Tristram Coffin Mary Coleman married to William Russell J. W. Gardner married to Susan Deardorff James S. Gardner married to Mary E. Walker Margaret Gardner married to John Shearer Bush Sr. Phoebe (Phaebe) Ann Macy married to David Hoover II Sarah Starbuck married to Jabez Macy In addition is the HOOVER, Bush, and Brown lines. Thanks, David Sloan In a message dated 4/5/2009 12:47:27 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: 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 **************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%26hmpgID %3D62%26bcd%3DAprilfooterNO62)

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

I know from past correspondence with Quaker Fisher researchers that there is a possibility that their lines trace back to Cumberland in England. It just so happens that this afternoon I put the Loweswater (Cumberland) Protestation 1641/2 online. This lists eight Fishers. http://www.rumbutter.net/cum-gen-prot-loweswater/alphabetical.html This Protestation was, of course, taken before the Society of Friends started. The Pardshaw Quaker Register also includes Fishers from Loweswater: http://www.rumbutter.net/gen-cumb-pard-births/f-1-1656-1667.html and Brigham: http://www.rumbutter.net/gen-cumb-pard-births/f-4-1698-1715.html http://www.rumbutter.net/gen-cumb-pard-births/f-5-1719-1741.html Although lots of individuals from the Pardshaw Meeting went from Cumberland to Ireland (and some on to America), the Fisher evidence doesn't look particularly strong. Chris PS Note that you aren't going to get much by searching the Pardshaw Registers. They are images, and have only been partially transcribed yet. You need to look at the images individually.

Marjorie, Have you seen this site? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rwbaker/ancestry/newportge n/newport1/b895.htm Donna -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of marjorie adams Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2009 10:51 PM To: Leslie Bagwell; [email protected] Subject: Re: [Q-R] Fisher / Wright I was interested to see the locations of your Quaker ancestors and notice that you mention a Meeting at Coolspring, near Lewes DE . Are there any records for that Meeting? Do you know what dates it was in existence? I am looking for information on a Thomas Newport, b England known to have been in Philadephia and Lewes (d abt 1758 perhaps in Sussex DE) who may or may not have been a Quaker. His son Jesse Newport m abt 1758 Elizabeth (Long) of Worcester Co MD; they joined the Duck Cr Meeting, Kent Co DE in 1777. On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Leslie Bagwell <[email protected]> wrote: > This is my Fisher line arv. Philadelphia 1682 with William Penn, below > that my Wright line > Leslie Wright Bagwell > > > > Descendants of John Fisher > -------------------------- > 1-John Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > +Margaret ? b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Thomas Fisher b. 1669, , , England, d. Unknown, Georgetown, Sussex, > | Delaware, USA > | +Margary Maud b. 1671, , , England, m. 1692, Lewes, Sussex, Delaware, > USA, > | d. Unknown, par. Joshua Maud and Elizabeth Parr > | |-3-Joshua Fisher b. 1707, , , Delaware, USA, d. 1 Feb 1783 > | | +Sarah Rowland b. 6 Dec 1716, Lewes, Sussex, Delaware, USA, m. 27 Jul > | | 1733, Lewes, Sussex, Delaware, USA, d. 4 Jan 1772, par. Thomas > Rowland > | | and Sarah Miers > | | |-4-Esther Fisher b. 28 Jul 1734, d. 4 Feb 1795 > | | |-4-Lydia Fisher b. 4 May 1736, d. 14 Mar 1807 > | | |-4-Thomas Fisher b. 6 May 1741, d. 6 Sep 1810 > | | |-4-Samuel Rowland Fisher b. 6 Nov 1745, d. 6 May 1834 > | | |-4-Miers Fisher b. 21 Jun 1748, d. 12 Mar 1819, Philadelphia, > | | | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA > | | |-4-Jabez Maud Fisher b. 10 Sep 1750, , , Delaware, USA, d. Dec > 1779, , , > | | | England > | | |-4-Sarah Fisher b. 1 Jun 1759, d. 17 Jan 1789 > | |-3-Margaret Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | +Joseph Booth Jr b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-Elizabeth Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | +Daniel Eyre b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-Margery Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | +James Miers b. Unknown, d. Unknown, par. John Miers and Mary Haworth > | | |-4-Esther Miers b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Mary Miers b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Sarah Miers b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Elizabeth Miers b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-Esther Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | +Abraham Wynkoop b. 1 Jul 1703, d. Unknown, par. Benjamin Wynkoop and > | | Femmetje Vander Huil > | | |-4-Phebe Wynkoop b. 28 Oct 1729, d. 17 Sep 1800 > | | |-4-Benjamin Wynkoop b. 23 Nov 1734, d. 2 Sep 1803 > | |-3-James Fisher b. Unknown, d. Abt 1747 > | | +? b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Esther Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-Jabez Maud Fisher b. Unknown, d. After 1742 > | +Sarah ? b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Edward Fisher b. Unknown, d. 1791 > | |-4-Margaret Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Fenwick Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Elizabeth Maud Fisher b. Unknown, d. 31 Oct 1783 > |-2-John Fisher b. Unknown, , , England, d. Unknown > | +Elizabeth Light b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-John Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | +Catherine ? b. Unknown, m. Bef 1730, d. 8 Mar 1744 > | | |-4-John Fisher b. 21 Feb 1730, d. Unknown > | | |-4-George Fisher b. 10 Feb 1732, d. 21 Feb 1777 > | | |-4-Catherine Fisher b. Feb 1735, d. Unknown > | | +Grace Lloyd b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Jabez Maud Fisher b. 1 Mar 1733, d. 21 Feb 1786 > | | |-4-William Fisher b. After 1744, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Sarah Fisher b. After 1744, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Thomas Fisher b. After 1744, d. Unknown > | | |-4-Elizabeth Fisher b. After 1744, d. After 1800 > | | |-4-Hannah Fisher b. After 1744, d. Unknown > | | |-4-James Fisher b. After 1744, d. Unknown > | |-3-James Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-William Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-3-Ann Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | +Enoch Cummings b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Jane Cummings b. Unknown, d. 25 May 1775 > | |-4-Mary Cummings b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Hannah Cummings b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-James Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Ann Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Alice Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Sarah Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Rachel Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-2-Rachel Fisher b. Unknown, d. Unknown > -------------------------- > > > The second group is Peter Fretwell Wright, who married Elizabeth Fisher, > a not from my Grandmother states the Wrights came over with Lord > Baltimore, but I have not found any evidence of that. They were here > before the Fishers. > > Descendants of Fretwell Wright > ------------------------------ > 1-Fretwell Wright b. Unknown, , , England, d. Unknown > +Unknown > |-2-Esq Peter Fretwell Wright b. 1743, d. 7 Mar 1791, (Cold Springs > Meeting, > | Sussex, Delaware, USA) > +Elizabeth Fisher b. After 1744, m. 8 Jul 1768, Cool Springs Meeting > House, > , Sussex, Delaware, USA, d. After 1800, par. John Fisher and Grace Lloyd > |-3-Fretwell Wright b. 31 May 1771, d. 25 Jun 1855, , , Indiana, USA > | +Margaret Wright b. 20 Jul 1779, m. 21 Nov 1804, , , Delaware, USA, > d. 6 > | Jun 1866, , , Delaware, USA, par. Ellis Wright and Ann Shaw > | |-4-Ellis Wright b. 1 Sep 1805, d. 3 Apr 1840 > | |-4-Peter F Wright b. 30 Oct 1807, d. 25 Jun 1808 > | |-4-Eliza Ann Wright b. 17 Jan 1809, d. 8 Mar 1832 > | |-4-William Sterling Wright b. 21 Nov 1811, d. 24 Apr 1839 > | |-4-Peter Fretwell Wright b. 3 Mar 1814, , Sussex, Delaware, USA, d. > 22 Jun > | | 1883, Knoxville, Marion, Iowa, USA > | |-4-Samuel Shaw Wright b. 16 Jul 1816, d. 3 Sep 1851 > | |-4-Margaret Ellis Wright b. 14 May 1819, d. 15 Oct 1820 > |-3-Samuel Wright b. 11 Apr 1775, d. Unknown > |-3-Ellis Wright b. 9 Nov 1776, d. Unknown > |-3-Elizabeth Wright b. 14 Sep 1779, d. Unknown > | +Thomas Bell b. Unknown, d. Unknown > | |-4-Hannah Fisher Bell b. Unknown, d. Bef 1896 > |-3-Peter Wright b. 2 Feb 1785, d. Unknown > | +Nancy Corbin b. Unknown, d. Unknown > |-3-Sarah Wright b. 3 Dec 1787, d. Unknown > |-3-Margaret Wright b. 1791, d. 1791 > ------------------------------ > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > -- Marjorie "Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars."~ Henry Van Dyke ------------------------------- 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

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? Make dinner for $10 or less. (http://food.aol.com/frugal-feasts?ncid=emlcntusfood00000001)

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]

My Quaker Ancestors are: Garretson Pearson Walker Vale Cleaver Coppock Orrell Buller Hussey Mary Jacox **************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%26hmpgID %3D62%26bcd%3DAprilfooterNO62)

David- Which Nantucket Swains are you related to- this is exciting for me, as I just cracked this brick wall and got into Nantucket and I am really there now. I have 218 pages of Swain relatives as a result. Sue

My primary direct line is the HOBSON famiy which is my father's mother's line. She is the first direct line HOBSON not born a Quaker. The line goes all the way back to Francis HOBSON I (8X G-gfather) from County Armagh, Ireland 1620 - 1675. A martyr for the Quaker cause he died in the Armagh Goal. My second primary direct line is the HEALD family. Interesting story there. John Watt HOBSON married Mary Ann Heald Dec 1857, she died Nov 1871. Three years later he married Lucina Heald, Mary Ann's sister. My Direct HEALD line goes all the way back to Samuel and Mary (Bancroft) HEALD (7X G-grandparents) who came to the New World from Mobberley, Cheshire, England in 1703. - Samuel came to America bearing a certificate from, "Mobberly Monthly Meeting", to Friends in Philadelphia, dated 10,3,1702. - BIOGRAPHY: Samuel Heald his wife and 5 children came to America fromCheshire, England in 1703. They settled in Chester Co. Pa. On theBrandywine River, where they made their home until Samuel's death in1736. - BIOGRAPHY: Their arrival in America is recorded in church records by acertificate which reads - "Samuel Heald and his wife Mary, both born ofbelieving parents from the "Monthly Meeting at Morely County, CheshireEngland, dated 10th mo.3rd da. 1702 Joan Heald, a signer; was received5th mo. 30th day 1703;" taken from (Quaker arrives at Philadelphia1682-1715) by Albert Cook Meyers. - BIOGRAPHY: Both Samuel and Mary (Bancroft) Heald were active members ofthe "Old Kennett Monthly Meeting" and both are buried in the "OldFriends" burial ground at that church in Pa.) Additional Direct Quaker Families: - COPPOCK - MACKEY - WATT? - FORD - STARR? - WILSON - KIRK - SCROGGINS - McBRIDE - POTTS - BANCROFT Some Indirect Quaker Families: - BEESON - HOLLINGSWORTH - BEEBE - POTT - MILHOUSE - NIXON (Yes the President) - HOOVER (Yes the President) - MENDENHALL It shold be noted that while not proven to be any part of my branch, many PLUMSTEADs in England were convinced during the time of George Fox. Two merchants from London played a promint part in the settling of America. - Francis Plumstead, a London businessman, received 2,500 acres from William Penn, though he never came here. Plumstead township and Plumsteadville were named after him. - Clement Plumstead was one of 12 Proprietors of New Jersey. Plumstead, NJ was named after him. - A different Clement PLUMSTEAD was counselmember, mayor, and judge for Colonial Philladelphia, PA. -- Forrest Plumstead [email protected] PLUMSTEAD-L List master http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/p/plumstead.html Plumstead and Associated Families: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fplum/ Military Kool Lynx: http://geocities.com/fplum/ Ham Radio WB5HQO http://forrest.3h.com/main.html Photos: http://myspace.com/fplum7755

List: Here are my earliest Quaker Ancestor as far back as I have traced them: SAINT—Daniel Saint, joined Society of Friends, 1741, b. France, d. 1771, Perquimans Co, NC. m. Margaret Barrow. May have been son of Thomas Saint, d. 1759, NJ and grandson of Hercules Saint, d. 1739, NJ. They were Quakers in Burlington Co., NJ BARROW—John Barrow, Jr., b. 1674 Perquimans Co., NC, d. 1718 Perquimasn Co., NC, m. Rachel Larance/Lawrence LARENACE/LAWRENCE-Rachel Larance/Lawrence, b. 1692, Perquimans Co., NC, m. John Barrow, Jr. TRUEBLOOD—John Trueblood, b. England, d. 1692, Pasquotank Co., NC FISCHER—Agnes Fisher, b. 1656, d. 1692, Pasquotank Co., NC CARTWRIGHT—Elizabeth Cartwright, b. 1692/3, d. 1758, Pasquotank Co., NC, m. Amos Trueblood SCOTT—Jemima Scott, b. 1730, d. 1777, Pasquotank Co., NC, m. Able Trueblood JORDON—Margaret Jordon, b. 1755, Pasquotank Co., NC, m. Joseph Trueblood JONES—Peter Jones, b. 1700 Perquimans Co., NC, d. 1753 Perquimans Co., NC, m. Mary Pierce PIERCE—Mary Pierce, b. 1699 Perquimans Co., NC, d. 1759 Peruqimans Co., NC, m. Peter Jones BARROW—Jane Barros, b. 1726, Prquimans Co., NC, d. 1789 Perquimans Co., NC, m. Joshua Jones OVERMAN—Nathan Overman, b. 26 Jan 1724/5, NC, d. 1773, NC, m. Mary Symons SYMONS—Mary Symons, b b. 1725, NC, d. 1773, Perquimans Co., NC Leslie W. Saint _________________________________________________________________ Quick access to your favorite MSN content and Windows Live with Internet Explorer 8. http://ie8.msn.com/microsoft/internet-explorer-8/en-us/ie8.aspx?ocid=B037MSN55C0701A

I just looked at the book downstairs by mary starbuck- short memory, though- something like Me and My House. It is really fascinating as it is after the period of whaling, or when it was stopping. Those of use with Nantucket Quakers must be related as there is so much intermarriage and one of my fun hobbies is finding new cousins- so I am grateful to see I have a few here- Sue

My lines from NJ to Maryland in the early 1700s Scott Forsyth/e Hayward Maryland - (Gunpowder MM) to Rush Co (Walnut RidgeMM) Indiana Young Hussey NC to Indiana Binford Morris Folger Smith Macy Swain Suzanne Young Brayer

Thanks, Judy. According to Carroll Brewster Jones (1951), Rachel Newton b. 9th of 8th month, 1662 at Corbally, Queen's County, Ireland was the daughter of Jonas Newton and Jane Urin, daughter of John Urin of Kinsale (p. 15). This family later moved to Old Booley, County Wexford. Context: While researching the relationship between Rachel Newton and Sir Isaac Newton, Jones corresponded with S. W. Webb, the Recording Clerk with the Religious Society of Friends in Ireland, 6 Eustace St., Dublin, Ireland. Source: Jones, C. B. (1951). Jones and related families. Marcellus, Michigan. Private. Regards, Gregory Morley 630.689.6933 On Apr 5, 2009, at 10:51 AM, Judy Ardine wrote: What area did you find your URINs in?? Hans GEORGEN (swedish soft 'g' - hence URIN or URIAN) My line of URIANs descend from Hans GEORGEN who arrived in the Darby/ Ridley area of Delaware cnty, PA c 1665. ------------------------------- 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

I have a Susanna PUSEY 1766-1841, dtr of Joshua PUSEY and Mary MILLER, who md: Jonas EYRE 1801 in Londongrove, PA

What area did you find your URINs in?? Hans GEORGEN (swedish soft 'g' - hence URIN or URIAN) My line of URIANs descend from Hans GEORGEN who arrived in the Darby/Ridley area of Delaware cnty, PA c 1665.

Hi, To those of you who recently gave the Beeson family as one of your family ancestors, does anyone have any information about ELIZABETH, born December 11, 1820, in Fayette, Ohio daughter of Henry Beeson and Rebecca Nancy Worley from North Carolina?   She married Elisha Barrett June 30, 1836 in Highland County, Ohio.  He remarried in 1858 and I can find no evidence of Elizabeth in the intervening years.   Thanks for any suggestions,  Norma

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

I have an Elizabeth PIERCE, bef 1713 - aft 1734, dtr of Henry PIERCE and Sarah SMITH of Concord, Chester (now Delaware) cnty, PA, who md: John HALL, and inherited land in Cecil cnty, MD from her mother who had inherited it from her brother, Francis SMITH.

When a researcher mentions Nantucket you know you have some common Quaker ancestors. My line, starting with Tristam COFFIN & Dionis STEVENS - John COFFIN and Deborah AUSTIN - Samuel COFFIN and Miriam GARDNER - William COFFIN and Priscilla PADDOCK. Other Nantucket ancestors of mine include SHATTUCK, STARBUCK, SEARS, BUNKER, GODFREY, MACY, HOPCOTT. Around the 1730s this line moved to North Carolina. I have many other Quaker ancestors, including MENDENHALL, that were in NC - Perquiman - Pasquotank and Guilford Counties. Sue, thank you very much for telling us about your books. I have a couple of them which I have found very interesting. Mary

I have a Charity GRUBB c 1783- 1864, dtr of Richard GRUBB and Rebecca DARLINGTON, who md: John HANBY 1771-1857, resided in Brandywine Hundred, New Castle, Delaware.