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Excerpt from Welsh Settlement of PennsylvaniaMerion Meeting House Frontispiece Map of the Thomas and Jones tract, in 1683-4 Merion Meeting House Location of Merion Meeting's land, 1695-1804 A section of Holme's Map of Pa., (circa, 1688) A section of Scull Heap's Map of Pa., 1750 A section of Read's Map of Pa. Locations of first Meeting Houses Haverford tp., east part Haverford tp., west part Friends going to Haverford Mo. Mtg. Thomas Jones' tr...

Genealogists and Historians researching royal descendants have found this work to be extremely helpful. Browning's "Americans of Royal Descent" is considered a standard on royal genealogy, containing 213 pedigrees, which outlines the lineal descent of hundreds of American families from European Kings and Queens. The information presented has been developed primarily from recognized authorities, privately printed family histories, and pedigree ...

Excerpt from Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania A man of strong and earnest convictions, deeply interested in public affairs, both national and local, active in the work'of organizing charities, and an enthusiastic laborer for the abolition of. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotte...

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Rich in historical and genealogical material about these New World pioneers and their descendants. The first Welsh Quaker families arrived in 1682. Old manuscript records trace the establishment of the Welsh Tract through deeds, maps, account ledgers and

Represents the first 276 pages of "Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania" written by Charles H. Browning and originally published by William Campbell, 1912, Philadelphia. Lists those who arrived in 1682 or soon thereafter and gives genealogies of some of thei