Tom, Greenbury Rawlings - Page 402 Alan ------------------------------ Message: 7 Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 23:07:01 EST From: TRawl10385@aol.com Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] History of Cecil County To: mdcecil@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <4a9.39b5ed01.32a10465@aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Alan: Would please look up Rawlings to include Greenbury? Thanks, Thomas Carroll Rawlings (Tom) -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.15.5/564 - Release Date: 12/2/2006 7:42 PM

Mary, Simon Hutton page 411 is the only listing. Alan ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 20:29:36 EST From: MaryMHamilton@aol.com Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] History of Cecil County To: mdcecil@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <cc2.5078ee8.32a0df80@aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Hello Alan, Would you be so kind as to check the index for the History of Cecil County for HUTTON. Thank you. Mary -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.15.5/564 - Release Date: 12/2/2006 7:42 PM

Hi Gordon I too would be interested in the Presbyterian Martyrs 1600's list. Thank you Jan jcav07@frontiernet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "gordon crooks" <glcrooks@bcpl.net> To: <PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: <mdwashin@rootsweb.com>; <mdcecil@rootsweb.com>; <paadams@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 6:33 AM Subject: [MDCECIL] Presbyterian Martyrs 1600's > I will send to anyone who requests it 9 pages of all of the names, dates, and deaths of all of the Presbyterian Convenanters in Scotland in the 1600's. This is too long to be put on the list. > > Gordon Crooks > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe jcav07@frontiernet.net from the list, please send an email to MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Gordon; This is a GIFT and needs no apology. Thank you for all of us who cannot access these sources otherwise. Nancy On Dec 2, 2006, at 3:34 PM, gordon crooks wrote: To all list members who requested the Presbyterian Convenanter Martyrs list: I will be unable to send them to you indivually as I have over 200 requests and they are still pouring in. I am going to post 2 pages per day on the list as they won't accept attachments, sorry for this. Gordon Crooks ------------------------------- To unsubscribe nancyenoel@adelphia.net from the list, please send an email to MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

To all list members who requested the Presbyterian Convenanter Martyrs list: I will be unable to send them to you indivually as I have over 200 requests and they are still pouring in. I am going to post 2 pages per day on the list as they won't accept attachments, sorry for this. Gordon Crooks

Tha agus mise! That's Scot's Gaelic for me too. I would like a copy of the recently referred to list of Covenanters. Thanks, Wayne McKinney wrmckinney@comcast.net

Aha, thanks very much! This helps! I will put this together with what I can get from NJ land deeds & wills, and from wills of Philla, and see what I can make of it. If you want a detailed descendency sheet when I get done (whatever "done" is, say when I come to a stopping point), I would be happy to send it your way. Maybe I will find the possible STEELMAN connection along the way. Also working on them lately Thanks again! You always have interesting comments! Liz On 12/2/06, HFAGLEY@aol.com <HFAGLEY@aol.com> wrote: > I mostly know Dr Peter Stebbins Craig's research on the Justices. We used to > write years ago.[2] Peter Sr,of [1]Johan,died rather young [drown?] . [2] > Peter,Sr moved to > where the Moravians later built a church at the King's Highway,on Oldman's > Creek, > which divides Salem and Gloucester Co,SW NJ. [3] Peter Jr was a 1st pew > holder in the > Swedish Lutherian church at Swedesboro [Raccoon] before the bottle got him. > And the > same minister who gossiped about [3]Peter Jr,also said the bottle got his > son,Andrew. Peter, > Jr wed a granddaughter of Rev Lock. [4]Andrew wed a Germanic who changed > their name to > Stanton [Catherine]. > [5] Jesse Justice did not name any of his 5 sons that I know of Andrew or > Peter,but, > 1782[?],a Jesse Justice and a Peter Justice got a pass to travel from > Philadelphia to > Boston. From his Ohio tradions,Jesse Justice,b 1762, served in one of the > forts guarding the > Delaware south of Philadelphia. Red Bank Fort.,or Byllingsport Fort And he > served in the > 2nd NJ under Cols Isreal Shreve and Jonathan Dayton. > Rev Robert Steelman found Jesse Justice's different Methodist circuts. > Dover,Del,and twice,Salem ,NJ,AND ONCE,bURLINGTON,NJ,and Elizabeth,NJ. 1798-1804. > 1804,HE PREACHED BETWEEN Swedesboro and Woodbury,NJ,AND in SW Ohio,was still > preforming marriages 15 miles from home in the 1826 year of his death. >

I could use some help with the six (?) children of Hans JUSTIS, if anyone has them handy. Hans JUSTIS married Maria RAWSON, of Marcus Hook PA, daughter of Olle and Brita RAWSON. Also could use some help with wife and any other siblings of Brita, daughter of Mans ANDERSSON, Hans JUSTIS' mother and grandfather. Mans ANDERSSON moved to Maryland in 1661. Whatever is convenient, & Thanks very much, Liz J

I mostly know Dr Peter Stebbins Craig's research on the Justices. We used to write years ago.[2] Peter Sr,of [1]Johan,died rather young [drown?] . [2] Peter,Sr moved to where the Moravians later built a church at the King's Highway,on Oldman's Creek, which divides Salem and Gloucester Co,SW NJ. [3] Peter Jr was a 1st pew holder in the Swedish Lutherian church at Swedesboro [Raccoon] before the bottle got him. And the same minister who gossiped about [3]Peter Jr,also said the bottle got his son,Andrew. Peter, Jr wed a granddaughter of Rev Lock. [4]Andrew wed a Germanic who changed their name to Stanton [Catherine]. [5] Jesse Justice did not name any of his 5 sons that I know of Andrew or Peter,but, 1782[?],a Jesse Justice and a Peter Justice got a pass to travel from Philadelphia to Boston. From his Ohio tradions,Jesse Justice,b 1762, served in one of the forts guarding the Delaware south of Philadelphia. Red Bank Fort.,or Byllingsport Fort And he served in the 2nd NJ under Cols Isreal Shreve and Jonathan Dayton. Rev Robert Steelman found Jesse Justice's different Methodist circuts. Dover,Del,and twice,Salem ,NJ,AND ONCE,bURLINGTON,NJ,and Elizabeth,NJ. 1798-1804. 1804,HE PREACHED BETWEEN Swedesboro and Woodbury,NJ,AND in SW Ohio,was still preforming marriages 15 miles from home in the 1826 year of his death.

Beginnings of the JUSTIS, JUSTUS, JUSTICE family. I wrote this except where quotes appear. --ej. Hans JUSTIS was the 4th child of Johan GUSTAFSSON, an original Swedish immigrant. Johan GUSTAFSSON, from Kinnekulle, Skaraborg County, Sweden, came to New Sweden as a soldier in 1643, the year of the fourth expedition to New Sweden, in which the "Fama" and the "Swan" --and the Swedish Governor, Johan Prinz, arrived in the Delaware. He was first stationed on the New Jersey side of the Delaware, near the present town of Salem, N.J., at Fort Elfsborg. Later Governor Rising promoted him to Gunner, and transferred him to Fort Trinity, where New Castle Delaware now is. Johan Gustafsson married Brita MANSDOTTER there, about 1654. Brita's father was Mans ANDERSSON, who had lived first at Swanwyck (above New Castle, DE), then moved to Christina (later Wilmington) c1657, then moved to Maryland in 1661. Johan Gustafsson, called John Eustace by Walter Wharton, an Englishman who made the 1671 census of all of the Delaware River settlements. On 16 May 1669, under the name of John EUSTAS, he received a confirmation of the patent for 150 acres of land. It was situated in the Aronameck neighborhood, where West Philadelphia is now, on the west bank of the Schuylkill River. Hans Mansson was his neighbor on the northeast, John Bowles and the woods were to his northwest, and John Kinsey was on the southwest. It was bounded on the southeast by the Schuylkil. Johan Gustafsson and Brita Mansdotter had eleven children. See #4, Hans, who moved to Cecil County, Maryland. Also remember Brfita's father had moved to Maryland in 1661. 1. Justa Gustafsson (Justis) 1655-1722 Kingsessing (West Phila. PA) 2. Måns Gustafsson (Justis) 1658-1749 Northern Liberties (nr Phila. PA 3. Carl Gustafsson (Justis) ca 1660-1718 Kingsessing **4. Hans Gustafsson (Justis) ca 1662-ca 1712 Northeast, Cecil Co., MD 5. Anna Gustafs ca 1666-aft.1740 prob. New Castle Co., DE 6. Johan Gustafsson (Justis) ca 1668-1718 Philadelphia County, PA 7. Peter Gustafsson (Justis) 1670-1699 Kingsessing 8. Jacob Gustafsson (Justis) ca 1673-1699 Kingsessing 9. Elisabeth Gustafs ca 1675-1730 prob. New Castle Co., DE 10. Sven (Swan) Gustafsson (Justis) ca 1677-1723 Kingsessing 11. Anders (Andrew) Gustafsson (Justis) 1681-1740 Salem County, NJ. Hans JUSTIS married Maria RAWSON, of Marcus Hook, daughter of Olle and Brita RAWSON, about 1684. They lived at first at Naaman's Creek, then moved about 1700 to Northeast, Cecil County, Maryland. They had at least six children. One, Lydia, married Rev. Jonas Auren, about 1710. Hans JUSTIS' mother, Brita MANSDOTTER, widow of Johan Gustafsson, of the Aronameck District, was a charter member of Gloria dei Church at Wicaco, at its consecration in 1700. Several siblings of his were also: Giösta (Justa) Justis and his wife Anna Morton, Carl Justis, "bachelor" and Sven Justis and his wife Catharina Yocum were also charter members from Aronameck. John Justis, already a widower in 1700, and Måns Justis and wife Christina Swanson were members from Nitapkung/Mattsunk District, just upriver from Aronameck. Matthias Mårtensson and his wife Anna Justis were members from Calcon Hook. Hope this is useful, Liz J Selected sources: Dr. Peter Stebbins Craig's "1671 Census of the Delaware" (1999) --which I have, and in "The 1693 Census of the Swedes on the Delaware" by Dr Peter Stebbins Craig --which I don't have. For the land patent, see "Original Land Titles in Delaware Commonly Known as the Duke of York Record." Also see the article at the Swedish Colonial Society website, "Johan Gustafsson, Soldier from Kinnekulle." Checking some of the other articles there may yield clues to some of his descendents. Article about Gloria Dei in Swedish Colonial News, Volume 2, Number 1, Winter 2000. Also check postings in 2006 to the NJ-List from land transctions from NJ Archives, and check the NJ-List archives for abstracts from various NJ calendars of wills. Don't miss USgenweb archives, Philadelphia County --there are 18 wills abstracts for this surname there, and undoubtedly many other mentions of this fam in other PA wills. On 12/2/06, Judy Ardine <downeast@concentric.net> wrote: > Inhabitants of Cecil County Maryland 1649-1774, by Henry C Peden, 1999, > WillowBend Books, Westminster, MD > p.56 > List of Ordinary (Tavern) Licenses Granted 1759-1774 > [Ref: Original documents in MD Historical Soc, Mnauscripts Division, MS.231] > Tavern Keepers in 1773: > Jacob HOLLINGSWORTH, John JUSTICE, Joshua DONOHO, John GRAY, William > STEVENSON, Empson BIRD, Andrew COULTER, Nathan BAKER, Thomas PALMER, Andre > MILLER, John CARR, William BRISTOW & Benjamin DUTTON. > > Others in the Index: > JUSTICE: > Edward p.31 > Guning p.68 > Mounts p.51 > Peter pp 50, 68 > > JUSTIS: > Edward pp. 42, 73 > Peter pp.42, 73

This Jesse is from the Peter JUSTICE who was son of the original Johan Gustafsson?? Peter who d. c1699 at Aranomeck-Kingsessing?? I thought Peter JUSTICE Sr had only one son, was that Peter Jr? Which of this line got over to the NJ side again? I thought Anders (Andrew) JUSTICE, son of the original Johan, was the one who moved to NJ. Didn't know any of Peter's moved there, but of course you could even walk across the Delaware in certain cold winters. Interested in your line... & could use all the help I can get, thanks! Liz J On 12/2/06, HFAGLEY@aol.com <HFAGLEY@aol.com> wrote: > NJ and Dover Delaware Methodist circut rider,1798-1804,and 1805,moved from > farms north of Swedesboro,NJ to my east of Cincinnati farm. Jesse lost his > 1st > wife in 1786,up Mantua Creek. [Guessing she was a Steelman].Wed > 2nd,Elizabeth,of > Sevil and Susanah Chew Wilson,of Woodbury,NJ. WWW.GOOGLE.COM "SAVILE > WILSON" for his brother-in-law'sfamily bio.

NJ and Dover Delaware Methodist circut rider,1798-1804,and 1805,moved from farms north of Swedesboro,NJ to my east of Cincinnati farm. Jesse lost his 1st wife in 1786,up Mantua Creek. [Guessing she was a Steelman].Wed 2nd,Elizabeth,of Sevil and Susanah Chew Wilson,of Woodbury,NJ. WWW.GOOGLE.COM "SAVILE WILSON" for his brother-in-law'sfamily bio.

Sorry, list for the blank email! My fingers flew and hit the send button before I was ready. Gordon, I'd like a copy of the Presby. Covenanters. If you can send as an attachment that's great. Email is nancyenoel@adelphia.net If for some reason you need to snailmail it let me know and I will email you directly with my address and gladly pay copy and postage fees. Thanks so much Nancy On Dec 2, 2006, at 7:33 AM, gordon crooks wrote: I will send to anyone who requests it 9 pages of all of the names, dates, and deaths of all of the Presbyterian Convenanters in Scotland in the 1600's. This is too long to be put on the list. Gordon Crooks ------------------------------- To unsubscribe nancyenoel@adelphia.net from the list, please send an email to MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Nancy On Dec 2, 2006, at 7:33 AM, gordon crooks wrote: I will send to anyone who requests it 9 pages of all of the names, dates, and deaths of all of the Presbyterian Convenanters in Scotland in the 1600's. This is too long to be put on the list. Gordon Crooks ------------------------------- To unsubscribe nancyenoel@adelphia.net from the list, please send an email to MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am searching for the parents, and descendants, of WILLIAM C. CORNWELL. William was born ca. 1790 (per 1850 US Census) in the "State of New York." He married SUSANNAH MCMANAMY in 1817 in Columbia, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. In the 1830s they lived in Chanceford Township, York County, PA and in the 1850 census they were in Morgan County West Virginia. William died in 1866 in Harford County, Maryland. Children of William and Susannah were: Elizabeth, Ira, Lydia, Promelia, William, Jeremiah (Jeremiah married Charlotte McGirk and he died at Elk Neck in 1866), Charles, Christian (my line, she married Wm. SHANBARGER), Emaline, Mary and Amanda. Thank you! Ginny Hottle

Gordon, I would like to see that list. Thanks. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> George Archibald garchiba@us.ibm.com 614-353-9861 "gordon crooks" <glcrooks@bcpl.net> Sent by: mdcecil-bounces@rootsweb.com 12/02/2006 07:33 AM Please respond to mdcecil@rootsweb.com To <PAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> cc mdwashin@rootsweb.com, mdcecil@rootsweb.com, paadams@rootsweb.com Subject [MDCECIL] Presbyterian Martyrs 1600's I will send to anyone who requests it 9 pages of all of the names, dates, and deaths of all of the Presbyterian Convenanters in Scotland in the 1600's. This is too long to be put on the list. Gordon Crooks ------------------------------- To unsubscribe garchiba@us.ibm.com from the list, please send an email to MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Inhabitants of Cecil County Maryland 1649-1774, by Henry C Peden, 1999, WillowBend Books, Westminster, MD p.56 List of Ordinary (Tavern) Licenses Granted 1759-1774 [Ref: Original documents in MD Historical Soc, Mnauscripts Division, MS.231] Tavern Keepers in 1773: Jacob HOLLINGSWORTH, John JUSTICE, Joshua DONOHO, John GRAY, William STEVENSON, Empson BIRD, Andrew COULTER, Nathan BAKER, Thomas PALMER, Andre MILLER, John CARR, William BRISTOW & Benjamin DUTTON. Others in the Index: JUSTICE: Edward p.31 Guning p.68 Mounts p.51 Peter pp 50, 68 JUSTIS: Edward pp. 42, 73 Peter pp.42, 73

I will send to anyone who requests it 9 pages of all of the names, dates, and deaths of all of the Presbyterian Convenanters in Scotland in the 1600's. This is too long to be put on the list. Gordon Crooks

Found the document that I have for a Thomas Pearson settled in court and allowed by the court October 16, 1792, and that it is actually the ACCOUNT of Eleanor Pearson, Adminstratrix of Thomas Pierson, late of Redlion Hundred, in the County of Newcastle, Delaware. If anyone is researching these persons, then I can type it up but for the time being it will await its turn. Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) ----- Original Message ----- From: "E Johnson" <iris.gates@gmail.com> To: <mdcecil@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 7:40 PM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] Liz J: LARKIN, PEARCE, PRICE > Thanks again Antoinette. > > Maybe after the holidays we all can get into this a bit deeper. When > you have the time to find the Pierson/Pearson document, it will be > very interesting to see. > > Best regards, > Liz J > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MDCECIL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Alan, could you look up Gustafsson/Justice/Justus in your index. Specifically Hans Gustafsson/Justus/Justice. Thanks.