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Newtown Square Friends Meeting Marriages

27.08.2008 22:39

Marriages that took place at Newtown Square Friends Meeting

1729.2.30	Joseph Buzby
	Mary Rees

1751.3.1	John Cox, Son of Lawrence and Ellen Cox
	Mary Farr, Daughter of Edward Farr

1745.2.10	Amos Davies, Son of David and Jane Davies
	Ann Pratt

1771.5.29	Richard Downing
	Elizabeth Rees, Daughter of David and Mary Rees

1779.12.8	George Dunn, Son of Philip and Susanna Dunn
	Elizabeth Davies

1742.7.29	Joseph Edwards, Son of Alexander Edwards
	Ellin Rees

1754.9.11	William Edwards, Son of James Edwards
	Sarah Dunn

1763.4.6	Thomas Edwards, Son of Thomas Edwards
	Ann Yarnall

1764.11.29	Samuel Garrett, Son of Samuel Garrett
	Susannah Lewis

1787.2.23	Samuel Garrett, Son of Jesse Garrett
	Ellen Williamson

1728.10.25	William Garrett, Son of Thomas and Rebecca Garrett
	Lydia Lewis, Daughter of Lewis and Mary Lewis

1764.11.29	William Garrett, Son of William Garrett
	Debby Lewis

1757.1.13	Isaac Garrett, Son of William and Mary Garrett
	Agnes Lewis

1741.4.5	Thomas Garrett, Son of George and Ann Garrett
	Jabez Lewis

1754.6.6	George Garrett, Son of George Garrett
	Hannah Rees, Daughter of Lewis Rees

1729.9.12	Thomas Goodwin
	Ann Jones

1790.12.22	Silas Green, Son of Robert and Hanah Green
	Mary Baldwin

1757.4.13	William Griffith, Son of William Griffith
	Hannah Yarnall

1771.12.18	Nathaniel Grubb, Son of Nathaniel Grubb
	Sarah Reece, Daughter of David and Mary Rees

1752.10.25	Joseph Haycock, Son of Jonathan and Ann Haycock
	Hannah Massey, Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Massey

1729.10.25	John Hibbard, Son of Joshua Hibbard
	Deborah Lewis

1796.11.2	William Hibbard, Son of Caleb and Phebe (Thomas) Hibbard
	Jane Williamson

1786.5.17	Abraham Hibbard, Son of John Hibbard
	Susanna Griffith

1729.10.25	John Hibberd, Son of Joshua Hibberd
	Deborah Lewis, Daughter of Lewis and Mary Lewis

1772.5.20	John Hoopes, Son of John and Christian Hoopes
	Jane Pratt, Daughter of Joseph and Jane Prat

1732/3.12.28	Abraham Hoopes, Son of Daniel Hoopes
	Mary Williamson

1753.11.28	Israel Jacobs, Son of John Jacobs
	Sarah Massey, Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Massey

1759.11.14	Elisha Jones, Son of Robert Jones
	Gwen Lewis

1740.2.9	Matthew Lambert
	Mary Norbury

1789.3.18	John Larkin, Son of Joseph and Ann Larkin
	Martha Thomas

1770.10.31	Evan Lewis, Son of John and Katherine Lewis
	Esther Massey, Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Massey

1757.11.9	Abraham Lobb, Son of Benjamin Lobb
	Dinah Thomas

1744.6.29	Benanuel Lownes, Son of George Lownes
	Alice Williamson

1743.3.1	Randal Malin, Son of Isaac Malin
	Alice Pratt

1768.11.3	Caleb Maris
	Ann Fawkes, Daughter of Richard Fawkes

1723.2.2	James Massey, Son of Thomas Massey
	Ann Lewis

1745.2.24	Samuel Mendenhall, Son of Benjamin Mendenhall
	Esther Williamson

1765.3.6	George Miller, Son of Henry and Sarah Miller
	Phebe Massey, Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Massey

1769.4.13	Lewis Moore, Son of John and Ann Moore
	Rachel Walker

1741.3.27	Thomas Moore, Jr.
	Sarah Pratt

1763.9.21	William Moore
	Susanna Warner

1736.12.10	Mordecai Moore
	Rebecca Reece

1797.3.22	John Morris
	Hannah Rogers, Daughter of James and Priscilla Rogers

1744.3.2	Thomas Pearson, Son of Lawrence and Esther Pearson
	Elizabeth Morris

1773.4.28	Abraham Pratt, Son of Joseph and Jane Pratt
	Sarah Williamson

1762.2.17	David Rees, Son of Lewis Rees
	Sarah Cox

1765.12.4	William Rees, Son of David and Mary Rees
	Mary Lewis

1743.9.9	Robert Regester, Son of David and Lydia Regester
	Jane Williamson

1757.9.28	Henry Reynolds, Son of Richard Reynolds
	Rebecca Ellis

1738.4.7	Adam Rhoads, Son of John Rhoads
	Ann Lewis

1767.10.28	Isaac Richards, Son of Richard Richards
	Phebe Yarnall

1746.6.14	Jasher Roberts, Son of Evan Roberts
	Mary Lewis

1763.5.25	William Russell, Son of William Russell
	Susanna Griffith

1727.10.12	John Samuel
	Magdalen Howell

1792.11.21	John Sanders, Son of John and Ann Sanders
	Sarah Evans

1775.11.2	Daniel Sharpless, Son of Daniel Sharpless
	Hannah Thomas

1752.12.7	George Sinkler, Son of William Sinkler
	Ann Grubb, Daughter of Nathaniel Grubb

1775.6.21	Gideon Vernon, Son of Moses Vernon
	Phebe Farr, Daughter of Edward Farr

1769.4.13	Benjamin Walker
	Ruth Moore, Daughter of John and Ann Moore

1759.5.3	William Worrall
	Phebe Grubb, Daughter of Nathaniel Grubb

Aston - 1715

27.08.2008 23:19

Taxables for Aston Township

Landowners:

Barnard, Thomas
Carter, Robert
Darlington, Abraham
Dutton, John
Dutton, Thomas
Geall, Thomas
Hurford, John
Jones, Samuel
Key, Moses
Monroe, Jonathan
Neeld, John
Pennell, John
Rattew, William
Widdows, James
Woodward, Thomas

Freemen:

Darlington, Joseph
Dunbabin, Thomas
Richards, Edward
Shoud, Samuel
Williams, Isaac

Swarthmore Class of 1918

24.01.2009 14:54

These names were taken from the 1919 and 1920 Halycon yearbooks. The locations given after the names and major concentrations are the home town addresses of each student.

Allen, James Everett	Chemical Engineering	West Chester
Andrews, Eliazabeth Holbert	English	Rutherford, NJ
Atkins, Helen Marie	Public Speaking	Merchantville, NJ
Atlee, Clara	French	Riverton, NJ
Baird, Frances Laura	Latin	Wilmington, DE
Ballein, Helen Elizabeth	English	Winfield, KS
Barnes, Harold Freeman	Electrical Engineering	Swarthmore
Bell, Dorethea	Chemistry	New York City
Benjamin, Emily Gail	Mathematics	Swarthmore
Blau, Robert Sloss	Mathematics	Cleveland, OH
Bodine, David Monroe	Economics	Trenton, NJ
Boughton, Fredrick Anthony	Chemistry	Tuxedo, NY
Bower, Ethelwyn	Mathematics	New York City
Brown, Kenneth Rent	Chemistry	Pendleton, IN
Bryan, Gideon Warren	Chemistry	Ingraham, IL
Bucher, Ella Barbara	Public Speaking	Lansdowne
Buckman, Emily Preston	Biology	Trenton, NJ
Chappell, Eva Helen	Mathematics	Barnesville, OH
Cook, Florence Longstreth	French	Philadelphia
Cope, Margaretta	Economics	Germantown
Cornog, Allison Griscom	Economics	Ithan
Corson, Ewing Tibbels	Mathematics	Ocean City, NJ
Coy, Geraldine Miles	History	Glencoe, IL
Darlington, Helen Elizabeth	History	Pomeroy
Davis, Louis Nichols, Jr.	Electrical Engineering	West Chester
Deputy, Helen Gertrude	Mathematics	Glenolden
Donnelly, Frederick Stockham	Mathematics	Trenton, NJ
Ellsworth, Abigail Mary	English	Riverton, NJ
Ewell, Frank Otis	Mechanical Engineering	Baltimore, MD
Faries, Jean Reichner	English	Bala
Fricke, Alie Bird	Public Speaking	Swarthmore
Gaskill, Helen Gertrude	Latin	Bala
Gawthrop, William Ralph	Chemical Engineering	Lancaster
Glenn, Virginia Avalon	History	Punxsutawney
Hall, Mrs. Esther Nichols	English	Chester
Halstead, Jean	Economics	Sheboygan, WI
Hayes, George Passmore	English	West Chester
Hayes, William Waldo	Chemical Engineering	West Chester
Heacock, Ralph Henderson	Civil Engineering	Swarthmore
Heald, Pusey Bancroft	Electrical Engineering	Wilmington, DE
Henderson, Leon	Economics	Millville, NJ
Holmes, Esther Fisher	Political Science	Riverton, NJ
Hughes, Elsie May	Latin	Rutherford, NJ
Johnson, Dorothy Agnes	Mathematics	Alexandria, VA
King, Willetta Blanche	History	Overbrook
Kistler, Ruth Clara	Public Speaking	Shenandoah
Kurtz, Mabel Morgan	Latin	Reading
Landis, David Allen	Ploitical Science	East Petersburg
Lukens, Mary Lyndell	Latin	Llanerch
Markle, Mary Anna	English	Swarthmore
Maule, Walter William	History	Coatesville
Mealy, John Kinsey	Mechanical Engineering	Mt. Washington, MD
Mendenhall, Edith Wilson	Latin	Toughkenamon
Miller, Elizabeth Rulon	Biology	Riverton, NJ
Moore, Abigail Irene	Latin	York
Myers, Allen Isaac	Chemistry	Hagerstown, MD
Nay, Clarence Paul	History	Sheridan, IN
Newcomer, Beatrice Kent	Biology	Philadelphia
Ogden, Samuel Robinson	English	Elizabeth, NJ
Olin, Harry Arthur	Political Science	Chicago, IL
Paine, Dorothy Belle	Economics	Scranton
Phillips, Esther Hewes	Biology	Plainfield, NJ
Postlewaite, Virginia	Biology	New Rochelle, NY
Powell, Edna Myrtle	English	Chester
Powers, Mary Elizabeth	Biology	Lancaster
Pratt, Carl Davis	Chemical Engineering	West Chester
Price, Katherine Virginia	English	Brookline, MA
Reilly, William Joseph	English	West Chester
Richardson, Claire Frances	Psychology & Education	Philadelphia
Robertson, Marion Templeton	French	Philadelphia
Robinson, Mary Opal	Mathematics	Winchester, VA
Rogers, Sarah Taylor	Economics	Asheville, NC
Shoemaker, Florence Mather	English	Philadelphia
Smith, Frances Emma	Psychology & Education	Chatham
Snyder, Mary Esther	Psychology	Quakertown
Stabler, Eleanor Palmer	Education	Swarthmore
Stickney, David John	Chemistry	Buffalo, NY
Stratton, Roland Pancoast	Political Science	Moorestown, NJ
Taylor, William Simpson	Chemical Engineering	Chester
Thatcher, Mary Alberta	Public Speaking	Swarthmore
Trimmer, John William	Mathematics	Mechanicsburg
Van Loon, Emily Lois	Biology	Philadelphia
Westfall, Helen Marie	Latin	Milwaukee, WI
Waygood, Louise Wyncoop	English	Glenside
Widener, Dean Copper	Political Science	Okmulgee, OK
Wilson, Helen Elizabeth	History	Harrisburg
Wright, Catherine	English	Baltimore, MD
Young, Ethel Reid	Mathematics	Germantown

Aston Township

27.08.2008 23:24

Founded: About 1687
History: The township was first settled about 1682 and became an incorporated township in 1688. Many of its early settlers came from Aston in Brampton Parish, Oxfordshire, England.

Tax Lists:
Aston - 1715

Related Links for Aston Township

Aston Township
233 Pennell Road
Aston, PA 19014-1896
610-494-1636

Aston Township Historical Society
610-558-3321

Delaware County History: Aston Township

Churches in Aston Township

Aston Presbyterian
2401 Baldwin Run Road, Aston, PA 19014 (610) 494-2634
It was late in the year 1862, when the founder of this Church, Thomas Reaney, who was concerned about the need for Christian training for the people who worked for him. On December 14, 1862, through his efforrts and the sympathetic response of the neighborhood, a Sabbath school was started in the Academy Building on Second Street in Chester.

Through the efforts of Thomas Reaney, his son William and Samuel Archbold, a partner in the shipyard, the original Church building and land was given as a gift to the congregation. In accordance with the custom of the Presbyterian Church, a petition, signed by thirty-three persons, was presented to the Third Presbytery of Philadlephia to organize a Church according to the ecclesiastical policy of the New School Presbyterian Church. These thirty-three persons met at 4:00 p.m., with a committee of Presbyterian, in the new house of worship on February 15, 1866 to organize the Church. Due to The Act of the Pennsylvania Assembly incorporating the city of Chester on February 13, 1866, the official name chosen for the Church was Chester City Presbyterian Church, but it became known as the Second Presbyterian Church since it was the second organized in Chester. Actions to change the name of the Church to Second Presbyterian were declared illegal and the official name remained until the change to Aston Presbyterian in 1984.
Church Webpage

Calvary Church - Episcopal
667 Mount Rd., Rockdale, PA 19052 (610) 459-2013
Calvary Church also maintains a burial ground on Mount Road by the church.

Church of St. Joseph
256 Concord Rd., Aston, PA 19014 (610) 497-3340
Founded on June 2, 1947.

Crozierville United Methodist Church
Mount Road, Lenni, PA 19052 (610) 543-8015

First Baptist
4150 Market St., Aston, PA 19014 (610) 497-0700

Green Ridge Baptist Church
81 Dutton Mills Rd., ASton, PA 19014 (610) 497-4134

Mt. Hope United Methodist Church
882 Concord Rd., ASton, PA 19014 (610) 459-0248
Mount Hope webpage

St. Francis de Sales
33 New Road, Lenni, PA 19052 (610) 459-2203
Founded in 1894.

St. James Episcopal Church
210 Concord Road, Aston, PA 19014 (610) 494-2752

St. Thomas the Apostle
Ivy Mills, Chester Heights, PA 19014 (610) 459-2224
Antedates 1729.

St. Timothy's Lutheran Church
535 Lamp Post Lane, Aston, PA 19014 (610) 494-2444 Email: stlc@craftech.com
Church Webpage

Cemeteries in Aston Township

Calvary Episcopal Cemetery
Burial records

Mt. Hope United Methodist cemetery
884 Concord Road.,Aston, PA 19014 (610-459-5619)
Burial records

St. Francis cemetery
Drayton & New Roads, Lenni, PA 19052
Burial records

Historic Places in Aston Township

Chamberlain-Pennell House
*National Register of Historic Places

Upper Chichester Township

28.08.2008 11:04

Founded:
History: Created from Chichester township, which was broken into Upper and Lower Chichester.

Taxables Lists

Upper Chichester - 1715

Churches in Upper Chichester Township

St. John Fisher
Chichester Ave & Rolling Glen Dr., Boothwyn, PA 19061 (610) 485-0441
Founded on June 2, 1971.

Cemeteries in Upper Chichester Township

Immaculate Heart of Mary cemetery
Laughead Rd., Linwood, PA 19061
Burial Records

Chichester Friends Burial Ground
Meetinghouse Ave., Chichester, PA 19061
Burial Records

Historic Places in Upper Chichester Township

Chichester Friends Meetinghouse
*National Register of Historic Places

Upper Chichester - 1715

28.08.2008 06:50

Taxables in Upper Chichester Township

Landowners

Beazer, John
Chambers, John
Chandler, Ruth
Chandler, William
Cloud, Jeremiah
Collett, Jeremiah
Flower, Enoch
Kingsman, John
Leonard, George
Linvill, Thomas
Martin, Walter
Reynolds, Frances
Reynolds, Henry
Routh, Francis
Scarlet, Humphrey
Scarlet, Shadrack
Weaver, Richard
Whitaker, James
Withers, Thomas
Wood, Mathew

Freemen:

Marshall, Richard

Bethel Township

28.08.2008 06:58

Founded: 1683
History: First settled in 1682, Bethel township was created from Concord township in 1683.

Taxables Lists

Bethel - 1715

Related Links for Bethel Township

Bethel Township page

Bethel Township Historical Society
1369 Naaman's Creek Road
Boothwyn, PA 19062
610-485-4888

Bethel Township Historic Preservation Society
1645 Bethel Road
Boothwyn, PA 19061
610-485-8341

Churches in Bethel Township

Siloam UMC
3720 Foulk Road, Boothwyn, PA, 19061
Siloam UMC webpage

Cemeteries in Bethel Township

Siloam Methodist
Foulk Rd., 19061
Burial records

Bethel - 1715

28.08.2008 07:01

1715 Taxables in Bethel Township

Landowners

Beazer, Edward
Booth, Robert
Cannady, John
Durnell, Thomas
Dutton, Edward
Gibbin, John
Griffith, William
Grist, John
Hickman, John
Hopton, John
Moulder, Benjamin
Pennock, Edward
Pyle, Joseph
Pyle, Robert

Chadds Ford Township

28.08.2008 08:55

Founded: 1684
History: Settled and incorporated in 1684, the original township name of Birmingham was named for the hometown in England of its first settler, William Brinton. The name of the township was changed from Birmingham township to Chadds Ford Township in 1996.

Related Links

Chadds Ford Township

Chadds Ford Historical Society
Box 27
Chadds Ford, PA 19317
610-388-1380

Churches in Chadds Ford Township

Brandywine Baptist
Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, PA 19317 610-459-1302

Historic Places in Birmingham Township

Brandywine Battlefield
*National Register of Historic Places

John Chad House
*National Register of Historic Places

Chadds Ford Historic District
*National Register of Historic Places

Brinton 1704 House
Oakland Rd., near jct. of U.S. 202 and CR 15199 Dilworthtown

Known as the Brinton 1704 House, this beautiful example of early 18th century architecture is now owned by the Brinton Family Association. Built in 1704 by William Brinton the younger, the house has been restored to its original condition and houses a collection of period antiques. Open weekends May through October.
Brinton Family Association

Gilpin Homestead

Painter, William, Farm
2 mi. NE of Chadds Ford on U.S. 1 Chadds Ford

Twaddell's Mill and House
Rock Hill Rd. S of Chadds Ford Chadds Ford

Chester Township

28.08.2008 07:08

Founded: 1682
History: Probably first named township, Originally part of Chester County, now a part of Delaware county; the city of Chester served as the county seat for nearly 100 years.

Taxables Lists

Chester - 1715

Related Links for Chester Township

Chester Historical Preservation Society
2320 Chestnut Street
Chester, PA 19013
610-872-4497

Churches in Chester Township

Asbury AME
1712 Providence Ave., Chester, PA 19013 610-874-9961

Blessed Katherine Drexel
20th St. and Providence Ave., Chester, PA 19013 (610) 872-3731
Founded on July 1, 1993.

Chester Monthly Meeting
24th and Chestnut Sts., Chester, PA 19013 (610) 874-8406
Chester Monthly Meeting was established as a monthly meeting for Marcus Hook and Upland by a general meeting held at Burlington in 1681. At the time of the Separation, two meetings were formed from this original meeting. The Hicksite branch was discontinued in 1934 and its two preparative meetings, Chester and Providence, were established as Monthly meetings, with the Providence meeting taking on the records of the parent meeting. The Orthodox branch, in 1955, was transferred to Chester Quarterly and renamed Media Monthly Meeting.

Church of the Atonement
935 Amosland Road, Morton, PA 19070-1699 (610) 543-2103

St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
3rd and Ward Sts. Chester,PA

St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox
2513 W 4th St., Chester, PA

Cemeteries in Chester Township

Chester Friends Burial Ground
Burial records

Greenlawn cemetery
Concord Rd., Feltonvile, PA
Burial records

Carter cemetery
Concord Rd., Feltonville, PA

Veterans Memorial Park
9th St., Chester City, PA

St. Michaels cemetery
Edgemont Road, Upland, PA

Upland Baptist Church cemetery
Third & Main Streets, Upland, PA (610-874-7474)
Burial records

Historic Places in Chester Township

1724 Chester Courthouse
Market St. below 5th St. Chester

Crozer, George K., Mansion
*National Register of Historic Places
Unfortunately, this beautiful old mansion burned to the ground several years ago.

Crozer, John P., II, Mansion
*National Register of Historic Places

Delaware County National Bank
*National Register of Historic Places

Old Main
21st St. and Upland Ave. Upland

Old Main and Chemistry Building
14th St. between Melrose Ave. and Walnut St. Chester

Penn, William, Landing Site
Penn and Front Sts. Chester

Pusey-Crozier Mill Historic District
Race St. Upland

Pusey, Caleb, House
15 Race St. Upland

Second Street Bridge
PA 291/Second St. over Chester Creek Chester

Chester - 1715

28.08.2008 07:10

Taxables in Chester Township

Landowners

Baldwin, John
Baldwin, Thomas
Barber, James
Bright, Thomas
Burton, Isaac
Carter, Jeremiah
Coebourn, Joseph
Coebourn, Thomas
Coebourn, William
Danger, Edward
Fairlamb, Nicholas
Hendrickson, Tobias
Hodgson, Robert
Hoskins, John
Hourtin, William
Howell, Jacob
Linville, John
Lloyd, David
Logan, James
Morgan, Evan
Pusey, Caleb
Remington, John
Richards, Joseph
Roberts, David
Roman, Jacob
Salkeld, John
Sandelands, Jonas
Scarlett, John
Scott, John
Simpson, George
Streeter, James
Tidmarsh, William
Tomlinson, Samuel
Tyler, John
Wade, John
Weston, Thomas
Woodyer, George
Worley, Francis
Worley, Henry
Wright, John
Yeates, Jasper

Freemen:

Baker, Henry
Bond, James
Cowpland, Caleb
Lancaster, Thomas
Lee, William
Maltsby, William
Parker, Joseph
Powell, Nicholas
Reese, James
Rice, John
Saul, John
Skere, Albert

Concord Township

28.08.2008 08:26

Founded: 1683
History: First settled in 1660, the township was incorporated in 1683.

Taxables Lists

Concord - 1715

Related Links for Concord Township

Concord Township page

Concord Township Historical Society
P. O. Box 152
Concordville, PA 19331
610-459-8911

Churches in Concord Township

Concord Monthly Meeting
Old Concord and Thornton Rds., Concordville, PA 19331 (610) 459-2953
Concord Monthly Meeting was first established under the name of Chichester in 1684 and until 1729, the meeting alternated between Chichester and Concord. At that time, the meeting was renamed Concord.

Elam United Methodist Church
1073 Smithbridge Rd., Glen Mills, PA 19342 (610) 459-2911, elam@icdc.com
In 1875 a group of people inspired by Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting services, which had just ended, continued the revival spirit in a tent on the Thomas W. Johnson property at the corner of Route 202 and Naaman’s Creek Road. A short time later, the tent was replaced by a board chapel.

Land was purchased in 1879 at the church’s present location and the chapel was moved here. The charter was signed in October and the church was officially called Elam Methodist Episcopal Church.

In 1883 a one-room church made of native serpentine stone was built to replace the chapel. In the early 1900s a parsonage was bought near the corner of Route 202 and Smithbridge Road. In 1928 a vestibule was added to the church and a year later, a social hall was built.

Spring Valley AME Church
Spring Valley Rd.

St. John's Episcopal
576 Concord Rd., Glen Mills, PA 19342 (610) 459-2994
Founded in 1702, the original log church was built on land donated by John and Margery Hannum.
Church Webpage

Cemeteries in Concord Township

Concord Friends Burial Ground
Concord Road near Baltimore Pike, Concordville, PA 19342
Burial records

Edgewood Memorial Park
325 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills PA 19342 ( 610)459-4458
Burial records

Elam Methodist Cemetery
Smithbridge Road
Burial records

Historic Places in Concord Township

Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting
*National Register of Historic Places

Concord Friends Meetinghouse
*National Register of Historic Places

Concordville Historic District
*National Register of Historic Places

Handwrought
Concord and Station Rd. Concordville

High Hill Farm
180 Thornton Rd. Concordville

Ivy Mills Historic District
Corner of Ivy Mills and Pole Cat Rds. Concord Township

Newlin Grist Mill Complex
South Cheyney Road, Glen Mills

Newlin, Nicholas, House
Concord Rd. Concordville

Darby Township

28.08.2008 08:30

Founded: 1683
History: Darby was most likely named for Derby, England by its early settlers

Taxables Lists

Darby - 1715

Related Links for Darby

Darby Borough Historical and Preservation Society
P. O. Box 108, Darby, PA 19023-0108
610-583-4386

Churches in Darby Township

All Saints Church
Main and Summit Sts., Darby, PA 19023 (610) 583-5055

Blessed Virgin Mary
MacDade Blvd. and Main St., Darby, PA 19023 (610) 583-2128
Founded on April 12, 1913.

Darby Monthly Meeting
1017 Main St., Darby, PA 19023
After the Separation, the Hicksite branch of this meeting became the present Darby Monthly meeting , while the Orthodox branch removed to Lansdowne, where it was discontinued in 1849 and its members transferred to Chester Monthly Meeting.

Evangel Assembly of God
725 Ashland Ave., P.O. Box 64, Glenolden, PA 19036-0064 610-583-8288
Website

Holy Spirit
Sharon Ave. and School St., Sharon Hill, PA 19078 (610) 583-2220
Founded on May 6, 1892.

St. Gabriel
Mohawk Ave. & Seminole Ave., Norwood, PA 19074 (610) 586-1225
Founded on November 21, 1891.

Cemeteries in Darby Township

Darby Friends Burial Ground
1017 Main St., Darby, PA 19023
Burial records

Edgmont Township

28.08.2008 07:32

Founded: 1687
History: The first record of Edgmont Township dates from 1686 when Joseph Baker was listed as Constable for Gilead, the original name for Edgmont and a portion of Thornbury Township. The name Edgmont was adopted in 1687, and derives from the Royal Manor of Edgmond in Shropshire from which the Bakers emigrated. Early documents spell the name as "Edgemond", "Edgmond", "Edgemont", “Edgement“, or "Edgmont", with the Township officially settling on "Edgmont" in the nineteenth century.

Taxables Lists

Edgmont - 1693
Edgmont - 1715

Related Links for Edgmont Township

The Bakers of Edgmont

Edgmont Township Historical Committee
610-588-1807

Haverford Township

28.08.2008 08:52

Founded: abt 1681
History: Haverford was first settled by Welsh Quakers who purchased the land from William Penn in 1681.The name Haverford is derived from the name of the town of Haverford-West, in Pembrokeshire, South Wales.

Taxables Lists

Haverford - 1715

Related Links

Haverford Township
2325 Darby Road
Havertown PA 19041
Phone: (610) 446-1000

Haverford Township Historical Society
P.O. Box 825
Havertown, PA 19083
Phone: 610-446-7988

Churches in Haverford Township

Annunciation BVM - Brookline
0 1 Brookline Blvd., Brookline, PA 19083 (610) 449-1613
Founded on April 29, 1927.

Bethany Collegiate Church
5 N. Concord Ave., Haverford, PA 19083 610-789-2486

Haverford Friends Meeting
855 Buck Ln., Haverford, PA 19041 (610) 649-3445
Haverford Monthly Meeting was set up in 1904,though there had been a meeting known as Haverford as early as 1684. The original meeting has since been renamed "Old Haverford".

Havertown Seventh-day Adventist Church
Township Line Road and Edmonds Ave., Havertown, PA 19083-5024, (610) 449-1152

Old Haverford Monthly Meeting
235 E. Eagle Rd., Havertwon, PA 19083 (610) 789-3340
Haverford Monthly Meeting was established in 1950 out of Haverford Prep at the dissolution of the original Radnor Monthly Meeting. In 1951, the name was changed to Old Haverford.

Sacred Heart
Manoa and Shelbourne Rds., Manoa, PA (610) 449-3000
Founded on May 11, 1927.

St. Denis
Eagle Rd. and St. Denis La. , Havertown, PA 19083 (610) 446-0200
Founded in 1825.

Temple Lutheran Church
Brookline Blvd and Earlington Rd, Haverford, PA 19083 (610) 446-3270
Founded about 1916, the current church was built in 1927.
Temple Lutheran Church

Cemeteries in Haverford Township

Ebenezer United Methodist
Burial records

St. Denis cemetery
St. Denis and Eagle Rd., Haverford
Burial Records

Old Haverford Friends Burial Ground
Burial Records

Bethesda cemetery
Manoa & Grand Ave., Haverford, PA
Burial Records

Historic Places in Haverford Township

Allgates
Coopertown Rd. Haverford

Federal School
Haverford-Darby Rd. Haverford

Glenays
926 Coopertown Rd. Bryn Mawr

Grange, The
Grove Pl. Haverford

Lower Chichester Township

28.08.2008 07:43

Founded: 1682
History: First Settled in 1679, Chichester was named for the city of the same name in Sussex, England.

Taxables Lists

Lower Chichester - 1715

Related Links for Lower Chichester Township

Chichester/Marcus Hook Historical Society
610-485-2431

Churches in Lower Chichester Township

Chichester Meetinghouse
Meetinghouse Rd., Boothwyn, PA

Holy Saviour
E. Ridge Rd. and Summit Ave., Linwood, PA 19061 (610) 485-2520
Founded in 1915.

Immaculate Conception (Italian)
21 W. 8th St.. Marcus Hook, PA 19061 (610) 485-1026
Founded in 1917.

Cemeteries in Lower Chichester Township

Chichester Friends
Burial Records

Lawncroft cemetery
Ridge Rd., Linwood, (610-485-1878)
Burial records

Marple Township

28.08.2008 07:47

Founded: 1684
History: Early documents spelled the name of the township as Marpool.

Taxables Lists

Marple - 1715

Related Links for Marple Township

Marple Township

Marple Newtown Historical Society
P.O. Box 755
Broomall, PA 19008

Churches in Marple Township

Belmont Baptist
Sproul Road and Paxon Hollow Rd., Broomall, PA 19008 610-356-8211

Broomall United Methodist
2900 Springfield Rd., Broomall, PA 19008 (610) 356-6136

Marple Presbyterian Church
Route 320 and Marple Rd, Broomall, PA 19008
Founded about 1830

St. Pius X
220 Lawrence Rd., Broomall, PA 19008 (610) 353-4880
Founded on August 24, 1955.

Cemeteries in Marple Township

Marple Presbyterian Church cemetery
Route 320 and Marple Rd., Brromall, PA 19008
Burial records

Glenwood Memorial Gardens
2321 W. Chester Pike, Broomall, PA 19008-2596
Burial records

St. Peter and Paul cemetery
1600 S. Sproul Rd.
Burial records

Historic Places in Marple Township

Massey, Thomas, House
Lawrence and Springhouse Rds. Broomall

Middletown Township

28.08.2008 09:20

Founded: 1686
History: First settled in 1681, the township was named for its position in the center of what was then, Chester County (prior to the creation of Delaware county in 1789).

Taxables Lists

Middletown - 1715

Churches in Middletown Township

Media Presbyterian Church
30 East Baltimore Ave., Media, PA 19063 (610) 566-3944

Middletown Monthly Meeting
Rte 352, at northern end of Cumberland Cemetery property, Lima, PA
Middletown Prep meeting was established in 1701 by Chester Monthly after operating as an indulged meeting since 1686. The first meetings were held in the house of Bartholmew Coppock, followed by the house of John Bowater until 1700. Joshua Hastings donated 5.75 acres of land for the meeting at that point and a log meetinghouse was erected on the site at Middletown Road north of Yearsley's Mill Road. The original meeting's lands, including its adjoining burial grounds, were transferred to the Middletown Monthly Meeting when it was created in 1931 through a division of Chester Monthly by Concord Quarterly

Middletown Presbyterian Church
273 South Old Middletown Rd., Media, PA 19063 (610) 565-4306, mpc@icdc.com

Cemeteries in Middletown Township

Middletown Presbyterian cemetery
Old Middletown & Church Rds., Middletown, PA 19063
Burial Records

Cumberland cemetery
447 North Middletown Rd., Media, PA 19063
Burial Records

Ohav Sholom cemetery
Zoar St., Brookhaven, PA
Burial Records

St. Thomas the Apostle cemetery
450 Valley Brook Rd., Chester Heights, PA
Burial Records

St. Mary's cemetery
450 Valley Brook Rd., Chester Heights, PA

Middletown Friends Burial Ground
Middletown, across from Detention Center
Burial Records

Historic Places in Middletown Township

Forge Hill
Off U.S. 1 Wawa

Nether Providence Township

28.08.2008 09:31

Founded: 1687
History: Named for the safe deliverance of its early settlers from the perils of their emigration.

Taxables Lists

Nether Providence - 1715

Churches in Nether Providence Township

Christ United Methodist Church
600 E. Dutton Mills Rd., Brookhaven, PA 19015-1005 (610) 874-1270
Was formerly named South Chester Methodist Episcopal Church, prior to 1965.

Our Lady of Charity
Upland Rd., Brookhaven, PA 19015 (610) 872-6193
Founded on November 10, 1952.

St. John Chrysostom
615 S. Providence Rd., Wallingford, PA, 19086 (610) 874-3418
Founded on November 3, 1952.

St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Fairview Road & Lukens Avenue, Woodlyn, PA 19094 (610) 833-5788

Wallingford Presbyterian Church
110 East Brookhaven Road, Wallingford, PA 19086 (610) 566-1644

Cemeteries in Nether Providence Township

Chester Rural Cemetery
Upland & Seminary Aves.m Chester, PA 19013
Burial records

Grace Bible Fellowship Church
723 S. Providence Rd.,Wallingford, PA 19086, (610) 876-8449

Historic Places in Nether Providence Township

Leiper, Thomas, Estate

Newtown Township

28.08.2008 09:38

Founded: 1684
History: Early purchasers of land in the township were entitled to a portion of the newly laid-out town in its center, and hence the name of the township.

Taxables Lists

Newtown - 1715

Related Links
Newtown Square Historical Preservation Society
2 Paper Mill Road
Newtown Square, PA 19073

Churches in Newtown Township

Newtown Square Friends Meeting
120 N Newtown Street Rd., Newtown Square, PA 19073 (610) 356-4778
Newtown Square Monthly was created from the older Newtown Prep meeting at the dissolution of the original Goshen Monthly Meeting.
Newtown Square Friends Meeting Marriages

St. Alban's Church

St. Anastasia
Radnor Dr. above West Chester Pk., Newtown Square, PA 19073 (610) 356-1613
Founded in July 1912.

Cemeteries in Newtown Township

Newtown Square Friends Meeting
Burial records

Radnor Township

28.08.2008 10:26

Founded: 1684
History: Named by its early inhabitants after Radnorshire, Wales, from whence many of them came.

Taxables Lists

Radnor - 1693
Radnor - 1715

Related Links for Radnor Township

Radnor Township

Radnor Township History

Churches in Radnor Township

Radnor Monthly Meeting
Conestaoga Road & Route 320, Radnor, PA 19087 (610) 193-1153
A monthly meeting for the meetings at Haverford, Merion and Radnor was established in 1684 by Philadelphia Quarterly. Originally settled in Haverford, in 1698 the meeting began circulating to Radnor and became known as the Radnor Monthly Meeting in 1796. The Orthodox branch of the meeting was discontinued in 1865 and its members transferred to Philadelphia Monthly Meeting. In 1950, the Hicksite branch was discontinued and the Haverford and Merion preparative meetings were established as monthly meetings
Radnor Monthly Meeting

St. David's Episcopal Church
763 Valley Forge Road, Wayne, PA 19087-4794 (610) 688-7947
Located in Wayne, St. David's is the oldest Episcopal church in the county, having been organized in 1685. There is a burial ground next to the church.

St. Thomas of Villanova
Villanova, Rosemont, PA 19010 (610) 525-4801
Earliest records are from 1848.

Cemeteries in Radnor Township

Radnor Friends Meeting
Burial Records

St. David's Episcopal cemetery
Forge Road
Burial Records

Historic Places in Radnor Township

Bridge in Radnor Township No. 1
*National Register of Historic Places

Bridge in Radnor Township No. 2
*National Register of Historic Places

Camp-Woods
*National Register of Historic Places

Chanticleer
*National Register of Historic Places

Ridley Township

28.08.2008 10:45

Founded: 1682
History: John Simcock, first settler of the area, named it for his hometown of Ridley in Cheshire, England

Taxables Lists

Ridley - 1715

Churches in Ridley Township

Christ Church Episcopal
106 Nevin Street, Ridley Park, PA 19078-2195 (610) 521-1626

Our Lady of Peace
208 Milmont Ave., Milmont Park, PA 19033 (610) 532-8081
Founded in 1922.

St. Madeline
Penn St. and Morton Ave., Ridley Park, PA 19078 (610) 532-6880
Founded in 1908.

St. Rose of Lima
Chester Pike at Simpson St., Eddystone, PA 19022 (610) 876-6170
Founded in 1890.

Cemeteries in Ridley Township

East Lawn cemetery
Girard and 7th Ave., Ridley
Burial records

Prospect Hill
Lincoln Ave., Prospect, PA
Burial Records

Christ Church Ridley Park
Nevin & Sellers Ave., Ridley Park
Burial Records

Springfield Township

28.08.2008 10:50

Founded: 1686
History: First settled in 1682 by Robert Taylor, the township's name was suggested by Thomas Pearson's striking a spring in the first field he cultivated.

Taxables Lists

Springfield - 1715

Related Links for Springfield Township

Springfield Township

Churches in Springfield Township

Blue Church & Cemetery
940 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064 610-544-3122

Chambers Memorial Presbyterian
2 East Sylvan Dr., Morton, PA 19070 (610) 544-1493

Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)
Springfield and Hillcrest Rds., Springfield, PA 19064

Covenant United Methodist Church
Saxer Avenue and Springfield Rds., Springfield, PA 19064

First Presbyterian Church
356 Summit Rd , Springfield , PA 19064 (610) 543-5110

Hancock Memorial United Methodist Church
Wesley and Sproul Roads, Springfield, PA 19064

Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church
N. Bishop Avenue and Springfield Rd., Springfield, PA 19064 (610) 626-3321
Founded in 1948.

Notre Dame De Lourdes
Michigan Ave. and Fairview Rd., Sawrthmore, PA 19081 (610) 544-1270
Founded on February 17, 1959.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help
2130 Franklin Avenue, Morton, PA 19070 (610)543-1046
Founded on December 1, 1907.

Princeton United Presbyterian Church
933 Baltimore Pk , Springfield , PA 19064 ( 610) 543-9533

Springfield Baptist Church
N. Norwinden Drive and Valley View Road, Springfield, PA 19064

Springfield Monthly Meeting
1001 Old Sproul Rd., Springfield, PA 19064 (610) 544-0742
A meeting for worship was established at Springfield in late 1686 and was transferred to Chester Monthly Meeting in 1696. The Orthodox branch was discontinued in 1903 and its members were attached to Media Preparative meeting. In 1948, a new Springfield Monthly meeting was created from the Springfield members of the Chester Monthly meeting. The Hicksite branch of the original meeting was discontinued in 1849.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church & School
Saxer Avenue, Springfield, PA 19064 (610) 543-0848
Founded in 1923.

St. John's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
Madison and Scenic Rds., Springfield, PA 19064

St. Kevin's Catholic Church
W. Sproul Rd., Springfield, PA (610) 544-4455
Founded in 1955.

St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church
400 Lynbrooke Rd.,Springfield, PA 19064 (610) 543-8700 stmattspringfield@rcn.com
Founded in 1942.

Swarthmore Monthly Meeting
12 Whittier Place, Swarthmore, PA 19081 610-328-8699
Swarthmore Monthly Meeting was established in 1893 by Concord Quarterly, after having operated as a college meeting exclusively for the students of the college since 1863. The present greystone meetinghouse was built in 1881 at Whittier Place on the college grounds.

Victoria Baptist Church
Balitmore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064

Cemeteries in Springfield Township

Springfield Memorial Park
Springfield Road

Springfield Friends Burial Ground
Burial records

Thornbury Township

28.08.2008 10:59

Founded: 1687
History: Settled first in 1685.

Taxables Lists

Thornbury - 1715

Related Links for Thornbury Township

Thornbury Township

Historic Places in Thornbury Township

Chester Creek Historic District
*National Register of Historic Places

Cheyney, John, Log Tenant House and Farm
*National Register of Historic Places

Tinicum Township

28.08.2008 08:03

Founded:
History: First settled in 1643. The name Tinicum is derived from the Indian names Tanakon, Tutacaenung and Teniko. Armgard Printz, daughter of the governor, who came into the ownership of the estate after her father returned to Sweden, referred to the property as Tennekong.

Churches in Tinicum Township

St. Margaret Mary Alocoque
Wanamaker Ave. & Governor Printz Blvd., Essington, PA 19029 (610) 521-9177
Founded in 1921.

Historic Places in Tinicum Township

Lazaretto, The

Printzhof, The
Taylor Ave. and 2nd St. Essington

Upper Darby Township

28.08.2008 11:13

Founded: 1736
History: Settled about 1688, Upper Darby was created from Darby township in 1736

Churches in Upper Darby Township

Aldan Union
7 E. Providence Road, Aldan, PA 19018 ( 610)259-8010
Aldan Union Webpage

Church of St. John the Evangelist
17 West Baltimore Avenue, Lansdowne, PA 19050 (610) 623-3731
Founded about 1884.

Collingdale Church of the Nazarene
212 Mac Dade Blvd., Collingdale, PA 19023 610-583-7845

Lansdowne Friends Meeting
120 N. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19050-1914 (610) 623-7098

Mt. Zion AME Church
1008 Center St., Darby, PA 19023 (610) 593-7901

Our Lady of Fatima
1 Fatima Drive., Secane, PA 19018 (610) 532-5800
Founded on October 15, 1952.

Sacred Heart (Polish)
316 E. Broadway Ave., Clifton Heights, PA 19018 (610) 623-0409
Founded on January 21, 1910.

St Joseph
Bartram and Woodlawn Ave., Collingdale, PA 19023 (610) 583-4530
Founded in 1916.

St. Alice
610 Main St., Upper Darby, PA 19082 (610) 352-1431
Founded on June 25, 1922.

St. Andrew
School La. and Foss Ave., Drexel HIll, PA 19026 (610) 259-1169
Founded on July 2, 1916.

St. Bernadette
Turner Ave. bet. Bond &Marvine Aves., Drexel Hill, PA 19026 (610) 789-7676
Founded on May 6, 1947.

St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
3422 Dennison Avenue, Drexel Hill, PA 19026 (215) 735-6879
Founded in 1849.

St. Cyril of Alexandria
Penn Blvd., East Lansdowne, PA 19050 (610) 623-5160
Founded on June 13, 1928.

St. Dorothy
Township Line and Burmont Rd., Drexel Hill, PA 19026 (610) 789-7788
Founded on May 6, 1947.

St. Eugene
200 S. Oak Ave. , Primus, PA 19018-5866 (610) 626-2866
Founded on October 7, 1955.

St. George
Lamont Ave. E. of Chester Pk., Glenolden, PA 19026 (610) 237-1633
Founded in 1923.

St. Laurence
West Chester Pk. and St. Laurence Rd., Highland Park, PA 19082 (610) 449-0600
Founded in 1917.

St. Louis
W. Cobbs Creek Pkway, Yeadon, PA 19050 (610)623-0553
Founded on October 2, 1928.

St. Philomena
41 E. Baltimore Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19050 (610) 622-2420
Founded on January 26, 1898.

Cemeteries in Upper Darby Township

Arlington cemetery
State Rd. and Lansdowne Ave., Drexel Hill, PA
Burial Records

Eden Memorial
Springfield Rd
Burial Records

Holy Cross cemetery
626 Baily Rd., Yeadon, PA
Burial Records

Mt. Lawn
84th & Hook Rd., Sharon Hill, PA 19079-1012
Burial Records

Mt. Zion Upper Darby
Springfield Rd., Lansdowne
Burial Records

Mt. Jacob
141 N. Bartram Ave., Glenolden, PA 19036-1207 (610) 726-8633
Burial Records

Mt. Lebanon
1200 Bartram Ave., Collingdale, PA 19023 (610) 583-3151
Burial Records

Mt. Moriah cemetery
Yeadon, PA
Burial Records

Mt. Sharon cemetery
E. Springfield Rd. & West Ave., Springfield, PA 19064 215) 543-8900
Burial Records

Montrose Cemetery
8504 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby, PA 19082 215-789-2988
Burial Records

Fernwood Cemetery
Cem. Co.: 6501 Baltimore Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19050-2750 (610) 623-0388
Burial Records

Har Jehuda Cemetery & Mausoleum
8400 Lansdowne Ave., Upper Darby, PA 19082
Burial Records

Har Zion cemetery
1201 McDade Blvd., Collingdale, PA 19023-4111 (610) 726-1146
Burial Records

St. Charles Borromeo Church
3422 Dennison Avenue, Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Burial Records

Historic Places in Upper Darby Township

Collen Brook Farm
*National Register of Historic Places

Darby Meeting
*National Register of Historic Places

Lansdowne Park Historic District
W. Greenwood, Owen, W. Baltimore, Windermere, & W. Stratford Aves. Lansdowne

Lansdowne Theatre
29 N. Lansdowne Ave. Lansdowne

Lower Swedish Cabin
Creek Rd. Clifton Heights

Upper Providence Township

28.08.2008 11:16

Founded: 1687
History: First settled in 1683.

Taxables Lists

Upper Providence - 1715

Churches in Upper Providence Township

Christ Church
311 South Orange Street, Media, PA 19063 (610) 566-7525

Church of the Holy Comforter
1000 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill, PA 19026-4533 610/789-6754

Congregation Beth Israel
542 S. New Middletown Road, Media, PA 19063 610-566-4645

Media Friends Meeting
125 West Third St., Media, PA 19063 (610) 565-5442
The Media Monthly meeting was created from the Orthodox portion of the original Chester Monthly Meeting.

Nativity BVM
Franklin and Monroe Sts., Media, PA 19063 (610) 566-0185
Founded in 1868.

Old Union United Methodist Church
152 West Rose Valley Road, Wallingford, PA 19086 (610) 565-5184

Providence Monthly Meeting
105 North Providence Rd., Media, PA 19063 (610) 566-1308
A meeting for worship was originally established at Providence in 1684 by Chester Quarterly, with a prep meeting set up in 1698. Prior to 1700, this meeting was referred to as Thomas Minshall's meeting. The Orthodox branch of the meeting was discontinued in 1828 and its members became part of Springfield Prep. The Hicksite branch was transferred to the Providence Monthly meeting in 1934 when int was created by the dissolution of the original Chester Monthly Meeting.

Rose Tree Park Church of the Nazarene
Rte 252 near Rose Tree Park

St. Mary Magdalen
Providence Rd., Media, PA 19063 (610) 566-8821
Founded on June 17, 1963.

Cemeteries in Upper Providence Township

Media cemetery
Kirk Lane, Media, PA
Burial Records

Old Union Methodist cemetery
Church: 152 West Rose Valley Road, 19086
Burial Records

Historic Places in Upper Providence Township

Media Armory
12 E. State St. Media

Concord - 1715

28.08.2008 08:13

1715 Taxables in Concord Township

Landowners

Ammet, William
Broom, Thomas
Carle, Mathias
Chamberlin, Robert, Jr.
Chamberlin, Robert
Chiffers, James
Clamston, James
Cloud, Joseph
Durnall, Thomas
Edwards, Joseph
Evans, Daniel
Evenson, Ralph
Ford, William
Hackney, John
Hannum, John
Heavrd, James
Hill, William
Jones, Morgan
Lee, George
Lee, John
Mendenhall, Benjamin
Mendenhall, John
Newlin, John
Newlin, Nathaniel, Jr.
Newlin, Nathaniel, Sr.
Nicklin, Joseph
Oburn, Henry
Palmer, John, Jr.
Palmer, John
Peirce, Henry
Pennock, Christopher
Pennock, John
Pullin, Francis
Pyle, Jacob
Pyle, Nicholas
Pyle, Ralph
Robinson, George
Smith, Thomas
Walter, Godwin
West, Thomas

Freemen:

Culthan, Thomas
Farr, Richard
Ingram, John
Jones, Henry
Pennock, John
Perkins, Caleb
Poulson, Peter

Darby - 1715

28.08.2008 08:33

1715 Taxables in Darby Township

Landowners

Balley, Roger
Barnet, William
Bartram, (Widow)
Bethel, John
Blunston, John, Jr.
Blunston, John, Sr.
Blunston, Michael
Bonsall, Enoch
Bonsall, Jacob
Boon, Hance
Boon, Swan
Bradshaw, Samuel
Bradshaw, Thomas
Broom, John
Broom, Thomas
Cliff, Benjamin
Colier, Isaac
Davis, John
Davis, Lewis
Fearn, Joshua
Garret, Samuel
Garret, William
Gest, John
Hallowell, John
Harvey, Jobe
Haycock, John
Hibbert, Josiah
Hood, John
Hood, Samuel
Hood, Thomas
Johnson, Joshua
Lee, Anthony
Levis, Samuel
Lewis, Abraham
Lewis, Samuel
Lewis, Thomas
Marshall, John
Morgan, Anthony
Mortonson, Mathias
Mortonson, Morton
Nateilus, Mathias
Need, Joseph
Northam, William
Parker, Richard
Philpot, Edward
Pulford, Thomas
Roades, Adam
Sellers, Samuel
Sholers, John
Smith, William, Jr.
Smith, William
Thomas, David
Thomas, John
Whitakers, James
Wood, George
Wood, John
Worth, John
Worth, Thomas
Yokecum, Andrew
Yokecum, Charles

Freemen:

Edwards, Thomas
Parker, John
Phillips, Thomas
Priest, William
Wallis, John
Worth, Thomas
Youran, Francis

Edgmont - 1693

28.08.2008 08:43

1693 Taxables in Edgmont Township

Landowners:

Baker, Joseph
Baker, Joseph (for John Fox)
Golden, John
Holston, John
Jackson, Roger
Worolaw, John
Worolaw, Thomas
Yarnell, Philip

Lower Chichester - 1715

28.08.2008 08:58

1715 Taxables in Lower Chichester Township

Landowners

Baldwin, Anthony
Beazer, Richard
Clayton, William
Crosby, Richard
Edwards, Richard
Flower, William
Hopson, John
Howell, Mordecai
Hughs, William, Jr.
Hughs, William
Petrick, Philip
Rawson, John
Roman, Jonah
Roman, Philip
Roman, Robert
Ross, John
Ryley, John

Freemen:

Clayton, Thomas
Flower, John
Howell, Thomas

Marple - 1715

28.08.2008 09:05

1715 Taxables in Marple Township

Landowners

Coppock, Bartholomew
Evans, John
Lewis, Evan
Lewis, Henry
Marris, Richard
Massey, Mordecai
Morris, David
Pearson, Robert
Pearson, Thomas
Powell, Joseph
Roads, Joseph
Taylor, Robert
Worrall, John
Worrall, Joseph
Worrall, Peter

Freemen:

Broom, Daniel
Pearson, Enoch
Tompson, Joshua

Edgmont - 1715

28.08.2008 09:11

1715 Taxables in Edgmont Township

Landowners

Acres, Simon
Adams, William
Baker, Joseph
Broomell, John
Clues, John
Dawson, Thomas
Evans, Nathan
Gelding, John
Gregory, John
Higgings, William
Holdston, John
Howell, Evan
Jackson, Epraim
Lewis, Evan
Pennell, Joseph
Powell, Rebecca
Pritchard, Richard
Register, David
Taylor, Jacob
Thompson, Caleb
Thompson, Edward
Vernon, Thomas
Williamson, Robert
Willis, William
Worrall, John
Worrilaw, John
Yarnall, Phillip

Freemen:

Clues, William
Floud, William
Hiddings, John

Middletown - 1715

28.08.2008 09:14

1715 Taxables in Middletown Township

Landowners

Baker, Robert
Barns, Thomas
Barnsley, Thomas
Chanley, John
Cookson, Daniel
Edwards, John
Grist, George
Harrison, Caleb
Hunter, Alexander
Jervis, Joseph
Lawrence, Edward
Martin, John
Martin, Moses
Martin, Thomas
Minshall, Jacob
Pennell, William
Sharples, Joseph
Smedley, George
Trego, Jacob
Trego, Peter
Turner, John
Woodward, Edward

Freemen:

Battin, Simon
Chamberlin, William
Ferrel, Francis
Hamilton, Hans
Martin, George
Smith, Thomas
Trego, James
Trego, Peter

Nether Providence - 1715

28.08.2008 09:30

1715 Taxables in Nether Providence Township

Landowners

Edge, Jacob
Hasting, Henry
Minshall, Isaac
Powell, John
Sharpless, James
Sharpless, Joseph
Swafer, William
Vernon, Jacob
Vernon, John
Vernon, Joseph
Vernon, Thomas

Newtown - 1715

28.08.2008 09:42

1715 Taxables in Newtown Township

Landowners

Beven, William
Fawkes, John
Howell, Rees
James, Morgan
Lewis, Evan
Lewis, Lewis
Lewis, William
Meredith, John
Peirce, Lawrence
Philips, William
Price, James
Rees, John, Jr.
Rees, John
Rees, Lewis
Rees, Thomas
Thomas, David
Thomas, Edward
Thomas, William
Williamson, Daniel
Williamson, John

Freemen:

Goodwin, John
Treheall, Adam

Radnor - 1693

28.08.2008 10:32

1693 Taxables in Radnor Township

Landowners

Armes, Richard
Bevan, Stephen
David, William
Davis, Willilam
Evans, David
Evans, John
Evans, Philip
James, Howell
Jarman, John
Joans, Mathew
Johns, Thomas
Meredith, David
Miles, Richard
Miles, Samuel
Morgan, John
Prothero, Evan
Richard, John

Radnor - 1715

28.08.2008 10:38

1715 Taxables in Radnor Township

Landowners

Abraham, James
Arms, Richard
David, Edward
David, Edward
David, Hugh
David, John
Davies, William
Evans, Caleb
Evans, Evan
Evans, Thomas
Harry, David
Higgins, Richard
Jarman, John
Jones, Edward
Jones, John
Jones, Jonathan
Jones, Joseph
Lewis, Thomas
Longworthy, John
Miles, Margaret
Miles, Sarah
Morgan, John
Morgan, Thomas
Powell, David
Price, Rees
Pugh, David
Rees, David
Rees, John
Rees, Samuel
Richard, Richard
Robert, Evan
Roberts, Roger
Stephens, John
Thomas, Thomas
Thomas, William
William, Hugh

Freemen:

Jarman, Lewis
Lewis, Jenkin
Williams, Lewis

Non-resident:

Cox, Richard
Lloyd, John

Ridley - 1715

28.08.2008 10:48

1715 Taxables in Ridley Township

Landowners

Archard, John
Bonsall, Obediah
Brown, George
Crosby, John
Dell, Thomas
Enochson, Enoch
Friend, Gabriel
Friend, Lawrence
Handby, John
Harvey, Joseph
Hendrick, Andrew
Hendrick, John
Hood, Jonathan
Morton, Andrew, Jr.
Morton, Andrew
Nicholas, Amos
Powell, Joseph
Sharples, John
Simcock, Jacob, Jr.
Simcock, Jacob
Simcock, John
Stedman, John
Taylor, Israel
Torton, Andrew
Torton, Hance
Vanculine, George

Springfield - 1715

28.08.2008 10:54

1715 Taxables in Springfield Township

Landowners

Barrat, James
Coppock, Bartholomew, jr.
Coppock, Bartholomew, Sr.
Coppock, Jonathan
Gleve, John
Hall, Samuel
James, George
Kendall, Thomas
Lewis, Samuel
Lownes, George
Maddock, Mordecai
Maris, John
Maris, Richard
Marris, George
Miller, William
Norris, Isaac
Poe, Thomas
Smith, Nicholas
Taylor, Isaac, Jr.
Taylor, Isaac, Sr.
Taylor, Thomas
West, William
Woodward, Richard

Freemen:

Birran, William
Worrall, John

Thornbury - 1715

28.08.2008 10:58

1715 Taxables in Thornbury Township

Landowners

Arnold, Richard
Baker, Joseph
Brinton, Joseph
Brinton, William
Davis, John
Evenson, Richard
Evenson, Thomas
Mercer, Thomas
Naylor, Henry
Pearce, George
Pyle, John
Pyle, William
Stringer, John
Taylor, Isaac
Taylor, Philip
Thatcher, Jonathan
Vernon, Jacob
Willis, John
Woodward, Richard
Yearsley, John

Freemen:

Arnold, Richard, Jr.
Benet, Jacob
Benet, John
Hatton, Peter
Ogden, Nehemiah
Rogers, Nicholas

Non-resident:

Andrews, Matthew
Beller, John
Bostock, William
Edwards, Joseph

Upper Providence - 1715

28.08.2008 11:16

1715 Taxables in Upper Providence Township

Landowners

Butcher, Zachery
Calvert, Daniel
Calvert, Joshua
Cam, John
Carter, Joseph
Chandler, Jacob
Croxson, Randall
Edge, Jacob
Edge, John
Harvey, Jobe
Jones, Thomas
Malin, Jacob
Malin, Randall
Miller, Henry
Powell, Sarah
Sinkler, William
Taylor, Joseph
Taylor, Peter
Williamson, Thomas

Freemen:

Clayton, Richard
Jones, John
Norbury, Jacob
Norbury, Thomas

Emma Pfitzenmyer

28.08.2008 11:19

Murder Beyond Doubt

The Theory of Chester's Bloody Mystery Sustained By Facts

Funeral of the Girl Victim

Jealousy, Hate and Revenge the Motives of the Deed

Arrests Looked For In A Day

Fredrick Schmidt and his Wife Relate Minute Circumstances of the Events of the Fatal Night and the Physicians Develop Some Damaging Facts

"Who murdered Emma Pfitzenmyer?"
Almost everyone in Chester is repeating these words. And they ask who murdered the girl because the events of the past two days have proved that the pretty German, whose bloody death is a strange puzzle to the authorities, was slain, and foully so at that, beyond the shadow of doubt. There are a few in Chester who cling to the idea that it is a suicide and those are mainly several who have veiled themselves in mystery, and say suicide because they are depending upon the clues run out by newspaper men to aid them in their searches.

Look Out For Arrests

"Look out for an arrest and possibly two arrests in connection with this affair within forty-eight hours."

An oficial who is following out a clue of his own gave this warning to an Inquirer reporter late last night, after a final conference between the Coroner, the District Attorney and Drs. Jefferis and Forwood, of Chester, and Dr. Formad, the Coroner's physician of this city, had been concluded. "I do not say the arrests will be made." he added, "but I expect they will be, and the developments will show that jealousy, hatred and revenge figured in the commission of the deed."

No crime in the calendar of the busy little city's violent deaths has excited Chester as has the mysterious butchery of Emma Pfitzenmyer. By what agency an assassin could have been secreted in the chamber in which the girl was murdered is one of the elements of the tragedy that cannot be explained, as no person but Emma and her married sister, Mrs. Frederick Schmidt, had access to the house, and they were at the hall of the Singing Society. Frederick Schmidt, the brother-in-law, was downstairs sleeping, according to his statements, and did not hear the girl enter the house just before she met her death. They each carried a key - Mrs. Schmidt the store key and Emma the key to the hall door.

Loud Voices and A Scuffle

It was reported that Miss Jeanes, who keeps a trimming store on Third street and sleeps on the second floor of her brother's picture frame store, at 702 Edgemont street, next door to the house where the girl met her death, had heard sounds of a struggle and loud voices just before the murder, but when questioned last night she said the report was false and the first intimation she had of a crime was the next morning.

The authorities had ordered everybody in the slightest way connected with the case not to say a word to inquirers of the particulars, and as a consequence, there is a silence about the affair as thick as a fog. But last night Fredrick Schmidt and his wife, who discovered the dead body of her sister, made full and complete statrements of the whole affair. It was the first time Mrs. Schmidt opened her mouth to speak of the tragedy to an outsider, and Schmidt said to the reporter:

"This is the only complete account I have given to any one." he told the story from the time of the girl leaving the house to be taken to the ball up to the finding of the body by his wife, and Mrs. Schmidt related every circumstance connected with the affair that she was in any way connected with. The Schmidt family were at the home of Otto Walther, the husband of Mrs. Schmidt's sister, 1013 Parker street, and it was there that they were interviewed last night. Schmidt told a straightforward story and said that he and his sister-in-law were alone in the dining room for a few moments when she came home the first time, but that she did not even enter the room when she came back to look at the baby a second time, but went upstairs and never came down alive.

Emma's Movements Before Death

Karl Pfitenmyer and the dead girl left the Schmidt's house about 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening to go to the ball. Mrs. Schmidt and her sister, Mrs. Otto Walther, went an hour later, leaving Schmidt in charge of the baby Otto, in company with the boy, Forrest Miller. In the stories of Forrest Miller one essential point differs.The lad in his statement says that he was sitting in his room writing when Emma came in and asked for the baby and Schmidt says that either the boy is mistaken or that Emma made three visits to the house, for the first timet hat he saw her after leaving for the ball was after the boy had gone to bed.

"I had gone upstairs to get the baby and bring him down and he had been sleeping on the sofa, " said Mr. Schmidt, "when Emma came in and said: "Can Carrie stay at the ball a little longer?" I said yes and Emma came over and looked at the baby. She stayed in the room for a few moments and she had left the hall door open and when she was half way up the stairs I asked her why and she said she was going out again. I thought Emma was upstairs after a shawl as she came home from the ball without a hat or a wrap on. After being upstairs for a few moments she went out through the hall. In doing this she had to walk past several barrels that stood in the hallway and I do not see how any one could go past them in a hurry without making a noise.

"I was dozing and I judge, about 11 o'clock when she came back again. I did not hear her enter this time, but was awakened by her voice and saw her standing in the door way. She asked me again how the baby was and when I told her alright she started upstairs again. She did not have a wrap or a hat on this time either. I heard her moving around above. I fell into a doze again, and was awakened by hearing a noise as if a chair had fallen. Then I fell off again and slept until I heard a rattle at the store door, and getting up I went toward the front where I met my wife half way. We went toward the kitchen together and she said, "Emma soon comes home." "Emma is home", I answered, and was often their habit, my wife started upstairs to talk with Emma before going to bed. Mt wife soon screamed, and on running upstairs I saw that something terrible had happened."

The Sister's Story

Here Mrs. Schmidt and her sister, Mrs. Otto Walther, were overcome and for a few moments no one could speak a word. Then as the former regained her self-composure she told what she knew of her sister's movemetns. "As soon as I arrived at the ball I gave Emma the key to the hall, keeping the store door key for myself. Pretty soon I began to get worried about the baby and said I would go home to look after him. Emma was with me and said: Caroline, let me go home; you stay here and enjoy yourself." I let her go and she came back soon and said Fred told her I could stay. About 11 o'clock I thought I would go home and she again offered to go down home for me.

"I allowed her to, and did not notice whether she came back or not. When I came home and found out from my husband that Emma was home and upstairs, I started up to see her. I went to the door of her room. It was open but there was no light. She used to wash and dress in my room, because it was warmer than hers and lighter. There awas a German candle-taper burning on the bureau in my room and as I opened the door - which was tightly shut - I saw Emma laying on the floor, her head toward the door and her body stretched out on a line with the bureau. As she was subject to cramps I thought it was an attack and picked her head up in my arm. Then I saw how limp she was and flet the warm blood come through my dress. By the light of the candle I also saw she was dead, and screamed. My husband came running up the stairs, and we thought a burglar had broken into the house and killed her."

"When I saw the cheese knife on the floor and Emma's clothes lying around and her jewelry scattered," said Schmidt, "I told my wife we must give an alarm and go for the doctor. I was as much as I could do to get her away from the body. She clung to it, crying and moaning. Then we both started down the street to tell Brother Karl, whom we met coming from the ball. We broke the news to him and he took my wife home whiel I started for Dr. Ulrichs He was sick and could not come and I got Dr. Graham and told Policeman Stringer what had happened."

Inspecting the Scene of the Murder

Mayor Coates, Officer Stringer and the Inquirer Representative entered the house where the murder was committted and made a minute examination of the premises. Offier Stringer told how the body lay when he was called in and how every circumstance pointed to murder. He told how the cheese knife lay straight along the bureau on the floor, with only one side smeared with blood, and about the finding of a piece of show paper which had evidently been wrapped around a long knife with a knife blade an inch wide. He also pointed out the exact position in which the girl lay, with her head towards the door, and where her clothing was found. Officer Stringer said that Undertaker Crumbie's statement to the effect that he had made the blood marks on the door knob was not correct, because they were there when he came upstairs.

Here is one strange incident in connection with the affair. It will be remembered that the door was fond tightly shut by Mrs. Schmidt, according to her statement, and that a handmark of blood was upon the outside. Officer Stringer explained how the clean linen hanging over the chair had been smeared with fresh blood, as if a hand had been drawn over them.

Fallacy of a Suicide Theory

To show the fallacy of the suicide theory it is only necessary to say that the cheese knide with which the girl is said to have committed the deed is nearly two inches wide, with a blunt point, and the straight, keen knife which caused death was plunged directly from the back deep into the neck with a strong arm, and it is only an inch wide. This proves question that the blow was not self-inflicted and that whoever made the fatal thrust did it with the sharp knife carried in the straw paper found by Officer Stringer, and then, after stabbing and hacking the girl's throat, in desperation tore off her clothes, smeared one side of the cheese knife with blood and laid it carefully on the floor beside the girl's body, near her jewelry, to make it appear like suicide.

The physician's examiniation revealed one important fact yesterday, and that was that the girl had criminal relations with some one less than twenty-four hours before her death. The theory that she was assaulted is scouted by all, as there were no marks of violence on her person, beyond the knife wounds about her throat and a small bruise on her left leg above the knee.

The victim was buried in Chester Rural Cemetery yesterday afternoon, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Otto Walther. Rev. Charles Jeffries of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiated, Martin Eichel, Elwood Klingerburg, Julius Fingst and August Sentt were pall bearers. Crowds of curious people besieged the house and cemetery.

The Love Theory

"Did the girl have a lover, who jealously murdered her?"

This theory has been advanced by not a few, and it must be admitted that there might be some grounds for such thoughts. Until six months ago, she had been acquainted with George Dubehorn, a young butcher of South Chester, and according to the statements of Otto Watlher, this man called upon her twice while she was living at his house. Emma kept house for him while his wife was in Germany.

But the family were not inclined to favor the young man's attentions and his visits ceased. It is positively stated that she did nto see any male admirers at the ball, and Mr. Howarth, with whom Emma lived in service until two weeks ago, said last night that during her term there she had not a single male visitor.

"Incidents have come to my mind since the death of Emma," said Frederiick Schmidt, "Which make me think that she may have killed herself while in a fit of melancholy. Not long ago when my wife was out, I heard Emma groan and going out into the kitchen where she was asked her what was the matter. She did not hear me and seemed to be lost in thoguht. After she regained her composure she did not remember giving vent to her feelings."

There is a phase in the case which, if developed by an arrest within twenty-four hours, will disclose a state of affairs with which the girl was connected that will settle once and for all the possible motive for the murder. Menawhile the authorities are struggling with theories and the chapter of yesterday closed last night with a second post-mortem, held at the cemetery.

Swarthmore Class of 1919

24.01.2009 14:56

These names were taken from the 1919 and 1920 Halycon yearbooks. The locations given after the names and major concentrations are the home town addresses of each student.

Abell, Walter Halsey	English	Folsom
Adams, Alice Naomi	Psychology	Swarthmore
Ainsworth, Marcus	Engineering	Swarthmore
Ashmead, Charles Colliday	Electrical Engineering	Beesley's Point, NJ
Atkinson, Eleanor Williams	German	Trenton, NJ
Baker, J. Fenimore	Engineering	Baltimore, MD
Baldwi, Ardis Mayhew	Psychology	Baltimore, MD
Ballard, Judson Tupper	Chemistry	Oak Lane
Barnard, Norris Clements	Mechanical Engineering	1077 Prospect Pl., Brooklyn, NY
Belville, Catharine Reading	Economics	20 Yard Ave., Trenton, NJ
Biddle, Helen Roberta	Biology	Riverton, NJ
Blake, Joseph Murdock	Economics	Mt. Washington, MD
Briggs, Isabel McKelvey	Political Scieince	3208 Newark St., Washington, DC
Bronk, Detlev Wulf	Electrical Engineering	Troy, NY
Brown, Jane Pancoast	English	Leesburg, VA
Brown, Janet McPherson	Psychology	1622 29th St.,Washington, DC
Buckman, Franklin Preston	Chemistry	Trenton, NJ
Bush, Edwin Monroe	Mechanical Engineering	Lebanon, IN
Carris, Edward Clayton	Electrical Engineering	Haddonfield, NJ
Conner, Viola Martha	History	Centerville, DE
Cornog, William Lindsay	Chemistry	Ithan
Crosley, Mary Ingraham	English	Melrose Park
Cross, Ruth Hay	Mathematics	Bala Cynwyd
Darlington, Dorethea Lindsay	Biology	Darling
Evans, Henry Turner	Civil Engineering	Fort Washington, NY
Fahnestock, Katherine Vandevort	Public Speaking	Harrisburg
Frorer, Elizabeth Neuman	Mathematics	Philadelphia
Gillsepie, Franklin Sincoe	Engineering	Nottingham
Goodall, Mary Hall	History	Philadelphia
Gourley, Russell Conwell	Political Science	Melrose Park
Gowdy, Edwin Tudor	History	Thompsonville, CT
Griffiths, Josephine Murray	Mathematics	Norristown
Haviland, Margaret	English	Brooklyn, NY
Hayes, Esther Rachel	English	Swarthmore
Heck, Joshua Holland	Electrical Engineering	West Chester
Herrmann, Dorothy Drew	Economics	Kensington, MD
Hewett, William Wallace	Economics	Philadelphia
Hodge, David Malcolm	Political Science	Chester
Hodge, Richard Gambrill	Mechanical Engineering
Hollingshead, Elwood Roger	English	Moorestown, NJ
Hoot, Henry Irvin	Mechanical Engineering	Millville, NJ
Hutchinson, Halbert Conrow	Electrical Engineering
Johnson, Charles Irwin	Chemical Engineering	Chester Heights
Johnson, John William	Economics
Komori, Phyllis Mike	Latin	White Plains, NY
Lewis, Jessie Louise	Public Speaking	Lansdowne
Lucas, Dorothy Fordyce	History	Atlantic City, NJ
Lukens, Arthur Thatcher	Engineering	Plymouth Meeting
McClellan, Bess	French	Arden, NY
Meeteer, Marie Louise	English	Middletown, NY
Michener, Charles Raymond	Mechanical Engineering	Bendersville
Molloy, James Howard	Chemistry	Philadelphia
Morgan, Powland Richard	Chemistry	Knightstown, IN
Nabb, Malvern J.	Political Science
Nelson, Albert Noel	Mathematics	Lebanon, IN
Nevyas, Jacob	Chemistry	West Chester
Newcomer, Esther Anne	Economics	Philadelphia
Ogden, John Mahlon	History	Ogden, PA
Orndorff, Ruth Marie	English	Philadelphia
Palmer, Edgar Zavitz	Political Science	Chester
Pearson, Andrew Russell	Economics	Swarthmore
Pierce, Allin Hugh	Economics	Fort Dodge, IA
Powell, Margaret Elgar	Astronomy	Lansdowne
Price, Thomas Rowe, Jr.	Chemistry	Glyndon, MD
Pyle, Elizabeth	French	Washington, DC
Quayle, Osbirn Robinson	Chemical Engineering	Wilmington, DE
Reichard, Gladys Amanda	Latin	Bangor, PA
Reid, Helen Richardson	History	Lansdowne
Ridpath, William Lincoln	Economics	Philadelphia
Robey, Helen Koons	Public Speaking	Germantown
Runk, Eleanor Rae	English	Phillipsburg
Russell, Irma Kipp	Psychology	Bedford, PA
Scott, Helene	French	Wilmington, DE
Seaman, Phoebe Underhill	History	Jericho, NY
Simpson, Andrew	Electrical Engineering	Darby
Smith, Edmund Paul	Civil Engineering	Philadelphia
Stalling, Eugene Michener	Chemistry	Danville, IL
Stotsenberg, Elizabeth	Psychology	Ridley Park
Stout, Elinor Christina	History	Wenonah, NJ
Taylor, Esther Gertrude	English	Philadelphia
Taylor, Leonard K. M.	Mechanical Engineering	West Chester
Taylor, Thomas Newbold	Mechanical engineering
Terradell, Russell Joslyn	Economics	Camp Dix, NJ
Thomas, Dorothy	French	Glen Cove, NY
Toerring, Helene Carlotta	German	Philadelphia
Tomlinson, Gilbert Ewing	Electrical Engineering	Philadelphia
Vernam, Mary Headley	Latin	Ewing, NJ
Ware, Marian Cleveland	Biology	Salem, NJ
Watson, Elizabeth Atkinson	History	Doylestown
Webster, Harold Shoemaker	Mechanical Engineering	Philadelphia
Williams, Ruth Morgan	English	Chattanooga, TN
Williams, Frances Baker	Political Science	Norristown
Wilson, Mary Elizabeth	English	Toughkenamon
Yardley, Charles Henry	Mathematics	York
Young, Dorothy	Public Speaking	Easton
Young, Edith Cora	Mathematics	Swarthmore
Young, Frances Willard	English	Germantown
Young, Helen gertrude	Mathematics	West Chester

Swarthmore Class of 1920

24.01.2009 14:57

These names were taken from the 1919 and 1920 Halycon yearbooks. The locations given after the names are the home town addresses of each student.

Ainsworth, Eric: Swarthmore
Albright, William Blaine: Philadelphia
Arthur, Doris Aylmer: Rosemont
Atherholt, Elizabeth Middleton: West Chester
Baily, Miriam Edith: Northbrook
Ballinger, Grace Agnes: E. Walnut Lane, Germantown
Barth, Elizabeth Fredrikke: 6151 Columbia Ave., Philadelphia
Bartleson, Edward Evans: Chester
Beatty, Anna Jemima: Chester
Benjamin, Grant Emerson: Philadelphia
Blackburn, Dorothy Sellers: Lock Haven
Bogardus, James Furnas: Swarthmore
Boring, Dorothy Beach: Ashbourne
Bressler, Alexander Lupold: 4825 Walton Ave., Philadelphia
Brinton, Grace: Christiana
Brown, Boyd Janney: 1622 29th St., Washington, DC
Burke, Mildred Runkle: 1528 Green St., Harrisburg
Burnett, George Leslie: 3025 Dauphin St., Philadelphia
Butler, Eleanor Albina: Narbeth
Carter, William Porter: Philadelphia
Casey, George Whitman: Sawrthmore
Chandler, Paul William: Kennett Square
Clancey, James Dawson: Merchantville, NJ
Clark, Janet: Media
Christensen, Alfred: Philadelphia
Christie, Lorna Beatrice: New Brunswick, NJ
Coleman, Virginia Laws: Swarthmore
Coles, Charles Benjamin: Moorestown, NJ
Coles, Charlesanna Benajah: Moorestown, NJ
Collins, Leon Howard: Merchantville, NJ
Darlington, Richard Arment: Chadds Ford Junction
Dennison, David Mathias: Swarthmore
Deputy, Marion Estelle: Glenolden
Dewees, Clara Knerr: Birchrunville
Dickinson, Walter Carroll: Montclaire, NJ
Donnelly, Katherine Eliza: 634 W. State St., Trenton, NJ
Dotterer, Mary: Wayne
Dudley, John Woolman: 124 Adams St., Washington, DC
Eavenson, Hannah Tomlinson: Masonville, NJ
Elsbree, Wayland Hoyt: Preston Hollow, NJ
Embery, Margaret Wilson: 4641 Penn St., Frankford
Ford, Carroll Patterson: Norwood
Gegg, Mary Gladys: Tampa, FL
Graham, Elizabeth Blakely: Chester
Green, Eleanor Wickersham: Fox Chase
Greiner, Harriette Louise: Lansdowne
Griscom, Helen Lydia: Salem, NJ
Grobert, Norman Bird: 53 Halstead St.,. East Orange, NJ
Hallauer, Emily Elizabeth: 1541 N. 29th St., Philadelphia
Hammond, Dorothy McClellan: West Chester
Harvey, William Minton: 2217 Providence Ave., Chester
Hexamer, Hildegarde Marie: 829 Corinthian Ave., Philadelphia
Hickling, Barbara Forrester: Swarthmore
Hilgert, John Maddux: Boothwyn
Hoyt, Ella Roberts: 415 Chambers Ave., Camden, NJ
Huey, William Ronald: Kennett Square
Hull, Mary Clothier: Swarthmore
Jackson, George Bement: 55 Pineapple St., Brooklyn, NY
Jenkins, Miriam Atkinson: Swarthmore
Joseph, Edwin Morris: 1874 E. 93rd St., Cleveland, OH
Joyce, Robert Swift: Swarthmore
Kaplan, Ethel Johanna: 233 Queen Lane, Germantown
Kaplan, Gabriel Louis: 433 N Grove St., East Orange, NJ
Katzenbach, Howard Bleasdale: 617 Ride Ave., Roxborough
Keene, Ethel Eleanor: Lansdowne
Kemp, William Powell: Easton, MD
Kinsley, Dorothy Armstrong: 725 N. 63rd St., Philadelphia
Kistler, Marjorie Estelle: Wilkes-Barre
Klopp, John William: Philadelphia
Knabe, Elizabeth: 2031 N. 20th St., Philadelphia
Knight, Helen Cooper: 3813 Walnut St., Philadelphia
Kolb, George Henry: 1319 Ruscombe St., Philadelphia
Kreemer, Sarah Elizabeth: West Chester
Landis, Harry Hartman, Jr: East Petersburg
Lang, Harry William: Rutledge
Larkin, Charles Plummer: 702 Highland Ave., Chester
Lukens, Charles Wildey: Moore
McAllister, Townsend Sherman: Denver, CO
McKinley, Morrison Cushman: 1619 Green St., Philadelphia
Machemer, Frank Krick: Royersford
Mackey, Raymond Edward: 47 S. Clinton St., East Orange, NJ
Mammel, Albert Conard: North Wales
Marks, Frank Henry: 1002 Fairmount St., Washington, DC
Mears, Charles Singleton: 6701 Ridge Rd., Roxborough
Miller, Frances Katherine: Philadelphia
Moore, Grace Edna: Philadelphia
Morgan, Donald Swain: 3529 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
Moylan, William Staunton: Swarthmore
Neuenschwander, Paul W.: Sistersville, WV
Newton, Mabel Gladys: Lake Ronkonkoma, NY
Packard, Virginia Morse: Atlantic City, NJ
Pagelow, Pala: Media
Paxson, Eleanor Mary: Swarthmore
Philips, Caroline: Swarthmore
Place, George William: Swarthmore
Powell, George Alfred: Glen Head, NY
Pugh, Joseph Janvier: Lansdowne
Purdy, Frances Louise: Fort Howard, MD
Rainer, Lucy Ayres: Cedarville, NJ
Reynolds, Gregg David: West Chester
Rhoads, Catherine Ott: Lansdowne
Rose, Rebecca: Brookhaven, Chester
Runk, Frances Virginia: Philipsburg
Samuel, Helen Ethel: Morton
Saylor, Dorothy Elizabeth: Pottstown
Sheetz, Rachael Mae: Hagerstown, MD
Shoemaker, Helen: Lansdowne
Short, Clarence Albert: West Chester
Speakman, Charlotte Price: 33 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon, NY
Stettler, Marie Julia: Slatington
Stewart, Henrietta Floyd: Wilkinsburg
Stout, Mildred Carmany: 5719 Ridge Ave., Roxborough
Stow, William Hinchman: 624 State St., Camden, NJ
Strawn, Claire Kethleen: Bethlehem
Strawn, Evelyn Martha: Bethlehem
Sutch, Iona Genevieve: 362 Duval St., Philadelphia
Sutton, David Dewey: Sistersville, WV
Taylor, Thelma Marguerite: Jenkintown
Townsend, Eric Beresford: Baltimore, MD
Tyson, Josephine Elizabeth: Philadelphia
Valentine, Alan Chester: Glen Cove, NY
Virden, Marjorie Francis: Lewes, DE
Walker, Nellie Lee: Norristown
Waples, James Edward: Hammontown, NJ
Washburn, Charlotte Graves: Chevy Chase,Washington, DC
Washburn, Ruth Mekeel: Chappaqua, NY
Way, Virginia: Glen Cove, NY
Webb, Samuel Bentley: West Chester
Weber, Eleanor Rose: Norristown
Weiss, Lee: Newton Falls, OH
West, George Malcolm: Sayre
White, Emilie Hinds: Plainfield, NJ
White, Russell: Philadelphia
Wich, Evelyn Engel: Wilkes-Barre
Wildman, Josephine: Langhorne
Wilson, Grace Taylor: Lansdowne
Withers, Lydia Louise: Elizabethtown
Woodrow, Aline Mathieson: Ridgewood, NJ
Woodrow, Ruth Harriet: Mendenhall
Wright, Bernice: Williamson School
Young, Janet Graham: 6800 Lincoln Drive, Germantown
Young, William Carleton: Atglen
Zartman, Josephine Dean: Philadelphia

Will Abstracts: A - B

28.08.2008 17:20

Wills extracted from 1789 to 1850

Allen, Aaron	N. Providence	F#:438	F:3/4/1814 P:5/2/1815
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Elizabeth

Orasher

Alfred

Harriet

Allen, Thomas	Springfield	F#:64	F:3/10/1794 P:4/30/194
Spouse:Sarah

Andrews, James	Darby	F#:214	F:12/6/1802 P:4/11/1803
Spouse:Martha

Children mentioned in will:

Hannah

Josiah

John

James

Sarah

Rebecca

Arment, John	Concord	F#:153	F:6/3/1798 P:10/25/1799
Spouse:Cathren

Children mentioned in will:

Isaac

William

Arnold, James	Springfield	F#:149	F:4/8/1799 P:5/15/1799
Spouse:Martha Ogden

Art, James	Lower Chichester	F#:253	F:1/1/1803 P:5/27/1805
Spouse:Ann
Siblings: William Art

Ashford, William	Chester	F#:333	F:1/14/1810 P:10/29/1810

Children mentioned in will:

Susan, married ___ Armstong

Asken, Elizabeth	U. Chichester	F#:550	F:5/9/1818 P:6/9/1821

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Benjamin

Samuel

Mary, married ___ Hall

Askew, Joseph	U. Chichester	F#:220	F:5/24/1801 P:10/17/1803
Spouse:Elizabeth

Children mentioned in will:

John

William

Benjamin

Parker

Samuel

Mary, married ____ Hall

Joseph

Atkinson, Elizabeth	Providence	F#:329	F:4/7/1810 P:6/8/1810

Baker, Aaron J.	Birmingham	F#:453	F:1/15/1816 P:1/31/1816
Spouse:Hannah		Father: Richard Baker

Children mentioned in will:

Dilworth

Baker, Esther	Middletown	F#:420	F:9/20/1814 P:10/6/1814

Siblings: Mary Newlin, Elizabeth Baker

Ball, John	Upper Darby	F#:559	F:3/12/1818 P:12/19/1821

Siblings: Joseph, Nathan, Thomas, Mary Lobb, Elizabeth Ball, Susanna Earl, Hannah Powell

Barker, Jacob	Chichester	F#:608	F:3/2/1824 P:3/9/1824

Children mentioned in will:

Eli

Lydia, married ___ Martin

Susan, married ___ Howell

Isabella, married ___ Bigart

Jacob

Eliza, married ___ Lee

Thomas

James

Sarah Ann

Evelina

William

Barnard, James	Chester	F#:264	F:2/16/1806 P:2/25/1806

Children mentioned in will:

James

Elizabeth

Isaac

Thomas

Barnard, Susanna	Chester	F#:591	F:12/9/1822 P:8/18/1823

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Isaac

Elizabeth (dec'd)

Barr, Joanna	Darby	F#:308	F:3/16/1808 P:4/5/1809

Children mentioned in will:

Mary

Ann

Tacy

Bartholomew, Sarah	Chester	F#:613	F:5/6/1814 P:4/15/1824

Bartleson, Bartlet	Radnor	F#:405	F:2/1/1814 P:3/8/1814
Spouse:Ann

Children mentioned in will:

George

Rachel

Mark

Jonathan

Cephas

Hannah Lee

Lydia

Barton, James		F#:269	F:7/17/1806 P:9/1/1806

Children mentioned in will:

Isaac

Jane

Ziba

Adam

Sarah, married Peter Longacre

Elizabeth, married Robert Sneath

Abner

Eden

Bates, Richard	Concord	F#:291	F:12/12/1807 P:1/8/1808

Battin, Sarah	L. Providence	F#:596	F:9/4/1821 P:10/23/1823

Beale, John	Bethel	F#:580	F:6/23/1815 P:10/21/1822
Spouse:Olive

Children mentioned in will:

Aaron

Ann, married ___ Chamberlain

Phebe

Mary, married ___ Graves

Lydia

John

Olive

Beaumont, Joseph	Newtown	F#:123	F:3/3/1798 P:3/12/1798
Spouse:Margaret

Children mentioned in will:

George

Beaumont, William	F#:441	F:2/9/1810 P:7/1/1815

Siblings: brother-in-law Joseph Davis

Children mentioned in will:

Mary, married ___ Weaver

Elizabeth, married ___ Griffith

Hannah, married ___ Carpenter

Sarah, married ___ Supplee

Ann, married ___ Moore

Beckerton, Elizabeth	Chester	F#:134	F:9/7/1798 P:9/18/1798
Spouse:Jesse Beckerton (Dec'd)
Siblings: James Shaw, Samuel Shaw

Beckerton, Jesse	Chester	F#:133	F:8/25/1798 P:9/6/1798
Spouse:Elizabeth Shaw

Bentley, Ruth	Birmingham	F#:383	F:9/21/1796 P:5/14/1813

Children mentioned in will:

RobertFrame

Rebecca, married ___ McKinly

JohnFrame

ThomasFrame

JamesFrame

Bevan, Davis	Chester	F#:499	F:8/30/1814 P:4/14/1818

Children mentioned in will:

Ann, married Matthew Lawless

Tacy Anna, married ___ Stacy

Isabella

Matthew

Bevan, Isabella	Chester	F#:569	F:6/1820 P:4/23/1822

Siblings: Tacy Ann Stacy, David Bevan

Bishop, George	Edgmont	F#:53	F:6/11/1793 P:9/28/1793
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

George

Thomas

Phebe, married Oliver Pharo

Mary

Sarah

Jane, married ____ Grubb

Bishop, Mary	Edgmont	F#:539	F:4/27/1817 P:10/17/1820

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

George

Thomas

Phebe, married ___ Pharoh

Margaret, married Robert Forwood

Sarah, married Jonathan Howard

Black, Ann	Edgmont	F#:283	F:12/9/1797 P:9/25/1807

Children mentioned in will:

Margaret, married ___ Bishop

Mary, married ___ McMin

Samuel

Black, James	Upper Providence	F#:237	F:6/18/1804 P:7/19/1804

Siblings: Joseph, Thomas, Mary Cochran, Christian, Eliza

Bond, Benjamin	Chester	F#:127	F:11/16/1792 P:5/16/1798
Spouse:Rosanna

Children mentioned in will:

Abraham

Amos

Elizabeth, married _____ Barton

Bond, Isaac	Haverford	F#:607	F:3/10/1823 P:2/6/1824
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Anna Maria

Sarah

Jonathan

Isaac

Bonsall, Ann	Darcy	F#:523	F:8/28/1819 P:9/16/1819

Siblings: William, Moses

Bonsall, Benjamin	Upper Darby	F#:292	F:1/8/1806 P:1/22/1808

Children mentioned in will:

Benjamin

Esther

Bonsall, George	Haverford	F#:554	F:4/22/1821 P:8/22/1821
Spouse:Mary
Siblings: mary Palmer, wife of John

Bonsall, Hannah	Upper Darby	F#:16	F:8/21/1790 P:9/16/1790

Siblings: Sarah, Isaac, Benjamin, Enoch, Joshua

Bonsall, Jonathan	Upper Darby	F#:470	F:4/3/1815 P:8/14/1816
Spouse:Margaret

Children mentioned in will:

Reuben

Ann

Charles

Bonsall, Lydia	Upper Darby	F#:463	F:10/6/1807 P:6/11/1816

Children mentioned in will:

Margaret

Martha

Susannah

Lydia

Sarah

James

Joseph

Bonsall, Mary	Darby	F#:175	F:9/8/1794 P:2/1801

Siblings: John Hind

Children mentioned in will:

Hannah

Mary

Bonsall, Obadiah	Birmingham	F#:82	F:4/6/1795 P:5/6/1796

Children mentioned in will:

Samuel

Obadiah

Elizabeth, married _____ Gregg

Sarah, married _____ Hannum

Joseph

Hannah

Jane, married _____ Taylor

Tacy

Rebecah

Bonsall, Samuel	Concord	F#:156	F:8/1799 P:11/23/1799

Siblings: Rebekah, Joseph, Sarah Hannum, Hannah, Jane Taylor, Tacy, Obadiah

Bonsall, Sidney	Darby	F#:610	F:1/1/1824 P:3/20/1824

Siblings: Hannah wife of Samuel Palmer, Joshua, Joel

Boom, Rebecca	Ridley	F#:166	F:2/20/1795 P:6/6/1800

Children mentioned in will:

Lydia, married ____ Davis

Elizabeth, married ____ Hall

William

Boon, Joseph	Darby	F#:218	F:4/23/1802 P:6/25/1803

Children mentioned in will:

Rebecca

Joseph

John

Boon, Rebecca	Darby	F#:233	F:10/6/1803 P:4/24/1804
		Father: John Boon

Booth, John	U. chichester	F#:603	F:11/1/1823 P:11/26/1823
Spouse:Elizabeth

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Sarah (dec'd), married ___ Macay

Bottomley, John	Aston	F#:532	F:12/9/1815 P:6/24/1820

Siblings: Thomas Bottomley

Children mentioned in will:

Martha, married ___ Murphy

Bowman, Ann	U. Providence	F#:448	F:12/20/1812 P:10/9/1815

Bratten, James	U. Chichester	F#:617	F:12/30/1823 P:5/6/1824

Siblings: William Bratten

Briggs, Samuel, Sr.	Haverford	F#:367	F:2/7/1809 P:8/10/1812
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Isaac

unnamed dau. (dec'd?), married William Garrigues

Brinton, Christianna	Thornbury	F#:472	F:8/19/1810 P:10/25/1816

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Caleb, married Hannah Bowen

John, married Sarah Steinmetz

Thomas, married Catherine Odenheimer

Mary, married John Jacobs

Phebe, married James Dilworth

Hannah, married John Norris

Jane, married Joseph Trimble

Brinton, George	Birmingham	F#:44	F:5/11/1792 P:6/4/1792
Spouse:Esther

Children mentioned in will:

Amos

Edward

William

Joseph

Jane, married John Thatcher

Brinton, George	Thornbury	F#:122	F:12/22/1796 P:2/27/1798
Spouse:Christianna		Father: Joseph Brinton

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Caleb

Thomas

John

Mary, married ____ Jacobs

Phebe

Hannah

Jane

Brinton, John	Thornbury	F#:392	F:10/25/1797 P:10/19/1813
Spouse:Margaret

Children mentioned in will:

Mary, married William Meston

Esther, married ___ Trimble

Joseph

Britton, Richard	Tinicum	F#:196	F:12/252/1801 P:2/25/1802

Children mentioned in will:

Ezekiel

Richard

Ann, married William George

Amy, married John Ferman

Mary, married Isaac Stidham

Catherine, married Caleb T. Bennett

Sarah

Brooke, David	Radnor	F#:342	F:7/22/1808 P:6/17/1811
Spouse:Rachel Egbert
Siblings: Brother-in-law Lawrence Egbert

Children mentioned in will:

James

Sarah, married ___ Ogleby

Ruth, married ___ Willis

Nathan

Margaret, married ___ Manlove

Brooke, Nathan	Radnor	F#:431	F:1/2/1815 P:2/27/1815
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Jones

Mark

Benjamin

Mary

Brooke, Samuel	Radnor	F#:108	F:1/2/1797 P:4/25/1797
Spouse:Margaret

Children mentioned in will:

David

John

Samuel (dec'd)

Jesse

Broomall, Daniel		F#:574	F:9/10/1821 P:7/15/1822
Spouse:Rachel

Broomhall, Daniel	Thornbury	F#:479	F:6/14/1816 P:4/8/1817

Children mentioned in will:

James

John

Isaac

Nehemiah

Jacob

Joseph

Nathan

Rachel, married Caleb Temple (dec'd)

Brown, James	U. Chichester	F#:94	F:2/29/1796 P:4/28/1796

Children mentioned in will:

Jeremiah

Daniel

Agnes, married ____ Smith

Elizabeth, married ____ Talley

Susannah, married _____ Martin

Hannah, married ____ Hartley

Brown, Nathaniel	U. Chichester	F#:366	F:6/29/1812 P:7/20/1812
Spouse:Esther

Children mentioned in will:

Nathaniel

Collet

Jeremiah

Rebekah, married ___ Enochs

Elizabeth

Sarah

Susannah, married ___ Truman

Brown, William	Ridley	F#:300	F:8/3/1808 P:9/17/1808
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

William

George

Archibald (dec'd)

Jane (dec'd)

Nancy, married ____ Wrigley

Bullock, Isaac	Concord	F#:203	F:9/19/1797 P:6/11/1802
Spouse:Margery

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Moses

John

Mary, married ____ Hall

Jane

Bullock, Thomas	Birmingham	F#:618	F:4/14/1824 P:5/12/1824
Spouse:Elizabeth

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Aaron

Robert

Jane

Marjory

Elizabeth

Bunting, Josiah	Darby	F#:391	F:5/7/1808 P:10/15/1813
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

Elizabeth

Martha, married ___ Andrews

Hannah

Ann

Joseph

Josiah

Burn, Jane	Marple	F#:211	F:12/1/1798 P:3/14/1803

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Isaac

Rachel, married ____ Dunwoody

Burn, William	Marple	F#:34	F:5/19/1791 P:12/3/1791
Spouse:Jane

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Isaac

Rachel, married _____ Dunwoody

William

Burns, John	L. Chichester	F#:581	F: P:
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Gilliad

James

Eliza

Burns, Joseph	Chester	F#:561	F:12/11/1821 P:1/2/1822
Spouse:Hannah

Children mentioned in will:

Margaret

George

Burns, William	Marcus Hook	F#:423	F:8/28/1814 P:12/6/1814
Spouse:Hannah

Children mentioned in will:

David

James

Henrietta

Byers, Elizabeth

Concord

F#:73

F:6/30/1791 P:12/6/1794

Will Abstracts: C - E

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Wills extracted from 1789 to1850

Caley, Samuel	Newtown	F#:544	F:4/26/1820 P:3/14/1821
Spouse:Hannah
Siblings: Ann Thomas

Children mentioned in will:

Samuel

Mary, married Phineas Lewis

Carpenter, John	U. Chichester	F#:518	F:8/2/1819 P:8/25/1819
Spouse:Rachel
Siblings: Jacob Carpenter

Children mentioned in will:

Jane

Rachel

Carter, Edward	Chester	F#:547	F:8/14/1819 P:5/9/1821
Spouse:Catherine

Children mentioned in will:

Ann, married ___ Roberts

Hannah, married ___ Culin

Carter, Lydia	Chester	F#:88	F:12/25/1794 P:5/9/1796

Children mentioned in will:

Margaret, married Joseph Carter

Daniel

Joseph

Carter, Martin	Chester	F#:249	F:10/4/1801 P:1/10/1805
Spouse:Jane

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Sarah, married ____ Branner

Prudence, married ____ Linn

Moses

Grace, married ____ Babb

Theron

Chadds, Elizabeth	Birmingham	F#:30	F:3/7/1790 P:8/27/1791

Chamberlain, Ann	Birmingham	F#:279	F:7/24/1805 P:6/1/1807

Children mentioned in will:

John

William

Chamberlain, Susannah	Concord	F#:1	F:11/5/1774 P:10/17/1789

Cherry, James	Bethel	F#:254	F:7/4/1805 P:7/29/1805

Cheynet, Mary	Thornbury	F#:611	F:2/7/1824 P:3/20/1824

Children mentioned in will:

William

Elizabeth, married ___ Rawn

Mary

Cheyney, John	Thornbury	F#:272	F:9/20/1805 P:10/13/1806

Siblings: Thomas Cheyney, Mary Riley (wife of Richard), Joseph Cheyney (dec'd)

Cheyney, Joseph	Thornbury	F#:241	F:8/15/1804 P:9/8/1804

Siblings: Curtis, Esther Strode, Mary Green, Samuel, Jesse, Ann, Abel, Elizabeth, Hannah, Phebe, Waldron, Jane Chamberlain

Cheyney, Richard	Thornbury	F#:25	F:6/14/1791 P:6/25/1791

Children mentioned in will:

Jane

John

William

Elizabeth

Mary

Charles

Clayton, Abigail	Bethel	F#:360	F:1/25/1802 P:4/2/1812

Children mentioned in will:

Hannah

Elizabeth

Clayton, Joseph	L. Chichester	F#:609	F:8/12/1804 P:3/10/1824
Spouse:Rebecca

Children mentioned in will:

Cornelia

Clement, John	Darby	F#:363	F:5/28/1812 P:6/11/1812
Spouse:Elizabeth
Siblings: Brother-in-law Isaac Oakford

Children mentioned in will:

Aaron

Isaac

Ann

John

Eliza

Clime, Philip	Ridley	F#:173	F:2/13/1799 P:1/6/1801

Cloud, Mordecai	U. Chichester	F#:177	F:4/28/1800 P:3/6/1801
Spouse:Agnes

Children mentioned in will:

Harlin

Benjamin

Ann, married ____ Peters

Cloud, Sarah	Concord	F#:299	F:10/15/1805 P:8/15/1808

Children mentioned in will:

Joshua, married Ann

Joseph

James

Coborn, Thomas	Chester	F#:60	F:4/19/1790 P:4/2/1794
Spouse:Rachel

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Colvin, Robert	Ridley	F#:358	F:3/7/1812 P:3/21/1812

Siblings: Alexander Colvin, Mary Colvin

Courtney, Thomas	Newtown	F#:163	F:12/31/1792 P:4/12/1800
Spouse:Ann

Cowen, William	Ridley	F#:36	F:5/4/1786 P:3/5/1792

Children mentioned in will:

Ephraim

Jonas

Ann

William

Mary

Cox, Andrew	Darby	F#:474	F:1/16/1816 P:2/14/1817

Children mentioned in will:

Isaac Newton

William

Craige, James	U. Chichester	F#:411	F:12/5/1807 P:4/9/1814

Children mentioned in will:

John

Mary, married ___ Dutton

Jane, married ___ Vincent

James

Ann, married ___ Boyd

Elizabeth, married William Lindsey

Crawford, John	L. Chichester	F#:15	F:8/29/1788 P:8/26/1790

Children mentioned in will:

John

Margaret, married Thomas Grubb

Hannah, married Samuel Trimble

Samuel

Crips, Jacob	Middletown	F#:92	F:4/7/1796 P:4/21/1796
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

William

Crosby, Eleanor	Ridley	F#:61	F:3/3/1792 P:8/15/1793

Children mentioned in will:

Richard

John

Susanna, married Caleb Phipps

Crosby, John	Ridley	F#:116	F:11/3/1797 P:11/23/1797

Crosby, John	Chester	F#:564	F:7/18/1813 P:2/22/1822
Spouse:Ann

Children mentioned in will:

Robert

Eleanor, married John F. Hill

Susanna, married ___ Morton

Crosby, John (Jr,)	Ridley	F#:240	F:8/16/1804 P:8/29/1804
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

John

Ann

Rebecca

Sarah

Eliza

Cross, Joseph	U. Chichester	F#:519	F:7/15/1819 P:8/25/1819

Siblings: Rachel, Elizabeth, Sarah, John

Crozer, Elizabeth	Springfield	F#:151	F:9/16/1798 P:9/24/1799

Siblings: John Crozer, Rachel Crozer, Martha Crozer, Mary Caldwell, Sarah Ogdon

Crozer, James	Springfield	F#:125	F:8/4/1793 P:4/12/1798

Children mentioned in will:

John

Mary, married John Caldwell

Elizabeth

Sarah

Rebecca, married ___ Brinton

Rachel

Martha

Esther

Crozer, John	Springfield	F#:461	F:8/11/1803 P:5/11/1816
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

John

Samuel

Crozer, Rachel	Springfield	F#:356	F:10/1/1811 P:12/5/1811

Siblings: Martha Crozer, Mary Caldwell, John Crozer, Elizabeth Birchall, Sarah Odgen

Culin, John	Ridley	F#:408	F:3/8/1814 P:3/24/1814
Spouse:Ann

Children mentioned in will:

Israel

Justis

John

Culin, William	U. Providence	F#:379	F:12/16/1812 P:2/4/1813
		Mother:Alice Culin
Siblings: Daniel Culin, John Culin

Cummings, Elizabeth	Upper Darby	F#:457	F:3/14/1816 P:4/8/1816

Siblings: sister Ann Herbison

Children mentioned in will:

JaneHerbison

Cummings, James	Upper Darby	F#:384	F:3/5/1813 P:6/14/1813
Spouse:Elizabeth
Siblings: Thomas Cummings

Daughterty, Susannah	N. Providence	F#:152	F:3/3/1792 P:10/8/1799

David, Amos		F#:126B	F: P:

Children mentioned in will:

John

Amos

Samuel

Mary

George

Amer

Sarah

David, Evan	Radnor	F#:399	F: P:1814
Spouse:Thamer

Children mentioned in will:

Susannah, married ___ Roberts

Margret, married ___ Williams

Isaac

David

Davis, Edward	Radnor	F#:261	F:108/1801 P:12/25/1805

Siblings: Rebecca Ellis, Sameul Davis (dec'd)

Davis, Issac	Radnor	F#:397	F:8/12/1807 P:1/3/1814

Siblings: Margaret Williams

Davis, John	Chichester	F#:120	F:1/9/1798 P:2/23/1798
Spouse:Rebecca

Children mentioned in will:

John

Davis, Joseph	Birmingham	F#:24	F:1/5/1791 P:6/14/1791

Children mentioned in will:

William

Perthenia, married ___ Marsh

Sarah, married Nathan Hayes

Elizabeth, married _____ Baldwin

Joseph

Benjamin

Davis, Lewis	Haverford	F#:230	F:9/3/1796 P:2/28/1804

Children mentioned in will:

Benjamin

Joseph

Mary, married ___ Ashbridge

Ann, married ___ Lewis

Davis, Ruth	Radnor	F#:154	F:6/26/1799 P:10/29/1799

Siblings: Edward Davis, Rebecca Ellis

Davis, Tacy	Newtown	F#:549	F:5/2/1820 P:5/16/1821

Siblings: Benjamin, Ruth Pierce, Hannah Davis, sister-in-law Frances

Dawes, Rumford	Springfield	F#:524	F:12/20/1818 P:11/1/1819
Spouse:1) Mary 2) Martha
Siblings: Charles Whitelock (brother of former wife)

Children mentioned in will:

Jonathan

Mary, married Samuel E. Howell

Elizabeth, married Thomas Massey

Day, James	Middletown	F#:290	F:8/17/1804 P:12/7/1807

Children mentioned in will:

John

Samuel

Margaret, married Isaiah Richards

Dehaven, Hannah	Radnor	F#:45	F:3/3/1792 P:6/14/1792

Children mentioned in will:

Edith

Dick, Thomas	Chester	F#:341	F:4/6/1810 P:5/1/1811
Spouse:Phebe

Dicks, Roger	Nether Providence	F#:306	F:8/3/1803 P:1/11/1809
Spouse:Rebecca
Siblings: Brother-in-law Joh Peirce

Diehl, Nicholas	Tinicum	F#:508	F:10/9/1811 P:12/22/1818
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Adam

Nicholas

Thomas

William

John

Mary

Donne, Nathan	Aston	F#:388	F:4/4/1813 P:9/11/1813

Children mentioned in will:

John

Evelina

Charlotte

Dunn, George	Radnor	F#:263	F:2/25/1805 P:2/25/1805
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Martha

Margaret, married Benjamin H. Smith

Robert

George

Dunn, Robert	Ridley	F#:477	F:3/4/1817 P:3/13/1817
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Catharine

Thomas

Andrew

Dunn, Sarah	F#:584	F:12/29/1822 P:2/10/1823
	Mother:Mary
Siblings: Mordecai Dunn, Esther Sankey, Mary, Susanna Dunn

Dunn, William	Haverford	F#:485	F:3/25/1817 P:8/4/1817

Siblings: David Dunn

Children mentioned in will:

Susanna, married ___ Haley

Phebe, married ___ Taggert

Dunwoody, James	Marple	F#:436	F:1/29/1815 P:4/18/1815
Spouse:Rachel		Father: David Dunwoody

Children mentioned in will:

William

John

Joseph

Dutton, Jonathan	U. Chichester	F#:528	F:10/9/1819 P:2/23/1820
Spouse:Marsha

Children mentioned in will:

John

Richard

Alice, married ___ Paist

Jonathan

Robert

Rebecca

Dutton, Richard	U. Chichester	F#:77	F:12/1/1793 P:5/4/1796

Children mentioned in will:

Jonathan

Thomas

Edenton, Dinah	Middletown	F#:531	F:4/14/1818 P:6/7/1820

Children mentioned in will:

JosephHall

Edwards, Jane	Chester	F#:593	F:9/26/1823 P:10/11/1823

Children mentioned in will:

Garrett

Charles

George

Seth

Edwards, Joseph	Chestter	F#:575	F:8/17/1822 P:8/22/1822
Spouse:Mary
Siblings: Abner, Robert, James

Edwards, William	N. Providence	F#:186	F:7/1/1801 P:8/6/1801

Children mentioned in will:

Jacob

James

Margaret, married ____ Edwards

Prudence, married Seth Thomas

Sarah, married ____ Barton

William (dec'd)

Effingar, Henry	Marple	F#:96	F:5/11/1790 P:5/23/1796
Spouse:Agnes

Effinger, Agnes	Marple	F#:315	F:10/15/1805 P:
Spouse:Henry Effinger

Children mentioned in will:

Malachi

Agnes, married ___ Hoppersett

Effinger, Henry	Ridley	F#:150	F: P:6/12/1799
Spouse:Rachel

Children mentioned in will:

Henry

Jacob

Agness

Margaret

Sarah

Rebecca

Elliott, Ann	Nether Providence	F#:303	F:12/8/1807 P:11/18/1808

Children mentioned in will:

Hugh

William

Sarah, married William Doyle

Mary

Elliott, Benjamin	Darby	F#:469	F:12/29/1808 P:7/9//1816
Spouse:Sarah		Father: Enoch Elliott

Children mentioned in will:

Elizabeth, married ___ Grover

Hannah, married ___ Moore

Elliott, Ruth	Philadlephia	F#:14	F:5/1790 P:6/11/1790
Spouse:Christian Elliott
Siblings: Ruth Merrion, Thoms Merrion, Joseph Merrion

Ellis, Bridget	Radnor	F#:348	F:2/23/1811 P:9/30/1811
		Mother:Rebecca Ellis
Siblings: Griffith Ellis

Ellis, Hannah	Heverford	F#:394	F:8/8/1813 P:10/20/1813

Siblings: John Griffith

Ellis, Humphrey	Haverford	F#:56	F:9/25/1793 P:11/21/793
Spouse:Mary
Siblings: Amos

Children mentioned in will:

Elizabeth

Isaac

William

Amos

Ellis, Jesse	Haverford	F#:155	F:1/2/1799 P:10/29/1799
Spouse:Hannah

Children mentioned in will:

Mary, married John Free

Ellis, Thomas	Haverford	F#:118	F:3/26/1781 P:12/25/1797
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

Hester

Mary

Isaac

David

Jonathan

Thomas

Ely, Joseph	Nether Providence	F#:257	F:7/1/1805 P:8/17/1805

Ely, Sarah	N. Providence	F#:206	F:6/16/1801 P:12/27/1802

Siblings: John Dicks, Peter Dicks

Children mentioned in will:

Esther

Joshua

Emlem, James		F#:138	F:9/22/1797 P:11/9/1798

Evans, Ann	Edgmont	F#:208	F:1/15/1799 P:3/5/1803
Spouse:Cadwalader Evans

Children mentioned in will:

Alice, married Jonathan Morris

Robert

Evans, David	Radnor	F#:271	F:9/12/1806 P:10/4/1806

Children mentioned in will:

Mary

Hannah

John

David

Cadwalader

Evans, Elizabeth	Aston	F#:246	F:5/5/1801 P:11/1/1804

Children mentioned in will:

Ruth, married William Hannum

Hannah, married Thomas Vernon

Samuel

Evans, John	Radnor	F#:68	F:7/25/1784 P:10/20/1794

Children mentioned in will:

David

Ruth, married Abraham Free

Amey

Margaret

Acquilla

Evans, John	Newtown	F#:572	F:5/16/1822 P:7/9/1822
Spouse:Phebe
Siblings: Edward, brother-in-law Robert Steel

Evans, Jonathan	Upper Darby	F#:475	F:3/6/1807 P:2/19/1817

Children mentioned in will:

William

Jonathan

Eunice, married ___ Williamson

Ann, married Joel McClellan

Sarah, married ___ Williamson

Martha, married ___ Jinnings

Evans, Lydia	Radnor	F#:182	F:4/1/1801 P:5/1801

Children mentioned in will:

Samuel

Evans, Mary	Darby	F#:10	F: P:
Spouse:______ Evans
Siblings: Ann Morris, Sarah Warner, Hannah Serrill, Elizabeth Ash, brother Thom Pearson, John Pearson

Evans, Mary	U. Providence	F#:514	F:10/24/1814 P:5/7/1819
		Mother:Rebecca

Evans, Nathan	Radnor	F#:412	F:3/21/1814 P:4/11/1814

Evans, Robert	Edgmont	F#:276	F:11/20/1804 P:3/19/1807

Eyre, John	U. Chichester	F#:364	F:10/20/1811 P:6/12/1812
Spouse:Isabella

Children mentioned in will:

Maryann

Eyre, William

Bethel

F#:425

F:6/6/1805 P:12/12/1814

Will Abstracts: F - H

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Wills extracted from 1789 to 1850

Fairlamb, Eleanor	Newtown	F#:184	F:3/30/181 P:7/28/1801

Siblings: John Fairlamb

Farr, Abraham	Edgmont	F#:602	F:7/23/1823 P:11/26/1823

Children mentioned in will:

Abraham

Fawkes, Joseph	Newtown	F#:421	F:6/16/1814 P:10/8/1814
Spouse:Alice

Fawkes, Richard	Newtown	F#:3	F:2/13/1789 P:11/29/1789
Spouse:Rebeccah

Children mentioned in will:

John, married Sarah Lane

Thomas

Fawkes, Richard	Newtown	F#:583	F:10/19/1822 P:12/14/1822
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Isaiah

Fawkes, Sarah	Newtown	F#:334	F:6/11/1810 P:11/24/1810

Children mentioned in will:

Samuel

Nathaniel

John

Richard

Rebecca

Mary

Joseph

Ann

Fell, William	Springfield	F#:37	F:6/17/1790 P:3/20/1792

Siblings: Ann

Fentham, Priscilla	Darby	F#:277	F:12/15/1803 P:3/27/1807

Children mentioned in will:

Ann, married ____ Few

Ferguson, Robert		F#:54	F:12/16/1790 P:11/16/1793
Spouse:Elizabeth

Flowers, John	Marcus Hook	F#:289	F:11/2/1803 P:11/23/1807
		Mother:Sarah Marshall
Siblings: Hannah Hannon

Ford, Lydia	Newtown	F#:625	F:7/14/1824 P:8/21/1824

Siblings: Mary Markward, Jane Ford, Rebecca Parsons, SarahBispam, Abigail Jackson, James Ford, Caleb Ford, William Ford

Foreman, John	Haverford	F#:410	F:12/4/1813 P:4/4/1814
Spouse:Amy

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Forrest, William	N. Providence	F#:192	F:2/16/1810 P:10/15/1801
Spouse:Jane

Children mentioned in will:

Henry

Elizabeth

James

Andrew

Nancy

William

Frame, Robert	Bormingham	F#:480	F:5/10/1817 P:5/26/1817
Spouse:Eleanor

Children mentioned in will:

Robert

Rebecca, married ___ McKinley

Margaret, married William Smith

Mary, married ___ Hickman

Elizabeth, married ___ Miles

Orpah

Jane

Sarah

Francis, Philip	Upper Darby	F#:183B	F:2/17/1794 P:6/10/1801
Spouse:Henrietta Maria

Children mentioned in will:

John

Maria

Free, John	Haverford	F#:330	F:8/17/1810 P:9/6/1810
Spouse:Mary (dec'd?)
Siblings: Abraham, Samuel, David, Ann Cromwell

Gamble, Patrick	Concord	F#:176	F:6/3/1797 P:3/6/1801

Gardner, Archibald	Darby	F#:439	F:11/30/1813 P:6/8/1815
Spouse:Hannah

Garretson, Joseph	U. Providence	F#:35	F:12/12/1791 P:2/25/1792
Spouse:Hannah (Calvert?)

Garrett, Ann	Darby	F#:79	F:3/29/1793 P:5/5/1796
Spouse:William Garrett

Children mentioned in will:

William

Oborn

John

Elizabeth, married _____ Levis

Ann

Garrett, Nathan	Upper Darby	F#:210	F:8/17/1798 P:3/9/1803

Children mentioned in will:

Nathan

Thomas

Jane, married ____ Jones

Ann, married ____ Paschall

Garrett, Oborn	Upper Darby	F#:259	F:4/25/1804 P:11/19/1805

Siblings: John Garrett, William Garrett, Ann Jones, Elizabeth Levis

Gest, William	Bethel	F#:225	F:12/8/1802 P:1/6/1804

Children mentioned in will:

Benjamin

Abraham

John

Susannah, married ___ Willis

Rachel, married ___ Cloud

Mary, married ___ Pierce

Hannah, married ___ Pierce

Sarah (dec'd), married ___ Prince

Alice (dec'd), married ___ Martin

Gibbons, Joseph	Springfield	F#:100	F:11/8/1795 P:8/18/1796

Children mentioned in will:

James

Joseph

George

Jane, married Robert Malcolm

Mary, married Matthew Ash

Hannah, married Enoch Harlan

Ann

Elizabeth

Sarah

Rebecca

Gibbons, Margaret	Springfield	F#:426	F:8/5/1813 P:12/21/1814

Children mentioned in will:

Jane, married ___ Malcom

Mary Ash, married ___ Lloyd

Sarah, married Abisha Clark

George

Gilpin, Sarah	U. Providence	F#:161	F:2/12/1798 P:2/17/1800

Children mentioned in will:

Mary, married ____ Crosley

Abigail

Lydia, married ____ Porter

EdwardWoodward, married Mary

Gracey, Samuel	Haverford	F#:352	F:11/11/1802 P:11/28/1811

Children mentioned in will:

Patience, married ___ Williamson

John

Graham, Abigail	F#:124	F:5/15/1796 P:12/8/1797
Spouse:Henry Hale Graham
Siblings: Joseph Pennell, Dorothy Smith

Children mentioned in will:

William

Eleanor, married ____ Hoskins

Mary, married ____ Mary

Henrietta, married ____ Flowers

Dorothea

Catherine, married ____ Robinson

Abigail

Graham, Wiliam	Chester	F#:560	F:3/4/1820 P:1/4/1822
Spouse:Jane
Siblings: Eleanor, Mary, Henrietta, Katharine

Graham, Zedekiah	F#:143	F:9/28/1798 P:12/18/1798

Siblings: Dorothy Smith

Grantham, George	Ridley	F#:98	F:7/9/1791 P:7/26/1796

Siblings: Charles Grantham

Green, Jane	Edgmont	F#:117	F:3/17/1796 P:12/25/1797
Spouse:Abel Green (dec'd)

Children mentioned in will:

Lydia, married ____ Minshall

Esther, married ____ McGowing

Jane, married ____ Baker

Sarah, married ____ Smedley

Margaret, married ____ Burns

Green, Robert	Birmingham	F#:12	F:9/21/1789 P:5/11/1790

Siblings: Margaret Chalfant

Children mentioned in will:

Jesse

Amos

Robert

Lot

Rebecca

Abigail, married ____ Hollingsworth

Rachel

Hannah

Aaron

Green, Silas	Concord	F#:97	F:6/12/1796 P:7/26/1796

Griffith, George	F#:571	F:4/2/1822 P:5/27/1822
Spouse:Eunice
Siblings: Mary Griffith

Children mentioned in will:

William

Griffith, Hannah	Aston	F#:489	F:9/14/1817 P:9/30/1817

Siblings: brother-in-law Abner Griffith

Griffith, Joseph, Jr.	Edgmont	F#:365	F:6/18/1812 P:7/9/1812
		Father: Joseph Griffith
Siblings: Sarah Forrester, Margaret Griffith, Castle Griffith, William Griffith, Llewelin ap Griffith, Uncle Joseph Bishop

Grover, Elizabeth	Radnor	F#:52	F:1790 P:7/15/1793

Children mentioned in will:

John

Hugh

George

Robert

Mary, married ____ Derrick

Elizabeth

Margaret

Grubb, Adam	Chester	F#:19	F:3/9/1790 P:1/10/1791
Spouse:Mary
Siblings: Hannah Saunders, Mary Maul, Richard Grubb,

Grubb, Mary	Chester	F#:245	F:8/15/1803 P:10/5/1804

Siblings: Joseph Russell (dec'd)

Gruber, John	Darby	F#:171	F:6/19/1789 P:10/20/1800

Children mentioned in will:

George

Mary

Elizabeth, married Michael Trites

Catherine

Margaret, married Samuel Shaw

Guyger, George	Radnor	F#:219	F:7/29/1803 P:8/10/1803
Spouse:Margaret

Children mentioned in will:

Jacob

Susanna, married ___ Beale

Mary, married ___ White

Hahn, John	Darby	F#:556	F:5/6/1821 P:11/20/1821

Children mentioned in will:

Catherina, married ___ Rudolph

Elizabeth, married ___ Baker

William

John

Caspar

Mary

Henry

Rosina, married James Kinney

Hall, David	Marple	F#:223	F:9/5/1801 P:12/13/1803

Children mentioned in will:

David

Edward

Joseph

Sarah, married ____ Levis

Beulah, married William Brommwell

Hall, John	Springfield	F#:104	F:9/12/1796 P:1/3/1797

Children mentioned in will:

Mary, married Owen Rhoads

Hannah, married Benjamin Lobb

Hall, Robert	Aston	F#:114	F:10/15/1797 P:10/30/1797
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

Robert

Hall, Sarah	Aston	F#:174	F:9/20/1800 P:1/9/1801

Children mentioned in will:

Elizabeth, married ____ Jones

Ann, married ____ Vernon

Mary, married ____ Ricard

Robert

Joseph

Hall, Stephen	Concord	F#:444	F:4/18/1815 P:8/7/1815
Spouse:Elizabeth

Children mentioned in will:

George

Ann

Elizabeth

Phebe, married ___ Hollingsworth

Susannah, married ___ Pennell

Mary, married ___ Palmer

Halloway, Sarah	Philadelphia	F#:5	F:6/4/1785 P:1/21/1790
Spouse:Mr. Halloway
Siblings: William Griscom, Samuel Griscom, Mary Hibberd, Abigail Parish

Hammel, Phebe	Edgmont	F#:304	F:9/27/1807 P:12/16/1808

Children mentioned in will:

Sarah, married ____ Bishop

Hampton, John	Radnor	F#:507	F:10/16/1818 P:12/14/1818

Children mentioned in will:

Woodward

Zillah, married Timothy Conner

Ann, married William Donald

Elizabeth

Jane

Rebecca, married ___ Cornogg

Rachel, married ___ Stringfellow

Harmon, John	U. Providence	F#:221	F:10/24/1803 P:10/24/1803

Harrison, Caleb (Sr.)		F#:40	F:11/17/1790 P:4/21/1792
Spouse:Eleanor

Children mentioned in will:

Mary

Joshua

Hannah, married John Meredith

Caleb

Harrison, John	Chester	F#:142	F:7/19/1798 P:11/30/1798
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Ann

Elizabeth

Hart, Hannah	Chester	F#:543	F:2/14/1821 P:2/26/1821

Hatten, Sarah	Concord	F#:314	F:4/29/1800 P:8/11/1809

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Joseph

Peter

Rachel, married ___ Wilson

Hannah, married ___ Askew

Elizabeth, married ___ Wilson

Hatton, Hannah	Concord	F#:478	F:2/1813 P:3/15/1817

Children mentioned in will:

Elizabeth

Sarah

Hatton, Peter	Concord	F#:137	F:8/23/1798 P:10/29/1798
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Peter

Thomas

Rachel, married _____ Wilson

Hannah, married _____ Askew

Elizabeth, married _____ Mercer

Haworth, John	Haverford	F#:4	F:10/7/1776 P:1/6/1790
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

George

Haworth, Patience	Haverford	F#:555	F:8/13*/1821 P:9/27/1821

Children mentioned in will:

John

Rebecca, married ___ Davis

Deborah, married ___ Rudolph

Hayes, Ann	F#:11	F:10/14/1789 P:4/24/1790
Spouse:______ Hayes
Siblings: Jonathan Wood, George, Jane Sellers, Sarah Pearson

Hayman, William	Newtown	F#:601	F:8/8/1816 P:11/13/1823

Children mentioned in will:

Anthony

William

Isaac

Elizabeth, married George W. Holstein

Sophia, married Matthias Coates

Ann, married Aaron Vodges

Hayworth, George	Haverford	F#:284	F:9/9/1807 P:10/12/1807
Spouse:Patience

Children mentioned in will:

John

Rebecca

Deborah

Mary

Hazard, Oram	Middletown	F#:103	F: P:12/24/1796

Children mentioned in will:

Joel

Jane

Mary

Phebe

Ely

Heacock, John	Middletown	F#:71	F:11/16/1791 P:12/3/1794

Children mentioned in will:

Hannah

Ann

Jonathan

Nathan

John

Heacock, Phebe	Kingsessing	F#:605	F:6/20/1814 P:12/22/1823

Children mentioned in will:

ElizabethHeacock

Eliza, married Thomas Horne

Hermany, Jonathan	Chester	F#:573	F:6/24/182 P:7/15/1822

Siblings: Rachel Baggs wife of William Baggs

Hewes, Samuel	Aston	F#:548	F:10/20/1817 P:5/12/1821
Spouse:Sarah

Children mentioned in will:

Samuel

Jemima

Hibberd, Isaac	Upper Darby	F#:110	F:2/27/1795 P:5/23/1797

Children mentioned in will:

Joseph

Isaac

Elizabeth, married ____ Davis

Hibberd, John	Upper Darby	F#:390	F:9/16/1813 P:10/1/1913

Siblings: half-brother Abraham Hibberd, Jacob Hibberd, Samuel (dec'd), Mary Sharpless, Ann

Hill, John	Middletown	F#:402	F:8/10/1812 P:2/23/1814
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Rachel (dec'd), married Nathan Sharpless

Mary, married ___ Steel

Holland, Nathan	Marple	F#:99	F:4/16/1792 P:7/27/1796
Spouse:Catharine Potts

Children mentioned in will:

Thomas

Mary

Sarah

Samuel

Nathaniel

Johannah

Holland, Robert	Darby	F#:597	F:8/31/1823 P:11/7/1823

Siblings: Sarah Chase wife of Richard

Holmes, Thomas	Ridley	F#:247	F:9/11/1804 P:11/6/1804
Spouse:Susannah

Holston, John	Edgmont	F#:91	F:3/11/1795 P:4/14/1796
Spouse:Martha

Children mentioned in will:

John

Benjamin

Joseph

George

Ann, married Daniel Calvert

Mary, married ____ Sill

Sarah, married _____ McCarty

Phebe, married ____ Hardin

Holston, Martha	Edgmont	F#:266	F:2/8/1806 P:5/27/1806
Spouse:John Holston

Children mentioned in will:

John

Benjamin

Joseph

George

Ann, married ___ Calvert

Mary, married ___ Sill

Sarah, married William McCarty

Phebe, married ___ Harden

Hoopes, Abraham	Edgmont	F#:89B	F:12/12/1792 P:10/10/1795

Children mentioned in will:

Benjamin

George

John

Jacob

Abigail, married William Regester

Jane, married Joseph Robins

Abraham

Isaac

Horne, Edawrd	Darby	F#:589	F:7/3/1823 P:7/23/1823
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

William

Stephen

John

Davis

Elizaebth

Simon

Henry

Martha, married ___ Goodwin

Hoskin, William	Edgmont	F#:378	F:11/8/1812 P:1/9/1813

Children mentioned in will:

Frances, married ___ Shelley

Joseph (dec'd)

William

Rebecca, married ___ Moulder

Caleb

John

Nathaniel

Hannah, married Joseph Smith

Elizabeth, married ___ Morrison

Martha, married ___ Booth

Howard, Alice	Edgmont	F#:568	F:5/26/1821 P:4/3/1822

Siblings: Martha Yarnell, Hannah Yarnell

Hubbs, Sarah	Springfiedl	F#:529	F:9/5/1813 P:3/24/1824

Siblings: Slater Lownes, Rebecca Lownes, George Bolton Lownes

Humphreys, Ann		F#:201	F:11/17/1796 P:1802

Hunt, John	Darby	F#:20	F:3/21/1783 P:2/8/1791

Children mentioned in will:

John

Hunt, Susanna	Concord	F#:443	F:11/18/1808 P:
Spouse:William (dec'd)

Hunter, Edward	Newtown	F#:484	F:7/19/1817 P:8/31/1817

Children mentioned in will:

William

Rebecca, married ___ Pechin

Margaret

Allice, married ___ Cornog

Hannah

Elizabeth

Hunter, George	Edgmont	F#:267	F:3/6/1803 P:7/21/1806

Siblings: Joanathan Hunter (dec'd)

Hunter, Hannah	Newtown	F#:222	F:5/12/1802 P:12/3/1803
Spouse:James Hunter		Father: John

Children mentioned in will:

James

John

George

Sarah, married Evan Lewis

Mary, married ____ Jones

Hunter, Hannah	Easttown	F#:349	F:3/3/1808 P:10/18/1811

Children mentioned in will:

Alice, married ___ Jones

Edward

William

Hunter, John	Thornbury	F#:497	F:12/30/1817 P:2/25/1818
Spouse:Martha

Children mentioned in will:

James

Robert

Joseph

Thomson

John

William

Hunter, John	Newtown	F#:558	F:9/6/1813 P:12/17/1821
Spouse:Ann

Children mentioned in will:

John

Sarah, married ___ Evans

Ann

Rebecca, married ___ Matlack

Elizabeth

Hunter, Jonathan	Edgmont	F#:169	F:9/18/1783 P:8/5/1800

Siblings: Peter, George, Mary Matlack (dec'd)

Huston, Thomas	Thornbury	F#:490	F:7/24/1827 P:11/17/1817
Spouse:Mary

Children mentioned in will:

Ann James Huston

Samuel Jones Huston

Thomas Steel Huston