Immigration of the Irish Quakers Into Pennsylvania 1682 1750 With Their Early
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John Saul, unmarried, received 3 Mo. 31, 17 14, dated 10 Mo. I, 1713, from Two Weeks . Meeting, Dublin, Ireland, " from Cumberland in England Some years ago. " Samuel Worthington, son of Robert, received 9 Mo. 24, 1712, dated 5 Mo. 25, 1711, from meeting at Moate of Greenage, County West Meath, Ireland.
Francis Jones, and family, received 6 Mo. 31, 1713, dated 6 Mo. 17 1711 ; "about three years ago they came over here to Pembrocksheire [Wales] from Ireland and ever since did belong to our month...ly meeting at Redstone. " Thomas Coebourn, wife and children, received 10 Mo. 27, 1714, dated 2 Mo. 11, 1714, from Monthly Meeting at Ca- shell. County Tipperary, Ireland.
Thomas Coebourn (father of above Thomas), with his wife Eliza- beth, came from Berkshire, England, accompanied by sons Wil- liam and Joseph. They arrived at Chester in 1682, a short time before the first visit of William Penn, and settled on a large tract of land in Chester Township, which after the death of his wife in 1688, Thomas conveyed to his two sons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Saul, unmarried, received 3 Mo. 31, 17 14, dated 10 Mo. I, 1713, from Two Weeks . Meeting, Dublin, Ireland, " from Cumberland in England Some years ago. " Samuel Worthington, son of Robert, received 9 Mo. 24, 1712, dated 5 Mo. 25, 1711, from meeting at Moate of Greenage, County West Meath, Ireland.
Francis Jones, and family, received 6 Mo. 31, 1713, dated 6 Mo. 17 1711 ; "about three years ago they came over here to Pembrocksheire [Wales] from Ireland and ever since did belong to our month...ly meeting at Redstone. " Thomas Coebourn, wife and children, received 10 Mo. 27, 1714, dated 2 Mo. 11, 1714, from Monthly Meeting at Ca- shell. County Tipperary, Ireland.
Thomas Coebourn (father of above Thomas), with his wife Eliza- beth, came from Berkshire, England, accompanied by sons Wil- liam and Joseph. They arrived at Chester in 1682, a short time before the first visit of William Penn, and settled on a large tract of land in Chester Township, which after the death of his wife in 1688, Thomas conveyed to his two sons.
What to read after Immigration of the Irish Quakers Into Pennsylvania 1682 1750 With Their Early?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Cook Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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