Genealogy of the Mckean Family of Pennsylvania
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Samuel Stringer Coale, b. March 9, 1754; m. Ap. 19,1775, AnnHopkinson; (See Appendix II, 19), and d. Sept. 19, 1798, leaving eight children.
Edward Johnson Coale, eldest child, b. May 18, 1776. 1 THE HOPKINSON FAMILY.
Thomas Hopkinson was the son of Thomas and Mary Hop- kinson, of London, merchant. The son was born in London, April 6, 1709, em. to Penn.; m. Sept. 9, 1736, Mary Johnson.
Her grandfather, George Johnson (son of William Johnson of Laycock, Wilts, by Elizabeth his wife) was b. at La...ycock about 1620, sergeant-at-law; married Mary, and had with others Bald- win Johnson, who removed to Delaware, married Jane, widow of William Dyer of Kent co., and had Mary Johnson above named. Thomas Hopkinson her husband was a member of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, and died Nov. 5, 1751, leav- ing issue, eight children, among whom were i, Francis Hopkin- son, Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; and vi, Ann, who married, April 26, 1775, Dr. S. S. Coale, above mentioned. 2 Edward J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samuel Stringer Coale, b. March 9, 1754; m. Ap. 19,1775, AnnHopkinson; (See Appendix II, 19), and d. Sept. 19, 1798, leaving eight children.
Edward Johnson Coale, eldest child, b. May 18, 1776. 1 THE HOPKINSON FAMILY.
Thomas Hopkinson was the son of Thomas and Mary Hop- kinson, of London, merchant. The son was born in London, April 6, 1709, em. to Penn.; m. Sept. 9, 1736, Mary Johnson.
Her grandfather, George Johnson (son of William Johnson of Laycock, Wilts, by Elizabeth his wife) was b. at La...ycock about 1620, sergeant-at-law; married Mary, and had with others Bald- win Johnson, who removed to Delaware, married Jane, widow of William Dyer of Kent co., and had Mary Johnson above named. Thomas Hopkinson her husband was a member of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, and died Nov. 5, 1751, leav- ing issue, eight children, among whom were i, Francis Hopkin- son, Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; and vi, Ann, who married, April 26, 1775, Dr. S. S. Coale, above mentioned. 2 Edward J.
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