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Born abt 1698 Ireland
Married Elizabeth Pennington 3 Nov 1722 Pennsylvania
Died 1765 Plumstead, Bucks, Pennsylvania
Married Elizabeth Pennington 3 Nov 1722 Pennsylvania
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Elizabeth Pennington
Parents: William Pennington and Margaret Hall
Born 6 Dec 1688 Sunbreake, Lancashire, England
alternate place of birth: Hawkshead, Lancashire, England which came from England Birth and Christenings
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Parents: William Pennington and Margaret Hall
Born 6 Dec 1688 Sunbreake, Lancashire, England
alternate place of birth: Hawkshead, Lancashire, England which came from England Birth and Christenings
Quaker Meeting Minutes in England Transcription: Elizabeth daughter of William Penington and Margret his wife of Sunbreake was borne the sixth day of the twelfth month Anno Domini 1688. |
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Mary Mitchell
Born 12 Feb 1718 Bucks, Pennsylvania
Married ?
Died 14 Feb 1758 Bucks, Pennsylvania
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Mary Mitchell
Born 12 Feb 1718 Bucks, Pennsylvania
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Died 14 Feb 1758 Bucks, Pennsylvania
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William Mitchell
Born 1722 Plumstead, Bucks, Pennsylvania
Married Elizabeth Harmer 25 Nov 1742 Abington, Bucks, Pennsylvania
Children: Sarah, Ann, Elizabeth, William, George
Notes: William Mitchell became a landowner in Upper Buckingham, Bucks county, about 1740, and in August, 1742, at his request, was admitted as a member of Buckingham Friends' Meeting, and taking a certificate from that Meeting to Abington Meeting was married there in November of the same year to Elizabeth, daughter of George and Anne (Williams) Harmer, and granddaughter of William and Ruth Harmer, of Upper Dublin township, Philadelphia county
Died 24 Oct 1760 Buckingham, Bucks, Pennsylvania
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Born 1722 Plumstead, Bucks, Pennsylvania
Married Elizabeth Harmer 25 Nov 1742 Abington, Bucks, Pennsylvania
Children: Sarah, Ann, Elizabeth, William, George
Notes: William Mitchell became a landowner in Upper Buckingham, Bucks county, about 1740, and in August, 1742, at his request, was admitted as a member of Buckingham Friends' Meeting, and taking a certificate from that Meeting to Abington Meeting was married there in November of the same year to Elizabeth, daughter of George and Anne (Williams) Harmer, and granddaughter of William and Ruth Harmer, of Upper Dublin township, Philadelphia county
Died 24 Oct 1760 Buckingham, Bucks, Pennsylvania
I am a decendent of George Mitchell, and am trying to track him down in Ireland. Do you have any other info?
ReplyDeletePlease contact me at browncoat_7@msn.com
Thanks!
I am also a descendent! Does the line go back any further?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I have no other information (yet) on this line.
ReplyDeleteI could be a relative of George Mitchell but I wonder if Eliz. Pennington died around 1726 because a George Mitchell married Elizabeth Bye in 1730- is this the same George, or different?
ReplyDeleteI am related to a Joseph Mitchel who signed William Mitchell's will and bought land for his widow Elizabeth Harmer. Joseph could have been William's brother or cousin.
William joined the society of Friends before he married Elizabeth Harmer, as Joseph Mitchell joined Abington Meeting just before marrying Mary Knight in 1949 (at her home Buckingham Meeting).
Would love to know your sources. As to Elizabeth Bye, I've never heard the name until now. The Joseph you mentioned does sound like a relative and opens up a new road. Thank you for your comments.
DeleteI'm going crazy with George. Who is his father? It can't be Henry Mitchell who died on the ship in 1699. People, how do we find him. Anyone in Ireland, maybe Ulster, who knows anyone? My name is Debbie Green, green.dlouise@comcast.net Help!!!!
ReplyDeletewhy cant it be the guy who died on the ship? Theres a list showing that he had sons that survived. Maybe George was named Henry George Mitchell or Richard George Mitchell (Henry and Richard being the two surviving sons).
Deletehttp://www.haworthassociation.org/George/Voyage/Passenger-list.html