Hi - I've been reading along & wondering if you could help me fill in some blanks I have in my files. I have Mahlon Stacy & Rebecca Ely with a single child, Rebecca Stacy b 1684 married 1705 in Burlington Co., NJ to Joshua Wright d 1741 son of Joshua I Wright & Elizabeth Empson. I have 2 sons listed for Rebecca & Joshua. I also have 2 Abel Janneys, neither of which could have married Elizabeth Stacy as they were born in 1712 & 1729 respectively. Do you know the parents of the Abel Janney who married Elizabeth Stacy? I have quite a few Janneys as they intermarried with many of my ancestors (i.e. Wetherill, Yardley, Biles, etc...). Any info is appreciated! Thanks & Happy Hunting! Stephanie Wright Bucks Co., PA 2. In a message dated 11/22/04 20:46:11 PM Eastern Standard Time, JPM6966@aol.com writes: I don't know their children, but I do know that they married 18 Jun 1700 in Chesterfield MM, Burlington. Pati 1. In a message dated 11/22/04 8:04:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, _dbrown544@prodigy.net_ (mailto:dbrown544@prodigy.net) writes: Does anyone happen to know the children for this couple who were married in 1701 (not absolutely sure of this date)? Elizabeth Stacy was also a daughter of Mahlon Stacy and Rebecca Ely. It's my understanding that Abel Janney may have died in Loudoun Co., VA. Does anyone know when, or have a copy of his will or probate? Thanks in advance! Best Regards, David Brown

Hi there, I have an Esther Lamb who married a David Hodgson b: 3/8/1765 in North Carolina. I do not know her parents. I also have a Sarah Lamb who married a Joseph Hodgson and I don't know her parents either. My other unknown is Elizabeth Woolary who married Nathan Hodgson on 4/9/1840 in Ohio. Would love to have the names of all of these ladies parents. Thanks, Dale

I have Olive's parents and John and Ann Brinton Bennett, both of whom were born in England. John Bennett d. 20 Sept 1709 in Chester County. He and his brother Edward had immigrated to Birmingham area by 1685. John was appointed constable of Birmingham Twp 10th month 1686. This data is from Futhey and Cope. Ann Brinton was b. 9 Sept 1660, Staffordshire, England and d. 3 Sept 1719 in Birmingham Twp., Chester Co. Judy %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Judith Walter Heald jheald@pennswoods.net Spring Mills, PA 16875 Our roots include: Lots of Quakers from 1600's to present. . . Surnames: Barnard, Dickson, Ely, Heald, Hilaman, Hoopes, Kirk, Kline, Lippincott, Marshall, Mercer, Moore, Ogden, Paxson, Plankinton, Pownall, Pusey, Pyle, Rodgers, Sellers, Sharpless, Swayne, Taylor, Thompson, Walter, Watson, Way, Webb, Wickersham. . . PA Counties, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Bucks, Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, Elk, . . .

Tom, thank you very much for that information. I didn't know about this publication. Is there much information about Jonathan/family in this book? Wondering if I could persuade you to make a zerox of the photograph? Regardless, I appreciate having the death date verified. Is the book still available to purchase? Karen >From: Thomas Hamm <tomh@earlham.edu> > >1868 is the death date given for Jonathan in William M. Reser, John >Rduolph Waymire and the First Three Generations of His Descendants >(Lafayette, Ind., 1925). This book includes a photograph of Jonathan's >grandmother, Margaret (Waymire) Kindley/Kinley (1766-1852). > >Tom Hamm

Thank you so much for your response! I was especially delighted to hear of the Renshaw connection you mentioned. I would love to pursue this with you. I have a copy of the will of John Renshaw probated 1704 of Whitwell Parish, Derby England. It's hard to read and very long! just the type of thing we avid family historians love to spend lots and lots of time on....He mentions "John,the son of my son, deceased, now in New Jersey". We believe this grandson is John Renshaw who married Elizabeth Newcombe (Quaker records).... and have been working to prove whether or not John Renshawe who married Mary Stacy is the son of John Renshaw of Whitwell parish...and John who married Elz. Newcombe is the grandson mentioned in the will. If you'd like me to send it to you via email, let me know... It may contain a clue or two about your Mary. Certainly is in the right time frame. Thank you for the possibilities you have given me for the family of Mary Stacy. I found some land deeds this morning that I need to go back and review in which Mary Stacy, widow , sold land. I tend to agree with you that if Mary were the daughter of Robert, she would have been recorded as the other children were. I started researching the Rencher surname years and years ago with the solid understanding that "we" were in no way related to the early "Renshaws" of PA, MD, NJ....however, DNA testing has planted us in the exact same family! We are currently looking for Renshaws from the line of John of Whitwell to ask to test. It's difficult at best! Thank you again for your response... and I'd love to work on this some more with you. The Stacy family fascinates me ! > I have been researching the Stacey family for several years now and >will attempt to answer some of your questions.......... > I have been researching the Stacey family for several years now and >will attempt to answer some of your questions.......... > > you wrote>> Were Robert and Mahlon related?<< > > Yes ....... Mahlon (1638 - 1704), Thomas & Robert are brothers, >they also have a sister Anne who married Godfrey Watkinson, who was Vicar of >Clowne. > > you wrote>> There is another Mary Stacy who married John Renshawe in >1686 Burlington, NJ according to the Quaker records.Did Robert have a >daughter >named Mary ?<< > > In my opinion this is still up for debate.......... researchers on >line do tend to claim that she is the daughter of Robert ...and have her >listed >as being born ca. 1659........ but I have not been able to find any proof of >this so far....... > > From the Balby Monthly Meeting Records we can prove that Robert had >the following children: > >Anne b. 7th day of the 7th month 1654 >John b. 20th day of the 8th month 1656 >Judith b. 12th day of the 5th month 1660 >Eliz b. 25th day of the 8th month 1662 >Ellen b. 21st day of the 4th month 1666 > > .......... Looking at these dates, of course it would be possible that >she was born sometime between John and Judith, but the question that I find >myself asking is why, since all the other's records are here wouldn't >her's also >be there? ............... > > Of course also according to researchers, the Will of Robert >Stacy,Tanner of Philadelphia dated Nov 1699, probated 18 Oct 1701, names >dau. Mary >............ I have not been able to see this will yet. IF he names her as >dau Mary >Renshawe, then of course that would be proof, but as I said I have not been >able to see this Will yet..... > > .............and knowing that......... > > In NJ there was a Henry Stacey who had an heir ......... Mary Stacey, she >is mentioned as such in my Samuel Barker's document dated June 23, 1685. > > This Henry is said by researchers to be the son of Robert......... > which >therefore, could mean that his "heir" Mary, could have been his wife? And >actually the daughter in law of Robert, NOT the daughter. > > ........... I also have another interest in this couple, since my >Samuel's son, John married Mary Renshawe on 12 May 1697 Whitwell Parish. I've >speculated that this John Renshawe might be related to her. > > ........ ummm, criminy, I've got tons of documents piled here that I >haven't touched since my friend, whom I was working on this with died in May, >this is the first that I've been able to bring myself to touch them since his >death. I know there are alot more clues buried in this pile. If you'd like to >continue this please say the word and I'm happy to help with what I can. > > Good Luck, > Pati >

----- Original Message ----- From: Caitanya Hello List: Does anyone have any information on Elizabeth Daughtrey Williams? She is listed in her father's will, Thomas Daughtrey, filed in Northampton County, NC, November 1757. I believe his wife was Mary Peele. But I've been unable to find any information on the name of Elizabeth's husband. Which Williams was he? What happened to them? Who were their children? This is really a brick wall for me, any help with it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Saralie Northam Banks, Oregon

I've recently been going over some of my father's ancestry, and found a clue that leads me to believe that some of them may have been Quakers. Benjamin McCASHLAND and his wife Elizabeth WEEKLY and their six children migrated about 1830 from Culpeper Co., Virginia to the Whitewater Valley, Wayne Co., Indiana. Near the same time, Spencer STEVENS, his wife Elizabeth (possibly RHEBARTH) and eight children migrated to Centerville, Wayne Co., IN from Rowan Co., North Carolina. Their grandchildren, Joseph Marion STEVENS and Nancy Elizabeth McCASHLAND married in 1870, had eight children born in Wayne County, and migrated to Stevens Co. in south-west Kansas about 1887. Now, here's the clue I mentioned. Nancy Elizabeth and three of her children died in Haviland, Kiowa Co., Kansas, while Joseph Marion stayed with the farm in Stevens County. The only reason [speculation] I can think of for Nancy to go to Haviland is to be with someone she trusted, either family or church, or both. Haviland was settled by Quakers from Indiana. I never heard my father mention Quakers, and my mother was suprised when I mentioned this possibility to her. Not knowing up from down concerning Quaker genealogy, I thought it would be a good idea to talk to some people who do know the subject. Where do I go to find out if my speculation is valid? Bob Hill in AZ

I don't know their children, but I do know that they married 18 Jun 1700 in Chesterfield MM, Burlington. Pati In a message dated 11/22/04 8:04:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, dbrown544@prodigy.net writes: > Does anyone happen to know the children for this couple who were married in > 1701 (not absolutely sure of this date)? Elizabeth Stacy was also a > daughter of Mahlon Stacy and Rebecca Ely. > > It's my understanding that Abel Janney may have died in Loudoun Co., VA. > Does anyone know when, or have a copy of his will or probate? > > Thanks in advance! > > Best Regards, > David Brown

Lawrence, Here's something that might help. In 1832, Benjamin Worrall of Penn Township, Morgan County, Ohio, applied for a pension based on service in the Revolutionary War: The State of Ohio, County of Morgan On this 17th day of October in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty two personally appeared in open Court before the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas now sitting Benjamin Worral a resident of Penn Township in the County aforesaid aged eighty eight years on the 22nd day of March last who being duly affirmed according to law doth on this affirmation make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed 7" June 1832-- That he enlisted in the Army of the United States in the summer but the year he cannot now recollect in the Company commanded by Captain Jacob Weaver in the Tenth Regt commanded by Col __ Hampton of the Pennsylvania line of Continental Trops[sic] in Gen'l Wagnes[sic] Division. That his company joined their Regt at the Valley Forge--that he was in the Battle of the Block House where Wayne was repulsed. That he continued in the line for more than three years, that there was a revolt of the Troops in consequence of their being detaniend for a longer period than that of their enlistment which was for the term of three years--they were then discharged, that his discharge is lost or destroyed. That at the time of his enlistment he resided in the town of Lancaster, Penn. where he enlisted and remained until the fall of that year, that Major Green was his major but cannot from the infirmities of age recollect the different marches. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension of annuity except the present and he declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of any agency in any State. his Benjamin X Worrell mark --- Dan Treadway P. O. Box 72, Gilbert IA 50105 treadway@netins.net http://showcase.netins.net/web/treadway

Daniel Treadway wrote: >Lawrence, > >Here's something that might help. In 1832, Benjamin Worrall of Penn >Township, Morgan County, Ohio, applied for a pension based on service in >the Revolutionary War: <remainder snipped> > Dan, Thanks so much for the pension application of Benjamin Worrall. As always, your information is so very helpful. I had a reference from one of Ancestry.com's databases--'Family Data Collection--Births', I think, which is, of course, unsourced (and is therefore tantalizing but frustrating)--that gave a birth date of 22 March 1743/44 for Benjamin Worrall. This is the same date as in the pension application. I am going to pursue these leads on Benjamin Worrall further, since I think they may lead ultimately to the parents of Hannah Clendenon. One interesting bit of naming trivia for the children of Isaac and Hannah Clendenon: their first child, a girl, was named Elizabeth, which was the name of Isaac's mother, Elizabeth Barger; their second child, a son, was named Benjamin (Hannah's father's name, perhaps?); their third child, a girl, was named Rebeckah, which was the name of Isaac's father's only sibling (and who married Gaspar Seyboldt); for subsequent children, I can make no logical case, except that their second-to-last and last children were named Isaac and Hannah, respectively. As you know, I'm not trying to make a particular case here; just trying to understand everything about the information I have, in the hope that it will point me toward further research. Thanks again, Lawrence Bouett San Diego, California

Richards is very much a Quaker name. My family came over from Oxfordshire, England in 1682 in two of the ships, Amity and Society, of Penn's fleet. Others by the name of Richards came early to America from Wales and also settled in Chester Co., Pa. Barclay Richards Nottingham, Pa. ----- Original Message ----- From: Byron Hoffman To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 5:19 PM Subject: RE: [Q-R] Chalfant&Chads I noticed your last name- Richards. Is this a Quaker name? The reason I ask is that recently I started doing genealogy and found out that my British roots were Quaker and that my g g grandma was from Demerara. Her parents were from Barbados and their names were William Carbery and Sarah Richards. Since Mary married a guy from a Quaker family, I wondered if she were too.-- Erika -----Original Message----- From: Barclay Richards [mailto:Richardsmere@msn.com] Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 1:34 PM To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Q-R] Chalfant&Chads The parents of Olive Bennett are John Bennett and Ann Brinton 1660-1719. Ann Brinton is the daughter of William Brinton and Ann Bagley. Barclay ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Quaker-Roots Archives - Search List Messages From 1996 On http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Visit The Quaker Corner - http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers

I found the following Fairfax Monthly Meeting marriage certificate from "Early Church Records of Loudoun County, Virginia 1745 - 1800," by Marty Hiatt and published by Willow Bend Books: Aaron Hackney of Frederick Co., Maryland, married Hannah Gregg of Loudoun, 31st day of 3rd mo 1768. Witnesses: Mary Gregg, Joseph Hackney, William Gregg, Thomas Gregg, Emey Gregg, George Gregg, John Hanby, John Gregg, John Gregg Jr., George Gregg, Elizabeth Gregg, Amos Gregg, Elijah Harlan, John Harlan, Aaron Davice, Francis Hague, William Hoge, Sarah Janney Jr., Mary Kirk, Mahlon Janney, Thomas Hague, Elizabeth Hough, Mary Janney, Ruth Janney, Amos Hough, Farling Ball, Ann Schooley, Lydia Hollingsworth, William Kirk, Thomas McGeach, Samuel Harriss, Mary Roach, Mary Hoge, Hannah Roach, Hannah Brown, Mary Brown, Pleasant Hague, Eunise Howell, Rachel Howell, Mary Ball, Hannah Howell, Samuel Hague, Mary Harris, Lydia Hough, Hannah Boone, Jacob Sands, James McGeach, Sarah Sands, Adam Carnahan, Joseph Sands, John Brown, David Howell, Isaac Hague, Benjamin Sands, Richard Roach, William Walton, William Cavins, Thomas Hanes, John Walton, Levi Wells, Isaiah Boone, David Wilson. The will of Hugh Howell was written on March 6, 1777 and, in it, he named wife Margaret Howell and children Andrew, Abner, John, Benjamin, Daniel, Reubin, Rachel, and Ann. He also named his executors as William Howell and Timothy Hixon and Francis Hague and William Hixon were securities. It's my understanding that the name Ann, Hannah, and Nancy are all interchangeable, and therefore believe that Hannah Howell and Rachel Howell named in the above marriage certificate are the same girls as Rachel Howell and Ann Howell named in the Hugh Howell will. My question is how (if at all) may the Howells be connected with or related to the Janneys of Loudoun County (besides being neighbors, which I have discerned from the few deeds I've found involving Hugh Howell)? Thanks in advance! Best Regards, David Brown

I noticed your last name- Richards. Is this a Quaker name? The reason I ask is that recently I started doing genealogy and found out that my British roots were Quaker and that my g g grandma was from Demerara. Her parents were from Barbados and their names were William Carbery and Sarah Richards. Since Mary married a guy from a Quaker family, I wondered if she were too.-- Erika -----Original Message----- From: Barclay Richards [mailto:Richardsmere@msn.com] Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 1:34 PM To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Q-R] Chalfant&Chads The parents of Olive Bennett are John Bennett and Ann Brinton 1660-1719. Ann Brinton is the daughter of William Brinton and Ann Bagley. Barclay ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Quaker-Roots Archives - Search List Messages From 1996 On http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Does anyone happen to know the children for this couple who were married in 1701 (not absolutely sure of this date)? Elizabeth Stacy was also a daughter of Mahlon Stacy and Rebecca Ely. It's my understanding that Abel Janney may have died in Loudoun Co., VA. Does anyone know when, or have a copy of his will or probate? Thanks in advance! Best Regards, David Brown

Mary, Thank you for your response to my query. Best Regards, David Brown Mary <marude@cox.net> wrote: My records have Reuben Pownall and Mary Stacy having 1 daughter, Eleanor, who married John Neal Jr. The source was "The Welcome Claimants Proved, Disproved and Doubtful" page 427. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "DAVID BROWN" To: Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 9:29 PM Subject: [Q-R] Reuben Pownall m. Mary Stacy > Does anyone happen to know if Reuben Pownall and Mary Stacy had children? I believe they married in 1699/1700 in New Jersey, but I can find no information on descendants of this couple. Mary Stacy was a daughter of Mahlon Stacy and Rebecca Ely. > > Thanks in advance for your assistance. > > David > > > ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Quaker-Roots Archives - Search List Messages From 1996 On > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Quaker-Roots Archives - Search List Messages From 1996 On http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Thanks Barclay.

The parents of Olive Bennett are John Bennett and Ann Brinton 1660-1719. Ann Brinton is the daughter of William Brinton and Ann Bagley. Barclay

will see if I have anything. They are not in my lines at all, so not familiar with it. Have the book Chester county history, so will see if there is more in there.

The archival discussion has died down, and I think that we've probably said enough on the subject. Dan and I are inclined to be tolerant in ways that Cheska, our predecessor, never would have, but I think that we're all sufficiently informed now. Tom Hamm

1868 is the death date given for Jonathan in William M. Reser, John Rduolph Waymire and the First Three Generations of His Descendants (Lafayette, Ind., 1925). This book includes a photograph of Jonathan's grandmother, Margaret (Waymire) Kindley/Kinley (1766-1852). Tom Hamm >I am looking for children of Jonathan Kindley who was born 9-28-1808 >in Ohio, son of John Kindley and "Betty" Wilson. > >John married 1) to Hannah Pickett/Piggott6-23-1831 Chester MM, Wayne Co, IN >The child of this marriage (that I know of) is my husband's >greatgreatgrandmother Elizabeth born 1832. Elizabeth's birth year >is 1832 on her grave stone, census sometimes equals 1834 or 1836. > >Apparently Hannah died 1-18-1836 (when she and daughter received >certification from Milford, this was date of last information >mentioning her that I have gratefully received from a kind list >member) and 4-30-1837 when Jonathan married Alice T. Brown (found in >Wayne Co. marriage records). > >On 6-24-1837 Jonathan was disowned at the Milford meeting for >marrying contrary to discipline. > >Alice would appear to have died before the marriage below. > >Jonathan married Margaret Briley 9-9-1841 Montgomery Co, OH. > >children that appear in the 1850 and 1860 census would seem to be >all from Margaret. The ones born OH were probably born in Preble Co >OH as Jonathan was in Preble Co, OH in 1840 census and Wayne Co, IN >in 1850 and 1860. Children below: >Sarah 1842/43 OH >James W. 1845 OH >John C. 1846-49 OH >Guley E. 1848-51 OH >Laura C 1853 IN >Mortitia M. 1856 IN >Seth C. 1859 IN > >One person reports Jonathan as having died in 1868 so there could be >other children of Margaret's after Seth. > >If anyone has information on other children, particularly from >Hannah, or any other information on this family, I would be >grateful. Thanks. > >Karen (in california) > > >==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS LIST: Send an email to: > QUAKER-ROOTS-L-REQUEST@RootsWeb.com > The ONLY word in your message should be UNSUBSCRIBE.