WebbThe Quaker Janneys of Cheshire and their progenitors . Saved in: Bibliographic Details; Main Author: White, Miles. Format: WebbThe Quakers 1733 In 1733 Amos and Mary Janney, members of the Society of Friends (Quakers), traveled south from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to the wilds of northern Virginia in search of open land and opportunity. They purchased 400 promising acres on the south fork of Catoctin Creek.

Holdings: The Quaker Janneys of Cheshire and their progenitors

Webbacross Quaker Lane and to the north, was requisitioned by the U.S. Army in 1861 to be used as a headquarters and hospital. By 1863 it was evident that another fort was needed to close the gap between Fort Worth and Fort Ellsworth. The location selected for this new fort was Cooper’s Hill, the site of Samuel Cooper’s house located across WebbThe Quaker Janneys of Cheshire and their Progenitors The Quaker Poets of Great Britain and Ireland The Satterthwaite Genealogy The Shoemaker Family The Stephenson … sid meier\\u0027s starships

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WebbCuriously, Janney built on Francis Hague's property-there must have been a strong handshake between the two Quaker relatives to bind that bargain. Amos Janney died just a few years later in 1747-whether from disease … Webb22 sep. 2014 · The Quaker Graveyard at Mobberley is an outstanding monument to the history of religious non-conformism in Cheshire. Situated on Graveyard Lane, off Newton … sid meier\u0027s starships download