from a lookup...... John Stringer bought 20 acres of land in Thornbury, dated 29 Feb, 1703... he was also the constable from Thornbury, , 1706 STRINGER, JOSEPH. West Fallowfield.March 8, 1766. June 5, 1766.To brother William Stringer all personal estate until his son Joseph shall be of age when I give to my said nephew and namesake Joseph Stringer all my lands paying to his sisters Sarah McKim £10, Eleanor Stringer £10 and Martha Stringer £10 with reversion successively to his brothers William, George and John. Executors: Brother William Stringer and James Glendening. Witnesses: William Robb, John Huston, Mary Huston. STRINGER, WILLIAM. W. Fallowfield.March 15, 1784. August 30, 1784.To son John messuage, etc. whereon I now dwell containing about 200 acres, etc., paying legacies. To daughter Elinor Stringer £20 gold or silver. To daughter Martha Stringer £20. To daughter Sarah, wife of David McKim, 30 shillings. To son George 30 shillings. To grandson John,son of Joseph Stringer, 10 shillings. To son William tract of land he now dwells on in Fallowfield containing about 140 acres.Executors: Sons John and William.Wit: John Caruthers, Thomas Patterson, John Irwin. Wm Stringer was listed as one of the principle members of ST. John's Church, at Pequa, Lanc Co, Pa, and Salisbury, Chester Co, Pa, established n 1729.