I16108: Mary ALLEN (ABT 1780

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2 Mary BLAIR b: 16 SEP 1734 + George BRAXTON

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Src: Mrs. Oscar Markus, The Vestals of Pennsylvania, USA and Allied Families, (1964, unpublished) "Joseph was a weaver in Dorchester at the time of his marriage to Hannah. He and his wife had moved to Delaware Co, Concord Friends Meeting in Pennsylvania by Feb. 10, 1695-6 as their certificate of removal is filed on that date. He was called the partriarch of his family who died on his Birmingham Plantation by Jay researcher, Denise Bond. (C-874)"

"Related to George Washington: Joseph GILPIN. Born in 1664 in England. Joseph died in Birmingham Township, Chester County, PA on 9 Nov 1741, he was 77. Religion: Quaker.

On 23 Feb 1691 when Joseph was 27, he married Hannah GLOVER, daughter of GLOVER & Alice LAMBOLL, in Baghurst, Southampton, England. Born in 1675 in England, Fishingwell, Southampton. Hannah died in Delaware on 12 Jan 1757, she was 82. They had one child: i. Samuel (1694-1767)" http://users.erols.com/aswhite/Register%20Report%20of%20Washingto n%20Descent.html

" Joseph Gilpin was born on 8 Jun 1663 in Warborough, Oxfordshire, England. He died on 9 Nov 1739 in Birmingham, Chester, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Nov 1739. He married Hannah Glover on 23 Feb 1691 in Friends Meeting, Baghurst, Hampshire, England."

"Joseph Gilpin (1664-1771) Colonel in Cromwells Army and later became a Quaker. Descended from Richard De Gaylpin in 1206. Sailed from England to Chester Co., Pa., 1696. Settled at Chads Ford, Chester Co., Pa., 1696." American Armoury and Blue Book., 1907. John Matthews

"The Gilpin House, used by the Marquis de Lafayette as headquarters at the time of the Battle of Brandywine, has been restored and preserved in Brandywine Battlefield State Park, overlooking Chadd's Ford, Pa. Washington moved his army to Brandywine Creek, southwest of Philadelphia, and there engaged the British advance on September 11, 1777.

"John Gilpin, Elkton, Md. (1123) Son of Henry H. and Margaret W. (Ricketts) Gilpin; grandson of John and Mary Hollingsworth) Gilpin; great grandson of Henry Hollingsworth, Colonel Elk Battalion Maryland Militia; great grandson of Joseph Gilpin, member of Maryland Convention of 1776" National Register of the Society Sons of the American Revolution.

Joseph Gilpin, third son and sixth child of Thomas and Joan (Bartholomew) Gilpin, was born , June 8, 1663, at Warborough, Oxfordshire, and at the date of his marriage, February 23, 169 0-1, was a weaver at Dorchester in the same county, as shown by the certificate of his marria ge to Hannah Glover, "of Ichingwell in ye parish of Kingsclerc, and County of Southton, spins ter, daughter of Geroge Glover of the same place, deceased, and Alice his wife, him surviving ," at "an Assembly of the People of God called Quakers, in their publick meeting place at Baghurst, County of Southton, aforesaid." Which certificate is entered on the records of Concord Friends Meeting, Delaware county, Pennsylvania, where the certificate of Joseph Gilpin an d his wife "from Friends in England" was deposited February 10, 1695-6. Alice Glover, the mo ther mentioned in the above quoted certificate was a sister to Willian Lamboll, of Reading, B erkshire, England, who by deed of lease and release dated June 28 and 30, 1683, purchased of William Penn 625 Acres of land to be laid out in Pennsylvania. George Glover, Had beside H annah Gilpin, another daughter, Alice, who December 19, 1680, married John Brunsden, of Bucklebury, to whom William Lambol, by deed dated August 2, 1684, conveyed another 100 acres there of to his sister Alice Glover, of Dorchester, County Oxford, for her use for life then to her daughter Hannah Gilpin. John and Alice (Glover) Brunsden, for the said William Lamboll, wh o never came to Pennsylvania, dying at Reading, County Berks, England, October 3, 1720 in his eighty-sixth year. By deed, dated December 9, 1704, he conveyed 75 acres to Joseph Gilpin , and by another deed, dated May 18, 1716, 250 acres of the 625 acre purchase, making their holdings on the Brandywine, 425 acres.

This tract was nearly a century later the scene of th e historic battle of Brandywine. Joseph Gilpin, his wife Hannah and their two eldest children arrived at New Castle in the autumn of 1695, an from thence made their way on foot to their new home in the primitive wilderness, still inhabited by the Indians, with whom he and his family remained on intimate terms for many years. Their first residence was in a cave on the bank of the Brandywine, where their first American born child was born.

Joseph Gilpin was the patriarch of the early English Settlement of that section and for many years acted as the agent of later settlers in securing homes for them in the wilderness. He died on his Birmingham plantation, November 9, 1739, and his widow and the mother of his fifteen children survived until January 12, 1757, when all of her fifteen children survived until January 12, 1757, when all of her fifteen children were married, and she had sixty-two grandchildren, and several great grand-children."

LDS 1MCK-86 Children:
Hannah Gilpin
Joseph Gilpin+
Samuel Gilpin
Rachael Gilpin
Ruth Gilpin+
Lydia Gilpin
Thomas Gilpin
Ann Gilpin
Isaac Gilpin
George Gilpin
Moses Gilpin
Alice Gilpin
Esther Gilpin
Sarah Gilpin
Mary Gilpin
http://www.drwilliams.org/genealogy/1803.htm

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b. Isabel de Montford (b c1058) m. (c1076) Ralph de Toeni of Flamsted (b c1029, d 24.03.1101-2)

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Mary MORGAN abt 1718 (AFN:1N7K-Z5H) of Lincoln, KY. (AFN:8PRR-1F) 1727-5 Sep 1819.

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Children:
2 Mary PACE b: ABT 1744 d: 21 APR 1815
2 William PACE b: 10 OCT 1745
2 George PACE b: 1747
2 Susanna PACE b: 1749
2 Murray PACE b: 1751 d: 1832
2 Ann PACE b: 1753
2 Elizabeth PACE b: 3 MAY 1759 + Joshua TUGGLE b: 10 MAY 1758 d: 1818
2 Edward PACE b: 27 MAY 1761
2 Francis PACE b: 23 NOV 1764
2 Rachel PACE b: 21 DEC 1766 d: BEF 1809
2 Charles PACE b: 24 OCT 1768 d: 1808
2 Stephen PACE b: 2 OCT 1770 d: BEF 1809
2 James PACE b: 25 NOV 1772

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3--2. William, of Culpeper Co., Va., and later of Jefferson Co., Ky., m. Miss Zimmerman, and had issue.
Children:
Thomas SLAUGHTER
William SLAUGHTER
John SLAUGHTER
Gabriel SLAUGHTER m. Ann Elizabet TERRELL
Smith SLAUGHTER m. Ms CRANE

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1834, ACDeed BkV-67, 1844, ACDeed BkZ-178&181.

My Southern Family

Mary ALLEN

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I16108

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Mary BLAIR

16 Sep 1734 - ____

ID Number: I97916

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Joseph GILPIN "the Immigrant"

8 Jun 1663 - 9 Nov 1739

ID Number: I82378

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Lathar KELLAM

ABT 1880 - ____

ID Number: I49937

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Andrew MCWILLIAMS Jr.

1859 - ____

ID Number: I61090

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ISABEL de MONTFORT

ABT 1055 - BEF 1120

ID Number: I18478

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Mary MORGAN

abt 1718 or 1727 - 5 Sep 1819

ID Number: I101648

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Robert Schofield NETTLES

28 May 1832 - 17 Jun 1833

ID Number: I53853

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John PACE

14 Mar 1721 - 1790

ID Number: I66457

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William SLAUGHTER

ABT 1725 - ____

ID Number: I44570

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Ruth A. TINSLEY

ABT 1780 - by 1834

ID Number: I34399

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Sir THOMAS WYNDHAM Bart.

ABT 1650 - ____

ID Number: I57174

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