It was a good read. I got it online at Amazon, but I see that there are other online venders as well. Judy Sue Maxwell wrote: >I think there is a book about the religion behind the whaling industry in Nantucket, but didn't see it the last time I went over to BYU and I am reading other books about Nantucket- it is such a fascinating place- a country unto itself.< Yes, and it is called: "QUAKER Nantucket - The Religious Community Behind The Whaling Empire, By Robert J. Leach & Peter Gow. Hill Hill Press, Publishsers Nantucket Island, Massachussetts 02554 ISBN 0-9612984-0-5 I believe that I purchased my copy at Nantucket Historical Association, Nantucket Island, MA Violet Moore Guy

My ancestor Mary FAYLE b. 1723 New Castle Co, DE, married Henry HOLLADAY/HOLLIDAY b. 1725 New Castle Co, DE at Old Swedes Church (Holy Trinity) in Wilmington, DE on 3 Mar 1745/46. I'd like to confirm both of their parents. Mary is possibly the daughter of Samuel FAYLE and Abigail GARNET. Her sisters are probably Hannah FAYLE and Abigail FAYLE. Hannah married John DOBSON at Old Swedes in Apr 1747 and Abigail married Alexander McCRACKEN at Old Swedes on 17 Jan 1749/50. I have no other info for Hannah and John DOBSON but Abigail and Alexander McCRACKEN settled in Orange Co, NC, as did Mary and Henry HOLLADAY. Mary probably has other siblings (unknown). Samuel FAYLE was born 1684 in Ireland. He and his brother, Joshua, obtained a certificate to transfer their Quaker membership from their Edenderry Meeting (King's Co, now a part of Co Offaly, just west of Dublin) to the Philadelphia Meeting in 1742, settling in Wilmington, Delaware. Are their parents Nehemiah FAYLE b. 1653, d. 1731 Co Kildare, Ireland, and Hannah UNTHANK (no info)? Nehemiah was the son of Richard FAYLE and Martha UNK. Nehemiah was a merchant in Dublin, but would he have left enough money for his children after his death in 1731? I'm not convinced that Nehemiah was their father. Samuel and Joshua were mentioned as being sons of a "Poor Friend" before their emigration in 1742: Mungo Bewley, a Quaker minister and leader, sent the following letter to Israel Pemberton, of Philadelphia on 16 first month 1742: "I now send these lines by the hands of Samuel and Joshua Fayle the sons of a Poor Friend belonging to our meeting who is for transporting them selves into your Country as Servants as also a Certificate from our mens meeting recommending them." Seems that Samuel and Joshua were indentured servants following their arrival in Philadelphia, but I don't know if their work was in Philadelphia, Chester Co or Wilmington, Delaware. Any idea about Abigail Garnet's parents in Ireland? When and where did Samuel and Abigail FAYLE die? And has anyone discovered who are Henry HOLLADAY's parents? Seems not to be William and Sarah Holladay as once reported. Eleanor Rayl ************** Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Make dinner for $10 or less. (http://food.aol.com/frugal-feasts?ncid=emlcntusfood00000001)

Sue Maxwell wrote: >I think there is a book about the religion behind the whaling industry in Nantucket, but didn't see it the last time I went over to BYU and I am reading other books about Nantucket- it is such a fascinating place- a country unto itself.< Yes, and it is called: "QUAKER Nantucket - The Religious Community Behind The Whaling Empire, By Robert J. Leach & Peter Gow. Hill Hill Press, Publishsers Nantucket Island, Massachussetts 02554 ISBN 0-9612984-0-5 I believe that I purchased my copy at Nantucket Historical Association, Nantucket Island, MA Violet Moore Guy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Sue Maxwell Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 9:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Q-R] Nantuckek History The book I mentioned, "The History of Nantucket, County, Island, and Town, including Genealogies of the First Settlers" by Alexander Starbuck is available on the net, or perhaps in a big university library, if you have one near you as I do. Then I read "Mary Coffin Starbuck and the Early History of Nantucket" by Warren- this is history mixed with everyday life and his perceptions of her personality- it makes the island very real- day to day conversations based upon history. You get a mixture of history and what he could gather about her- she is the first Quaker there, and is "the great woman." Now I am reading a book written by her granddaughter, I think, and it is about a later period buy is her own words about her life there. They had 1000 year chests into which they threw things like nails, door knobs, and all sorts of things that were passed down to the generations and finally dumped during her time- but her life was fascinating. I think it is called Mary Starbuck- it is downstairs and I just arose. The second book gave me a great feeling for Tristram and his family and the first people who lived there. If you are interested in the Swains, that book I had to copy at the Salt Lake Family History Library- Swains of Nantucket- Tales and Trails- more of a surname book with historical information in it too. Lots of people and the intermarriages. That book is very hard to find on the net and when you do it costs a whopping sum. Everyone wants to get it. I am just fortunate to have photocopied it for 6 dollars. I think there is a book about the religion behind the whaling industry in Nantucket, but didn't see it the last time I went over to BYU and I am reading other books about Nantucket- it is such a fascinating place- a country unto itself. Sue ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Very interesting discussion. The only Quaker families that I know for sure I descend from were Anthony Moore and Zilphia Haines of Frederick, Virginia. Paulette ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

I have been a proud member of the National Society of Descendants of Early Quakers for a long time. My Quaker ancestors have been an important part of my heritage. NSDEQ did have a website but it is down at the present time. The NSDEQ was founded in 1980. They began publishing their volume “Plain Language” about 1984. “Plain Language” is indexed and issued annually plus a membership roster. There are insignias and charms available for purchase. It lists reference libraries throughout the country for Quaker research as well as online resources. One of the online references is: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~quakers/ I look forward to each new issue to see other Quaker cousins that have been added to membership. I would like to attend their annual meeting held in Washington, DC each year but haven’t made it yet. This year’s topic is: ”How the Quakers Invented America” given by Mr. David Yount. The meeting will be held April 17, 2009.Following the address will be installation of officers for the 2009-2011 term. Their national board is made up of many renowned and respected genealogists. Linda Smith Some of my Quaker ancestors are: Shotwell—NJ/PA Roberts—Eng/PA Cowperthwaite—Eng/LI/NJ Core—Eng/NJ Humphries—Eng/NJ Elkinton—Eng/PA Antram—Eng/NJ/VA/PA Butcher—Eng/NJ Zelley—Eng/NJ Eldridge—Eng/PA Foster—NJ/PA Morgan-VA/PA Ellis—Wales/PA Rees—Wales/PA Hugh—Wales/PA Bane—Scotl/PA Woodward—Eng/PA Nayle—Eng/PA Maddock—Eng/PA Nichols--Eng Simcock—Eng Pyle—Eng/PA Bennett—Eng/PA Brinton—EngPA Bagley—Eng/PA Stovey—Eng/PA Taylor—PA Haines—Eng/PA

Yes, I descend from most of the same lines: Barnard Coffin* Coleman Folger Gardner Hussey Macy Paddock Starbuck Violet Moore Guy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Suzanne Brayer Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 1:47 PM To: Quaker Roots Subject: [Q-R] Nantucket lines Yes, my lines are all the Nantucket founders: Barnard Coffin Coleman Folger Gardner Hussey Macy Paddock Pinkham Starbuck Swain > Is anyone else related to the Nantucket Quakers? Sue ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Good evening. I have recently added your site to my bookmarks. My family in the 17th century Flushing, Hempstead Long Island areas is directly linked to John Bowne, William Thorne and the Flushing Remonstrance of 1657. One of William Thorne's daughters married John Bowne and many of the Thornes from this generation who dropped the "e" from Thorne were of the Quaker faith and spread into New Jersey. What I would like to know is if there is any way of reaching into your archives for any email posts, if any, to these names? Thank you for any help. Richard Thorne

At 06:29 PM 4/5/2009, you wrote: >Message: 7 >Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 18:27:46 -0600 >From: "Sue Maxwell" <[email protected]> Sue, are you the Susie Maxwell who was good friends with Dixie Brien?

I have delayed this exercise because of the size of the list. Both my father and mother descend from 2 long lines of Quakers. If someone needs help, I also make a point of my families history as well as the geneology, which only becomes alive when you understand what one family did where they went and the principles they stood for: Allen Stout, Dixon, Cox, Scarlett, Stuart, Workman, Brown, Swartz, Reeve, Whitall, Simmons, Cooper, Gill, Foster, Cook, Underwood, Haworth, Wright, Norman, Thomas, Henderson, Worall, Harry, Maxwell, Ramey, Butler, Padget, Cotton, King, Dillon, Copeland, Wilcox, Brinton, Scarlett, Harvey Howard W Cook ************** A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100126575x1220572833x1201387477/aol?redir=http:%2F%2Fwww.freecreditreport.com%2Fpm%2Fdefault.aspx%3Fsc%3D668072%26hmpgI D%3D62%26bcd%3DAprilfooterNO62)

Do any of you with Nantucket Quakers or ancestors have photos, Bibles, or anything that could be shared with other fellow Nantucket descendants? I am co-authoring a book about my Swain grandmother, and the family research I am doing is for a background to the book. I am new to knowing that the Swains came from Nantucket, but do have a photo of a portrait of my ggg grandfather, Shubael Swain, who was born there and moved to NYC as a ship captain. His parents were Ebenezer Swain and Lydia Ellis, and his parents were Ebenezer Swain and Lydia Gyles. I am always looking for living relatives who might have stories, photos, information, Bible records, anything that would add to the story of her ancestors and cousins and even living relatives. Thanks, Sue

Hi, Jan, We've corresponded before on the Mohler/Moulder line. The John Mohler/Moulder family is not related to the Robert Moulder family of Marcus Hooks (Robert was a sailmaker and his heritage was English). I descend from the "German" emigrant, John Mohler who died near Maynardsville, TN in 1810 and was probably born in Hassloch, Prussia (now part of Germany). I have not proven his absolute birth date -- what is your source? I use "about 1734" in my files still. I paid for my Moulder uncle's Y-DNA test last year and discovered that our DNA is very close to the Ludwig and Henry Mohlers of Ephrata, Lancaster Co, PA. We now believe the Mohlers were from Basel (or just east of it), Switzerland, with John's grandfather having moved into what is now southwestern Germany near Speyer on the Rhine River where they were shepherds. John Mohler, some or all of his siblings and probably his father came to PA where Ludwig's family had settled. This DNA discovery was a big breakthrough on our family research! We are now leaning towards John Mohler's father being Heinrich Johann (or Johann Heinrich) Mohler (a.ka. "Henry Mohler") born and christened 1711 in Hassloch, Germany, and possibly a brother or cousin of Ludwig's. Henry's wife was Maria Catharina Drucktenhengst, b. 1708 in Hofheim, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. I agree that Susannah Swingle, John's wife, was probably of the Zwingli line, but haven't proven anything on her except for a death date and location. Much more there to research! I believe my gggg-grandfather, Jacob Moulder b. 1775, was probably the first of the Mohlers to use "Moulder" as his surname, probably in an attempt to become more American. He is using it by 1802 in Orange Co, NC, where he purchased land and married (Elizabeth Borland). There is surviving correspondence between Jacob and other members of the family back east which use "Mohler" for those in NC and VA, so we know it's the same family. Jacob was not a Quaker, but some of his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren married Quaker spouses (Braxton, Carter, Ellis, Farlow, Hadley, Lindley, Millis, Nixon, Pickett, etc.). Jacob's son, John Moulder, married Eleanor Maris; she was disowned by the Society but later regained her membership in Parke Co, IN. John did become a member (I think in Parke Co at the Bloomingdale MM), and was a member in several meetings in Howard Co, IN. Still lots to research on the Mohler/Moulder line ... Eleanor Rayl > Message: 11 > Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 14:29:17 EDT > From: [email protected] > Subject: [Q-R] Moulder/Mohler > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > I have not actually proven the information I collected about the  > Moulder/Mohler family.   My records show that the emigrant John  > Mohler/Moulder was born > May 27 1733 in Basel, Switzerland, and died May 27 1810  in Union County, > Maynardsville, TN   His parents are believed to be  Heinrich/Henry Mohler > (1708->1748) and Catharina XX.   John Moulder  is said to have migrated from > PA to NC > before the American Revolution (about  1770) and was a cobbler and > saddler.   > (The name MOHLER is a fairly  common Swiss Anabaptist name even now.  I went > to school with a  lot of Mohlers.   The information I found on line > suggested > that  MOHLER somehow became MOULDER over the years.) > > The putative wife found for John Mohler/Moulder is Emigrant Susannah  > Swingle > (1737-1833).   She was born in Switzerland or Prussia, died at  > Maynardsville, Grainger County, TN.   (I presume Grainger and Union  County > are perhaps the > same place, just having undergone some boundary  changes.)  The marriage > date > I have for these folks is c1763 in  PA.   Children I have for John & > Susannah > are: > >     Henry Moulder (1765->1850). >     Susa (1767-1839) >     Mary (1769-        ) >     Elizabeth (1770  -         ) >     Catherine (1772 - >1838) >     John (1773-1801) >     Jacob (1775-1846) >     Valentine "Felty" (1776-1833) > > There is an tradition within the family that Susannah Swingle and her  > sister > were unwilling immigrants, that the young Swiss girls were visiting  the > docks,  were lured aboard a ship, then locked in.   When they  arrived in > Philadelphia, the girls were sold for their passage  money.  They wound up > being > purchased and "properly  reared" by the senior Moulder family.   Louis > Moulder/Mohler  later married the sister (whose name I don't yet have), and > John > Moulder/Mohler  married Susannah.   (Incidentally, the Swingle name sounds a > lot like  > Zwingli, an important name among German and Swiss Anabaptists (Mennonites > and  > Dunkards).   > > Children credited to Henry/Heinrich Mohler  and wife Catharina XX  are: > >     Lewis (1730-    ) >     John   (1733-1810) >     Anna Maria (1734 - ) >     Valentine (1735-<1804) >     Johan Jacob (1736 -    ) >     Margaret (1743-    ) >     Anna Catharina (1747-      ) > > There is also another line of information that puts Henry/Heinrich as son  > of > Robert Moulder/Moler b 1650 and wife Jane XX.    If this  family was Swiss > German, this last batch of stuff just doesn't sound plausible  to me.   > Robert > is not a German name, nor is Jane.   So if  these are truly the parents of > these fine folks, then the MOHLER stuff is  unlikely. > > Happy hunting. > > Jan > ************** Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? 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I am really enjoying reading all this information These are some of my direct lines and do not include related lines LINDLEY HADLEY MCBANE NORWOOD ( this line appears to have been mainly converts) DEGGES/DIGGS BEZER LAMPLUGH/LAMPLEY HALEY HAWKINS Thanks, Joy Tennessee

Hi, Thought I'd add my Quaker Heritage. These are direct ancestors, tho I see that many collateral names connected to the Buckingham family have been listed. Buckingham-arrived 1682 on AMITY (Beckingham, John & William) Chambers Gilpin Eastburn Jeanes Glover Thanks to all for a wonderlist. Linda _________________________________________________________________ Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free. http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/

Do not have in my tree that Eleanor married again? Do you have her death date also? Would so much appreciate your sharing that. This Lindley line is my direct line. Thanks, Joy TN ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gregory Morley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 10:18 AM Subject: Re: [Q-R] My Quaker ancestors >I also have Maris, Parke, Holladay, Moon, Grubb, Beeson, and Miller... > > Is this your James Lindley d. 10-13-1726? After his death, his widow, > Eleanor (Parke) Lindley married Henry Jones, b. abt. 1696, son of > Francis and Rachel (Newton) Jones. The surname Lindley resurfaces > several generations later with Isaac Lindley Taylor, son of Lewis and > Martha Ann (Stubbs) Taylor. > > Regards, > > Gregory Morley > > > > > On Apr 4, 2009, at 2:09 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > My Quaker ancestors, most who settled early in Chester Co, PA: > > Simon HADLEY b. 1675 Co Westmeath, Ireland > George MARIS b. 1632 Worshestershire, England > James LINDLEY b. 1681 Co Wicklow, Ireland > Robert PARKE b. 1658 Lancashire, England > Thomas JACKSON b. abt 1670 Co Cavan, Ireland > Robert ANDREW b. abt 1720 Chester Co, PA > William HOLADAY/HOLLIDAY/HOLLADAY b. 1750 Chester Co, PA > Mary FAYLE b. 1723 New Castle Co, DE (dau. of Samuel FAYLE and Abigail > GARNET?) > Edward THORNBOROUGH/THORNBURG b. 1691 Co Cavan, Ireland > Sarah Mary HAMAN b. Co Armagh, d. 1734 Lancaster Co, PA > Anthony JACKSON b. 1625 Lancastershire, England > Rachel MOON b. abt 1735 > John MOULDER b. 1805 Orange Co, NC > Richard BEESON b. 1684 New Castle Co, DE > Charity GRUBB b. 1687 New Castle Co, DE > Rachel PENNINGTON b. 1662 Stoke, England > Robert LEAVELL/LAVELLE b. 1776 Culpeper Co, VA > Susannah LEWIS b. 1673 England or Wales > Katherine BOUND b. ab 1713 Chester Co, PA > John MICKLE b. 1673 Co Mayo, Ireland > Sarah COURTNEY b. 1675 Co Mayo, Ireland > James MILLER b. 1669 Co Kildare, Ireland > Thomas LIGHTFOOT b. 1645 Cambridge, England > > Related lines: BRAXTON, BUFFINGTON, CHAMBERS, CHAMNESS, CLOUD, COX, > DIXON/DICKSON, FARLOW, FINNEY, FREDD/FRED, GREGG, HARNED, JONES, LAMB, > MARSHILL/MARSHALL, MENDENHALL, MILLER, NEWLIN, NIXON, PENN, PUSEY, > THATCHER, WEST, VEST, > WOLFE, WOODWARD, RAYL (several lines were Quaker; my direct line was > not) > > Always interested in exchanging info with other descendants ... > > Eleanor Rayl > > > ************** > Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Make > dinner for $10 or less. > (http://food.aol.com/frugal-feasts?ncid=emlcntusfood00000001) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUAKER-ROOTS- > [email protected] 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 > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hello My maternal Quaker ancestors: Fisher, Scarborough, Everett, Plumley, Knight, Carey, Pidgeon, Ferrall, Cox, Bangham, Milhouse, Beeson(2), Babb, Starr, Woodward, early RI Vaughans, Gardner, Babb, Batchelder, Perkins, Hussey, Lewis. My paternal Quaker ancestors: Hoge, Gilbert, Fisher, Matilda Scarborough West. Kate Ross __________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Canada Toolbar: Search from anywhere on the web, and bookmark your favourite sites. Download it now http://ca.toolbar.yahoo.com.

I too am a member of the National Society Descendants of Early Quakers and am proud of my Quaker ancestors I joined the Society on William Chase. Jean Smile And The World Smiles Too -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Linda Smith Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 4:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Q-R] My Quaker Line and National Society Descendants of Early Quakers I have been a proud member of the National Society of Descendants of Early Quakers for a long time. My Quaker ancestors have been an important part of my heritage. NSDEQ did have a website but it is down at the present time. The NSDEQ was founded in 1980. They began publishing their volume "Plain Language" about 1984. "Plain Language" is indexed and issued annually plus a membership roster. There are insignias and charms available for purchase. It lists reference libraries throughout the country for Quaker research as well as online resources. One of the online references is: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~quakers/ I look forward to each new issue to see other Quaker cousins that have been added to membership. I would like to attend their annual meeting held in Washington, DC each year but haven't made it yet. This year's topic is: "How the Quakers Invented America" given by Mr. David Yount. The meeting will be held April 17, 2009.Following the address will be installation of officers for the 2009-2011 term. Their national board is made up of many renowned and respected genealogists. Linda Smith Some of my Quaker ancestors are: Shotwell-NJ/PA Roberts-Eng/PA Cowperthwaite-Eng/LI/NJ Core-Eng/NJ Humphries-Eng/NJ Elkinton-Eng/PA Antram-Eng/NJ/VA/PA Butcher-Eng/NJ Zelley-Eng/NJ Eldridge-Eng/PA Foster-NJ/PA Morgan-VA/PA Ellis-Wales/PA Rees-Wales/PA Hugh-Wales/PA Bane-Scotl/PA Woodward-Eng/PA Nayle-Eng/PA Maddock-Eng/PA Nichols--Eng Simcock-Eng Pyle-Eng/PA Bennett-Eng/PA Brinton-EngPA Bagley-Eng/PA Stovey-Eng/PA Taylor-PA Haines-Eng/PA ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Some of the Coppocks became Church of the Brethren. When I was a kid, I remember hearing the evangelist X L Coppock preach at my home church in Wichita, Dr. Doris Coppock, from this same family, was head of women's athletics dept at our college at McPherson. Brethren Encyclopedia has an article about the Coppock family, as I recall. Let me know if you're interested. As to Jacocks, most of what I know comes from the book "The Champion Family: 350 Years in America," by Ruth Crawley Champion (Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1984). These Champions went from Long Island to western New Jersey. Page 4 says that our original Champion emigrant, Thomas Champion, b c1615 in England, d 1680/81 at Hempstead, Long Island, leaving a will and a signed deed. He married: "Frances Jacocks, daughter of Francis Jacocks of Hempstead. The Jacocks family moved from Stamford, Conn., to Hempstead about 1663. Family records are at Warwickshire, England. The name was later shortened to JACOBS." Frances Jacocks, according to the Champion book, was born c1620 and died 1668/87 at Hempstead, L. I. "Early town records referred to her as 'Goody Champion,' Vol I p 345." Another section of the same book, in a chapter entitled "New Jersey Pioneers," mentions that "Many settlers from Long Island moved to the Cape May area to engage in the whaling business, which was very good at that time. Relatives of the Champion family settled in the eastern part of Gloucester County (not Atlantic Co.); among them were: Charity and Samuel Johnson, John and Mary Cole, and James Jacocks, owner of a 'whaling craft.'" Apparently Frances Jacocks Champion had two brothers, William (1627-<1697) and Thomas (1619-<1677). Thomas was born March 20 1619, Stratford on Avon, and died before Sept 1667 at Philadelphia. His wife was Ruth XX. William was born August 12, 1627 and died before Dec 1697. I don't have information regarding a wife. Their father, Francis, was born c1593, perhaps at Stratford on Avon in England, and died January 16 1672, perhaps in Philadelphia. He is described as being "of Hempstead, Long Island." His wife was Grace XX. Do we perhaps have information to share? Are these folks your Jacockses? Jan **************Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Make dinner for $10 or less. (http://food.aol.com/frugal-feasts?ncid=emlcntusfood00000001)

I commend you for adding the states.........saves a lot of speculation and investigating..........I wish everyone would be thoughtful enough to do this phd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruby Simonson McNeill" <[email protected]> To: "Quaker List" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 4, 2009 6:08:38 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: [Q-R] My Quaker Direct Ancestors I hope I got them all in here.  As I said, I have a LOT of Quaker ancestors. MOORE - MO-OH-NJ BROWN - OH-NJ-RI WILEY - OH-NJ WORRALL - PA COLEMAN - NJ GASKILL - NJ POWELL - NJ BUFFIN - NJ JOHNSON - NJ WOOLMAN - NJ CLAYTON -NJ MYRES -NJ STARR -PA PEARSON -PA DAVID/DAVIS - PA TAYLOR -PA HARRY/HARRIS -PA PRICE - PA HUGH - PA HAYES - PA MASSEY - PA SMITH - PA "The Constitution is not an instrument for government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government, lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry   ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Yes we share the same Stubbs line John Jr and Jane Jones Stubbs daughter Esther married John Newlin and their daughter Jane Lydia Newlin married John White and their Daughter Lydia married my mother's Grandfather Tillman Gibbons James Lawton 505 Beech St. Box 80 Boxholm, IA (515) 846-6221 [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Gregory Morley [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 3:13 PM To: James Lawton Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Q-R] My Quaker ancestors Thanks, James. If I understand you correctly, we share the same Stubbs line. John Stubbs, Jr., m. Jane Jones (Francis>Francis>Francis); John's brother Nathan Stubbs, Sr., m1. Eleanor Jones, dau. of Francis and Sarah (Jones) Jones; Nathan, Jr., m2 Elizabeth Jones, (Francis>Henry>George>Henry), dau. of Henry and Kezia (Hickson) Jones, dau. of William and Sarah Hickson. Nathan's granddaughter, Martha Ann Stubbs m. Lewis Taylor, son of Isaac and Rebecca (Smith) Taylor. Their granddaughter Sarah Florence Taylor was my great-grandmother. Regards, Gregory Morley 630.689.6933 On Apr 5, 2009, at 2:28 PM, James Lawton wrote: John Gibbons b 1806 Belmont Co., OH married about 1830 in Ohio Lydia Stanton b 1813 Ohio dau of Benjamin and Abigail (Macy) Stanton William White Sr. b abt 1702 Emsworth, Hampshire, England married 1 Dec 1727 Wilmington Delaware Elizabeth Few b abt 1705 USA dau of Isaac and Hannah (Stanfield) Few Jonathan White b 18 Apr 1784 Marlborough MM, Randolph Co., NC; d 9 Feb 1860 in Hendricks Co., IN; married 12 Apr 1807 Randolph Co., NC Lydia Hodgen (Hodgson) b 12 Aug 1786 in NC; died 28 Dec 1867 Hendricks Co., IN; dau of Joseph and Margaret (Williams) Hodgson Nicholas Newlin b 1625 Eng or Ireland not sure Resided many years in the limits of the Mountmellick MM of Friends in Queens County Ireland before emigrating to the USA on the Levvee of Liverpool to Concord now Delaware Co., PA early in 1683; married Elizabeth Paggott b abt 1625 Thomas Stubbs b 15 Apr 1692 at St Johns the Baptist Parish Worcestershire Eng; died Feb 1763 Concord Twp., Chester Co., PA; son of Daniel and Mary (Niest) Stubbs; married September 1720 Kennett MM, Chester Co., PA at the Meeting Mary Minor b abt 1692 Limerick, Ireland died before 1763 Concord twp., Chester Co., PA; dau of John and Esther (Ubrum) Minor John Stubbs Sr. b 27 Dec 1732 Chester Co., PA; died 27 Dec 1803 Wrightsborough, Richmond Co., GA; son of Thomas and Mary (Minor) Stubbs; Married 4 Aug 1759 Cane Creek, MM Orange Co., NC Esther Maddock b 1740 Chester Co., PA; died 1786 Wrightsborough, Richmond Co., GA; dau of Joseph and Rachel (Dennis) Maddock John Stubbs Jr. b 1 Feb 1762 Hillsborough, Orange Co, NC; died 17 July 1854 Charlottesville, Rush Co, IN; son of John Sr. and Esther (Maddock) Stubbs; Married 7 May 1785 Wrightsborough MM Columbia Co, GA; Jane Jones b 22 Jun 1764 Orange Co., NC; Died 1842 in IN; dau of Francis and Sarah (Jones) Jones (first cousins) Arthenacious Barnett b Jul 1749 Louisa Co., VA; died 1808 Ohio; son of John and Ann (??) Barnett; married 12 Dec 1767 Cedar Creek MM, Hanover Co., VA Jane Hutchins b 10 Jun 1748 in VA; died 30 Nov 1833 West Newton (Easton), Marion Co., IN; dau of Strangeman and Elizabeth (Cox) Hutchins Thomas Barnett b 1 Sep 1772 Goochland Co., VA; died 25 Aug 1839 Marion Co., IN; son of Arthenacious and Jane (Hutchins) Barnett; married 11 Oct 1798 Surry Co., NC Theodate Vernon b 8 Mar 1781 Deep Creek MM Wrightsboro, GA; died 2 Jun 1848 Hendricks Co., IN William Bunch b 16 Jun 1803 NC; died 17 Sep 1870; son of David & Mary (Meridith) Bunch Married 9 Oct 1834 Elizabeth Barnett b 16 Feb 1817 IN; died 7 Apr 1888 Desoto, Dallas Co., IA David Ballard b9 Apr 1750 Cedar Creek, Hanover Co. or Louisa Co., VA; died 1822 or 23 Wilmington, Clinton Co., OH son of William & Mary (Morman) Ballard; married 12 Sep 1772 Cedar Creek Hanover Co., VA Mary Brock b 1 Sep 1756 Cedar Creek, Hanover Co., VA; died after 1808; These are the main ones but have many collateral lines. James Lawton 505 Beech St. Box 80 Boxholm, IA (515) 846-6221 [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUAKER-ROOTS- [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Just to name a few of my Quaker relatives: Vestol Jay Hockett Bennett My family traveled a lot from PA, Maryland,N.C.,S. C., Ohio, IN, Iowa and KS. Guess I must have picked up on the traveling bit!!! I was born in Iowa, and have lived in CA, IN, Fl, ILL and finally in AZ. We are not Quakers and haven't been for about 150 years but still like to move about this great country of ours.:) Mary Mc