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1	"This is to certify the truth to all people that Valentine Holl- enworth in ye psh of Sego in ye county of Armagh, and Anne Calvert of the same psh having intentions of marriage according to the ordinances of God, and Gods joining, Did lay it before mons meeting before them their marriage being propounded, then ye meeting desired them to wait some time, wch they did, so the meeting makeing inquiry between the time whether ye man be free from all other women, and the woman free from all other man, and so the second time they comeing before the mens meeting, all things being clear, so they being left to their freedome. A meeting of the people of god being appointed and assembled together at the house of Marke? Wright, in the psh of Shankell the twelfth day of the fourth month in ye yeare 1672 whene they tooke one another in marriage in the presence of god and of his people according to ye law of god, we are witnesses of the same whose names are hereunto subscribed ye day and yeare aforesaid Val: Holengworth. Anne Holengworth. ffrancis Robson William Williams Jo' Calvert Chris Hillery Hugh Stamper George Hodgshon Jam. Harison dorothy Hillery Roger Webb Will pearson Nic' Harison Elis' Gaus Robert Hoope Marke Wright John Wright Alice Williams Michael Staise Timo' kirk James Bradshaw An. Bradshaw Tho. Wederall Rob Chambers Tho. Calvert deborn Kirk Will dixon Antho. Dixon fergus Softly Alice Wright dinc Kirke Mary Walker No Hollingsworths signed the certificate as witnesses, which leads me to believe that there were no other Quaker Hollingsworths in the area. Although non-Quakers could have been present and witnessed the ceremony, it is unlikely, at that early date, to have had non-Quakers in attendance. The Friends were a persecuted group, and to associate with them would probably have caused them to be suspect. Ann's father, Thomas, and her brother, John, were there and signed the certificate as witnesses.	Family: F1228
2	"Whereas John Newlin, son of John and Mary Newlin of Concord in the County of Chester, and Mary Pyle daughter of Nicholas Pyle late of Concord, deceased... full accomplishing of their intentions this 13th day of the 9th month in the year of our Lord 1745... WITNESSES: [1st row] John Pennel, John Griffith, Peter Hatton, Thomas Gilpin, Sam Bettle, Moses Key, William Trimble, Benjamin Marshall, Nathaniel Eavenson, James Hatton, Moses Palmer, Sam Sharpless, Ben Sharpless, Jacob Sharpless, John Palmer, Thomas Vernon Jr // [2nd row] Mary Pennell, Mary Peirce, Hannah Hatton, Catherine Eavenson, Jane Gibbons, Hannah Gilpin, Sarah Hatton, Martha Palmer, Susanna Chamberlin, Mary Newlin, Jane Sharples[s], Rebecca Fawks, Sarah Newlin, Hannah Chamberlin, Elizabeth Palmer, Abigail Palmer, Mary Mendenhall, Samuel Talkington // [3rd row] Esther Mendenhall, Isaac Harvey, Martha Harvey, Mary Eavenson, Rachel Walter, Esther Newlin, Ann Trimble, Richard Parkes, William Sharpless, Joseph Chamberlin, Richard Dawkes, Deborah Ellwell // [last row] John Newlin Jr, Mary Newlin (bride & groom), John Newlin, Mary Newlin, Sarah Strode, Nicholas Newlin, Richard Woodward, Martha Woodward, Edward Woodward, Ellis Lewis, Robert Mendenhall, Nicholas Newlin Jr, Nathaniel Newlin, James Pyle"	Family: F3885
3	'Caleb Haines, son of 'John Haines and Esther Bourton. married Sarah Burr, daughter of Henrv Burr and Elizabeth , Page 10. 9-26, 1719. Their children were--" 'Esther, born ; married, 1736, Amos Austin. 'Elizabeth, born ; married, 2-2, 1747, Samuel Wright. 'Patience, born ; married, 1-3, 1745. Silas Crispin. "Mary, born 9-2, 1732; married Taunton Earle. 'Josiah, born ; married Abigail .	Family: F5263
4	'Isaac Haines, son of 'John Haines and Esther Bourtbn, mar- Page 10. ried Catharine Davies, 4-28, 1714, and settled at Goshen, Penna. Their children were" 'Esther, born 6-13, 1715. 'Hannah, born 1-4, 1717; married, 1734, John Eachus. 'Isaac, born 8-10, 1718; married, 1744, Mary Cox. 'Mary, born 6-2, 1720; married, 1741, William Wall. 'Jane, born -18, 1721; married, 1743, Joseph Yarnell. 'Ellis, born ; married, 1751, Margaret Jones. 'Josiah, born ; married 1765, Mary Cock. 'Lydia, born ; married, 1748, Ellis Williams. 'Phebe, born ; married, 1760, Daniel Duborrow. 'Jacob, born ; married, 1736, Martha Sharpless.	Family: F5265
5	'Isaac Haines, son of 'John Haines and Esther Bourtbn, mar- Page 10. ried Catharine Davies, 4-28, 1714, and settled at Goshen, Penna. Their children wereâ€" 'Esther, born 6-13, 1715. 'Hannah, born 1-4, 1717; married, 1734, John Eachus. 'Isaac, born 8-10, 1718; married, 1744, Mary Cox. 'Mary, born 6-2, 1720; married, 1741, William Wall. 'Jane, born -18, 1721; married, 1743, Joseph Yarnell. 'Ellis, born ; married, 1751, Margaret Jones. 'Josiah, born ; married 1765, Mary Cock. 'Lydia, born ; married, 1748, Ellis Williams. 'Phebe, born ; married, 1760, Daniel Duborrow. 'Jacob, born ; married, 1736, Martha Sharpless.	Family: F5902
6	'Mary Haines, daughter of «i»'John «/i»Haines and Esther Bourton, married Thomas Lippincott, son of Freedom Lippincott and Mary Page 10 Curtis, 1711. Their children were" 'Nathaniel, born 5-2, 1713: married. 1736, Mary Engle. 'Isaac, born ; married, 1/39. Hannah Engle. 'Thomas, born ; married Rebecca Eldridge. 'Abigail, born ; married Thomas Wallis. 'Esther, born ; married John Roberts. 'Patience, born ; married Ebenezer Andrews. 'Phebe, born 'Mercy, born ; married Ephraim Stiles	Family: F2076
7	10, 28, 1721. William Musgrave, of Merion, cooper; and Barbara Bevan, dau. of Evan Bevan, dec'd, at Merion Meeting House. Wit: - Abraham Musgrave; David and Hannah Price; Evan, Jane and Eleanor Bevan. The marriage of Jane Musgrove and Thomas Owen, Nov. 25, 1769, is recorded in Penna. Archives, Second Series, Vol. II p. 183.	Family: F7250
8	11/27/1764 Rachel Oldham & George Hodgson Jr. 2nd Cousins, dis mou. New Garden MM Vol I, Page 546	Family: F4466
9	12 February 1823 Joseph Gibbins of Swansea in the County of Glamorgan, Banker, son of Joseph Gibbins. late of Birmingham, Banker, deceased, and Martha his wife, and Elizabeth Clarence daughter of Richard Clarence of Spa Road, Bermondsey, Furniture Printer, and Ann his wife, the latter being deceased, took each other in marriage in a public assembly of the people called Quakers in Deptford in the County of Kent, in the presence of us; Richard Bevington, Merchant, Kennington Surrey, Henry Aggs of Upton, Essex, Stockbroker ( Joseph's brother in Law), Rich Low Beck, Token House Yard, Wine Merchant.	Family: F1531
10	1701 Johua TOMES and Sarah GOSBEY...23, 9m, 1701...at Francis TOMES...Wit: Margaret TOMES, Francis TOMES, Wm. BOGUE, Elisabeth MOOR, ======================================================================= Gwen Boyer Bjorkman, Quaker Marriage Certificates: Perquimans, Pasquotank, Suttons Creek & Piney Woods Monthly Meetings, North Carolina, 1677-1800 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1988)	Family: F3695
11	28 5th of 7th mo 1758«tab»JOSEPH BLACKBURN-DEBORAH MCGREW Warrington Monthly Meeting Joseph Blackburn of menallen township county of york and province of pencilvania son of John Blackburn deceased and Deborah McGrew of the township County and province aforesaid... in their meeting houfe in minallen aforsd upon the fifth day of the seventh month called July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty eight «tab»MARRIAGES«tab»«tab» William Boyd«tab»George Willfon«tab»Joseph Blackburn«tab» Cathren McGrew«tab»John Marten«tab»Deborah Blackburn«tab» Martha Mcbrew«tab»John Willfon«tab»John Blackburn«tab» Alice Willfon«tab»James Hammond«tab»James McGrew«tab» Sarah Loan«tab»Daniel Winter«tab»Rachel Blackburn«tab» Dinah Cox«tab»Alexander Mcbrew«tab»Findley McGrew juner«tab» Alice Willfon«tab»William Webb«tab»Rachel Blackburn jr«tab» Esebeal Macke4eild«tab»William McGrew«tab»Abigal Willfon«tab» Margret Blackburn«tab»Alexander McGrew«tab»Ann McGrew«tab» Mary Lackland«tab»Alexander McGrew«tab»Jacob Elliott«tab» Rachel Blackburn«tab»Thomas Willfon«tab»Thomas Kendall«tab» «tab»John Wright«tab»Cuthbert Mains«tab» «tab»James Willfon«tab»John Hammond«tab» «tab»Samuel Hutton«tab»«tab»	Family: F2647
12	4, 19, 1691. Robert William, of Merion, Phila. Co., and Gwen Cadwallader, late of Radnor, Chester Co., spinster, at Hugh Robert's house in Merion, aforesaid. Witnesses, John and Gainor Roberts; Cadwallader Morgan; Robert and Joshua Owen. This Robert William was the first settler in Goshen township, where he was living in 1700. He was called the "King of Goshen". In 1715, he removed to Uwchlan, and conveyed the Goshen homestead to his son Ellis. Robert died in 1734, aged 87. Children of Robert and Gwen William were Elizabeth, (b.___; m. Wm Philips, 1708); Ellis (m. 1712, Mary _____); Lewis (m. 1720, Ann, dau. of James Thomas); John (m. Jane, dau. of Rees Jones); Ann (b. 1700: m. Griffith John); William (m. 1723, Joan Pugh); Grace (b. 1707: m. John Meredith); Hannah (m. 1723, John Morgan); Sarah (b. 1712; m. Timothy Kirk).	Family: F3223
13	577. «i»Isaac, «/i»b. 11 mo. 9, 1816; m. Lydia Williams 5 mo. 4, 1842, dau. of Jesse Williams and Sarah Hoopes, b. 8 mo. 12, 1820 ; d. 6 mo. 26,1874. Farmer. Resided at various places until 1856, when he purchased and removed to a farm in Edginont twp. Address, Howellville, Delaware Co., Pa. Jesse, son of Ellis Williams and Jane Garrett. Sarah, dau. of Amos Hoopes and Margaret Meredith. Ellis, son of Ellis Williams, Jr., and Lydia Haines. Ellis, Jr., son of Ellis and Mary ; and Ellis (the elder), sou of Robert and Gweu Williams, the emigrants.	Family: F5923
14	A notice of their wedding appears in the 6 July 1876 issue of the Oberlin (Weekly) News.	Family: F1083
15	Abstracted from the marriage records 1718-1821 of Newark/Kennett MM - p.85 - John Garretson "Late of Hokessin" in New Castle County, province of Pennsylvania, and Content Hussey of the same place, having declared their intentions of marriage at monthly meetings at Center and Kennett, and having consent of the parents concerned, married the fifth day of ninth month 1736 in a public meeting at "Hocessin". 36 witnesses signed the marriage certificate: (far right column under names of bride & groom) - Nathan Hussey, William Cox, William Garretson, Henery Dixson, John Hill, Cornelius Garretson, Eliakim Garretson, John Gregg, Tho: Dixson; (middle column) - Jean Bennett, Richard Hill, Huldah Garretson, Susannah Hill, Lydiah Hill, John Nickols, Joseph Hollingworth, Joseph Gregg, John Dixson, Harmon Cox, Jacob Dixson, Joseph Dixson, Henry Dixson [?jnr or snr]; (left column) - Ellis Lewis, John Baldwin, Elizabeth Hogg, Mary Pusey, Esther Bennitt, Ann Chandler, Hannah Dixson, Ann Richardson, Esther Willson, Sarah Greave, Susannah Pryor, Mary Lewis, Hannah Gregg, Elizabeth Bennet.	Family: F248
16	Abstracted from the marriage records 1718-1821 of Newark/Kennett MM - p.86 - Christopher Hussey "late of Hakessin" in New Castle County, Pennsylvania, and Ann Garretson of the same place, having declared their intentions of marriage at monthly meetings at Center and Kennett, and having consent of the parents concerned, married the fifth day of ninth month 1736 in a public meeting at "Hokesson". 36 witnesses signed the marriage certificate: (far right column under names of bride & groom) - Nathan Hussey, William Cox, William Garretson, Henery Dixson, John Dixson, John Hill, Cornelius Garretson, John Gregg, Tho: Dixson, and Richard Hill; (middle column) - Huldah Garretson, Susannah Hill, Lydia Hill, John Nickols, Joseph Hollingworth, Joseph Gregg, John Dubre?, John Dixson, Harmon Cox, Jacob Dixson, Joseph Dixson, Henry Dixson jnr, and Elizabeth Hogg; (left column) - Ellis Lewis, John Baldwin, Elizabeth Bennet, Esther Bennitt, Jean Bennett, Ann Chandler, Hannah Dixson, Ann Richardson, Esther Willson, Sarah Greave, Susannah Pryor, Mary Lewis, and Hannah Gregg.	Family: F271
17	Benajah Binford (1790-1858) was born in 1790 in North Carolina. He was a son of James and Hannah (Crew) Binford. He married Judith Binford, his first cousin and a daughter of John and Martha Binford, in 1811. For marrying his first cousin, he was disowned by Jack Swamp Monthly Meeting, but he was readmitted to membership the same year. In 1826 they removed from Rich Square Monthly Meeting to Duck Creek Monthly Meeting in Henry County, Indiana, though they actually settled in what is now Ripley Township, Rush County. They were early members of Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting. Benajah died in 1858, and Judith died in 1871. Both are buried in the Walnut Ridge Burying Ground.	Family: F2389
18	Edward Milner married Bethsheba Nichols in Belmont County before Asahel Hoge, Justice of the Peace, on November 13, 1834. Eli Nichols, her father appeared with them for she was only seventeen. Her Mother was Elizabeth (White) Nichols. Bethsheba was born in Union Township, Belmont County, Ohio, on February 9, 1817.	Family: F434
19	From: 100 years at Warrington: York County, Pennsylvania Quaker Marriages 31st of 5th mo 1759«tab»HARMAN UPDEGRAF-LIDIA HEALD Harman Updeqraf of york town and province of Pencilvania, tanner, and Lidia Heald daughter of Thomas Heald of the same place ... this thirty first day of the fifth month in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty nine...at the houfe of Nathen Hufsey in york town aforesd (Left) Christian Haner John Robison Michael Croll Ann Harlon Betty Willis Jane Garretson (Center) Susanah Updegraf Samuel Updegraf Abraham Updegraf Alexander Underwood Francis Worley John 6arretson John Hufsey John Day William Willis John Hadgin David Honey Siles Heald James Rob John Hendricks Jedaah Hufsey (Right) Harman Updegraf Lidia Updegraf Thomas Heald Joanna Heald Nathen Hufsey James Heald Susanah Hufsey Hannah Todd Joseph Updegraf Derick Updegraf Ambrus Updegraf William Updegraf Petter Updegraf John Updegraf	Family: F7213
20	FTM CD-192 Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy 1750-1930 Plainfield Monthly Meeting, Volume IV, page 345: March 26, 1823. Edwin, son of Jeremiah & Faith, Belmont Co., O., married in Goshen Meeting House, Gulielma EWERS, daughter of Wm. & Amy, Belmont Co., O.	Family: F3364
21	Gwen Boyer Bjorkman, Quaker Marriage Certificates: Perquimans, Pasquotank, Suttons Creek & Piney Woods Monthly Meetings, North Carolina, 1677-1800 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1988) p. 101 Page 33/2 Perquimans MM Frances TOMES of Paquimons, and Rebeckah PEIRCE of the same place ... 5, 4m called June, 1722 ... at paquimons ...	Family: F2838
22	Hannah was a Quaker, but married Richard who was not, consequently she was disowned Sep 25, 1761. She is reinstated Feb 24, 1777, and Richard finally became a Quaker received into membership Sep. 25, 1777 at Exeter Monthly Meeting. Included are children, John, Elizabeth, James, Hannah, William, George, And Sarah. The family moved to Chester 18 June 1790 Sarah and Phoebe were received on certificate from Robeson Monthly Meeting.	Family: F2977
23	http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/md/dorchester/marriages/femmar-tz.txt	Family: F295
24	John Blagg, was born 1 Mar 1761 and this is proved by his Bible which is preserved at the Mc Clung Collection,Knoxville TN. It also has the date of his marriage to Margaret Wheeler (5 Nov 1788) and the birth data of their children. John was on the 1802 tax roll of Anderson Co TN, formed from Knox Co TN. Clinton (where sons enlisted in the army) is the county seat of Anderson. William Dick Bible Records also has John Blagg and Margaret Wheeler listed. William married Sarah "Sally" Blagg Joseph Blagg's sister, and Joseph married Mary Dick who was William Dick 's sister.	Family: F6935
25	LDS , familysearch.com: Asa T. PATTERSON married Euphemia Ann PATTON, 16 Feb 1860, Belmont, Ohio. Source, 0902145, Ohio Probate Court (Belmont County), Marriage Records, 1803-1917. The Marriage Record of Asa T. Patterson and Euphemia Ann Patten (spelled Patton) shows License to Marry issued 7 February 1860, with blessings of fathers, Edwin Patterson and Mark Patten (spelled Patton), since Asa was 19 years and Euphemia was 17 years of age. The Marriage was performed 16 February 1860 by E.S. Barnes, J.P. The document is recorded in Vol. 10, Page 90, Record of Marriages, Probate Court, Belmont County, Ohio. See their Marriage Scrapbook.	Family: F3362
26	Marriage Certificate Recorded in East Nottingham Marriage Book 19th December 1734 "Whereas George Hollingsworth son of Abraham Hollingsworth late of Cecil County, Maryland but now living on ye north side in ye colony of Virginia and Hannah McKay daughter of Robert McKay of or near the same place having delcared their intention of Marriage to each orther before several Monthly meetings of ye Christian people called Quakers in ye township of Nottingham in Pensilvania according to ye good order used amongst them & having consent of parents their said Proposal of marriage was approved of & allowed by ye sd meeting. Now these may certify whom it may concern for ye full accomplishing their sd intention this 19th. day of December in ye year of our Lord one thousand Seven Hundred & thirty four they ye sd George Hollingsworth & Hannah McKay appeared in a Public Assembly of ye sd people & others mett att ye house of Isaac Perkins of ye aff sd place in Virginia & ye George Hollingsworth taking ye sd Hannah McKay by ye hand Did in solomn manner openly Declare yt he took her to be his wife Promising by ye Lords assistance to be unto her a loving & faithful husband until death separate and then & there in ye assembly ye sd Hannah McKay did in like manner Declare yt she took him ye sd George Hollingsworth to be her husband promising by ye Lords assistance to be unto him a loving & faithful wife until Death separate or words to that affect. Moreover they ye sd George Hollingsworth & Hannah McKay she according to ye customs of marriage assuming ye name of her husband did as a further confirmation thereof then & there to these presents Set their hands and we beingat ye Solomizing of ye marriage & subscription in manner afforsed as witnesses hereunto also subscribe our names the day and year first above written. George Hollingsworth Hannah Hollingsworth Witnesses: Josiah Ballinger John Little Daniel Richison Abr Hollingsworth Jacob Worthington Evan Thomas Thos Eads Anne Hollingsworth Thomas Bab John Renfro Katharine Ross Marg Hollingsworth Isy Srat John Bullock Katherine Thomas Lydia Hollingsworth Evan Thomas Jr. Thomas Wilson Macy Littler Isaac Hollingsworth William Hoge Onan Thomas Mary Ballinger Lydia Hollingsworth George Hoge Benj Smith Mary Butler Mary Hollingsworth Rich Hiland Hurr Mills Mary Hollingsworth Jeran Kelly Reuben Ross Isaac Perkins Sam Brettan William Smith Mary Perkins Esther Harrison Elizabeth Renfro Josiah Calvert	Family: F3234
27	Marriage to Susanna HUSSEY: (2) 16 Nov 1754. (4) Marriage to Mary WEBB: (1) 28 May 1771, Warrington, York Co., PA. (3) 28 5th mo. 1771, Yorktown, York Co., PA. Signing under the bridal couple were Nathan HUSSEY, Ambrose UPDEGRAFF, Jacob UPDEGRAFF, John MORRIS, Milford BIRESCI, Hannah WEBB, Sarah WEBB, Lydia UPDEGRAFF, Mary GARRETSON, Ambrose UPDEGRAFF, Nathan UPDEGRAFF, George HUSSEY, Harman UPDEGRAFF, Joseph GARRETSON, Deborah PHILIPS. Also witnessing were Hannah, George MATTHEWS; John, Sarah REES(E); John JONES; William, Cathrin LEAS; George GATT; Christina GERBER; William, Susanna, Hannah WILLIS; Lydia, Elihu, Caleb KIRK; Hannah KERSEY; Hannah CROOKHAM; Samuel EBY; John BLACKBURN; Rebecca DAY; Margaret UPDEGRAFF; Rebecca WAY. (4)	Family: F587
28	Marriage witnesses: JOHN CLAYTON, William Stanley, Caleb Johnson,Thomas White, James Johnson, Thomas Moore, Sarah Stanley, ElizabethWhite, Hannah BENBOW, Ruth Stanton, Moses Caldwell, Abigail Woody.	Family: F1758
29	Married by Elwood Scott, minister Friends Church [notes of Effie Anna Small Winslow - only daughter]	Family: F3943
30	Married by her father at his home by Rev. David L. Dickey	Family: F292
31	Nathan Lupton, of the County of Frederick in Virginia, son of John Lupton and Sarah his Wife, deceased, and Margaret Rees, of the County aforesaid in Virginia, daughter of Henry Rees (deceased) and Ann his wife; 12th day of 11th month, 1788; at Center Meeting House. Witnesses who signed this Marriage Certificate: John Hodgson Rachel Hollingsworth Rachel Raley John Lupton John Pickering Daniel Brown Sr. Rachel Neill Ann Lupton James M'Cormick Samuel Pickering Lydia Neill Joseph Lupton Samuel Pickering Jr. Aaron Mercer Sarah Mercer Jonathan Lupton Phebe Pickering Mahlon Smith Samuel Lupton Joshua Lupton John Hambleton Isaac Parkins David Lupton John Lupton Jr. Susanna Brown Jr. Lewis Neill John Lupton Jr. Mary Lupton Jr. Hannah Steer Joseph Neill Rachel Lupton Sarah Lupton Joseph Steer Jr. John Neill William Lupton Grace Steer Jr. Isaac Steer Elis'h M'Cormack Hannah Lupton Gidion Rees Susanna Brown Mary Parkins Mary Lupton Joseph Lupton Jr. Phebe Brown Joseph Parkins Rebeckah Lupton Elisabeth Lupton Goldamith Chandlee Elis. Jolliffe Jonah Lupton Lewis Rees William Horsman Deberough Hodgson Bathsheba Lupton John Brown William Hodgson Betty Lupton Samuel Berry Rachel Pickering Rachel Lupton Isaac Steer Elissbeth Hodgson Phebe Steer James Raley	Family: F7191
32	On the 29th of 8th month, 1821, the much-beloved daughter, Martha, married Joseph Ashby Gillett. This seems a suitable place to give some details of her early life. When quite young she went to several day-schools in Birmingham, but at ten years of age was sent to a boarding school at Leicester, kept by Elizabeth Herrick. Here she remained about five years. Amongst her schoolfellows may be mentioned Rebecca, Hannah, Mary, and Jane Reynolds, Eliza Waterhouse, and some of the Gulsons. After Martha Gibbins left school, she devoted herself until her marriage to her widowed mother, tenderly sharing with her in many anxieties caused by the illness and death of several of her children. After her marriage she resided for about fifteen months at Shipston, where J. A. Gillett acted as agent for Cobb's Bank at Banbury. He was also partner with his father in the plush manufactory. On removing to Banbury he became partner with Joseph Gibbins and Henry Tawney in the Banbury Bank. The following extracts from a journal give evidence of the earnest, loving spirit which pervaded her life from youth to age.	Family: F1536
33	Page 3-3/2 Gabriel NEWBY son of William of Nancemond in Virginia, and Mary TOMES dau of Francis TOMES of Paquimance in ye County of Arlbemarle...1, 4m, 1689...Quarterly meeting at Ann NICHOLSON house. [Column 1] [Column 2 cont.] Hannah HILL Wm. TURNER Ann WILSON John KINSEY Ann NICHOLSON John WHIDBY Mary CLEARE Saml. CHARLES Hannah GOSBY [Column 3] Sarah BELMAN Gabriel NEWBY Deliverance SUTTEN Mary NEWBY [Column 2] Francis TOMES Thos. LEPER William NEWBY Timothy CLEARE William BUNDY Eve BELONGEY Robert WILSON Robert BEASLEY Zachariah NIXON Robert HARMON James HOGG Thos. PEIRCE Gearge AMES Saml. Caleb BUNDY Caleb CALLOWAY John GOSBEY Wm. HOGBEN Francis TOMES ===================================================================== Gwen Boyer Bjorkman, Quaker Marriage Certificates: Perquimans, Pasquotank, Suttons Creek & Piney Woods Monthly Meetings, North Carolina, 1677-1800 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1988)	Family: F2830
34	Page 5-5/2 Francis TOMES son of Francis of ye place aforesd., and Margaret LAWRANCE widdow of ye deceased Wm. LAWRANCE of ye Same place...8, 4m, 1696...at ye house of Margaret LAURANCE... [Column 1] [Column 2 cont.] Mary TOMES Richd. DORMAN Ann WILSON John NICHOLSON Jane BYAR Saml. NICHOLSON Eliner BOGUE Timothy CLEARE Elisabeth NICHOLSON [Column 3] Elisabeth CALLOWAY Francis TOMES Rachel WILSON Margaret TOMES Elisabeth CLARE Francis TOMES [Column 2] Joshua TOMES Caleb CALLOWAY Gabriel NEWBY Willm. MOOR Robert WILSON John LAURANCE Isaac WILSON Willm. BUTLER Israel SNELLING Richd. CHEASTON William BOGUE ==================================== Gwen Boyer Bjorkman, Quaker Marriage Certificates: Perquimans, Pasquotank, Suttons Creek & Piney Woods Monthly Meetings, North Carolina, 1677-1800 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1988)	Family: F2834
35	Probate Court, County of Sargent, Territory of Dakota Certificate of Marriage filed 25th day of November, 1887 and recorded in Book A of the Marriage Records of said County on Page 14: William E. Patterson, resident of Village of Forman, County of Sargent, Territory of Dakota, aged 24 years, by occupationa Deputy Treasurer, and Mabel Mullin, resident of Village of Forman, County of Sargent, Territory of Dakota, aged 19 years, were by me , a duly Ordained Minister residing in the Village of Forman, County of Sargent, Territory of Dakota, duly and legally united in "Bonds of Holy Matrimony" at the residence of S.F. Mullin in the Village of Forman, according to the ordinance of God and the laws of the Territory of Dakota, which Marriage Ceremony was by me solemnized at the place aforesaid on the twenty-seventh day of October, 1887, at 9 o'clock PM in the presence of S. H. Danford, Village of Forman, and F. H. Purdy, Village of Forman. William Griffith, Ordained Minister, Forman	Family: F3361
36	Reference Number:1368	Family: F1071
37	Reference Number:1370	Family: F1072
38	Reference Number:1372	Family: F1073
39	Reference Number:1373	Family: F1074
40	Reference Number:1374	Family: F1075
41	Reference Number:962	Family: F1069
42	Reference Number:969	Family: F1070
43	Signers of marriage record: JOHN CLAYTON, BENJ. CLAYTON, Thomas White,Caleb Johnson, James Woody, John Wilson Jr, LYDIA CLAYTON, SARAHCLAYTON, Anna Moore, Deborah EVANS, Margery Lambert, MIRIAM CLAYTON(Must have been a second marriage.	Family: F1764
44	Single, 15 MAY 1722	Family: F27
45	Single, 22 OCT 1895, Mt Pleasant, Ohio Fact 1: PLAC Witnessed by A.H Hussey, D.C. Milner, John Pennington	Family: F10
46	Squire Boone m. Sarah Morgan marriage certificate from Gwynedd Meeting records; Whereas Squire Boone, son of George Boone, of the county of Philadelphia and Province of Pennsylvania, yeoman, and Sarah Morgan, dau. of Edward Morgan, of the said county and province, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other before two monthly meetings of ye people called Quakers, held at Gwynedd, in ye said county, according to ye good order used among them, whose proceedings therein, after deliberate consideration, and having consent of parents and relations concerned therein, their said proceedings are allowed by said meeting: NOW THESE ARE TO CERTIFY whom it may concern that for the full accomplishment of their said intentions this 23\super rd\nosupersub day of ye 7\super th\nosupersub month, in the year of our Lord 1720, the said Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan appeared at a solemn assembly of the said people for that purpose appointed at their public meeting place in Gwynedd aforesaid, and the said Squire Boone took the said Sarah Morgan by the hand [and] did in a solemn manner declare that he took her to be his wife, promising to be unto her a faithful and loving husband, until death should separate them, and then and there in the said assembly the said Sarah Morgan did likewise declare [etc., etc., etc.]. Signed SQUIRE BOONE SARAH BOONE [Witnesses] Morgan Hugh Cad'r Evans George Boone John Edwards Mary Webb Edward Morgan Thomas Evans Elizabeth Morris Elizabeth Morgan Cadw'r Evans Dorothy Morgan George Boone [Junior] Robert Evans Elizabeth Hughes Ja : Boon Jno. Cadwalader Mary Hammer Wm. Morgan Jno. Williams Elizabeth Morgan Jno. Morgan Jno. Humphrey Jane Griffith Daniel Morgan Jno. JonesMary Jones Morgan Morgan Jno. Jones Ellin Evans Jos. Morgan Owen Griffith Gainor Janes Jno. Webb Rowland Roberts Samuel Thomas Amos Griffith John Evans Robert Jones	Family: F4170
47	The 2nd day of the 8th month in 1682, "John Balles and Mary Cleton did propound their intentions of marriage and nothing being found but clearness they were ordered to present it againe before the next monthly meeting this beign the first time of their proposall and it is also ordered that Robert Wade and his wife inquire into their clearness and bring it in at the next meeting." Chester Meeting Minutes. Second intentions were presented before the meeting of 11 month 1, 1682 and they were cleared for marriage. The name Beals has been variously spelled Bales, Baels, Beal, Beale, Beales, Balles, etc.	Family: F89
48	The following is from page 500 of the reprint of Chester (and its Vicinity,) Delaware County in Pennsylvania with Genealogical Sketches of some old families, by John Hill Martin, Esq., originally published 1877, reprint by John A. Bullock III, Reidsville, NC, 1999: "William Hewes . . . was married 9 mo. 12, 1713, at Chichester Meeting, to Mary, the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Withers, and granddaughter of Jeremiah Collett, of Chichester, who was, I believe, the same who married Jane, eldest daughter of Joan May, of Devizes in Wilts, 'a first purchaser.' He is styled a mason in some old writings, but probably followed farming to some extent. His wife survived him and died about 1750. Their children were William, John, Samuel, Isaac, Caleb, Sarah, Lydia, Rebecca and Hannah. William married (1st) Lydia Dutton and (2nd) Rebecca Gregory, and died in 1753, leaving but one child, Aaron, to survive him. John married Mary, the daughter of Thomas Barnard, and granddaughter of Richard and Frances Barnard of Aston. He died in 1759, leaving two children, Christian and Jacob. His widow soon afterward married Archibald Dick, and her daughter married about 1764, Elisha Dick, who was probably a brother to Archibald. John Hewes, of Chichester, Tanner, in his will, dated Feb. 2, 1759, proven Mar. 2, 1759, gave to his wife Mary the Homestead for life, and afterwards to his children Christianna and Jacob. Also to his wife 200 acres in Douglass Township, Berks Co., purchased of Thomas Barnard, until the children became of age or married. Some other land in Chichester and Berks Co. to be sold by ex-ecutors, his wife and Richard Dutton, of Aston. In case the children did not live to inherit, the property to go to 'Aaron Hewes, son of brother William, and to such sons of brother Samuel Hewes as should be living at the time.' Jacob Hewes was the father of the present Jacob Hewes, of Ridley. Samuel Hewes, above, married and settled in Jersey. Isaac married Lydia Weldon, and left a daughter. Sarah married (?)Robert Moulder and left a daughter Sarah, who married Nathaniel Falconer. Lydia married Wm. Grubb; Rebecca, Samuel Grubb; and Hannah, William Vaughan." From page 216 of Early Church Records of Delaware Co., Pa, by Henry C. Peden Jr, MA, and John Pitts Launey: "Mary (Withers) Hewes of Chichester, widow of William, in her will dated 29th of 4th mo, 1748, proven 20th of 6th mo, 1750, mentions sons William [4th], John, Samuel, Isaac and Caleb, and daus. Lydia Grubb (wife of Wm), Rebecca Grubb (wife of Samuel) and Hannah Hewes, also mentions grand-dau. Sarah Moulder."	Family: F929
49	The following witnesses signed the marriage certificate: John Stanley, James Crew, Joshua Stanley, Littlebury Stanley, Shadrack Stanley, Moses Harris, John Harrris, John Shelton, Nicholas Stanley, Mr. Hutchins, John Anderson, Agnes Stanley, Ursula Stanley, Mary Payne, Elizabeth Strong, Sara Strong, Rebecca Stanley, Sara Stanley, Huldah Stanley, Mary Strong, Margaret Stanley, Nancey Shelton, Dolly Payne, Elizabeth Harris, Susanna Stanley.	Family: F1590
50	U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 «b» Source Citation:«/b» Source number: «i»533.000«/i»; Source type: «i»Electronic Database«/i»; Number of Pages: «i»1«/i»; Submitter Code: «i»IEG«/i».	Family: F5273

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