Bob --- From Early Church Records of Chester Co., Page 116, at New Garden Monthly Meeting: Dutton, Robert and wife Ann and their children: Mary, b. 1708.8.15; Ann, b. 1711.10.10; Robert, 1713.8.26; Elizabeth, 1722.1.25. On Page 154: Joseph Parson and Sarah Dutton of Kennett, widow, dau of James and Sarah Walker. Mike Ziegler -----Original Message----- From: DIANA QUINONES [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 2:52 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PACHESTE] Roll Call RIMEL/LENARD/GABEL/DUTTON/LOBB Bob, what are dates for your names? There are DUTTON in Quaker MMs at Kennett Square, New Garden and Uwchlan Monthly Meetings in 1700's. None of your other names appear in Humphrey's Chester Co Births 1682-1800. You might want to check Quaker records for them! A good place, I am told, but have not searched there, is Swarthmore College library. Maybe someone with experience can comment on the best place for Chester Co MM records? Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Young" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 12:01 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call RIMEL/LENARD/GABEL/DUTTON/LOBB > Researching Surnames RIMEL/LENARD/GABEL/DUTTON/LOBB > > Thanks > Bob Young > Upper Saucon, PA > > > - ------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing > > ______________________________ ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== Stop by our associated website for Chester County Genealogy at http://www.pa-roots.com/~chester/

I guess I'll try again with my Chester County dead ends. My mom and I went to Chester County in October and found a teeny bit of info on our line, but maybe someone out there can help: John SMITH Sr. and John SMITH Jr., West Nantmeal township, 1800-1810. John SMITH Jr. married to Mary Anna Ross THOMPSON, daughter of John THOMPSON and Elizabeth. Elizabeth was a widow for several years, and died in 1805 or so. I have wills for Elizabeth THOMPSON and her father-in-law, Archibald THOMPSON. Am trying to locate more information on John SMITH Sr. - where did he come from (born app. 1750), how did he obtain his property in West Nantmeal township, what happened to him after 1810 when his son moved away, etc. Also, I need to find out where/how Archibald THOMPSON obtained his property. He was paying taxes on in as early as 1750, but I couldn't find record of a deed. I visited West Nantmeal township and took some photographs. It is a beautiful area. Any connections? Please contact me! Carol Colvin Puyallup WA (10 inches of snow today and it's still falling!)

Very early -- 1700's. Many were Amish, many moved to Oley Valley in Berks Co., PA. Also looking for GERBERs and GARBERs. Doug Garber --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes

Hello Chester listers, My Chester county lines include: SPEAKMAN, MERCER, KEELER, STERN, ELWELL, ROTHHAAS (ROTHAS), HAINS, CURRIER, HOOPES, PIERCE, HARLAN, GILPIN, STARR, EACHUS, LEWIS, PYLE, PENNEL, MINSHALL, TAYLOR, SMEDLEY, WEST, WOLLERTON, WORALL, and many others. I have met many "cousins" through this helpful list and appreciated the invaluable information, leads, and insights of list members for 8 years now. I am happy to correspond with others searching for family information. My brick walls: Howard E. SPEAKMAN possibly from the Caln/Thorndale, Coatsville, Downingtown, East Bradford area. Married to and fathered two children with Naomi MERCER who was b. about 1900. No record of him living with the family in 1920 census when first child William Arthur SPEAKMAN was 11 months old. Second child Lynwood SPEAKMAN b. about 1921 and died in early childhood, no birth certificate or census records exist for him. I have no information on which branch of the prolific SPEAKMAN family in Chester county Howard may have come from. He seems to disappear after Lynwood's birth, and it's unclear if there was a divorce or why he never lived with his wife. Perhaps he had returned from serivice in WWI and was stationed at a base? Just speculating. Thomas ELWELL d. 1868 & Annie Elender THOMPSON. IGI info says they married in Kimbleville in 1842. The 1840 Census lists a Thomas ELWELL who was age 30 to 40 living in London Grove with 1 male age 5 to 10, and one male age 15to 20, and 4 females: one under 5, one under 10, one under 30, and one under 40. Any help with these two families would be much appreciated. Thanks, and best wishes for finding new leaves on your family tree in the new year! -Kim Berkeley, CA

Hi Judy In Humphrey's Births, Chester Co 1682-1800, pub 1994, page 42: CRAMP: all at Zion Lutheran Church, Pikeland: Hannah, dau of Carl and Catharina, born 4/11/1761 Jacob, son of Carl and --- born 10/20/176? Joh. Carl, son of Carl and Cathrina, born 6/15/1762 Elisabeth, dau of Carl and ---, born 6/2/1764. p 116: Barbara KRAMP, dau of Carl and ---, born 2/21/1766. Nothing with Sellers in Humphrey's Births. Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 8:38 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call: SELLERS, CRAMP > Seeking information about: > 1. Frederick SELLERS and wife Elenora were in Chester Co. prior to > going > to western Berks Co. about 1816. He may have been associated with an iron > forge, possibly the Dowlin Forge. Elenora's surname might have been > KERLIN or > BAKER or LINDLEY. > > 2. Any CRAMP or KRAMP family in the 1700s or earlly- to mid-1800s in > Chester Co. > > Any help appreciated. > Judy in TN > > ______________________________

Linnea, You can probably get John Youngblood's estate papers from the Chester Co Archives. He died intestate, Charlestown, and administrator was Daniel Showalter appointed 1/30/1821. see this link: http://www.chesco.org/archives/probate.htm or try the Orphan's Court submenu! For $10, they will send you what is in all files! Very nice folks there! Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 12:50 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call- Youngblood, Donnell, Varley > Happy New Year! > > I am still searching for more information on the Youngblood family of > Charlestown Township, Chester Co. PA. John Youngblood died in 1821 He > was married > to Jane Donnell of Ireland, and they had one son, Isaac, b. 1820. Jane > re-married and removed to Mercer Co. I have information on Isaac and his > descendants, but would like more on the ancestors. All I know about John > was that he was > in the War of 1812, and was supposedly Cherokee (but I doubt that). > > John's parent's were John Youngblood (b. abt 1756 and d. abt 1806) and > Magdalene Varley who d. abt 1810 in Charlestown. I believe this John was > the son of > Johannes Jungblut who came from Germany, but would like to find more proof > of > that. Magdalene was the daughter of John and Catherine Varley. > > Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated, and I am > happy to exchange info. with others who might be connected to them as > well! > > Linnea in CA > > ______________________________

Bob, what are dates for your names? There are DUTTON in Quaker MMs at Kennett Square, New Garden and Uwchlan Monthly Meetings in 1700's. None of your other names appear in Humphrey's Chester Co Births 1682-1800. You might want to check Quaker records for them! A good place, I am told, but have not searched there, is Swarthmore College library. Maybe someone with experience can comment on the best place for Chester Co MM records? Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Young" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 12:01 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call RIMEL/LENARD/GABEL/DUTTON/LOBB > Researching Surnames RIMEL/LENARD/GABEL/DUTTON/LOBB > > Thanks > Bob Young > Upper Saucon, PA > > > - ------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing > > ______________________________

Phil: In the book 'Chester Co Births, 1682-1800', by John T Humphrey, pub 194, p27: Nathaniel Cartmill and wife Dorety had these 2 children: Martin born 19 1mo 1685 Thomas born 29 2mo 1689 Both at Kennett Square Monthly Meeting, estab. 1686. So maybe some Quaker record searches will help? Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Cartmille" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 11:19 AM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call > I am researching Nathaniel Cartmell, who arrived in the colonies in 1685. > He settled in New Castle Co. DE, although I believe at that time it was > part of Chester Co., PA. (Correct me if I am wrong on this.) > > I am also researching Henry and John Cartmill who were born in Chester > Co., PA about 1712 to 1716. > > Phil Cartmille > [email protected] > > ______________________________

Well, it would be a good idea to submit your names to the list, as long as the listmaster doesn't protest!....Just to see if there are others who might connect. I am on the PABERKs list and the listees there submit their names to a common site, which is collated, and everyone's surnames and relations are returned to the list, every other month. Could something like this be started on this list? Need a volunteer to collate the info! Otherwise, when one person starts the surname roll, there are too many messages to keep up with the surnames for everyone...but a compiled list, posted to the list, and to the ~pachester board might help us all connect? An idea! Diana in AL SAVAGE,LANDIS, JONES, JOHN in Coventry area ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 3:00 AM Subject: PACHESTE-D Digest V04 #1

Esther: In the book Will Abstracts for Chester Co 1801-1825 there is a Samuel SHARP, Londongrove. Will written 8/10/1807; proved 11/5/1819 To dau Abigail JONES and son Isaac, one English shilling each, they having their portions. To son Joseph, all my real estate whereon I live, with farming utensils, etc., he paying legacies. To dau Mary SHARP 200 pds and remainder of personal estate, and privileges while unmarried. Exec: son Joseph SHARP Wits: James KELTON and Agnes KELTON. Maybe this will help you further back? Some of the names are in your later line! Diana in AL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Esther Fetsko" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 11:29 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Daniel Baker,Samuel Sharp,Jacob Markwood,Sarah Miller, > Sorry I forgot to mention my request. I'm trying to find the lineage of my > Sharp and Baker Lines? snip.

Seeking information about: 1. Frederick SELLERS and wife Elenora were in Chester Co. prior to going to western Berks Co. about 1816. He may have been associated with an iron forge, possibly the Dowlin Forge. Elenora's surname might have been KERLIN or BAKER or LINDLEY. 2. Any CRAMP or KRAMP family in the 1700s or earlly- to mid-1800s in Chester Co. Any help appreciated. Judy in TN

ITEM #81675 February 15, 1797 The Pennsylvania Gazette Pursuant to the last will and testament of John Varley, deceased, will be exposed to sale, on the 24th day of the 2d month (February) next, on the premises, A PLANTATION, situated in the township of Coventry, in the county of Chester, containing about 86 acres, a good quantity thereof is woodland, about 8 or 10 acres meadow, and part thereof watered by a good spring of water that rises near the dwelling-house; there is thereon a good apple orchard and other fruit trees, a log-house, barn and milk-house. Due attendance will be given, and the terms make known at the time and place of sale, by SIMON MEREDITH, and GEORGE M'ELHENY, Execut. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:50 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call- Youngblood, Donnell, Varley > Happy New Year! > > I am still searching for more information on the Youngblood family of > Charlestown Township, Chester Co. PA. John Youngblood died in 1821 He was married > to Jane Donnell of Ireland, and they had one son, Isaac, b. 1820. Jane > re-married and removed to Mercer Co. I have information on Isaac and his > descendants, but would like more on the ancestors. All I know about John was that he was > in the War of 1812, and was supposedly Cherokee (but I doubt that). > > John's parent's were John Youngblood (b. abt 1756 and d. abt 1806) and > Magdalene Varley who d. abt 1810 in Charlestown. I believe this John was the son of > Johannes Jungblut who came from Germany, but would like to find more proof of > that. Magdalene was the daughter of John and Catherine Varley. > > Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated, and I am > happy to exchange info. with others who might be connected to them as well! > > Linnea in CA > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Check out the searchable US GenWeb Project Archives! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/usgwarch.html > > > >

Also consider spelling Jungblud... Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776 Johannes Jungblud , Pennsylvania German Pioneers About this database German pioneers arriving at Philadelphia between 1727 and 1808 More information below Johannes Jungblud ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:50 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Roll Call- Youngblood, Donnell, Varley > Happy New Year! > > I am still searching for more information on the Youngblood family of > Charlestown Township, Chester Co. PA. John Youngblood died in 1821 He was married > to Jane Donnell of Ireland, and they had one son, Isaac, b. 1820. Jane > re-married and removed to Mercer Co. I have information on Isaac and his > descendants, but would like more on the ancestors. All I know about John was that he was > in the War of 1812, and was supposedly Cherokee (but I doubt that). > > John's parent's were John Youngblood (b. abt 1756 and d. abt 1806) and > Magdalene Varley who d. abt 1810 in Charlestown. I believe this John was the son of > Johannes Jungblut who came from Germany, but would like to find more proof of > that. Magdalene was the daughter of John and Catherine Varley. > > Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated, and I am > happy to exchange info. with others who might be connected to them as well! > > Linnea in CA > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Check out the searchable US GenWeb Project Archives! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/usgwarch.html > > > >

From USGenWeb: Westmoreland wills: Nicholas Lute's will [abstract]: Vol. 1, p. 256 Nicholas lute of Fairfield Township, Farmer My beloved wife. Youngest child Barbary, under age. Among the children of which there are Eleven in Number Girls and Boys. My oldest son George and wife appointed executors, as well as Henry Tash. 5 April 1802. Witnesses Ebenezer Brady, Mary Lute, Henry Tash. TAXLIST: Taxables, 1773, Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Vol. XXII, Bedford Co., PA, pp. 2-53 FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP Name, Amount of Tax. George Hutcheson, 2 .6 Michial Hays, 2 .0 Abraham Hendrick, 1 .0 Jacob Hargenough, 2 .6 George Henry, 1 .0 Alexander Johnston, 3 .0 Thomas Jameson, 4 .0 William Kilpatrick, 1 .6 George Kells, 4 .0 Nicholas Lute, 2 .6 submitted by [email protected] (Michael S. Caldwell) (he is also listed in the 1800 tax lists, also Fairfield Twp, but now Westmoreland Co; I assume his location did not change but the county borders did) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scottie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:33 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Lute/Loot/Lutz > Hopefully someone on this site can help me here...My Nicholas Lute was living in Chester Co. in 1769 and then migrated to Westmoreland Co. Apparently on tax lists from 1769 to 1771 on 100 acres of and and various farm animals. Was given this info several years ago and have not been able to find this myself... > Are there tax records that early and where might I find them...also anyone that might have any info about Nicholas prior to that time would be welcome... > Thanking you in advance, > Rochelle, Florida > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Photos - Get your photo on the big screen in Times Square > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Visit the PAGenWeb website > http://www.pagenweb.org > > > >

At Accessible Archives, the only Lute I find in that time frame is George: ITEM #60024 September 18, 1776 The Pennsylvania Gazette Camp at Perth Amboy, August 30, 1776. DESERTED from the 5th Battalion of Chester county militia, commanded by Col. Richard Thomas, the following deserters, viz. John Hampton, David Lewellin, and Edward McCardy, belonging to Captain Vanleercompany, of Easton; Richard Adams, John Ellis, Josiah Jackson, Edward Bell, George Chapman, Bernard Vanhorne, Alexander Henderson, and Abraham Coleman, in Captain Templetoncompany of East Whiteland; George Lute, Jacob Humble, Jacob Walters, and Benjamin Boyers, in Captain Bodleycompany, of Charles Town; Evan Chaphant, in Captain Andersoncompany, of West Whiteland; John Maxwell, jun. Issachar Evans, William Willson, John Lawrence, ---- Huzzard, John Hemminger and William Miller, in Captain Milescompany, of Tredyffrin; Roger Little, Thomas Roberts, Lewis Pearce, James Boyles, Mordecai Williams, Nicholas Pergrin, Frederick Foose, Peter Rambo and Phineas John, in Captain McCaraghers company, late Captain Morgan, of Charlestown; Benjamin Smith, Jesse Richards and William Simpson, in Captain Pughcompany of Radnor. --- Whoever will take up said deserters, and convey them safe to their respective companies, at Amboy, shall receive EIGHT DOLLARS for each, paid by the Captains they respectively belong to. N.B. William Miller, and William Simpson received a considerable sum of money of two Gentlemen, to serve for them this present campaign. For Nicholas Lutz: (found no Loot) January 20, 1776. MARK BIRD, Esq; in the Chair. THE Committee taking into their consideration the present state of the association in this county, and being persuaded of the pressing necessity of being prepared for defence, do earnestly recommend it to their brethren to sign the articles of association formed by the House of Assembly, as will make the association not only more effectual, but more consonant to the principles of justice and equality. And afterwards, at a meeting of the Committee, on the 30th of the same month, Resolved unanimously, That it is hte opinion of this Committee that it will be highly requisite, in case the Assembly should not think proper to make hte necessary amendments in the said association, that a Provincial Convention be held for that purpose; and they do accordingly appoint Edward Biddle, Mark Bird, Jonathan Potts, Daniel Broadhead, Baltzer Gheer, Collinson Read, Esquires, and Messieurs Valentine Rekert, Nicholas Lutz, Sebastian Levan, and Richard Tea, to attend the said Convention, in behalf of this county. Gentlemen,Reading, June 1. 1776 Agreeable to the assurance in our last, your letter of the 21s ult. with the several papers therewith sent, were laid before the General Committee of this county; and I am now directed to acquaint you that they have appointed a number of gentlemen, of their body, to attend the conference proposed to be held in your city on the 18th of this month, in order to agree upon, and direct the mode of electing members for a Provincial Convention; a measure which they conceive to be extremely proper in itself, and highly necessary in the present situation of our affairs. The gentlemen nominated by the Committee are Mess. Henry Hallar, Bodo Otto, Jacob Morgan Benjamin Spycker, Nicholas Lutz, Valentine Eckert, Charles Shoemaker, Daniel Hunter, Joseph Hiester, and myself, who will attend at the time appointed. By order of the Committee, Nov. 12, 1778. Return of Officers at home on Parole, October 12, 1778. General William Thompson. Colonels Robert Magaw, Michael Swoop, David Potter, William Coats, George Matthews, George Baylor, Nicholas Houseger. Lieutenant Colonels, Peter Kechlein, Nicholas Lutz, John Ely, Thomas Ramsay, Thomas Reynolds, Christopher Green. The first census record in which I see Nicholas is 1800, and by then he is in Westmoreland. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scottie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:33 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] Lute/Loot/Lutz > Hopefully someone on this site can help me here...My Nicholas Lute was living in Chester Co. in 1769 and then migrated to Westmoreland Co. Apparently on tax lists from 1769 to 1771 on 100 acres of and and various farm animals. Was given this info several years ago and have not been able to find this myself... > Are there tax records that early and where might I find them...also anyone that might have any info about Nicholas prior to that time would be welcome... > Thanking you in advance, > Rochelle, Florida > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Photos - Get your photo on the big screen in Times Square > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Visit the PAGenWeb website > http://www.pagenweb.org > > > >

I am also working on Robert Southery, Margery and John Hannum, through their son Robert Hannum who married Mary Hayes. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:01 PM Subject: [PACHESTE] SWYMELAR - HANNUM > Hi Deb &/or Doreen, > > Here is info on how you are both related to William HANNUM, b. 1776 > & Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR & their children: > > Robert SOUTHERY (Owner of Log House rebuilt on Dr. Mead SHAFFER's land.) > Margery SOUTHERY (d. ca. 1742) - John HANNUM > John HANNUM (1712-1773) - Jane NEILD > William HANNUM (1748-1816) - Ruth EVANS > William HANNUM (1776- ?) - Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR > > Deb (Wandress) FOSS, (is my daughter-in-law) > > Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR is your 5th great grandaunt > Their children are your 1st cousins 5 times removed > > Doreen HANNUM, (a long time friend of mine) > > William HANNUM is your 4th great granduncle > Their children are your 1st cousins 4 times removed > > I'm not sure if Wm & Lydia had any children -- if anyone out there > has any info on this line please e-mail me. > > Many thanks! :) > > Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from regular mail mode on this list, send a message to: > [email protected] > Put only the word unsubscribe in the body of your message. For digest > mode, send the message to [email protected] > >

Looking for info on Frank SCOTT from Coatesville, Chester County born 1874. He married Mary Ann MULLEN from Ireland. Any help would be appreciated, Tom Clarke Currently in Florida

Happy New Year! I am still searching for more information on the Youngblood family of Charlestown Township, Chester Co. PA. John Youngblood died in 1821 He was married to Jane Donnell of Ireland, and they had one son, Isaac, b. 1820. Jane re-married and removed to Mercer Co. I have information on Isaac and his descendants, but would like more on the ancestors. All I know about John was that he was in the War of 1812, and was supposedly Cherokee (but I doubt that). John's parent's were John Youngblood (b. abt 1756 and d. abt 1806) and Magdalene Varley who d. abt 1810 in Charlestown. I believe this John was the son of Johannes Jungblut who came from Germany, but would like to find more proof of that. Magdalene was the daughter of John and Catherine Varley. Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated, and I am happy to exchange info. with others who might be connected to them as well! Linnea in CA

Hi Deb &/or Doreen, Here is info on how you are both related to William HANNUM, b. 1776 & Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR & their children: Robert SOUTHERY (Owner of Log House rebuilt on Dr. Mead SHAFFER's land.) Margery SOUTHERY (d. ca. 1742) - John HANNUM John HANNUM (1712-1773) - Jane NEILD William HANNUM (1748-1816) - Ruth EVANS William HANNUM (1776- ?) - Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR Deb (Wandress) FOSS, (is my daughter-in-law) Lydia Fisher SWYMELAR is your 5th great grandaunt Their children are your 1st cousins 5 times removed Doreen HANNUM, (a long time friend of mine) William HANNUM is your 4th great granduncle Their children are your 1st cousins 4 times removed I'm not sure if Wm & Lydia had any children -- if anyone out there has any info on this line please e-mail me. Many thanks! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

I am researching Nathaniel Cartmell, who arrived in the colonies in 1685. He settled in New Castle Co. DE, although I believe at that time it was part of Chester Co., PA. (Correct me if I am wrong on this.) I am also researching Henry and John Cartmill who were born in Chester Co., PA about 1712 to 1716. Phil Cartmille [email protected]