KEY, KEYLAND, KIETH, KING KINKEAD, KINKEED, KINKEY, KIRK, KIRKPATRICK, KIRKSY, KITTLE, KLINGSWORTH, KNIGHT, KNOWLES, KRAFT, KROSEN, LACKERMAN, LAERSON, LAFORGE, LAKERMAN, LAND, LANDERS, LARDNER, LARIMER, LAROUX, LAROX, LATE, LATHIM, LATIMER, LATIMORE, LATOMUS, LATTIMER, LAUGHRAN, LAUREX, LAWRENSON, LAWSON, LEA, LEADLY, LEAGUE, LEATON, LEE, LEES, LEFEVER, LEFEVR, LESTER, LETTIMER, LEWDEN, LEWELEN, LEWIS, LIMBERICK, LISLE, LISTON, LITTLE, LITTLER/LITLER, LLOYD, LOBB, LOCKHART, LOCKHEART, LODGE, LOGAN, LOKHART, LOOCKERMAN, LORD, LOUGHRAN, LOULET, LOVELACE, LOW, LOWDER, LOWMAN, LOWTHER/LOWTHERS, LOYD, LUCH, LUGAR, LUNN, LYKES, LYLE, LYMAN, LYNAM, LYONS, MACARTY, MACCLUGHAN, MACK, MACKAY, MACKEY, MACKY, MACPHERSON, MADDOCK, MAGINELLY, MALACOLM, MALCOLM, MALCOM, MALLOR, MALLOY, MALLSON, MAN/MANN, MANZIES, MARDLE, MARKHAM, MARSH, MARSHAL/MARSHALL, MARSHEL, MARTEN, MARTIN, MARTINE, MASON, MASPARON, MASTERS, MATHERS, MATHEW/M ATHEWS

The new book: 'New Castle Co. Del. Land Records 1770-1777' is now published and ready for distribution.  It has 302 pages, 816 records, covering the period: Lib Z1, June 1770-June 1773, and Lib B2, July 1774-1777. (Lib A2 lost) Please direct inquiries to me privately, not to the list:  Cgarr34@aol.com The book includes: ABRAHAM, ADAIR, ADAMS, ADDY, AIKEN, ALEXANDER, ALFREE, ALFREY, ALLEN, ALLER, ALLFORD, ALLFREE, ALLISON, ALLMOND, ALLRICH, ALLRICK, ALLRICKS, ALLSTON, ALMOND, ALRICH, ALRICHS, ALRICKS, ALRIKE, ALSTON, ANDERSON, ANDREW, ANDROS, ANTRAM, ANTRIM, ANTRUM, ARMITAGE, ARMOR, ARMSTRONG, ARSKIN, ASHFORD, ASHMEAD, ASKEW, ASKIN, ASPY, ASTIN, ATLEE/ATTLEE, ATTLEY, AUBREY, AUGUSTUS, BABB, BACKHOUSE, BAIL, BAILY, BAKER, BALDWIN, BALL, BANSTEAD, BARBER, BARCLAY, BARKE, BARKER, BARNET, BARNS, BARR/BAR, BARRET, BARRORE, BARRS, BARRY, BARTON, BARTRAM, BARY, BASDEN, BASON, BASSET, BASSETT, BATTLE, BAXTER, BEACH, BEAIRD, BEALY, BEATTY, BEDFORD, BEEBY, BEESON, BELEW, BELL, BELVARD, BENEVILLE, BENHAM, BENN, BENNET, BENSON, BENZEL, BERRY, BESSEY, BEST, BEVAN, BICKLEY, BIDDLE, BIGGS, BINES, BIRD, BIRKETT, BIRMINGHAM, BISHOP, BLACK, BLACKBURN, BLACKLEACH, BLAKE, BOCHELL, BOGGS/BOGS, BOHANAN, BOHANNAN, BOLDIN, BOMGARDEN, BOND, BONHAM, BONSAL, BONSALL/BONSELL, BOON, BOOTH, BOOTS, BORDEN, BORELL, BOROM, BOUCHELL, BOUDEN, BOURK, BOWLEY, BOYCE, BOYD, BOYLES, BRACKEN, BRACKIN, BRADEN, BRADFORD, BRADLEY, BRADSHAW, BRANCK/BRANK, BRATTAN/BRATTEN/BRATTON, BREDEN, BREWERS, BRIDGES, BRINBERG, BRITAN, BRITT, BRITTAIN, BRITTAN, BROBSON, BROMHALL, BROOER, BROOKS, BROOM, BROOR, BROWN, BRUSTER, BRYAN, BRYNBERG, BRYNBERGH, BRYONS, BUCHANAN, BUCHELL, BUCKINGHAM, BUCKLEY, BUD, BUFFEES, BUFFINGTON, BULLOCK, BURCH, BURGES, BURGESS, BURNS, BUROUGHS, BURROUS, BUSH, BUSHELL, BUTCHER, BUTLER, BUTTERWORTH, BYARD, BYRNE, BYRNES, BYRNS, BYRONS, CADMAN, CADWALADER, CALDWELL, CALHOON, CALHOUN, CALVERT, CAMERON, CAMMELL, CAMPBEL, CAMPBELL, CAMPBLE, CANBY, CANN, CANNON,  CANTRIL, CANTRILL, CANTWELL, CARACURRY, CARLAN, CARNEY, CARPENTER, CARR, CARSON, CARTER, CARTMEL, CARTMELL, CARTMILL, CARTWRIGHT, CARTY, CARY, CASIE, CASSI, CASSIE,  CASY, CAULK, CAZIER, CHALMER, CHALMERS, CHAMBER, CHAMBERLIN, CHAMBERS, CHANCE, CHANDLEE, CHANDLER, CHAPPELL, CHEN, CHEW, CHRMN, CLAESON, CLARK, CLARKE, CLAUSON, CLAWSON, CLAY, CLAYPOLE, CLAYPOOLE, CLAYTON, CLEANY, CLELAND, CLEMMENTSON, CLENDININ, CLENEAY, CLENEY, CLENNY, CLING, CLOUD, CLOUDE, CLOYD, COATES, COBZALE, COCHRAN, COCHREN, COCKRAN, CODRICK, COEBURN, COLE, COLEMAN, COLESBERRY, COLESBERY/COLESBURY, COLHOUN, COLLINS, COLVERT, CONN, CONNOLLY,  CONSTANTINE, COOCH, COOCK, COOK, COOKE, COOLS, COOPER, COPE, COPES, CORBET/CORBETT, CORBIT, CORDO, CORDOE, CORNELISON, CORNELIUSON, CORRANS, CORRIE, COTHELL, COTTRELL, COUNSEL, COUNSELL, COUPER, COUSTRIERS, COWPLAND, COX,  COZINE, CRAGE, CRAGHEAD, CRAIG, CRAIGE, CRAIGHEAD, CRAIGS, CRAMPTON, CRAVAN, CRAWFORD, CREAGE, CREED, CREPS, CRESON, CREUZAN, CRIPS, CRISON, CROSBY, CROSSAN, CROSSON, CROW, CUBLERTSON, CULBERT, CULBERTSON, CUMINGS, CUMMINS, CUNINGHAM/CUNNINGHAM, CURRANS, CURRENTS, CURRY, CURTIS, CURTS, DAKEYNE, DALE, DARBY, DARRACH, DAVID, DAVIDSON, DAVIES, DAVIS, DAWES/DAWS, DAY, DAYKNE, DEACON, DEAKEYNE, DEAVID, DEFOS, DEGON, DEHAAS, DEHAES, DEHALS, DEHART, DEHASE, DEKEYNE, DEKYNE, DELAGRANGE, DELANY, DELAPLAIN, DELGRANGE, DEMERIST, DENNIS, DENNY, DERICKSON, DERON, DERRICKSON, DEVOS, DEVOU, DEWIT, DEYKIN, DEYKYNE, DICK, DICKEY, DICKINSON, DICKSON, DICUS, DILWORTH, DINGEE, DINNIS, DIXON, DIXSON, DODD/DODDS, DOLLANS, DONALDSON, DONNALDSON, DONNEL, DOUGHERTY, DOUGLAS, DOUGLASS, DOWDLE, DOWNING, DOWNS, DRAUGHTON, DRINKER, DRUET, DUCHE, DUEVEL, DUFF, DUFFIELD, DUGGAN, DUGHEART, DUGLASS, DUKE, DULANY, DUNING, DUNLAP, DUNN, DUNNING, DURNAL, DURNEL, DUSFIELD, DUSHANE, DWELPH, DWOLF, DYER, EAGLESON, EAKIN, EARBY, EARL, EASTBURN, ECCLES/ECELES, ECLES/ECLS, EDDY, EDENFIELD, EDGEL, EDGELL, EDMONDSON, EDWARDS, EGBERTSON, EGBORT, EKENS, EKIN, EKINS, ELDER, ELDERS, ELIASON, ELIOT, ELLET, ELLIOT, ELLIOTT, ELRIDGE, EMES, EMPSON, ENGLAND, ENGLEBERT, ENOCH, ENOS, ERICKSON, ERSKINE, ERVEN, ERWIN, ETHERIDGE, EVANS, EVANSON, EVERIDGE, EVES, EVIN, EWEN, EYNING, EYNON, EYRE, FAIRES, FAIRESS, FAIRIS, FAIRLAMB, FAIRLY, FALCONER, FARE, FARIES, FARRAS, FARRIS, FARSON, FAULKNER, FEARIS, FELCHER, FELCTERIA, FERGESON, FERGUSON, FERIS/FERISS, FERRIS/FERRISS, FERSON, FIDDLER, FINNEY/FINNY,FISH, FISHER, FITZGERALD, FITZRANDOLPH, FIZGARREL, FLOWER, FLOYD, FOLS, FOLWELL, FORBES, FORD, FORSTER, FORWARD, FORWOOD, FOTHERGILL, FOULK, FOUNDREY, FOWLER, FRAIZER, FRAME, FRANSON, FRED, FRENCH, FRISBY, FURNESS, FURNISS, GALBRATH, GALLAHER, GALLAWAY/GALLOWAY, GALPING, GANTHONY, GARESON, GARETSON, GARISON, GARLAND, GARRET, GARRETSON, GARRETT, GARRISON, GARRITSON, GARRITT, GARTRIL, GASKEL, GATHOW, GAUS, GEORGE, GEORGE III, GERITSON, GERMAN, GEROHUIS, GERRARD, GERRETT, GERRITY, GIBBS, GIBSON, GIFFING, GILLAHAN, GILLELAND, GILLESPIE, GILLESPY,GILLET, GILLIS, GILMER, GILMORE, GILPIN, GINN, GLASSFORD/GLASFORD, GLAVES, GLEN, GLENN, GOLDEN, GOLDSBOROUGH, GOLDSMITH, GOODING, GOODSON, GOODWIN, GORDON, GOSSET, GOTSHALL, GOULD, GRAFTON, GRAHAM, GRANT, GRAVES, GRAY, GREAVES, GREEN, GREG, GREGG, GREY, GRIFFEN, GRIFFIN, GRIFFING, GRIFFITH, GRIMES, GROOMN, GROUT, GROVE, GROWDEN, GRUB, GRUBB, GRUMN, GUESS, GUEST, GUIER, GULLIELMA, GUMBLEY/GUMLEY, GUNN, GUTHERY, GUTHRY, GUTTERY, GYLES, HACKET, HACKETT, HACKNEY, HADLEY, HADLY, HAGAN, HAGE, HAGEN, HAINES, HAINS, HAISTON, HALE, HALES, HALIWELL, HALL, HAMBLETON, HAMBLEY, HAMILTON, HAMMANS, HANBY, HANCE, HANDS, HANNAH, HANNUM/HANNUMS,  HANSON, HANUMS, HARLAN, HARLAND, HARMAN, HARMON, HARMONSON, HARMSON, HARPER, HARRIS, HARRISS, HARROLD, HARRY, HART, HARTOPS, HARVE, HARVEY/HARVY, HARWOOD, HATTREY, HAUGHEY/HAUGHY, HAWKENS, HAWKING, HAWKINS, HAWORTH, HAY, HAYES, HAYNES, HAYS, HAYSTINGS, HAZEL, HEALD, HEALLY, HEARLAN, HEASLIP, HEATH, HEATON, HEDGES, HEDRICK, HELTY, HEMPHILL, HENDERSON, HENDRICKSON, HERBETT, HERCIES, HERMAN, HERMINSON, HERMON, HERON, HERSHA, HERSHEE, HERSHEY, HEWES/HEWS, HEYATT, HEYSHAM, HICKS, HIGGINS, HILAND, HILL, HILLIS, HILLS, HIND, HINES, HOBSON, HOEY, HOGG, HOLELER, HOLIDAY, HOLINGSWORTH, HOLLADAY, HOLLAND, HOLLET, HOLLIDAY, HOLLINGSWORTH, HOLT, HOOK, HOOTON, HOPKIN, HOPKINS, HORE, HORN, HORNE, HOUGHTON, HOUSTON, HOW/HOWE, HOWAL, HOWARD, HOWEL/HOWELL, HUBBELL, HUDA, HUDDA, HUDSEN, HUDSON, HUFF, HUGALL, HUGG, HUGGINS, HUGHES/HUGHS, HULINGS, HUMPHRIES, HUNTER, HURLEY, HUSBANDS, HUSSEY, HUSTON, HUTCHINSON, HUTCHISON, HUTTON, HYAM, HYAT, HYATT, HYKE, HYLAND, IKE, INGABER, IRVINE, IRWIN, JACKSON, JACKWATE, JACOB, JACOBS, JACOBSON, JACQUET, JAFFRAY, JAMES, JAMISON, JANIS, JANNET, JANSEN, JANSON, JANUARY, JANVIER, JANVIRE, JAQUATT, JAQUET, JARMAN, JATON, JENKIN, JENKINS, JETON, JOHN,JOHNS, JOHNSON/JOHNSTON, JONES, JONSON, JORDAN, JORDEN, JORDEN, JUBART, JUDAH, JUSTICE, JUSTIS, JUSTISE, JUSTISON, KANE, KARR, KEAN, KEITH, KELLAM, KELTON, KENDALL, KENEDY, KENNEDAY, KENNEDY, KEOILS, KERR,  KETTLE, KEY, KEYLAND, KIETH, KING KINKEAD, KINKEED, KINKEY, KIRK, KIRKPATRICK, KIRKSY, KITTLE, KLINGSWORTH, KNIGHT, KNOWLES, KRAFT, KROSEN, LACKERMAN, LAERSON, LAFORGE, LAKERMAN, LAND, LANDERS, LARDNER, LARIMER, LAROUX, LAROX, LATE, LATHIM, LATIMER, LATIMORE, LATOMUS, LATTIMER, LAUGHRAN, LAUREX, LAWRENSON, LAWSON, LEA, LEADLY, LEAGUE, LEATON, LEE, LEES, LEFEVER, LEFEVR, LESTER, LETTIMER, LEWDEN, LEWELEN, LEWIS, LIMBERICK, LISLE, LISTON, LITTLE, LITTLER/LITLER, LLOYD, LOBB, LOCKHART, LOCKHEART, LODGE, LOGAN, LOKHART, LOOCKERMAN, LORD, LOUGHRAN, LOULET, LOVELACE, LOW, LOWDER, LOWMAN, LOWTHER/LOWTHERS, LOYD, LUCH, LUGAR, LUNN, LYKES, LYLE, LYMAN, LYNAM, LYONS, MACARTY, MACCLUGHAN, MACK, MACKAY, MACKEY, MACKY, MACPHERSON, MADDOCK, MAGINELLY, MALACOLM, MALCOLM, MALCOM, MALLOR, MALLOY, MALLSON, MAN/MANN, MANZIES, MARDLE, MARKHAM, MARSH, MARSHAL/MARSHALL, MARSHEL, MARTEN, MARTIN, MARTINE, MASON, MASPARON, MASTERS, MATHERS, MATHEW/M ATHEWS, MATHIS, MATHUS, MATLACK, MATTHEWS, MAURICE, MAUT, MAUTEY, MAXWELL, MAY, MCANTIER, MCANTIRE, MCARKELL, MCARTHUR, MCBEATH, MCBETH, MCBEY, MCBRIDE, MCCALLMONT, MCCALMON, MCCALMONT, MCCALMOUNT, MCCARTY, MCCAY, MCCLAY, MCCLEAN, MCCLELAN, MCCLINTOCK, MCCLUGHAN, MCCOLLUM, MCCOMBS, MCCONMAY, MCCONMEY, MCCONNELL, MCCONNY, MCCOOL, MCCOOLE, MCCORKEL, MCCORKELL, MCCORKLE, MCCORMICK, MCCRACKEN, MCCREA, MCCREE, MCDONALD, MCDONNALD, MCDONOGH, MCDONOUGH, MCDOWELL, MCEWAIN, MCFARLAND, MCFERSON, MCGARRAUGH, MCGHEE, MCGLAUGHLIN, MCGOMERY, MCGRAW, MCINTIRE, MCKEAN, MCKEE, MCKENNAN, MCKEVER, MCKIM, MCKINDLEY, MCKINEY, MCKINLEY, MCKINLY, MCKINNEY, MCKINNY, MCKNIGHT, MCKORKLE, MCLANE, MCLAUGHLAN, MCLAUGHLIN, MCLONEN, MCMAHON, MCMANUS, MCMECHAN/MCMECHEN, MCMEHEN, MCMICHAEL, MCMULLAN, MCMURPHEY, MCMURPHY, MCNEEL, MCNEER, MCNIGHT, MCPHERSON, MCWILLIAM, MCWILLIAMSON, MEANS, MEARIS, MEARS, MEATSON, MECHARTE, MEDCALF, MEERS, MEINRIES, MEIRS, MEKEVER, MEMINGER, MENDENHALL, MENDINHALL, MENZIES, MERCER, MERIS, MERISS, MERRITT, MESEN, MIDELTON, MIDFORD, MIERS, MIFFLEN/MIFFLIN, MILES, MILL/MILLS, MILLEGAN, MILLER, MILLIGAN, MILLNER, MILNER, MINSHAL/MINSHALL, MINZIES, MITCHEL/MITCHELL, MLSON, MOLLOR, MOLLOY/MOLOY, MONDROE, MONRO, MONROE, MONTGOMERY, MOODY, MOORE, MOOREHEAD, MORGAN, MORREL, MORRIN, MORRIS, MORRISON, MORTON, MORTONSON, MOULDSDALE, MOUNCE, MOUNDLE, MULDRACH, MULDRACK, MULDROCK, MULDROK, MULLAN, MULLOY, MUNDEL, MURPHEY, MURPHY, MURRAY, MUSGANG, MUSGRAVE, MUSGROVE, NASH, NAUDAIN, NEAL, NEALL, NEALY, NEELS, NEELY, NEERING, NEGRO, NEIDE, NEILSON, NELLSON, NEPER, NEWEL, NEWLIN, NEWMERSON, NEWTON, NEWTOWN, NICHOLAS, NICHOLDS, NICHOLS, NICKOLDS, NICKOLS, NICL, NILES, NIVEN, NIVIN, NIVINS, NIXON, NODAUINS, NOMERS, NORMAN, NORRIS,  NORTH, NORTON, NOWEL, NOXON, NUTTALS, OAKFORD, OBADIAH, OBORN, OFFLEY, OGDEN, OGLE,  OLDFIELD, OMELLA, ORBERON, OSBORNE, OWENS, PAIG, PALLA, PALMER, PANCAST/PANCOST, PARKE, PARKER, PARKS, PARR, PARRY, PARSON/PARSONS, PARTRIDGE, PARY, PASHILL, PASMORE, PASSMORE, PATCH, PATEVOMOR?, PATRIDGE, PATTERSON, PAULSON, PAULSTON, PAUSON, PEARCE, PEARSON, PEATON, PECHARD, PEDRICK, PEIRCE, PELL, PEMBERTON, PENN, PENNINGTON, PENNOCK, PENNY, PENOCK, PENROSE, PENTT, PERCUS, PERKINS, PERRY, PETER, PETERMAN, PETERS, PETERSON, PETTIGREW, PHANIX/PHENIX, PHILIP/PHILLIP, 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Communicate Records, 1713-56, Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church, Part I: 1713-18 Transcribed and Edited by Courtland B. and Ruth L. Springer. Offprint from Delaware History, September, 1953. ---------------------------------------- Communicates in the Year 1715 Jan. 9. Johan Tossawa's daughter, Elizabert, in her illness. Jan. 16. Mag.[ister] And[reas] Hesselius, with his wife Sara. Jacob van de Wer, with his wife Maria. And[ers] Gustafsson, with his wife Brita. Jan. 23. Johan Goidiing and his wifw Annika. Jan. 26. Peter [Petersson] Caupeny, in his illlness. Feb. 13. Herr Abraham Lidenius. The widow Elisabeth von Neeman, with the daughter Elisabeth. Conrad Constatin with his wife Kerstin, with the daughter Maria.Peter Petersson's widow, Mrs. Helena. Feb. 14. Maria Peterssen, in her illness. Feb. 27. Mårten Gustafsson and his wife Brita. March 20. Johan Gustafsson and his wife Brita. Måns Gustafsson and his wife Catharina. Mary Moyer. March 23. Albertus Wolbach, in his illness, and his wife Barbro. March 24. Heike [Henric] Orrhan, in his illness. April 3. Carl Springer and his wife Maria. Staphan [sic] Cornelius' wife Williaminki.(30) April 8. Jonas Stalcop, in his illness. April 9. Edwaed Milsson's wiffe Sara, in her illness. April 13. Hindric Hindricsson's [Hendrickson's] wife Judica [Judith], in her illness. April 17. Jonas Walraven and his wife Annika. Old Mrs. Brita Gustafs. Peter Månsson and is wife Karin. Johan Culen and his wife Kerstin. Lucas Stedham and his wife Karin, also the son Lucas. Peter Classon [Clawson] Jacob van de Wer and his wife Maria. Timotheus Lylofsson Stedham. Philip van de Wer. Olof Pål's [Paulson, Poulson] widow, Mrs. Kerstin, also the son Olof Pålsson and his wife Annika. Hindric Stedham. Christiern Stellman [Steelman]. Aron [Johnson's widow, Barbro. Johan Tossawa and his wife Annika, also the daughter Elisabeth. Pete[r Meyer's eife] Sara. Jesper Walrawen's widow Mrs. Kerstin. James Andersson, Joran's son, [and his wife] Sara. Måns Andersson from St. George's, and his wife Elisabeth. [Olof Tossawa's] widow Mrs. Gertrud. April 20. Peter Peterson and his wife. April 29. [Jonas] Shagen's [Skagen's, Scagen's] widow Mrs. Elisabeth. May 22. Erik Eriksson from Crane Hook, with....., also the son Erik. June 5. Conrad Constantin and his wife Kerstin [the daughter] Maria, also the son Constantin. Johan Cock's widow from St. George's, Mrs. Brit[a]. Johan Iwar's [Iwarsson, Iverson] widow Maria. Hendric Iwar's widow Maria. Hendric Iwar's widow, Elisabeth, also the daughter of [Wal]borg from St. George's. Gustaf Gustafsson and his wife Kerstin. Hindric Hindricsson and his wife Judic [sic]. Anders Loinan [Lynam] and his wi fe Brita. June 12. Mårten Gustafsson and his wife Brita. William Maslander and his wife Helena. June 14. Brewr [sic] Senenc's [Senex, Sinex, Sinneckson] widow Sophia, in her illness. June 19. Jacob van de Wer and his wife Maria. Johannes Månsson and his wife Ingeborg. July 5. Joran Andersson, at St. George's and his wife Maria, in their illness. July 31. Thomas Johnsson and his wife Margareta. Samuel Stedham. Anders Cock and his wife Sara. Aug. 7. Peter Paul's [Paslson. Poulson] wife Geizie. Johan William Lerchenzeiler, with his wife. Johan Didrich Elrod, with his wife Maria Magdalena. Aug. 24. Lucas Stedham's wife Karin, in her illness. Aug. 27. Visited Mr. Lidenius, Mag.[ister] Hesselius and his wife Sara; also Mrs. Helena Peterssen, with the Lord's Supper, in her illness.. Oct. 2. Johan Culen and his wife Kerstin. Oct. 23. Johan Gioding and his wife Annika. Nov. 20. Mårten Gustafsson and his wife Brita. [30] James Steel of the Provincial Land Office, wrote from Philadelphia on Feb. 7, 1723: My Old Friend Cha: Springer I rec'd thy letter by the hand of thy brother in law Stephen Cornelius... Stephen Cornelius wife Williaminke must therefore been daughter of the Hendrickson family, as was Charles Springer's wife Maria, whom he married on Dec. 27, 1685. In the letters written to Charles Springer by James Steel during the years 1721-31 there are numerous references to "thy Brother" John Hendrickson.