Has anyone ever heard of Samuel Harvey of Charlestown Tp., Ches. Co.? He m. Martha Martin and died in Whitemarsh, 1778, while on campaign with the American Army. His son, Samuel Harvey, m. Anne North. Tom Kellogg -----Original Message----- From: Sandra Ferguson <[email protected]> To: Denise Phillips <[email protected]>; [email protected] Sent: Tue, Mar 9, 2010 7:32 am Subject: [PaOldC] HARVEY Apparently Peter Harvey died intestate, but did leave adm. papers....have ou sent for a copy of them?. Twice, this has been lucky for me,....once, he wife's signature was found on the last page, and another time, all the hildren signed the paperwork, stating they agreed with it...so, who knows? aybe you could get lucky. Go online to Chester County Archives and Record ite, for how to order them. HARVEY, PETER, Esq. Pennsbury. November 9, 1824.Joseph and William Harvey, dministrators. Here is Amos's will....it might contain clues for you; HARVEY, MOS. Pennsbury.May 30, 1821. April 25, 1825.Provides for wife Ann. To son oshua part of the tract of land I now live on, as described, cont. about 66 cres, during life afterward to be sold and proceeds to his children.Part of ands, as described, to be sold, cont. 40 1/2 acres.To son William rem. of and whereon I live.To son Eli 5 s. having had his share. To dau. Mary wife f Stephen Webb,£300. To dau. Ann, wife of Jesse Sharpless, £300. To dau. hebe Philips £300. To dau. Hannah, wife of John Philips, £280. To gr.son ohn Pusey Jones £280. Rem. to daus. Mary, Ann, Phebe and Hannah.Executors: on William Harvey & son-in-law Stephen Webb.Wits: Joshua Weaver, Ziba Pyle. I checked the index on Archives and records and the only will on record hat would 'fit' your William is in 1852....he lived in Pennsybury and did eave a will....you can get a copy ...visit A and R for instructions. The nly other Wms with wills were 1...from Kennett in 1754 and 2, fron Newlin, 867. from Futhey and Cope...in case it's a help Wm...1-2-1775 d.8-25-1850 married arah Marshall...he was the son of Amos and Hannah Pusey Harvey.. I can't find anything on the name Ruel Jefferis....I've checked my MM ecords, but most end before your dates. WM Harvey son Amos and Harriet his wife m Sarah Marshall, all of West radford...she the da Samuel Marshall and Rachel, his wife....they m. 25th, 0m, 1798, at the Bradford MM S. "I am trying to sort out the various HARVEY family in the Chester County rea. There are 2 William HARVEY's in this location whose birth and death ates are very close. One is the son of Amos HARVEY (1749-1825). That illiam lived 2 Jan 1775 - 26 Aug 1850, according to Cope and Ashmead in "Historic Homes...". But Old Kennett MM records give the death as Aug 1852. I'm pretty convinced that my William is the son of Peter HARVEY (1750-1824), born 17 Nov 1779 and died 25 Jul 1850. He also is buried at Kennett MM, but I can't find his grave. I also am looking for the name of his wife. Can anyone help me determine where these two William HARVEYs lived and which one was the father of Ann HARVEY (1820-1855) who married uel JEFFERIS (1813-1882)?" ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

Apparently Peter Harvey died intestate, but did leave adm. papers....have you sent for a copy of them?. Twice, this has been lucky for me,....once, the wife's signature was found on the last page, and another time, all the children signed the paperwork, stating they agreed with it...so, who knows? Maybe you could get lucky. Go online to Chester County Archives and Record site, for how to order them. HARVEY, PETER, Esq. Pennsbury. November 9, 1824.Joseph and William Harvey, administrators. Here is Amos's will....it might contain clues for you; HARVEY, AMOS. Pennsbury.May 30, 1821. April 25, 1825.Provides for wife Ann. To son Joshua part of the tract of land I now live on, as described, cont. about 66 acres, during life afterward to be sold and proceeds to his children.Part of lands, as described, to be sold, cont. 40 1/2 acres.To son William rem. of land whereon I live.To son Eli 5 s. having had his share. To dau. Mary wife of Stephen Webb,£300. To dau. Ann, wife of Jesse Sharpless, £300. To dau. Phebe Philips £300. To dau. Hannah, wife of John Philips, £280. To gr.son John Pusey Jones £280. Rem. to daus. Mary, Ann, Phebe and Hannah.Executors: Son William Harvey & son-in-law Stephen Webb.Wits: Joshua Weaver, Ziba Pyle. I checked the index on Archives and records and the only will on record that would 'fit' your William is in 1852....he lived in Pennsybury and did leave a will....you can get a copy ...visit A and R for instructions. The only other Wms with wills were 1...from Kennett in 1754 and 2, fron Newlin, 1867. from Futhey and Cope...in case it's a help Wm...1-2-1775 d.8-25-1850 married Sarah Marshall...he was the son of Amos and Hannah Pusey Harvey.. I can't find anything on the name Ruel Jefferis....I've checked my MM records, but most end before your dates. WM Harvey son Amos and Harriet his wife m Sarah Marshall, all of West Bradford...she the da Samuel Marshall and Rachel, his wife....they m. 25th, 10m, 1798, at the Bradford MM S. "I am trying to sort out the various HARVEY family in the Chester County area. There are 2 William HARVEY's in this location whose birth and death dates are very close. One is the son of Amos HARVEY (1749-1825). That William lived 2 Jan 1775 - 26 Aug 1850, according to Cope and Ashmead in > "Historic Homes...". But Old Kennett MM records give the death as Aug > 1852. I'm pretty convinced that my William is the son of Peter HARVEY > (1750-1824), born 17 Nov 1779 and died 25 Jul 1850. He also is buried at > Kennett MM, but I can't find his grave. I also am looking for the name of > his wife. Can anyone help me determine where these two William HARVEYs lived and which one was the father of Ann HARVEY (1820-1855) who married Ruel JEFFERIS (1813-1882)?"

I am trying to sort out the various HARVEY family in the Chester County area. There are 2 William HARVEY's in this location whose birth and death dates are very close. One is the son of Amos HARVEY (1749-1825). That William lived 2 Jan 1775 - 26 Aug 1850, according to Cope and Ashmead in "Historic Homes...". But Old Kennett MM records give the death as Aug 1852. I'm pretty convinced that my William is the son of Peter HARVEY (1750-1824), born 17 Nov 1779 and died 25 Jul 1850. He also is buried at Kennett MM, but I can't find his grave. I also am looking for the name of his wife. Can anyone help me determine where these two William HARVEYs lived and which one was the father of Ann HARVEY (1820-1855) who married Ruel JEFFERIS (1813-1882)? Thanks, Denise Phillips

Hi I think this might be what your looking for? http://www.pbs.org/wnet/aalives/2006/index.html I think the name was African American Lifes..?? N. My websites : http://freepages.folklore.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ ---------------------------------------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2010 16:24:15 -0500 > Subject: [PaOldC] Skip Gates > > I don't believe Faces of America was the name of what I want to re-see, is > it? What I was referring to was a 4 part series , probably a couple years > ago, searching for the ancestry of some well known African Americans....Don > Cheadle, was one (whose family had been owned by Indians in the Carolinas, > and who were taken to Indian Territory by their Indian owners in the days of > Andrew Jackson......just amazing) Chris Rock was another, Mya Angelou, Skip > Gates, Tina Turner, and quite a few others. To see how AA research was > done, back when ancestors didn't even have last names....and how they were > able to trace some back to their specific origins in Africa....it was all > utterly fascinating. I've always thought, no matter HOW HARD my own > research might be, it couldn't hold a candle to AA research. > S. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I don't believe Faces of America was the name of what I want to re-see, is it? What I was referring to was a 4 part series , probably a couple years ago, searching for the ancestry of some well known African Americans....Don Cheadle, was one (whose family had been owned by Indians in the Carolinas, and who were taken to Indian Territory by their Indian owners in the days of Andrew Jackson......just amazing) Chris Rock was another, Mya Angelou, Skip Gates, Tina Turner, and quite a few others. To see how AA research was done, back when ancestors didn't even have last names....and how they were able to trace some back to their specific origins in Africa....it was all utterly fascinating. I've always thought, no matter HOW HARD my own research might be, it couldn't hold a candle to AA research. S.

Hi, Faces of America & Who do you think you are, Are two different programs and different presentations. There is another again a different program on BYU TV (Direct TV) on Monday evening at 8pm mountain time. My websites : http://freepages.folklore.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/

Sandra et al, If you go to the PBS website and put in your zipcode, it will call up your local PBS stations. Where I am in SE PA it is on Wed evenings @ 8 PM. It is called "Faces of America" with Henry Louis Gates. He is fab as is the show. "So who do you think you are" was very well done also! Why can't I get them to help me....$$ no object for them it seems. Well connected also. Keep searching ya'll ! Alan -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eliz Hanebury Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 1:25 PM To: Sandra Ferguson Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PaOldC] So who do you think you are? Sandra they, the Gates shows are on the PBS website and can be downloaded if your connection is fast enough <G> They were fun to see, as usual. And if everyone has access to WBYU they have the Generations Project, I have only seen one, but it was most interesting - a different turn on genealogy. The woman who was featured thought how weak she was for needing her friends and family - when her Irish ggmother came to America alone in 1891 and made her way with no help from family or friends - well you know that turned out to be wrong <G> Oh so wrong. GGmother left the tale she came to America because she was hungry, and the featured woman thought she meant for success and chances in the new world, turns out it was literal hunger. It was an interesting show, DishTV has WBYU and some cable companies have it. Eliz On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Sandra Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote:W >  I don't know about U'all but I watched the new genealogy show on Friday > evening, and loved it....it's called SO WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?,  and > spends  each episode learning the ancestry of one well known person.  Last > week it was about Sarah Jessica Parker, who had always thought her family > were German immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, a few generations > ago....only to discover that one ancestor died in the California gold rush, > and one was an accused in the Salem Witch Trials in 1600s, Mass, who lived > to tell the tale....pretty durn neat, and she was gobsmacked with what was > found!  Give it a try this coming week - Fri...8:00pm, NBC. > > S. > > ps....if you EVER see that the 3 or 4 part special done by Skip Gates, on > the ancestry of several well known AAs, please let me know...I watched it > once and would sure like to see it again....I think they were on PBS and > were absolutely fascinating! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The PBS series just ended last week on Maryland PBS. It was excellent. If they follow the normal pattern for PBS - it is for sale - probably WBGH from Boston. Will check fo ryoyu. Keith On 3/7/2010 1:16 PM, Sandra Ferguson wrote: > I don't know about U'all but I watched the new genealogy show on Friday > evening, and loved it....it's called SO WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?, and > spends each episode learning the ancestry of one well known person. Last > week it was about Sarah Jessica Parker, who had always thought her family > were German immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, a few generations > ago....only to discover that one ancestor died in the California gold rush, > and one was an accused in the Salem Witch Trials in 1600s, Mass, who lived > to tell the tale....pretty durn neat, and she was gobsmacked with what was > found! Give it a try this coming week - Fri...8:00pm, NBC. > > S. > > ps....if you EVER see that the 3 or 4 part special done by Skip Gates, on > the ancestry of several well known AAs, please let me know...I watched it > once and would sure like to see it again....I think they were on PBS and > were absolutely fascinating! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- Find-A-Grave "County Keeper" for Schuylkill County, PA Keith A. McKain McCain-McKane-O'Kane DNA Group 1 - # Mc17936 Website: http://home.comcast.net/~geosci64 Email: [email protected]

http://video.pbs.org/program/1397337072/ This is the direct link to the program, Faces Of America. Faces of America What made America? What makes us? These two questions are at the heart of the new PBS series Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. The Harvard scholar turns to the latest tools of genealogy and genetics to explore the family histories of 12 renowned Americans. Eliz On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Sandra Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote: >  I don't know about U'all but I watched the new genealogy show on Friday > evening, and loved it....it's called SO WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?,  and > spends  each episode learning the ancestry of one well known person.  Last > week it was about Sarah Jessica Parker, who had always thought her family > were German immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, a few generations > ago....only to discover that one ancestor died in the California gold rush, > and one was an accused in the Salem Witch Trials in 1600s, Mass, who lived > to tell the tale....pretty durn neat, and she was gobsmacked with what was > found!  Give it a try this coming week - Fri...8:00pm, NBC. > > S. > > ps....if you EVER see that the 3 or 4 part special done by Skip Gates, on > the ancestry of several well known AAs, please let me know...I watched it > once and would sure like to see it again....I think they were on PBS and > were absolutely fascinating! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Sandra they, the Gates shows are on the PBS website and can be downloaded if your connection is fast enough <G> They were fun to see, as usual. And if everyone has access to WBYU they have the Generations Project, I have only seen one, but it was most interesting - a different turn on genealogy. The woman who was featured thought how weak she was for needing her friends and family - when her Irish ggmother came to America alone in 1891 and made her way with no help from family or friends - well you know that turned out to be wrong <G> Oh so wrong. GGmother left the tale she came to America because she was hungry, and the featured woman thought she meant for success and chances in the new world, turns out it was literal hunger. It was an interesting show, DishTV has WBYU and some cable companies have it. Eliz On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Sandra Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote:W >  I don't know about U'all but I watched the new genealogy show on Friday > evening, and loved it....it's called SO WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?,  and > spends  each episode learning the ancestry of one well known person.  Last > week it was about Sarah Jessica Parker, who had always thought her family > were German immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, a few generations > ago....only to discover that one ancestor died in the California gold rush, > and one was an accused in the Salem Witch Trials in 1600s, Mass, who lived > to tell the tale....pretty durn neat, and she was gobsmacked with what was > found!  Give it a try this coming week - Fri...8:00pm, NBC. > > S. > > ps....if you EVER see that the 3 or 4 part special done by Skip Gates, on > the ancestry of several well known AAs, please let me know...I watched it > once and would sure like to see it again....I think they were on PBS and > were absolutely fascinating! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I don't know about U'all but I watched the new genealogy show on Friday evening, and loved it....it's called SO WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?, and spends each episode learning the ancestry of one well known person. Last week it was about Sarah Jessica Parker, who had always thought her family were German immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, a few generations ago....only to discover that one ancestor died in the California gold rush, and one was an accused in the Salem Witch Trials in 1600s, Mass, who lived to tell the tale....pretty durn neat, and she was gobsmacked with what was found! Give it a try this coming week - Fri...8:00pm, NBC. S. ps....if you EVER see that the 3 or 4 part special done by Skip Gates, on the ancestry of several well known AAs, please let me know...I watched it once and would sure like to see it again....I think they were on PBS and were absolutely fascinating!

Thanks to Lew, Sandra, Karen and esp Barclay, I have little more knowledge about George GARRETT (1757-1837) and his wife Sarah HOOPES, dau of George HOOPES and Jane HALL. Here are death notices that I found for Jane Garrett HIPPLE and Henry: Local Daily News, Chester Co 4/11/1896 HIPPLE - On the 9th inst., Jane Hipple, relict of the late Henry Hipple, in her 91st year. The relatives and friends of the family, are respectflully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Samuel Abel, on fourth-day morning at 11 o'clock, to proceed to Goshen Friends burying ground. Local Daily News, Chester Co 4/14/1896 Mrs. Jane Hipple, mother-in-law to Samuel Abel, of East Caln township, died on the 9th inst., having reached the advanced age of 91 years. She has raised a large family of children and has enjoyed remarkably good health until a short period previous to her death. (Daughter Elizabeth Jane HIPPLE m Samuel ABEL and they are also buried in Goshen Friends. Samuel died 6/12/1890 and Elizabeth 1/15/1890) Publication: VILLAGE RECORD Date: July 15, 1862 Title: Death Notice In East Goshen, on the 8th inst., HENRY HIPPLE.... Death Notice In East Goshen, on the 8th inst., HENRY HIPPLE , at an advanced age. Does anyone know who parents of George GARRETT were? Thanks...... Descendants of Heinrich Hipple 1 [1] Heinrich Hipple b: 30 Jul 1780 in W Whiteland, Chester Co PA d: 08 Jul 1862 in E Goshen, Chester Co PA Burial: Sec B-D-11 Goshen Friends Cemetery, Chester Co PA .. + Anna Maria Slonacker b: 30 Jul 1782 in PA Baptism: 06 Oct 1782 New H anover Lutheran, spons: Michael Schlonecker Sr and wife Anna Maria d: 26 Apr 1807 in Chester Co PA Burial: St Peter's, Clover Mill Rd, W Pikeland, Chester Co PA ..... 2 Mary Hipple b: Bef. 26 Apr 1807 *2nd Wife of [1] Heinrich Hipple: .. + Jane Garrett b: 20 Nov 1787 in Goshen, Chester Co PA m: Bef. 1810 d: 09 Apr 1876 in Marple, Delaware Co PA Burial: sec B-D-10. Goshen Friends Cemetery, Chester Co PA ..... 2 Sarah G Hipple b: 03 May 1810 in PA d: 18 Jul 1889 Burial: Sec A-I-10. Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ......... + Enos Garrett b: 15 Jun 1805 in PA m: 04 Feb 1830 in Chester Co PA d: 31 Aug 1875 in E Goshen, Chester Co PA Burial: Sec A-I-11, Goshen Friends (Hicksite) Chester Co PA ............. 3 Henry Hipple Garrett b: 23 Dec 1831 in E Goshen, Chester Co PA ................. + Catherine L Marshall ............. 3 Tacy E Garrett b: 20 Sep 1833 in Marple, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 Benjamin Garrett b: 17 Oct 1836 in Marple, Delaware Co PA ................. + Catherine E Eshelman b: 08 Dec 1834 in Bart Twp, Lancaster Co PA ............. 3 Lucy Elma Garrett b: Abt. 1838 in Goshen, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Enos L Garrett b: 23 Feb 1841 ................. + Louisa Caywood ..... 2 Margaretta Hipple b: 11 Nov 1811 in Chester Co PA d: 10 Feb 1880 in E Caln, Chester Co PA Burial: C-E-37 Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ..... 2 Henry Hipple b: 15 Feb 1815 in Chester Co PA d: 24 Dec 1878 in Marple, Delaware Co PA,age 63 Burial: sec C- E Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ......... + Rachel Roberts b: 01 Jan 1815 in Montgomery Co PA m: 1840 in PA d: Aft. 1904 ............. 3 Mary J Hipple b: Jun 1841 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 1909 in Media, Dela Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 Margaret Hipple aka: Maggie b: Bet. 1844 - 1845 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 1891 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Media, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 Elizabeth Hipple aka: Lizzie b: Mar 1846 in PA, resided Media in 1921 d: 1935 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media cemetery, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 Annareta Hipple aka: Reta b: Apr 1850 in PA, resided Media in 1921 d: 1929 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Media, Dela Co PA ............. 3 [2] Jesse Hipple b: 09 Jul 1847 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 11 Oct 1921 in Marple, Delaware Co PA, age 74 Burial: Media Cemetery, Dela Co PA ................. + Fannie E Hannum b: 1857 m: 08 Mar 1876 d: 1887 Burial: Media Cemetery, Delaware Co PA .................... 4 Harry H Hipple b: 02 Dec 1876 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 18 Mar 1957 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Del Co PA ........................ + Florence G. b: 21 Nov 1885 d: 25 Nov 1957 Burial: Media Cemetery, Delaware Co PA .................... 4 Leroy C Hipple b: 09 Feb 1880 in Marple, Delaware Co PA .................... 4 Rachel M Hipple b: 11 Feb 1882 in Marple, Delaware Co PA ............. *2nd Wife of [2] Jesse Hipple: ................. + Rebecca Maris b: Jan 1873 in Springfield, Delaware Co PA m: 04 Jun 1894 in Married 5 yrs in 1900 Census d: 1954 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Media Dela Co PA .................... 4 George M Hipple b: 26 Apr 1896 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 1926 in Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Media, Delaware Co PA .................... 4 Emma M Hipple b: 12 Jan 1898 in Marple, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 Harry L Hipple b: 14 Dec 1852 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 04 Jun 1937 in Media, Delaware Co PA Burial: Media Cemetery, Delaware Co PA ................. + Harriet C. b: 1855 d: 1939 Burial: Media Cemetery, Delaware Co PA ............. 3 William Penn Hipple b: May 1856 in Marple, Delaware Co PA d: 02 Sep 1926 in Broomall, Dela Co PA Burial: Newtown Square Friends, Delaware Co PA ................. + Hannah M Bartram b: Mar 1865 in PA .................... 4 William Bartram Hipple b: 19 Feb 1899 in Media, Delaware Co PA d: Jan 1980 in Broomall, Dela Co PA .................... 4 Henry Hipple b: 1902 in Delaware Co PA d: 1958 ........................ + Pauline Culbertson b: 10 Jan 1902 in Newtown, PA m: 30 Sep 1926 in Delaware Co PA d: 23 Jan 2007 in Media, Dela Co PA Burial: Marple Presbyterian cemetery, Broomall, PA ..... 2 Lawrence Hipple b: 17 Mar 1817 in Chester Co PA d: 13 Jan 1892 in E Goshen, Chester Co PA, single Burial: C-E-33 Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ..... 2 Elizabeth J Hipple b: 13 May 1819 in Chester Co PA d: 15 Jan 1890 in prob E Caln, Chester Co PA Burial: C-E-35 Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ......... + Samuel Abel b: Abt. 1821 d: 12 Jun 1890 in E Caln, Chester Co PA Burial: C-E-34 Goshen Friends, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Margaret Jane Abel b: Abt. 1849 in W Goshen, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Jesse M Abel b: Abt. 1853 in Chester Co PA ............. 3 Lawrence S Abel b: Abt. 1858 in Chester Co PA ..... 2 George G Hipple b: 13 May 1821 in Chester co, Uwchlan in 1844, West Chester in 1873 d: 27 Mar 1889 in Brandywine Summit, Delaware. in 68th year Burial: Cheyney Burial Ground, Delaware Co PA ......... + Elizabeth King b: 07 Sep 1825 in Thornton, Del Co PA, E Goshen when married, Brandywine Summit m: 28 Mar 1844 in Willistown, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Hannah Margaret Hipple b: Abt. 1850 in Chester Co PA d: 31 Aug 1852 in Easttown, Chester Co PA, age 2, convulsions ............. 3 John K Hipple b: 10 Jun 1852 in Chester Co PA (Brandywine Summit, Del Co when married) ................. + Lottie Johnson aka: Harriet J. b: Abt. 1860 in Elam Delaware Co PA when married m: 05 May 1886 in Elam Meth Episcopal Church, PA by Rev. M McGee d: 07 Jan 1942 in Media, Delaware Co PA, age 82 ............. 3 Phebe J Hipple b: 21 Nov 1855 in Chester Co PA ................. + Henry Lawson b: 12 Aug 1854 in Honeybrook, resided Media PA ..... 2 Jesse M Hipple b: 04 May 1823 in PA, E Whiteland when married, resided Malvern in 1892 d: 25 Jul 1896 in Malvern, Chester Co PA, age 73 ......... + Sarah S Epright b: Mar 1827 in PA; Willistown when married m: 08 Mar 1853 in Chester Co by Rev. Mr. Roney d: 1904 in Malvern, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Mary Etta Hipple b: Abt. 1854 in Chester Co PA ................. + W K Rumsey b: in Resided Frazer, PA ............. 3 George Hipple b: May 1864 in PA, resided Malvern in 1896-1900 ..... 2 Elijah G Hipple b: 04 Sep 1825 in Goshen, Chester co PA; resided Willistown in 1875 d: Aft. 1904 ......... + Sarah Jane Hoopes b: Jul 1837 in E Whiteland, Chester Co PA m: 16 Jan 1867 in Chester Co PA, m 33yrs in 1900 Census ............. 3 Laura E Hipple b: 09 Dec 1867 in Chester Co PA ................. + Harry McClellan b: 20 Feb 1870 m: 10 Jan 1894 in Willistown, Chester Co PA ............. 3 Clara Hipple b: 22 Feb 1872 in Chester Co PA d: 28 May 1904 in Willistown, Chester Co PA, age 32 ................. + George H McKinley b: Sep 1871 in Canada, Wash Co PA in 1910 m: 29 Nov 1894 in Frazer, PA .................... 4 Helen E McKinley b: Sep 1896 in Chester Co PA .................... 4 Raymond G McKinley b: 17 Mar 1899 in Chester Co PA d: Oct 1985 in Lancaster Erie Co NY ............. 3 Wilford Hipple b: 22 Jan 1878 in Chester Co PA d: 15 Aug 1880 in Willistown, Chester Co PA, AGE 2y7m Burial: Frazer Presbyterian, Chester Co PA Diana in AL [email protected]

As I said earlier....lots and lots of John Millers...here, there, and everywhere.....I think we are speaking of different John's...different generations,. IMMIGRATION OF THE IRISH QUAKERS, a very wonderful book.. says John Miller, son of John Miller, born at Breckenbrough, in Parish of Kerbywilk, in Yorkshire, in 1633 went to Ireland as a planter, and married Ann, dau of Wm Clibborn, who was born in 1630, at Cowley, County Durham, England...their children were Wm 1659 ;Margaret 1662; John 1665; Thomas 1667; Abraham 1670; Isaac 1672. One John, "possibly" a son of the above John Miller, was the John Miller who married Mary Ignew. Gayon Miller, who first appeared in Chester Co in 1702 is thought to have been a near relative of John Miller, of New Garden (this is the John Miller who married Mary Ignew..... " John Miller, wife (received 4 m 4, 1709) and children from Grange near Charlemont, in 1709" this is from the Newark or Kennett MM records. S. > I have them as sons of John Miller and Anne Clibborn, who have a > fascinating > history. Anne Clibborn's brother, I think John, had bought a ruined > castle > in Moate, County Westmeath, Ireland, at bargain basement price from > someone > who was given land in payment for fighting under Cromwell. The Clibborn > family extensively crossed paths with my maternal Lowe ancestors who were > Cromwellian gentry and lived in the same place, and ate Catholics for > lunch. > Well, John Clibborn was not originally a Quaker, but when he went to run a > Quaker meeting off his extensive lands around Moate, he listened at the > door > and was very impressed, so he became a Quaker. He was an extremely brave > and principalled man, and risked life and limb many a time to rescue and > to > help people on all sides of the prevailing religious conflict. One of > the > people he rescued was John Miller. Now, John Clibborn brought over his > mother and his sister Anne from England where he had come from, and John > Miller and Anne Clibborn were married, and then I guess they went to > Pennsylvania.

from a lookup; (the family became members of the New Garden MM, and there are pages of Millers in the index of the meeting records.) MILLER, JOHN. New Garden. Joyner. August 17, 1714/5. December 8, 1714/15, A. 10. To wife not named 1/3 of real and personal estate. To son Joseph, the plantation I now live upon containing 300 acres. Paying to son in law Joseph Hutton £20 and to daughters Martha and Sarah Miller £20 each when 16. To son James 300 acres of land lying on south side of above mentioned plantation extending to James Starrs line. To son William, 400 acres of land with mill, he paying £60 as follows. To daughters Elizabeth, Susanna and Elinor, £20 each when 16. Executors: wife Mary and son Joseph. Witnesses: Joel Baily, Gayen Miller, John Wily. I looked into the book IMMIGRATION OF THE IRISH QUAKERS, by Myers, after seeing that Gayen Miller was a witness to John's will, and knowing that Gayen had come from Ireland....and found them both...so, John was born in Ireland, not England..... "John Miller, possibly a son of John Miller who was born in Yorkshire, ...son John was born in 1665, at Moate, as his parents had gone to Ireland in 1657. Son John, married Mary, sister of Andrew Ignew and as early as 1693 was living within the limits of Grange Meeting, near Charlemont, County Armagh, Ireland. He and his family arrived in Chester co in 1709, and settled on a large tract of land in Newgarden Twp. He was a member of the New Garden Meeting and elected to the Provincial Assembly in 1714, the year he died. Mary Miller, his widow diec in 1730 ...her will; MILLER, MARY. Widow. New Garden. May 12, 1730. August 10, 1730. A. 320. To son William Miller all my real estate lying upon White ClayCreek paying £80 towards legacies. To son James a colt. Todaughter Martha Jordan £20. To daughter Susanna Miller £15. To granddaughter Mary Jordan £12 at 18 or married. To kinsman JohnTos a colt. Remainder to 6 daughters, viz Mary Hutton, Martha Jordan, Sarah Hutton, Elizabeth Chambers, Susanna Miller and Elinor Chambers, they paying £30 n my executor's hands to pay the passage of 3 of my brother Andrew Ignews children coming to this country provided they come within 2 years of my decease. Executor: son William.Witnesses: James Miller, Nathl. Richards, Michael Lightfoot.

#2200 ELIZABETH H KING (Hannah,Edith,Esther,Sarah,George),b.Thornton,9-7-1825;m.Baptist parsonage,Willistown,3-28-1844,George G Hipple,b. Goshen,5-13-1821;d.Brandywine Summit,Del.Co.,2-27-1889;buried at Cheyney Burying Ground;son of Henry Hipple and Jane Garrett of Goshen,Chester Co.They resided at various places,in Uwchlan,Goshen,Easttown,West Chester and Brandywine Summit.She now resides at 2 E.Second St.,Media, Pa. Issue: 5632 Henry L.,b.3-29-1846;d.6-13-1848. 5633 Hanna M,b.2-11-1849;d.8-31-1852. 5634 John K,b.6-10-1852;m.Harriet Johnson and resides in Media,Pa. 5635 Phebe J,b.11-21-1855;m.Henry Lawson,b.8-12-1854;son of William H Lawson and Hannah Gibbons,of Honeybrook,Chester Co.Address, Media,Pa. Lew Smedley aka George -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Diana Quinones Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2010 9:12 PM To: PAOLDChester Subject: [PaOldC] George GARRETT and dau Jane m Henry HIPPLE I am looking for any records at Gosen MM, or any MM in Chester Co, for George GARRETT. His daughter Jane married Henry HIPPLE, widower c 1809. She was born c1785-1787. Henry joined Friends apparently after their marriage. His first wife Maria SCHLONECKER, d 4/26/1807, is buried at St Peter's Cemetery on Clover Mill Rd in W Pikeland. Cemetery stone: hier ruhen die Gebeine des verftorbenen Anna Maria eine geivesone Ehefrau des Heinrich Hippel Sie war eine Tochter von Michael und Susanna Schlonecher geboren den 30tn July 1782 gestorben den 26tn Abril 1807 Sie brachte ihr alter auf 24 Jahr 8 Monat und 26 Tag There is a BIO about a son Elijah G HIPPLE in Historic Homes of Chester/Delaware co., pub 1904. It states that Henry HIPPLE, son of Lawrence and Margaret, married 2) Jane GARRETT, daughter of George GARRETT. They lived in E Goshen, and are buried in Hicksite of Goshen Friends. Henry died 7/8/1862 and Jane died 4/9/1876. I am trying to find more about George GARRET and who his wife was, parents of Jane. children of Jane GARRETT and Henry HIPPLE: Sarah G HIPPLE 5/3/1810 Margaret 1/11/1811 Garrett M 6/16/1813-2/21/1814 Henry 2/15/1815-12/24/1878 Lawrence 3/17/1817- 1/13/1892 Elizabeth J 5/13/1819-1/5/1890 George G b 5/13/1821- 2/27/1889 Jesse M b 5/4/1823 - 7/25/1896 Elijah G 9/4/1825 - the only living one of his line. Elijah G HIPPLE M Sarah Jane HOOPES, dau of John T HOOPES and Rebcca H STEMPLE. Jane and Henry HIPPLE are both buried in Goshen Friends Hicksite with some of their children. Thanks....... Diana in AL [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

from the Goshen MM records; Garrett, George and wife, Ann and their Children; Ann b 1710 m John Collins; Ellen b 1713 m David Meredith; Elizabeth b 1715 m Joseph Collins; Ann ;b 1717 m James Serrill' Thomas b 1719 m Mary Williams; George b 1729 m Hannah Rees; Wm b 1722; Mary b 1726; John b 1730. Garrett, George of Edgmont, son of Georte, decd m 1754 Hannah Rees at Newtown and their children ; Reese b 1755 d 1786; Peter b 1756; David b 1758; Lydia b 1759; Kpe; b 1762. George Garrett d 1786.9.4 Garrett, Abner, s of Thomas of Willistown m 1793 Rebecca maris and their children George b 1794; Thomas b 1796; Thomas b 1796; Jane b.1799; Lydia 1801. Laurentz Hippel, age 67 y 8 m 1 week d. Oct 3, 1795 and was a member of the East Vincent Reformed Congregation ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diana Quinones" <[email protected]> To: "PAOLDChester" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2010 9:11 PM Subject: [PaOldC] George GARRETT and dau Jane m Henry HIPPLE > > I am looking for any records at Gosen MM, or any MM in Chester Co, for > George GARRETT. His daughter Jane married Henry HIPPLE, widower c 1809. > She was born c1785-1787. > > Henry joined Friends apparently after their marriage. His first wife > Maria SCHLONECKER, d 4/26/1807, is buried at St Peter's Cemetery on Clover > Mill Rd in W Pikeland. > > Cemetery stone: > hier > ruhen die Gebeine > des verftorbenen > Anna Maria > eine geivesone Ehefrau des Heinrich > Hippel Sie war eine Tochter von > Michael und Susanna Schlonecher > geboren den 30tn July 1782 > gestorben den 26tn Abril 1807 > Sie brachte ihr alter auf 24 Jahr > 8 Monat und 26 Tag > > There is a BIO about a son Elijah G HIPPLE in Historic Homes of > Chester/Delaware co., pub 1904. It states that Henry HIPPLE, son of > Lawrence and Margaret, married 2) Jane GARRETT, daughter of George > GARRETT. > They lived in E Goshen, and are buried in Hicksite of Goshen Friends. > Henry died 7/8/1862 and Jane died 4/9/1876. > > I am trying to find more about George GARRET and who his wife was, parents > of Jane. > > children of Jane GARRETT and Henry HIPPLE: > Sarah G HIPPLE 5/3/1810 > Margaret 1/11/1811 > Garrett M 6/16/1813-2/21/1814 > Henry 2/15/1815-12/24/1878 > Lawrence 3/17/1817- 1/13/1892 > Elizabeth J 5/13/1819-1/5/1890 > George G b 5/13/1821- 2/27/1889 > Jesse M b 5/4/1823 - 7/25/1896 > Elijah G 9/4/1825 - the only living one of his line. > > Elijah G HIPPLE M Sarah Jane HOOPES, dau of John T HOOPES and Rebcca H > STEMPLE. > > Jane and Henry HIPPLE are both buried in Goshen Friends Hicksite with some > of their children. > > Thanks....... > > Diana in AL > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.733 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/2712 - Release Date: 02/26/10 14:39:00

Diana - Have you tried the Friends Library at Swarthmore College or the Quaker Records at Haverford College? They may know a researcher who can help you at each library if you don't live in the area. I have found some of my Meredith ancestors there, but I live close enough to visit in person. Karen In a message dated 2/27/2010 9:12:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I am looking for any records at Gosen MM, or any MM in Chester Co, for George GARRETT. His daughter Jane married Henry HIPPLE, widower c 1809. She was born c1785-1787. Henry joined Friends apparently after their marriage. His first wife Maria SCHLONECKER, d 4/26/1807, is buried at St Peter's Cemetery on Clover Mill Rd in W Pikeland. Cemetery stone: hier ruhen die Gebeine des verftorbenen Anna Maria eine geivesone Ehefrau des Heinrich Hippel Sie war eine Tochter von Michael und Susanna Schlonecher geboren den 30tn July 1782 gestorben den 26tn Abril 1807 Sie brachte ihr alter auf 24 Jahr 8 Monat und 26 Tag There is a BIO about a son Elijah G HIPPLE in Historic Homes of Chester/Delaware co., pub 1904. It states that Henry HIPPLE, son of Lawrence and Margaret, married 2) Jane GARRETT, daughter of George GARRETT. They lived in E Goshen, and are buried in Hicksite of Goshen Friends. Henry died 7/8/1862 and Jane died 4/9/1876. I am trying to find more about George GARRET and who his wife was, parents of Jane. children of Jane GARRETT and Henry HIPPLE: Sarah G HIPPLE 5/3/1810 Margaret 1/11/1811 Garrett M 6/16/1813-2/21/1814 Henry 2/15/1815-12/24/1878 Lawrence 3/17/1817- 1/13/1892 Elizabeth J 5/13/1819-1/5/1890 George G b 5/13/1821- 2/27/1889 Jesse M b 5/4/1823 - 7/25/1896 Elijah G 9/4/1825 - the only living one of his line. Elijah G HIPPLE M Sarah Jane HOOPES, dau of John T HOOPES and Rebcca H STEMPLE. Jane and Henry HIPPLE are both buried in Goshen Friends Hicksite with some of their children. Thanks....... Diana in AL [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for any records at Gosen MM, or any MM in Chester Co, for George GARRETT. His daughter Jane married Henry HIPPLE, widower c 1809. She was born c1785-1787. Henry joined Friends apparently after their marriage. His first wife Maria SCHLONECKER, d 4/26/1807, is buried at St Peter's Cemetery on Clover Mill Rd in W Pikeland. Cemetery stone: hier ruhen die Gebeine des verftorbenen Anna Maria eine geivesone Ehefrau des Heinrich Hippel Sie war eine Tochter von Michael und Susanna Schlonecher geboren den 30tn July 1782 gestorben den 26tn Abril 1807 Sie brachte ihr alter auf 24 Jahr 8 Monat und 26 Tag There is a BIO about a son Elijah G HIPPLE in Historic Homes of Chester/Delaware co., pub 1904. It states that Henry HIPPLE, son of Lawrence and Margaret, married 2) Jane GARRETT, daughter of George GARRETT. They lived in E Goshen, and are buried in Hicksite of Goshen Friends. Henry died 7/8/1862 and Jane died 4/9/1876. I am trying to find more about George GARRET and who his wife was, parents of Jane. children of Jane GARRETT and Henry HIPPLE: Sarah G HIPPLE 5/3/1810 Margaret 1/11/1811 Garrett M 6/16/1813-2/21/1814 Henry 2/15/1815-12/24/1878 Lawrence 3/17/1817- 1/13/1892 Elizabeth J 5/13/1819-1/5/1890 George G b 5/13/1821- 2/27/1889 Jesse M b 5/4/1823 - 7/25/1896 Elijah G 9/4/1825 - the only living one of his line. Elijah G HIPPLE M Sarah Jane HOOPES, dau of John T HOOPES and Rebcca H STEMPLE. Jane and Henry HIPPLE are both buried in Goshen Friends Hicksite with some of their children. Thanks....... Diana in AL [email protected]

Speaking as one who is familiar with the name, THAT one I know about..and, there are several spellings of that one, too...the one I'm familiar with is Farquarson...... I've always been sorry that our name wasn't what it probably was originally....Fergusson.....son of Ferguson....I've always liked that double s in the middle, and our family probably just dropped one of the sses, somewhere along the way....that's similar to Andersson.... meaning son of Anders.....a Swedish name, if memory serves. There's much that is fascinating about research, including Scottish, that's for sure....we belonged to the Clan Ferguson Society for many years, and the concept of the septs was of interest - different families banded together under the wing, so to speak, of a larger, more powerful clan.... the septs fought together with the clan, if needed, and 'enjoyed' the protection of the clan. Thus, there are many different names that may belong to a clan, but not share the same names....Ferries, Grevsack, Hardy & Kiddie are all septs of the Clan Ferguson...and, there are others....I just happen to remember these.because they were odd. This is just one of the interesting things one could find, when researching.........I always feel sorry for folks who seem to just 'collect' names and dates, when there are so many fascinating things to read about. Every culture and ethnic group brings with its own history, totally different from any other....this should be what genealogy is all about...not only those names and dates, but WHO they were, how they came to be where they were, and why. S.

Found this in my Scotland research----- Ferguson spelled as Farquharson I never would have guessed! Lorraine -----Original Message----- From: Kim Spangrude <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Fri, Feb 26, 2010 3:08 pm Subject: Re: [PaOldC] multiple surname spellings Yes, Magoon (I am looking for this missing 3X great grandmother), cGown, McGowan, McGowen, McGoon, McCune and even Coon! It almost akes it impossible to find the person. im n Feb 26, 2010, at 12:44 PM, [email protected] wrote: > I think that many of the differences happen when the recorder writes down what he 'hears'.... or thinks he hears the name to be... I have a family will in which the same woman's name is spelled 3 completely different ways - Rollow, Rollo, and Raleigh! That clerk simply could NOT make up his mind.... Recently someone was looking for the name Magoon.....after having spoken with a number Scots I feel sure the name was McGown...it sounds like Magoon as spoken by a Scot. Another of my favorites is Sinkler instead of St. Clair! And when it comes to Germanic names the mind boggles with possibilities! . ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message