Garland, Ralph - 1946

Round About Our Town

Ralph Garland, of Jersey City, former Bellwood resident, is visiting relatives in town for a few days.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Ralph Melvin Garland.

O'Shell, Angus - 1946

Round About Our Town

Angus O'Shell, a veteran of World War II, recently discharged from the Army, underwent an operation at the Altoona Hospital.

~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Angus L. O'Shell.

Langhorn, Grace - 1689

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Borradel, John - 1689

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Borradel, Sarah - 1688

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Borradel, John - 1688

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Langhorn, Grace - 1688

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Borradel, Arthur - 1688

File #16            Arthur Borradel
Oct 2, 1688     Petition by the widow Langhorn.
                           Arthur was a passenger on the same ship and died at New Castel <sic> coming up the river.
                           Left two children: John (about 14) and Sarah (about 9 or 10).
                           Her husband was administrator.
Oct 1, 1689     John to be placed with Grace Langhorn.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Pickens, Cameron M. - 1946

Round About Our Town

Cam Pickens, formerly of the U. S. Navy, has been honorably discharged at Sampson, New York, and is now at his home.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Cameron M. Pickens.

Mitchell, Grace - 1946

Round About Our Town

Mrs. Grace Mitchell is ill at her home on Stewart street.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

Dunn, Elsie - 1946

Round About Our Town

Mrs. Elsie Dunn, of East Fifth street, who suffered a paralytic stroke last June and had been bedfast for many months, is now able to sit up on a chair part of the time. Her many friends wish her a speedy return to health again. Mrs. Dunn is the mother of grocer Blair Dunn.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

 

 

Round About Our Town

Edward Dunn has returned home from Bradenton, Florida, where he was called to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, B. T. Barlow. He was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Steele, who will remain for some time with her sister, Mrs. Bartlow, who was the former Ethel Dunn, of the borough, daughter of Mrs. Elsie Dunn.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 14-Feb-1946, Page 1, Column 1

 

You can visit the memorial page for Elsie T. [Snyder] Dunn.

Janney, Thomas - 1691

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, Jane - 1691

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Carter, Jane - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, John - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, Margaret - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, Joan - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, Edward - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Carter, Robert - 1687

File #14             Robert Carter
Mar 6, 1687     Left five children: Edward, Joan, Margaret, John and Jane, under age.
Oct 6, 1691      Jane placed with Thomas Janney.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Wood, Joseph - 1689

File #13                Richard Manby
Dec 13, 1687      Apprenticed his son to Joseph Wood for 7 or 8 years until age 21 at which time he’d get the estate.
                               If the son died before then, the estate to be sent to Ireland for the use of the rest of his children.
Oct 2, 1688        Orphan son Thomas is between 10 and 11 years old.
Mar 4, 1689        John Wood is father of Joseph Wood.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Wood, John - 1689

File #13                Richard Manby
Dec 13, 1687      Apprenticed his son to Joseph Wood for 7 or 8 years until age 21 at which time he’d get the estate.
                               If the son died before then, the estate to be sent to Ireland for the use of the rest of his children.
Oct 2, 1688        Orphan son Thomas is between 10 and 11 years old.
Mar 4, 1689        John Wood is father of Joseph Wood.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Manby, Thomas - 1688

File #13                Richard Manby
Dec 13, 1687      Apprenticed his son to Joseph Wood for 7 or 8 years until age 21 at which time he’d get the estate.
                               If the son died before then, the estate to be sent to Ireland for the use of the rest of his children.
Oct 2, 1688        Orphan son Thomas is between 10 and 11 years old.
Mar 4, 1689        John Wood is father of Joseph Wood.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Wood, Joseph - 1687

File #13                Richard Manby
Dec 13, 1687      Apprenticed his son to Joseph Wood for 7 or 8 years until age 21 at which time he’d get the estate.
                               If the son died before then, the estate to be sent to Ireland for the use of the rest of his children.
Oct 2, 1688        Orphan son Thomas is between 10 and 11 years old.
Mar 4, 1689        John Wood is father of Joseph Wood.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Manby, Richard - 1687

File #13                Richard Manby
Dec 13, 1687      Apprenticed his son to Joseph Wood for 7 or 8 years until age 21 at which time he’d get the estate.
                               If the son died before then, the estate to be sent to Ireland for the use of the rest of his children.
Oct 2, 1688        Orphan son Thomas is between 10 and 11 years old.
Mar 4, 1689        John Wood is father of Joseph Wood.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Milner, Joseph - 1686

File #11             John Falkner
Oct 5, 1686     Joseph Milner is his next of kindred in this province.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Falkner, John - 1686

File #11             John Falkner
Oct 5, 1686     Joseph Milner is his next of kindred in this province.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Comley, Joan - 1686

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

You can visit the memorial page for Joan [Tyler] Comley English.

Alexander, William - 1875

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

You can visit the memorial page for William Alexander.

Alexander, William - 1840

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

You can visit the memorial page for William Alexander.

Alexander, Albert Elliot - 1846

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

You can visit the memorial page for Albert Elliot Alexander.

Alexander, William Edward - 1844

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

 {Transcriber's / Blogger's Note: Even though it is stated above that William Edward Alexander enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months, this same books contains the corrected roll of the regiment and William Edward Alexander is not listed there.  I will make any updates if I find him anywhere else in the book.}

 

You can visit the memorial page for William Edward Alexander.

Peck, Horace R. - 1840

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

Peck, Caroline M. - 1840

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

You can visit the memorial page for Caroline M. [Peck] Alexander.

Alexander, Nancy Ann - 1840

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County, Pennsylvania, 1887, Reprinted 1969, Page 665i

 

You can visit the memorial page for Nancy Ann Alexander.

Alexander, George : 1819-1875

BRIEF PERSONALS.

Alexander, George, Licking p. o., Washington, was born in York county, and was one of the children of William and Nancy Ann Alexander.  The family came to the township in 1840, when Mr. Alexander bought 100 acres of land, paying two dollars per acre for it.  He married Caroline M., a daughter of Horace R. Peck, of Rochester, N. Y.

Their children were William E. and Albert E.  William Alexander died in September 1875; George died in April, 1875.  During life George Alexander was one of the most successful farmers of his township.  He commenced life poor, but at the time of his death was in comfortable circumstances.  His family are now respected members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  William E., the oldest living child, enlisted in 1862 in Company G, One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served two years and eleven months.
~ History of Clarion County Pennsylvania 1887, Page i

You can visit the memorial page for George Alexander.

Comley, Henry Jr. - 1690

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.
Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.
Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.
Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.
                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.
Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Comley Jr.

 

Scaife, Jonathan - 1690

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.
Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.
Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.
Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.
                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.
Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Paxson, William - 1690

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.
Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.
Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.
Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.
                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.
Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

English, Joan - 1687

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

You can visit the memorial page for Joan [Tyler] Comley English.

English, Joseph - 1687

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

English, Joseph - 1686

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

Davies, David - 1686

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

Davies, David - 1685

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

Comley, Henry Jr. - 1685

File #10               Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685       Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Comley Jr.

Comley, Henry Sr. - 1685

File #10              Henry Comley
Mar 2, 1685      Orphan son Henry.  David Davies is holding some of his estate.

Oct 5, 1686        David Davies is since deceased.

Oct 20, 1686      Widow is now married to Joseph English.  Left part of his estate to a daughter in England.

Dec 13, 1687       Joseph English is now deceased.  His widow is Joan.

                               Thomas Adkinson who held part of the estate is also now deceased.  His widow is Jane.

Mar 26, 1690     William Paxson and Jonathan Scaife appointed guardians to Henry.

~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

 

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Comley Sr.

Hall, Hannah - 1685

File #6                  James Hall
Mar 3, 1684      Widow Hannah and four children.
                              Eldest son Peter (age 5 on Apr. 7, 1685) apprenticed to William Dark, skinner glover.
Oct 7, 1685        Widow has removed the other three children from the county.
~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Dark, William - 1684

File #6                  James Hall
Mar 3, 1684      Widow Hannah and four children.
                              Eldest son Peter (age 5 on Apr. 7, 1685) apprenticed to William Dark, skinner glover.
Oct 7, 1685        Widow has removed the other three children from the county.
~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Hall, Peter - 1684

File #6                  James Hall
Mar 3, 1684      Widow Hannah and four children.
                              Eldest son Peter (age 5 on Apr. 7, 1685) apprenticed to William Dark, skinner glover.
Oct 7, 1685        Widow has removed the other three children from the county.
~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Hall, Hannah - 1684

File #6                  James Hall
Mar 3, 1684      Widow Hannah and four children.
                              Eldest son Peter (age 5 on Apr. 7, 1685) apprenticed to William Dark, skinner glover.
Oct 7, 1685        Widow has removed the other three children from the county.
~ Orphans' Court Records, Bucks County, Pennsylvania