Asylum

Bradford County, PA

Matches 901 to 950 of 1,621

#	Notes	Linked to
901	Age: 86	Bettle, Griscom (I1844)
902	Age: 86	Silik, Alice Edna (I2556)
903	Age: 86	Hart, Mary Montgomery (I4086)
904	Age: 87	Ebert, Ida Sophia (I81)
905	Age: 87	Eastman, Timothy Jr (I591)
906	Age: 87	Hart, William H (I1459)
907	Age: 87	Toner, Theresa (I2283)
908	Age: 87	Clark, Mary (I2606)
909	Age: 87	Bush, Prescott Sheldon Jr (I2667)
910	Age: 87	Hart, Mary Meigs (I2915)
911	Age: 87	Mayhew, Hannah (I3090)
912	Age: 87	Antrobus, Joan (I3392)
913	Age: 87	Parke, Thomas Sr (I3625)
914	Age: 87	Mary (I3703)
915	Age: 87	Scudder, John (I4064)
916	Age: 87	Hart, George Harrison (I4087)
917	Age: 87	Heckscher, Lucretia Stevens (I4168)
918	Age: 87 Charles Baber Cemetery Pottsville Pennsylvania	Potts, Captain Charles Pitman (I1692)
919	Age: 87. buried in the large Hart lot at South Laurel Hill Cemetery	Hart, William H (I1459)
920	Age: 88	Ball, John III (I2703)
921	Age: 88	Hodgson, Anne (I3060)
922	Age: 89	Otis, Judge Joseph (I1552)
923	Age: 89	Ryerson, Catalyntje (I3855)
924	Age: 9	Clark, Edward DY Payson (I100)
925	Age: 9	Randall, Cline D (I3656)
926	Age: 90	Hart, William Howard (I2914)
927	Age: 90	Randall, Gene M (I3654)
928	Age: 90	Wyckoff, Cornelius Pieterse (I3798)
929	Age: 90	Johnston, Marie (I4070)
930	Age: 91	Clark, Captain Benjamin (I348)
931	Age: 91	Koelle, William Frederick (I1736)
932	Age: 91	Heckscher, Gustare Adolph II (I3857)
933	Age: 91	Dudley, Ann (I4106)
934	Age: 91 Years	Walker, Dorothy (I709)
935	Age: 92	Ferdon, Magdalena Jacobs (I4059)
936	Age: 93	Clark, Harry Spalding (I12)
937	Age: 93	Walden, Nathan Jr (I2373)
938	Age: 93	Hill, Isabelle A (I4080)
939	Age: 96	Hazen, Elizabeth (I4026)
940	Age: 97	Norwich, Joan (I3214)
941	Age: 99	Gilbert, Frederick Leroy (I41)
942	Aka Elsie	Clark, Alice (I170)
943	aka Saloma	Hastings, Salome (I520)
944	Alice Fenn was born about 1619 in England, was christened on 25 March 1623 in St. Mary Aldermary,London, England, and died on 17 March 1709/10 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States at age 87. Alice married Joseph Clarke on 15 April 1640 in Banham, Norfolk, England.	Fenn, Alice (I35)
945	All Saints	Atherton, Humphrey (I2510)
946	Alternate: Ticknell, Bewdley, Wales	Sidney Herbert, Countess of Pembroke, Lady Mary (I2774)
947	Among the thousands of Ulster Scots who migrated to Pennsylvania in the first half of the eighteenth century were those who formed two distinct settlements within the present limits of Bucks county, one on the banks of the Neshaminy in Warwick, Warrington and New Britain, and the other on the banks of the Tohickon in Plumstead, Tinicum and adjacent townships. In the latter settlements were the Stewarts, Harts, Means, McGlaughlins, Pattersons, Armstrongs, Erwins, Davies and a host of others, more or less united by ties, consanguinity, and common interest, whose names are found on the earliest lists of military companies organized for the defense of the frontiers against their hereditary enemies, the French and their savage allies. Among these early settlers on the Plumstead side of the Tohickon about 1735, was Samuel Hart and his family, consisting of wife and nine children, the eldest of whom, James, was born in the year 1717, and the second son William was probably three or more years younger. Samuel Hart obtained a warrant of survey for 100 acres of land on March 9, 1737, and settled thereon. Ten years later in 1747 when the first clouds of war appeared on the horizon, companies were formed in the several townships for the defense of the frontiers. The Plumstead company had for its captain the veteran Charles Stewart, lieutenant, James Hart, and ensign, William Hart, both of the latter being ancestors of the subjects of this sketch through the marriage of a grandson of the latter with a granddaughter of the former many years later. Across the Tohickon in Tinicum the captain of the company was James McGlaughlin, who had married Mary, the eldest sister of the Hart brothers, and the lieutenant was James Davies, whose son William was a brother-in-law to them, all three having married daughters of William Means or Main, a neighbor and compatriot. Samuel Hart, the elder, died in April, 1750, devising his plantation to his sons James and William. His other children than the three above mentioned were: Joseph, John, Jean, who married Samuel Mathers and removed to North Carolina, Elinor, Samuel and Elizabeth. ****************** Taken from http://pagenweb.org/~bucks/BIOS_DAVIS/hartjohn.html ***************** *******************************************************	Hart, Samuel C the pioneer (I1044)
948	Amos was a son of Michael & Mary (Ellmaker) Kapp. He came to Northumberland in December 1832 where he took over the stagecoach business in partnership with William Calder. They also ran packets on the canal which paralleled the Susquehanna River. Amos organized the First National Bank of Northumberland and served as its president. He was on the board of directors of the Northern Central Railroad Co. He was in the lumber business and operated a highly successful farm. He served as president of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society.	Kapp, Amos Ellmaker (I56)
949	Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, Volumes 1-3; The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volumes 1-6. Boston: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 1996-2011.	Source (S127)
950	Anglican Parish Registers, Oxfordshire Family History Society and Oxfordshire History Centre. Please be aware that images may not be used for purposes incompatible with the tenets of the Church of England, and that the Church of England or its agents may take action against anyone who does so.	Source (S143)

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