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THE DESCENDANTS

OF

GEORGE STEELE

OF BARTHCMLEY, CHESHIRE, ENGLAND, AND

CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

COMPILED BY

FREDERICK D. STONE, JR.

FOR PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION

PHILADELPHIA 1896.

This edi t ion is l imi ted to fifty copies .

No. —JS-/->-

FREDERICK DAWSON STONE, JR.

BORN AUGUST 7, 1872 DIED FEBRUARY 14, 1896

H E was educated at the Germantown Academy and the University of Pennsylvania, graduating at the latter institu­tion in 18^3 with the degree of Bachelor of Science, and re­ceiving the degree of Civil Engineer in the following year. Since that time he had held a position in the draughting room of the Pencoyd Bridge Works.

He exhibited great interest in all matters relating to en­gineering, and continued his studies in spare hours after graduating. He was a devoted alumnus of the University, and it was one of his greatest pleasures to follow the history of the college, the doings of the students and the successes of the athletic teams. His cheerful disposition, manly character and earnestness in whatever he undertook, characterized his whole life and made friends of all with whom he came in contact, at school, college and elsewhere.

A t the time of his death he was deeply interested in col­lecting materials for a genealogy of his great-grandfather, George Steele, and his descendants. I t was not his intention to publish his work until some future date, when he should have had opportunity to investigate the early history of the family in Englaud, and trace out its exact connection with the Steeles of the published records. As, however, his record of the family in America was so nearly complete, I have pre­pared his notes for publication, in order that the labor that he so earnestly devoted to collecting the information may not be

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lost, and that those who are interested in the family history may have the benefit of it.

The main part of the genealogy is taken directly from my brother's manuscript, while the introductory pages I have prepared from numerous notes and papers which he had col­lected or copied.

WITMER STONE.

THE ANCESTRY OF GEORGE STEELE AND HISTORY

OF HIS FAMILY IN ENGLAND

T H E Steele family came originally from Barthomley, Cheshire, England, and according to tradition the old home­stead known as Taed Hall had been in their possession for five centuries previous to 1795. Many branches of the family are recorded fiom neighboring parts of Cheshire, such as SaDdbach (Claycroft), Weston, Yardley, Stych, Walnut Tree, etc., but our tradition makes the Steeles of Taed Hall, Bar­thomley, the original stock.

The ancestry of George Steele, the head of the present line, can only be traced back with certainty for two generations, as shown in the following:

Steele = Elizabeth Vernon

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George = Esther Brodhead b. 25 Dec. 1702

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Most of these records occur in an old Bible formerly the property of Steele and Elizabeth Vernon, his wife, and still preserved iu the family. Another Bible, the property of George Steele, is inscribed as given to him by his aunt (known

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to have been his great-aunt) Margaret Steele, evidently a sister of the owner of the first book, and identical with " Mar­garet Steele of Taed Hall, interred May 9, 1747, aged 92 years," whose stone is in the church-yard at Barthomley. Another stone in the church-yard is inscribed "John Steele of Taed Hall, Barthomley and Eleanor his wife. He died 16 Aug. 1708 aged 35. She 18 Aug. 175-i aged 85." This John Steele was perhaps a brother of Margaret, though there is no other record of him.

An inscription on a window pane at Taed Hall is "John Steele 1651," evidently of an earlier generation, perhaps the father of those already mentioned.

Shortly after the death of George Steele, his granddaughter Mrs. A. K. Witmer, now the oldest living descendant, wrote out an account of the family as it was told to her by her aunts, most of whom were then living, and her father John D. Steele. Subsequently the latter, some years before his death, wrote the "Recollections" of his English and American Life, which covered much the same ground but went into greater detail.

From these manuscripts we learn something of the history of the early members of the family.

George Steele's aunt Elizabeth they state was a woman " of lady-like and dignified manner, superior in scholarly attain­ments to the ladies of her class and clay."

John, his uncle, was educated for the bar, studied at Oxford and was for many years one of the trustees of Christ's Col lege. He removed to London and devoted himself to his pro fession, residing in the parish of St. Duustan's, Fetter Lane Both he and his wife were buried in Hackney church-yard

George Steele's brother John was " a man of taste and tal ent, a good artist and musician, and an accomplished penman.' His early life was devoted to agriculture, which he soon aban­doned for the study of music as a profession. He removed to London, and purchased a property near Lambeath. His only child, a son, is supposed to have died soon after our branch of the family emigrated to America.

Elizabeth Steele, the sister of George, married a farmer named Lunt, and was early left a widow with a young family. She resided near Barthomley, and after George Steele's mar­riage and removal to Cuddington, she rented the Taed Hall property, where she continued to reside until it was sold. Subsequently the family again rented the place, and it is still (1895) farmed by her grandson, Joseph Lunt.

Another brother of George Steele is said to have died in infancy, and doubtless lie was the " John, son of George and Esther Steele of Taed Hall, interred on the 21st day of Feb., 1786, aged 5 years," whose stone is in the Barthomley church­yard.

George Steele, the head of the present line, was destined for the bar, and with this view received a classical education; but the death of his great uncle, Mr. Vernon, with whom he was to have studied, frustrated this plan. He therefore entered the counting house of Mr. Vernon's son-in-law, Mr. Mort, and after a few years was appointed agent for the manage­ment of property owned by Mr. Mort at Cuddington, about twenty miles from Barthomley. Here he resided until 1757, when he married Hannah Dutton and moved back to Bar­thomley.

The Duttons were an old Cheshire family, and owned much property at Cuddington, their deeds dating back to the Conquest. At the time of George Steele's marriage this property was held by his brother-in-law, John Dutton, but upon the death of the latter passed to his three sisters.

George Steele then moved to Cuddington to occupy his wife's share of the estate, and never returned to Barthomley.

John D. Steele upon coming of age fell heir to another por­tion of the Dutton property at Cuddington, left him by his aunt, Esther Dutton. By this time, however, his father's property had become very much encumbered, and he there­fore arranged for the sale of his own inheritance and hia father's property at Cuddington, his life right in Barthomley having already been sold, and after settling all the family debts, took his parents and his unmarried sisters to America.

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They left Liverpool, August 10, 1795, and reached Philadel­phia on October 12th.

His brother, William Kirke, with his family, accompanied him on his voyage, as did also his sister Margaret, wife of Charles Stones, and her children. Charles Stones, however, did not leave England until a few days after the rest of the family, but taking passage on a faster vessel, arrived before them.

THE FAMILY OF GEORGE STEELE IN AMERICA

After boarding a short time with a Mr. Wallace on Sec­ond Street, the family moved for the winter to a farm house on the Old York Road, opposite to Thorp's Lane, probably the same building that now stands there, north of the Jewish Hospital. The following spring John D. Steele and his three unmarried sisters rented Hope Lodge, a property at White-marsh, Montgomery county, Pa., which they conducted as a dairy farm in partnership with Mr. Samuel Nash, while the Kirke family moved to a house on the Logan estate, near the Old York Road, probably the one still standing close to the connecting railroad, a short distance west of Logan station.

In 1805, John D. Steele purchased the property of General Eichard Humpton, in West Bradford and East Fallowfield townships, Chester county, Pa., comprising some 600 acres, known as " Stockport," but which he renamed " Stock Grange." Thither he removed with his parents and sister Esther, and his marriage occurred the same year. The Kirkes soon after moved here also, purchasing a farm on the Stock Grange tract.

Hannah Steele at this time married Mr. Nash, and con­tinued to reside at Whitemarsh with her sister Sarah. After her death Mr. Nash remarried.

Sarah Steele married Jacob Harner and lived in Upper Dublin, near White Marsh, for some years, but on the death of

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her husband, she moved to " Woborne," a house erected by John D. Steele on the Stock Grange property for his parents and unmarried sister Esther.

The Stones family resided in Philadelphia and at White-marsh. After Charles Stones' death, which occurred a few years after his arrival in this country, his widow lived for a time in Germantown, on the Main street, above Chelten ave.

John D. Steele's remaining sister, Mary Walley, with her husband and famity, came to America a few years after the rest of the family, and spent their first winter with them at Whitemarsh. They then rented a small adjoining property as a temporary residence, and subsequently purchased the farm in Chester county, near Paoli, which became the Walley homestead.

The above brief resume will show the places of settlement of the several children of George Steele after their emigration to America. Facts of importance relative to their descendants will be found in the succeeding family record.

TRADITIONS OF THE STEELE FAMILY AND THEIR

RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER BRANCHES

T H E manuscripts of Mrs. Witmer and John D. Steele give us several traditions of the family connection still earlier than any of the records that are presrved. The first of these is that during the Civil War of 1642-6 the family consisted of three brothers, two of whom were engaged actively in the struggle, though on different sides, while the third secreted himself and was supported by his family until the return of peace enabled him to return to his home. He was the oldest son, and pro­prietor of the estate, and it is from him that our branch of the

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family is descended. " George Steele remembered to have heard the royalist brother described by one who had seen him as a very old man with an impediment in his speech, caused by a musket ball passing through his cheek. His long iron-hilted sword is still preserved in the family."

Captain Thomas Steele, who commanded Beeston Castle during the civil war, is known to have been connected with the family, but in what relationship is not clear. Some have claimed that he and his two brothers, Richard and George, were the three brothers referred to above, and that our branch was descended from George. There is, however, no likeli­hood of this, as these three were the sons of Thomas Steele, of Weston, and their places of residence are definitely known, while no mention of Barthomley is found in connection with any of them. The published records, moreover, show that other Steeles were residing at Barthomley all through their time. In fact, William and Richard Steele are recorded as having been murdered in the Barthomley church during the strife.

Another tradition is of some younger brothers emigrating to America, dissatisfied with their older brother inheriting all the parental estate. These may have been the uncles of the first Steele of whom we have a definite record, but this is merely conjecture.

The manuscripts also state that Bev. Richard Steele was known to be a connection of the family, and there seems little doubt that he belonged to our immediate branch.

His family and the Steeles of Sandbach have been men­tioned in a great many records, and an outline of the latter branches is appended for comparison.

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The ancestry of Rev. Richard Steele is not known, but it seems most likely that he was a cousin of Richard Steele, of Sandbach. and his presence at Barthomley makes it probable that he was more intimately related to our branch of the fam­ily than to the descendants of Thomas Steele, of Weston.

From his will we learn that he had several sons, John and Richard being especially mentioned; and a number of daughters, but we have been unable to trace his descendants further. (See Notes on Lite of Rev. R. Steele, Local Glean-inys, No. 9, March, 1890).

TAED HALL

" Taed Hall," the homestead of the Steele family in Eng­land, was situated in the parish of Barthomley, in Cheshire, about four miles from a small town called Wheelock, and near the present railroad station of Crewe.

I t was a freehold obtained originally from a certain Sir Gilbert Ireland, and entailed upon the oldest sou, the only rental being a trifling sum paid whenever a new occupant came into possession.

George Steele sold out his life right before emigrating to America, and upon his death the property reverted to Lord Crewe, the present Lord of the manor.

The house is said to be a very venerable mansion, evidently "built with the object of serving as a fortress as well as a dwell-

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ing in time of need, as the door was extremely heavy and barred with iron.

One room was evidently intended for a chapel, as the walls were covered with quotations from the Scriptures in Latin, Greek and Old English. In the wall of one of the upper rooms was a secret passage-way and small chamber, while the bedsteads are described as large stationary affairs curiously carved and inlaid.

The arms of the family formed a conspicuous ornament on the carved oak paneling of the hall, the supports being sav­ages, and the crast a bloody hand. They were borrowed from George Steele by the Steeles of the Walnut Tree, and never returned.

STOCK GRANGE

Stock Grange, the American homestead, is familiar to the majority of the descendants of George Steele, five generations of whom have passed many happy hours beneath its hospita­ble roof.

The house is situated in West Bradford township, nearly in the centre of Chester county, while the farm covers also part of East Fallowfield township. I t consisted in 1805 of some six hundred acres, which was slightly increased by a later purchase. The land had been very much neglected, and the whole north side was a vast waste of sumac bushes and briers; only three fields and the orchard showed any signs of cultiva­tion.

A very old sunken log cabin stood at Woborne and another at Fallowfield, while the foundation of an old school house was discernable in the west end of the Barn Field, and a dam at the " Fulling Mill Rocks" marked the site of an old mill, an accompanying dwelling having probably stood a little above where for years there was an old apple tree. A log tavern stood on the western corner of Long-acre Field, which was burnt down by the scholars and teacher of the school before the arrival of the Steeles, in retaliation for depreda­tions committed by the occupants.

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The Stock Grange house consisted then of the back build­ing which is now occupied by the farmer. A piazza ran across the east end, from which a door opened into the parlor, and another into the cellar under the workshop which was the only cellar there was. A dilapidated log barn stood near the site of the present barn, but there were no other out­buildings, all those with which we are familiar having been built by John D. Steele. Woborne was built immediately after the purchase of the property for George Steele, his wife and daughter Esther, and soon after the Fallowfield house was built for the Kirke family, who had purchased this section of the original farm. The main portion of the Stock Grange house was erected in 1817.

The earliest owners of the Stock Grange property of whom we have knowledge were a family named Leggett, who sold the farm to Mr. Marchington, a tory. At the time of the Revolution it was confiscated by the government, and was afterwards purchased by Gen. Richard Humpton of the Con­tinental army, and an original member of the Society of the Cincinnati.

GEORGE STEELE

A N D H I S D E S C E N D A N T S .

1. George Steele (son of GEORGE STEELE and ESTHER BROD-

HEAD, of Barthomley, Cheshire, England), b. January 23,1737, at Barthomley; d. April 13, 1824; int. at Doe Run Cem­etery, Chester Co., Pa. m. January 29, 1757, to Hannah Dutton (dau. of PETER DUTTON and EDITH EATON, of Cud­dington, Cheshire, England, b. February 14 (0 . S.), 1735, at Cuddington; d. June 25, 1811; int. at St. Thomas' P. E. Church, Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co., Pa.

Resided at Barthomley and Cuddington until 1795, when he emigrated and settled at Whitemarsh. Here he lived until 1805, when he moved to Chester Co.

M A R Y S T E E L E , b . September 23, 1758; d. November 9, 1839; va. W m ,

Walley. (See 2.) M A R G A R E T S T E E L E , b . February 21, 1700; d. in infancy.

M A R G A R E T S T E E L E , b . Ju ly 3, 1761; d. Ju ly 3, 1808; m. Chas. Stones. (See 3.)

E S T H E R S T E E L E , b . February 3, 1763; d. September 17, 1843; unmarried, interred at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa . ; lived at " W o b o r n e . "

H A N N A H S T E E L E , b . September 19, 1764 or '65; d. December 31, 1815;

m. Saml. Nash. (See 4.) E L I Z A B E T H S T E E L E , b . June 22, 1767; d. January 6, 1855; m. W m .

Kirke. (See 5.) S A R A H S T E E L E , b . May 7, 1771; d. August 20, 1849; m. Jacob Harner.

(See 6.) J O H N D D T T O N S T E E L E , b . December 25, 1773; d. September 16, 1866;

m. Ann Exton. (See 7.)

Second Generation—Children of George Steele.

2. Mary Steele (dau. of GEORGE S T E E L E 1 and H A N N A H

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DDTTON), b. September 23, 1758, at Barthomley; d. Novem­ber 9, 1839; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, Chester Co., Pa. m. William Walley, b. March 6, 1757, at Tarporley, Eng­land; d. October 26, 1837; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church.

Resided at Liverpool, England, until 1796, when they emi­grated to America and settled near Paoli, Chester Co., Pa.

S A M U E L W A L L E T , b. February 5, 1785; d. February 16, I860; m. Mary Gault. (See 8.)

H E N R Y W A L L E Y , d. August 27, 1865; int. St. Peter"s P . E . Church, Chester Co., Pa. ; unmarried.

A N N A M A R I A W A L L E Y , b . December 3, 1792; d. January 3, 184C; m.

John Morton Davis. (See 9.)

3. Margaret Steele (dau. of GEORGE S T E E L E ' a n d H A N N A H

DUTTON), b. July 3,1761, at Barthomley, Cheshire, England ; d. July 3, 1808; int. St. Thomas' P. E. Church, Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co., Pa. m. Charles Stones* (son of CHARLES

STONES and MARY BORROWS, of Hereford, Cheshire, Eng.), b. April 16, 1756; d. August 10, 1798; int. at Philadelphia in Yellow Fever Burying Ground (probably the present Logan Square).

Previous to 1795 they resided in Liverpool, and in that year emigrated to America and settled in Philadelphia. After her husband's death Margaret Stone lived in Germantown.

M A R I A LOUISA STONE, b . October 7, 1783; d. February 20, 1872; m.

Richard Shackelford. (See 10.) H A N N A H S T O N E , b . February 23, 1785; d. May 15,1853; m. James Fernon.

(See 11.) J O H N S T O N E , b . October 3, 1786; d. February 8, 1859; m. (1) Elizabeth

Newton. (2) Mary McMahon (nee Whitt le) . (See 12.) S A M U E L STONE, b . September 3, 1788; d. September 30, 1789.

E L I Z A S T O N E , b . January 8, 1791; d. February 7, 1886; m. John W . Cheesborough. (See 13.)

E S T H E R STONE, b . March 31, 179o; d. June 24, 1871; unmarried; interred in N . Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. She resided in Phila­delphia.

4. Hannah Steele (dau. of GEORGE STEELE X and H A N N A H

DDTTON),b. September 19,1764 or '65, at Barthomley, Cheshire,

* After the death of Charles Stones his widow dropped the final " s " from the name, and since then it has always been written " S t o n e . "

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England; d. December 31, 1815; int at St. Thomas' P. E. Church, Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co., Pa. m. October 30, 1805, to Samuel Nash (son of SAMUEL NASH, of London, Eng­land); b. September 16, 1776, at London, Eng.; d. July 21, 1845; int. at St. Thomas' P. E. Church, Whitemarsh.

Resided at Whitemarsh.

S A M U E L P H I L I P N A S H , b . August 12, 1809; d. January 4, 1853; m. Sarah

Ann Bartholomew. (See 14.)

5. Elizabeth Steele (dau. of GEORGE S T E E L E 1 and H A N N A H

DUTTON), b. June 22, 1767, at Barthomley, Cheshire, Eng.; d. January 6, 1855; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa. m. William Kirke (son of WILLIAM K I R K E and A N N ), b. July 28, 1761, at Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, Eng.; d. March 25. 1844 ; int. at Doe Run Cemetery.

Resided at Wolverhampton, Eng., until 1795, when they emigrated, settling near the present Logan Station, German-town, Pa. Subsequently they moved to E. Fallowfield Twp., Chester Co., Pa., having purchased a section of the "Stock Grange " property.

E L I Z A B E T H K I R K E , b . August 10, 1790; d. October 9, 1790.

G E O R G E K I R K E , b. July 17, 1791; d. September 15, 1791.

H A N N A H K I R K E , b. August 15, 1793; d. September 5, 1880; m. John Mitchell . (See 15.)

G E O R G E W I L L I A M K I R K E , b . March 11, 1794; d. April 10, 1794.

G E O R G E K I R K E , b. March 31, 1795; d. September 25, 1868; m . ( l ) Leah J . Henderson. (2) Susannah M. Standbridge. (See 16.)

W I L L I A M K I R K E , b . March.23,1798; d. 1868; m. Esther Wallace. (See 17.) J O H N W I L L I A M K I R K E , b. March 28, 1799; d. Aug. 19, 1799.

S A R A H M A R I A K I R K E , b. August 2, 1805; d. A u g u s t 1, 1818 ; int. at Doe

Run Cemetery. M A R G A R E T S T O N E K I R K E , b . March 6, 1809; d. April 8, 1822; int. at

Doe Run Cemetery.

6. Sarah Steele (dau. of GEORGE STEELE 1 and H A N N A H

DUTTON), b . May 7, 1771, at Barthomley; d. August 20, 1849; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa. m. Jacob Harner, who d. February 18,1826, and was int. at St. Thomas' P. E. Church, Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co., Pa.

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Mrs. Harner lived at " Woborne " on the Stock Grange prop­erty.

No issue. 7. John Dutton Steele (son of GEORGE STEELE 1 and H A N N A H

DUTTON), b. December 25,1773, at Barthomley, Cheshire, Eng.; d. September 16,1866; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa. m. November 5,1805, to Ann Exton (dau. of H U G H EXTON and MARY CAPNER, of Hunterdon Co., N. J., formerly of Hug-

glescote Grange, Liecestershire, Eng.), b. July 15,1785, at Hug-glescote Grange; d. April 5,1859 ; int. at Doe Run Cemetery.

J O H N D. STEELE emigrated with his father to America in 1795, and resided first at Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co., Pa., moving to Stock Grange, Chester Co., in 1805, where he con­ducted an exteusive dairy farm. He was well known and highly respected throughout the county, as well as in many other parts of the state. He was one of the board of directors of the Germantown Turnpike Co., as well as a founder of the Perkiomen Turnpike Co., and subsequently represented Chester Co. in the State Legislature.

M A R Y S T E E L E , b . September 11,1806 ; d. December 22,1892 ; unmarried ; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa . Throughout her life she was an enthusiastic student of nature, and al­though removed from frequent intercourse with those of similar tastes, she possessed a kuowledge of the natural his­tory of Pennsylvania, especially of the birds and plants, equaled by bu t few persons of her generation.

H A N N A H S T E E L E , b . May 12, 1808; m. A d a m K. Witmer . (See 18.)

J O H N D U T T O N S T E E L E , b . March 18, 1810; d. June 13, 1886; m. Elizabeth

Capner. (See 19.) A N N E X T O N S T E E L E , b . September 16, 1813. « / »**• ' * '&V

H U G H E X T O N S T E E L E , b. September 27, 1815; d. June 14, 1885; m. Han­

nah B. Rakestraw. (See 20.) 2 ^ E S T H E R S T E E L E , b . November 21, 1817.

v3 X D O R O T H Y E X T O N S T E E L E , b . September 23, 1820.

• J ^ M A R G A R E T S T E E L E , b . November 29, 1823.

G E O R G E S T E E L E , b . Ju ly 1, 1827; m. Elizabeth B. Powuall . (See 21.)

Third Generation—Walley Branch.

8. Samnel Walley (son of WILLIAM W A L L E Y and MARY

STEELE '), b. February 5, 1785, at Waverham, Cheshire, Eng-

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land; d. February 16, 1860; int. at St. Peter's P. E. Church, Chester Co., Pa. m. Mary Ganlt. She d. in 1887 ; int. at St. Peter's Church. Chester Co., Pa. No issue.

9. Anna Maria Walley (dau. of WILLIAM W A L L E Y and MARY

STEELE 2 ) , b. December 3, 1792, at Waverham, Cheshire, Eng­land ; d. January 3, 1846; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, Chester Co., Pa. m. John Morton Davis (son of CAPT. J O H N

DAVIS and A N N MORTON, of Chester Valley, Pa.), b. 1787 at

Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.; d. December 23, 1846; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, Chester Co., Pa.

They resided at Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.

^ ( ^ W I L L I A M W A L L E Y DAVIS , b . November 19, 1827; m. Cornelia W. Davis.

(See 22.) E L I Z A B E T H D A V I S , b. December 21,1828; d. September 27, 1852; m. Wil­

liam L. Lee. (See 23.) H E N R I E T T A D A V I S , b . March 11, 1831; d. October 30, 1888; unmarried;

int. at Great Valley Presb . Church. J O H N M O R T O N D A V I S , b. September 5, 1833; d. February 8,1882; unmar­

ried; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church. ISAAC H E N R Y D A V I S , b. November 6, 1837; d. Ju ly , 1870; m. Sydney

Bowman. (See 24.) A N N A M A R I A D A V I S , b . December 26, 1839; d. May 19, 1876; m. Clinton

G. Baugh. (See 25.)

Third Generation—Stone Branch.

10. Maria Louisa Stone (dau. of CHARLES STONES and MAR­

GARET STEELES) b. October 7, 1783; d. February 20, 1872; int. at So. Laurel Hill Cem., Phila. m. April 28, 1814, to Richard Shackelford (son of RICHARD SHACKELFORD, of North Carolina) b. 1782 in North Carolina; d. 1823.

They resided at Georgetown and Charleston, South Caro­lina.

H E N R Y A L L S T O N SHACKELFORD, b . 1817; d. December 27, 1889; m.

Elizabeth Campbell. (See 26.) Ja l i 'o . S H A C K E L F O R D , d. in infancy; int. at Georgetown, S. Caro­

lina. R I C H A R D SHACKELFORD, d. in infancy; int. a t Georgetown, S. Caro­

lina, ^ r J O H N W R A G G . SHACKELFORD, b . May 1, 1822; m. Elizabeth P . P u t n a m .

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11. Hannah Stone (dau. of CHARLES STONES and MARGARET

STEELES), b. February 23, 1785; d. May 15, 1853; int. at North Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. m. James Fernon.

E S T H E R M A R G A R E T F E R N O N , b. September 13, 1824; d. A u g u s t 17,

1836; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa .

12. John Stone (son of CHARLES STONES and MARGARET

STEELES), b. October 3, 1786, at Liverpool, Eng.; d. February 8, 1859; int. at North Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. m. (1st) Elizabeth Newton, b. February 14, 1785; d. June 8 , 1833; int. at St. Peter's Church Yard, Phila. m. (2d) July 27, 1837, to Mary McMahon (widow of LIEUT. THOS. MCMAHON, and dau. of ROBERT WHITTLE and A N N WHETSTONE), b. at German-

town, Pa., September 15, 1807; d. September 28, 1857; int. at North Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila.

J O H N STONE emigrated to America with the Steele family in 1795, and resided in Philadelphia.

Issue by first marriage:

C H A R L E S H E N R Y STONE, b . February 4, 1815; d. Juneff, 1861; m. Sarah

M.Rober t s . (See 28.) ~y > J A M E S N E W T O N STONE, b. September 15, 1816; m. Sarah Wil l iamson.

(See 29.) M A R Y STONE, b . A u g u s t 10, 1818; d. January 29, 1821; int. a t St. Pe t e r ' s

P . E. Church, Phi la . J O H N W I L L I A M S T O N E , b . November 23, 1821; d. May 8, 1888; m.

Hannah A. Copelaud. (See 30.) H E N R Y MORTON STONE, b . November 12, 1823; d. September 1, 1889;

m. Louise Besson. (See 31.) — H E L E N E L I Z A B E T H STONE, b . March 11, 1825.

Issue by second marriage:

- A N N E M A R G A R E T STONE, b . August 25, 1838; m. Mantle Fielding.

(See 32.) ^ F R E D E R I C K D A W S O N S T O N E , b. April 8, 1841; m. Anne E. Wi tmer .

(See 33.)

13. Eliza Stone (dau. of CHARLES STONES and MARGARET

STEELES), b. January 8, 1791, at Cheshire, Eng.; d. February 7, 1886; int. at North Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. m. in 1816 to John Weaver Cheesboroiigh (son of JOHN CHEESBOR-

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OUGH and ESTHER BLYTH, of Georgetown, S. O). He d. in 1845; int. at Charleston, S. C.

They resided at Charleston.

J O H N C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. October 19, 1817; m. (1) Jane Pat ton; (2) Louisa Patton. (See 34.)

C H A R L E S W I L L I A M CHEESBOROUGH, d. in infancy at Georgetown, S. C.

M A R Y H U G E R CHEESBOROUOH.

E S T H E R B L Y T H E C H E E S B O R O U G H .

C H A R L E S W I L L I A M C H E E S B O R O U G H .

E D M U N D R E K D CHEESBOROUGH, b. June 8, 1826; d. April 14, 1876; int.

at 'Houston, Tex.; m. M. Theresa Jackson. (See 35.) J O S E P H RLYTH CHEESBOROUGH, b. ; d. 1867; int. at Galveston,

Tex.; m. Bardasch. (See 36.) M A R I A C H A R L O T T E C H E E S B O R O U G H .

Third Generation—Nash Branch.

14. Rev. Samuel Philip Nash (son of SAMUEL N A S H and H A N -

NAH STEELE 4 ) , b. August 12, 1809, at Whitemarsh, Mont­gomery Co., Pa.; d. January 4, 1853; int. at St. Andrew's P. E. Church, W. Vincent, Pa., afterwards removed to Oaklands Cemetery, West Chester, Pa. m. December 20,1846, to Sarah Ann Bartholomew (dau. of JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEW and ELIZA­

BETH JONES, of East Whiteland Twp., Chester Co., Pa.), b. December 9, 1S09, at E. Whiteland, Chester Co., Pa.; d. April 10, 1881; int. at Oaklands Cemetery, West Chester, Pa.

They'resided at Phcenixville, Pa. and West Vincent Twp., Chester Co., Pa.

E L I Z A B E T H B A R T H O L O M E W N A S H , b . November 1, 1848; m. Wm. Martin

Sullivan. (See 37.) E L L A MARY N A S H , b. July 9, 1851: d. Ju ly 15, 1871; int. at Oaklands

Cemetery.

Third Generation—Kirke Branch.

15. Hannah Kirke (dau. of WILLIAM K I R K E aud ELIZABETH

STEELES) b. August 15, 1792, at Hanly, England; d. Septem­ber 5, 1880; int. at Northwood Cemetery, Downingtown, Pa. m. January 10, 1818, to John Mitchell (son of ANDREW

MITCHELL and A N N W I N G , of Doe Run, Chester Co., Pa.), b.

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1798 in Maryland; d. July, 1818; int. at Octoraro Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa.

Eesided in Chester Co., Pa.

E L I Z A B E T H J O H N M I T C H E L L , b . November 17, 1818; m. Alexander P .

Tuttou. (See 38.)

16. Rev. George Kirke (son of WILLIAM K I R K E and ELIZA­

BETH STEELE s) b. March 31, 1795, at Hanly, Staffordshire, England; d. September 25, 1868; int. at St. James' P. E. Church, Downingtown, Pa. m. (1st) November 13, 1827, to Leah Jane Henderson (dau. of JOHN BARTON HENDERSON and MARY LIGHTNER, of Lancaster Co., Pa.), b. September 17,

1804, at Salisbury Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.; d. February 2, 1837; int. at St. John's Church, New London Twp., Chester Co., Pa. m. (2d) June 19, 1838, to Susannah Mary Standbridge (dau. of J O H N CHRISTOPHER STANDBRIDGE and FRANCES LIL-

LINGTON, of Philadelphia), b. December 15, 1803, at Birming­ham, England; d. December 27, 1881; int. at Northwood Cemetery, Downingtown, Pa.

Resided during first marriage near New London, Chester Co., Pa., subsequently near Newtown, Bucks Co., Reeseville and Downingtown, Pa.

Issue by first marriage :

G E O R G E B A R T O N K I R K E , b . February 21, 1829; d. September 7,1829; int.

at St. John 's Church, New London, Chester Co., Pa . J A N E K I R K E , b. March 9, 1830; d. November 25, 1866; unmarried; int. a t

St. J ames ' Church, Downingtown, P a . W I L L I A M W H I T E K I R K E , b . July 17, 1831; d. August, 1890; m. (1)

Phoebe Davis, (2) E m m a C. Brogan. (See 39.) J O H N POLYCARP K I R K E , b. February 28, 1833; d. March 23, 1834; int. a t

Downingtown. A L F R E D W I L R E R F O R C E K I R K E , b. November 11, 1834; d. February 25,

1847; int. at Downingtown. D U T T O N S T E E L E L I G H T N E R K I R K E , b . October 16, 1836; d. June 4,1857;

int. at Downingtown.

Issue by second marriage :

J O H N L I L L I N G T O N K I R K E , b . June 5, 1839; m . (1) Sarah S. Cooper, (2)

Elizabeth Tickuer (ue6 Hooven). (See 40.) G E O R G E W I S T A R K I R K E , b . Ju ly 14, 1844; in. Annie Maria Rose.

(See 41.)

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17. William Kirke (son of WILLIAM K I R K E and ELIZABETH

STEELE S ) , b. March 23, 1798, at Germantown, Pa.; d. January, 1869; int. at St. John's Church, Concord, Delaware Co., Pa. m. 1825, to Esther Wallace (dau. of J O H N WALLACE and A G N E S MOTHERELL, of Oxford, Chester Co., Pa.), b. 1797,

near Oxford; d. November 14, 1840; int. at St. John's Church, Concord, Delaware Co., Pa.

They resided in Bethel Twp., Delaware Co., Pa.

F R A N C E S A N N E K I R K E , b. 1826; d. 1839; int. at St. John ' s Church, Con­

cord, Pa. S A R A H M A R I A K I R K K , b. 1827. Professed sister of the church, known

in the religious life of the Anglo-Catholic Church as Sistei Sarah.

J O H N M I T C H E L L K I R K E , b . 1828; d. in infancy; int. at Doe Run, Chester

Co., Pa. E L I Z A B E T H E S T H E R K I R K E , b. 1829; d. 1883; int. at Bethel, Delaware

Co., Pa. ; unmarried. W I L L I A M E L I J A H K I R K E , b . 1831; d. in Kansas.

MARY K I R K E , b . 1832; d. in infancy; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa .

A N N A M I T C H E L L K I R K E , b . 1834; unmarried.

M A R G A R E T S T O N E K I R K E , b. 1835; d. in infancy; int. at St. John ' s

Church, Concord, Pa . J O H N W A L L A C E W I L B E R F O R C E K I R K E , b. September 19, 1837; m. Mary

E . Smith (nee Jones) . (See 42.)

Third Generation—Steele Branch.

18. Hannah Steele (dau. of JOHN D. S T E E L E ' and A N N

EXTON), b. May 12, 1808, at W. Bradford Twp., Chester Co., Pa. m. April 24, 1838, to Adam Kendrick Witmer (son of DAVID W I T M E R and J A N E LIGHTNER, of Paradise, Lancaster

Co., Pa.), b. December 7, 1802, at Paradise, Pa.; d. April 29, 1887; int. at All Saints' P. E. Church, Paradise, Pa.

They resided at Paradise, Lancaster Co., Pa.

J A N E W I T M E R , b . March 8, 1839; d. January 11,1841; int. a t All Saints ' Church, Paradise.

J O H N S T E E L E W I T M E R , b. October 3, 1840; m . Cecelia Lightner. (See

43.) A N N E E V E L I N E W I T M E R , b . August 29, 1842; m. Frederick D. Stone.

(See 44.) D A V I D W I T M E R , b . August, 5, 1844; d. November 22, 1852; int. at All

Saints ' Churoh, Paradise.

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ADAM EXTON WITMER, b. August 4, 1846; m. Mary Augusta Heden-berg. (See 45.)

19. John Dutton Steele (son of J O H N D. STEELE I and A N N

EXTON), b. March 18, 1810, at W. Bradford Twp., Chester Co., Pa.; d. June 13, 1886; int. at Edgewood Cemetery, Potts-town, Pa. in. November 15,1837, to Elizabeth Capner (dau. of THOMAS CAPNER and MARY CHOYCE, of Leicestershire, Eng­land and Flemington, N. J.), b. April 2, 1809, at Flemington, N. J.; d. April 24, 1882 ; int. at Edgewood Cemetery, Potts-town, Pa.

They resided most of the time at Pottstown, Montgomery Co., Pa.

MARY CAPNER STEELE, b. October 8, 1838; d. April 11, 1843; int. at Doe

Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa. THOMAS CAPNER STEELE, b. January 5, 1841; m. (1) Lydia M. Hart, (2)

Ann H. Neide'. (See 46) JOHN DDTTON STEELE, b. February 1, 1843; d. May 5, 1843; int. at Doe

^ A f t X V ^ - 2 / ^ - ANNE E X T O ^ S T E ^ L T I T February 16, 1844. »*& . & ^ V * * A ^ ^ ^ j ^ ELIZABETH CAPNER STEELE, b. September 9,1846; m. Frank B. Bracket. 1 lAvyXvYvsv

(See 47.) EDITH DDTTON STEELE, b. December 31, 1849.

JOHN HALL STEELE, b. May 9, 1852.

20. Hugh Exton Steele (son of J O H N D. STEELE ^ and A N N

EXTON), b. September 27, 1815, at W . Bradford Twp., Ches­ter Co., Pa.; d. June 14, 1885 : _inJ^_it_.DP_e_Suji^enieJexy. Chester Co., Pa. m. Hannah Baldwin Rakestraw (dau. of J O H N RAKESTRAW and MARY PENNOCK, of Philadelphia), b,.Feb-ruary 4, 1819, at Philadelphia ; d. July 25, 1895, \a_t Danville, Pa.; int. at Doe Run Cemetery.

They resided at Coatesville and Laurel, Chester Co., Pa. Subsequently they lived at New Castle, Del., and Danville, Pa.

^ V \ ^ c ^ y ^ ^ l G ) 0 ] y _ _ ^ N N E EXTON STEELE, b. March 15, 1847; m. John Stone. (See 48.) , ^) JOHN DDTTON STEELE, b. November 26, 1850; d. March 31, 1886; m.

Sophie M. Bard. (See 49.) ^ A V ^ i l ^ ) ] O M A R Y PENNOCK STEELE, b. November 28, 1852.

( ) C ) HANNAH PENNOCK STEELE, b. January 4, 1857; m. Joseph M. Downing. U W (See 50.)

21. George Steele (son of JOHN D. STEELE I and A N N EXTON),

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b. July 1, 1827, at W. Bradford Twp., Chester Co., Pa. m. February 27, 1855, to Elizabeth Buckman Pownall (dau. of LEVI POWNALL and SARAH HENDERSON, of Sadsbury, Lancaster

Co., Pa.), b. May 16, 1825, at Sadsbury, Lancaster Co., Pa. They reside at Birmingham, Chester Co., Pa. Formerly at

Martic Forge, Lancaster Co., and at "Stock Grange," Chester Co., Pa.

S A R A H P O W N A L L S T E E L E , b . April 14, 1857; died in infancy.

E L E A N O R P O W N A L L S T E E L E , b . Augus t 18, 1859; d. A u g u s t 21, 1859;

int. a t Sadsbury, Pa . M A R Y E X T O N S T E E L E , b . September 8, 1860; m. J . Wal ter Parker .

(See 51.) A N N E EXTON S T E E L E , b . April 29, 1862; died in infancy.

E L I Z A B E T H D D T T O N S T E E L E , b . April 4, 1864; d. September 3, 1864; int .

at Pottstown, Pa. H U G H EXTON S T E E L E , b . April 28, 1867.

Fourth Generation—WaUey Branch. 22. William Walley Davis (son of J O H N MORTON DAVIS a n d ^ ^ ! ^ ^ <•«- "•

A N N A MARIA W A L L E Y " ) , b. November 19, 1827, at T r e d y f - 3 ^ * ^ F frin, Chester Co., Pa. m. Cornelia Walker Davis (dau. Qf^TlU/v>" CHARLES J. DAVIS and MARY SITER, of Tredyffrin, C h e s t e r - * ^ 5 ^ Co., Pa.), b. 1S46, at Tredyffrin.

They reside at Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.

H E N R Y W A L L E Y D A V I S , b . March 14, 1878.

23. Elizabeth Davis (dau. of J O H N MORTON DAVIS and A N N A

MARIA W A L L E Y " ) , b. December 21, 1828, at Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.: d. September 27, 1852; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, Chester Co., Pa. m. William Latta Lee (son of DAVID CLOYD L E E and A N N SCOTT, of Chester Co., Pa.), b.

1824, at Willistown, Chester Co., Pa. No issue. 24. Isaac Henry Davis (son of J O H N MORTON DAVIS and

A N N A M A R I A W A L L E Y »), b. November 6,1837, at Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.; d. July, 1870; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, m. Sydney Bowman.

E L E A N O B M O R T O N D A V I S , m. (1) Adams; (2) D r . Carl H . Reed.

(See 52.) W I L L I A M W A L L E Y D A V I S .

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25. Anna Maria Davis (dau. of J O H N MORTON DAVIS and A N N A MARIA W A L L E Y " ) , b. December 26, 1839, at Tredyffrin, Chester Co., Pa.; d. May 19,1876; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, m. Clinton G. Baugh, of Chester Co., Pa., b.

; d. April 17, 1879; int. at Great Valley Presb. Church, Chester Co., Pa.

F L O R E N C E A M E L I A B A D G H .

L O U I S D. B A D G H . (See 53.)

Fourth Generation—Stone Branch.

26. Henry Allston Shackelford (son of RICHARD SHACKELFORD

and MARIA LOUISA STONE1 0), b. 1817, at Georgetown, S. Carolina; d. December 27, 1889; int. at S. Laurel Hill Ceme­tery, Phila. m. Elizabeth Lapsley Campbell (dau. of QUINTON

CAMPBELL and SARAH LAPSLEY, of Philadelphia), b. ; d. December 31, 1889; int. at S. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila.

They resided at Philadelphia and later at New York.

M A R I A L O U I S A SHACKELFORD, b . 1843.

A G N E S C A M P B E L L SHACKELFORD, b . 1846.

X 27. Rev. John Wragg Shackelford (son of RICHARD SHACKEL­

FORD and MARIA LOUISA STONE1 0) b. May 1,1822, at George­town, S. Carolina, m. November 6, 1851, to Elizabeth Peck Putnam (dau. of ROCKWELL PUTNAM and ELIZABETH HAIGHT

PECK, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y.), b. February 13, 1825, at Saratoga Springs; d. March 10,1885; int. at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

They resided at Brooklyn, N. Y., till 1856, at Newark, N. J., till 1865, then at New York City.

E L E A N O R A N A S T A S I E SHACKELFORD, b . February 20, 1853.

E L I Z A B E T H P U T N A M S H A C K E L F O R D , b . March 9, 1860.

G E O R G E R O C K W E L L P U T N A M SHACKELFORD, b . September 29, 1864.

E D I T H M A R Y S H A C K E L F O R D , b . ; d. in infancy; int. at Saratoga

Springs, N . Y.

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28. Charles Henry Stone (son of J O H N STONE " and ELIZA­

BETH NEWTON), b. February 4, 1815, at Philadelphia; d. June 6 , 1861; int. at S. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. m.

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June 4, 1840, to Sarah Maria Roberts (dau. of JAMES ROBERTS

and SARAH BRINTON nee BROOM, of Philadelphia), b. August 31, 1822, at Philadelphia; d. February 2, 1896; int. at Coates-ville, Chester Co., Pa.

They resided at Philadelphia.

B R I N T O N STONE, b. May 9, 1841; d. January 21, 1875; m. Elizabeth D.

Bowie. (See 54.) J O H N STONE, b . March 15, 1844; m. Anne E. Steele. (See 55.) _

y , C H A R L E S ALLSTON S T O N E , b. Ju ly 1, 1847; m. Liley Wood. (See 5 6 , ) ^ ) ) ^ ^ \G> l \ \U j >

N E W T O N H E N R Y STONE, b . May 3, 1849; m. Ellen Hale . (See 57.)

E D W A R D R O B E R T S S T O N E , b. Ju ly 4, 1851; m. Virginia Gilroy. (See 58.)

MARY H E L E N S T O N E , b. September 22, 1853.

y/ E L I Z A B E T H N E W T O N STONE, b. December 7, 1855; m. George L. Doug- ^J>x* tV_ lass. (See 59.)

"X 29. James Newton Stone (son of J O H N STONE 1 2 and E L I Z A - ^ ^ O X - ^ ^ ^ W A - \ w X BETH NEWTON), b. September 15, 1816, at Philadelphia. m < W > ^ 0 \ W ^ w j ^ July 17, 1844, to Sarah Williamson (dau. of PETER WILLIAM- S % ) J ^ - Yw»-\>vrv-SON and LORAINE TITERMARY, of Philadelphia), b. July 19,5Mx\\. • 1819, at Philadelphia. ' ^

They reside at Philadelphia.

L O R A I N E W I L L I A M S O N S T O N E , b . May 24, 1846; d. Ju ly 9, 1857; int. a t

S. Laurel Hill Cemetery. 7 J A M E S N E W T O N S T O N E , b . December 2Sf, 1851; m. Mary E . Sturdevaut.

(See 60.)

30. John William Stone (son of J O H N STONE 1 2 and ELIZA­

BETH NEWTON), b. November 23, 1821, at Philadelphia; d. May 8, 1888; int. at Glen Loch, Chester Co., Pa. m. March 17,1853, to Hannah Ann Cowpland (dau. of CADWALADER EVANS COWPLAND and A M Y POWELL ZEBLEY, of Philadelphia), b. December 11, 1829, at Philadelphia; d. May 2, 1892; int. at Glen Loch, Chester Co., Pa.

They resided at Glen Loch, Pa., and formerly in Phila­delphia.

E L I Z A B E T H A L L S T O N S T O N E ^ I ) . December 8, 1853. , • . \ ^ & i A -Q \ *P

X AMY STONE, b. July 28, 1 8 6 ^ . ^ ^ ^ J W * - ^ - i W ^ * f e ? ) ^ ^ W > l > w . H E N R Y M O R T O N S T O N E , b . April 28, 1858; m. Henriet ta M. Reigart .

JOHN WILLIAM STONE, b. March 10, 1866. <tlfK . %)%K-. 1 . 1 1 0 0 t l A ^ W n o W X ^ .

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31. Henry Morton Stone (son of JOHN STONE " and ELIZABETH

NEWTON), b. November 12, 1823, at Philadelphia; d. Sep­tember 1, 1889; int. at N. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila. m. March 31, 1853, to Louise Besson (dau. of J E A N MARC AURELE

BESSON and ELIZABETH STEWART, of Lyons, France, and Philadelphia), b. July 9, 1825; d. May 2*1, 1895; int. at N. Laurel Hill Cemetery.

They resided at Philadelphia.

STEWART STONE, b. January 27,1854; d. December 12,1895; m. Elizabeth

W.Hall. (See 62.) 6 ^ ' \ <i / / X MORTON STONE, b. October 28, 1855; m. Edith Charuley. (See 6 3 , ) ^ . ' V ^ ^/H /"-S"

HELEN STONE, b. June S, 1861; m. J. Frederick Thomas. (See 64.) LOUISE VERNIER STONE, b. January 14, 1871.

\ O X o Re S-^' vrsC\_ \ j 32. Anne Margaret Stone (dau. of JOHN STONE 1 2 and MARY

v ^ \ y MCMAHON, nee" WHITTLE) , b. August 25, 1838, at Philadel-f V C - A ^ v 1 •-• .\ \\'\M phia. m. November 10, 1864, to Mantle Fielding (son of

THOMAS FIELDING and FRANCES BULLES, of Leicestershire,

England, afterwards of New York), b. April 23, 1837, at Dalston, England; d. February 11, 1890; int. at N. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila.

They resided at Brooklyn, Newark, and subsequently at Philadelphia.

V MANTLE FIELDING, b. September 20, 1865. THOMAS FIELDING, b. August 1, 1871; d. August 7, 1871; int. at New

York. JOHN STONE FIELDING, b. October 1, 1879; d. October 1, 1879; int. at N.

Laurel Hill Cemetery.

%>• W ^ fc-1ST7^ 3 3 - Frederick Dawson Stone (son of J O H N STONE 12 and MARY j ^ y l ^ ^ ^ A - V V W U M C M A H O N , nee" WHITTLE) , b. April 8, 1841, at Philadelphia. O. ^Jx^ox. . m - November 9, 1865, to Anne Eveline Witmer (See 44), (dau.

<y o f ADAM K. W I T M E R and H A N N A H STEELE,1 8 of Paradise,

Lancaster Co., Pa.), b. August 29, 1842, at Paradise, Pa. They reside at Philadelphia.

WITMER STONE, b. September 22, 1 8 6 8 . > * V § M W ^ Y ^ » - 4 ^ ^ 4 ' **«- fy1/0*! FREDERICK DAWSON STONE, b. August 7, 1872; d. February 14, 1896;

int. at N. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Phila.

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34. John Cheesborough (son of J O H N W E A V E R CHEESBOROUGH — & V « ^ - l 2 - / °> and ELIZA STONE '3), b. October 19, 1817, at Georgetown, S. C.

m. (1st) November, 1847, to Jane Patton (dau. of WILLIAM

PATTON and ELIZABETH K E R R , of Charleston, S. C), b. 1822, at Charleston; d. December, 1857; int. at Charleston, m. (2d) September, 1859, to Louisa Patton (dau. of THOMAS PATTON

and LOUISA WALTON, of Asheville, N. C) , b. January 16) 1836, at Morganton, N. C.

He resided during his first marriage in Charleston, S. C, and now resides at Asheville, N. C.

E D I T H E L I Z A B E T H CHEESBOROUGH, b. August 31,1849.

W I L L I A M P A T T O N CHEESBOROUGH, b . August 21, 1850.

E L I Z A B E T H P A T T O N CHEESBOROUGH, b. August 6, 1852.

J O H N CHEESBOROUGH, b. December 27, 1854.

J A N E CHEESBOROUGH, b. January 1, 1856; m. Edw. T. Holmes. (See 65.)

Issue by second marriage:

CLARA CHEESBOROUGH, b. J u l y 23, 1860.

L O U I S E CHEESBOROUGH C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. December 21, 1863; m. Dr.

Charles Moncure. (See 66.) MARY C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. A u g u s t 23, 1866.

S E P T I M A C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. September 18, 1868.

THOMAS P A T T O N C H E E S B O R O U G H , b . September 16, 1870; m. Emeline

Hcrrick, nee Forbes. (See 67.) E L I Z A S T O N E C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. September 16, 1872.

J O S E P H E D M U N D C H E E S B O R O U G H , b. November 10, 1874.

J A M E S W A L T O N CHEESBOROUGH, b. May 26, 1878.

35. Edmund Reed Cheesborough (son of J O H N W E A V E R CHEES­

BOROUGH and ELIZA STONE '3), b. June 8,1826, at Philadelphia, Pa.; d. April 14, 1876; int. at Houston, Tex. m. Maria" Theresa Jackson (dau. of D R . ROBERT JACKSON and NANCY

COLLER , of Tampa, Fla.), b. October 15, 1843, at Tampa, Fla.

They resided at Houston and Galveston, Tex.

J O S E P H B L Y T H C H E E S B O R O U G H , b . July 8, 1859; m. Dora Arnold.

(See 68.) E D M U N D R E E D C H E E S B O R O U G H , d. in infancy.

R O B E R T JACKSON C H E E S B O R O U G H , b . March 9, 1865.

E D M U N D R E E D C H E E S B O R O U G H , b . Ju ly 17, 1867; m. Clara Floride

Noble. (See 69.)

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OSCAR F R A N K C H E E S B O R O U G H , d. in infancy.

C H A R L E S W I L L I A M CHEESBOROUGH, d. in infancy.

36. Joseph Blyth Cheesborough (son of JOHN W E A V E R CHEES­

BOROUGH and ELIZA STONED), b. ; d. 1867; int. at Gal­veston, Tex. m. Ellen Bardasch (dau. of DR. BARDASCH, of New Orleans, La.).

They resided at Galveston, Tex.

W A L T E R C H E E S B O R O U G H .

C H A R L E S CHEESBOROUGH.

M A R Y CHEESBOROUGH, d. in infancy; int. at New Orleans, La.

Fourth Generation—Nash Branch.

37. Elizabeth Bartholomew Nash (dau. of REV. SAMUEL P H I L I P

N A S H 1 4 and SARAH A N N BARTHOLOMEW), b. November 1,

1848, at Phcenixville, Chester Co., Pa. m. July 25, 1888, to William Martin Sullivan (son of MARTIN SULLIVAN and ELIZA­

BETH K I N G DAVIS, of Delaware Co., Pa.), b. April 11, 1842, in Middletown Twp., Delaware Co., Pa.

They reside in East Whiteland Twp., Chester Co., Pa. No issue.

Fourth Generation—Kirke Branch.

38. Elizabeth John Mitchell (dau. of J O H N MITCHELL and HANNAH KIRKE *=), b. November 17, 1818, in E. Fallowfield, Chester Co.; m. November 8,1854, to Alexander Peoples Tutton &• (son of GEORGE TUTTON and REBECCA PEOPLES, of Chester Co., Pa.); b. May 25, 1824, in Chester Co.

They resided at Catawissa Valley, Reading, and now at Downingtown, Pa.

CN \ A / C I / / I T «»•- • * - N N E G E R T R U D E T U T T O N , b . September 8, 1855; m. GUYON M I L L E R . I V , l ^ p / ° > (See 70.)

ISABELLA P A R K E T U T T O N , b. November 30, 1857.

39. William White Kirke (son of REV. GEORGE K I R K E I 6 and LEAH J A N E HENDERSON), b. July 17, 1831; d. August, 1890; int. at Philadelphia, m. (1st) Phoebe Davis of West Chester, Pa. She is int. at St. James' Church, Downingtown, Pa. m.

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(2d) Emma C. Brogan of Kimbleville, Chester Co., Pa. She d. in 1894, and is int. at Philadelphia.

They resided at Downingtown and Philadelphia. Issue by first marriage :

L E A H J A N E K I R K E , d. in infancy; int. at St. James ' Church, Downing­town, Pa.

Issue by second marriage :

M A R Y A G N E S K I R K E , d. December, 1895; m. John McGrogan. (See 71.)

E M I L Y D O W N I N G K I R K E , m. William Cook. (See 72.)

G E O R G E D U T T O N K I R K E , m. Anna Mary Boyd. (See 73.)

W I L L I A M K I R K E , d. unmarried; int. in North wood Cemetery, Downing­town, P a .

J^,EAH J A N E K I R K E , m. Frederick George Zollar. (See 74.)

A N N A M I T C H E L L K I R K E , d. in childhood; int. in Northwood Cemetery,

Downingtown, Pa.

40. John Lillington Kirke (son of REV. GEORGE K I R K E 1 6 and SUSANNAH MARY STANDBRIDGE), b. June 5, 1839, at New­town, Pa. m. (1st) Sarah S. Cooper, of Philadelphia. She d.

, int. at St. James' Church, Kingsessing, Philadelphia. m. (2d) Elizabeth Tickner nee HOOVEN.

They reside at Philadelphia. Issue by first marriage :

G E O R G E W I S T A R K I R K E , b . 1871; d. 1873; int. a t Kingsessing, Phila.

41. George Wistar Kirke (son of REV. GEORGE K I R K E 1 6 and SUSANNAH MARY STANDBRIDGE), b. July 14, 1844, at Down­ingtown, Pa. m. Annie Maria Rose (dau. of W I L L I A M GEORGE

ROSE and MARIA A N N , of Rah way, N. J.); b. March

26, 1850, at London, Eng. They resided at Rahway and Elizabeth, N. J., and now at

Brooklyn, N. Y.

G R A C E L I L L I N G T O N K I R K E , b . November 9, 1872.

42. John Wallace Wilberforee Kirke (son of WILLIAM K I R K E X»

and ESTHER WALLACE), b. September 19,1837, in Bethel Twp. Delaware Co., Pa. m. October 20,1886, to Mary Mien Smith nee"

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JONES, (dau. of J O H N JONES and MARY , of Chester

Co., Pa.), b. May 15, 1838, at Tredyffrin, Chester Co. They reside in Bethel Twp., Delaware Co., Pa. No issue.

Fourth Generation—Steele Branch.

43. John Steele Witmer (son of ADAM KENDRICK W I T M E R and H A N N A H STEELE l8), b. October 3,1840, at Paradise, Lancaster Co., Pa.; m. October 6, 1875, to Cecelia Lightner (dau. of JOHN HOPKINS LIGHTNER and MARY THIBAULT, of St. Louis, Mo.), b. September 5, 1849, at St. Louis, Mo.

They reside at Paradise, Lancaster Co., Pa.

J O H N S T E E L E W I T H E R , b . November 1, 1877.

44. Anne Eveline Witmer (dau. of ADAM KENDRICK W I T M E R

and H A N N A H STEELE 1 8) , b. August 29,1842, at Paradise, Lan­caster Co., Pa.; m. November 9,1865, to Frederick Dawson Stone (See 33), (son of J O H N S T O N E " and MARY MCMAHON nee

WHITTLE, of Philadelphia), b. April 8, 1841, at Philadelphia. They reside at Philadelphia.

• ^ A W I T H E R S T O N E , b . September 22, 1866.

F R E D E R I C K DAWSON STONE, b . August 7, 1872; d. February 14, 1896;

int. a t N . Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia.

45. Adam Exton Witmer (son of ADAM KENDRICK WITMER

and H A N N A H STEELE1 8) , b. August 4, 1846, at Paradise, Lan­caster Co., Pa.; m. June 1, 1871, to Mary Augusta Hedenberg (dau. of CHARLES J. HEDENBERG and MARY ELLEN HIGAN-

BOTHAN nee BARNES, of Philadelphia), b. August 15, 1849, at Philadelphia.

They resided at Paradise, and now at Lancaster, Pa.

C H A R L E S K E N D R I C K W I T M E R , b. January 24, 1872.

M A R Y A U G U S T A W I T M E R , b . Ju ly 6, 1873.

A N N E S T O N E W I T M E R , b . December 7, 1874.

F R A N K H E D E N B E R G W I T M E R , h. January 24, 1876.

J A M E S W I L L I A M W I T M E R , b . November 20, 1886; d. January 28, 1893;

int. at Hollenback Cemetery, Wilkesbarre, Pa .

46. Thomas Capner Steele (son of J O H N DUTTON S T E E L E ^ and

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ELIZABETH CAPNER), b. January5,1841, at Flemington, N . J . m. (1st) January 18, 1866, to Lydia Manchester Hart (dau. of A S A MANCHESTER HART and SUSAN B. MAVER. of Reading,

Pa.), b. January 14, 1846, at Lancaster, Pa.; d. February 14, 1887 ; int. at Reading, Pa. m. (2d) Oct. 21, 1891 Ann Hunter Neide(dau. of JOSEPH NEIDE and REBECCA , of Delaware Co., Pa.), b. February 25, 1848, at Pottstown, Pa.

They reside at Pottstown, Pa. Issue by first marriage : ^ .

> JOHN DUTTON" STEELE, born February 21, 1 8 6 8 . t t \ v . ^ V V ^ W & < ^ 6 ^ * * - I

ASA MANCHESTER STEELE, b. January 27, 1870.

ESTHER CLARKSON MAYER STEELE, b. November 19, 1872.

Issue by second marr iage :

REBECCA NKIDE STEELE, b. December 26, 1892.

47. Elizabeth Capner Steele (dau. of J O H N DUTTON STEELE J°

and ELIZABETH CAPNER), b. September 9, 1846, at Down­ingtown, Chester Co., Pa. m. May 8, 1873, to Frank Ernest Brackett (son of THOMAS ODIORNE BRACKETT and CAROLINE

SYLVESTER, of Boston, Mass.), b. August 17, 1843, at Charles-town, Mass.

They reside at Cumberland, Md.

FRANK ERNEST BRACKKTT, b. May 15, 1874. GEORGE SYLVESTER BRACKETT, b. September 15, 1875. ELIZABETH CAPNER BRACKETT, b. February 24, 1881.

« v <£>;*\. 48. Anne Exton Steele (dau. of H U G H EXTON STEELE 2 0 and H A N N A H BALDWIN RAKESTRAW), b. March 15, 1847, at IAA/W^. 2 iU / ^ "Laurel," Chester Co., Pa.), m. August 15, 1867, to John Stone W / l*J (See 55), (son of CHARLES HENRY STONE *S and SARAH MARIA

ROBERTS, of Philadelphia), b. March 15, 1844, at Philadelphia. They reside at Coatesville, Chester Co., Pa.

LORAINE STONE, b. August 23, 1868. m. Edwin L. MeKinstry. (See 75.) HUGH EXTON STONE, b. January 12, 1871. \ EDITH EATON STONE, b. August 17, 1873. JOHN STONE, b. December 31, 1875 ; d. October 11, 1894; int. at Doe Run

Cemetery.

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H E L E N H A N N A H S T O N E , b . July 13, 1879 ; d. June 17, 1882 ; int. a t Doe

Run Cemetery. E D W A R D R O B E R T S S T O N E , b . August 18, 1882!

C H A R L E S H E N R Y S T O N E , b . November 4, 1884.

49. John Dutton Steele (son of H U G H EXTON STEELE 3 0 and H A N N A H BALDWIN RAKESTRAW), b. November 26, 1850, at

Laurel, Chester Co., Pa.; d. March 31, 1886; int. at Doe Run Cemetery, Chester Co., Pa. m. April 14, 1884, to Sophie M. Bard (dau. of RICHARD BARD and ELIZA J . CARSON, of Pitts­burg, Pa.), b. September 20, 1856, at Allegheny City, Pa.

They resided at McKeesport, Pa., and his family subse­quently at Coatesville, Pa.

H U G H E X T O N S T E E L E , b . Ju ly 17, 1885.

H A N N A H B A R D S T E E L E , b. November 6, 1886.

50. Hannah Pennock Steele (dau. of H U G H EXTON STEELE 3 0

and H A N N A H BALDWIN RAKESTRAW), b. January 4, 1857, at

Laurel, Chester Co., Pa. m. June 3, 1880, to Joseph Miller Downing (son of THOMAS S. DOWNING and ELIZA SHARPLES,

of Chester Co., Pa.), b. July 23, 1846, at West Whiteland, Chester Co., Pa.

They reside at Elsmere, Delaware.

THOMAS S T A L K E R DOWNING, b . July 22, 1883.

J O H N S T E E L E DOWNING, b . December 4, 1888.

G E O R G E V A L E N T I N E D O W N I N G , b. July 7, 1891.

H E N R Y D R I N K E R D O W N I N G , b. September 27, 1893.

51. Mary Exton Steele (dau. of GEORGE STEELE 2 1 and ELIZA­

BETH BCOKMAN POWNALL), b. September 8. 1860, at Sads­bury, Lancaster Co., Pa. in. March 26,1891, to Joseph Walter Parker (son of WILLIAM W. PARKER and ANNA M. DAR­

LINGTON, of Parkersville, Chester Co., Pa.), b. October 26, 1856, at Parkersville, Pa.

They reside at Parkersville, Chester Co., Pa. No issue.

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Fifth Generation —Walley Branch.

52. Eleanor Morton Davis (dau. of ISAAC H E N R Y DAVIS 3« and

SYDNEY BOWMAN), b. m. (1) Adams. m. (2) Carl H. Reed, M. D. (son of WILLIAM A. REED, of Phila­delphia).

They reside at Philadelphia. No issue by first marriage. Issue by second marriage as follows:

D O R O T H Y R E E D .

R A Y M O N D R E E D .

53. Lewis D. Bangh (son of CLINTON G. BAUGH and A N N A

MARIA D A V I S 3 ' ) . m . Caroline S. Lee (dau. of WILLIAM L. L E E

and LYDIA ).

Fifth Generation—Stone Branch.

54. Brinton Stone, M. D. (son of CHARLES H E N R Y STONE *8

and SARAH MARIA ROBERTS), b. May 9, 1841, at Philadelphia; d. January 21, 1875; int. at Washington, D. C ; m. June 3, 1865, to Elizabeth Davis Bowie (dau. of RICHARD C. BOWIE and MARTHA MAGDALEN RAPINE, of Baltimore, Md.), b. .

They resided at Coatesville, Pa., and Washington, D. C.

C H A R L E S H E N R Y S T O N E ; b . April 15, 1867.

T H Y R Z A S T O N E , d. in infancy.

J O H N B R I N T O N S T O N E , d. in infancy.

B R I N T O N S T O N E , d. in infancy.

G E O R G E L O R I N G P O R T E R S T O N E , b . Ju ly 15, 1875.

55. John Stone (son of CHARLES H E N R Y STONE 38 and SARAH

MARIA ROBERTS), b. March 15, 1844, at Philadelphia; m. August 15, 1867, to Anne Exton Steele (dau. of H U G H EXTON

S T E E L E 3 0 and H A N N A H BALDWIN RAKESTRAW, of Laurel, Chester Co., Pa.), b. March 15, 1847, at Laurel, Chester Co., Pa.

They reside at Coatesville, Chester Co., Pa.

L O R A I N E S T O N E , b . August 23,1868; m. Edwin L. McKinstry, (See 75.) H U G H E X T O N S T O N E , b . January 12, 1871.

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E D I T H E A T O N S T O N E , b. August 17, 1873.

" J O H N STONE, b . December 31, 1875; d. October 11, 1894; int. at Doe R u n

Cemetery. H E L E N H A N N A U STONE, b . Ju ly 13, 1879; d. June 17, 1882; int. at Doe

Run Cemetery. E D W A R D R O B E R T S STONE, b . August 18, 1882.

C H A R L E S H E N R Y S T O N E , b . November 4, 1884.

^julo1 "S 56- L i eu t- C n a r l e s Allston Stone, U. S. N. (son of CHARLES I ' ' H E N R Y STONE 2 8 and SARAH MARIA ROBERTS), b. July 1,

1847, at Philadelphia, m. July 9, 1879, to Liley Wood (dau. of WILLIAM W I L L I S W I L E Y WOOD and MARY LILEY CRABB

GILLESPIE, of North Carolina), b. . They reside in Washington, D. C.

- ^ - M A R Y F R A N C E S S T O N E , b . April 28, 1880. Q f N W ^ ^ K -

57. Newton Henry Stone (son of CHARLES H E N R Y STONE 3 8

and SARAH MARIA ROBERTS), b. May 3,1849, at Philadelphia. m. December 29, 1875, to Ellen Hale (dau. of JAMES TRACY

H A L E and J A N E WALKER HLSTON, of Bellefonte, Pa.), b. March 9, 1854, at Bellefonte, Pa.

They reside at Coatesville, Chester Co., Pa.

J A N E T TRACY S T O N E , b . March 31, 1877.

LUCY HUSTON S T O N E , b . February 19, 1881.

58. Edward Roberts Stone, M. D. (son of CHARLES H E N R Y

STONE 3 8 and SARAH MARIA ROBERTS), b. July 4, 1851, at Philadelphia, m. October 3, 1876, to Virginia Gilroy (dau. of WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE GILROY and MARY YOUNG, of

Philadelphia), b. April 13, 1858, at Philadelphia. They reside at Philadelphia.

— E L E A N O R E S T O N E , b . July 10, 1877.

" ^ E S T H E R DAWSON STONE, b. February 5, 1879.

R E B A H STONE, b. March 12, 1884.

59. Elizabeth Newton Stone (dau. of CHARLES H E N R Y STONE 2 8

and SARAH MARIA ROBERTS), b. December 7, 1855, at Phila­delphia, m. June 4, 1878, to George Lyon Douglass (son of J O H N WATKINSON DOUGLASS, of Philadelphia, and MARGARET

LYON), b. April 3, 1853, at Erie, Pa.

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They resided at Wichita, Kans., and now at Chicago, 111.

J O H N WATKINSON DOUGLASS, b . June 29, 1879. \

E L I Z A B E T H S T O N E DOUGLASS, b . October 10, 1880.

H E L E N DOUGLASS, b . December 25, 1887.

60. James Newton Stone (son of JAMES NEWTON STONE 3° and

S A R A H WILLIAMSON) b. December j$K, 1851, at Philadelphia. 1.*J

m. October 25, 1876, to Mary Elizabeth Sturdevant (dau. of EBENEZER W A R R E N STURDEVANT and LUCY HUSTON, of

Wilkesbarre, Pa.), b. June 22, 1852, at Wilkesbarre, Pa. They reside at Philadelphia.

E L S I E HUSTON S T O N E , b . July 25, 1877; d. August 8, 1878; int. at Laurel

Hill Cemetery. F R A N K S T U R D E V A N T S T O N E , b. July 4, 1879.

J A M E S L A W R E N C E S T O N E , b . April 7, 1882.

61. Henry Morton Stone (son of J O H N WILLIAM STONE 3° and H A N N A H A N N COWPLAND) b. April 28, 1858, in Chester Co., Pa. m. September 11, 1889, to Henrietta Reigart (dau. of ADAM W A G E R REIGART and MARY , of Churchtown, Lancaster Co., Pa.) b. January 7, 1867, at Windsor Place, Lane. Co., Pa.

They reside at Wilmette, Cook Co., 111.

M O R T O N R E I G A R T S T O N E , b . July 7, 1890.

62. Rev. Stewart Stone (son of H E N R Y MORTON STONE 3* and LOUISE BESSON), b. January 27,1854, at Philadelphia ; d. De­cember 12, 1895; int. at St. James the Less, Philadelphia, m. January 27, 1885, to Elizabeth Walsh Hall (dau. of J O H N

TAYLER HALL and MARY ELLEN BENEDICT, of Albany, N. Y.), b. August 13, 1858.

They resided at Philadelphia, Mr. Stone being pastor of the Church of the Holy Comforter.

No issue.

63. Rev. Morton Stone (son of H E N R Y MORTON STONE 3' and SP-V^X ^ n j u i

LOUISE BESSON), b. October 28, 1855, at Philadelphia, m. ( g ^ » r ^ - . November 11, 1885, to Edith Charnley, (dau. of WILLIAM & * t . & W * J L H « 8 L

SLATER CHARNLEY and FRANCES A. ANDREW, nee CRAFTS,

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of Philadelphia, Pa., and New Haven, Conn.), b. August 3, 1861, at New Haven, Conn.

They resided at La Grange, 111., and now at Taunton, Mass.

M O R T O N C H A R N L E Y S T O N E , b . October 10, 1886.

F R E D E R I C C O U R T N E Y STONE, b . December 18, 1893.

64. Helen Stone (dau. of H E N R Y MORTON STONE a1 and LOUISE BESSON), b. June 5, 1861, at Philadelphia, m. June 2, 1891, to James Frederick Thomas (son of GEORGE FREDERICK

THOMAS and MARIA SMITH, of Baltimore, Md.), b. May 15, 1860, in Delaware.

They reside in Philadelphia. No issue.

65. Jane Cheesborough (dau. of JOHN CHEESBOROUGH 34 and J A N E PATTON), b. January 1, 1856. m. October 19, 1880, to Edward Isaac Holmes (son of H E N R Y MCCALL HOLMES, M. D., and ELIZA FORD, nee GIBBS, of Charleston, S. C), b. February 6, 1844, at Willow Grove Plantation, Charleston Co., S. C.

They reside at Asheville, N. C.

J O H N CHEESBOROUGH H O L M E S , b . September 11, 1881; d. June 30, 1891 ;

int. a t Riverside Cemetery, Asheville, N . C. E D W A R D ISAAC HOLMES, b . September 23, 1883.

C L A R A L O U I S E H O L M E S , b . September 19, 1886.

J A N E E L I Z A B E T H H O L M E S , b . December 12,1888; d. November 12,1894; int. at Riverside Cemetery.

W I L L I A M CHEESBOROUGH H O L M E S , b . April 29, 1892.

E D I T H CHEESBOROUGH H O L M E S , b . December 17, 1894.

66. Louise Cheesborough Cheesborough (dau. of J O H N CHEES-

BOROUGH34 and LOUISA PATTON), b. December 21, 1863, at Asheville, N. C. m. September 26, 1889, to Charles Henry Moncnre, M.D. (son of CHARLES PROSSER MONCURE and A N N E

LEWIS DANIEL, of Virginia), b. 1859, at Richmond, Va. They reside at Orange C. H., Va.

A N N E D A N I E L M O N C U R E , b . May 12, 1890.

L O U I S E C H E E S B O R O U G H M O N C U R E , b . May 12, 1890.

67. Thomas Patton Cheesborough, M. D. (son of J O H N CHEESBOROUGH 34 and LOUISA PATTON), b. September 16,1870.

m. to Emeline Herrick, nee FORBES (dau. of W M . S. FORBES,

M. D., of Philadelphia).

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68. Joseph Blyth Cheesborough (son of EDMUND REED CHEES­

BOROUGH 35 and MARIA THERESA JACKSON, of Galveston, Texas), b. July 8, 1859, at New Orleans, La. m. December 2, 1883, to Dora Arnold (dau. of FRANK ARNOLD and MARY , of Galveston, Tex.), b. August 19, 1866, at Galveston, Tex.; d. November 29, 1885 ; int. at Galveston.

They resided at Galveston.

F R A N K E D M U N D CHEESBOROUGH, b. July 18, 1885.

69. Edmund Reed Cheesborough (son of EDMUND REED CHEES­

BOROUGH 3S and MARIA THERESA JACKSON), b. July 17, 1867, at Houston, Texas, m. June 3, 1896, to Clara Floride Noble (dau of NOBLE and EMMA C. , of Galveston, Texas),

b. . No issue.

Fifth Generation—Kirke Branch.

70. Anne Gertrude Tutton (dau. of ALEXANDER PEOPLES

TUTTON and ELIZABETH J O H N MITCHELLS8), b. September 8,

1855, at Catawissa Valley, Pa. in. October 9, 1879, to Guyon Miller (son of BENJAMIN I. V. MILLER and MARY PARKE, of Chester Co., Pa.), b. September 19, 1856, in Chester Co., Pa.

They reside at Downingtown, Pa. No issue.

71. Mary Agnes Kirke (dau. of WILLIAM W H I T E KIRKE 39 and EMMA C. BROGAN), b. ; d. December 1895. m. John McGrogan.

L A W R E N C E M C G R O G A N .

72. Emily Downing Kirke (dau. of WILLIAM W H I T E K I R K E 39 and EMMA C. BROGAN). m. William Cook.

W I L L I A M COOK.

H E R B E R T COOK.

73. George Dutton Kirke (son of WILLIAM W H I T E KIRKE39

and EMMA C. BROGAN). m. Anna Mary Boyd.

A L O N Z O W I L S O N K I R K E .

R A Y M O N D A R L I N G T O N K I R K E .

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E D N A K I R K E .

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IVAN K I R K E , d. in infancy.

S T E R L I N G L E R O Y K I R K E .

74. Leah Jane Kirke (dau of WILLIAM W H I T E K I R K E 39 and EMMA C. BROGAN). m. Frederick George Zollar.

G E O R G E ZOLLAR, d. in infancy.

MARY Z O L L A R .

W I L L I A M ZOLLAR.

Sixth Generation—Stone Branch.

75. Loraine Stone (dau. of JOHN STONE 55 and A N N E EXTON

STEELE*8), b. August 23,1868, at Coatesville, Chester Co., Pa. m. June 8, 1893, to Edward Lincoln McKinstry (son of CHARLES

HUMPHREY MCKINSTRY, of New Britain, Bucks Co., Pa., and MARTHA MORRISON BLAKER), b. June 19, 1867, at Camden, N. J.

They reside at West Chester, Chester Co., Pa.

H U G H E X T O N M C K I N S T R Y , b . May 5, 1896.

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