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

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 > > ______________________________

only thing at Accessible Archives....for Cramp or Kramp ITEM #7178 July 7, 1854 DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLICAN ACCIDENT. - On Wednesday morning last, a man named Cramp, who was employed in the stone quarry of John C. Beatty, near Media, came near losing his life by the premature discharge of a blast at which he was engaged. One of his legs was much shattered by a falling stone, and his person was severely burned. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 9:38 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 > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Stop by our associated website for Chester County Genealogy at > http://www.pa-roots.com/~chester/ > > > >

from Ancestry: Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819 Will abstracts from court documents probated between 1682 and 1819. More information below Name: Martin Cramp Description: Witness Date: 6 8 1788 Prove Date: 29 7 1795 BookPage: WBX:299 Remarks: Holl, Mathew. Kensington. N. Liberties. Co. of Phila. Wife: Mary Magdalen.Exec: Mary Magdalen Holl, Albustus Shilock.Witness: Martin, his mark, Cramp. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: George Cramp Description: Witness Date: 30 5 1815 Prove Date: 8 3 1817 BookPage: 6:409 Remarks: John McIntire. Kensington, Northern Liberties. Phila. Yeoman. May 30, 1815. March 8, 1817. 6.409. Estate to wife, Sarah, and daughter Catharine McIntire. Execs: Said wife, Sarah McIntire, friend John Weaver of Northern Liberties, aforesaid. Signed. McEntier. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: Martin Cramp Description: Witness Date: 15 7 1811 Prove Date: 20 6 1818 BookPage: 6:584 Remarks: Matthias Pote. Kensington. Phila. Co. Labourer. July 15, 1811. June 20, 1818. 6.584. Estate to my wife, Fanny, and after her death, to my children. Daughter, Catherine Cornwell, not to have her share during her husband's life. Execs: Eldest son, Peter Pote, my son-in-law, Charles Higby. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: Dorotea Cramp Description: Executrix Date: 3 3 1779 Prove Date: 3 4 1779 BookPage: R:193 Remarks: Cramp, John. Kensington, City of Phila. Fisherman. March 3, 1779. April 3, 1779. R.193. Wife: Dorotea. Children: No names given. Exec: Dorotea Cramp, Jacob Hill. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: Dorotea Cramp Description: Wife Date: 3 3 1779 Prove Date: 3 4 1779 BookPage: R:193 Remarks: Cramp, John. Kensington, City of Phila. Fisherman. March 3, 1779. April 3, 1779. R.193. Wife: Dorotea. Children: No names given. Exec: Dorotea Cramp, Jacob Hill. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: John Cramp Residence: Kensington, Philadelphia Description: Decedent Date: 3 3 1779 Prove Date: 3 4 1779 Title: Fisherman BookPage: R:193 Remarks: Cramp, John. Kensington, City of Phila. Fisherman. March 3, 1779. April 3, 1779. R.193. Wife: Dorotea. Children: No names given. Exec: Dorotea Cramp, Jacob Hill. are here: Search > Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819 > Results Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1819 Name: Martin Kramp Description: Witness Date: 4 9 1797 Prove Date: 16 6 1798 BookPage: X:738 Remarks: Valentine Sork. Kensington. N. Liberties, Phila. Fisherman. Sept 4, 1797. June 16, 1798. X.738. Wife: Mary. Daughters: Mary Baker, Catharine Rihl, Rebecca Fullerton, Salome. Exec: Wife Mary Sork. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 9:38 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 > > > ==== PACHESTE Mailing List ==== > Stop by our associated website for Chester County Genealogy at > http://www.pa-roots.com/~chester/ > > > >