The Descendants of Jran Kyn of New Sweden
The Descendants of Jran Kyn of New Sweden
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153 mediately in the rear of St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Churcli, in Philadelphia. * He left issue by both wives. !
87. Reynold Keen, ^ son of Peter Keen, was born in the Island of Barbadoes about 1738. He passed most of his life in Philadelphia, engaged in mercantile pursuits, dwell- ing for many years before his death at No. 20 South Sixth Street, between Market and Chestnut. Besides owning a considerable amount of property in the city, he also ac- quired land in Somerset and Wayne Counti...es, Pa. He is mentioned in Du Simitiere's list of eighty- four families that kept equipages in 1772 as having a "post-chaise. " From 1774 until his departure from this city he sei-ved as a Director of the Library Company of Philadelphia. Wi^h George Clymer, John Cadwalader, Lambert Cadwalader, John Nixon, and William Jackson (elsewhere mentioned in this genealogy), and other noted gentlemen, he was elected to represent the City and Liberties of Philadelphia in the Provincial Convention of Pennsylvania, held January 23- 28, 1775.
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153 mediately in the rear of St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Churcli, in Philadelphia. * He left issue by both wives. !
87. Reynold Keen, ^ son of Peter Keen, was born in the Island of Barbadoes about 1738. He passed most of his life in Philadelphia, engaged in mercantile pursuits, dwell- ing for many years before his death at No. 20 South Sixth Street, between Market and Chestnut. Besides owning a considerable amount of property in the city, he also ac- quired land in Somerset and Wayne Counti...es, Pa. He is mentioned in Du Simitiere's list of eighty- four families that kept equipages in 1772 as having a "post-chaise. " From 1774 until his departure from this city he sei-ved as a Director of the Library Company of Philadelphia. Wi^h George Clymer, John Cadwalader, Lambert Cadwalader, John Nixon, and William Jackson (elsewhere mentioned in this genealogy), and other noted gentlemen, he was elected to represent the City and Liberties of Philadelphia in the Provincial Convention of Pennsylvania, held January 23- 28, 1775.
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