I found two instances of a George Andrews, with reference to Pennsylvania in 1680's MINUTE BOOK "H" MINUTES OF PROPERTY BEGINNING 9TH DAY OF THE SECOND MONTH, 1712. THIS IS BOOK "H." IN THE SECRETARIES OFFICE. At a Meeting of the Commissioners the 18th 1 mo., 1717-8 The Proprietor, by his Patent, dated the 12th of 9ber, 1683, Granted and Confirmed to Henry Reynolds 200 acres on Naaman's Creek, quitrent half a Crown Silver Money, for the whole, and a Year's Rent on every alienation. The Proprietor, by L. and Release, dated the 5th and 6th of 7ber, 1681, granted to George Andrews, of Rowde, in the County of Wilts, Serge Maker, 250 acres of Land, quitrent 1 shill, Sterling p. C't. George Andrews, by like Deeds dated the 16th and 17th days of the same Month, granted to John Hickman, of Bromham, in the said County, Woolcomber, 125 acres, Part of the said 250 acres, who by like Deeds dated the 30th and 31st of January, 1682, granted the said 125 acres to H. Reynolds, Joyning on his other Land at Naaman's Creek. Name: George Andrews Year: 1682 Place: Pennsylvania Source Publication Code: 2979 Primary Immigrant: Andrews, George Annotation: Part of this (Appendices 2 and 3) is "An account of the lands in Pennsylvania granted by William Penn, Esq., chief proprietary and governour of that province, to several purchasers within the kingdom of England, Ireland, and Scotland, etc., ca. 1682, inte Source Bibliography: HAZARD, SAMUEL. Annals of Pennsylvania, from the Discovery of the Delaware, 1609-1682. Philadelphia: Hazard and Mitchell, 1850, pp. 637-643. Page: 639