Can't help with James McCarty, but here is what I have on Silas. In his will he left one acre of ground to the New Britain Baptist Church, on which to erect a church building. This plot of ground is separated from his plantation near Quakertown, but only a few scattered tombstones and the foundation cavities remain to mark the site of the old church [near Quakertown]. ®65 Will: Silas McCarty of adjacent of Springfield. January 13, 1749/50. Proved May 1, 1750. Wife Sarah, son Carell and Bro-in-law Robert Tomkins, exrs. To wife, plantation for life, then to all children, Carell excepted. Carell, 100 acres adj. Congregation of Baptists 1 acre on east side of tract where a Meeting House now stands. Wit: Thos. Lancaster, Benjamin Gilbert. ®160 References: #65 - The Descendants of James Carrell and Sarah Dungan, His Wife Author: Ezra Patterson Carrell Call Number: R929.2 qC31 Eight generations of the Carrell family, including allied families. Bibliographic Information: Carrell, Ezra P. The Descendants of James Carrell and Sarah Dungan, His Wife. N.p., 1928. #160 - Abstracts of Bucks Co, PA, Wills, 1685 - 1785 Author: F. Edward Wright Bucks County, PA, wills executed 1685-1785, originally abstracted under the auspices of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Lynn Tinsley