1714     Robert Lloyd, born 1669 in Wales, died at Merion, 3 d Mo. 29, 1714.  Will proved in Philadelphia, Nov. 10, 1714.  His widow Lowry, daughter of Rees John William, married Hugh Evans of Gwynnedd, at Merion Meeting House, 12th Mo. 13, 1716-17.  Robert Lloyd was a brother of Thomas Lloyd of Merion, and a nephew of Thomas Lloyd, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania.  This last had a brother, Charles Lloyd.  Also, a brother John Lloyd.     Rees John William and Hannah Price his wife had a dau. Lowry (b. 1680; d. 11, 25, 1762, in Phila, aged over 80.) Lowry married (1)  Oct 1, 1698, Robert Lloyd;  (2) Hugh Evans.  Children of Robert and Lowry: Hannah (b. 1699);  Gwen (b. 1701);  Sarah (b. 1703);  Gaynor (b. 1705);  David (b. 1707);  Rees (b. 1709);  Robert (b. 1711);  Richard (b. 1713).     The name of Robert Lloyd is on the List of Taxables for 1693 - A young man.  Susquehanna List, 1696.     Robert Lloyd and Lowry Jones at Merion Meeting House 8 Mo. 11, 1698.  Witnesses at the marriage of Robert Lloyd and Lowry Jones, 8, 11, 1698.  Thomas Lloyd; Richard, Edward, Hannah and Ellin Jones.     Hugh Evans, widower, of Gwynnedd, and Lowry Loyd (widow of Robert Loyd of Merion) at Merion, 12 Mo. 13, 1716.  Witnesses at the marriage of Hugh Evans, widower and Lowry Lloyd, widow, 12, 13, 1716.  Thomas, Robert, Evan and Owen Evans;  Hannah, Gwen, Sarah, Gainor, David and Thomas Lloyd.     Robert Lloyd was born in Merionethshire, and came to Pa. about 1683.  His plantation was northward of that of Rowland Ellis of Bryn Mawr. By deed, Sept. 5, 1698, he purchased from Wm. Howell, Edward Jones, John Roberts, Griffith Owen and Daniel Humphrey, 409 acres of land that had been part of the Thomas Ellis tract.  In Feb. 1709, Robert Lloyd and Lowry his wife, conveyed 154 1/2 a. to Thos. bro. of Robert.         Robert Lloyd (d. 1714) and Lowry Jones, his wife had, I. Hannah (b. 9, 21, 1699; d. 1, 15, 1763) She m. (1.) (1720) John Roberts (d. 1721);  (2.) in 1722, Wm. Paschall (d. 1732);   (3.) in 1734, Peter Osborne (d. 1765.) II. Gwen (b. 8, 20, 1701; d. 1783, unm.) III. Sarah (b. 5, 19, 1703; d. 7, 5, 1739); m. (1729) at Merion, Gerrard Jones. IV. Gaynor (b. 2, 5, 1705; d. 9, 3, 1728); at Merion, Mordecai James (d. 1776.) V. David (b. 4, 27, 1707); m. Anna ____, removed to North Carolina. VI. Rees (b. 4, 25, 1709, d. 2, 5, 1743) m. (1735) at Phila.  Sarah Cox (d. 1775). VII. Robert (b. 8, 25, 1711; d. 8, 27, 1786) m. (1735) at Gwynnedd, Catharine Humphrey (d. 10, 13, 1782.) VIII. Richard (b. 1, 15, 1713-14; d. 1755); m. (1736) at Darby, Hannah Sellers (d. 4, 12, 1810 - had Samuel, Isaac, Hugh.)     Robert Lloyd and his brother Thomas Lloyd were nephews of Thomas Lloyd, the Deputy Governor under William Penn.  Deputy Governor Thomas Lloyd had a son, Thomas Lloyd of Philadelphia;  a daughter, Rachel Lloyd who m. Samuel Preston; a daughter, Mary Lloyd, who m. Isaac Norris; a daughter, Hannah, who m. (1) John Delavall, (2) Richard Hill; a daughter, Elizabeth, who m. Daniel Zachary; and a dau. Deborah, who m. Mordecai Moore.     The wife of Governor Thomas Lloyd was Mary, daughter of Gilbert Jones of Welchpool.  They had 9 children in all - 3 sons died without issue.     Robert Lloyd, in Will, mentions wife Lowry;  children, David, Robert, Rees, Richard, Hannah, Gwen, Sarah, Gainor.  Mentions Edward Thomas and Owen Roberts.  Bro. Thos. Lloyd. Trustees, Robert Jones, Richard Jones, Thomas Lloyd, Jr., Friends Robert Evan, Rowland Ellis, Robert Jones of Merion.  Witnesses, Edward Foulke, William Robits, Thomas Albir.     Felix Jones, son of Edward Jones of Mt. Anarat, buried 8 Mo. 9, 1714.  The name of Edward Jones, "Glover", is on the List of residents of Merion, who subscribed toward the purchase of Susquehanna lands, 1696.     David Lewis, Servant of Morris Llewellin, buried 8 Mo. 9, 1714.  "Servand" here means a holder of "head Land".  A purchaser of a large tract of land was allowed a certain number of acres as "head land", for members of his family and "servant".  Every large proprietor brought over a number of single young men, mostly his nephews and cousins, as "servants" so that they might get the land rather than strangers.     On Susquehanna list, 1696.  Will proved Jan. 28, 1715.  Mentions wife Katharine - Children, Joseph, Susannah, Hannah, James and Sarah Lewis.  Trustees, Lewis David of Darby; Richard Hayes, Henry Lawrence, Henry Lewis of Haverford.  Witnesses, Lewis David, Henry Lewis, Richard Hayes, Henry Lawrence.     According to the "Minute Book of Property," David Lewis received 120 acres by deed of gift from his father, William Lewis, said deed dated January 6, 1700-1, in addition to 100 acres sold him by Morris Llewellyn, no deed made.  Morris Llewellyn purchased 500 acres in Haverford, Jan. 1681.  See Penna. Archives, Third Series, Vol. I. p. 11.     Wm. Lewis, with his wife Ann, from the parish of Illan, Glamorganshire, Wales, settled in Haverford, in 1686.  Wm. was a brother of Ralph Lewis.     Children of Wm. and Ann Lewis were David, Lewis, Evan, William and a dau. Seaborn, b. 1686.  Sons settled in Newtown.  Wm. and wife d. in Newtown, 1708.     Henry Lewis settled in Haverford, 1682, and transferred a piece of land to John Lewis, 1684.  Henry Lewis, son of Henry, sold a tract of land to John Lewis, Jr. 1694.  Samuel Lewis was a landholder, 1699.     9, 20, 1693. John Maris of Springfield, batchelor, and Susannah Lewis of Haverford, at Haverford Meeting House.  Wit:  George, George, Jr., Richard, Alice, Jane, and Mary Maris; Henry, John, William, David, Samuel, John, Margaret and Elizabeth Lewis.     4, 9, 1696.  David Hugh of Merion - and Martha Lewis of Haverford, at the Meeting House at Haverford.  Wit: Ralph, Abraham, Samuel, Evan, William, David, John, Mary, Lydia and Ann Lewis;  Richard Walter.     12, 20, 1699-1700. James Sharples of Nether Providence, Chester Co.  and Mary Lewis of Darby, dau. Ralph of the same Co. at Haverford Meeting House.  Wit:  John, John, Jane and Hannah Sharpless;  Ralph, William, David, Abraham, Evan, Lewis, Evan, William and Ann Lewis.     James Wynne, son of Jonathan Wynne, 8 Mo. 24, 1714.  Jonathan Wynne, only  son of Dr. Thomas Wynne, resided at "Wynnstay", in Blockley township, Philadelphia County.  The homestead is still standing.  The Wynne property is now partly included in the new suburb of "Wynnefield."     Jonathan Wynne built the stone mansion at "Wynnstay", about 1700, on the site of a still older log building.  He was the son of Dr. Thomas Wynne and Mary Buttall, his first wife.  (married 1656.)     Dr. Thomas Wynne was the son of Peter Wynne, of Caerwys, who was the son of Sir John Wynne of Gwydie House, and Sydney Gerard, his wife.     Sir John Wynne was the son of Morris Wynne, of Gwydie House, who was the son of John Wynne, of Gwydie House Caernarvonshire, who married Ellen Lloyd, dau. of Morris ap John ap Meredith of Ruedoc.     John Wynne of Gwydie House was the son of Meredydd ap Ievan ap Rhys of Gwydie.     (This pedigree is given on the authority of Dr. James J. Levick.  It will be noticed that Jonathan Wynne named one daughter Sydney, evidently after his own great-grandmother;  also, that the name, Gerard, or Gerrard was repeated in the family of Jonathan's sister Mary, who married Dr. Edward Jones.)     Morgan Thomas, Servant to Robert Evans, buried 10 Mo. 8, 1714.     John George, buried 10 Mo. 31, 1714.            Alice Lewis Evans, daughter of James Lewis of Pembrokeshire, Wales, and second wife of Hugh Evans, died about 1714.  She was married at Merion, 6th Mo. 25, 1710.     Hugh Evans of Gwynnedd, yeoman, and Alice Lewis, daughter of James Lewis of Pembrokeshire, G. Britain, at Merion, 6 Mo. 25, 1710.  Witnesses, Thomas, Robert, Evan, Owen, Jr., and John Evans;  David Jones;  Cadwallader Morgan.     The first wife of Hugh Evans of Gwynnedd was Catharine Morgan, dau.  of Cadwallader Morgan of Merion, married at Merion Meeting, 8, 4, 1706.     His third wife was Lowry Lloyd, married 1716.     William ap Edward died Jan, 3, 1714.  Will proved in Philadelphia, Jan. 29, 1714.  He was an "Adventurer" in the "Ship Lyon".  Died in Blockley township, Philadelphia Co.  He was variously called William ap Edward, William Edward and William Bedward.  He left one son, Edward William, born in Blockley, 6 Mo. 7, 1689; and several daughters.     The first wife of William ap Edward was Katherine, daughter of Robert ap Hugh, and sister of Hugh Roberts.  His second wife was Jane ap Edward (maiden name.)  The children of William ap Edward assumed the surname of William or Williams.     William ap Edward had two brothers, John ap Edward and Evan ap Edward, early settlers in Penna.  And these were the sons of Edward ap John, of Landerval, near Bala, or Penllyn, Merionethshire, in North Wales.  Another brother, Thomas ap Edward remained in Wales.     William ap Edward had by his first wife Katharine, two daughters, Katharine (b. 1676) and Elizabeth (b. 1672).  Elizabeth m. Thomas Lloyd of Merion and had children.  Katharine m. __________ of Salem, N. J. and had no children.     By his second wife Jane, William ap Edward had one son, Edward William (b. 7 Mo. 2, 1689);  a daughter Sarah (b. 8 Mo. 29, 1685) who m. Thomas Lawrence of Haverford;  a daughter Ellen (b. 4 Mo. 19, 1691) who m. Henry Lawrence, brother of Thomas of Haverford; and a daughter Jane, who m. Evan Thomas, of Merion. *  (* Crossed our apparently by the auther (son of Edward Thomas).)     Edward William (b. 1689) son of William ap Edward , m. Eleanor Lawrence, sister of Thomas and Henry of Haverford.  William ap Edward also had a daughter Mary (b. 1694) who m. R. Preston, of Phila. 1722. **  (** Added apparenetly by the author to read Richard Preston.)     Children of Evan Thomas and Jane William, his wife were, Edward, Eleanor, Joseph, Jonathan.     The William ap Edward homestead stood, until recent years immediately back of Overbrook station, Penna. R. R.  fronting on City Avenue, on the Philadelphia side of the line.  The ap Edward (Bedward) property was "Overbrook Farms", later belonging to the George family.  The name of Wm. Bedward is on Reed's Map.     William Bedward is on the List of Taxables, "Beyond Schoolkill," 1693.  A "First Purchaser".  Sus. 1696.     Wn. Edward mentions wife Jane; son Edward, daughter Mary.  Daughter Elizabeth, wife of Thos. Lloyd; daughters Katharine, Sarah, Ellen.  Leaves legacy to Merion Meeting.  Sons Edward William, Thos. Lawrence, Henry Lawrende, Thos. Lloyd.  friends, David Jones, Thos. Jones.  Witnesses, James Hinton, Jenkin David, Abel Thomas.     Robert Vincent, Servant to Jonathan Jones, 11 M0. 16, 1714-15.     Abraham Musgrave, 11 o. (Jan.)  18, 1714-15.          9, 4, 1714.  Abraham Musgrave, son of Thomas, late of Halifax, in Yorkshire, Great Britain, yeoman, dec'd;  and Gainor Jones, dau. of William, late of Gwynnedd, dec'd, at Gwynnedd Meeting House.  Wit:  William Musgrave, Jon. Cockshaw, and Anna Jones.     (I believe the name "John Christian" is due to an error in Copying.  I think it should  be " Jon. or Jonathan Cockshaw," who was an uncle of Abraham Musgrave.) Correct.*  (* In the list of witnesses another name had obviously been erased and the name of Jon. Cockshaw entered.  Following the word 'correct', the following was scrstched out apparently by the author "The Abraham Musgrave who died 11 Mo. 18, 1714-15 is not the one who married 9, 4, 1714.  He was witness to the marriage of Wm. Musgrave and Barbara Bevan, 10, 28, 1721.  Don't know."     Thomas Musgrave, of Halifax, Yorkshire, England was an early purchaser.  He died 1700, leaving wife Hannah;  children Thomas, Abraham, Elizabeth, William.  His widow, 1701 married David Price.     Of the children of Thomas and Hannah, Elizabeth married 1713, Evan Evans, son of Thomas Evan of Gwynnedd;  William married, in 1721, Barbara Bevan, daughter of Evan, of Merion;  Abraham married, in 1714, Gainor Jones, daughter of Wm. of Gwynnedd.     In the Abel Thomas family Bible, in possession of Mrs. Rebecca Thomas Hoffman of Lower Merion, appears the following record: ---     Abraham Musgrave, Jr.  No date, but on the same page is the following:  Jacob, son of John and Catharine Matson, born Feb. 5, 1742.  This was Katharine Gregory, whose marriage to John Matson is recorded at the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, 11 Mo. 5, 1740.     Letters of Administration on the estate of Abraham Musgrave of Haverford were granted 11 Mo. (Jan) 27, 1714.  Administrators, Gainor Musgrave, William Lewis.  Securities, Jonathan Cockshow, David Llewellyn.  See Administrator's Docket, West Chester Pa.  1, p. 34.     Another Abraham Musgrave died in Darby, 1787.  Will recorded at West Chester.  Signed 4 Mo. 25, 1785. Proved in Thornbury, Jan 29, 1787.  Mentions wife Esther.  Daughters Mary and Esther.  Son-in-law, Thomas Owen.  Children of Daughter Jane, dec'd, namely, Abraham, Sarah, Mary.   Son-in-law, Jacob Sinkler.  Children of dec'd daughter Elizabeth, namely, John, Hannah, Keziah, Abram.  Children of Daughter Jane were children of Thomas Owen.  Daughter-in-law, Sarah Musgrave, now Taylor. Executors, Jonas Supplee, Kezekiah Hibberd.     7, 3, 1713.  Evan Evans, yeoman, son of Thos. Evans of Gwynnedd. - and Elizabeth Musgrave, dau. of Thos. Musgrave, dec'd, of Yorkshire, Great Britain, at Haverford.  Witnesses, Thomas, Robert, Hugh, Owen, Robert and Owen Evans; Abram and William Musgrave.     10, 28, 1721.  William Musgrave, of Merion, cooper; and Barbara Bevan, dau.  of Evan Bevan, dec'd, at Merion Meeting House.  Wit:  - Abraham Musgrave;  David and Hannah Price;  Evan, Jane and Eleanor Bevan.     The marriage of Jane Musgrove and Thomas Owen, Nov. 25, 1769, is recorded in Penna. Archives, Second Series, Vol. II p. 183.     Bumbo, a young Negro, buried 12 Mo. 27, 1714-15.