amity ship 1682

Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684. GEDCOM Note. progenitor He immigrated in 1682 … One can find the name George Churchman on numerous old land records and in 1750, George succeeded his father as clerk of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting in Cecil County, a position he retained for 20 years. 332 Families who Arrived at Philadelphia, 1682-1687. The Providence of Scarbrough Rob* Hopper Mr. Joshua Hoopes & Isabell his wife late of Cleveland York shire husbandman came in ditto ship. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1970. He founded the Brandywine School and trained many of America’s top illustrators including the famous N.C. Wyeth. John Stedman, Katherine Tidey ,and daughter Mary Richard and Margaret Turner and daughter Rebecca.

Passengers sworn, 29 March 1804.

He died in Cecil County on July 24, 1775, and was laid to rest at Brick Meeting House Cemetery, like his father before him.John and Margaret also had a son named George, who wed Hannah James in 1752. The ship was blown off course and Richard died aboard ship and was buried at sea.

Passengers and Ships Prior to 1684 [database on-line].

Buried at Sea. Richard became ill on the journey and died before reaching America. He stated global position could be determined by magnetic variations in the earth’s surface — a theory that caused skepticism and opposition in England.

Dr. Edward and Mary Wynne Jones and children Martha and Jonathan (William ap Edward and 2nd wife Jane and daughters Katherine and Elizabeth (Williams) Edward ap Rees and wife Mably and children Rees and Catherine (Price).Samuel Beakes, mother Mary, brothers William and Stephen, Henry Comly, wife Joan and son Henry, Jr. Joseph Kirle, Thomas Masters, James West ,Robert Young Joseph English, Giles and Mary (English) Knight and son Joseph. Available now on Death Finds a Way: A Janie Riley Mystery by Lorine McGinnis Schulze There he founded and for many years was superintendent of the Indiana Institute for the Education of the Blind.Vincent Tapp Churchman (1824-1872) graduated the Virginia Military Institute in 1845 and graduated as “Physician of Considerable Prominence” from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia.

John Buzby 2-4-1682 brought certificate to Phila MM from Milton MM, Parish of Shipton. Peter Taylor, Randle Vernon, Robert Vernon, Thomas VernonBenjamin Acton, Lemuel Bradshaw, Alice Cales, Benjamin Clift, Margaret Colvert (Calvert), William Conduit, Richard Curtis ,Edmund Doyle, Joseph and Elizabeth Fisher and children: Martha, Mary and Moses, Henry Furnace, Joseph Furnace ,Rachel Furnace ,Rowland Hambridge, Valentine Hollingsworth and son Henry, Elizabeth Johnson, Robert Kilcarth, Edward Lancaster, Robert Lloyd, Peter Long, William Long, Phillip Packer, John Reeves, William Robertson, Robert Selford ,Thomas Tearewood ,Mary Toole,George and Ellinor Painter and children: Susan and George Jannet UmphriesDaniel Flower, Mary Bradwell, Sarah Bradwell, Joshua Chart, Samuel Chart, Jane Chart, Jane Chart, Jr. Philip Doling, Thomas Hopes, John Hopes, John Ironmonger, Henry Laking, Susanna Laking, Moses Laking ,Thomas Martin, Margery Martin, Mary Martin, Sarah Martin, Hannah Martin, Rachel Martin , Moses Mendenhall ,Thomas Mixon, Thomas Mixon, Jr. Anne Morgan, Joseph Morgan, Benjamin Morgan, Elizabeth Philpot, John Roberts, Hannah Smith, Mary Townsend, Thomas Tushin, Godden Walter, Faith Wotten. He and Jeremiah Osborne said in 1686 that four years had passed since they were shipmates on the 'Amity,' Richard Diamond, Master.When John Buzby and his wife Mary Taylor first landed in Philadelphia in 1685, the population of Philadelphia was under 7000 people.

CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY ADELMA GREGORY-BUNNELL [Children] Dan: Mary, [and] Christian Hoopes. Original data: Sheppard, Walter Lee, Jr., comp.

The Glamorous Genealogist Joseph Ransted ,Sarah Shoemaker (widow) and children: George, Abraham, Barbary, Isaac, Susanna, Elizabeth and Benjamin Dr. Edward and Mary Wynne Jones and children Martha and Jonathan William ap Edward and 2nd wife Jane and daughters Katherine and Elizabeth (Williams) Edward ap Rees and wife Mably and children Rees and Catherine (Price)Thomas Brinket, Philip Englandm George Greenm Edward Jonesm Nicholas Newlin and sons John and Nathaniel ...wife Mary from Liverpool Henry Atherly, David Davies  Robert Davies  , wife and children George Edge , wife, Joan "of Barrow" Humphrey Edwards, servant to John ap Edwards, John ap Edwards and minor children Elizabeth, Sarah, Edward and Evan Mary Hughes, servant to John ap Edwards, William ap John (Jones), wife Ann Reynold and children John. William Penn and friends then went to Philadelphia.

He was also known as Busby.

He traveled widely on the East Coast and abroad, and authored a book of sermons that was so profound it is still used by Quakers to this day.

They reared a large family of 10 children. "Freeman" (Liverpool) Arr: 6 Aug 1682.

He emigrated before June 3, 1682 on Ship 'Amity' from London, England.