I've not seen it, Karen, but have relied on extracts drawn from it -- correctly, I hope. Mark -------------- Original message from kmullian <kmullian@verizon.net>: -------------- > Mark, > > Do you have a copy of this publication? I've been trying to get one for > ages. In the 1980s, I corresponded with Andrew and still have his letter > in which he stated that he had seen the actual parish records for > Robert's marriage and that Robert's wife was definitely Hannah Hyandson, > NOT Elizabeth Hyandson. Evidently, /someone/ had transcribed the records > incorrectly, skipping a line and picking up the name of Elizabeth > instead of Hannah. So I'm surprised to learn that Andrew would have > included this error in his otherwise precise genealogical research. > > Karen Greim Mullian > kmullian@verizon.net > > Mark E. Dixon wrote: > > I believe the source of this is "The Pennells of Balderton England" by > > Andrew C Pennell (Pennell Assoc, 1990) > > > > Mark > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Judy Ardine" > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 10:16 AM > > Subject: Re: [PADELAWA] Nathan PENNELL > > > > > > I've not documented any of this so for what it is worth: > > > > John PENNELL b: Aug. 1494 md: Phebe UNKNOWN. They had two known sons: > > William b: c 1518 and John b: c 1520. > > William PENNELL b: c1518 md: 05 Nov 1542 Elizabeth INKERSOLL. They had two > > known sons: Robert and Joseph. > > Robert PENNELL had a son, William PENNELL > > William PENNELL had a son, Robert b: c 1604 > > Robert PENNELL b: c 1604 md: Isabel UNKNOWN and they had at least one known > > son, Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 > > Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 md: 25 Oct 1640 in Chester cnty, PA Hannah > > (Elizabeth) HYANDSON > > > > PENNELL, Robert. Middletown, yeoman. > > Filed: 22 May 1727. Probated: 25 Feb 1728/29. A. 293 > > To grandson, Joseph, son of Joseph PENNELL, 200 acres of land being part of > > the 500 acres purchased of Wm. SMITH in Edgemont, he paying 30 pounds to > > his 4 sisters, the same being their grandfather's legacies and also 6 > > pounds per year to his grandfather, Robt. PENNELL during life. To > > granddaughter, Hannah Jackson, to granddaughters, Alice, Ann, Jane and Mary > > PENNELL 5 pounds each and the 10 pounds formerly given to grandson, Robt. > > PENNELL, deceased. To grandson, Thomas PENNELL, 10 pounds. To James PENNELL > > 10 pounds. To Hannah PENNELL 5 pounds. To Ann PENNELL 5 pounds. To Robt. > > PENNELL 10 pounds. To Wm. PENNELL 10 pounds. To daughter, Ann and Benjamin > > Mendenhall, my bed. To John SHARPLESS, 10 shillings and 5 shillings to each > > of his children. To Jane and Saml. GARRETT 1 pound and 5 shillings to each > > of their children. To Robt. TAYLOR 2/6 shillings. To Phebe LEWIS 5 > > shillings. To Hannah MERCER 5 shillings. Remainder to sons, Joseph and > > William, also executors. Witnesses: John COOPER, Mark FESTER, Eph. JACKSON. > > [*3 of the 4 mentioned daughters believed to be: Ann, Elizabeth & Jane - > > jka] > > --------------------------- > > Source: "Colonial & Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania", Vo. 5, pp. > > 532-534 > > > > "Robert Pennell, son of Robert and Isabel Pennell, was born in the parish > > of Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England, and was baptised October 25, > > 1640. He died in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (then in Chester > > County, now in Delaware County), in 1728. About 1673 he became interested > > in the teachings of George Fox, and both he and his wife joined the Society > > of Friends. Fulbeck, in Lincolnshire, where the Monthly Meeting of Friends > > was held, is only a few miles east of Balderton. On the third day of the > > fifth month, 1684, he was granted by the Fulbeck Meeting a certificate of > > removal to America, in conjunction with Thomas Garrett, Hugh Parker, Henry > > Pennell and Richard Parker, with their wives and children, 'intending to > > transfer themselves beyond the seas to East Jersey in America.' Robert > > Pennell settled in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, as early as > > 1686. Robert Pennell was a grand juror in 1686. He was appointed > > constable of Middletown in 1687. In 1691 he purchased two hundred and > > fifty acres of land in Edgemont Township, and two hundred and sixty-four > > acres in 1705, on the north of Philip Yarnall's property, extending from > > the present Howellville to the Willistown line." > > > > (Sources cited include Gilbert Cope's "Sharpless Family," pp. 87, 90. and > > Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Smedley Family," p. 90) > > > > William PENNELL b: 11 Aug 1681, md: 26 Aug 1710 at Concord MM, Mary MERCER. > > > > PENNELL, William. Chester Borough. Yeoman. > > 20 Dec 1756. Codicil 05 Jul 1757. 09 Sept 1757. [D:86] > > Provides for wife Mary. To son Robert part of my land in Middletown > > adjoining his deeded land. To son William the remainder of sd land in > > Middletown. To sons James, Robert and William the house I now live in and > > land belonging in trust for use of son Samuel during life and after his > > death to his children. To dtr Hannah ELLIS £25 in trust during her life and > > at her decease to her son Jacob HOLCOMBE. To dtr Ann EDGE £50 and to her 4 > > children viz Mary, John, Sarah and Ann £1 each. To my dtr-in-law, Mary, now > > wife of John LEA 5 shillings and to her 4 children viz Abigail, Joseph, > > John and Mary £1. To grandson William, son of James PENNELL, lot of land in > > Wilmington. To my grndchldn Hannah, Edith, Rebecca, James, Thomas, Ruth, > > Nathan and Timother, children of son James £1 each. To grndchldn Mary, > > Joseph, Thomas, Susanna and William the children of son Robert £1. To > > grndchldn Abraham and Robert, the children of son William £1. To grnddtr > > Elizabeth, dtr of son Samuel £1. To my dtrs-in-law Jemima, Hannah, Mary and > > Rachel 5 shillings each. Exec: sons James, Robert & William. Wit: Thomas > > CUMINGS, John LEA, H H GRAHAM. > > > > The above William PENNELL and Mary MERCER had a son, James PENNELL b: c > > 1717. > > James PENNELL b: c 1717 md: c 1741 Jemima MATLOCK. They are the parents of > > Nathan PENNELL b: c 1754 who md: Susanna TALBOT. > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com 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 > PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com 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 > PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

Helen, here's what the Lewis Palmer on the Trimble family shows: Ann Trimble was the daughter of James and Mary (Palmer) Trimble and was born in West Bradford in 1741 (11 mo. 17, 1741) and died 4 mo. 18, 1828. She married in 1762 Abiah Taylor, son of Samuel and Mary (Smedley) Taylor. He was born 9 mo. 29, 1738 and died 12 mo. 3, 1801. Their children: Mary, b. 6 mo. 16, 1763, d. 4 mo. 7, 1836 Samuel, b. 12 mo. 27, 1764, d. 7 mo. 14, 1842 Sarah, b. 2 mo. 21, 1767, d. 5 mo. 11, 1845 Ann, b. 8 mo. 4, 1769, d. 5 mo. 11, 1828 Abiah, b. 5 mo. 9, 1772, d. 11 mo. 8, 1852 Deborah, b. 4 mo. 13, 1774, d. 6 mo. 5, 1852 George, b. 2 mo. 25, 1775, d. 6 mo. 24, 1817 James, b. 12 mo. 2, 1782, d. 5 mo. 4, 1863 The problem here though is that none of the male children in this line ever married and had children. The brothers ran the family farm together but there is no indication in Palmer's book that any of them ever had families. The family records are in the meeting records for Bradford MM. -Mary http://chestercountygenealogy.com At 08:26 AM 5/1/2007, you wrote: >Good morning list, > > I have the following descendant chart for Elizabeth TAYLOR but >I have no dates. I believe they were Quakers. Is there anyone who >may have some birth, death or marriage dates & places regarding >the following TAYLORs? > >Descendant Chart of Elizabeth TAYLOR: > >1) Abiah TAYLOR > + Ann TRIMBLE > 2) George TAYLOR > + Susan > 3) Emmor TAYLOR > + Mary MILLER > 4) Elizabeth TAYLOR > + Malachi BARLOW, b. 1811, Delaware Co., PA d. 1888 > Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE > >Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > > > > >************************************** > See what's free at http://www.aol.com. > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mark, Do you have a copy of this publication? I've been trying to get one for ages. In the 1980s, I corresponded with Andrew and still have his letter in which he stated that he had seen the actual parish records for Robert's marriage and that Robert's wife was definitely Hannah Hyandson, NOT Elizabeth Hyandson. Evidently, /someone/ had transcribed the records incorrectly, skipping a line and picking up the name of Elizabeth instead of Hannah. So I'm surprised to learn that Andrew would have included this error in his otherwise precise genealogical research. Karen Greim Mullian kmullian@verizon.net Mark E. Dixon wrote: > I believe the source of this is "The Pennells of Balderton England" by > Andrew C Pennell (Pennell Assoc, 1990) > > Mark > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Judy Ardine" <downeast@concentric.net> > To: <padelawa@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 10:16 AM > Subject: Re: [PADELAWA] Nathan PENNELL > > > I've not documented any of this so for what it is worth: > > John PENNELL b: Aug. 1494 md: Phebe UNKNOWN. They had two known sons: > William b: c 1518 and John b: c 1520. > William PENNELL b: c1518 md: 05 Nov 1542 Elizabeth INKERSOLL. They had two > known sons: Robert and Joseph. > Robert PENNELL had a son, William PENNELL > William PENNELL had a son, Robert b: c 1604 > Robert PENNELL b: c 1604 md: Isabel UNKNOWN and they had at least one known > son, Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 > Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 md: 25 Oct 1640 in Chester cnty, PA Hannah > (Elizabeth) HYANDSON > > PENNELL, Robert. Middletown, yeoman. > Filed: 22 May 1727. Probated: 25 Feb 1728/29. A. 293 > To grandson, Joseph, son of Joseph PENNELL, 200 acres of land being part of > the 500 acres purchased of Wm. SMITH in Edgemont, he paying 30 pounds to > his 4 sisters, the same being their grandfather's legacies and also 6 > pounds per year to his grandfather, Robt. PENNELL during life. To > granddaughter, Hannah Jackson, to granddaughters, Alice, Ann, Jane and Mary > PENNELL 5 pounds each and the 10 pounds formerly given to grandson, Robt. > PENNELL, deceased. To grandson, Thomas PENNELL, 10 pounds. To James PENNELL > 10 pounds. To Hannah PENNELL 5 pounds. To Ann PENNELL 5 pounds. To Robt. > PENNELL 10 pounds. To Wm. PENNELL 10 pounds. To daughter, Ann and Benjamin > Mendenhall, my bed. To John SHARPLESS, 10 shillings and 5 shillings to each > of his children. To Jane and Saml. GARRETT 1 pound and 5 shillings to each > of their children. To Robt. TAYLOR 2/6 shillings. To Phebe LEWIS 5 > shillings. To Hannah MERCER 5 shillings. Remainder to sons, Joseph and > William, also executors. Witnesses: John COOPER, Mark FESTER, Eph. JACKSON. > [*3 of the 4 mentioned daughters believed to be: Ann, Elizabeth & Jane - > jka] > --------------------------- > Source: "Colonial & Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania", Vo. 5, pp. > 532-534 > > "Robert Pennell, son of Robert and Isabel Pennell, was born in the parish > of Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England, and was baptised October 25, > 1640. He died in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (then in Chester > County, now in Delaware County), in 1728. About 1673 he became interested > in the teachings of George Fox, and both he and his wife joined the Society > of Friends. Fulbeck, in Lincolnshire, where the Monthly Meeting of Friends > was held, is only a few miles east of Balderton. On the third day of the > fifth month, 1684, he was granted by the Fulbeck Meeting a certificate of > removal to America, in conjunction with Thomas Garrett, Hugh Parker, Henry > Pennell and Richard Parker, with their wives and children, 'intending to > transfer themselves beyond the seas to East Jersey in America.' Robert > Pennell settled in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, as early as > 1686. Robert Pennell was a grand juror in 1686. He was appointed > constable of Middletown in 1687. In 1691 he purchased two hundred and > fifty acres of land in Edgemont Township, and two hundred and sixty-four > acres in 1705, on the north of Philip Yarnall's property, extending from > the present Howellville to the Willistown line." > > (Sources cited include Gilbert Cope's "Sharpless Family," pp. 87, 90. and > Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Smedley Family," p. 90) > > William PENNELL b: 11 Aug 1681, md: 26 Aug 1710 at Concord MM, Mary MERCER. > > PENNELL, William. Chester Borough. Yeoman. > 20 Dec 1756. Codicil 05 Jul 1757. 09 Sept 1757. [D:86] > Provides for wife Mary. To son Robert part of my land in Middletown > adjoining his deeded land. To son William the remainder of sd land in > Middletown. To sons James, Robert and William the house I now live in and > land belonging in trust for use of son Samuel during life and after his > death to his children. To dtr Hannah ELLIS £25 in trust during her life and > at her decease to her son Jacob HOLCOMBE. To dtr Ann EDGE £50 and to her 4 > children viz Mary, John, Sarah and Ann £1 each. To my dtr-in-law, Mary, now > wife of John LEA 5 shillings and to her 4 children viz Abigail, Joseph, > John and Mary £1. To grandson William, son of James PENNELL, lot of land in > Wilmington. To my grndchldn Hannah, Edith, Rebecca, James, Thomas, Ruth, > Nathan and Timother, children of son James £1 each. To grndchldn Mary, > Joseph, Thomas, Susanna and William the children of son Robert £1. To > grndchldn Abraham and Robert, the children of son William £1. To grnddtr > Elizabeth, dtr of son Samuel £1. To my dtrs-in-law Jemima, Hannah, Mary and > Rachel 5 shillings each. Exec: sons James, Robert & William. Wit: Thomas > CUMINGS, John LEA, H H GRAHAM. > > The above William PENNELL and Mary MERCER had a son, James PENNELL b: c > 1717. > James PENNELL b: c 1717 md: c 1741 Jemima MATLOCK. They are the parents of > Nathan PENNELL b: c 1754 who md: Susanna TALBOT. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com 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 PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

I believe the source of this is "The Pennells of Balderton England" by Andrew C Pennell (Pennell Assoc, 1990) Mark ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Ardine" <downeast@concentric.net> To: <padelawa@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 10:16 AM Subject: Re: [PADELAWA] Nathan PENNELL I've not documented any of this so for what it is worth: John PENNELL b: Aug. 1494 md: Phebe UNKNOWN. They had two known sons: William b: c 1518 and John b: c 1520. William PENNELL b: c1518 md: 05 Nov 1542 Elizabeth INKERSOLL. They had two known sons: Robert and Joseph. Robert PENNELL had a son, William PENNELL William PENNELL had a son, Robert b: c 1604 Robert PENNELL b: c 1604 md: Isabel UNKNOWN and they had at least one known son, Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 md: 25 Oct 1640 in Chester cnty, PA Hannah (Elizabeth) HYANDSON PENNELL, Robert. Middletown, yeoman. Filed: 22 May 1727. Probated: 25 Feb 1728/29. A. 293 To grandson, Joseph, son of Joseph PENNELL, 200 acres of land being part of the 500 acres purchased of Wm. SMITH in Edgemont, he paying 30 pounds to his 4 sisters, the same being their grandfather's legacies and also 6 pounds per year to his grandfather, Robt. PENNELL during life. To granddaughter, Hannah Jackson, to granddaughters, Alice, Ann, Jane and Mary PENNELL 5 pounds each and the 10 pounds formerly given to grandson, Robt. PENNELL, deceased. To grandson, Thomas PENNELL, 10 pounds. To James PENNELL 10 pounds. To Hannah PENNELL 5 pounds. To Ann PENNELL 5 pounds. To Robt. PENNELL 10 pounds. To Wm. PENNELL 10 pounds. To daughter, Ann and Benjamin Mendenhall, my bed. To John SHARPLESS, 10 shillings and 5 shillings to each of his children. To Jane and Saml. GARRETT 1 pound and 5 shillings to each of their children. To Robt. TAYLOR 2/6 shillings. To Phebe LEWIS 5 shillings. To Hannah MERCER 5 shillings. Remainder to sons, Joseph and William, also executors. Witnesses: John COOPER, Mark FESTER, Eph. JACKSON. [*3 of the 4 mentioned daughters believed to be: Ann, Elizabeth & Jane - jka] --------------------------- Source: "Colonial & Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania", Vo. 5, pp. 532-534 "Robert Pennell, son of Robert and Isabel Pennell, was born in the parish of Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England, and was baptised October 25, 1640. He died in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (then in Chester County, now in Delaware County), in 1728. About 1673 he became interested in the teachings of George Fox, and both he and his wife joined the Society of Friends. Fulbeck, in Lincolnshire, where the Monthly Meeting of Friends was held, is only a few miles east of Balderton. On the third day of the fifth month, 1684, he was granted by the Fulbeck Meeting a certificate of removal to America, in conjunction with Thomas Garrett, Hugh Parker, Henry Pennell and Richard Parker, with their wives and children, 'intending to transfer themselves beyond the seas to East Jersey in America.' Robert Pennell settled in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, as early as 1686. Robert Pennell was a grand juror in 1686. He was appointed constable of Middletown in 1687. In 1691 he purchased two hundred and fifty acres of land in Edgemont Township, and two hundred and sixty-four acres in 1705, on the north of Philip Yarnall's property, extending from the present Howellville to the Willistown line." (Sources cited include Gilbert Cope's "Sharpless Family," pp. 87, 90. and Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Smedley Family," p. 90) William PENNELL b: 11 Aug 1681, md: 26 Aug 1710 at Concord MM, Mary MERCER. PENNELL, William. Chester Borough. Yeoman. 20 Dec 1756. Codicil 05 Jul 1757. 09 Sept 1757. [D:86] Provides for wife Mary. To son Robert part of my land in Middletown adjoining his deeded land. To son William the remainder of sd land in Middletown. To sons James, Robert and William the house I now live in and land belonging in trust for use of son Samuel during life and after his death to his children. To dtr Hannah ELLIS £25 in trust during her life and at her decease to her son Jacob HOLCOMBE. To dtr Ann EDGE £50 and to her 4 children viz Mary, John, Sarah and Ann £1 each. To my dtr-in-law, Mary, now wife of John LEA 5 shillings and to her 4 children viz Abigail, Joseph, John and Mary £1. To grandson William, son of James PENNELL, lot of land in Wilmington. To my grndchldn Hannah, Edith, Rebecca, James, Thomas, Ruth, Nathan and Timother, children of son James £1 each. To grndchldn Mary, Joseph, Thomas, Susanna and William the children of son Robert £1. To grndchldn Abraham and Robert, the children of son William £1. To grnddtr Elizabeth, dtr of son Samuel £1. To my dtrs-in-law Jemima, Hannah, Mary and Rachel 5 shillings each. Exec: sons James, Robert & William. Wit: Thomas CUMINGS, John LEA, H H GRAHAM. The above William PENNELL and Mary MERCER had a son, James PENNELL b: c 1717. James PENNELL b: c 1717 md: c 1741 Jemima MATLOCK. They are the parents of Nathan PENNELL b: c 1754 who md: Susanna TALBOT. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've not documented any of this so for what it is worth: John PENNELL b: Aug. 1494 md: Phebe UNKNOWN. They had two known sons: William b: c 1518 and John b: c 1520. William PENNELL b: c1518 md: 05 Nov 1542 Elizabeth INKERSOLL. They had two known sons: Robert and Joseph. Robert PENNELL had a son, William PENNELL William PENNELL had a son, Robert b: c 1604 Robert PENNELL b: c 1604 md: Isabel UNKNOWN and they had at least one known son, Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 Robert PENNELL b: 25 Oct 1640 md: 25 Oct 1640 in Chester cnty, PA Hannah (Elizabeth) HYANDSON PENNELL, Robert. Middletown, yeoman. Filed: 22 May 1727. Probated: 25 Feb 1728/29. A. 293 To grandson, Joseph, son of Joseph PENNELL, 200 acres of land being part of the 500 acres purchased of Wm. SMITH in Edgemont, he paying 30 pounds to his 4 sisters, the same being their grandfather's legacies and also 6 pounds per year to his grandfather, Robt. PENNELL during life. To granddaughter, Hannah Jackson, to granddaughters, Alice, Ann, Jane and Mary PENNELL 5 pounds each and the 10 pounds formerly given to grandson, Robt. PENNELL, deceased. To grandson, Thomas PENNELL, 10 pounds. To James PENNELL 10 pounds. To Hannah PENNELL 5 pounds. To Ann PENNELL 5 pounds. To Robt. PENNELL 10 pounds. To Wm. PENNELL 10 pounds. To daughter, Ann and Benjamin Mendenhall, my bed. To John SHARPLESS, 10 shillings and 5 shillings to each of his children. To Jane and Saml. GARRETT 1 pound and 5 shillings to each of their children. To Robt. TAYLOR 2/6 shillings. To Phebe LEWIS 5 shillings. To Hannah MERCER 5 shillings. Remainder to sons, Joseph and William, also executors. Witnesses: John COOPER, Mark FESTER, Eph. JACKSON. [*3 of the 4 mentioned daughters believed to be: Ann, Elizabeth & Jane - jka] --------------------------- Source: "Colonial & Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania", Vo. 5, pp. 532-534 "Robert Pennell, son of Robert and Isabel Pennell, was born in the parish of Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England, and was baptised October 25, 1640. He died in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (then in Chester County, now in Delaware County), in 1728. About 1673 he became interested in the teachings of George Fox, and both he and his wife joined the Society of Friends. Fulbeck, in Lincolnshire, where the Monthly Meeting of Friends was held, is only a few miles east of Balderton. On the third day of the fifth month, 1684, he was granted by the Fulbeck Meeting a certificate of removal to America, in conjunction with Thomas Garrett, Hugh Parker, Henry Pennell and Richard Parker, with their wives and children, 'intending to transfer themselves beyond the seas to East Jersey in America.' Robert Pennell settled in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, as early as 1686. Robert Pennell was a grand juror in 1686. He was appointed constable of Middletown in 1687. In 1691 he purchased two hundred and fifty acres of land in Edgemont Township, and two hundred and sixty-four acres in 1705, on the north of Philip Yarnall's property, extending from the present Howellville to the Willistown line." (Sources cited include Gilbert Cope's "Sharpless Family," pp. 87, 90. and Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Smedley Family," p. 90) William PENNELL b: 11 Aug 1681, md: 26 Aug 1710 at Concord MM, Mary MERCER. PENNELL, William. Chester Borough. Yeoman. 20 Dec 1756. Codicil 05 Jul 1757. 09 Sept 1757. [D:86] Provides for wife Mary. To son Robert part of my land in Middletown adjoining his deeded land. To son William the remainder of sd land in Middletown. To sons James, Robert and William the house I now live in and land belonging in trust for use of son Samuel during life and after his death to his children. To dtr Hannah ELLIS £25 in trust during her life and at her decease to her son Jacob HOLCOMBE. To dtr Ann EDGE £50 and to her 4 children viz Mary, John, Sarah and Ann £1 each. To my dtr-in-law, Mary, now wife of John LEA 5 shillings and to her 4 children viz Abigail, Joseph, John and Mary £1. To grandson William, son of James PENNELL, lot of land in Wilmington. To my grndchldn Hannah, Edith, Rebecca, James, Thomas, Ruth, Nathan and Timother, children of son James £1 each. To grndchldn Mary, Joseph, Thomas, Susanna and William the children of son Robert £1. To grndchldn Abraham and Robert, the children of son William £1. To grnddtr Elizabeth, dtr of son Samuel £1. To my dtrs-in-law Jemima, Hannah, Mary and Rachel 5 shillings each. Exec: sons James, Robert & William. Wit: Thomas CUMINGS, John LEA, H H GRAHAM. The above William PENNELL and Mary MERCER had a son, James PENNELL b: c 1717. James PENNELL b: c 1717 md: c 1741 Jemima MATLOCK. They are the parents of Nathan PENNELL b: c 1754 who md: Susanna TALBOT.

I have some information on Nathan PENNELL, not necessarily the Nathan PENNELL you are looking for since you provided no information on the Nathan PENNELL you are looking for. Information connecting Nathan Pennell to Robert Pennell b.1640 came from "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania" DAR Lineage Books, Vol. 125, p.80 Nathan Pennell (1754-1803) served as private in the Chester County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born and died in Pennsylvania. The above Nathan PENNELL md: Susanna TALBOT. She was b: c 1753 and d: c 1816 in Upper Chichester, Delaware cnty, PA. Folio # 471. Will filed: 08 Sep 1816; probated: 23 Oct 1816; Children: Nathan, John, James, Joseph, William, Susanna (md: Isaac Hall), Rachel (md: Jonathon Dutton), Hannah (md: David Hall) and Sarah (md: Salkeld Larkin). I know nothing more about the Nathan PENNELL son of Nathan PENNELL and Susanna TALBOT.

thanks a bunch helen you are invaluable on these lists! have a great day!

Sorry, I found nothing on Nathan PENNELL. :( In a message dated 5/7/07 8:00:08 AM, ILostMyCensuss@cs.com writes: > Do you have anything on Nathan Pennell Helen ... in Concord Graveyards? > Thank You > Jacki > ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Do you have anything on Nathan Pennell Helen ... in Concord Graveyards? Thank You Jacki

Hi list, Out of kindness, Ginny DeNENNO's of the Concord Historical Society, has made copy's of the following cemetery lists for Concord Twp. -- so I can do LOOKUPs! If you would like a lookup please give the decedents "First & Last Name." Please do NOT ask for all the NEWLINs or all the HANNUMs, etc.! If anyone died after 1937 their names will NOT be on this list of the WPA Survey which was done in 1936-37. Here are the cemeteries: 1. Elam M. E. Church & Graveyard 2. Friends Cemetery (Hicksite) 3. Friends Orthodox Cemetery 4. St. John's Episcopal Church & Cemetery 5. Willcox Private Burial Ground Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Hello All, I have added another 20 pages to the book titled "The Making of Pennsylvania. The first 70 pages are up now at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com You can click on the link on the index page to jump to the start of the most recently added section. Alan RESEARCHING: Buckingham, Gilpin, Eastburn, Jeanes, Nowland, Wade, Creswell, Abernathy and related families No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.2/787 - Release Date: 5/3/2007 2:11 PM

I have a lot of Taylors, but none of them hit these people mentioned. I do have an Ann Trimble but I don't know who she married so I can't say it's the same one or not... I have: Ann Trimble b 01/25/1851 in Chester Co., PA born to Stephen Mendenhall Trimble (b 04/10/1810, d 09/12/1898) and Lydia Sharpless (b 01/02/1812, d 10/16/1891) That's about all I have to help with at the moment. -Paula -----Original Message----- From: padelawa-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:padelawa-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of HMWEBBER@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 8:26 AM To: PADELAWA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PADELAWA] Abiah TAYLOR to Elizabeth TAYLOR Good morning list,      I have the following descendant chart for Elizabeth TAYLOR but I have no dates.  I believe they were Quakers.  Is there anyone who may have some birth, death or marriage dates & places regarding the following TAYLORs? Descendant Chart of Elizabeth TAYLOR: 1) Abiah TAYLOR    + Ann TRIMBLE      2) George TAYLOR         + Susan           3) Emmor TAYLOR              + Mary MILLER                4) Elizabeth TAYLOR                   + Malachi BARLOW, b. 1811, Delaware Co., PA d. 1888                                Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PADELAWA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks for the info, Helen.

Would these tax lists only show land owners? Because most of the people I'm looking for worked in the textile mills and I doubt that they owned any real estate. Thanks.

"a series of tax lists compiled every seven years from 1799 through 1863" I have seen many of these tax lists posted on this site. I don't know if you search the archives for a surname if the results from the tax lists will come up. I personally have found some of my ancestors on the tax lists and found them to be a valuable resource. Karen ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

PA STATE CENSUS Very good question! :) The State of Penna. never did a State Census. There is a very good reference book on the state census records: "S*T*A*T*E CENSUS RECORDS" by Ann S. Lainhart. Some of the counties in the State of Penna. did take a census but Delaware County did NOT -- sorry to say. Chester County DID -- in 1842 & 1857 Census. (That I know of, there may be more.) Regarding Phila. & other cities-- I do not know. PA State Census' from Ancestry's Red Book PA never took state census but... "a series of tax lists compiled every seven years from 1799 through 1863 is commonly called the Septennial Census. These records have only survived in small numbers and are usually in the office of the county commissioner; copies available at the state archives are probably duplicates." Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/1/07 6:15:12 PM, efanslau@hotmail.com writes: > Did Pennsylvania have their own state census like New Jersey?  NJ did > their's in the years ending with 5. > Thanks. > > ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Did Pennsylvania have their own state census like New Jersey? NJ did their's in the years ending with 5. Thanks.

Helen, Google "ABAH TAYLOR"+"ANN TRIMBLE" Peg ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Peg, Thank you but neither one of these URLs work. :( In a message dated 5/1/07 9:02:13 AM, Frlmb@aol.com writes: > www.e.familytree.net/F19/F19234.htm > http://www.e.familytree.net/F19/F19234.htm ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.