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THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY IN AMERICA
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DEDICATED TO:
MY HUSBAND E. PERRY BRACKEN
W PARENTS MERLE J. f. IVA (KING) CLAYPOOL
MY CHILDREN CALVIN L. ft LOIS (REESMAN) STEVENS CHARLES DALE f. HELEN (HAMILL) REESMAN
W GRANDCHILDREN
DEBRA MARIE 6. TERRY LEE STEVENS
DAVID CHARLES, DIANNE LYNN, 6. DONNA JEAN REEShAN
AND ALL OUR ANCESTORS
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THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY IN AMERICA
Page TABLE OF CONTENTS « VOLUME I 1
THE AUTHORS 2
CLAYPOOLE COAT OF ARMS 3
FOREWARD 4
ROYAL DESCENT OF THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY 5-7
DESCENT FROM MAGNA CHARTA BARONS 8
THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY IN ENGLAND 9-10
THE FIRST CLAYPOOLES IN AMERICA 11-14
A. EDWARD, BARBADOS, WEST INDles 11
B. NORTON, PHILADELPHIA, PA. & DELAWARE . 12
C. JAMES, PHILADELPHIA, PA 13-14
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CLAYPOOLE (JAMES) 15-23
A. BRINGHURST FAMILIES 15-23
B. FOULKE FAMILIES 15-16,18,20
JAMES CLAYPOOLE, JR. (JAMES), VIRGINIA BRANCH 23-24
DESCENDANTS OF PRISCILLA CLAYPOOLE (JAMES) 24-25
A. CRAPPE, JONES, & ADAMS FAMILIES ..... 24-25
DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CLAYPOOLE (JAMES) 26-45
A. MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, & NEW JERSEY BRANCHES 26-45
GEORGE CLAYPOOLE (JAMES), PHILADELPHIA, PA 46-47
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE (JAMES) 48-151
A. GEORGE CLAYPOOLE 48
B. JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE, JR., VIRGINIA & OHIO BRANCHES .... 49
C. JAMES CLAYPOOLE, PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO BRANCHES 50-51
1. JAMES CLAYPOOLE, JR., ARMSTRONG CO., PA. BRANCH . . 54-55
a. W. PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, IOWA, & MINNESOTA BRANCHES
2. ABRAHAM GEORGE CLAYPOOLE, OHIO BRANCH 56 -^f^l
INDEX: CLAYPOOLE GIVEN NAhESi SURNAMES i-vil (^i^'Wi. /£"/
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THE AUTHOSS
EVELYN CLAYPOOL BRACKEN, daughter of Merl J. & Iv* (King) Claypool was born 6 /A /I 909 at Ford Cliff, Manor Twp., Armstrong Co., Pa. Graduated from Indian*_ State University, Indiana, Pa. in 1935, BS degree, and from Bucknell Unlversit" Lewisburg, Pa. In 1942, MS degree. Conpleted Appraisal Course I, American Ins.* tltute of Btoal Estate Appraisers, in 1948 at St. Petersburg, Florida. Taught I school at Midway, Pa.j Verona, Pa.j Bucknell University; Pennsylvania State » University, State College, Pa.; and Florida Southern College, Lakeland, Florid, Sold real estate at Lakeland, Florida. Married (1) 6/4/1926, Golden E. Reesm* son of JaMS B. & Sarah (Claypoole) Reesman; (2) 4/3/1949, E. Perry Bracken, S( of William & Martha (Anderson) Bracken. Resi 1480 Water St., Indiana, Pa. 151 Children of 1st marriagei
Lois Arline Reesman b. 4/4/1928 m. 6/24/1950, Calvin L. St<ti Charles Dale Reesman b. 7/24/1929 m. 6/9/1956, Helen Hamlll
WALLACE LI9t"?- CLAYPOOL, son of Addison K. & Mona (Bowser) Claypool, was born 8/17/1895 in Blue Grass, Iowa. He was in the Mexican Border Service (Pershing^ served in World War I, Field Artillery from 1916 to 1/1919, discharged as 1st Lieutenant. Graduated from Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in 1923, BS c- gree in Chemical Engineering; Chemistry Metalurgy in 1925. Chief Engineer with Pump Co. With a partner, acquired controlling interest In the Aurora Pump Co. i 1937 which they developed from 12 employees to over 300 when they sold the busia to New York Air Brake Co. in 1952. Married (1) 6/13/1923, Irene Wheeler Gilbei born 1/19/1896; died 3/27/1948; (2) 7/26/1953, Esther Alma Paulus. Resi Box t Densmore Road, R. D. 3, Aurora, 111. 60504 Children of 1st marriagei
Gilbert Lionel Claypool b. 12/18/1924; d. 8/30/1926
David Lionel Claypool b. 3/23/1933; m. 3/6/1954, Harriett Ha
JaiMs Wallace Claypool b. 12/12/1934 m. 6/22/1957, Virginia Wl
ARTHUR M. HURST, son of Frank M. & Elizabeth (Claypool) Hurst, was born 9/14/18 in Clark Co., Illinois. He came to Chicago where he worked as a photographer ' Marshall Field & Co. for 24 yrs; worked for Cresent Studio as their photographe in the advertising business for 22 yrs. In his younger days, his hobby was mou eering and has climbed many of the major peaks from New Mexico and Arizona to northern rockies in Canada. He is an outstanding artist and is noted as the "Q of Claypool Geneologists." Unmarried. Resi 8607 S. Honore St., Chicago, 111.
SARAH MARGARET CLAYPOOL WILLOUGHBY, daughter of Austin B. & Minerva (Renfrew) j Claypool, was bom 10/15/1917 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Graduated from Westel Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Ky. in 1938, BS degree, and from Purdue Unit slty, Lafayette, Indiana, in 1950 with the PhD degree in Chemical Engineering. |j Research Chemist with the Monsanto Chemical Co., Boston, Mass., 1950-51. Assc^i Professor of Chemistry at the Arlington, Texas branch of the University of Texa Registered Professional Engineer in the States of Indiana and Texas. Married '. 8/30/1938, John Richard Evans, II of Louisville, Ky. who was killed 12/19/1942 World War II (rating Aviation Cadeti Pilot); (2) 6/18/1948, Ollf Glen Willough Resi 1630 Pecan Park Drive, Arlington, Texas 76010 ■'
Child of 1st marriagei
Richard Claypool Evans b. 10/9/1939 m. l/28/n63, Carol A. Raj
Children of 2nd marriagei
Sarah Peyton WiUoughby b. 5/1/1949 m. ^j
Stephen Burrell WiUoughby b. 2/19/1952 '<^
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CLAYPOOLE COAT OF ARMS
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JThe following is an exact copy of the grant of arms to "James Clepole," 1583, sent to ^he Pennsylvania Historical Society by J, Rutgers Le Royt (Heralds* College, K.I. p. 219)
"THE GRANT OF ARMS TO CLEYPOLE--T0 all and Singular, as well Nobles & Gentleacn as others to whom these presents shall come. Robt Cook, Esqr ats Clarencieulx principal JHerald and King of Arms of the East South and West parts of this realm of England fr«» li>he River Trent Southwards sendeth Greeting.
''<*Whereas anciently from the begining the valient & vertuous Acts of worthy persons nave been comended to the World with sundry Monuments and Remembrances of their good Ideserts, amongst the which the chleftest and most usual hath been the bearing of Signs fiin Shields called Arms, which are evident demonstrations of Prowess and Valoir diverslye distributed according to the qualities and deserts of the persons meriting the same, to the entent yt such as by their vertues do show forth to the advancement of the common weale the shine of their good life and conversation in daily practise of lyings worthy and comendable, being the right and perfect tokens of a Noble dis- position, may therefore receive due Honor in their lives, and also derive the same Successively to their posteritie after them, and being credibly informed not only by common renown but also by report of divers Gentlemen worthy of Credit that James Clepole of Norborow in the County of Northampton gent hath long continued in virtue and in all his affairs hath so vertuously behaved himself that he hath well deserved uid is worthy to be from henceforth admitted accepted and received into the number 9f other ancient Gentlemen.
"For remembrance where of I the said Clarencieulx King of Arms have by power and iuthorite to my office annexed & granted by Letters Patent under the great Seal of England, devysed & ordained & assigned unto and for the said JAMES CLEPOLE the Arms ind Crest hereafter followingi That is to say The fylde gold, a Cheveron Azure between three Roundles, or otherwise in blason Horts, and to his Crest upon the lelme on a Wreath gold and Azure, out of a Crowne, A Flower de luce Silver, Mantled ^les doubled Silver, as more plainly appeareth depicted in this margent.
:*To have and to hold the said Armes and Crest to the said JAMES CLEPOLE, Gentleman ,ind to his posteritie, with due differences and they the same to use and enjoy for ever without impediment lett or Interruption of any person, or persons according to the antient Law of Arms. In witness whereof I the said Clarencieulx King of irmes have sett hereunto my hand and seal of office the I7th day of June in the fear of Our Lord God 1583 and in the 25 year of the Reign of Our most gracious ioveraign Lady Queen Elizabeth etc.
I'Signed Robt Cooke alias Clarencieulx Roy Darmes."
'Transcribed from ye Original Grant in the hands of George Leafield of Longthorpe, Ssqr, produced at Peterborough 26 July 1681 and compared by me
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FOREWORD
"Th« Claypooles were • genteel end ancient family seated at Norborough, In the County of Northampton (England), upon the borders of Lincolnshire, possessing considerable estates In both these countries." (Memoirs of the Protectorate House of Cromwell by Mark Noble) Their lineage can be traced back through many kings, barons and others of noble ancestry. "The Claypoole family was eminent in England, the land of its origin. One of Its sons (John) married a daughter of Oliver Cromwell. From its ancestral home . . .It fur- nished a group of distinguished soldiers, statesn»en and patriots to Its land." (The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia 8/20/1852) Adam Cleypole, Esq. married Lady Dorothy Wingfield, daughter of Sir Robert Wlngfleld and his wife, Elisabetl Cecil, sister of Lord Burleigh, prime minister of England during the reign of Queen Elleabeth. Three of their grandsons, Edward, Norton, and James Claypole, sons of Sir John and Mary (Angell) Claypole, came to America during the 17th century. They played an important part in helping Will lam Penn make his colony a success. Little do we appneciate the trials and tribulations of our first ancestors in America so that we might enjoy "the blessings of liberty to our- selves and our posterity."
Edward Claypoole settled in Barbados, W.I .,C^orton^ettled in Delaware, and James in Philadelphia, Pa. Some of the writings of this James Claypoole have been preserved by the Pa. Historical Society and have recently been published in book form. Excerps from some of his letters tell of his great faith in Godi
". . .We have no cause to repent our coming hither, but to bless the Lord for his leading hand and counsell." ". . .Truly my desire Is yt we may have an Eye to ye Lord In all our undertakings. . .so shall righteous- ness establish our Nation. . ." "Since we came from England as well as before, the Lord our God has been with us and blessed us and preserved us through many trials and dangers." ". . .So my friend, let us look to ye Lord and trust in Hln."
Descendants of Norton and James Claypoole were pioneers In Maryland, Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, and Ohio. James Claypoole, Jr., a great-grandson of IdeiI grant James, was the first white settler at Klttannlng, Armstrong Co., Pa. ' James Claypool (born 1701), grandson of James or Norton Claypool, or both, settled In Old Virginia, now Hardy Co., W. Va. Their descendants are now scattered all over the United States, They intermarried with families of distinction and are related to some of the earliest and most eminent settlers of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, etc. It Is the purpose of this book to give you the names of some descendants of thete l■mlgI^ants. Volume I lists their ancestors In England ^ and the descendants of John, Nathaniel, Prlscllla, and Joseph Claypoole through the 9th generation. Volume II will give the descendants of James Claypool, bom 1701, who settled In Virginia.
Marriage connections between the various branches of The Claypoole Family include the families of Campbells, Clark(e)s, Collins, Conwells, Coopers, Davidsons, Green(e)s, Johnsons, Jennings, Jones, Millers, Montgomerys,MorrlsonSi' *■ Reeds, Robertsons, Rogers, Smiths, Thompsons, Walkers, Whites, Wilsons, Wri^tSi Williams, etc. ^
So now let us "remember the days of old, (and) consider the years of many generations. . ." (Deuteronomy 32 i7)
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ROYAL DESCENT OF THE CLAYPOOL FAMILY THROUGH CHARLeL MARTEL, CHARLEMAGNE & WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR
1 HELI, King of the BriCains. Died 62 B. C.
( LUD, " " •• 62 B. C.
THEOMAtrriUS, or TENACIUS, King of the Brltains, succeeded his uncle Casslbllan
48 B. C. Died 26 B. C. ' CUNOBELIN, or KIMBELINE, King of the Britains, or rather of the Trinobantes,
26 B. C. Died 17 A. D. Uas a favorite of Augustus. ARVIRAGUS, succeeded A. 0* AA. Died A. D. 74. Married Genissa, dau. of Emperor
Claudius. ^ MARIUS, succeeded A. D. 74. Died 125. Wife was a dau. of Boadicaa, Queen of the
Incenians. i COLIUS (old King Cole) was educated in Rone. Succeeded 123. Died 170 and was
succeeded by his son Lucius, who was first Christian King in the world. ATHILDIS, wife of Marcomir IV, King of the Franks 128. i COLDOMIR IV, King of the Franks 149. Died 166. Married Hasilda, dau. of King
of Rugij. FARABERT, King of the Franks, 166. Died 186. SUNNO or HUNNO, King of the Franks, 186. Died 213.
HILDERIC, King of the Franks, 213. He built Hidelburg Castle 214. Died 233. " BARTHERUS, King of the Franks, 253. Died 272. . CLODIUS III, or CLOGIO, King of the Franks, 272. Died 298. WALTER, King of the Franks, 298. Died 306 DAOOBERT, King of the Franks, 306. Died 317. ' COLODOMIR, King of the Franks, 319. Died 337. RICHIMIR, II, King of the Franks, 337. Slain in battle 330. Married Hastila. THEODOMIR, King of the Franks, 350. Was taken by Emperor Julian, who slew him
and his mother in 360. CLODIUS V, or CLOGIO, King of the Franks, 360. Died 378. "DAGOBERT, First Duke under the Romans. Died 389. GENEBALD, Duke. Died 419. ARGOTTA, "The mother of all the Kings of France." Was wife of PHARAMUND, Duke
of the East Franks 404. Elected King of the West Franks 419/20 or 424,
called by historians the First King of France. CLODIO, or CLODIUS invaded Gaul and took Artois, Cambray, Tournay, etc. as far
as the River Somne, residing at Omiens. Died 445 or 44'7. His wife was Basina,
a widow, dau. of Weldephus, King of the Thuringians. SIGMERUS I, married a dau. of Ferreolus Tonantius, a Roman senator and son-in- law of Emperor Avitus. FERREOLUS, Duke of the Moselle and Markgrave on the Schelde. AUSBERT. DIED 750. Married Blithidls, dau. of Clothary I, King of France. ARNOALDUS, Markgrave of the Schelde. Married Oda, a Swablan lady, and after her
death turned monk, and went into the Monastery of St. Martin in Villa Longa,
which he had built. He succeeded St. Aigulphus as Bishop of Mentz. Died 601. ST. ARNOLPH, the first Major Domus of Clothary II. After his wife's death he was
Bishop of Mentz. He died a hermit 641, and afterwards was canonized. He is
the common Patriarch of the Carolingian and Capetian Kings. ANCHISES, or ANDEGISUS, Markgrave of the Schelde, and in his wife's right Duke
of Brabant. Was also Major Domus of King Childeric II. Slain 685. Married
Begga, heiress of Brabant. PIPINUS HERISTALLUS, or CRASSUS. Duke of Brabant 685. Duke of the Austrasian
Franks 660. Died Dec. 16, 714. Founder of the Carlovingian line. CHARLES MARTEL, King of the Franks. Born 690. Married Lady Botthrude. Succeeded
his father as Major Domus and Duke of Brabant 714. At the Battle of Tours
in 732, he gained a most imlortant victory over the Saracens. He died 741. PIPIN, born 714. Duke of Brabant 741. He deposed King Childeric IIT, and was
crowned King of the Franks 752, by St. Boniface, by authority of i»ope
Zacharias. Pope Stephen III came to France in 753, and next year annointed
Pipin and his sons Caroloman and Charles. Established parliaments in France
Jan. 18, 757. Died 768.
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3^. CHARLBttGKE, or CHARLES I, THE GREAT, King of the Franks and Roman Emperor, Born > April 2, 1L2.. He was King of France 768, and of Italy Ilk, and of Germany 785. _ He ■ade the Saxons and all the heathens whom he conquered receive the Christian faith. In 799 the Romans revolted against Pope Leo III, and were brought into subjection b; Charlemagne. For this he was crowned with the iron crown of the Western Empire by Pope on Christmas day 800. He died Jan. 28, 8U. He had four wives. By his first ■ Hildegardis, whom he married 768, divorced 769, restored 771, and who died 783, he 1 three sons; -Charles King of Germany died 811; Pipin King of Italy died 810; Louis I the Ploua, succeeded his father in France, Germany and Italy 814.. _ ,.
35. LODIS I., the Pious, succeeded his father 8U. He gave each of his sons the title d
dignity of a king and partitioned the French monarchy among them, and so weakened %
gorenment. His sons became proud and rebelled against their father, and deposed him 8^
but the peers of the Bnpire restored him 834., when he pardoned his sons. He died 8,
HIb second wife was Judith the Fair, daughter of Welphus Count of Altorf in Suavia^.
36. CHARLES II., Calvus, or the Bald. Bom 823. Was King of France 840, Emperor 875, a:
Oct. 6,878. Married Hennintrudis, daughter of Odo, Count of Orleans. His second w was Rlchildis, daughter of Aldemir, Count of Aldemir Walde, in France, and sister o: Boso, King of Burgundy. By his second marriage he had a daughter Judith.
37. JUDITH married 1st Ethelwulfe, King of England. She married 2nd Ethelbald, King of^
Sogland, the son of Ethelwolfe, £ind her step-son.. They were married in 857. She ■arrled 3rd Baldwin I., Count of Flanders, 862, by whom she was the mother of Bald«l
38. BALDWIN II., Count of Flanders and Artois died 918. Married ALFRITHA, daughter of
Alfred the Great, King of England.
39. Amolph I., the Great,, Count of Flanders eind Artois. Died 965. Married Alisa or Ar?<
daughter of Herbert 11., Count de Vermandois.
40. BALDWIN III., Count of Flanders and Artois. Made Regent 958. Died 962. Married Mech-
or Matilda, daughter of Herman Billung, Duke of Sacony.
41. ARNOLPH II., Count of Flanders and Artois. Died 988. Married Sucanna, called Rosa^
daughter of Berenger II., King of Italy.
42. BALEWIN IV., Barbatus, Count of Flanders and Artois, Created Count of Yalenciens lOC
Died 1036. Married Ogive or Otgina, daughter of Frederick, Count of Luxembourg, C01 of Moselle, of Salm in Ardenner-Wald . Baldwin II., is said to have also married Eleanora, daughter of Richard II., Duke of Normandy.
43. BALEWIN v., Count of Flanders and Artois, Regent of France. Died 1067. Married Ada
or Alisa, daughter of Robert II., King of France. U. LADT MATILDA, of Flanders, married WILLIAM I., the CONQUEROR, King of England.
45. HENRI I., Beauclerc, succeeded his brother William II., and was crowned Aug. 5,1100.
had long wars with his brother Robert, whome he at last captivated and put out his » Then he called a general assembly of the three estates of the kingdom to meet at Salislxiry 1116, which ever since has been called the Parliment. He defeated the J^ in Normandy 1119, and died Dec. 2, 1135, and was buried at Reading Abbey. He marrj* lat Maiid, daughter of Halcoln III., King of Scotland.
46. MATILDA, or MAUD. Bom 1104. Married 2nd April 3, 1127, Geoffery, Count of Anjou, t
Plantagenet. She died Sept. 10,1167. .,
47. HKHRT II., Short-Mantle, King of England. Bora 1133. Knighted by David, King of Sci
1148. Crowned Dec. 19, 1155. Married Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitan, daughter of William v., Duke of Aquitane.
48. JOHN, King of England. Bora Dec. 24,1160. Died May 27, He had a stormy reii
and was forced by the barons in 1214^ to aenew the Magna Charta. Married 2nd Isab*; daughter of Aymer de Tallefer, Count of Angoulesme in 1210.
49. HEMHJ III., King of England. Bora Oct. 1, 1206. Crowned Oct. 28,1216. Died Nov. lo
Married Jan. 14,1236 Eleanore, daughter of Raymund Berenger, Count of Province.
50. EDWARD I., King of England. Bora July 17,1239. Proclaimed King 1272. Crowned AugJ
1274, and undertook a crusade to the Holy Land 1269, captured Nazareth. Conquered/ Scotland in 1296. Died July 7,1307. Married Ist Princess Eleanor, daughter of Ferdinand III., King of Castile.
51. PRINSESS ELIZABETH PLANTAGENET. Married Humphrey de Bohun, fourth Earl of HEREFOE
ESSEX, Lord High Constable of England. Knighted 1321.
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ROYAL DESCENT OF THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY
52. WILLIAM de BOHUN, created, 1337, Earl of Northampton, Installed K. G. 1349. Died 1360. Married Lady Elizabeth, dau. of Bartholomew, Baron de Badlesmere.
53. LADY ELIZABETH de BOHUN, married Sir Richard Fitt-Alan.K.Go, 10th Earl of
Arundel .
54. LADY ELIZABETH FITZ-ALAN, died July 8, 1425. Married 2nd Sir Robert Goushill,
Knt., Lord of Hault Hucknall Manor, County Derby, who had been an Esquire to the first Duke of Norfolk. Issuej Elizabeth Goushell; Joan Goushell, m. Thomas Stanley, K. G., died 1458. Son of John Stanley and wife Isabel Harrington.
55. LADY ELIZABETH GOUSHILL, co-heiress, married 1st Sir Robert Wingfleld, Knt., of
Letheringhani, «''>*=folk, died 1431.
56. SIR HENRY WINGFIELD, of Orford, Suffolk. Married 2nd Elisabeth, daughter of Sir Robert Rook, or Rowks.
57. SIR ROBERT WINGFIELD, of Upton, married Margery, daughter of George Quarles of Norfolk.
58. SIR ROBERT WINGFIELD of Upton, married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Cecil of Burleigh, Sheriff of Northamptonshire and custodian of Windsor Castle.
59. LADY DOROTHY WINGFIELD, buried at Norborough Nov. 7, 1619. Married Adam Cleypole, Esq. She was a niece of William Cecil, Lord Burleigh, and Prime Minister of England under Queen Elizabeth.
60. SIR JOHN CLAYPOLE was baptized 4/13/1595; died about 1664. Married Mary Angell, dau. of William Angell, Esq. of London. Three of their sons, Edward, Norton, and James, came to America. Another son. Lord General John Claypoole, married Elizabeth Cromwell, favorite daughter of Oliver Cromwell.
DESCENT FROM PIPIN, KING OF ITALY
PIPIN, King of Italy, was the son of Charlemagne (No. 34). He married Berthle, daughter of William, Count of Thoulouse. He died 810. He was one of the ancestors of WlUlan I, called the Conqueror. He became Dxike of Normandy In spite of all opposition, and by virtue of the gift of Edward the Confessor, he claimed the throne of England and took possession of It by conquest, when he defeated King Harold at Hastings, 10/14/1066. He died 9/19/1087. He married Matilda or Maud (No. 44), daughter of Baldwin Vo
THE SAXON KINGS OF ENGLAND--LINEAGE TO ALFRED THE (SEAT
WODEN, King of the Saxons, A. D. 256, was their deified Mars, Frea, or Fria. His queen was adored by hem as the Goddess Venus. He died A. D. 300. They were ancestors of ALFRED THE GREAT. He went to Rome and was crowned by Pope Adrian 872. The Danes under Rollo neduced his kingdom to Somerset, Hampton and Wiltshire. He absconded to the Isle of Anglesey in disguise. Then he set upon the Danish camp and routed them. He forced their King, Guthram or Godrum, to be baptized and called Athelstane. He expelled the Danes from his kingdom 879. He died 10/28/900 or 901. He has been called "the first clvllizer of the English, who in their time were so Ignorant, that there was scarcely a priest that under- stood Latin or a layman that could read English." He made many wholesome laws and divided his kingdom into Shires, Hundreds and Tythes. He married 868, Ethel blth or Elswith, daughter of Ethelred Muchel . One of his descendants was Princess Margaret, wife of Malcolm III, Canmone, King of Scotland. She died 1093 and is called St. Margaret by the Scots. She was t!he sole heiress of the crown of England, and from her descended the succeeding kings of Scotland, who In consequence had the hereditary right to the Crown of England, thou^ this was defeated by the Norman conquest of William, tthe Conqueror. She was also the ancestor of Lady Dorthy Wingfleld (No. 59 above) who married ADAM CLEYPOLE.
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DESCENT FROM THE MAGNA CHARTA BARONS
They were fierce, bearded mall-clad men who met on the flat field of Runnymede and later stood on the marshy Island around their king in June 1215, and half by force, extracted from him that guarantee of every Englishman's rights.
Edmund Burke says, "Magna Charta, if it did not give us originally the House of Coiwons, gave us at least a House of CoBBpns of weight and consequence." Lord Chatham said, 'T^agna Charta, the Petition of Rights, and the Bill of Rights form that code, which I call the Bible of the English Constitution."
1. HENRY de BOHUM was a Magna Charta Surety. Created in 1199, Earl of Hereford, Lord high constable of England, Earl of Sussex, died 1220. Married Lady Maud, daughter of Goeffrey Fltt-Piers, Earl of Essex, lord high Justice of England, and had a soni
2. Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, died 1274, married first Lady Maud, daughter of Henry, Baron de Eve, and had a soni
3. Humphrey de Bohun, governor of Goodrich and Windsor Castles, eldest son d.v.p. who married Lady Eleanor, daughter of William deBraose of Brecknock, an had a soni
4. Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, lord high constable, died 1297, married Maud de Fines and had a sont
5. Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, lord high constable, K. 1321. Married ll/K/1302, Princess Elizabeth, widow of Sir John, Earl of Holland, and daughter of Edward I, King of England, and his first wife Princess Eleanor of Castile, and had a sont
6. William de Bohun, K.G. fifth son, created in 1337 Earl of Northampton, died 1360. Married Lady Elizabeth, daughter of Bartholomen-de Badlesmere, who was executed in 1322, and widow of Edmund de Mortimer and had a dau^tert
7. Lady Elizabeth de Bohun, who married Richard Fitz-Alan, K. G., tenth Earl of Arundel, beheaded in 1398. (See No. 7 in descent from Robert de Vere)
1. SAHER (or SAIRE) de OUINCY. Earl of Winchester, died 1219. Was a Magna Charta Surety. His only daughteri
2. HAWYSE (or HAWSIE) de Quincy, married (2) Hugh de Vere, Earl of Oxford, and son ofi
1. ROBERT de VERE. also a Magna Charta Surety, and Earl of Oxford, died 1221.
2. Hugh de Vere, and his wife, Hawsie de Quincy (both mentioned above) had a sonj
3. Robert de Vere, fifth Earl of Oxford, died 1296, who had a dau^tert
4. Joan de Vere, manxied William de Warren, d.v.p. 1286, and had a daughteri
5. Alice de Warren, married Edmund Eltz-Alan, Earl of Arundel. Beheaded 1326. Their soni
6. Richard Fltz-Alan, K. G., Earl of Arunded and Surrey, died 1375, married 2nd Lady Eleanor Plantagenet, and had a soni
7. Richard Fltz-Alan, K. G., tenth Earl of Arundel. Beheaded 1398. Married Lady Elizabeth de Bohun, and had a daughteri
8. Elizabeth Fltz-Alan, married thirdly. Sir Robert Goushill, and had a daughteri
9. Elizabeth Goushill, married Sir Robert Wingfield of Letheringham and had a sont
10. Sir Henry Wingfield of Oxford, Suffolk, died 1483-4, and had a soni
11. Sir Robert Wingfield of Oxford and Upton, died 1575-6, and had a sont
12. Robert Wingfield M. P. of Upton, Northants, died 1580, and had a daughteri
13. Dorothy Wingfield, married Adam Claypoole, of Latham, Lincoln, and had a sont
14. Sir John Claypoole of Nerlors, Northants, marie Angel and had their sons, James and Norton Claypoole who came to America.
Data from "The Magna Charta Barons and their American Descendants" by Charles H. Browning, member of the American Historical Association, American Authors Guild, etc. Editor of "Americans of Royal Descent."
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THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY IN ENGILAND
"The CLAYPOOLES were a genteel and ancient family seated at Norboroughf in the County of Northampton^ upon the borders of Lincolnshire, possessing considerable estates in both these counties." The name is variously spelled Cleypole, Claypole, Claypoole, Claypool, etc. The Manor of Claypole is listed in the Domesday Book of 1086. Between 1256 and 1373 we find Jordan de Claypol and Cecily, his wife; Alexander de Claypol j Wm de Claypol; Geoffrey de Cleopel, Henry III, Edw. I; Willelmi Carlton de Claypoll, Alicia Carlton de Claypool, Roberto Carlton de Claypooll; and John de Claipole, Juror, in Linconshire County records. William Claypoole was Vicar of Wyken, in Norfolk County in 1388, Robert Claypoole de Cdelsburg. • .for the deanery of Brackley, Nov. 1387. John Cleypole, Clerk of the Church of St. Mary 1414; deanery of Preston 11/1431. John Claypoole in the deanery of Hadden, 1434. John Claypole, draper, alderman (or mayor) of Stamford, 1495-96; sub-steward of the manor of Stamford, for steward, John Hussey, esq. 9/17/1501. Richard Claypoole, constable for parish of St, Andrew, Sept. 1512. Probable father of John Cleypole of Kings Cliff.
1. JOHN CLEYPOLE, Kings Cliff, Northamptonshire. Married - - - Metcalfe, dau, of Thomas Metcalfe, Children: James, Henry, Robert, and a son who married Elizabath Harrington.
2. JAMES CLEYPOLE, ESQ., of Norborou^ married Joan Henson before 1560. In 1571 he purchased Ualham Parks for 440 pounds. In 1572 he bought the Manor of Nor- borough which he had occupied for some time. He had a grant of arms dated 6/17/1583. He contributed SOL towards the defense of the country against the Spanish invasion. In the later part of his life he was appointed receiver of taxes of a great part of the county of Northampton and was complimented with the title of Esqo His wife was buried at NOrborou^ ll/l4/lS98 and he was burled 10/16/1599 in the Church of St. Andrew, "To his memory is erected a very magnificent monument in the chancel of that church; this coat of arms appears thrice upon itc I apprehend that he himself caused it to be set up; my reasons are, becaxise it has no other inscription than, 'All good blessings unto man cometh of the free gift of God.' The sentence seems to allude to his gratitude to Providence for his singular good fortune. "--Mark Noble.
Childreni Sir John; Adam; Ann; Dorothy; Bonye; Hella.
3. ADAM CLEPOLE, ESQ, was baptized at Norborou^ 6/20/1565; died in 1634. He married (1) 9/30/1586, Lady Dorothy Wingfield, dau. of Sir Robert and Elizabeth (Cecil) Wingfield, "It is through the Wingfields that the Claypooles annex the long line of noble names." His wife, Dorothy, was buried at Norborough 11/7/ 1619. Most of the Claypooles In England and America are descendants of Adam Claypoole and his 1st wife, Dorothy. He married (2) 9/25/1620, Jane Bird,
He contributed lOL to the royal loan to James I (1611-12) and 30L to the Royal loan Charles I (1625-26). He was also heir to his brother. Sir John Cleypole, as he died without issue and left his estates to his brother. Children. of 1st marriage:
James b, 1588, bapt« 4/ll/l589; riv before father, without issue.
Edward bapt. 10/18/1591; died without issuer estate went to brother, John.
Wingfield b<, 1593-4; died young
Sir John bapt. 4/13/1595; d. abt. 1664 m. Mary Angell
Richard bapt, 6/5/1597; d. before 1656
Elizabeth mo John Durning
Robert b, 1599; bapt. 5/20/1599; d« in infancy
Thomas bapt. 3/15/1600
Joanna ho 1602; bapt, 8/24/1602; d. 12/5/1661 m.7/l5/l624,Roland Patrick
Dorothy b. 1605
Henry b„ 1608-9; d. 1670 m. Lucy
Robert b. 1613, bapt. 11/14/1613. Executor for brother, Henry, 1670o Francis
Children of 2nd marriage:
James b, 1621
Adam b. 1622, bapt, 7/24/1622; d. 1/1672-3 m. Whinyard
Joane b. Il/l/l623 _^ „. George Thickhroom
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THE CLAYPOOLE FAMILY IN ENGLAND
6. SIR JOHN CLAYPOLE, Knight of Latham, vas baptized 4/13/1595; died about 1664. Married Mary (Marie) Angell, dau, of Win. Angell, Esq. of London. The lady's fortune was 1500L. It appears that he was the favored son, as the father in 1622, upon his marriage with Mary, conveyed to him In fee, with power to settle upon his wife, the manor and lands of Norborough, and thirty-two acres, part of Waldran Parkst the whole of which was worth about 200L per annum. Her brother John Is mentioned in the settlements. The sentiments which he entertained respecting the then state of the nation, were probably the same as those which Mr. Oliver Cromwell (afterwards Protector) possessed, when he first gained a seat In the long parliament; and as he had suffered hardships from King Charles I's despotism; it is not unlikely that he and Oliver might be students of the law together, which might also promote an alliance between the families. . . In 1643, 1644, and 1647, he was appointed one of the assessors for the county of Northampton. He was Justice of the peace, and probably sheriff for his own county in 1655. . .He was a member of parliament in 1654, for the county of Northampton, and for Carmarthenshire in 1656. In the following year he was commissioner with his son, for levying the taxes upon the county of Northampton. The Protector appointed him Clerk of the Hanaper in the court of Chancery, created him a knight, and soon afterwards gave him a patent for a baronet, dated 7/16/1657; and 3/13/1659-60, he had a new grant. Jointly with Dr. Tho. Cliirges, M. D. of the place of clerk of the Hanaper dur- ing their lives, and ehe survivor of them. He survived his wife, who died 4/10/1661, and was buried the following day at Norborough; his name appears in the court rolls of that place until he year 1664; three or four years before which he had granted the manor of Norborough to his eldest son, John. --The Protectorlal House of Cromwell by Mark Noble. Children!
M«ry b. n, 12/26/1650, Wm. Shield, Esq,
(He was a member of Parliament, Justice of Peace, Captain of MlUtla. They had many children. A grandaugftter married Mr. Balgrave, whose son resided in Preston In 1777. Lord John b. d. 6/26/1688 m. (l)abt. 1645, Elizabeth Cromwell
(2)3/21/1670, Mrs. Blanche Staveley (He was a member of Parliamenti Captain of Militla| bred to the law; led the horse of state at the Inauguration of Cromwell. The children of his 1st marriagej Cromwell, Henry, Oliver, and Martha all died without issue. The children of his 2nd marriage werei John, Bridget, Ann, and Elizabeth.) b. d. before 5/1681 in Ireland m. Dr. Alexander Staple,
an English Knight, d. 2/12/1658; Bur. St. Andrews Church, Horborou^o
I
Elizabeth
Robert
b.
Wlngfleld Granley
Dorothy
Frances
♦Edward
*Jam«s Martha Martha
♦Norton Benjamin
b. b.
b.
after 1682 after 1678
Unmarried A Col. in Cromwell's army in Ireland Rec'do a legacy from his nephew, Cromwell Claypoole, who died 5/1678. «n. a parson with a good estate. In 1706 her only descendant was a grandaughter married to
d. d.
d.
Jones.
b.
d. bearing her 1st child
b. d. 11/17/1692, age
b. 10/8/1634; d. 6/6/1687
b. died young
b. d.
b. abt. 1640; d. 7/1688
b. 2/15/1642-3
59
a rich gentleman in Lincolnshire. Mrs, Abigail MascoU Helen(a) Mercer
Unmarried m. Rachel
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THE FIRST CLAYTOOLES IN AMERICA
Three brothers, Edward, James, and Norton Claypoole, sons of Sir John and Mary (Angell) Claypoole came to America from England In the I7th Century. Most of the Claypoles living in the U. S, today are descendants of Nathaniel & Joseph, sons of James; and James Claypool, born 1701, of Virginia, son of James, ^andson of either James or Norton or both. Their descendants are listed separately.
EDWARD CLAYPOOLE (Sir John) was born about 1633; "departed this life the 17th November 1692 and in the fifty-nintth year of his age." (Monumental Inscription St. George's Church, Barbados, W. I.) Married 5/ll/l676, Mrs. Abigail MascoU, widow of Timothy Mascoll, at the parish church of St. Philip, Barbados, Ho I. (Her children to Mascoll were: Judith m. Lewis; Elizabeth m. James Aynsworth, Esq.; Arbecca m. Alexander Butcher; Mary m. Alexander; and Peter.) Edward Claypole was mentioned in the first tax list of Philadelphia, Pa., but was living in the West Indes at the time of the 1679 Census: Parish of St. George, po 57, "Edward Claypole is stated to have been the owner of 325 acres, 12 white servants, 186 negroes; Parish of St. John, p. 189, "Capt» Edward Claypole was stated to have been the oimer of 140 acres and 95 negroes." P. 404 "Capt. Claypoole supplied 2 horses to Capt. Robinson's Troop; po 414 "Capt. Claypole supplied 2 men and horses to Capt. Leslie's Troop." He owned a sugar plantation and carried on extensive business with his brother, James, in Philadelphia, Pao Research on this family was compiled for Mrso Sarah Margaret Claypool Willou^by of Arlington, Texas by Mr. H. Go Hutchinson, Christ Church, Barbados, West Indes. Children?
Abigail Bapto 6/17/1678 St. Philip parish church;bur. 7/16/1679 Sarah " ll/ll/l679 Christ Church; d. 11/21/1679
Elizabeth d. 12/18/1685
Mary b. d. before 3/l7/l7l8 m. John Green
Frances b. d. before 3/l7/l7l8
WILL OF EDWARD CLAYPOOLE of St. George. Signed October 6, 1689;
Entered February 21, 1692 "Edward Claypoole of the parish of St. George, Barbados, Gentc, describes himself in his last will as being 'aged and infirmed in body', but of perfect mind, memory and understanding. He revoked all former wills. Wife* Abigail Claypole, his personal and real estate of whatsoever nature during her natural life. He requested his 'dearly beloved wife' to take an interest and special care in the maintenance of his two daughters, Mary and Frances Claypoole, out of the profits of his estate as she in her discretion should think fit during her life. Two daughters: Mary and Frances, all of his estate real and personal to be divided equally between them and their heirso In case either daughter should depart this life before the age of 18 or her wedding day then the surviving daughter was to have his entire estate, real and personal. But in the caie of the deaths of both daughttirs before 18 or day of marriage his whole estate, real and personal, was to go to his wife, her heirs and assignse Meanwhile he appointed his wife guardian of his two daughters, Mary and Frances, during their minorities until chey be 21 years of age or be married befcne Cheno Sole Executrix: His beloved wife.
Sgd. EDWARD CLAYPOOLE Witnesses] George Peers, Peter Mascall, Edward Cole, The will was proved before His Excellency The Governor on December 16, 1692.
WILL OF ABIGAIL CLAYPOOL, Widow of St. Philip. Signed 3/17/1718; Entered
3/37/1728 "Abigail Claypool, a widow of the parish of St. Philip, being aged and infirm of body, but y/?t of a sound and perfect mind, made her last will in which she jr evoked all others. She directed that her debts and funeral expenses should be paid and satisfied. GRANDSON: WILLIAM GREEN, all of her estste real and personal. Until he be 21 years the profits of his estate were to be put out at Interest for his use and the interest and profits were to be handed over to him when 21. Should he depart this life before that time without lawful issue, then her property was Co be divided equally between her four daughters:
VMrs. Elizabeth Aynsworth, Mrs. Mary Alexander, Mrs. Judith Lewis and Mrso Alexander Butcher. . . ,Sgd. ABIGAIL CLAYPOOLE Proved 12/l4/l722 '^^'
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TOE FIRST CLAYPOOLES IN AMERICA
NORTON CLAYTOOLE (Sir John), youngcsc of the three Immigrant brothers, vas born about 160) in England; died July, 1688 at Whorelcill in Lewistown, Delaware. (Pa. ^ Magazine Vol. 10, p. 354) Married in England, Rachel , who died 1718/-.0<> (She married (2) 12/6/1689, Nehenlah Fifeld--Sussex Co., Delo Records by Turner. They had two sons: Nehemiah Field, Jr. & William Field, who aOnlnisterd the estate.) Korton saided from England in the shlo Bachelor's Delight to Barbadoes in the West Indes and tl eace to New York on 2/22/1678, "settling in the same year at Icwes in Sussex: Co., Del. His wife and son, James, joined him in 1681. ;it was 'Clerk of the: Peace Quarter Sessions of Peace' for Sussex Co. 5/1683 and Bunber of the Assembly for the same county 10/3/1686."' (Pa. Archives, 2nd Series, Vol. 9, p. 664) He is meaLioned frequently in Colonial Records: |
The Court granted unto Norton Claypoole, by his attorney, John Hill, 500 A. land; warrant given out 25th, 11 mo. 1681 u "George town records, Peale Court I68I0
WM. PENN PROPRIETARY & GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA & TEPJIITORIES THERE UNTO BELONGING: . "By virtue of the authority derived unto me I doe hereby in the Kings name Consti- tute and dppoint & ..uthorize you William Darvall, Luke Wattson, Norton Claypoole, John Roadts, Edward Southrin, Robert Hart, and John Kiphaven to be Justices of the Peace in the Jurisdiction of the County of Whore Kills which my will and pleasure li shall from hence forth be called by the name of Sussex. "--Given under my hand and seal at Chester the 25th day of the 10 mon. 1682| Being the second year of my government.. Signed Wm. Penn (Sussex Co., Del. Court Records) a,
"Feb„ 13, 15, 1682, This day Richard Bundock assigned over in open court unto Norton Claypoole and his assigns one man servant by name Matthew Osborne for three years from the seventh of this montho And the said Matthew consented unto the said assignment and doe ingag to serve the said Nortton Claypoole and his assigns the said time of three years on condition that the said Norton Claypoole doe save his land chat the said Matthew have a grant from this Court for; or sell the said land to the satisfaction of the said Matthew; the said Matthew is to allow or servo for the time that he shall be impluyed in seating the said land; all ways provided chat it is the custom of Virginia for the servants that are judged in court to Serve untill they attayne unto the age of foure and twenty years." "Deale Co. Del. Court Records
1682: "A patton and Conveyance of Land acknovlidged in open Court by Halmainas VllLtanJ<; unto Nortton Claploope (sic): the said land lyelng and being between the land of William Clark and Luke Wattson at the towne of Deale; and at the same time Nortton Claypoole doe promise and Ingage to convey and a sure unto Anthony Hamen alias Haverly twoenty acres of the afor said land; which was sold by Henry Stracker and is now in the possession of the sd Anthony Hamen alias Haverly." — Sussex Co, Del„ Court Records
He purchased 1000 acres of land v-hich he later sold to his brother, James, who in turn willed it to his son, JOseph, 1689-90 Archives, Dover, Delaware (Old Sussex County Court Docket, p. 172, 12 mo. Court 1689/90: Rachel Claypoole ye adms. of Estate of Norton Claypools v. Robt. Tomllnson p. 214 1st mo. Ct. 1689/90: John Claypoole £< Francis Cooke, Adm. of Estate of James Claypoole, deed, plaintiff vs. Nehemlah 6 Rachel Field, Adm. of Estate of Norton Claypoole, deed, defendants. 1693 Kent Co., Del. Recorder of Deeds, Bk. A. Vol. I: Nehemiah & Rachel Field widow S Adm. of Norton Claypoole of Sussex, deed. Land on Southwest branch of the B«aver Dam of Dover river. . „1000 acres. . .bearing date March 1689 and for 100 pounds in part payment of a bond of said Norton due Estate of James Claypoole deed. Children:
1. James b. abt. 1677; d. abt. 1702 m. Elizabeth Pawling .. Mary b. 8/5/1682; d. i727 n,. Richard Cooper ?. Robert h. 11/26/1683; d. before I7l9
4. Jcrea.ah b. abt. 1685; d. 174^ „. (1) 3arah Shepherd;
5. Ell^abe th b. 5/16/1687; die-.; in infancy ^'^ "^'' ''""' ''"""^^
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THE FIRST CLAYPOOLES IN AMERICA
JAMES CLAYPOOLE (Sir John) was born 10/8/1634 In England; died 8/6/1687 in Philadelphia, Pa. Married 12/12/1657 in Bremen, Germany by Conradus Selius, a Calvin minister, Helena Mercer, dau. of Balthasar Mercer, former parliamentary assessor at Edinburg, Scotland, and Elizabeth Kennedy, of noble lineage. (American Genealogist, April 1942, pp. 201-206) She died 8/19/1688 in Phila- delphia, Pa. Both burled In the Friends' Burying- ground. Mulberry Street. Their children were all born in London where he was a merchanto "When Penn received his royal grant for Pennsylvania, he immediately became one of its biggest backers and became treasurer of the Free Society of Traders. . . Claypoole expressed his approval of the new land in writing in 1681 i 'I and many others wiser than I doe very much approve of Pensilvanla and doe judge William Penn as fltt a man as Is any In Europe to plant a colony.'" (The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, 8/20/1952) Writing to his brother, Edward, he tells of purchasing 5000 acres from William Penn. . ."in the mean time, I propose to send over ray attorney, with some servants, to build, plant, & to provide cattle and all other necessities, that Is ever I come there, my land may be still Improving and not wholly lie waste. . ." Writing to brother, Norton, he saysj "I have 100 acres where our Capitall Cltty is to be upon ye River near Schoolkill & Peter Cooks, there 1 Intend to plant and build my first house." (Pa. Magazine, Vol. X, p. 196) "If it be but a sleight house like a barne with one floor of two Chambers i and will hold us and our goods and keftp us from ye sun 6: weathr It may suffice, o <,' 'We are in treaty for a good vessel to carry us'" (John To Farls, "The Romance of Old Phlladelphis," po 43) "They set said westward on the 2Ath of July, 1683. c oto abandon forever the old homes and old frlendso o • and commence new lives with the wolf and the savage in the forest upon the shores of the Delaware." (Samuel W. Pennypaker, "Th«2 Settlement of Germantovn," po 6) They arrived In Philadelphia on the 6th of October, 1683 on the Concordo "In a letter to his brother, Edward, then In Barbadoes, he told of his beginning in the new lando 'We came to this city where we found my servant had bullded me a house like a barn without a chlmneyo The house was 40 foot long and 20 broad, with a good dry cellar under It which proved an extraordinary convenience for storing goods.'" (The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, 8/20/1932) The next spring he built the first brick house In Philadelphia. "It was a double two-story brick house, had four leaden- framed windows in front, and the same In tht rear. . .with a beautiful south exposure, down a descending green into the pleasant Dock Creek." (Watson's Annals of Philadelphia, Vol. I, p, 558) He Is mentioned frequently in Colonial Records: "settled a colony at Cermantown, Pa.; judge Provincial Court; member of Che Governor's Council, and of the Assembly. "(The Compendium of American Genealogy, First Families of America, Vol. 7) Children:
b. 9/15/1658; d. 9/8/1700 m.
b, 8/14/1660; d. 5/ /l726 m.
b. 9/6/l<?.62; d, 1691 m,
b. 6/12/1664; d. 1706 m,
b. 2/25/1666; d. 2/10/1698 m.
b. 7/23/1668; died In infancy
b« 9/9/1660; d. 3/2/1670
b. 1/19/1671; d. 1/11/1681
b,. 8/4/1672; d. 8/26/1714 mo Elizabeth
b. 1673; d. 1673
b. 11/14/1674; dol2/2l/l730
1 . John
2. Mary
3. Helena
4. James
5. Prlscllla
6. Nathaniel
7. Jos i ah 8u Samuel
9„ Nathaniel
10. Son
11* George
Mary
Franris Cook William Bethel 1 Mary Cann Or. John Crappe
12. Joseph
13. Joseph
14. Elizabeth
b. 1/29/1676; d b. 5/14/1677; d
6/30/1676 5/3/1744
(l)Mary Righton;(2) Martha Hosklns (3) Deborah Hardlman
m. (1) Rebecca Jennings; (2) Edith Ward . 5/25/1678; d. 5/31/1678 Uvf/U.^"
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PHILADELPHIA WILLS RECORD SERIES NO. 1 p.p. 20,21 WILLS PROVED AT PHILADELPHIA 1682-1692
No. 3A "JAMES CLAYPOOLE, of Philadelphia, in the Province of Pennsylvania, •erchant, being in good health. Dated 5th of I2th month, 1686. Proved l2th of 8th month, 1687, To be hurried amongst his dear Friends, the Quakers.
"Unto John, my Eldest sonn five shillings, and to Mary, his wife, all the household goods lent to them. Also L5 to their eldest child living at my decease. Also to said John, the balance di* from him as per his account in my great Ledger.
"Unto my Dear wife household goods for the Common and necessary furniture of one Rootne. Also to my Dear wife during her lyfe, and afterwards to my Children, umoarryed, my Lott of LAND UPON THE Front of Delaware with all the houses and Improvement. Unto my wife in silver, my largest and Least Tankard, my Last and biggest poren'gers and six spoons o
"To my eldest daughter (Mary) my Lott of Land In the hl^ street, fenced in with pales, and a little house upon ito Also my old silver Tankard which was my mother's and two silver spoons.
"To my second daughter, Helena, my silver wach with Double Case, a silver Cupp with two eares and two silver spoons, and the near est thousand acres of land in the County of Bucks.
"Unto Priscilla, my youngest daughter, in silver, my Beaker, two spoons and a porrenger, and also one thousand acres of land in the County of Bucks «
"Household goods to be divided between his three daughters.
"To ay son James all ay Vessel Is upon River, Pinnace Boats and Canous & and likewise all my History Books and mathematical books of surveigh and navigation, and one silver spoon and tester.
"To my son Nathaniel, five hundred acres of Land in the new Dutch Township— .and all my books about Tillage and Husbandry.
"To my son George--one thousand acres of Land in this County of Philadelphia- ay writing Cabinet and all written books«
"His best Bible to his wifeo Other Land,
"To Joseph, my youngest son, my plantation bordering on Lewis Creek in Sussex County which I bought of my brother, Norton Claypoole«
"My dear Friends, William Penn, our Governor, and Thomas Lloyd, Keeper of the Broad Seal, to be overseers of this my Last will." Wife Executrix-.
"I give to the Poore of this Town Tenn Bushells of luuian Corne to be disposed of by the Overseers of the poore."
"Wits. Dai Loyd, Alexander Boardsley, Edward Lord."
--Publications of the Ceneological Society of Pa,
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DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CLAVPOOLE, OLDEST SON OF IMMICaiANT JAMES CLAYPOOLE (Sir John)
JOHN CLAYPOOLE (James) was born 9/15/1658 in London, England; died 9/8/1700 in Philadelphia, Pao Married before 1687 to Mary » Sailed on the
ship "Amity" from Dovms for Pennsylvania, 2/23/1682, as assistant to Wm. Penn's surveyor. Captain Thomas Holmes. Cononenting on his son's appointment as surveyor, "the elder Claypoole remarked with wisdom, *In a few years his occupation may become profitable^ However, it will be a present maintenance and keep him from ill company.*" He was clerk of the Colonial Assembly from 1686 to 1690; Collector of Supply Money for Philadelphia; appointed as HigJ\ Sheriff of Philadelphia in 1687 and again in 1693o--Pa. Archives, Volo 9, 2nd Series t pp. 630, 697, 700. Children!
1. Mary b. ;d, 6/2/1761 m. John Brin^urst
MARY CLAYPOOLE (John-James) was born died 6/2/l761o Married 8/30/1718
in Philadelphia, Pao, John Brinj^urst, Jro, eldest son of John Bring^urst, born 12/2 5/1690 in Hollands He was an elder, active and serviceable in the Church, demonstrated a sincere regard for the prosperity thereof. He died in Barbadoes, 7/20/1750, wither he had gone for his healthg Children:
2. Mary b« Il/l8/l720; d. 1/22/1798
3. John b„ 9/9/1722; do 10/15/1789 A, Elizabeth bo 12/4/1723; d. 12/25/1790 5. James b. 10/7/1730; d, 2/27/1810
m. Judah Foulke Unmarried Unmarried (1) Anna Pole; (2) Hannah
m
6. Thomas b. Il/l7/1731; d. 11/19/1731
7. Joseph b. l/20/l733; d,
8o Deborah b. 10/2l/l734; d. 11/15/1734
9. Deborah b. 7/15/1736; d. 2/16/1737
Peters; (3) Barker
Unmarried
MARY BRINCHURST (Mary Claypoole- John- James) was born Il/l8/l720; died 1/22/1798, Married 12/16/1743, Judah Foulke, born 7/30/1722 at Gaynedd, Pa.j died 1/24/ 1776 at Philadelphia, Pa.
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1796 mo Eleanor Parker 10/19/1820 in Burlington, No Jo
mo (1) William Pearsons (2) Isaac Tyson
5. JAMES BRINCMURST (Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 10/7/1730; d* 2/27/1810, Married (1) 2/ /l761, Anna Pole, dauo of Dr. John & Rachel ( ) Pole; (2) Hannah Peters; (3) Barker. Res.: Philadelphia, Pa.
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b. 1762; died in Infancy
b. 4/25/1764; d. 6/14/1800
b. 3/4/1766; d, 4/3/1818
b. 10/6/1767; do 7/26/1834
b, 5/8/1769; d. 11/9/1818
b. 12/16/1770; d. 9/26/1794 b. 1775; d. 1777
m. Mary Lawton
m. (1) Rachel Beetle
(2) Ann Carroll m. Deborah Ferris
Unmarried
Unmarried
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DESCENDANTS OF JOHN CLAYPOOLE
12. DR. JOHN POUUCE (^Ury Brln^urst- Mary Claypoole-John- James) was ^f" J"?; died 1796. Married 5/8/1788, Eleanor Parker, dau. of Richard & Lydia ( )Parker. He was an eminent physician and one of the first elected members of the College of Physicians. He carried on a private school for medical Instruction at his residence at 107 Front Sto, Philadelphia where he educated many distinguished members of his professlono In 1780 he visited Europe, and on his return in May 1784, delivered a lecture on Pneumatics at the old Hall of the College, Fourth St. below Arch, and exhibited to his friends the first baloon seen In this country. In 1784 he was elected a member of the American Philosophical Society, and In 1786 became one of its secretaries, Benjamin Franlclln being President.
Children: , , „ ^
22. Richard Parker b. 4/5/1789; d. 8/22/1860 m. Anna Strohn
23. Mary b. 8/1/1790; d. Unmarried
24. Eleanor Parker b. 4/6/1792; d. 1882 m. Burgess B. Long
14. DEBORAH FOULKE (Mary Brlnghurst-Mary Claypoole-John-James) was born 9/28/1764; Married (1) 10/l6/l788, William Pearson, Jr., son of Wm. & Anna ( ) Pearson; (2) Isaac Tyson of Philadelphia, son of James & Sarah
( ) Tyson of Springfield, Delaware Co., Pa.
Child of 1st marriage I
25. Mary b. 2/10/1791; d. 2/2/1813 Unmarried
16. JOHN BRINGHURST (James-Mary Claypoole-John-James)was born 4/25/1764 at Philadelphia, Pa.; died 6/14/1800. Married 4/30/1789, Mary Lawton of Newport, Rhode Island,
Child:
26« John, Jr. b. 8/29/1792; d. 1/23/1803 at Newport, R. I«
17. JAMES BRINGHURST, JR. (James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 3/4/1766; died 3/4/1818. Married (1) Rachel Battle; (2) Ann Carroll «
Children]
27. Joseph b. 2/13/1790; a. Elizabeth Evans
28. James b. 4.4.1792; d. 7/14/1854 m. Rebecca Ryan
29. Sarah Ann b. 7/3/1794; m. Milliam Gregory
30. Elizabeth b. 11/8/1802; d. 12/27/1873 m. William Maddock
31. Mary b. 10/10/1805; d. 9/26/1835 m. William Longstreth
32. John b. 10/10/1810 m. Rebecca Greaves
18. JOSEPH BRINGHURST (James-Mary Claypoole-John-James) was born 10/6/1767 in Philadelphia, Pa.; died 7/26/1834. Married 7/ll/l799, Deborah Ferris, dau. of Zlba & Edith (Sharpless) Ferris. He studied medicine and began practice in Wilmington, Del, and was also in the drug business in that city. In politics he was an antl-fcderallst and later passed Into the Democratic organization.
Childrenj
33. Mary Dickenson b. 7/4/1806; d. l/l2/l886 m. Ctorge V„ Moody
34. Joseph b. 9/26/1807; d. 3/14/1880 rao Anne Richardion
35. Edward b. 5/22/1809; d. 2/8/1884 m. fsma M. Shiolcy
36. Zlba Ferris b. 9/19/1812; d. 3/6/1871 m. Amy Dixon
22. RICHARD P<\RKER FOULKE (Dr. John-Mary Bringhurst-Mary CI aypoolt- John- Janes) was born 4/5/1789; died 8/22/1860. Married 8/6/1812, Anna Catherine Strohn, dau. of Philip & Anna Strohn, born 5/17/1792; died 1/30/1856, They had a large family, all of whom died young except: Children:
37. Elizabeth (2nd dau.) b. 3/25/18.4; d» 5/4/1864 m. Patrick 2cirne
38. William Parker b. 5/31/1816; d. 6/18/1865 m. Julia dc Veaux
Powcl
39. Francis Edward (youngest) b. 5/17/1834
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27o JOSEPH BRINQIURST (James-Jamcs-Mary ClaypooU- John-James) was born 2/l8/1790o Married 8/5/1811, Elizabeth Evans, Childrenj
40. Samuel b. 12/21/1812; d. ^/l2/l888 Al. Thomas b. 8/IO/I8IA;
42. Joseph b, 11/11/1816;
43. William b. II/I8/I8I8; d. 2/17/1883
44. Elizabeth b. 11/9/1820
45. John b. 9/23/1823; died young
46. Anna b, 8/31/1825
47. Susan b.
48. John b. 6/6/1832
m. m.
m. m.
Eleanor Bel tier
Ann Dilworth Azariah Corson
Adam Stayley
Milton Burns of N. Y.
m. (l)Eliza March; (2)Reb€cca Williamson; (3)Eliza. Slack
28. JAMES BRINQIURST (James-Jajncs-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 4/4/1792
at Philadelphia, Pa. He died 7/14/1854 at Wilmington, Del o Married 4/12/1818 Rebecca Ryan. He was a manfacturer of shoes In Philadelphia, then removed to Wilmington, Del. where he was librarian of the free library of that city. Children:
d. 6/23/1870
49* Dr. James
50. Hannah
51, Sarah
52 . Henry Ryan
53, Mary
b. 2/24/1819;
b. 2/2 3/1821
b. 9/27/1823
b, 9/20/1825; d, 10/25/1889
b. 2/24/1829
m. Mary Ryan
mo Elizabeth A. Smith
29. SARAH ANN BRINGHURST (James-James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 7/3/1794, Married 1/24/1821, William Gregory, Child:
54. Rachel B. b. l/20/l823
30, ELIZABETH BRINQIURST (James-Jamcs-Mary Claypoole-John-Jaroes) was born 11/8/
1802; died 12/27/1873 in Philadelphia, Pa. Married 2/24/1823, Wm.Lloyd Maddock. Children:
55. .\nna b. 11/14/1823; d. 12/7/1869
56. Mary L. b. 12/22/1827; d. 3/!7/l880
57. William b. Il/2l/l831; d. 12/30/1873
58. John B. b. 9/30/1825; d. 10/12/1876
59. Edward b. 3/20/1841
60. Pheba b, 10/10/ d, 5/28/1829
61. Henry b. 6/15/1838; d, 12/22/1840
m. Samuel Baugh n. Edward Crippen
Umnarr i ed m. Emeline Holland m. Margaret Eu Eccles
31. yjLRY BRINGHURST (James-James-Mary Claypoole-John-James) was born 10/14/1805 in Philadelphia, Pa«; died there 9/26/1835. Married 9/21/1825, William W. Longstreth, President of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
Children:
62 , Joseph
63. William
bu 8/16/1828; do 12/24/1850 b. 4/14/1832
64. Margaret b, l/l2/l835
65. James b. 1830; died 3fDung
m, 1849, Sarah Atlee
m, 11/15/1866, Ada Zo Smith
m. Horace J, Smith
32. JOHN BRINGHURST(James-Jaines-Mary Claypocle- John-James) was born 10/10/1910.
Married Children:
66. Mary b.
67. William L.
68. Rebecca
Rebecca Greaves,
d. 11/17/1897 d. 1/6/1884
m, Mordecai D, Evans m. Ellen McNamee
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Ininsit in Portland. M-ine; died 1866 at Port Gibson, Miss.
6?iirge'Edward b. 4/28/18.3; d. 1/9/1844 70.C*orge Vernon.Jrcbo2/27/l846; d. 6/21/1847
34. JOSEPH BRINCHURST. JR. (Joscph-JaB,es-Mary ^l*,f-^.^:-^°^;;frred\r/6/r84;, 9/26/1807 in Wilmington ^^J^"' ^J^^^ '^^^(P ^t n RUha d" ^ of RocLu, knnm Rirhiirdson. dau. of John & Margaret v^ ax>-""' im »...»» . .. j
ST l^rrJ/ll/lSU; died 5/28/1889. Joseph was a pharmacist and conducted Jhldr^ store found;d by his father until 1851 when he retired fro. the bu^ine^s Ind devoted his entire attention to his railroad & »'-'**(;« ^"J^^^f*. Director of Bank of Del.; Wilmington & Phila. & Baltimore R. R»; Wil. Coal & C,
Children: ./o/iHL^ m. (D Elizabeth Tantnall;
71.John Richardson b. 1/8/1845 J^j ^^^ p^ ^^^^^^,
72 .Margaret R. 7 3. Anna
b. 11/13/1847;
b. 10/9/1856; d. 3/16/1878
(3) Esther Wilson
Unmarried
35. EDWARD BRINCHURST (Joseph-James-Mary Claypoolc-John-James) was born 5/22/1809
in Wilmington, Del.; died 2/8/l884o Married 5/8/1832, Sarah Shipley, born 5/28/1812.
Children: , , _ ,
74. Samuel b. 5/27/1833} d. 10/26/1834 , „ kk ♦
75. Edward b. 10/10/1835; mo (1) Anna Jc Webb; \
(2) Mary M. James;
76. Ferris b. 10/10/1837; do 3/16/1871 m. Mary Betts
36. ZIBA FERRIS BRINCHURST (Joseph- James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 9/19/1812; died 3/6/1871. Married 1832, Amy Dixon who died ll/3/l842o
Chlldreni 77« Dr. William b. 4/20/1833; d. 1/27/1898 n. Amanda M. James 78o Margaret Roberts b. 9/28/1834; d. 7/l2/l857 Unmarried
37. ELIZABETH FOULKE (Richard -John-Mary Bringhurst-Mary Claypoole- John- James) was bom 3/25/1814; died 5/4/l864„ Married 6/12/1855, Patrick Blerne of Lcwlsburgrf W. V«., born in Roscommon, Ireland^
Children! 79. Richard Foulke b. 1858; m. Clara Haxall Grundy
80. William McDermott b. 1858; d. 1859
38. WILLIAM PARKER FOULKE (Rlchard-John-Mary Bringhurst-Mary Claypoolc-John- James) was born 5/31/1816; died 6/18/1865. Married 4/26/1855, Julia de Veaux Powel, dau. of Col. John Mare Powel of Philadelphia, who died 4/30/1884/ Lived in Philadelphia, Pa.
Children:
81. Julia Catherine b. 1/22/1856 m>, Henry Carvill Lewis
82. William de Waux b. 6/9/1857;
83. Richard Parker b. 8/30/1858; d. 1/7/1885 b„ 3/8/1860;
bo 11/26/1863 Member Phila* Bar
bo 6/26/1863 bo 8/16/1865
84. Lisa de Veaux
85. John Francis
86. Sara Gwendolen
87. George Rhyfedd
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SAMUEL BRINCaURST (Jcseph-James-Jjunes-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 12/21/1812 in Philadelphia, Pa^; died 4/12/1888 at Taylervllle, Salt Lake City, Utah. Married 1838, Eleanor Beitler. He was a wagon and carriage builder and conducted that business at Lionville, IVchlan Township, Chester Co., Pa. until 1845 when he and his wife joined the Mormon Church and moved ta> Nauvoo, 111. In the exodus of the Mormons to the wtst in 1847, he and his family removed to Salt Lake Valley and endured the hardships incident the settlement of a new counCryu Children:
88. Wm. Augustus b, 1/26/1839
to
89. Aima
90 o Henry L.
91. Robert P.
92. Samuel 93c Eleanor
94. John Bo
95. Mary Eo
96. Louis
b, 3/12/1842
b. 3/13/1844; do 3/21/1846
bo 11/2 5/1846
b. 4/7/1850)^.1^
b. 4/7/1850)
b. 6/13/1854), ^1^
b, 6/13/1854)
b. 9/24/1856
ffl. (1) Selldd D. Palmer;
(2) Susan A. Steele;
(3) Mary J. Stapley
ffl. Emma Prances Tripp
43. WILLIAM BRINCHURST (Joseph- James -James-Mary ClaypoolfJohn-James) was born 11/8/1818 in Philadelphia, Pa.; died 2/17/1883 In Springville, Utaho Married 3/2 5/1845, Ann Dilworth. He was one of the first settlers in Spring- ville and served several years on the Council of that city and was a member of the Territorial Legislatur.?; was one of the original donors ol Brlngham Young University and one of its board of directors; was also director of the Provo Woolen Mill Co. At the time of his death, he was Bishop of tl»e Mormon Church at Springville. Children:
97. Charles H. b. 4/23/1846; d. 12/23/l846
98c William J. b. 8/5/1848
99. Eliza Jane b. &/14/1851
100. Ann D. b. 8/13/1853
101. Desert b. 12/25/1856;
102. Clara Olivia b.7/ll/l858; do 1/2/1898
103. John Frank b. 12/13/1861
m. Amasa Lyman Haymoad
m. John A. Grossbtck
ffl« Milan Lucian Crandall
ffl. Edward James Hale
m. Mahala Harriet Crandall
48o JOHN BRINCHURST (Joseph- James- James-Mary Claypoole-John-James) was born
6/6/1832 in Chester Coo, Pa. Married (1) Eliza March; (2) 8/ /1862, Rebecca Catherine Williamson; (3) Elizabeth Slacko Child of 1st marriage:
104« Lewis Children of 2nd marriage:
105. Anna Hoops b. 3/l/l863
106. Joseph b. 12/6/1865 m. Elizabeth Ao Parker Children of 3rd marriage:
107. Lydia be 12/l/l879
108. Ellen b. 12/16/1886
109. Annie b. 7/2 5/1892
|i 49. DR. J.VMES BRINCHURST (James •James->:ary Claypoole-John-James) was born 2/24/
1819 at Philadelphia, Pa.; died 6/23/1870 at Jerseyville, 111. Married 1850, Mary Ryan- He was a physician and practiced medicine in Illinois.
Children; llf>. James lllo John
112. Robert P.
113. Harry
b. 4/28/1851 b. 5/7/1853 b. 3/22/1855
ffl. Mary F. Coolidge
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52, HENRY RYAN BRINQIURST (James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born
9/20/1825 at Wilmington, Del.; died there 10/25/1899. Married 8/20/1868, Elisabeth Ashburnham Smith, born 5/ /1832. Childreni
114. Henry Ryan,Jr. b. 7/2/1869
115. Elisabeth Ashburnham b. 3/5/1871
67. WILLIAM LONGSTRETH BRINGHURST (John- James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James)
was born died 1/6/1884 in N„ J. Married (1) 9/ /l863, Ellen McNamee;;
(2) 3/7/1879, Laura Sharp, Children of 1st marriage:
116. Mary Elizabeth b, 1/2 5/1865 m. John P. Sweeney
117. John b. 12/30/1868 IIP. William b, 10/11/1870 1?9. Charles b, 5/27/1873
120, Edward b. 9/13/1875 Children of 2nd marriage:
121. Alfred b, 9/11/1880
71. JOHN RICHARDSON BRINGHURST (Joseph-Joseph- James-Mary Claypoole-John- James)
was born 1/8/1845 at Wilmington, Del. Married (1) 2/17/1870, Elizabeths
Tarnall; (2) 6/16/1881, Annie S. Stokes; (3) 4/20/1887, Esther H. Wilsono He was first a pupil in Friends School, Wilmington; graduated from Haverford College near Philadelphia in 1865u He purchased 103 acres of land in Bethel Twp., Delaware Co., Pa. which he sold in 1874. Then he removed to Marshall- town and purchased the rolling & grist mill of J. Marshall & Co, which he operated until 1894 when he formed the Marshalltown Iron & Steel Co, and became its president.
Children of 1st marriagei 122» Joseph b. 9/15/1871 m. Helen N. Wilson
123. Frederick b. 12/12/1873 Children of 2nd marriage;
124. Margaret b, 4/l/l882 Children of 3rd marriage:
125. John R. b. 9/27/1895
75. EDWARD BRINGHURST, JR. (Edward-Joseph-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 10/10/1835; Married 4/22/1862, Anna J. Webb, dauo of Thomas Do &
Mary (James) Webb, born 4/13/1843. Children:
126. Elizabeth S. b. 10/8/1863 m. 6/1/I886, John C. Smith
127. Mary T. b. 6/28/1865
128. Edith Ferris b„ 3/30/1874 m. Alexander Sellers 1:9. Edward, III b. 7/4/1884
77. DR. WILLIAM BRINGHURST (Zibd-Jos..ph-Jamcs-Mary Claypoclc-John-James) was born 4/ /1833; died 1/27/1898 at Philadelphia, Pa. ^Lirried l/l6/l869. Mis. Amanda Melvina James at Philadelphia. Child:
81.
130. William Joseph b. 2/17/1870 m, Mary Frances Kelly
JULIA axTHERlNi POULKE (Wi 11 lam-Richard -John-SUry 3rir.ghyrst-Mary Claypool Jjhn-James) wa* born 1/22/1856; >Uri-ieJ 5/3/1882, Henry Carvill
Lewis, M. A., Univ. of Pennal, Prof, jf Mineralogy, Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, born 11/16/1853; died 7/21/1888. Child:
131, arcndolen dt "eau b. 3/21/1883;
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88, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BRINGHURST (Samuel-Joscph-James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 1/26/1839 at Lionville, Chester Co., Pa. Married (1) Sellnda Dalby Palmer; (2) Susan A. Steele: (3) Mary J, Staplcy.
Went to Utah with his parents In 18ii7. Lived at Toquprsvllle, Utah; was Assessor of Taxes; High Shcrlfr & Co. Jjdge; and later a Blshjp In the Church of Latter Day Saints.
Children of Ist mar.' i age j
132. William Augustus, Jr. 137, Lorenzo
133. Howard 138. Cturge Robert
134. Eliza Bethula 139. Franklin Palmer
135. Mary Eleanor 14C. Daniel
136. Mifflin >:orris 141. Henry Childiren of 2nd marriage:
142. John Samuel 146„ Eleanor Canibcl
143. Anna Augusta 147. Mohonari Louis 144 o Joseph Alma 148, Jesse Wllford 145. Mary Elizabeth 149o Laura Sellnda
Children of 3id siarriagc:
150„ Marias William 153, Vera
151. Vida 154. Leo
152. Soiiuol 155. Charles
92. SAMUEL EPJN-GIIURS I (Samuel -Joseph-James-James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 4/7.1850 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Married 12/6/1888, Sarah Orr.
Children:
156. Ada Eleanor b, 3/27/lS9n
157. Florence b, 1/29/1892
158. Bessie b. 2/11/3894
159. Marion b, 8/11 /l896
160. Edna b. 11/3/1898
''*' iaf bo"n^"'^^^r-i?^'^'''^^^ (Samuel-Joseph- Jar^.es-Jan,es-Mary Claypoole- John- James) was born e/l3> 18.-4 at Salt Lake City, Utah. Married 1/3/1876, Emma Frances Tripp. „ivc.-' at TaylorviUt, Utah. Childr.T.:
161. Jessie b. 7/22/1877 m. 10/15/1896, Webster
162. Emma Eleanor b. 2/14/1879
163. Mary b, 2/l9/l88l
164. John Tripp b. 8/ll/',883
165. William Albert b. 1/13/1886
166. Lucy b. 1/6/1888 167u Samuel Enoch b^ 1/27/1890 168. Joseph Willard b. 8/21/1892 169„ Louis Howard b. 4/13/1895
170. ,\rthur Bryant b. 12/7/1897
171. Hebtr Grant b„ 8/20/1900
99o ELIZA JANE BRINffiPRST (William-Joseph-James-Jarres-Mary- John- James) was >>orn 8/14/1851 near Salt Lake City, Utah. >ksrried 5/24/1871, Amasa Lyman Hai-mond. Chi Idren:
172. Amasa L., Jr. b. 4/8/1872
173. >'^rion Bringhurst b. 3/l4/l874
174. Frank Owen b. 8/10/1876
175. Louise b. 9/24/1878
176. William b. 12/lO/l88l
177. Ceorgc Dllwcrlh b. 8/28/1884 1~8. John C. b. 11/4/1887
179. Ann Eliza b. 1/22/1890
180. Walter Creed b. 12/2/1893),
181. Emma Florenec b. 12/2/1893)
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100.
VNK DILWCRTH BRINCHURST (Wll 1 iam- Joseph- James- Jaines-Mary Claypoole-John-James) was born 8/13/1853 near Salt Lake CJty, Utah. Married 2/27/1871, John A. Crocsbeck of Salt Lake City.. Children:
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182. |
John A., Jr. b. 3/22/1872 |
fflo 11/22/1892, Jessie Clawson |
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183. |
Frank b. 12/1/1873 |
m. 12/12/1894, Nell Young |
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Clara b., Il/l/l877; d„ |
6/20/1890 |
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185. |
Ann Louise b^ 6/14/1878 |
in. 10/20/1897, Earl V. McCune |
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136. |
Florcne b. 8/7/1880 |
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187. |
Walter Scott b. 9/6/18 82 |
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188. |
Enasa Eliiabeth bo 10/l0/l88-i |
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189. |
Mark Brlnghurstb„ 10/27/1887 |
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190. |
Milton Dilworthb. 2/18/1895 |
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191. |
Grant Allen b. 5/31/1897 |
101,
102,
DESERET BRINCHURST (Will iam-Joseph-James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 12/25/1856 in California. Married 11/20/1879, Lucian Crandall. Children:
192. Milan Lucian, Jr. b. 8/8/1880
193. William Bringhurst b. 5/30/1883
194. Ann Dilworth b. 9/30/1888
195. Ivy Luclle b. 12/23/1891
CLARA OLIVIA BRINCHURST (Wm.-JoSeph-James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 7/11/1858 at Salt Lake City, Utah; died l/2/l898„ Married 5/6/1878, Edward Jamcs Hall. Children:
196. Elinor Bringhurst b. 10/28/1879
197. Milton D.
198. Mabel
199. Ferol
b. 8/21/1881
b. 8/9/1886
b. 1/6/1890; d. 12/l/l891
103.
JOHN FRANK BRINGHURST (Wm, -Joseph- James-Jaaes-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was born 12/13/1861 at Springvllle, Utah and lived there. Married 10/22/1885, Mahala Harriet Crandall, born 12/12/1866., Children:
b. 8/22/1886
b. 3/14/1888
b. 4/6/1890
b. 4/29/1892
b. 9/26/1894
b. 2/24/1897
b. 12/6/1899
200 o 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206.
John Frank, Jr.
William
Harriet
Noma
Mark Dilworth
Joseph Crandall
Gideon Martin
106. JOSEPH BRINCHURST (John-Joseph- James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James) was
born 12/6/1865. Children:
207. Anna Hoopc b.
208. Samuel Parker b.
209. Raymond Kopp b. 210,. Lcona b.
Married 6/29/1890, Elizabeth Alice Parker.
8/11/1891; d. 2/9/1892 12/27/1892; d. 4/17/1897 9/7/1897 8/28/1899
112.
ROBERT PORTER BRINCHURST (Jamts-James-James-Mary Claypoole-John- James)was born 3/22/1855 at Alton, Illinois. Married 1/8/1877,- Mary Frances Collidgc. He was 0 nottd sculptor-
Children:
Rob«rt Porter, Jr. Wilter Scjtt CanilU Coolidge 214. Cuilda
bv 9/1/1878;
b. 2/20/1881
b. 12/7/1885
b. 11/1/1888
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122. JOSEPH BRINGHURST (John R.-Joseph-Josc-ph-James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James)
was born 9/15/1871 in Delaware Co., Pa. Married (1) 4/4/1896, Helen Norwood Wilson, who died 5/21/1898, Married (2) 6/14/1900, Elizabeth Miller. Child of 1st marriage:
215. Esther Wilson b. 2/2/1897
128<, EDITH FERRIS BRINGHURST (Edward-Edward-Joseph- James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 3/20/1874. Married 6/2/1897, Alexander Sellers.
Children:
216. Annie Bringhurst b. 3/9/1898
217. William b. 9/19/1899
218. Alexander b. 2/22/1901
130, WILLIAM JOSEPH BRINGHURST (Wm.-Ziba-Joseph- James-Mary CI aypoole- John- James) was born 2/17/1870 at Philadelphia, Pa. Married 2/7/1892, Mary F. Kelly. Children:
219. Ethel Margaret b. 2/27/1893
220. Frances b. 7/4/1895
221. William b. 4/25/1898
MARY CLAYPOOLE(James)
II. MARY CLAYPOOLE (James) oldest daughter of James & Helena (Mercer) Claypoole was born 8/14/1660 in London, England; died 5/ /1726 in Philadelphia, Pa. Married 4/24/1687, Francis Cook at Philao Monthly Meeting (Pa. Archives, Vol. 9, 2nd Series, p. 204.) He died 8/ /1687. In her will she mentions brothers George and Joseph; Joseph's seven children; Cousin Jeremiah, son of Uncle Norton; three sons (James, Nathaniel & William) and dau. Martha of brother Nathaniel; Elizabeth, dau. of brother, James o
HELEN(A) CLAYPOOLE (James)
III. HELEN(A) CLAYPOOLE (James) was born 9/6/1662 in Scots year near London
stone; died 1691 in Barbadoes, W. I. Married 11/27/1687, William Bethell at Philadelphia Monthly Meeting (Pa. Archives, 2nd Series, Vol. 9, p. 204.) They had two children who died in Barbadoes.
JAMES CLAYPOOLE, JR.
IV. JAMES CLAYPOOLE (James) was born 6/12/1664 in London, England; died 1706
at New Castle, Delaware. Married after 8/19/1688 and before 1694, Mary
Cann, dau. of John Cann of Philadelphia 6. New Castle, Delaware (John Cann,
Esq. died 5/2/1694 and James Claypoole, son-in-law, married to the eldest
daughter was appointed to administer the estate, which included a house and
lot in New Castle, materials on dock, and a plantation on White Clay Creek.
--Wills. Phila. Administration Book A., p. 184) He was clerk of the Free
Society of Traders after coming to Philadelphia in 1683. From 1685 to 1705,
he is listted in the Delaware Archives as attorney (1688); Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas (1696, 1692, 1693, 1698, 1689, 1700, 1701); Surveyor (1686,
1687, 1705); on October 22, 1695, James Claypoole and Mary, his wife, were
among those named in the will of Mary Williams, each given a gold ring.--
Archives: Dover, Del. Will B. 1, p. 33. The old Gilpin House was built
before 1700 by James Claypoole. (Old New Castle & Modern Delaware, p. 36).
"The father of James Claypoole was a notable personage at the time of the
founding of Pennsylvania, and the author of several books and pamphlets
published it. Philadelphia. "--History of Kent Co., Maryland. "On 4/11/1702,
three children of Jarnes Claypoole were baptized by Rev. George Keith". « .
James Claypoole (who had formerly been a Quaker) was baptized 7/3l/l703 by
George Keith, (The Journal of George Keith, p. 417). Letters of Administration
were granted to his wife, Mary, 7/24/1706. --Del. Wills B-1-112. Before 11/16/
1708/9 she had married. Christian Steelman. Children: k. Elizabeth b. tl.9/26/l767 2. Ja.nes b. 1701; d. 1789 m. Jane 3^ Child, Baptized 4/11/1702
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DESCEND.\NTS OF JiUES CLAVPCCLE, JR.
1. ELIZABETH CLA\TCOLE (James-Janifes) was Lorn about 1697 In Delavare; died 9/26/1767 abt. 70 yrs. of age. She is nientJoned In the will of her aunt, Mary (Claypoole) Cook, who died In 1726: "Elizabeth, dau. of brother, Jameso" Baptized by Sev. George Keith '%/ll/l702, three children of James Claypoole" (1702 Th« Anglican Church in Delavare) »
2. JAMES CLAYPOOLE (James-James) was born 2/14/1701; died 10/9/1789 in Virginiao Married Jani * Mentioned in the will of his uncle, George Claypoole who died in 1731 i "nephew James Claypoole of Sussex, Delawarco" Some claim that this James Claypoole, who settled In Virginia, was the grandson of Norton Claypoole, so descendants will be listed separately under James Claypoole, born 1701, of Virginia. Some families are descendants of both James &. Norton* The following list him as the grandson of James:
"JAMES, second son of the immigrant James, resided at New Castle, Delo o o • he had at least tvo children: Elizabeth and JAMES, who settled in Rockingham Co., Virginia in the eighteenth century and later removed to Hardy Co., Va. By his wife Jane, he had at least six sons: James, John, Jesse, Joseph, WiHian, and George. . ." (Media Research Bureau, Washington, Dv Co)
Rebecca Graff, "The Claypoole Family of Philadelphia." (1893)
Atty. William C. Hudson, past-piresldent of the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, Royal Oak, Mich, in a letter to Mrs. Glen Martin, Gilbert, Arizona, dated ll/2l/l950l ". . .Your and my definite line of descent from the Claypools starts with James Claypool of Lost River Valley in Hardy Co«, W« Va», who was born at Newcastle, near Philadelphia February 14, 1701c . . eHe was probably the son of Jamtrs Claypool, a clerk of Court at Newcastle, who was the second son of Janes Claypool the Thlladelphia emigrant. . . .This was the conclusion of Mrs. Weaver, author of the "Howard Lineage", and is supported by the available evidence. The name of the wife of James Claypool of Hardy County, was Jane » „ . . They moved to the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia about 1745, and settled on Cedar Branch of Llnvllle Creek In what is now Rockingham Co. His oldest son Vllllam, was killed by the Indians in 1755 leaving the widow and an orphan daughter, Jane McKee. About that time James and his other jons moved into the valley of Lost River where they all obtained lands. Jaires died 10/7/1789 and l« burled in what Is now known as Miller Cemetery on Route 58 south of Lost City, West Virginia. . . . There wa" considerable intercarriage between the Claypools and the Millers. . . ." "According to the Will of James Claypool, as recorded n the records of Hardy Co., he had nine children: William, James, Jr., John. Joseph, George, Jesse, Mary Smith, Betty Osborn, Sarah Viney. ..."
to'v* i^^r,"' "f'^v?^ (1858-1924) Indianapolis, Indiana in a letter written
Mhn'uVf '""'?;. ,"^""'"«' ^^- ^''°"'^ ^^^^ ^^^" ^'^ ancestry as follows: John W Claypool (Solomon 1829-1898; Wilson 1798-1876; Abraham 1762-1845-
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DESCENDANTS OF PRISCILLA CLAYPOOLE
V. PRISCILLA CUrPOOLE (James) was born 2/25/1666 In London, Fn^land; died 2/^0/ I!.? '"/|;Ji«'^«lP*^l«. ''«• Married Dr. John Crappe„ Bur.: friends Place, Philadelphia. She "began the maternal line of some descendants who include wpresentatlve* of such old Philadelphia far.) lies as the .\nthony Morris, Shotors, Drinker* and Adams." (The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, Pa. S/20/l952i Chi Id : '
1 . Jane b. _ -• . v f
^' ■'^^hl^df ^- (irlscina Claypool..-Ja..es) married ?/2/l72l, Cibts Jor.cs.
2. Blalthwalte b. „ v „ ,
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2. BUVITHWAITE JONES (Jane Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole-James) was born died l/2l/l789o Married Mary Morris
Children: (From Jones Bible; Volo VII, Geneological Society of Pa.) 3„ Cibbs b. do 1/16/1788, aged 39 yrso 10 moo
U, Blaithwalte, Jr. b. 12/18/1764; d. 7/4/1780 Bur: Burlington, N. Jo
5. Isaac b. 1 111 lllbt', do 2/11/1786 " "
6. Phoebe Morris b. lIlllMm-, do 11/26/1769 " Philadelphia, Pa. 7o James Morris b. nio Martha Levy
7. JAMES MORRIS JONES (Blaithwai te-James Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole-James)
married Martha Levy Children:
8. Martha Levy b. mo Robert Adams
8. MARTHA LEVY JONES (James M.-Blai thvaite-Jane Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole-James)
married Robert Adams
m. (1) Matilda Hart
(2) Clara McDonough
m. (1) Sarah Hutchinson
(2) Phebe Hutchinson
mo Francis Aznedie de Pau m. Charles Moran
9. ROBERT ADAMS, JR. (Martha Jones - James -Bl a ithwaite- Jane Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole-James) married (1) Matilda Hart: (2)Clara McDonougho
Children of 1st marriage:
15. William Hart
16. Colo Robert Adams, III
17. Blaithwalte
18. Harry Carlton m* Elizabeth Dawson Morris Children of 2nd marriage:
19. Martha A. DePau
10. BUSHROD WASHINGTON ADAMS (Martha Jones-James-Blai thwaite-Jane Crappe-Priscilla
Claypoolo-Janes) married (l)Sarah Hutchinson; (2) Phebe Hutchinson.
Children:
20. Martha Morris
21. Elizabeth Hutchinson
22. Sarah H. ni, Henry Fe Y. Freeman Child of 2nd marriage:
2 3. Arabella Jones
12. NARTHA L^ ADAMS (Martha Jones-James-Blai thwaite-Jane Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole- James) married Francis ,\medie dc Paui of No Yo
Childrcs: 2A. Frances
13. .ARABELLA JONES ADAJiS (Martha Jones-James- 31a ithvaite- Jane Crappe-Priscilla Claypoole) v.'as born Married Charles Moran of N. Ye
Children; 2 5. Martha A.
26. David C.
27. Frances Bergcr
28. Charles F.
29. Amedle D.
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DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CL,\YrOOLE
IX. NATHANIEL CL-\YPOOLE (James) was born 8/' '1672 in London, England; died 8/26/ 1714. Married Elizabeth Lived In Eastburn, Chester Co«, Pa.;
then moved to St. Mary's Co., Maryland where all his children were born. He is mentioned In his father's vill His wife died 8/li/l7l4: both buried at Friends Burying Place, Philadelphia, Pa. Children:
1. Janies b. 6/li/170i; d.;Utor 12/1765 a. (1) Mary Hood
(2) Rachel Shenton
(3) Rfebecca
2. Nathaniel b. 7/22/1708; d. 17*^1 m. Katherlne
3. William b. 10/12/1710; d. 12/16/1790 m. Elizabeth Hall
4. Martha b. 10/30/l7n;
1. JAMES CLA^TOOLC (Nathaniel- James) was born i/14/l704; Will dated 12/26/1765.
Married (1) 3/19/1726, Mary Hood, dau. of Tho.nas Hood of Philadelphia, who died 6/22/1735; (2) 5/29/1737, Rachel Shenton; (3) "cbocca. Ho was Judge of Kent Co., Maryland.
Children of 1st marriage:
5. Thomas b. 5/7/1727; d. 1738
6. Ann b. 5/3/1720; m. Foreman
7. Mary b. e/lo/lT^O :n. Wilson
8. James b. 12 /i:/17 23; d . 170 5 m. Mary Ann Kemp Child of 2nd marriage: M
0. Nathaniel b. O/u/ in N<vton, "aryland
Children of 3rd marriage:
10. Ccorge b. m, Catherine Dowers
11. Pebecca . cne of these ir.arrlcd YardsUy 6. h,id son, Janes Yardslcv
12. Elizabeth
". NATHANIEL CU'.YrOOLE, JR. (NaLhanlrl-.Tar.cs) wjs borr. 7/2?/l70S in St. Mary's Co., Maryland. Married Ksthorinc . Livct^ in ITastburnt, Chester Co., Pa,
Win dattd ?/V'i:'iM, proved 8/27/1761, glvc<; plantation tc twc sons. Children:
13. Thomas N. b. abl. 1726 si. Jt^nr Ruth
14. Elizabeth
15. Ann
16. Jane
17. Kdlhcrlnc m. Janes Pratt
18. Mary :.,^.j^ t,, ^bt 1738 ■=♦ '^'^''^^- FitJgcrald 10, Jawes^
20. riisha
21. Va-.^Kj
3- WILLIAM CL'ATOCLE C.athanlcl -James) was born 10/i?/?-^0 In St. Mary's Co,, ^'d.; died 12/16/1^70 jt Philadelphia, r^. Married EliiaVcth V.all, dau. of Jol'n
Hall, mariner, b^rn 10/12/1718; died 5/3/181;. i!c was .' lanr.er o- cv;rr=cr Children:
22. Susannah b. 12/ll/l749
23. Martha b, 12/5/1750 at Mt. Hjlly, *". J,
24. John b. 8/1 '5/1752; d. S/^/lRIO -. Ectsy Po<s
25. CUrissa <^Idncy b. 2/?-'/i;'57; d. 2/6/1810 r-. (I) John Hasting-
(2) jnrfs rzi^^.ic
8. J.XMES CLAYPOCLE, JP . (J«ires-Nathanic! -Ja'^t s> war bor.i 12/17/17?'' '- "hil?de'?hia P*.; Will proved 7/V./!-'o<; r^crcribcs himself a« "Tan.ncr i Curric-. rV'^ov T„Jn Kent Cr., Maryland," Married 1760, vary Ann Kcrp. - - » ,
Children:
'^' '""'■'' b. 5/-> '1771; d. 11/1 1/'R?6 rr, -I i^abcth '.*: ri 'on
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27. Mary Am b.
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lU. JOHi--: CL/.VrOOLE (yillijm-Nathanicl-James) was born S/:':.'l7^2 in New Jersey;
died 8/T/:^in in Philadelphia, Pa. Married S/S/lTSI, ^rs. Elizabeth (Griscom) .loss-Ashburn, bettor known as BETSY ROSS, born l/l/l752; dJcd 7/26/1836, dau. of Samuel & Rebecca (James) Griscom. (Betsy married (1) 11/^/1773, John Ross, who was killt<^ in an accident on the waterfront during the ff evolutionj (2) 6/15/1777, Capt- Joseph Aihburn by whom she had two childrenot John Claypoole served in the Revolutionary War and was taken captivt to England along with Joseph Ashburn, who died there. He received an ippointment in the U.> S. Custom House and wrote many letters and some poetry which Is preserved by the Historical Society of Pa. Betsy became famous as the "Flag Makur." The flag house at 239 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. is now a national shrine. Children:
28. Clarissa Sidney b. 4/3/1785; d. 7/10/1864 m. Jacob Wilson
29. Rachel b. 12/1/1780 m. (1) Edward Jones
(2) John Fletcher
30. Susan b. 11/15/1786 m. Abel Satterwaite
31. Jane b. Il/l3/l792; d. 1/4/1873 m. Caleb H. Canby
32. Harriet b. 12/20/1795; died in infancy
2 5. CLARISSA SIDNEY CLAYPOOLE (William- Nathaniel -James) was born 2/27/1757; died 1810, Married (1) John Hastings, Jrs., son of John 6; Grace ( )
Hastings; (2) 1780, Hon James Tlrimble.
Children of 1st marriage:
33. William b. 12/15/1778; d. 7/29/1779
3A. John b. 6/20/1780; d. 10/l/l813 in Richmond, Va.
Children of 2nd marriage:
35. Alexander b. 3/ /1783; d. 1784
36. Elizabeth b. 10/13/1784; died young
37. Elinor b. 7/ 5/1786; d. 11/1809 m. William Boyd
38. Maria b. 8/ 3/1788; d. 9/12/1790
39. Dr. James b. 4/18/1790; d. 6/22/1838 m. Violetta P. Ceiaraill
40. Clarissa Sidney b. 1/31/1792; d. 6/21/1832 m. Daniel Relgart
41. Mary b. 1/20/1794; d. 7/3/1797
42. Eliza b. 12/23/1795; d. 6/14/1797
43. Susannah b. 11/ /l797; d. 1798 at Germantown
44. Thomas b. 8/ / 1799; d. 9/8/1863 m. Catherine K. Albright
45. Milliar. Claypoole b. 1/ /1802;
26. JAMES CLA':TOOLE, III (James- James-Nathaniel- James) was born 5/3/1770 in
Chestertox.-n, Kct Co., Md . ; died ll/ll/l826. Married 11/5/1795, Elizabeth Morrison, who died 7/31/1846. Collector of Port of Chester, 12/10/1818. Children:
b. l/Q/1797; d. 1/4/1854 m. Hannah Labaugh
b. 8/30/1799; d. 8/21/1824 m. Daniel Collins b. 6/23/1803; d. 8/13/1883 m. Martha A. Browne b. 6/4/1810; d„ 8/6/1865 m. Sarah Carnighan
b. 1802; died in infancy
b. 1806;
b. 1807
b. 4/4/1813; d. 5/18/1866
•I/V^Y ANN CL'.YrOCin: (Jamcs-Jamcs-Nathr'i'>l -James) was born abt. 1772 in Chester- to^.'n, Kent Co., Mii , ' rri''' James Hodges, Jr. of Liberty
ITall, Kent Co., ' d. ("cfr Old Ken', Ttv^ %»"-rn Shore of Maryland by Hanson) Children:
54. Jame";, III b. d. '^/l.',/l332 r:. Mary Hanson Ringgold
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OESCERIlARTS OF NATHARIKL CLAY?OOLZ
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CLAIISSA SIDKY CUITPOOLE <John-Wim«i-ltoth«al«l-J«i»«) »«* bora 4/3/1785 la Philadelphia, P«.i 4i«<l 7/10/1864 Ft. M«ll««a, lora. >tarrl*d 6/4/1805, Jacob Wilaon. Tbalr youagaat daughtor, Raetaol, «aa born a aoath or ao aftor hla doath (1812) la Baltlaora, Maryland la tha hoao of Botay (Koaa) Claypool •t Phlladalpbla, Pa. Clariaaa eaao hose to bolp bar aothor vlth flag->Bakias boalaoaa. (Hra. Carl T. BuahlMT, Sr.» Eldoa, Mo.)
Chlldroai
55. KlUabatb Qrtscoa b.
56. Sophia Borg
57. Achilla Boltoa
58. Clariaaa Sldaay
59. Saaca C.
60. laabol
1/23/18061
b. 1/23/18061 d. 5/8/1891
b. 2/18/1808; d. 9/23/1856
b. 8/9/18091 d. 1868
b. 12/1/18101 d. 8/20/1868
b. 6/16/1812; d.
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Jaaaa Caaplen Cbarloa Rlldabraad Sarah Chrlakj Jaaaa Haaaa Abrahaa Sollara Jacob Albrlsftc
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UCRKL OUYPOOU (John-Vllllaa-Nathaalol- Jaaaa) vaa bom 2/1/1789; Marrlod (1) Edward Jonoa; (2) 4/10/1823, John Flatciiar.
Child of lat aarrlacai
61. Sdvard b. 10/22/1817 ChUdroa of 2ad aarrlaeat
62. Margarotta Butlor b. 10/18/1824; d. 6/14/1874 DnMrrlad
63. Mary b. 6/20/1827; a. Arthur Wrlfl^t
64. Daalol b. 12/15/1829; d. 10/3/1853
SDSAM <SDSA»UH) CLAYPOOLE (Joha-WUllaa-Nathanlol-JaMa) vs bora Il/l5/l786t Marrlod 11/12/1812 at Flrloada Mooting. Pblladolphla, Pa, Abol Sattorvaito, aoa of WUllaa & Mary ( ) Sattarvalta of Falla Twp., fiaeka Co., Pa.
CbUdroat
65. Jaaoa b. 12/25/1813; d. 2/ 9/1885
6*. John b. 7/29/1815; a. Hary Brown
67. Sldnoy b. 2/27/1817; d. 3/25/1858 a. Cyrua G. Klnaoy
69. Uwla b. 10/25/l8l8;d. 3/15/1904 a. Martha Ballowall
70. Abol b. 4/5/1822; ■. Mary S. Barton
71. Mary b, 11/25/1824; Unarrlod
72. Saaaa b. 4/30/1827 a. Oarid Newport
JAHK CLAYPOOUC (Joba-Dillia^Nathanlol-JaMa) waa bom 11/13/1792; diod 1/4/1873 at Colora, M. Marrlod 7/2/1818 at Frloada Mooting, PhUadolphla,
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Calob Harlan Caaby, dlod 4/9/1852, a«id Childraat
73. CatharlM
74. Ellsaboth
75. Charloa
76. John
77. WllllM J
78. Calab
79. Ooorgo
80. Jaaa
81. Mary
82
I of ThoMa & Cathorlao Caaby of Phlladalphla, Pa. yra. Llvod at Manaflold, Burlington Co., H. J,
Ho
b. 5/16/1819; d. 2/10/1884
b. 10/10/1820;
b. 8/6/1822; d. 6/17/1851
b. 10/8/1823;
b. 8/1/1825; d. 1/10/1890
b. 5/7/1827; d. 12/10/1859
b. 3/13/1829;
b. 3/8/1831; d. 4/30/1881
b. 4/20/18331
Lloyd Baldoraton Utaaarriod Suaan N. Kirk Ellsaboth Bouatoad Carolina Proaeott Mary Praawlck Matilda C. Goodwin Abol J. Hopklna Kobort S. Culln
37.
!!^i!!°^.'^l!^Si (Clariaaa Claypoola-WllllaaKHathanlol.Ja.oa) waa bom 7/5/l78*||
10/15/1847 at Sprlag Qro^o, Pa. Ho waa In tbo Pa. Sonata la 1828. Cblldraai
83. Mary Aaa b. 10/7/1808; d. 12/12/1883 Dnarrlod
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EeSCSMDANIS OF NAIHAHIEL aAYPOOfl.K
39. rat. JAHES TRIMBLE (Clarissa Claypoola-Wllllaa-Hathaalal-JaMa^ «m born 4/18/17901 tflad 6/22/1838. Harried ll/29/l821» Vlelatta Portw QMaill* In 1812, ha gradoatad In aadlclM froa tha Unlvarsity of PaanaylTanla. Soon aftar this ha Jolnad tha amy u a aorgaon's aata. In 1814 ha was proaetad to the position of surgaon and eontlnuad in aetire aanrioa throughoot tha War of 1812. Than ha aattlad on a fana in Chaster Co.* Pa. Childrani
b. 10/22/1822
b. 2/13/1824
b. 2/18/1828} d. 3/3/1883
84. 85. 86.
Rabacea Irvin
JSMS
Elinor Boyd
87. itealia GaHiill
88. Curriar
89. John GaMill
b. 7/7/18291
b. 8/18/1835} d. 7/19/1836
b. 6/7/1837} d. 6/21/1884
•• Paul Qraff
■. Sarah Mmit
■. (1) John TATLor
(2)Rav.JMa8 Marshall
■• Robert Johnston
■• Sabilla Kirk
40. CLARISSA SIDNEY TRIMBLE (Clarissa S. Claypoole-Williaa-Hathanlal-JsMs) was bom 1/31/1792} died 6/21/1832. Married 4/16/1812, Daniel laigart* bom 4/17/1785} died 2/10/1831. Childrani
90. John Fmidclin b. 3/18/1813} d. 4/ 3/18M
91. Clarissa Sidney b. 10/6/1815} d. 7/ /1841
92. Elisabeth Eleanor b.l2/l/1820} d. 5/7/1876
93. Mary RlHelina b. 10/28/l821}d. t/29/1884
94. Sarah Catherine b. 12/23/1822} d. 1/28/1889
• Caroline A* Hhltr . Dr. Villiaa Riley
• Or. VillisB Riley
• Georsa A* Miller OoBarriad
44. THOiAS ROGERS TRIMBLE (Clarissa bora 8/ /1799} died 9/8/1868. bom 6/8/1803} died 11/13/1882. Children!
95. Tboaws b.
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■• Sarah M. Pierce ■. (1) Lluia HelM (2) Georgie Sherwood ■• Anna E. Taylor a. Phabe E. Harlan Onaarriad
d. 2/8/1838 d. 11/17/1824
d. 11/4/1844
a. Hannah Beltler DnBarriad
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JAMES CLAYPOQLE, lY (Jaaas-Jaaas-Jaaes-Hatbaniel-JaBaa) waa bom 1/9/1797 la Cbestartown, Md.} died 1/4/1854 in Baltiaore. Married 12/31/1829, Sanaab Labaufi^ In New York City. She died 7/9/1890. (Appendix II, p. vii, Graff) Childrani
106. Joaaphina b. 4/27/1831} d. 7/29/1892
107. Jaaas «. 1836} d. 7/11/1892
108. Lucy b»-2/ /1840} d. 4/ /1869 a. George V. Hughes
MARY ANN CLAYPOOLE (Jaaas -Jaaas- J Chastertown, Md.} died 8/21/1824. Chastertown. Chi Idreni
109. Elisabeth b. 9/1/1818}
110. Margaret Keaip b. 9/18/1821
111. Mary Ann b. 8/12/1824
s-Nathaniel-Jaaes) was bom 8/30/1799 la Married 1/6/1818, Daniel Collins of
Edward B. Harris Rev. Dr. Sutherland
(1) Frank Kirby
(2) Morgan Browne
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4S. CAPT. JOSH CLATPOOU (jM«r>JM»s-JMM-IUthanl«l-JaMs} wm ben 6/2S/1803 la Cteatu^on, M.) dl*4 8/13/1883 U BaltlMT*. Hurled ll/23/l82t. Murtlui Aan BrovB*. who died l/26/l87«. Sailed to California during the r>14 nuh. Chlldrent
112. Bdward Brevne b. 8/30/l829| d. 12/16/1897 ■•
113. Jalla Aan b. 12/23/1830} d. 12/27/1832
114. KllMbetb Ann b. 9/24/l832| d. 8/3/1833
113. JaMa Yeardsley b. 1/13/1839| m. SLIea 0. MeCexBlek
116. Julia Am b. 1/27/1841} d. 1899 a. laaac FteeMa Kaalm
117. Mary Louiaa b. 1/23/1843} d. 10/7/1867 a. JaMa A. Merrltt
49. SKniMOS CLATPOGU (Jmea-JaBes-JaMS-Natbaalel-Jaaea) waa bem 6/4/1810 In Ctaaatertevn. M.} died 8/6/1863 la BalClaere. Married 6/3/1832, Sarah Caraifhaa, wtM died 4/14/1860. Ckildreni
b. 3/23/1833} d. 3/6/1890
b. 4/23/1833} ■• (1) Otarlea Bancs
(2) Henry Treat b. 1/23/1837
118. Geer«e «.
119. Catherine C.
120. Elisabeth
34. HOH. JA)CS HODCB, III (Mary Claypoole-Jaaes<Jaa«a-Hatbaniel>JaMs)
died 2/14/1832. Married 10/9/1821, Mary Haaaoa Ringtol^* He was a aeaber of the Maryland Legislature la 1823-24. Kesi Liberty Hall, Kent Co.» Md. Chlldreni
121. JaMa 17 b. 8/11/1822 ■• JesephlM A. Bash
122. Villlan t. b. 7/27/1824 ■. Matilda Phillips
123. Mary k. 7/19/1826 ■. Alfred H. Fiaher
124. Fraaees Harriet b. 9/18/1828 ■. «■. Ringgold ConaUMi 123. Eebert b. 2/14/1831
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ELIZABETH GUSCOM VILSOM (Clarissa Claypeele-Jeha-Villiaii-Rathaalel-J«Ms) waa bora 1/23/1806} Married 4/8/1S29, Joaes Caa»lon.
Childreai
126. Sophia Wilaon b. 12/29/1830 ■. Souttaridc Gnhrle
ACqciLU BOLTOM VILSON (Clarissa Claypoole-John-Villlan-Rathaalel-JMea) bora 2/18/1808} died 9/23/1836. Married 12/24/1836, Sarah Chrisky. Chlldreni
b. DsMUTled
b. M
b* died young
1889 a. Alice Warwick
a. Mary L. Noble b«
127. Charles Sidney
128. Sarah Markley
129. Mary Porteus IX. Charles Chrisky b. d.
131. Willis. Clark b. 9/16/1849}
132. Jacob MacfcLey
58.
CLAtlSSA SinST VlISQa (aarlaaa ClaypooIe-John-WilllMi-Nathaniel-Jaaes) hera 8/9/l809j died 1868. Married 4/8/1829, Jsms Henna. The Haaaa fMily (•zoept VilllM) all settled la California. Chlldreni
b. 1/4/1830}
b. 10/31/1831}
b.
b.
b. died young
b. b.
133. John
134. Elisabeth P. 133. Clara SldMy
136. Aqallla Wilson
137. Gertrude
138. WllliM P.
139. Ella Sophia
140. Jaaea Claypoole b.
141. Flerenoe b.
142. Alice Mary b.
a* Sarah A. a. Henry Kingston a. Lewis K. Wood a. Harriet Houghton
Wa. Feat Le Roy CatherlM Lothian Willisa Heustis Charles Llscaae
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DCSCtHQAIfTS OF lUTHAllIEL CUYPOOL
99. SUSAH C. WILSON (Clarissa S. Claypoel*>J*faa-Mi.-IUitbaai«l-JMSs) was bom 12/1/1610} diad 8/30/1868. Marrlad Abrahaa Sallars.
Childsant
143. Abranaty b. It3«) «• 12/19/1890 ■. Josaphlna da V«ndall
144. WUliaa Bokar b. 1839} d. 1884 ■. Sarah Stllvall
145. Hanry b. 1841} d. 8/30/1862 la Battla of Manaasaa
146. Gaorga b. 12/25/1842 a. Mary Julia NidMl
147. Susan C« b. 9/8/1845 ■. DaTid Coopar
148. Charlas b. 12/ 1/1847} d. 2/13/1891
149. CatharlBa b. dlad yeans
60. RACHEL JOHES WILSON (Clarissa S. Claypoala-Jotm-WB.'Natbanlal-JasMs) vas bora 6/16/1812. Narrlad Jacob W. AlbrlghC. LlTsd In Ft. Madison, Iowa.
Chlldroni
190. Mwy Catharina b. 6/29/1841 a. Isaac Kobinsoa
191. eiaroneo b. 6/14/1847 152. Jacob W. b. 3/16/1851
193. Oanlal K. b. 6/9/1853 a. Cora Vail
66. JOHN SATTCKWAITE (Susaa Claypoolo-John-Wa.-Nathanlal-Jaaas) was bora 7/29/1819
Marrlad 11/2/1847, Mary Browa Chlldran»
154. Fraaklla S. b. 8/18/1848} d. 9/24/1852
155. Mary b. 7/24/1891} a. laaot MeChoanay
156. Saaaa b. 5/16/1854} d. 11/13/1857
157. Sldaoy b. 3/23/1857} a. Wa. 1. Maralwli
67. SIDNEY SATTEKHAITE (Susan Claypoolo<>JohB-Wa.-liatliaalol-Jaaos) vas bora 2/27/ 1817} dlad 3/25/1898 at Kaokuk, Iowa. Marriod 1/3/1854, Cyrus G. Klasay. (Early FTloads Faallios of Uppor Bucks by Claranoo V. Roborts, 1925)
Chlldroni
158. Cliarlas S. b. 11/5/1856 a. Honrlatta Sill
69. EDWIN SATTESWAITE (Suaaa Claj^oola-John-Wa.-Nathaaiol-Jaaas) was bora 10/29/ 1818} dlad 3/19/1904. Marriod 4/17/1845, Martha Rallowall, bom 1821} dlad 1904. Re was a proalneat stock raiser, fruit grower, and faraer In Bucks C^*, Pa. Lived oae alio eaat of Jeaklatewa.
Chlldreai
199. Anna b. 2/2/1846 a. Joseph S. Wllllaas
160. Jaaes H. b. 12/11A890 a. Anna B. Sill
161. Lydla H. b. 3/1/1894 a. Oliver Farry
70. ABEL SATTERWAITE (Susan Claypoele*John-Wa.-Nathanlel-Jaaes) was bom 4/9/ll22|
Married 3/18/1847, Mary S. Burton. Chlldroni
162. Wllliaa H. b. 12/31/1847 a. Hannah T. Hallowell
163. Charlea B. b. 2/19/1834 a. Jooepblae
72. SUSAN SATTESWAITE (Susaa Claypoole-John-Wllllaa-Nathaalel-JsaMs) was bom 4/30/1827. Married 4/8/1847, David Newport.
Chlldrent
164. Wllliaa C. b. 1/9/1848 a. Anna Brlggs
169. Baa C. b. 2/2/1891 a. Canby S. Tyson
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DSSCENDAKTS OF NATRAMISL CLAYPOOU
73.
CATflEXIRE CANBY (Jaim Claypoola-John-Wa.-Mathaalal-Jiaas) wm kora t/l6/l8l9) «1«1 2/10/1884. tterrlad 11/9/1843, Lloyd B«14«rsC«n of Color*, Hd., born 1818; dlo« 1907, coa of Mtfk & KllMboth ( ) Baldorstea.
Chlldtoni
b. 9/7/18441
b. 6/23/1846)
b. 8/24/18471
b. 2/22/1849;
b. 1/16/1851)
b. 3/17/1832)
b. 5/14/1854) d. 7/3/1858
b. 8/30/1856)
b. 6/9/1858)
b. 5/25/1660) d. 5/30/1860
b. 9/20/1861} d. 12/5/1864
b. 7/3/1863)
|
166. |
Ann |
|
167. |
Goort* |
|
168. |
Calob C«nb7 |
|
169. |
Jotm L. |
|
170. |
Jan* Canby |
|
171. |
Cb«rlM |
|
172. |
Catboriao |
|
173. |
VillilB |
|
174. |
Elvood |
|
175. |
Mark |
|
176. |
Alio* |
|
177. |
Lloyd |
Myra A. Atvator Mary Anna irown Anna E. Marahall SaMMl Norrla J Sfflo V. Dillaya
StalU S«iM Sarah Atvator
76.
77.
■« MAry F« Alaep
JOHN CANBY (Jan* Claypeolo-John-Mi.-NaChaalol-JaM«) wa« ben 10/9/1823. Marrlod 4/4/1848, Ellsaboth A. Boustoad. Cklldrant
178. Carolina B. b. 5/19/1849)
179. laabolla Llttlo b. 1/13/1854) d. 1/15/1857
180. Anna T, b. 9/8/1856)
181. JaMS B. b. 9/22/1859; d. 6/8/1861
182. Charloa b. 3/16/1885;
VILLIAM JACKSON CANBY (Jano Claypoolo-Jobn-Wn.-Nathaniol-JaMa) vaa bom 8/1/1825) dlad 1/19/1890. Marrlod 9/20/1855, Carollao Loulao Proacott at tb* Old Court Bouao, Drosdon, Malno. Childroni
183. Lowiao Proacott b. 11/19/1856 In Phlladolpbla, Pa.
184. Hanry Pratt b. 11/17/1858)
185. Au|»uta Proacott b. 9/8/1861 in Droadoa, Malno
186. Willlaa Varron b. 7/10/1865) 1S7. Ollvw Claypoolo b. 7/13/1869)
78.
CALEB CANBY (Jano Clayi>oolo-John-W».-N«thanlol-Ja»o»)»aa bom 5/7/1827) dlad 12/10/1859. Marriad 10/18/1853, Mary D. Proatvick at Brooklyn, M. Y.
■• Edgar C. Fullor
188. Mary Praatwlok
189. Calab Harlan
190. Charloa
b. 10/10/1854) b. 12/7/1856) b.
diod young
■• Jano Lynch
79.
80.
GIOtGE CANBY (Jano Claypoolo-John-Wn.-Nathanlol-Janoa) «aa bom 4/13/1820) Marrlod 6/ /1853 in Phlladoli^la, Pa., Matilda Curtla Geodvin. Chlldsnni
191. Fanny b. 1854) d. I860
192. AUoo b. 1858) d. I860
193. Coorgo b. 5/5/1861) d. 5/29/1871
194. kobort CMlin b. 5/5/1861) d
195. Lloyd Baldaraon b. 11/3/1870) d. 10/2/1871
i^ ^^,«?^ Claypoolo-John-«..-Hatb«ilol-Ja«a) waa bom 3/8/1831)
i;,^ '*"^* **^*'^ 3/10/1861, Abol J. Hofklaa. of Aaltl«r.. Md. Cbildroni
b. 2/12/1862)
b. 6/7/1863)
b. 7/26/1865) d. 4/8/1878
b. 8/19/1867) d. 4/21/1872
b. 4/14/1869)
b. 6/27/1871) d. 4/17/1878
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196.
197. 198. 19^.. 200. 201.
John A.
Calab Canby Arthor lobort Ljnrronco Nary Ellsaboth Catborino B.
1893, Ellon Walk« Clara Oorrlckaon
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DGSCEMDAKIS OF NAIUAHISL OXOOaiX
82. CLAEISSA SIDNEY BOYD (Elinor TrUibl*-Ct«rl«M 01«ypoel*-«B.-Nath«Bl«l-JMM; WM bora 9/2S/1406I tfl«d S/2/1S75. )tarrl«« 13/27/1826, Smnml 0. Jaeote, off Spring GroT*» Laaeastar Co*, Pa« Chlldroat
202. Williaa Boyd b. Il/l/l827| a. 1879, Abby Beltoa
203. Cynia Vaahiagton b. 1/27/1830) d. 3/23/1849
204. Ellsa Eodgars b. 6/7/l832| a. It. t«y. Hoary C. Pottor
205. Edvard Colaaan b. 10/12/1834) d. 12/11/1879 a. Kathorlao E. Mboro
84. REBECCA IRWIR VANIIXElf TRIMBLE (Jaaoa Triablo-Clarlaaa Claypoolo-fta.-Hathaalol- JaMo) waa bom 10/9/1822. Marrlod 1/21/1841, Panl QraCff. Livod at Hollldaya- burg & Phlladolpbia, Pa. She coapllod a hiatory off THE CLAYPOOU FAMILY OF PHILADELPHIA. Bor work faraiahod tbo atart ffor aoarly all tho lator atadloa off tbo hiatory aad fonoalogios off thia faaily, oapodally that off Jaaoa Claypoola tho Qoakor laai grant to Phlladolpbia, and hia doaomdanta. Chlldroni
b. 10/21/1841) a. Jaao Aodaariad
b. S/22/1843) a. Suaan E. Auaoat
b. 11/11/1844) d. 11/7/1846
b. 9/16/1852)
b. 3/1/1837) d. 10/31/1859
206. Albort
207. Jbms Triablo
208. Cuvior
209. Clara E.
210. Faal FTaaeia
85. JAHES TRIMBU (Jaaoa-Clartaaa Claypeolo-Ha.-Nathaniol-JaMa) waa bom 2/l3/t<a4f Marriod 4/3/1843, Sarah Fruit. Lirod in Philadolphia, Pa. Childroni
b. 6/11/1850) d. 3/ /1854
211. Carrio
212. Ida
213. Cbarloa
214. Sallaio
215. Albort M.
216. Ftaak W.
217. May
b. 12/ /1853) d. b. 1860; d.
b. 1863) d.
b. 9/1/1867) b. 10/ /1863) b. 5/1/1871)
Dr. Charloa Gtooa
1860 1863
86. ELINOR BOYD TRIMBLE (Jaaoa- Clariaaa Claypoolo-Ka.-Nathaalol-JaMa) waa bora
2/18/1828) diod 3/3/1883. Karriod (1) 1847, John Taylor «ho dlod ia 1849) (2) 1866, Rov. Jaaoa A. Marahall. Childron off 2nd aarriagot
|
218. Mary R. |
b. 4/ /1861) d. 7/ /1861 |
|
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219. Ella M. |
b. 4/ /1861) d. 8/ /1861 |
|
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220. Gurlor Robb |
b. 10/24/1862) |
a. Mary Riehaoad |
|
221. Edwin I. |
b. 7/ /1864) a. i2/ /1873 |
|
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222. JaiMa Triablo |
b. 8/ /1865) |
a. Jonnie Gayloy |
223. Thoaaa Chalaors b. 10/20/1868)
87. AMELIA GEHMILI, TRIMBLE (JMoa- bom 7/7/1829) Marriod Childroni
224. Walter Johnaon b.
225. Josnie b.
226. Thoaaa C. b*
227. Ella b.
Clariaaa Claypoolo-Ua.-Nathaniol-Jaaoa) vaa
6/ /1849, Robort B. Johnston off Hollidayab«irg«P««
1850) diod young
1851) " "
1852) d. 1886 1856) diod young
a. Eatollo Liggott
89. JOHN GEMMILL TRIMBLE (Jaaoa-Clariaaa Claypoolo-Vta.-Natiiaalol-Jj 6/7/1837) diod 6/21/1884. Marriod 8/15/1859, Savilla Kirk. Childroni
228. Martha Elica b. 5/7/1860)
229. Jonnie Mary b. 6/24/1864)
230. Robocca Eloanor b. 2/27/1873;
) waa bom
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DESCUOAMIS OF NAIHAMin. CUIYPOOIE
90. JOflW FBAWaiK RKGART (ClarlcM Tri«bl«-Cl«riM« Cl«ypool«-««.-IUth«nUl-JM«») *M born 3/18/1813) dl«<l 4/3/188A. MMTl«d 10/11/1836, Carolina A. Whlta.
Cblldraai
231. S«Ml Vhlca b. 7/29/1837 ■. ■• Aimla E. Hodgson
232. Clara Sldnay b. 12/l5/1838| ■• Rot. 0«>rga Snydar
233. John Noaaar b. d. 12/23/1882 a. Fanaia Waahlnston
234. Axma McMurtrla b.
235. Oanlal K. b. 8/12/1851 f
91. CUUtlSSA SIDHET lEIOUlT (Clariaaa S. Triabla-Clarlaaa Claypoola-Wa.-Nathanial- Jm*a) vaa bom 10/6/1815) dlad 7/ /1841. Harriad 7/6/1836, Villlaa Rllay^M.D. born 1807) diad 1887.
ChlldrMi
236. Hanry T. b. diad in infancy
237. Williaa Boyd b. 1839)d. 18A9
92. KLIZABCTH EUEANOt UIGAST (Clariaaa Triabla-Clariasa Claypool-Wa.-Nathanial- JMaa) waa bom 12/1/1820) diad 5/7/1876. Marriad 5/7/18A6, Uilliaa lilay, M. D. aa hia 2Dd wiCa. Livad in Baltiaora, Maryland.
Childrani
238. Clara Sidnay b. 3/21/1847) a. E4vard RoahMra
239. Hary Baalina b.
240. Ellaattath A. b. 12/28/1850) a. Williaa Hoaalay,M.D.
241. Sarah C. b. 2/12/1852) a. Robart M. Matthawa
242. Charlaa H. b. 4/16/1856) a. Laura B. Slaaona
243. Williaa B. b. 5/6/1859) a. Latitla Amigar
244. Elian A. b. 8/28/1862) OlMrriad
93. MARY EWaxiME REIG4RT (Clariaaa Triablo-Clariaaa Cla^oel-Ute.-Nathaniol- Jaaaa) vaa bom 10/28/1821) diad 6/29/1884. Marriad 11/21/1847, Gaoraa A. Millar, bom 1818) diad 1880.
Childrani
245. Clariaaa Sidnay b. 10/10/1848)
246. Edward Shrirer b. 12/28/1849) d. 6/21/1880
247. Caorga A., Jr. b. 7/3/1851) «. Sarah C. Auatin
248. Mary Anna b. 4/29/1853) d. 2/ /1859
249. Williaa Rilay b. 11/ /1855)d. 7/ /1858
95. TH01AS ALBRIcm TRIMBLE (Thoaaa-Clariaaa Clay^oola-Wa.-Nathanlal-Jaaaa) ««a
'^™ ,. Marriad 1852, Sarah M. Piarca, who diad 10/30/1861.
tn 1 1 a ran i
251. Clariaaa Sidnay b. d. 10/30/1863
252. Frank P. b. .. ^^g^ »^^, ^^^^
96. PHILIP A.TRIMBLE (Tho^-Claria.a Claypoola-Wa.-JUth.nial-Jaaa.) was bom Sbarwoo^ ^^ 10/30/1873, Lia.la Nalaa. who diad 4/7/1883) (2) G^^la
Chlldran of lat aarriaga (diad young) Childran of 2nd aarriagai
253. Tboaaa R. b.
>
Child
254. Thoaaa E. b.
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DESCEMDAMTS OF NATHAnCL CLATPOOLE
109. ELIZABETH COLLIRS (Mary Ann Claypoole-Jaa«s-Jaa*s-JaaM-N«thanl«l-Ji WM born 9/1/1818; Iterrlad 2/14/1840, Edmrd B* Harria. Cblldrsni
235. Rosabal b. 10/24/1846 256. Williaa b. 1852
115.
116.
117.
110. MARGARET KEMP COLLINS (Mary A. Claypoola-JaBM-JaMa-JaMS'Natbanlal-JaMa) was bom 9/18/l821| Marriad Rav. Or. Sutharland.
Chlldraai
257. Mary 238. Claraaeo 259. Hilda
260. Alle* 261. Margarat 26a« Bruca
111. MARY ANN COLLINS (Mary A. Claypoole-JaMS-Jaaaa-Jaaae-Mathanlal-Jaaaa) was born 8/12/18241 Marrlad 12/14/1849, Frank Kirbyi (2) 4/8/1856, Morgan Brovna.
Child of 1st aarriagat
263. Ullllaa Collins Childran of 2nd aarriagai
264. Edvard b. 1857
265. Elisabath b. 8/ /1859
266. Julia B. b. 3/ /1862
112. EDUARD BROWNE CLAYPOOLE (John- JaMS-JaMS- J. 8/30/18291 died 12/14/1857. Marriad Childrant 267. Geor0» Villiaa b. d.
-Nathanial-JasMs) vas bom
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268. Sarah |
b. |
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269, Harry |
b. |
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270. Edward |
b. |
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271. Anna |
b. |
1925 in N.Y. a. (l)Sva Ouqwan (2) a. John Ratchall ■• Elisabath laweld
a.
Unaarriad
JAMES YEAROSLEY CLAYPOOLE (Capt. J<rtm-Jsaas-Jaaas-Jaaes-Nathanial-Jaaas) was bora 1/13/1839} Marriad (1) 9/13/1864, Elian G. McCoraick, who diad
4/21/1865 in Bagdad, Mexico) (2) 11/18/1873, Mary H. Graan of Baltiaora. Childran of 2nd aarriagai 272. Robert Garland b. 3/31/1875; a.
b. 6/4/1876; a. Elisabeth Miles
b. 11/10/1879; Unaarriad
b. 10/13/1881; a. John Morris Sessions
b. 12/20/1883; a. Addle Sturrier
273. Jaaes Y., Jr.
274. Genevieve
275. Martha Ann
276. Edward Browne
Jm.IA ANN CLAYPOOLE (JotaB-Jaaes-Jaawa-Jsaes-Nathaaial-Jaaes) was bom 1/27/ 1841; died 1899. Marriad 3/4/1862, Isaac Fresmm Rasln, bom 1833; died
1907. He was Clerk of Caamoa Pleas, Baltiaora 1867-85; Naval officer of the Port of Baltiaora 1866-90; Insurance Coaaissioner 1892-95. Cbildreni
b. 3/8/1863; d. 9/28/1865
b. 4/17/1865; d. 3/27/1877
b. 7/24/1866; d. Il/l2/l868
b. 2/11/1872; d. 8/22/1880
b. 10/28/1869; d. 1913
b. 3/22/1876
b. 9/18/1877;
277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283.
Martha Annie Genevieve R. Howard C. Morris C. John Freeaan Gertrude B. Julia Angelia
284. Halan Ringgold b. 8/17/1879;
285. Carroll Wilson b. 6/4/1881;
286. Alice Regina b. 7/5/1883;
1902, Va. T. Gatehal Vte. Pinknay Craig Hugo A. Rennant Katharine Oaingerfield J. F. B. Oaiagerfiald
MARY LOUISA CLAYPOOLE (John-Jaaes-Jaaes-Jaaes-Nathaniel-Jaes) was bom 1/23/ 1843; died 10/7/1867. Married 1/17/1866, Jaaes Alfred Merritt. Chi Id I
287. Julia Alberta b. ISM;
DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CLAYPOOLE
119. CATHERINE CARNIGJUN CLAYPCXJLE (Septlmus-Jaines-J«in«s-J«jn«s-N«th«niel-JaiB«*) was born 4/25/1835; died Married (1) 10/4/1853, Charles W. B*ngs;
(2) 9/1/1863, Henry Frost. (Graff, Appendix II) Children of 1st marrlagei
288. Child b. 7/18/1854; d. 10/3/1858
121. JAMES HODGES, IV (James-Mary Claypoole-Janes-JaBies-Nathanlel-Jaaies) was born 8/11/1822; died Married 11/30/1847, Josephine A. Bash.
Childreni
289. Mary Ellen m. George A. Kirby 290. Lillie Hanson
291. Ida Virginia m. Dr. George Teakle 292. Wm, Ringgold
122. WILLIAM RINGGOLD HODGES (James-Mary Claypoole-Jaaes-Janes-Nathaniel-James) was born 7/27/1824; died Married 4/19/1860, Matilda Phillips.
Children!
292. Cora Ringgold 293. Wm. Hanson 294. Robert Beverley
123. MARY HODGES (James-Mary Claypoole-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born 7/19/1826; died 7/9/1854. Married 6/7/1853, Alfred Henry Fisher. (A. Hurst)
Childreni
295. Mary Hodges 1
124. FRANCES HARRIET HODGES (James-Mary Claypoole-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born 9/18/1828; died Married 7/1/1852, Wm. Ringgold Constable.
Childreni
296. Harrle Clarence 297. Wm. Stevenson 298. Charles Hodges 299. Mary ffiebecca 300. Roberta Hodges 301. Martha Hanson
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126. SOPHIA WILSON CAMPION (Elizabeth Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John-Will iam- Nathanlel-James) was born 12/29/1830; died Married 12/6/1858, Southwick Guthrie. (Graff) Children:
302. Edwin b. 8/30/1859
303. Sidney b. 8/9/1861; d. 5/27/1890 m. Cyrus Brady
303. Grant b. 12/27/1864 m. Belle Robinson
304. Paul b, 6/10/1867; d. 7/12/1869 J
131. WILLIAM CLARK WILSON (Aqullla-Clarlssa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 9/16/1849; died Married 9/30/1875, Mary Lavlna Noble.
Children! (Graff)
305. Sarah b. 2/20/1877 306. Elizabeth S. b. 9/5/1878 307. Gertrude b. 10/27/1880 308. Lewis G. b. 10/27/1880
133. JOHN HANNA (Clarissa Wllson-Clarlssa ClaypooIe-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 1/4/1830; died Married Sarah A. Bunm. (Graff)
Childreni ,
309. Margaret B. m. George Hopps 310. George B. |
311. James McMlnn a. Hattle Dunbar 312. John McElwee
313. Daniel Norcross
134. ELIZABETH PATTERSON HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm.- Nathanlel- James) was born 10/31/1831; died Married Henry Kingston Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
314. John m. Lillian McCann 315. James Hanna 316. Sophia Campion
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DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CLAYPOOLE
135. CLARA SIDNEY HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John-Will lam- Nathanial-James) was born ; died Married Lewis K. Wood. Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
317. Emaa Scudder m. Leon Stinson 318. David 319. Ella Sophia m. Percy Duer 320. Mary 321. Clara Sidney m. Daniel Foley 322. Levis K.
323. Alice Hanna
136. AQUILLA WILSON HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John-Wi 11 iam- NaChaniel-Jaines) was bom ;died Married Harriet Houghton. Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
324. Carrie Pratt n. Alnan Hickley 325. Clara Sidney
326. William Stow m. Jessie Hall
139. ELLA SOPHIA HANNA (Clarissa S. Wilson-Clarissa CI aypoole- John-Wi 11 ian- Nathani el -James) was born ; died Married Wm. Font le Roy. Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
327. Virginia Peyton 328. Joseph 329. Sidney
330. Sophia Hildebrandt
140. JAMES CLAYPOOLE HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John-Will iam- Nathaniel-James) was born ;died Married Catherine Lothian. Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
331. Olive Eddy 332. Clara Sidney 333. Catherine Louise
141. FLORENCE HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born ;died Married Wm. P. Heustis. Moved to California. (Graff)
Childreni
334. George W. 335. Elizabeth 336. Edward
142. ALICE MARY HANNA (Clarissa Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born ; died Married Charles Liscone. Moved to California. (Graff)
Children!
337. Charles James
143. ABRAHAM SELLERS, JR. (Susan Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 1836; died 12/19/1890. Married 1858, Josephine de Vendell of Mobile, Alabama. (Graff)
Children!
338. Susan Emily 339. Harry Hall
144. WILLIAM BOKER SELLERS (Susan Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John- Wm.- Nathaniel - James) was born 1839; died 1884. Married 1861, Sarah Stillwell.
Child! (Graff)
340. Harry
146. GEORO: SELLERS (Susan Wilson»Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 12/25/1842; died Married 6/1/1871, Mary Julia Michel.
Children: (Graff)
341. Anna Julia 342. Cecile Michel 343. Susan Marie 345. Katherine Hortense 346. Pauline Laura 347. Clara Colladay 348. George
147. SUSAN SELLERS (Susan Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 9/8/1845; died Married 12/19/1871, David Cooper. (Graff)
Childreni Anna Roberts b. 11/11/1872 350. Samuel R. C. b.2/27/1878
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153. DANIEL K. ALBRIOIT (Rachel Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John-MB. -Nathaniel- James) was bom 6/9/1853; died 6/6/1916 in St. Louis, Mo. Married Cora Vail, who died 10/16/1935 in Eldon, Mo. Both buried in St. Louis. (Mrs. Rachel (Albright) Buehler, Eldon, Mo.) Chlldreni
351. Dau. 353. Wallace 354. Clarence
355. Rachel b. »• Carl T. Buehler, Sr.
155. MARY SATTERWAITE (John-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 7/24/1851; died Married 11/28/1882, Enanet McChesney. (Graff)
Children!
356. Sidney Roy b. 12/11/1883
157. SIDNEY SATTERWAITE (John-Susan Claypoole- John- Wm. -Nathaniel -James) was
born 3/23/1857; died Married Il/l5/l879, WiHiam T. Marshall. (Graf f)
Children!
357. Carl Satterwalte b. 3/14/1882
358. Daisy b. 7/21/1883; d. 7/21/1883
159. ANNA H. SATTERWAITE (Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm, -Nathaniel-James) was born 2/2/1846; died Married 12/25/1866, Joseph S. Williams, born
8/31/1844 at Whlteroarsh. (Graff) Childreni
b. 10/13/1868
b. 2/6/1870
b. 2/16/1872
b. 11/4/1873
b. 8/6/1875; d. 1899
b. 6/11/1877
359. Charles S.
360. Edwin S.
361. Morris L.
362. Albert J.
363. Clarence
364. Lydia
Ruth Styer Bertha V. Kratz Elizabeth Andigier Rose Cleeland Unmarried m. Walter Roberts, N.D.
n. m. m. m.
160. JAMES H. SATTERWAITE (Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wa. -Nathaniel -Janes) was born 12/11/1850; died Married 12/25/1873, Anna B. Sill. (A.Hurst)
Chlldreni
b. 9/30/1874
b. 7/5/1879; d. 9/16/1879
b. 7/16/1880 n.
b. 5/31/1883 m.
b. 12/13/1886 m.
b. 3/31/1891; d. 7/7/1907
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Martha |
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Howard |
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370. |
Oliver P. |
Inez Lord
Emma Cook Beatty
John McVaugh
161. LYDIA H. SATTERWAITE (Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wa. -Nathaniel-James) was born 3/1/1854 near Jenkintown, Pa. Married 3/21/1877, Oliver Parry, who died 10/16/1894 at Rlvertown, N. J., son of Wm. & Alice (Stokes) Parry.
Childreni
371. Edwin S. b, 1/8/1879 m. Mary Sheldon Bond
372. Mary A. b. 5/11/1881; d. 3/5/1911 m. William Turner
162. WILLIAM H. SATTERWAITE (Abel-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 12/32/1847; died Married 5/25/1871, Hanna T. Hallowell. (Graff)
Childreni
373. John Hallowell b. 9/18/1872 375. Tracie Anna b. 1/14/1875 377. J. Paul b. 6/15/1887
374. Edwin Burton b. 10/18/1873 376. William b. 8/13/1883
163.
CHARLES B. SATTERWAITE (Abel-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 2/19/1854; died Married Josephine (Graff)
Chlldreni
378. Mary B. b. 5/26/1882 379. Anna b. 11/18/1885
380. Arthur L. b. 6/23/1881; d. 7/25/1881
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164. WILLIAM C. NEWPORT (Susan Satterwaite-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 1/9/1848; died Married 3/30/1873, Anna Briggs.
Childreni (Graff)
381. Mary b. 3/2/1874 382. Rodman b. 12/16/1875
165. EMMA C. NEWPORT (Susan SatterwaiCe-Suaan Claypoole-John-Um. -Nathaniel- James) was born 2/2/1851; died Married 4/15/1873, Canby S. Tyson. (D. A. R. Records)
Children*
383. Elwood b. 11/18/1874; d. 8/14/1881
167. GEORGE BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby Jane Claypoolc-John-Wm.-Nathaitiel-James) was born 6/23/1846; died Married 12/ /1878, Myra A. Atwater. (Graff)
Childreni
384. Mary A. b. 10/16/1879 385, Edward b. 3/21/1881
386. Alice b. 11/22/1883 387. Catherine b. 8/9/l884;d.l886
388. Jane Canby b. 4/21/1886 389. Bertha b. 1/4/1888
390. Anne b. 9/11/1889 391. Levi b. 5/8/1891
392. Sarah b. 9/26/1892
168. CALEB CANBY BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 8/24/1847; died Married 10/9/1873, Mary A. Brown.
Childreni (Graff)
393. Henry Lloyd b. 7/3/1881 394. Walter P. b. 10/31/1883 395. Marianna b. 3/34/1886 396. Edith C. b. 6/11/1888
169. JOHN L. BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 2/22/1849; died Married 3/17/1881, Anna E. Marshall.
Childreni
397. Robert Walter b, 6/25/1882
170. JANE CANBY BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 1/16/1851; died Married 4/14/1880, Samuel Morris Jones, born 1/16/1851. (Graff)
Childreni
398. Lloyd B. b. 9/30/1882 399. Catherine B. b. 5/20/1884 400. Charles B. b. 1/16/188 401. Marion b. 5/27/1889
402. Edward Morris b. 3/10/1893
171. CHARLES BALDEBSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Willlam-Nathaniel- James) was born 3/17/1852; died Married 2/7/1882, Effie V. Dillaye.
Childreni (Graff)
403. Stephanie b. 3/20/1893
173. WILLIAM BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel -James) was born 8/30/1856; died Married 5/6/1891, Stella Saine. (Graff)
Childreni
404. Elizabeth Canby b. 4/9/1892
174. ELWOOD BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wllliam-Nathaniel- James) was born 6/9/1858; died Married 3/14/1883, Sarah E. Atwater.
Children: (Graff)
405. William L. b. 12/26/1883; d. 2/10/1885
406. Elizabeth Canby b. 7/17/1885; d. 12/9/1885
407. Mark b. 5/2/1889
177. DR. LLOYD BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-William-Nathaniftl-
James) was born 7/3/1863 at Wilmington, Del.; died Married 9/16/
1886, Mary Foster Alsop, born 7/3/1863 at Wilmington, Del. (Virkusi V.3,49)
Childreni /
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177. DR. LLOYD BALDERSTON (Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm.-Nathaniel- J«iD«s) Cont'd, n. Mary Foster Alsop Cnildrent
408. John Lloyd b. 10/22/1889 m. Marion Rubricam
409. Esther b. 4/11/1891 m. Thomas E. Jones
410. Catherine Canby b. 1/28/1893 m, Aubrey J. Swift
188. MARY PRESTWICK CANBY (Caleb-Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 10/10/1854; died Married 11/18/1885, Edgar C. Fuller. (Graff)
Chlldreni
411. Edgar C. b. 6/25/1888
189. CALEB HARLAN CANBY (Caleb- Jane Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel-James) was born 12/7/1856; died Married 11/18/1884, Jane Lynch. (Graff)
Children!
412. Caleb H. b. 1/20/1886 413. Mary D. b. 9/17/1887 414. Joseph b. 3/8/1889 415. Lloyd b. 9/3/1890
204. ELIZA RODCERS JACOBS (Clarissa Boyd-Ellnor Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole-
Willlan-Nathaniel-James) was born 6/7/1832; died Married 10/8/1857,
Rt. Rev. Henry C. Potter, bom in Schenectady, N. Y. 5/25/1835. He was ordained 10/15/1858, elected Assistant Bishop of N. Y. in 1883, which position he held until, upon the death of his uncle. Bishop Horatio Potter on 1/2/1887, he became Bishop of the Diocese of N. Y. (Graff) Childreni
b. 5/27/1862 b. 1/19/1864 b. 2/22/1868 b. 2/22/1868
416. Caroline Tibbitts
417. Jane Brinsmade
418. Mary Boyd 420. Sarah Lindsay
m. 11/3/1886, Winthrop Cowdln m. 5/7/1890, Ch.trles Russell 419. Clara Sidney b. 10/1858 421. Alonzo b. 6/6/1872
205. EDWARD COLEMAN JACOBS Vm,- Nathaniel-James) 15/1861, Katherine E. Children! 422. Jenny 42 3. Wm. Boyd
424. John Irwin
425. Preston ^6. Clara Sidney
427. Catherine
428. Harriet
429. Gertrude
430. Mary Ellen
(Clarissa Boyd-Elinor Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole- was born 10/12/1834; died 12/11/1879. Married 9/ Moore. (Graff)
b. 2/4/1863; d. 11/19/1864
b. 2/3/1865; d. 11/18/1878
b. 10/21/1866
b. 1/17/1869
b. 1/18/1872
b. 3/26/1875; d. 9/10/1887
b. 3/26/1875; d. 4/ /1876
b. 4/30/1877
b. 5/5/1878
of u«i /s. Inn- M /■uiii\ . . Marriea 11/19/1868, Jane Audenried, dau.
ot wn. & Jane M. (Wills) Aundenried. (Graff)
Childreni
431. Isabella A. 433. Anna Coats
b. 5/7/1870 b. 7/27/1879
(Graff)
432. Rebecca Trimble b. 11/ /l872
Au»ont, born 9/ /l847; dl^d 9/28 '1877 T . ^^7/1871, Susan Elizabeth A«.ont of Philadelphia, ?:! !£ ««' "'"^' "^ "^'^ ^"""•'^^
Childreni
434. James Aumont b. 8/10/1872; d. 9/2/1872
435. Edgar Paul b. 10/30/1876
212. IDA TRIMBLE (James- James-Clarissa Clavnnoi. u» m ..u . .
10/21/1852; died Mirri^^^l^^^/rglll^ST'cK^y^^l-^G^^rn!
Chlldreni Janes Tudor
b, 12/8/1892
was born (Graff)
DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CLAYPOOLE
220. CUVIER ROBB MARSHALL (Elinor Trlmble-James-Clarlssa Claypoole-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 10/24/1862; died Married 5/11/1887, Mary Richmond. Children: (Graff)
437. Ellen Rebecca b. 2/22/1889
438. George Richmond b. 4/9/ 18';3; d. 5/4/1893
222. JAMES TRIMBLE MARSHALL (Elinor Trimble-James-Clarissa Claypoole-Wm, -
Nathaniel -James) was born 8/ /1865» died Married 6/5/1890, Jennie Gayley. (Graff) Children:
439. Anna Gayley b. 3/22/1891
226. THOMAS C. JOHNSON (Amelia Trimble- James-Clarissa Claypoole-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 1852 (probably Roll idays burg. Pa.); died 1886. Married 1875, Estelle Liggett of Pittsburgh, Pa. (Graff) Children:
440. Hester Stewart b. 11/ /1876
441. Clara Liggett b. 1879
231. REV. SAMUEL WHITE REIGART (John F. -Clarissa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoble- Willlam-Nathaniel-James) was born 7/29/1837; died Married 12/31/ 1860, Annie Elizabeth Hodgson. (Graff) Children:
442. Francis Hodgson b. 11/3/1861; d, 4/15/1862
443. John Franklin b. 9/14/1863 m. 6/15/1892, Lily Mifflin
444. Agnes Hodgson b. 1/17/1865
445. Caroline White b. 3/29/1867 m. 4/1892, Charles Merkle
446. Mary Hunter b. 6/22/1870
233. JOHN MUSSER REIGART (John-Clarissa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole-William-
Nathani el -James) was born ; died 12/23/1882. Married Fannie Middleton Washington. (Graff) Children:
447. Jennie Middleton 448. Clara White 449. John Routt
238. CLARISSA SIDNEY RILEY (Elizabeth ffieigart-Clarissa Trimble- Clarissa Claypoole- Ui 11 iam-Nathaniel- James) was born 3/21/1847; died Married 2/6/1873, Edward Rushmore, born 5/18/1845. Children:
450. Ellen Riley b. 7/21/1874 451. Stephen b. 10/19/1875 452. Alice b. 5/21/1878 453. Edward b. 11/27/1887
240. ELIZABETH RILEY (Elizabeth Reigart-Clarissa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole- William-Nathaniel-James) was born 12/28/1850; died Married 5/ /1879, William Mosely, M. D. (Graff) Children:
454. William E. b. 12/ /1882 455. Addie Emmet
242. CHARLES H. RILEY (Elizabeth Reigart-Clarissa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole- Wlll lam-Nathaniel- James) was born 4/16/1856; died Married 10/3/1882, Laura B. Simmons, born 7/15/1858. (Graff)
Children:
456. Charles W. b. 7/21/1883 457. Mary Eleanor b. 1/23/1885
458. Helen Sidney b. 11/8/1887 459. Ernest B. b. 9/25/1889
460. Child b. 5/28/1891
243, WILLIAM B. RILEY (Elizabeth Reigart-Clarissa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole- Will lam-Nathaniel- James) was born 4/16/1859; died Marrie- 11/ /1888, Letltia Arminger. (Graff)
Children:
461. Richard A. b. 12/17/1890
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247. GEORGE A. MILLER, JR. (Mary R«ig«'^t-Cl*ri6sa Trimble-Clarissa Claypoole- Wllllaa-Nathaniel-Jaaes) was born 7/3/1851; died Married 6/30/1879,
Sarah Catherine Austin, bom 3/23/1860; died 11/1/1882. (Graff)
Chlldreni
462. Rowland Austin b, 6/5/1880
267. GEORGE WIUIAM CLAYPOOLE (Edward?-John-Jaiues-Jajnes-Jaines-Nathanlel-JaBies) was born ; died 1925 in New York City. Married (1) Eva Guupman; (2) (George William Claypoole, Jr., Baltlmore.Md.)
Children of Ist inarrlaget
463. Albert J. b. 6/7/1901 m. Marie Donnelly
464. George William b. 5/10/1900 m. Agnes Donnelly
465. Mildred Marie b. 11/ /1898; d. 7/12/1914
466. Child b. died In Infancy Child of 2nd marrlagei
467. William (Billy)
268. SARAH CLAYPOOLE (Edward B. -John- Janes-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born I died Married John Ratchell. (Harry Ratchell, Baltlmone, Md.)
Chlldreni
468. Harry b. 8/14/1891 m. Ethel Green
469. Edward b. Washington, D. C.
470. Carrol A. b. Baltimore, Md.
471. William Price b.
269. HARRY CLAYPOOLE (Edward-John-James-James-James-Nathanlel-James) was born
Married Elizabeth Inwold, (Mrs. Christian Claypoole Chlldreni
472. Lt. Col. Christian b. m. Martha Lewis
473. Edwin b. 3/20/1909 m. Ruth Brown
474. William b. m. Mildred Stewart
475. Milton b. d.ln Ohio m. Ann Morrw--
476. ElUabeth b. m. Charles E. Wolfe
270. KDWARD CLAYPOOLE, JR. (Edward-John- James- James-James-Nathaniel-James)
Married Chlldreni
477. Edward 478, George
272, ROBERT GARLAND CLAYPOOLE (James Y.-Capt. John- James- James-James-Nathanlel- James) was born 3/31/1875; died Married
This branch of the family Is related to Wallls Warfleld Simpson who married the Duke of Windsor. Chlldreni
478. C. Lloyd b. m. Ellz. Nottingham
479. Edwin Warfleld b. m. Virginia Colgate
273. JAMES YEARDSLEY CLAYPOOLE, JR. (James-John- James-James- James-Nathanlel- James) was bom 6/4/1876 in Maryland! died Married Elisabeth Miles. (Mrs. James R. Claypool, Baltimore, Md.)
Chlldreni
480. James Howard b. m. Winifred Perry
481. Mary b. m. Dr. Brlce Dorsey
275. MARTHA ANN CLAYPOOLE (James-John-James-James-James-Nathanlel-Janes) was born 10/13/1881; Married John Morris Sessions (Mrs.
Jabet Loan, III) Chlldi
432. Genevieve b. m. Jabez Loan, III
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276. EDWARD BROWNE CLAYPOOLE (James Y.-John-James-James-James-Nathanlel-
James) was born 12/21/1883; Married Addle Sturrier.
(Mrs. James H. Claypoole, Baltimore, Md.) Childreni
483. Audrey b. n. Earl Hoffman
283. JULIA ANGELIA RASIN (Julia A. Claypoole-John-James-James-James-Nathaniel- James) vas born 9/18/1877 at Baltimore, Md. Married 12/2/1901, William Pinkey Craig. (Vlrkusj Vol. 3, p. 156)
Childreni
484. Wm. Pinkey, Jr. b. 7/20/1908
485. Gertrude Rasin b, 9/19/1911
284. HELEN RINGGOLD RASIN (Julia A. Claypoole-John-Jaffles-James-James-Nathaniel- James) was born 8/17/1879 in Baltimone, Md. Married 11/17/1879, Hugo Albert Rennent, born 5/6/1858 in Philadelphia, Pa.; died 12/31/1927. He was Professor of Romance Philogy at the University of Pa. Listed in Who's Who in America.
Childreni 486. Hugo Rasin b. 12/21/1898 m. Maria Teresa Sanchez-
Domenech de Baux
285. CARROLL WILSON RASIN (Julia A. Claypoole-John-Jaroes-James-James-Nathaniel- James) was born 6/4/1881 in Baltimore, Md. Married Katherine Sewell Daingerf leld. (Carroll W. Rasin, Jr., Baltimore, Md.)
Childreni
487. Carrol Wilson, Jr. b. m. Mary Kennedy Rice
488. Julia Angela b. m. Addison H. Reese (Resj Charlotte, N. C.)
289. MARY ELLEN HODGES (James- James-Mary Claypoole-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born Married 4/16/1874, George A. Kirby of Baltimore.
Childreni
489. Bessie Sewell 490. Mary Hanson-
291, IDA VIRGINIA HODGES (James-James-Mary Claypoole- James-James-Nathaniel- James) married 1/12/1875, Dr. St. George W. Teackle of Baltimore, Md. Childreni
490. St. George Williamson
303. SIDNEY GUTHRIE (Sophia Campion-Elizabeth Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole-John- William- Nathaniel-James) was born 8/9/1861; died 5/27/1890. Married 9/10/1884, Cyrus Townsend Brady. (Graff)
Children:
491. Cyrus Townsend b. 6/23/1887
492. Susan Elizabeth b. 9/8/1888
493. Sidney Guthrie b, 5/20/1899
304. GRANT GUTHRIE (Sophia Campion-Elizabeth Wilson-Clarissa CI aypoole- John- Will iam-Nathanlel- James) was born 12/27/1864; Married 8/1/1884, Belle Robinson. (Graff)
Childreni
494. Edwin b. 7/12/1886
355. RACHEL ALBRIGHT (Daniel -Rachel Wilson-Clarissa Claypoole- John-Wm.-Hathanlel- James)was born Lives in Eldon, Mo. where her husband was a druggist for many years. Carl T, Buehler died 1/ /197 . She has the teapot which belonged to her famous ancestor, BETSY ROSS CLAYPOOLE. Her grandmother was born in Betsy's home and she heard the story of the Flag while visiting her at Ft. Madison, Iowa.
Childreni 495. Dr. Carl T. Buehler, Jr.
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361. MORRIS L. WILLIAhS (Anna SatterwalCe-Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm.- Nathanl el -James) was born 2/16/1872; died Married Elizabeth Andlgler. (Arthur Hurst, Chicago, 111.) Childreni Ed., Louise, Martha
362. ALBERT J. WILLIA>S (Anna Satterwaite-Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm.- Nathaniel -James) was born 11/4/1873; died Married 5/20/1902, Rose Cleeland. Resi Media, Pa. (Arthur Hurst)
Childreni Albert James b. 9/18/1903; Anna Rose b. 6/7/1906
364. LYDIA WILLIAhS (Anna Satterwaite-Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 6/11/1877; Married Walter Roberts, M. D., son of Emmor Roberts of Morristown, N. J. He was a prominent physician of Philadelphia and later removed to Wallingford, Pa. (Arthur Hurst)
Childreni Anna S. b. 11/6/1902; Lydia Parry b. 5/l/l906; Gilbert Walker b. 1/22/1914
371. EDWIN S. PARRY (Lydia Satterwaite-Edwin-Susan Claypoole-John-Wm. -Nathaniel- James) was born 1/8/1879. Married Mary Sheldon Bond of Evanston, Illinois. (Arthur Hurst)
Children! Charlotte M. b. 11/8/1910; Dora b. 5/23/1913; Lydia b. 2/1918
408. JOHN LLOYD BALDERSTON (Lloyd-Catherine Canby-Jane Claypoole-John-William-
Nathaniel- James) was born 10/22/1889 at Philadelphia, Pa. Married 3/6/1921, Marion Rubricam. (Virkus: Vol. 3, p. 49)
Children: John Lloyd, Jr. b. 1/12/192 3 in London, England
(Res I 28 Trevor Sq. Knightsbridge, London, England)
463. ALBERT J. CLAYPOOLE (George W. -Edward-John-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born 6/7/1901. Married 6/26/1924, Marie (Mamie) Donnelly, born 3/17/1906. Rest 3312 Dudley Ave., Baltimore, Md. (Evelyn Bracken)
Childreni
Albert D. b. 12/8/1925 m. Marie Treadwell
(Childreni Albert M. b. 2/2/1947)
Doris M. b. 6/29/1927 m. Jacob C. Gorub
(Children! Carol Ann b. 7/19/1950; Ronald J. b. 5/15/1956)
464. GEORGE WILLIAM CLAYPOOLE, JR. (George W. -Edward-John-James-James-James- Nathaniel-James) was born 5/10/1900. Married Agnes Donnelly, dau. of Daniel T. & Margaret Ann (David) Donnelly. Resi 62 Oakway Rd., Baltimore, Maryland. (Evelyn Bracken)
Childreni
George Wm., Ill b. 6/6/1927; d. m. Joyce
(Childreni Sandra)
Robert b. 10/8/1929 m. Metz
(Childreni Robert, Jr.; Lynn; James; Stephen; Dau.)
Frank b. 9/10/1934 m. Wanda Flanigan
(Chirdreni Brenda)
Richard b. 8/16/1945 m. Darlene Justice
(Childreni Terri Lynn b. 1967)
468. HARRY RATCHELL (Sarah Claypoole-Edward-John-James-James-James-Nathaniel- James) was born 8/14/1891. Married 12/19/1913, Ethel Green, born 12/26/ 1894. (Harry Ratchell, Baltimore, Md.) Childreni
Harry, Jr. b. 8/15/1914 n. Doris Woods
(Childreni Joyce b. 9/4/1946)
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472. LT. COL. CHRISTIAN L. CLAYPOOLE (Harry-Edward-John-James-Jaines-Jajnes- Nathaniel-James) was born Married Martha Lewis. Res: 7811 Tilmont Ave., Baltimore, Md. (Mrs. Christian Claypoole)
Childrent
Walter £. b. m. Dolores Sapp
(Children! Christian; Michele; Cynthia; Jamet; Susan Mary)
Emma, twin of Mary b. m. Joseph Ariosa
(Children: Steve; Joseph; Roberta; Teresa; Michael; Malinda; Kelly)
Mary Elizabeth b. m. Uesley Neal
(Children: Mari Beth; Robert)
473. EDWIN CLAYPOOLE (Harry-Edward-John- James-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born 3/20/1909. Married 5/28/1930, Ruth Brown, born 12/28/1906.
Children:
Margaret Ann b, 7/25/1934 m. Frank Groesser
(Children: Timothy; Margaret Holly; Elizabeth Ann b. 2/25/1966)
476. ELIZABETH CLAYPOOLE (Harry-Edward-John- James-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born Married Charles E. Wolfe, Silver Springs, Ms.
Children:
Betty Lou b. m.
478. C. LLOYD CLAYPOOLE (Robert G. -James Y. -John-James-James-James-Nathaniel- James) was born Married Elizabeth Nottingham. Res: Baltimore. Children:
Louise Jarvis b. m. Robert V. Orr
480, JAMES HOWARD CLAYPOOLE (James Y.- James- John- James- James- James-Nathaniel- James) was born Married Winifred Perry. Res: Baltimore, Md, Mrs. Claypoole had talked to Evelyn Bracken several times by phone and has been very helpful in obtaining information on the Baltimore Branch,
Children:
Mary Alice b. m. Darwin Kelley
(2) H. Wayne Leonard
(Children of 1st marriage: Pamela Elizabeth) John Perry b. m. Donna Jean Murray
(Children: John P., Jr.; Mark) James Howard, Jr. b. m. Patricia Buettner
(Children: Patricia Ann; James Howard, III; Mary E.; James Y.) Richard Miles b, m. Ruth Owlngs
(Children: Kathryn Dianne b. 2/14/1968)
481. MARY CLAYPOOLE (James Y. -James- John-James-James-James-Nathaniel-James) was born Married Dr. Brice M. Dorsey, 174 Defense Hwy., Anapolis, Maryland. (Mrs, Brice Dorsey)
Children:
Rev. James Claypoole Dorsey b, Presbyterian Minister, Philadelphia Ann Brice b.
Note: Early records on descendants of Nathaniel Claypoole (James) were obtained
from THE CLAYPOOLS FAlilLY OF PHILADELPHIA by Rebecca Irwin Graff and Arthur !■'. I'urst, Chicago, 111. Later records were obtained by Evelyn Bracken in telephone conversations with a dozen or more descendants living in the Baltimore area and from Mrs. Carl T. Buehler, Eldon, Mo., a descendant of John Claypoole and the famous Betsy "Ross.
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DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE CLAYPOCLE
XI. CCORCZ CLAYPOOLE (Jjines) was born U/K/1674 in Lonc^on, England; died 1/19/1711 in Philadelphia, Pa. X.arried (U 12/23/1699, Mary RIfchton at the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting- She died 2/28/1702; (2)4/1/1706, Martha Hoskins, dau. of Dr. Richard Hosklns. She died 6/l/l7li; (3) 9/2/1715, Deborah Hardiman, dau. of Abraham Hardluian. She died 5/26/1785. "George became a successful merchant and acquired much rtal estate o . o He was seated in Comnion Council in 1708- George ard several of his children were wiped out later by a smallpox plague. Benjamin rranklln, a neighbor, recorded the tragedy. 'In my neighborhood there appeared a great mortality. George Claypoolc died first. WUhin a short time his best servanto Then one of his children, buried at the same time. Then two more. So that I saw two double burylngs come out of the house in a week. None were left in the fanily but the mother and one child.'" (Watson's Annals of Philadelphia, Vol. I, p. 558) "In his will George Claypoole mentioi.s. In addition to his wife and children, his nephew James Claypoole (currier), his nephew James Claypoole of Sussex, Delaware, Ms brother Joseph and sister Mary Cooko" (Rebecca Graff, "The Claypoole Family," p. 61)His wife, Deborah, left an interesting will: Dated 8/26/1776; proved 1785 Will No. 95, Vol. T, pp 150, 153, Philadelphia, Pa. "Cousins Joseph Morris 4< Joseph Bringhurst, Executors --25 lbs. each for "trouble." (1) Joseph Morris & Joseph Bringhurst: land on N. side of Spruce St. '. her property located S, side High St^ in Sqo between Delaware, Front 6. 2nd St. - for sale} (2) To Pennao Hospital - money; (3) To Friends, Mary Pemberton ^fi Joyce B.--15 IbSx in trusl--to be paid to Philao Mo« Meeting of Women's f. lends--to then be dlst. to poor. To Friends: Sara Lewis & Anna Hallowell of Woraens friends. So, Dlstj (A)Couslns: ea. 30 lbs. Rachel Carpenter, Hanna Commeggee, Deborah Blacksher, <}arah Evans, Deborah Potts, Deborah Faulke (25 lbs), Abraha ?tconar, James Morris, Mary Pemberton (dau„ of cousin Esther P.); (5) Frlcn : Mary Ghute; ElUabeth Fvans of N. Wales, Co. of Phlla.; Rebecca Jones, 6 lbs.; Hanna Cathcral; ^liiabeth Booth living wit»' ber, 100 lbs.; Barbara Adar.is 2 5 lbs,: <■&> M,\RK, Kcgro man: Solemly & effectively set free so that no public challcrge can bi? made. Ex. shall see that his freedom shall be secure! (7) Rest of Estate to 5 cousins: Phoebe Morris; Martha Mifflin; Deborah Mlffnn; Grace P^tts; H.ip.d.t Fairland.
C^clcill to Will 12/2/1782 RtvoVcd; Mary "tnlr. J on, c-flu. of Cocsin Esther P. Revoked: Barbara Adams - left hor hoire. Fllzabtth Booth was to iTCCeive her 100 lbs. In silver and gold at old rate. Appcints Francis Richardson, Klnsiran, Co-Exceutors with Joseph M-^rrls & Joseph Bringhurst. (Francis Richardson died before Deborah - appl, voided,)
1785 Revoked: 100 lbs. to Elizabeth Booth. Cr-antcd ar.nunity of 30 lb.;, for her nit. llfci U quarterly portions - 7 !bs« !<"' Shinip.gs. '^hc geti. furniture from one ■)f her charibef; - gets choice of .-..wo. UrDusc to be sold. Money, 50" Hi-.. Prlnc. Int„ Tpon death of "^lizabcth "-"th chc r-icposcs as follows: IflO lbs. .0 cousin, Ellz. Miffllr.; 50 L to Tbr.t^,■,' Mi'fHn (niild); 50 L. to Vnrtha Mifflin (ChHd^; 5" L to c-.usjn Jare:; V.cr-is; 50 L each ic Joseph Mor-is J Hannah, cbildren of Janes." DEBORAH CL/.*r?nr>].r
Children of 1st marriage:
1- Will lam b. d. 2/7P/1716
2» Martha b. d. ^.'!/]70'
Children cf 3rd marriage:
3. Deborah b, 8/1/1716; d. 12/l2,'l730
*• M*ry b. 12/21/1718; ^. l7/l8/f30
5. Hannah l>. 7 /2'*/i ■'!<); {i„ 5/?/i72l
6. Samuel b„ 2/6/1721: d, '>'l/ll?8
7. Hannah b. 2/2i/l''22; d, l.2/l2/l''30
8. Abraham b. !/20/i''2 3; d, tiv- '• ■Jf'hn b. 7/5/l7?/i: d. 3/)5'/l-'2'!
'''• Isa^c b, abt. 172*5; d. 12 /''2 /l""l'>
11. Elizabeth b. abr. 172B; d. i2 '2'' ,'i 73^^
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8. ABSAiUM CLAYPOOM iGtor^c- Jji.ies) was boi u lIlOlMlZ in rhi ladelphia. Pa.;
dlti uiii;.utrUv: '. .. :750„ Ills ^-111 No. 238, Vol. 1. p. "7>^ CLA\TOOLE, ABRAHAM, ::tr«.»iar.t, C\x.-j .jC Phil art^tphl i>. Pa. btqucaths Lo:
a. DEDOa/.ll CLAYPOOLE., hoaorc-d mu..hcr, 6< her heirs ant^ apsi<jni-. Lot - South side if Ilifeli Ci. of said City; all furniture in said house; my ncj^o boy, Kark, Mhich I purchased of S.unucl Miffliu,
b. Tu Julia's wif,. vif City of Phila. htirs, ctt. lot of grouuJ sit. North Side ol lUt^ St., City.
c. To Dr. John Kcarslty - 1 suit of fjr.e black (.loth.
d. To ■six rc-iu. namtd persons 40 shillings: Elli. RcJfiiati, wife of Joseph Redman; Mary Parker, sistt-r of Elij..; Dr. Kcarslty; - - • Cllis, Jr.; riiAfliue! Xifflln, son of Jonathan; Thoinai Cross <>
c. Llb-ary - City of Phila. - 100 Lbs.
f. Lot o:i Soc. Mill, Philadelphia • Released debt of Capt. Hogg
g. James Claypovlc (painter) of City 1050 A. in Clie-.tre Coo
h. Coasinsi George Claypoole, Jair.ej Claypoole, Abraham Ffilconer - land on ChtSLer River, Maryland.
Note: "Jooepli Claypoole, Executor of Ceorgi. Claypoolc (J.iseph- lames.) , dee'd!*{ Dr.-.-ld C. Claypoolo, Administrator of James Claypooli (Joicph-Jauifc.-;) ; and Micrs Fisher, Administrator of Abratiain Falconer, petitionc-d the Court fcr di stributi.jn of Abraham Claypoole's Estate -ioim time ; f ter the dtatli of his :nother"in 17S5„- -Orphans Court. Given on p, 61, "The Claypoole Family \n Philadelphia" by Rebecca Graff.
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OSSCINDANTS Of JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
XIII. JOSEPH CUYPOQU (Jon*) was born S/14/I677 in London, Englanl; diod 3/8/1744 la Philadolpbla, Pa. "CaM to AMrica with hia paronta in 1683. . « Ha ■arrlad (1) 7/20/1703, Kabacca Jaitnings of Charlaatowa, S. C* • .aceerdiag Co tba Haaor and foraa of ya Church of England Prayar Book. . .by Mr. Edward MaaCoB, Mialatar of Charlaa tovna in South CarrollBah." Sha diad 11/30/1715. Harrlad (2) Edith Hard, dau. of John & Sarah ( ) Hard, 4/4/l71ft at Chrlat Church, Philadalphia, Pa. Sha diad 1/13/1737 and waa bttriad in tha Quakara Ground. "Joaaph Claypeola raaidad in Philadalphia whan ha bought ton lota and vaa a larga proparty ovnar. It vaa aald that ha waa tha riahaat of all tha Claypoola. He was High Shariff of Philadalphia County . . .waa coacamad in tha proaoting and aaaiatiag in tha building of Chriat Chur«ii . . .and contrlbutad nuch towarda it. Ha waa tha first wardan of Chriat Church. Thara waa no congragation of tha Church of England within tha liwita af Pannsylvania until 1695. As soon as tha patition for a pariah (Chriat Church) was praaantad, tha Quakar Magiatratas arrastad tha attornay who draw it up and sararal of tha principal signars. Tha Qualcara callad tha firac ractor of tba Church, Tba ftav. Tboaaa Clayton, 'tha ainiatar of tha doctrina af darils.*" (tabacca Graff, "The Claypoola Faily** pp. 51, 54, 57, 62} Arthur Hurst, Chicago, 111.) Chriat Church liats bin aa a Vastrynan frea 1718 to 1721. Ha ia aantionad in tha wills of his fathar, aiatar Mary, and brothar Gaorge.
Childraa of 1st aarriagai
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Mary |
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2. |
Jaaaa |
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3. |
Oaorgi |
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4. |
Joaayb, Jr. |
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5. |
labacea |
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6. |
Jabu |
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7. |
Joaiah |
b. 3/20/1704; d. 12/21/1710 b. 3A/1703} d. 8/ 1719 b* 12/14/17061 d. 1770
b. 10/24/1709} d. 4/13/1784 b. 11/26/1711} d. 8/1/1762 b. 9/11/1714} d. b. 11/19/1715} d. 8/ /1716
Childran of 2nd aarriafai
8. Joaiah b. 1/28/1717} d.
9. Joakua b. 1719} d. 10. JSMS b. 1/22/1720} d.
1796
11. Edith
b. 8/ /1723} d. 2/27/1800
(1) Hannah
(2) Mary Morris Ann Qriffitts Hanry Pratt
a. Sarah Jackson
a. (1) Rabacca Hhita (2) Mary Chaabara a. (1) Dawid Chaabara
(2) Wa. A. McEaa
(3) Lord Ralston
3. GSOtGK OLAYPOOIK (Jesaph-Ja diod thara 1770, aallad
who diad 2/ /1744} (2) 2/2/1746, Philadalphia. Rabaaoa b. CaorjB b. Jesaph C. b. John b.
Hannah b. Ckildraa of 2ad aarriagat
17. Mary b. 7/22/1747
18. Oaborah b. 2/17/1749
19. Hilllaa b. 5/31/1758
Chureh, 12. 13.
14. 15. 16,
•) was bom 12/14/1706 in Philadalphia, Pa.} Jaiaar" In his will. Marrlad (l) i729,
Mary Morria in Christ
7/1/1730
3/ /1733} d. 10/4/1793 7/ /1734} d. 5/21/1809 7/26/1738} d. 7/30/1738 Bapt. 6/5/1740
a. Ha. Pishar Conrall a. Mary Parkhotua a. Mary Hilklnsan
a. Ephraia Clarka
a. Patar Yorka
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOL«:
4. JOSEPH CLAYPOOL!:, JR. (Josaph-Ja-nes) -.ras 'oorn lO/S.i/r-OO in Philadelphia, Fa.; baptlMd at Christ Church l/l/l7lO| diad 1784 in Laasburg, Loudan Co., Va. whare ha had settlad. Uill provad 4/13/1784 gave his aon, Jaaaa, all his land* except what was given in personal property to wife and dau^^tars. Married 7/30/1730, Anna (^iffiths in Christ Church, Philadelphia. Lived In Chester Twp., Burlington, N. J. 6/5/1731 (N. J. Archives Vol. XI, p. 248). All their children were baptised 8/25/1749 at Trinity Church, Oxford, Philadelphia except the youngest who was baptised 8/11/1748. Chlldreni
1732} d. 178S J/1734>
/1736;
/1739;
/1 741 J
/1744; d. 1822
/1746J
/1748)
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20. Rebecca |
b. |
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21* John |
b. 8/: |
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22. Edith |
b, 9/ |
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23. Margaret |
b. 8/ |
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24. Alice |
b. 2/ |
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25. Jmms |
b, 5/ |
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26. Mary |
b. 7/ |
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27. Mary |
b. 6/ |
a. Jacob Read
Libbe
a. John Biahop
5. REBECCA CLAYPOOLE (Joseph-Jaaea) was bom 11/26/1711 in Philadelphia, Pa.|
died 8/1/1762. Married 5/1/1729, in Christ Church, Henry Pratt, bom 4/30/
1708) died 1/31/1748, son of Henry & Hannah (Bobart) Pratt. Ha waa a goldsaith and friend of Benjaain Pranklin. Childrani
28. Hannah b. 4/3/1732} a. Enoch Hobart
29. Matthew b. 9/23/1734 a. Elisabeth Moore
30. Rebecca b. 8/27/1736} d. 1796 a. Veatharill
31. Joseph b. 3/11/1739} d. 1795
32. Deborah b. 10/22/1741} died young
33. Charles b. 11/14/1743} d. 1758
34. Tboaas b. 1/29/1745} d. 1800
35. Deborah b. 4/7/1746} d. 1795 a. Rev. Daniel Raff
6. JEHU CLAYPOOLE ( Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 5/11/1714 in Philadelphia, Pa. In the register of St. Mary's Church, Burlington, N. J. is the racordi "6/1741, Baptised at Mt. Holly, two children, white, 1 aala and the other feaale, to Jehu Claypole. --Colin Caivbell, Miasionary." Claypcle baptisas recorded in St. Mary's Church 2/20/1722 to 3/28/1836 are Anna and John Claypole. (May have lived for a tiae in Charleston, S. Carolina, bia aother*s hoae town. The Register of St. Philips Parish, Charleaton, S. Car. gives two Claypoole deathsi "Then was buried, 4/21/1745, John Williaa Claypoole, a child} 8/24/1745, Mary Claypoole, a child.") Childrent
36. Anne Baptised 6/1741
37. John " 6/1741
38. Hannah b. a. 3/7/1770, Ha. Austin
St. Mary's Church, Burlington, N* J.
8. JOSIAH CLAYPOOLE ( Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 1/28/1717 in Pli^lladalphia, Pa. Married 2/13/1738, Sara Jackaon in Chriat Church, Philadelphia.
Childrent
39. Rebecca b. 8/ /1738
9. JOSHUA CLAYPOOLE (Joseph- Janes) was bom in Philadelphia, Pa. 1719. Listed
as "Sergeant in Fairfax Co., Virginia, September, 1758." (Augusta Co. Records)
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WHITE WILLS I Paranta & Brothsr of Rabccca (Whita) Claypools, N. J. ArohlvMi 1st SarlM, Vol. 32, p. 3S6.
1754, Oct. 27. Whlta, Jo««ph, of Burlington City and County, yaosan; will of. Wlfa, Hary. Chlldran— Wllllaa, Anna (vldow of Josapb Haulings), Mary Brian and Ellsabath. Gk-andton«--Jaaas and Joaaph Claypola. Faza in City limits on Soutbslda of Asslsconk Craak, bought of Thoaas Stavonson, Williaa Stavanson, WllllM Bassnat and Thoaas Postgata} hoaastaad vlth vatarlots) lot of 6% acras on Southsida of Broad Str., adjoining said craakj fam also in City liaits on both sidas of tha Brickyard Road, bought of Thoaas Cuttlar, tha Exacutors of Richard Allison and Williaa Pattit} a comar lot and orchard, N. E. comar of York and Paarl Str. Parsonal proparty. Exacutors --tha wlfa and son. Vitnaasas —Anthony Elton, Mary Caapbal, Williaa Haulings. Provad Dae. 2, 1754.
Lib. 7, p. 322
1754, Dae. 7. Invantory L373.3.8, incl. plata, L8.13; bonds L116.15.2; ssrvants, L30} aada by Thoaas Scattargood and Williaa Haulings.
1754, Aug. 8. Whita, Joaaph, Jr., of Burlington City and Co., yaaaan) vlll of. ParantS'-Josaph and Mary Whita, sola Exacutors of parsonal aatate. Sistar, Mary Brian. Haphaws — Jaaas and Josaph, both undar ago, sons of Jaaas and Rabacca Claypola. Witnassas— Isaac Haulings, Ellsabath Elton, Williaa Haulings. Provad Dae. 2, 1754. Lib. 8, p. 134
1758, Jan. 18. Whita, Mary, of Burlington City; will of. Son, Williaa Whitat daugtatars, Ellsabath Whits, and Mary Bryan. Lata husband's graat-grandsons, Williaa Snowdan Haulings (undar aga, son of Isaac Haulings), Joseph Haulings, Thoaas Polagraan Haulings and his brothar, Abrahaa Haulings. Qrandsons— Jaaas and Josaph Claypola, sons of Jaaas Claypola. Sistar, Hannah Laads. Housa and lot on comar York and Paarl Straats} other real aivl parsonal proparty. Executors- -daughter, Mary Bryan, aitd Abrahaa Haulings. Witnassaa—Esthar Haulings, Fratwell Wright, Williaa Haulings. Provad May 13, 1760.
Lib. 10, p. 140.
1760, May 13. Inventory! Real— 143 acraa of lanl, L250. Personal— L2 69. 13, Incl. bonds, L228.18i s silver cup and old silver, L6; 8 gold rings, L2.10) 9 books and a looking glass, Ll.lSj aada by Williaa Haulings and Isaac Haulings.
Notai It Is believed that Williaa White, above, folloved his naphev, Jaaas
Claypoola, Jr. to Kittannlng, Pa. Wllllaa White died in Araatrong Co., Fa. 1809, Vol. 1, p. 8, Estate No. 19.
WIU OF SAMUEL GARWOODi Father of Lucretla (Garwood) Claypoola, N. J. Archives,
1st Series, Vol. 34, p. 200.
iir^i ^Z' *• <=*««xx». Saauel, of Eveshaa Township, Burlington Co., yeowmi will of. Wife, Rebecca, use of household goods, and, after her death, to ay 4 daughters, Sarah, Jaruse, Lueresey (Lucretla or Lucia) and Tabitha. Son, Mldlon.
Und. at Ech PI 1 luck. Son, Midion, the house and land, and also the land thlt I
a awaap called Macbetinelng, and a swaap a saall distance froa It, to ay sons. HitTJ^ "^W^' ^^' ''^ Heseklah, LIOO. Executors-sons, No.^, H.«*lah «ui Augl^O, ;;55j^'—--J*P»«th Garwood, Islah Garwood, Susannah Garwood, Jr. Provod
Alir^u!!^«,*/!l.,^°T'*'^' L696.10.4. aade by John Cox and Jacob Holllnshead. Also household goods given to the widow, L123.10.0.
llli'. "^r* *fV Account by Noah Garwood, acting Executor. Lib. 20. p. 203.
vr'io,T*S75!"' '" '•""" '"" '•• '" '"' ^'- HlstoricJi S2i.in.,
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
10. JAMBS CLAYPOOLB (JoM^-J«Ma) wm born 1/22/1720 In Philadclpfaiji, Pn.f taptlB«il In Christ duireb th*r«, 2/5/l721| disd About 1796 In JaMle«« H* mm on • trip back to England to Join an artist frland whan ha was ship- vrackad and supposadly spant his raaMilnlng days In Jaaalea. Marrlad (1) S/24/1742 In Christ Church, Phlladalphla, Kabacoa Wblta who dlad 7/19/1747, dau. of Josaph & Mary ( ) Whlta of Burlington, N. J.t (2) 9/ /l7S0, Mary ChSMbars. Got* Jaaas Haallton Issuad tha aarrlags llcansa (Pa* Mag* History & Biography, Vol* 32, p* 38)* Ha was an artlat* **In 1743 Jaaas Clsypoola opanad an art shop for tha sal as of artists* suppllas, and ba< ona of Pannsylvanla's first truly natlva artists. His shop and that of Chrlstophar Marshall vara rlsltad by avary aajor artist of tha Mlddla Colonlas." (Pa. tha Kaystona Stata by SylTOstar K. Stavans, p* 175) Tradition says that ha stndlad In Paris. "Ha spaelalltad In portrait painting* Ha was an Instructor of Matttiav Pratt (1734-1805) who was his na^aw and a notad artist." Ha "was proalnantly Idantlflad with tha affairs of Phlladalphla, during tha parlod of tha tavolutlon. On 4/9/1777, ha patltlonad tha Cotmcll to ba appolntad Sharif f of Phlladalphla county. . • and was duly eoaalsslonad) ba was alactad to suecaad hlasalf and raooaailssloaad 10/14/1777, and ra-alactad 10/17/1778, and again In 1779." (Colonial FUlllas of Phlladalphla, Vol. 2, p* 1448) "Chlldran llstad to sacond wlfa Mary Chaabars list tha baptlSM of 5 chlldran froa 1751-l759i Cllsabath, Mary, Abrahaa G*, Darld C*, and Taaparanea. • . .Paala doas aaka It claar that (bat thara wara two Jaaas Claypoolas, fathar and son* . *and adds this aust bava baan a son by tha first aarrlaga not raoordad In Phlladalphla baptlsaal racerds*** • .Paala was In a position to know this faally wall as his adoptad daughtar, Ellsabath, aarrlad Saptlaus Clsypoola*" (Pa* Hlatory, Vol* 17, pp* 106-107) T«o sons of first wlfa, labaeca Vhlta, ara aaatlenad In tha wills of bar fathar, aothar, and brothar, Josaph Vhlta, Jr. (M. J* Colonial Oocuaants, 1st Sarlas, Vol* 32, p. 356) Ihraa additional dauglitara ara lls«ad.aa^ chlldran of saco^ vUai Halan, labaaea, and Hatty (Haatar)* (Colonial Faalllas of PhUadalphlai Vol* 2, p. 1448) Saptlaus Is also Ifistad as a brothar of David Chaabars Clsypoola In tha artlcla DUNLAP & CLAYPOOLt PRINTESS AND NEUS-MBRCUAHIS OF THE RBVQLUIIQH (Journal Quartarly, Vol* 11, p. 176). Jaaas Claypoola patltlonad tha hairs of Wllllak Paan for land his grandfathar had not racalvad* In 1784 and 1785, 2400 acras of land In Badford, Co*, Pa* wara survayad to bis cblldrani Jsaas, Jr*, Mary, David, Taaparanea, Hastar, and Saptlaua. (Pa. Ar«hlvas, 3rd Sarlast Vol. 25, pp. 478, 479) Children of 1st aarrlagsi
40. Jaaas, Jr. b* abt. 1743} d. bafora 1816 a. Lucratla Garwood
41. Josaph b* abt. 1745}
42. Mary b. d* 1746 (Pa. Mag. Hist. Vol. 2, p. 222) Chlldran of 2im1 aarrlagai (Baptlsas llstad, Christ Church, Phlladalphla)
43. Ellsabath b. 5/17/1751} a. (1) tiorrls Coppar
(2) Tlaothy Matlack
44. Mary b. 7/27/1753} d. 6/27/1828 a. Jaaas Paala
45. Abrahaa G. b. 1756} d. 2/11/1827 a. (1) Ellsabath Falconar
(2) Ellsabath Staala 46* David C. b* 6/14/1757} d* 3/9/1849 a. (1) Mary Budd
(2) Margarat Brltton
(3) Sarah
47. Taaparanea b. 6/12/1759} Llvad la Phlladalphla In 1810 Additional children of 2nd aarrlagai
48. Helen b* 49 » Rebecca b*
50. Hastar b. a. Joseph Allen
51. Septlaus b. d. lO/lS/1798 a. Ellsabath Bordley
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11. EDITH CLAYPOOU (Jasapfa-JaMs) wm born 8/ /1723 In Philadelphia, Pa} diad 2/27/1800. Harriad (1) Or. David Ouaibars} (2) Wb. Archibald Hc&a«) (3) L«rd Ralston of Chriatlana Craak, Dal. (Tha Pa. Mag. of History & Biography i Vol. 14, p. 106) Children of 1st ■arriagai
52. Josaph C.
33. Edith
34. Robooca
33. Daborah
36. Hannah
37. Alaxandar
b. 2/12/1746
b. 10/3/1747; d. 7/16/1748 b. 9/2/1751; d. 6/19/1834 b. 1/27/1733; d. 7/30/1754 b. 2/20/1755; d. 10/29/1756 b. 2/8/1757; d. 8/23/1759
a. Robart Wallaoa
12. REBECCA CUYPOOLE (Gaorgs-Joaaph-JaMa) vaa bom 7/1/1730 at Philadalphia, Pa. Harriad 11/2/1752 in Chrlat Church, Philadalphia, William Fishar Cowrall, bom 1732; diad 1782, son of John & Coafort (Claypool) Coiwall.
Childrani (Also llstad undar dasoawUuits of Jarsalah Claypool)
58. John
59. Francis
60. Hilllaa b. 1760; d. 1831 ■. Nancy King
61. Yaatos
13. GEMGt CLAYPOQLE, JR. (Gaorga- Josaph- Jsaaa) was bora 3/ /1733; diad 10/4/ 1793. Harriad 10/13/1756, in Christ Church, Philadalphia, Pa., Hary Parkhousa, bom 12/ /1 736, dau. of Richard & Mary ( ) Parkhousa of Vilnington, H. Carolina. Ho vaa a cabinat nakar in Philadalphia. Pa.
Childrani
b. 7/31/1758; d. 1792
b. 6/8/1760;
b.
b. 1762; d. 7/10/1763
62. Or. Willisfe
63. Abb
64. Hary
63. Parlchousa
■. Mary Wright
a. 3/3/1795, Alax Mabana
a. 10/11/1794, Patar Yorka •
"• ifVl,!: Vi!:?^. ^'^'"•-•"'••Ph-J-i**) »« bom V my, m PhUadalphla, Pa., dUd 5/21/1809. Marriad 10/13/1756 in Chrlat Church, Philadalphia. Mary Wilkinaoo. Ha vaa a silvartalth & glasiar.
Childrani (all baptitad at Christ Church, Philadalphia)
66. Sarah 0.
67. Hannah D. *8. Hary Morris
69. Ann
70. Rabacca
71. Joaoph
72. Ellaabath
73. Daborah
b. 7/2/1757, d. 6/10/1787
b. 9/3/1758; d. 1793
b. 6/14/1760;
b. 10/31/1764, d. 2/20/1832
b. 1/18/1769
b. 8/14/1770, d, 1834
b. 11/11/1772
b. 12/1/1762
Jaaaa Wlthay
1792, Ephrlaa Clarka
Unaarrlad
Jacob Clark
Joahua Maddex
Anna Weodhouaa
Unaarrlad
Unaarrlad
20. REBECCA CLAYPOQLE (Josaph- Josaph- Jaaaa) vm bom 1719. -.-.i -,..
If J22 TJJ;^ ^ K^^*; "'• ".59.60,61, 62. 73, Ordar Book B, Sll«^ M •'•*•'»*•*•' C"t.. vaa a aaabar of tha Loudan Co., Va. S^^Jf, T'!!'*'*"^' 1774-1775, Captain 3/13/1779; Hajar if i^ Third Battalion. Loudoun Co. Militia. 2/12/1781. (Ha aarriad «) in v!
i!!?r*"'*"'^**^ Anoaators. Vol. 3. No. I. 7/1967) Childrani
«». by 10/1803 11/ /1733; d. bafora 1834
74. Josaph 73. Mary
b.
76. 77. 78.
U:
b, Jri
Isaac
Rabacca WilliM
b. ovar 16 In 1792
b. 1759; d. 7/11/1835
b. orar 16 in 1792
b.
Nary
(1) i^polloa Coopar
(2) Wiiliaa Stokar
a. Sybill Ftor
h' 7 /•)x /.,-,« *• ^. */20/1800 a. ^^.*52"^°» *' 2/26/1837 «.
Saaual Stavaaa Mary Moora
OESCENDAITTS OP JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
23. JAMES CLAYPOOL (Jos«ph-JoMph<JaMs) wm ttorn 5/ /1744| baptIsM 8/2S/1749 la TrUlty Chur^* 0zt9t4, Ptallatfalphla, Pa.i dl«4 U22, MiiilrinaM Co., Ohio. Mwriad **Llbb«** or "Sikb*** who •urvlvad hltf* R« vm tb* nweator of hia fattiar's ostato (Will Book C.» p. 73, Loodoua C«., Va.) "JaMa aad Slbbo ( ) Claypo«l*t of Faqulor Co., 6/12/1804, aeld 89 acraa, on Brown'a Una, and lying In Loudoun Co., to Goorge Travanor, wit. balng Stacy Taylor, John Haailton & Joaaph Vandavantar (p. 303-7, Book E-E, Loudoun Co* Virginia) .
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81. taboeea |
b. |
a. Gaorga Ball |
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82. Joaaph N. |
b. |
a. Ann Shoflald |
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83. JaMS |
b. |
1790; d. 1818 |
a. Catharina Homa |
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84. Edith |
b. |
a. Millar |
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83. Margarat |
b. |
10/28/1774J d. 5/27/1843 |
a. John Shaw |
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86. Anna |
b. |
a. Jaaaa Ball |
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87. Samal |
b. |
2/24/1791} d. 8/18/1871 |
a. Ellsabath Vabb |
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88. Catharina |
b. |
a. Thoaaa Sparka |
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89. Eliaaboth |
b. |
a. John Baan |
28. HANNAH PIATT (Rabacca Claypoola-Joaoph- Jaaaa) waa bom 4/3/1732 t
Marriad 3/3/1735, Enoch Hobart of Philadalphla, bar couain. Ha diad 10/27/1776.
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90. Mary |
b. 3/8/1736 |
Unaarrlad |
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91. Rabaeca |
b. 7/20/17571 d. 7/28/1738 |
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92. Mary |
b. 3/3/1759 |
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93. Robart Enoch |
b. 9/30/1761 |
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94. Rabaeca |
b. 8/5/17601 d. 7/7/1802 |
a. (1) Mathaalal Potta (2) Robart Saith |
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95. Daborah Pratt |
b. 9/12/1763 |
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96. Robart Enoch |
b. 4/25/17681 d, 3/21/1826 |
a. Sarah May Potta |
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97. John Hoary |
b, 9/14/1775; d, 9/12/1830 |
a. Mary G* Chaadlar |
29. MATTHEW PRATT (Rabaeca Claypoola-Josaph-Jaaaa) waa bom 9/23/1734 In
Philadalphla; diad 1805. Marriad 12/11/1756, Eliaabath Moera, dau. of Charlaa Meora, bom 5/24/1739; diad 7/7/1777. Ha waa an artiat. Hia inatruetor waa Jaaaa Claypoolo, hia unela.
98. Hanry Charlaa b. 5/14/1761; d. 2/6/1832(38)
(I) (2)
Flraneaa Moora Ellsabath Sundaa
99. Charlaa
100. Charlaa
101. Thoauw Phyl4
102. Ellsabath
b. 9/10/1763; d. 8/ /1764 b. 2/18/1769; d. 8/ /1770 b. 10/1/1773 b. 8/2/1776
(3) Suaannah Care
35. DEBORAH PRATT (Rabaeca Claypoola-Joaaph-Jaaac) was bom 3/7/1746; diad 1793. Marriad Rav. Oanial Ruff of Maryland.
Chlldrant
103. John
104. JaMa
105. Hanry Charlaa
106. Danial
107. Hannah Wabater b. 6/14/1780; d. 11/16/1807 a. Jaaaa Robartaon
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DESCBMIUNTS OF JOSEPH OAYPOOLE THI OJkYPOOUE BLOCK HOUSE, ARMSTRONG C»., PA.
-«««-nnlM M y<H« all probably kaw, wm founded by thm Indl*ii. and b«eai« • Zi!rr!^\t^ Tb« d.fMt of ttu. Indian, hara In 1756 by Gaaaral Annatrong opanad ST^^^^i to th. vat to thoaa paopla vho wara aaaklng land «ul ho»as in tha ^iJ^orrtU coltry. . .Tha flr.t whlta .an and hi. f«illy to «va to Klttannlng lii buUd h «^lf . log cabin »a. J«ia. Cl.ypoola. . .-(Publl.had in tha Daily Laadar Sa. JuJl^riL P.. fro. a talk givan by Poat.a.tar Parry King to —bar. of tha I nil. Club. 1937) -In a lattar to Ganaral Arthur St. Clair, tha truatad rapra- •lltSlva of tha Panna, datad Philadalphia, Auguat 6, 1774, Oovamor John Pana a»«ro^. of l.tlng o«t a town in tha propriatary Mnor of Klttannlng to accoaMdata tradar. and othar., but rafuaad to concur in tha con.truetlon of a atockada ualaaa al A..a»bly agraad. Conaaquantly it waa not till 1779 that POrt ArMtrong »a. built It wa. aractad by Lt. Col. Bayard about two ailaa aouth of Klttannlng on what iftarward. baeaM tha Shoop proparty. . ."(Cowmity Annala of Ford City, Pa. by Mra. Ollwa L. Ha—ond, 1926,1927) "Anothar point of intaraat in tha Manor of Klttannlng waa Claypoola*. block-houaa, which atood about half a alia balow Fort Araatrong! and about oaa hundrad yard, back froai tha bank of tha rlvar (Allagbany), with Bloody Run--aow known aa Ballay'a Run-falling into tha rirar aldway batwaan Cbaa. It waa built by Jaaaa Claypoola, aa naarly aa can ba aacartainod, batwaan tha yaar. 1788 and l793j and waa, lika aoat block-houaa., a placa of rafuga for tha aattlara, and aapacially for thalr faailiaa, froa tha attacka of tha Indiana. Tha Claypoolaa caM o^r with Williaa Pann, and a larga nuabar of tbaa ara atill found 0. (1^ «,at alda of tha rirar. ■ .Many ara tha atoriaa tiiat wara ralatad half a oantury ago ragarding tha advancuraa of tha aarly aattlara with tha aavagaa. Ona Incidant, ralatad in bygona day. by Gaorga Cook, than a aaa of aora than aighty yaara of a«i, auat auffica. Ha wa. ona of tha acouting party who wara aecuatoMd Co aoeur tha country in aaarch of rrcwllng aavagaa, and on thi. occaaion tha Indiana wara aora than a aatch for thaa* Thay caught a duek by aoaa aaana, and aaking a cord af bark tiad eoa and of it to ona of tha duek*8 faat and tha othar and to a ahrwb on tha bank of tha run within thraa hundrad yarda of tha block-booaa, and' than oanoaalad thaaaalva. awaiting aoaa paraon to coiM to catdi tha duck. Soon aftar thraa of tha aceutlng party, ratximing froa a ran^ through tha country, eaaa, and aaaiag tba duck, want down to captura it, whan all thraa wara firad upon by tha Indiana, killad and acalpad; hanca tha aaaa Bloody Run. Tha Indiana vara purauad, but cauld not ba ovartakaa, and aacapa4. Tha oldar inhabitants of tha naighborhood, ay fathar aaong thaa, raaaabarad tha block-houaa. . .It was about fiftaan faat aquara, with tba uppar story, aa wa. usual with auch buildings, axtanding a llttla ewar tha lowar ona to anabla tha insMta. to flra on an aaaay that aigbt vwntiira too aaar with a riaw of aatting tha placa on fira. It waa torn down, or fall down froa aga, about tha yaar 1833. . .("Manor of Klttannlng" Paat and Praaant by Raw. A* A* Laablng, LL. D, Praa. of tha Hi.torical Sociaty of W. Pa.) "Laaa than half a alia froM tha old .Ita of tha block hou.a. . *wa. tha old liaa.tona-wallad wall. . . Aftar Indian ho.tUltia. abatad, Gaorga Claypoola built a log-houaa batwaan tba blockbouaa and tha hill. • .(Haaaoitd, "Coaiunity Annala of Ford City,** p. 25) Tha blockhouaa was **bullt to wlthatand poat-Ravolutionary Indian attacks.** (Annals of Soutbwa.tam Pa., Vol. 2, p. 20A) It 1. also aantionad in tha '*Raport of tha CoaHl.aion to Locata tha Sita of tha Rrontiar Forts of Pa., Vol. 2, py. 617-618 and in "A Historical Study of Pann*a Manor Forty,** pp. 29, 32. *'Its ruins wara a placa whara tha chlldran of half a cantury ago, and I aaong thaa, usad to go in saarch of ■uakat balls, arrow-haads and othar ralica, which wara highly prixad by tha Juvanila aind of that day; and tha aora so as thay had paraons by thaa who could giva a vivid --.oaatiaaa, alas, too vidid— a daacription of what thoaa thinga aaant." (Laablng, "Manor of Klttannlng")
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
40. JAMES CLAYPOOLE, JR. (JaaM-Jos«ph-J«»M) vaa bom about 1743 "near Phllad«lphl«« Pa.** (B*«ra» "ArauCrong Co«» Pa.* Har Paopla Paat & Praaant,** Vol. 2, p* 915) dlad in Anatron< Co., Pa. bafora 11/13/1816 (data of AdBlnlatratloa Acct. No. 46), buriad at Slata Lick, Pa. Marriad 3/3/1763 at Chrlat Church, Philadalphia, Pa., Lucia (Lueratia) Garwood, born 6/22/1742} diod 1796 at tha Claypola Blodc Houaa balov Kittannlog, Pa., dau. of Saaual & Rabaeea ( ) Garwood of Burlington, N. J* (N. J. Colonial Docuaanta, lat Sariaa, Vol. 34, p. 200). *'At a vary aarly day Jaaaa Claypoola andaavorad to aatabliah a hoaa in Araatrong Co* but vas driwn avay by tha Indiana. Hia aon Gaoraa waa bom thara in 1766** (Anutrong Co., Pa., Har Paopla Past & Praaant, p. 915). In 1773 ha la taxad in Turkay Foot Towaablp, Badford Co., Pa. and waa ona of tha firat aattlara in Brothara Vallay but ia aiaainc froa tha tax rolla thara until 1783 whan ha is taxad in Milford Twp., than Badford Co. (now Soaaaraat Co., Pa.) (Pa. Arehivaa» 2nd Sarias, Vol. 22, pp. 12, 119, 238) Ha ia again liatad in tha 1784 Canaua of Milford TWpt "Ratum of lands, 9 whitas.** Liatad aa Jaaaa, Jr. on aunray thara datad 3/21/1785, callad Claypola's Nav Placa, 322l| acraa». **Sltuata ona aila south of Caatlaaan's Rlvar batwaan aaid rivar and Nagro M»«nt«ins . . .** Warrant Jan. 27, 1785 (No. 3719, Vol. 1, p. 180). "Jaaas Claypoolo's iaprovo- aant, aa township linas now run, is in Suaait Itop. and saaas to hava baan vail up on tha Nagro aountain. . .Ua think it ia tha aaaa placa that Solly Raaspargar, a quaint charactar, ownad in latar daya. Wa know that Claypola want to Arastrong Co. but ha aust hava laft aoaa dascandanta hera.** (Hen. Wa. H. KoontB, "Hiatory of fiodford and Soaaraat Countiaa, Pa.,** Vol. 2, p. 71) A Latter of Attemay ia on raoord in Soaaraat Co. froa "Jaaaa Clajrpola of Arastrong Co. . • to sua for a cartain obligation. . .on a certain Ellaa Raasbargar of Bedford County (supposed now to be Soaerset Co.) bearing the date the 25th day of March A. D.. 1789. . .dated Il/l2/l807.** He fought in the Revolution according to the Journal of his great-grandson. Nelson Olin Claypool. Hia son, David Chaabars Claypoola, II, vas bom in Maw Jeraey in 1779 (1850 Cenaus, Arastrong Co., Pa.). "Private Jaaas Claypola, Philadelphia City, aarved under 1st Lieut. George Roas." (Pa. Archivea^ 6th Sariaa, Vol. 3, p. 1094) "Served hia tourt Jaaas Claypola, CiCy of Philadelphia, A General Return of the 5th Class, 2/6/1781, Philadelphia Militia." (Vol. 1, p. 437, Pa. Archives, 6th Series.) "In the spring or simaiir of 1791, Jaaas Claypoola, vith hia wife and aix children, aettled near the aouth of Truby's Run. He built a log cabin at what is now the northwest comer of Arch and Vater Sts. (Kittanning, Pa.) but vas chased away by Indians." (Robert H. Saith, "History of Arastrong Co., Pa.," pp. 108, 486) "Claypoola returned in about a year to tha location of his fomer daring adventure and aettled on land he purchased on the river (Allegheny) bank. Just south of Fort Run, two alias south of Kittanning, where he built a block house. Warrants for land vithin tha llaita of the present Manor Townahip vere aade to Jaaea Claypoola In 1791. Mahoning in 1785; Burrell, 1778; Valley, 1785. . .South Bend, 1773; Fteeport 1786. In 1798 he purchased 400 acres froa Stone in North Buffalo Township, where the Baptist Church now stands. He was the progenitor of the Claypooles and the first Baptist to settle in the County." (Addison B. Bowser, "Bowser Faally History," P. 36) On 4/16/1805, he bought 223 acres of a tract called "Oakland" froa George and Alice Brown in his naata and that of hia son, George. By verbal agrecaent he gave 30 acres of this tract to his son, Jaaas. The other heirs doedod this property to their brother, Jaaes, in 1820. Childrent (all listed on Adainlstratlon Account except John)
108. John
109. George
110. Hezekiah
111. Saauel
112. Jehu
b.
b. 1766; d. 1858
b. 6/12/17681 d. 9/23/1844
b. 1772} d. 1863
b. 1774; d. 1854
probably killed by Indians
a. Mary Ann Caapball B. Mrs. Lucinda McCune a. Sarah Jane Caapbell
113. David Chaabars b. 1 /S/1779} d. 4/3/1856
114. Joseph
115. Hannah
116. Jaaes
b.
b. 10/24/17-
b.
Elisabeth Claypoola Catherine Ourey Jaaas Caapbell Sarah
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
43. ELIZABETH CLAYPOOLE (jMiM-Jo««ph-J«ws) vas born 7/17/1751, b«pti««d at Christ Chur«h, PhlUdalpMa, Pa. 8/20/1753. Marrlad (1) ll/l9/mu, Capt. Norrla Copper (Coopar), coowandar of a aarcbant vassal, carrying suppllas for tha Contlnantal serYica, during tha Ravolutlonary War, was lot with vassal and craw in tha Bay of Biacay) (2) 8/17/1797, Col. Ti»othy Matlack, ona of tha aost proailnant Phlladalphians in tha Ravolutlonary struggla, ■aabar of CoMittaa of Safaty, and Council of War, organiser of Flying CMpt dalagata to Provincial Confaranca, of 1775» Msbar of Centinantal Congrassi Clark of SupraiM Exacutiva Council, and of CoaMRwaalth, atc.j diad at RolMsburg, Philadalphia Co., 4/5/1829. (Jordan, John W. "Colonial Faalliaa of Philadalphia, Vol. 2, p. 1448)
Childran of 1st Barriasai
117. Jaaas Claypool ■• Elitaboth Chaabars
118. Abrahaa Gaorga b. d. ago 14yrs. Bur. St. Paul's, Philadalphia
44. MARY CLAYPOOLE (Ja»aa-Joaaph-Jai>as)waa bom 7/27/1753 in Philadalphia, Pa.; diad thara 6/27/1829. Marriad 11/14/1782, Jaaas Paala (Llm^r), bom I749j diad 5/24/1831, brothar of Charlaa Wilson Paala. In 1778 ha painted a portrait of Washington far her brother, David Chaabers Claypoole. Ha served in the Revolutionary War, 1st Maryland Line. Listed in 1790 Census of U. S. in Philadalphia, Pa. She owned 400 acres of land in Bedford Co., Pa. (on record In Soaerset Co.) Survey dated 3/12/1785.
Childreni
b. 9/26/178*
b. 1787> d. 3/27/1866
b. 3/6/17891 d. 10/27/1876
119. Jane R.
120. Maria
121. JaMS, Jr
«y
I
122. Amu Claypoole b. 3/6/1791} d. 12/25/1878
123. Dau.
124. Margretta A.
125. Sarah Miriaa
b. 1792J d. 1793
b. 10/1/1795» d. 1/17/1882 b. 5/19/1800) d. 2/4/1885
Dr. Saauel Siaes Unaarried (1) Anna Dunn (2)Sophinisbs Paala
(1) Wa. Staug^ton, D.
(2) Gen. Wa. Duncan
Unaarried UnBarried
45. ABRAHAM GEORGE CLAYPOOLE ( Jaaes- Joseph- Jaaas )wa8 bora 1756 in Philadelphia; diad 2/11/1827 in Chillicothe, Ross Co., Ohio. Married (1) 2/4/1789, Elisabeth Popewell Falconer, who died in 1794; (2) 11/23/1795, Elisabeth Steele, who died at Chillicothe, Ohio, 11/ /1818. He **was one of the aost ardent patriots of the Revolution. . .enlisted as private in Captain Mifflin's coapany of Philadelphia Militia, and participated in the defense of Billlngsport. . . Captain-Lieutenant in Col. John Patton's regiaent, during the Jersey caapaign of 1777] was proooted to Captain, 6/10/1778. . .retired froa service as Captain in the Third, 1/1/1783. He was one of the nine original ambers of the Penna. Society of Cincinnati. As an officer of the U. S. Bank, about 1815, he went to Chillicothe, Ohio, and established a branch bank there, of which he becaae oaahler." (Jordan, John W. "Colonial Faailies of Philadelphia, Vol. 2, p. 14A9) Children of 1st aarriaget
%
126. Mary
127. Elisa F.
128. Jaaas T. Children of 2nd
129. Jane Byrne
130. Alice Ann
131. Sarah
132. Abrahaa G.
b. 11/16/1790) d b. 3/18/1794) d. b. abt. 1792; d. aarriaget
, 3/12/1873
12/16/1864
1862
D. abt. 1797; b. 12/7/1798;
d. 9/30/1822 a.
b. 2/9/1801; d. 1/31/1870 b. 3/26/1803) d. 8/24/1827
Thoaas C. Rockhill Williaa Carson Ellsa Allibone
Thoaas Jaaas David Gwynne Wa. David Lewis Unaarried
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
&6. OAVID CHAMBERS CLAYPOOLE (J«B«a-Jos«ph-Ja«a) vas born 6/14/1757, baptlsad In Chrlat Cburch, Phlladalphia, 7/28/1737} dlad thara 3/9/1849. Marrlad (1) 4/9/1781 In Chrlat: Church, Phlladalphla, Hary Budd, bom 10/18/1763| diad 5/24/1788, dau. of Lavl & EllMbaCh (Shialda) Budd) (2) 10/8/1791 in St. Paul'a Church, Phlladalphla, Margarat Brltton, dau. of ThoB«s & Catharine (Croaton) Brltton; (3) Sarah , bom 1789| died 4/20/1846, buriad in Rockhill Vault, St. Staphans Church, Philadelphia, with her huaband. •fie hJCd thirteen children, all of vhom ha aurvived. . .** (Jordan, Jeba V. Colonial Paailiaa of Philadelphia. Vol. 2, p. 1448) However, a daughter, Mary, la ■entioned in hia will. He waa a partner of John Dunlap in the printing firm of Dunlap & Claypoole, Philadelphia, Pa. Their greatest piece of work waa the printing of the Declaration of Independence. A acnorlal tablet aarka the place where the printing- ahop stood, with the inacriptioni *'0N THIS SITE were first printed THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENIttNCE July 5, 1776 • THE CCaBTITOTION OF THE UNITED STATES Sept. 19, 1787 - WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS Septeaber 19, 1796 - AND THE HRST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA Septeaber 21, 1784 - IN THE PRINT SHOP OF DUNLAP AMD CLAYPOOLE Soldiers of the Revolution." He telle his own story of the Revolutions **Tbe Battle of Leicington and Concord, in Maasachusetta, on the 19th of April 177S, waa the Signal for the Aaerican People to ariae, and repel by force ef Aras, tbeae unjust claias of the English Govemaent. . .An elder Brother and ayaalf. . . were aaongat the first to mrol ourselves as Privates in Captain (afterwards General) Mifflin's Coapany of infantry. . . When the British showed an intention of taking the City of Philadelphia, a bastion of the City Militia was ordered down to garrison the Fort iriilch had been erected at fiillingsport on the Jersey Shore. I was attached to that Batallion, and we aarched froa Philadelphia on the 19th Septeaber 1777, Just one week before the English took possession of it--The adjutant of the batallion having deserted. Col. Will appointed ae in hia place. . . Soon after tb* English took the City, they sent a strong detachaent into Jersey, for the purpose of attacking Billingsport. . .and as we were but about 300 strong. . .it was thougjit aost prudent to evacuate the Fort. . .We retreated to Fort Mifflin. . .proceeded through Jersey, to the Read Quarters ef the Aray coaaanded by General Washington, and reaained with it until near the cloae of the Caapaign, when we were diaeharged, and I retired to Lancaster, where I assisted in the publication of a News Paper, which, I flatter ayself contributed essentially to the forwarding of the great and good cause we were all so heartily engaged in." (Graff, Rebecca JStS Clavpoole £atill 3l Philadelphia, pp. 83-86) In 1783, John Dunlap sold out to Claypoole* (Watson* s Annala of Philadelphia^ Vol. 2, p. 397) another account gives the date as 1793. @Davld C. Claypool was the publisher of the first daily newspaper on this continent; it alght also be reaeabered that Claypoole was selected by Washington to print for the world his historic so-called Farewell Address and was given the original aanuscript of that great docuaent, when he told the First President he would like to keep it. . ." (Pub. of the Gen. Soc. of Pa., Vol. 14, po 228) The adainistrator of his estate sold the original of Washington's Farewell Address for $2300 to Dr. Henry Boardaan, pastor of the I2th Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. It waa announced that he purchased it for a gentleaan living at a distance (Mr. Lennox of New York). (THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL REGISTER, p. 114) He served as a Private in the Cavalary on the Western Expedition of 1794, and in 1799 on the Northern Expedition, --for putting down the Insurrec- tions in those Parts of Pennsylvania. (Graff, p. 86) He and his brother, Jaaea, Jr., each purchased 400 acres of land in Bedford Co., Pa., Survey dated 9/6/1784 (Pa. Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 25, p. 478). On 10/20/1804, David C. Claypoole, Printer and Janes Kitchen, Innkeeper, both of Philadelphia, purchased 327 acres of land in Vheatfield Twp., Vestaoreland Co. (now Indiana Co., Pa., Vol. 1, p. 27). He aentions daughter, Mary, niece. El izr>«th Allen, nieces, Margaret & Maria Peale, and nephew, Thomas Rockhill in his will, dated Nov. 6, 1846. Chlldrent
133, George 134. Ma^jc 135. Margretta b. 6/3/1810
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DESCEWUNTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
30. RESTE* (HETTY) CLAYPOOLE (jMiM-Jo»«ph-J««M)
MS Mrrl-d 12/16/1789 In St. Paul* Church, Phll«<l«lphl«, P«. to Jo««ph All«n. SIM own«l «>0 acFM of lawl In Bwlford Co., Pa. (now So»or»ot Co., P«.) Survey datad 3/12/1783.
Childroni . ^ ^,
136. EllMboth, MtitloMd In Will of Undo David C. Claypoolo
34, UBBCCA CHAMBEIS (Edith Cl«TPOol«-Jo««P*>-J»«) *•« '»<»™ 9/2/1751 In Phlla- dolphU, Pa. J dlod 6/19/183A In Cincinnati, Ohio. Marrlad 3/3/1768, Robart Wailaca. Llatad In First Cansus at Phlladalphla, Pa. ChUdrani
137. Edith b. 1/17/1769; d. 4/18/1831
138. Ellaabath b. 12/13/1770; d. 1/1/1832
139. JaMa b. 9/26/1773; d. 6/9/1775
140. KaT. Hatthaw b. 1/19/1776;
a. Charl as Graan
141. Rabacca b. 8/23/1778; d. 1/3/1867
142. Ana So«»rvllla b. 1/27/1782; d. 12/15/1864
143. David Chaabars b. 5/12/1784; d. II/I/I86I
144. Mary b. 5/15/1787; d. 8/22/1812
145. Robart b. 9/10/1789;
146. Margarat b. 5/23/1792; d. 4/24/1833
(1) Daborah Spancar
(2)
Hon. Jacob Bumat
Martin Baua
Unaarrlad
Saaual Parry
Jana E. Staratt
Nahaalah Wada
SAMUEL CLAYPOOLE ( t -probably Josaph-Jaaas) dlad 4/18/1846
la Arastrons Co., Pa. (Church Racords, Union Baptist Church) Llstad on Church racords aa Saaual Claypool, Sr. so aust hava had a son, Saaual. Llstad In Cyelepadls of Blographlaa of Indiana & Arastrong Countlas, Pa. p. 590i ''SaMMl Claypola of E. Franklin Tvp." glvan as fathar of Ellsabath Claypola, vhe aarrlad David C. Claypoola, II. Sarvad In Pa. during tha Ravolutloni **Lt. Saauol Claypola, 1st Pa. Ragt., Jaass Chaabars, Col." Pa. Arohlvas,
823. "Ensign Saaual Claypoola 3/2/1779," Pa. Arcblvas, 631. "Claypola, Saaual" Pa. Arcblvas, 5th Sarlas
6th Sarlas Vol. 2, p. Sth Sarlaa Vol. 2, p. Vol. 13, p. 37. Chlldrani
147. Ellsabath
148. Ssmal, Jr.
b. abt. 1783
a. abt. 1803, David C. Claypola
JOSIAH CLAYPOOLE ( t
-probably Josaph-Jaaas) vas bom 1763 at
Phlladalphla, Pa.; dlod tbara 8/21/1827. Marrlad Mary Hoffaaa of Phllsdolphla. Llstad In 1810 Cansus, Philadelphia, Pa. Chlldrani
1782; d. 1866
149. Oaorga
b.
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150. Jolla M. |
b. |
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151. Lydla |
b. |
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152. Mary |
b. |
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133. Jassa D. |
b. |
1824; d. 7/4/1881
a. (1) Hannah P«tnaa
(2) Aanla
a. Gaorga Moaar
a. Thoaas Wllaa
a. Robart Wllas
a. (1) Harrlat Bavaaa
(2) Eally H. Daway
62. Dt. WILLIAM CLAYPOOLE (Gaorga-Gaorga-Joaaph- Jaaas) was born 7/31/1758; dlad
1792. Marrlad Mary Wright, slstar of Judgo Joshua Wright of Capa Faar, N.C. Ha Is aantlonad In a lattar froa Hon. A MaClalna to Mr. Gaorga Hoopar, Wllalngton (H. C.)i 4/5/1783 "Dr. Clay Poola; a young nan of vary high charactar froa Phlladolphla, «ho studlsd under Dr. Rush." (N. C. Stata Racords, p. 622) Thay ara llstad In tha 1790 Cansus of Naw Hanovar Co., N. C. 1 aala ovar 16; 2 faaalos; 4 slaves.
b. 10/17/1786; d. 9/28/1788 Bur. Wllalngton, N. C. b. 1791; d. 1838 a. Wa. Hanry Hill b. b.
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Chlldreni
154. Polly
155. Ann Wright
156. Thoaas 137. Joshua B.
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
66. SARAH D. CLAYPOOLE (Joseph C.-G«ors«-Jos«ph-JaMs} wm born 7/2/l757j dlod 6/10/1787, bur. Christ Church, Phlladolphl*. Marrlsd 9/21/1775, Jams Vithsy St Christ Church, Phllsdslphla, Pa. Childrani (9)
138. Mary b. a. 1/2/179S, Danial Knight
69. ANN CLAYPOOLE (Joseph C- George- Joseph- Jases) was bom 10/31 /l764| died
2/20/1832. Married 10/6/1793, Jacob Clark In St. Pauls Church, Philadelphia. Chlldrent
159. Jacob b. 1794; d. 2/1/1819
160. Joseph Claypoole b. 3/12/1796; d. 3/26/1881
161. Edaund b. 11/6/1797; d. 1824
162. Samiel b. 8/14/1799; d. 8/29/1799
163. Mary Aon b. 12/6/1800; d. 6/6/1842
164. Matilda b. 11/16/1802
165. George b. 4/28/1803; d. 6/18/1858
Unnwrrled
. Elisabeth Coppuok Unaarried
Unaarried
71. JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE (Joseph C- George- Joseph- Jaaes) wes born 8/14/1770; died 1834. Married 9/12/1798, Anne Woodhouse. She is aentioned in the will of her brother, Jaaes Woodhouse of Philadelphia, 5/7/1807. Children I
b. 7/16/1799 a. Mary
b. 8/23/1801 b. 7/29/1803 b. 10/10/1805 b. 7/9/1810; d. 1/22/1856 b. 12/31/1812; d. 1874 12/29/1819 11/29/1820
11/29/1820 ••
3/16/1822; died in California
166. 167. 168. 169.
Wa. Woodhouse George Hannah Rebecca
170. Joseph
171. Ann
172. Harriet
173. Mary
174. Jane
175. Elisabeth
M.
b. b. b. b.
HoYed to Anahein, Cal.
•* " Kansas a. Mary Sexton
Moved to Clayton, Ii»d«
•in n N
75. MARY REED (Rebecca Claypoole-Joseph-Joseph-Jaaes) was born 11/ /l755; died before 1834. Married (1) Lt. Apollos Cooper, who was killed at the Battle of Brandywlne, 9/11/1777; (2) Williaa Stoker, a soldier of the Aaerican Revolution (Pension Claia S 37472 - Va.). Both were deceased by 10/ /1834 (Order Book M, page 200, Mason Co. Court Record). Lt. Cooper's heirs were awarded 2666 2/3 acres of land— Land Warrant 4338. Children of 1st aarriaga
176. Robert
177. Sarah neaing Co., Ky. a. 1794, Jaaes Dobyns
178. Jacob
77. JAMES REED (Rebecca Claypoole-Joaeph-Joseph-JasMs) was bom in "Louden Co., Virginia, in 1759; died in Mason Co., Ky. 7/11/1835. Married 8/30/1784, in Louden Co., Va., Sybill (called •Sablna*) Furr, bom 1769 in Virginia; died of Cholera in Maysville, Ky., 3/1849. He was a soldier of the Aaerican devolution (Claio No. R. 8 676, Va.) His will is recorded in Will Book K, page 191, Mason Co., Ky." (Kentucky Ancestors, Vol. 3, No. 1, July, 1967.) Childreni
179. Sabina a. Marshall Curtis
180. Williaa S.
181. Jacob
182. Jaaes
183. Stephen
184. John
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CXAYPOOLE
80. (SEN. WILLIAM REED (R«b«cc« Cl«ypool*-Joseph-Jo«*ph-J«B»8) wa« born UlUmOi died 2/26/1837 in Mason Co., Ky. M*rri«d Mary Moore, bom 6/lO/l770|
froa toabstooM in Shannon Ceoetary, Maaon Co.) Hia
diad 6/21/1835. (Datas vlll is recorded in Will furniture. He served in Children!
185. John Moor*
186. Jacob
187. Uilliaa. Jr.
168. Joseph 189. Jaaes
Book L, p. 58 and tha War of 1812.
■tions many beautiful pieces of
b. 3/10/l792» d. 2/ /1855 a. Judith Leake
b.
82.
d. 1870 a. (1) Sidney Kenoard (2) Margaret Gaines
a) vas bom In Virginia;
1809, Ann Schofield, a They reaoved to Melrose a creek flovlog through
JOSEPH N. CLAYPOOLE (Jaaea- Joseph- Joseph- J reaoved to Zanasville, Ohio vhere be aarried sister of Judge John Schofield of Marshall, 111. Tirp., Clark Co., 111. in October 1828. There is Melrose Tvp. still called Claypool Creek. He was the first teacher In Clark Co. in 1834. Childreni
190. Judith A.
191. 192. 193. 194.
Lucinda Isabel Leauel S.
b. 6/2/1827 b. 2/9/1812
(1) Fulton
(2) George Ferguson Exwi Willard
John Hollenbeck
83.
JAMES CLAYPOOLE (Jaaes-Joseph- Joseph- Jaaes) was bora about 1790; died 1818. His will recorded in Zanesvllle, Ohio, aentions his wife, Catherine and son, Jaaes. Married 1814, Catherine Rome. Chi Id I
195. Jaaes
I
85. MASGA&ET CLAYPOOL (Jaaea- Joseph- Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 10/28/1774; died
5/27/1843. Married 1795, John Shaw, a faraer in Louden Co., Va., bom 3/29/176S; died 12/8/1829. In 1809 this faaily reaoved to Muskingua Co., Ohio, later Perry Co. The HISTORY OF PERRY CO., OHIO aentions Jaaes Shaw and wife aaong tha first neabers of Bethel M. E. Church, built in 1819. Prof. Russell B. Miller, Ohio Wesleyan Univ. says that Margaret Claypoole was his second wife. Birth dates of children taken froa Bible Records sent
Coluabus, Ohio, a descendant.
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Fred Vercoe, |
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Rev. Nathan |
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197. |
Anna |
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198. |
Edith |
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199. |
Mary |
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200. |
Elisabeth |
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Sarah |
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202. |
Margaret |
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Catherine |
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John |
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b. 1/2/1796; d. 5/14/1827 b. 12/18/1798; d. 1825 b. 11/9/1799; d. 8/9/1888 b. 1/28/1802; d. 1848 b. 7/9/1804; d. 4/5/1854 b. 8/9/1806 b. 6/17/1816
b. 8/26/1808; d. 1891 b. 4/11/1818; d. 3/ /1850 b. 8/10/1821; d. 1903
66. ANNA CLAYPOOLE (Jaaes- Joseph- Joseph- Jaaes)
Jiaea Ball, bom 1777 according to Bible records. Children!
206. Saauel b. 3/11/1813 in Ohio
a. Jaaes Kelley B. Nathan Benjaain
B. Jaaes Kelley B. Enaainger ■• Darby Chilcote B. Joshua Chilcote
B. (1) Matilda Miller (2) Mary Shaw
aarried 1/20/1799,
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
87. SAMUEL CLAYFOOLE (James- Jos*pb-Jos«pb- Jams) wm born 2/24/l791| diad
8/18/1871. Marriad 10/16/1823, Ellzabath Wabb In Baltlnora, Md. Botb burled in Ashley Cemetery, Muskingum Co., Ohio. After the death of bis father, he was left in charge of his father's farm. (W. A. Claypool, Ft. Dodge, Iowa) Children I
b. 2/2/1825; d. 11/2/1862
b. 9/27/1826
b. 10/14/1828} d. 5/8/1905
b. 11/1/1832
b. 10/26/1834J d. 4/22/1835
b. 12/3/1839; d. 10/23/1847
207. William
208. Sarah Ann
209. Alfred
210. Rebecca Jane
211. Susan
212. Robert W.
m. Elisabeth Sii^son
94. REBECCA HOBART (Hannah Fratt-Rebecca Claypoole- Joseph- James) was born 8/5/1760} died 7/7/1802. Married (1) Nathaniel Potts who died in 1784) (2) 7/6/1791, Robert Smith of Philadelphia, bom 11/20/1752; died 4/15/1838. She was bis second vife.
Children of 1st marriagei
213. Child died yoong
214. Child
Children of 2nd marriagei
215. Robert Hobart b. 4/23/1792; d. 8/10/1858
216. Anna Potta b. 12/14/1793) d. 7/23/1875
217. Wn. Alexander b. 3/23/1795; d. 5/8/1845
218. Rebecca Hobart b. 10/6/1796; d. 5/1/1835
b. 11/19/1797) d. 4/26/1843 b. 12/1/1798
b. 3/4/1800; d. 10/28/1870 b. 8/27/1801) d. 9/20/1827
219. Henry Hobart
220. Mary Robertson
221. Helen McDougal
222. Edward
Mary Potts Daniel Lammont Sarah E. Griffitts Wm. F. Griffitts Mary S. Brown Unmarried Wm. F. Griffitts Onmarried
97. REV. JOHN HENRY HOBART (Hannah Pratt-Rebecca Claypoole-Josepb-James) was bom 9/14/1775) died 9/12/1830 at Auburn, N. Y. Married 5/6/1800, Mary Goodin Chandler, dau of Rev. Thomas Bradbury & Jane (Ernott) Chandler. She died 4/4/1847. He was educated at the Philadelphia Latin School) College of Philadelphia) graduated from Princeton in 1793; studied theology under Bishop William White at Philadelphia, ordained deacon In 1798, and priest two years later. In 1811 he was elected assistant bishop of New York and Bishop 2/1816. He was one of the founders of the General Theological Seminary, American Protestant Episcopal Church. Among his important published works arei "Collection of Essays on the Subject of Episcopacy," "The Churchman," "Sermons on the Principal Events and Truths of Redeq>tion," etc* Children!
223. Jane E. d. 10/7/1832
224. William H. d, 1/27/1857
225. Dayton d. 10/24/1870
226. Rebecca Smith d. 8/3/1864 m.
227. Elisabeth C. b. l/27/l810)d. 5/26/1883 m.
228. Mary G. d. 3/10/1879 m.
229. John Henry, Jr. b, 10/1/1817 m.
Levi S. Ives, LLD,OD G. Emlen Kara, D.D. Samuel Verplank Elisabeth Riggs
98. HENRY CHARLES PRATT (Matthew-Rebecca Claypoole- Joseph-James) was bom
5/14/1761) died 2/6/1838 (32?) Married (1) 6/22/1778, Frances Moore) (2) 10/27/1785, Elizabeth Dundas) (3) Susanna Care.
Children of 1st awrriaget
230. Thomas b. 9/16/1779} d. 6/18/1812
231. Elizabeth b. 5/24/1781
232. Henry b, ll/l/l782
233. Frances H. b. 8/22/1784 Children of 2nd marriagei
234. Mary Anne b. 8/3/1786
235. Anna Maria b. 9/5/1787
236. James b. 4/23/1789 '• ^'""*' '' b. 12/1/1791) d. 12/31/1836
Sarah C.
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m. Ann
m. Thoaas McKean
DESCENDAMTS W JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
107 HANNAH WEBSTER RUFF (D«bor«h Pr«tt-R«b«cc« Cl«ypool«-Jo8«ph-J«««») vm born 6/U/1780J dl«d 11/16/1807. M«rrl«4 6/2/1800, J«ms Rob«rt«on of Scotland.
Chlldr«ni , , , ,«
238. »targr«tt« b. 3/U/1801; d. 5/22/1872
239. R«b«cc« SBlth b. l2/29/l802| d. 3/19/1861
240. H«l«n b. 3/14/1805} d. IO/I/I88I ■. R«t. Rob«rt Gross
241. Mary b. d. 12/ /1807 In infancy
109. caORCr OAYPOLE (Jam^s-Js^s-Josmph-Jmrnss) **vms born in 1766 In what is now ArB*tron« Co. (than Cuabarland Co.), Pa.} dlad 1858." (Anutrong Co., Pa. "Har Paopla Pa«t & Praaant" Vol. 2, p. 915) Marriad Mary Ann Cain>ball. Llvad with hi* fathar in tha Claypola Block Houaa two Bilaa south of Kittannin«, Pa. Aftar tha dangar of Indiana abated, ba built a log cabin an tha praaant aita of Ford City, Pa. On 4/16/1805, togathar with his fathar, thay bought 223 acraa of a tract callad "Oakland" froa Gaorga and Allca Brown naar tha prasant town of Worthlngton, Anutrong Co., Pa. Baptiaad with hia wlfa, 8/30/1842, at Onion Baptist Church, Armstrong Co., Pa.} dlsalstad bt lattar 4/18/1846 whan tha Franklin Vnion Baptist Church naar Worthlngton, Pa. waa foraad. His astate No. 1259 ia on nacord at Kittanning, Araatrong Co., Pa. Childrani
242. Gaorga, Jr*
243. Joaaph
244. JaMS
b. 2/6/1804} d. 3/12/1882
245. Raehal
246. Abrahaa
247. Rabacca
248. Isaballa
249. Lucratia
250. Mary Ann
251. Margarat 2 52. Sarah
Rabacca
(1) Mary Sloan
(2) Mary Black Olivar P. Sloan Mary Ann Millar Williaa Claypoola Jacob Bowser
b. 1/3/1810} d. 3/31/1882 a. Robert Claypoola LiYwl in Marion Co., Indiana, 6/19/1849 a. Williaa Sloan
a. Alexander FliKlIey
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110. HEZEKIAH CLAYPOOLE (Jaaas-Jaaaa-Josaph-Jaaas) f is bom 6/12/1768} died 9/23/1844 In Arastreng Co., Pa. Married 1804, Mrs. Mary Lueinda McCuna, a widow with saYeral children, bom 1763; died 1/23/1849. The toabstone in Union Baptist Church Ccaetery is still standing and also contains the naae of his brother, Jehu Clsypool. One of her daughters to HcCune aarrled Rot. Saauel Stougbton (Staughton) of Butler Co., Pa., a Baptist ainistar. Two other children, Mary Ann McCune and Williaa McCuna, are listed on the roll of Union Baptist Church, organized in 1798, along with Rasekiah and his wife. On 6/3/1799, he purchased a tract of land in N. Buffalo Twp. (then Allegheny Co., Pa.), Anutrong Co., Pa. froa Peter HaMers. On 9/10/1805, Hezakiah Claypool & Archibald McCall purchaaed 400 acres in Buffalo Twp. (Pa. Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 26, p. 652) "He purchased 600 acres of land and erected a log house in the priaitiye wilder- ness. Once while watching a 'deer lick* by night, ha was stalked by a hungry panther. Being on the alart, ha discovered it in the act of spring- i>S «ad with a well-directed shot froa his rifle ended its career." (Journal of Nelson Olin Claypool, a great-grandson.) Children!
253. Jaaes H. b. 5/10/1806} d. 5/7/1878 a. Isabella Claypoola
254. Hannah b. 6/IO/I8O8; d. 1/4/1883 Unaarried
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DESCERDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYFOOLE
111. SAMUEL CLAYPOOLE (Jaass-JoMS-Josspb-JaaMs) vas bom 1772 In Pa. (1860 Census, ATBStrong Co., Pa.)i dlttd 1863 (Vlll No. ISOl Arastrons Co* ■ontlons his son Lovi and Mary Ann, wlfa of son, Gaorga). Marrlad Sarah
Caapball (probably Sarah Jmm) tratlon Aceoant of his fathar, 11/13/1816. & Amstrong Co.* Pa.** p. 589. Childrani
Ho and hia wlfa, Jana, signad tho Adalnls- Ustad in "Cyclopadia of Indiana
255. Isaballa
256. Joseph
257. John
258. Jams
259. Sanial, Jr.
260. David R.
261. Williaa
262. Lavi
263. Gaorga Monroe 26A. Lavina
b. 1804;
b. 4/7/1805} d. b. 1808
1897
b. 1809} d. 1884
b. 5/15/1811} d. 2/10/1900 d. 1869
d. 1/1/1864
b.
1823 (1860 Census)
John R. Foulkes
Mary
Susannah Corman
(1) White (2)
Nancy Applegate Sarah Hlckey Rebecca Claypoele (I)
(2) Jana Grafton Mary Ann Caapbell
113. DAVID CHAMBERS CLAYPOOLE, II (JaMS -Jaaes- Joseph- JaMs) was bom 1/5/1779 in Nev Jersey (1850 Census of Arastrong Co., Pa.)} died 4/3/1856 in Araatrong Co., Pa. Married "Elisabeth Claypola, dau. of Saauel Claypole of E. Franklin Twp. "(Cyclopedia of Biographies of Indiana & Armstrong Co., Pa. p. 590) Her nane vas probably "Mary Elisabeth" aa "Mary" is the naiM given on the Adainistration Account of his father in 1816. He was a faraer in Buffalo Twp*, Arastrong Co., Pa. and a aeaber of Union Baptist Church there. Toabstone still standing.
Childreni 265. Joseph 266;'Isabell
267. Robert
268. Elisabeth
269. Jane
270. Margaret
271. David 0.
272. Hesekiah
273. Janes S.
274. Saauel
275. Williaa
b. 1/14/1806} d. 6/7/1890
b. 3/1/1808} d. 4/7/1892
b. 2/27/1810} d. 3/31/1890
b. 2/17/1812} d. 3/28/1893
b. 5/18/1814} d. 10/22/1888 b. 1816}
b. 3/11/1818} d. 1/30/1895
b. 2/25/1820} d. 12/27/1891 b, 9/5/1822} d, 6/5/1900
b. 12/31/1824 b. 12/1/1827
a. Margaret Harris a. Jaaes H. Claypoole a. Mary J^ol Claypoole a. Frederick Bowser a* Saauel Claypool a* Jacob Bowser a. (1) Mary Caapbell
(2) Elisabeth Bullaan
(3) Sarah Geary a* Margaret Walker a. (1) Mary Jane Toy
(2) Sarah Claypool
114. JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE (Jaaes- Jaaes-Joseph-Jaaes) was included
in the Assessaent List of 1807 in Kittanning Twp., Arastrong Co., Pa. On 2/25/1841, Joseph Claypole al deeded land in Kittanning Twp. to Jacob Hcilaan al (Vol. 12, p. 366 Arastrong Co., Pa.). Married Catherine Oorey. (Inforaation on this family froa Mrs. H. C. Milversted, Dubuque, Iowa.) Childreni
276. Catherine d. 5/20/1884 a. Jacob Zuver
277. George b. 12/25/1806} d. 12/21/1890 a. Nancy Caapbell
278. Saaniel J. b. 1809} d. 6/25/1884 a. Jane Claypool
279. Rachel
280. Hannah a. Brown
281. Sarah
a. John Fry
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
lis.
116,
HANNAH CLAYPOOLE (J«»«s-J«w«-Jos«ph-J«M«) wm born 10/24/17—; died Married Jtatt CMn>b«ll, died 1861 (Will No. 1385, ArMtrong Co., P«. Vol. 2, p. 227) A Bttibor of land traiuaetions Involving Jams C«iipb«ll & Hannah, his wlfa, aro on record in Anutrong Co., Pa. His land Joinod that of Gaorgo Claypoolo, hor brothar, noar Worthington, Pa. ChlldrMi (Mntionad in will) 282. Isaballa
b. 1802} d. 1871
263. SaatMl 28A. Mary 283. Lueratia
286. JSMS
287. Hannah
288. Jaaa
289. Nancy
b.
18091
b. 7/27/1827
Williaa Kallay Margaret Garv«r John Burford Abrahaa Walker Mary Walker Robert Porterfield Robert Claypoole Samael Caapbell
JA)CS CLAYPOOLE (JaaMS-JaMS-Joaeph-JaMs) and wife,
Sarah, are listed on the adalni strati on account of bis father. In 1820 his brothera anl sister deeded hia part of a tract of land called "Oakland" in ArMtTong Co., Pa. At that tine he was listed as living in Beaver Co., Pa. He evidently returned to Suanit Township, Sonerset Co., Pa. where his father lived prior to aoving to Arastrong Co. A Claypole Ceaetery is located in Staait Tvp. containing three gravest Mary and Elisabeth Claypole and one aaaarked grave. (History of Soaerset Co., Pa.) Childreni t
290 Mary
291. Elisabeth
117. JAMES CLAYPOOL COPPER (Cooper) -(Elisabeth Claypoole- Jaaes-Jos^h-Jaaas)
aarried Elisabeth Chaabers, dau. Jaaes Chaabers of Trenton, N.J. Childreni
292. Elisabeth Claypoole Dnaarried
293. George Lost at sea, age 14 yrs.
294. Norris d. age 21
295. Annie died young
296. Susan Chaabers
297. Thoaas
298.
299. John Chaabers
d. d.
1890 1«91
Wa. Rogers Saitb
(1) Martha Hall
(2) Louisa Culver Dnaarried
(1) Mary Ryal
(2) Mary Trego
119. JANE RAMSAY PEALE (Mary Claypoole- J died 3/27/1866. Married 6/7/1806 Or. dated 4/9/1813, probated 4/28/1813). Childreni
300. Virginia
301. Williaa
302. tmu
303. Edgar
>s- Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 9/26/1784; Saauel SIms, who died 1813 (Will She taught ausic.
303. Mary Jane
b. in Baltiaore, Md.
a. Elisabeth Coates a* John Yeates
121. JAMES PEALE, Jl. (Mary Claypoole- Jaaas-Joseph-Jaaes) was bom 3/6/1789 in
Philadelphia, Pa.; died there 10/27/1876. Married (1) 12/18/1812 Anna Dunn, daa. of Jaaes & Elisabeth (Lovaine) Dunn. She died 1814 in giving birth to her only child; (2) 5/11/1822 Sophonisba Peale, his cousin, born 5/15/1801 in Philadelphia; died there 8/3/1878, dau. of Raphaelle & Martha (McElathery) Peale. He had his share of the faaily talent for painting and exhibited several at Philadelphia including the "Hi|^ Street Bridge," and several water scenes. He was a clerk in the U. S. Bank and showed ability in detective work, capturing a gang of counter- feiters.
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121. JAMES PEALE, JR. (Hury Cl«7pool«-JaM*-Jos*ph-JaaM) Cont'd.
Children of 2t^ ■arriagai (Poala Faaily Hlstory-BaltlBoro Hist. Soc.)
Ellon q. M. Plold Margorot Brlggs
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/9/1891 |
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122. ANNA CLAYPOOLB PEALE (Mary Claypoolo-JaMa-Josoph-Jaiaas) was born 3/6/1791; died 12/25/1878. Married (1) 8/27/1829, Rav. Dr. W». Staugbton, bom 1/4/ 1770; diad 12/12/1829; (2) Gen. Wllliaa Duncan as his 3rd vlfe. She was one of the bast miniature painters of her day* She painted portraits of Angella Vallase, Coaoodore BalnbrldgBf Margaret Hart Slaaons, Agnes Clark* Gen. Lalleaand, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dexter, Gen. & Mrs. Andrew Jackson, etc* (Watson, "Annals of Philadelphia" Vol. 3, p. 94)
125. SASAH MIRIAM PEALE (Mary Claypoole-JaBcs-Joseph-JaMs) was bom 5/19/1800; died 2/4/1885 in Philadelphia, Pa. Lived In St. Louis for 30 yrs. and 20 yrs. elsewhere. "Her portraits had won reputation for excellence, and the Marquis da La Fayette when on his second visit to this country, in 1825, was >ng the noted personages who gave her sittings.**
126. MARY CLAYPOOLE (Abrahaa G.-Jaaes-Joseph-Jaaes) was bom 11/16/1790; died 3/2/1873. Married 4/9/1818, Thoaas Cadwalder Rockhill of Cincinnati, Ohio, bora 12/17/1790; died 3/10/1855.
Childreni
310. Thoaas C, Jr. b. 2/20/1820; d. 4/1/1849 a. Dorothea Hoodville
311. Mary C. b. 2/16/1823; d. 5/4/1852 a. Judge Craig Blddle
127. ELIZA FALCONER CLAYPOOLE (Abrahaa G.-Jaaes- Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 3/18/1794 in Trenton, N. J.; died 12/16/1864. Married 11/30/1824, Wllliaa Carson of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Childreni
312. David
313. Erakine
314. Mary Alice
315. Dr* Wllliaa
316. Jane Oliver
a*
Elisabeth Hyde Mary Poindextcr Dnaarrled
(1) Louisa Whiteaan
(2) Esther A. Irwin Saauel F. McCoy
128. JAMES THOMPSON CLAYPOOLE (Abrahaa G.-Jaaes -Joseph- Jaaes) was bom about 1792 in Trenton, N. J. Married Elisa Alllbone, bom 5/ /1801 in Philadelphia, Pa; died 1867, dau. of Thoaas Alliboaa. He died in 1862. Both buried in Lot 3, Section 0, Green Far* Csnatary, Coluabus, Ohio. Jaaes T. Claypoole & Elisa his wife, heirs of Thoaas Alllbone, signed a deed 8/8/ 1826 selling land in Arastrong Co., Pa. (Grantor Indext Vol. 5, p. 401) (The other heirs of Thoaas Alllbone werei Susan, Ntshville, Tenn., widow of John Huaphreys, late of Virginia; Mary A. wife of Rev. ThMuis Osborne, Paisto, S. Car.; Rebecca, wife of Matthew Watson, Nashville, Tenn.; Esther, wife of George W. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio; Frances, wife of Wllliaa Lawber, Philadelphli Pa.; and Sarah, a spinster, Nashville, Tenn.) Chlldrent
317. Jaaes b. 1/1/1826; d. 12/27/1886 a. Mary A. Curtis
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DESCEHDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
190 lAMT BYBire CLAYPOOLE (Abr«h«i G.-J«B««-Jo««ph-J«»««) w«« bom about 1797j 129. JANE J2J?,r6/2 1/1819; ThoSL Joo. of Chill Icotho, Ohio, bom 1776, diod 1856. Sho WM hl« ■•cond witm. He w«« «n Ironaaster, Robs Co., Ohio, ovTMr of R«pl<J Forgo, BMckhom Fumaco, Marblo Iron Workt, Manec Imn Uorka, Mo. In 1826, otc. (Virkuai Vol. 4, p. 638)
Chlldroni
b. 1823, d. 1912
320. Ellcaboth
323. Alio*
326. Idward
I,
318. WUllaa
319. Abrahaa
322. Lowts
325. Gortrudo
■. Lucy Ann Dua 321. Anvil
326. Jaao
327. Mary
130. ALICE Am CLAYPOOLE (Abrahaa G.-Ja»oa-Jo««ph-Ja«o«) was born 12/7/1798, dlod 9/30/1822. Marrlod Darld Orynno of Cincinnati, Ohio who sorvod in tbo War of 1812. Bo died 1849.
ChildtoMi
326. Abrahaa Eran b. d. 3/18/1863 a. Cottio Moor* Flags
131. SALAH CLAYPOOLE (Abrahaa G.-Jaaoa-Joaoph-Jaaas) was bom 2/9/1801, dlod 1/31/1870. Marriod 6/28/1825, Williaa David Lowls of Philadelphia, bora 9/22/1792, dlod A/1/1881. Ho waa Collector of the Port of Philadelphia, 1851.
Childreni
327. Wa. David b. 1827, d. 1/19/1872 a.
328. Sarah Claypoole b. 1829 a.
329. Aaelia ■*•
330. Mary Alice b. 11/26/1832, d. &/9/1866
331. Julia ■•
332. Ellen Jane ■•
Clara Faaaltt Theaaa No 11 son Robert Le Roy
Ephriaa Clark
(1) J. M. Cash
(2) D. C. Jackson
141.
REBECCA VALLACE (Rebecca Chaabers-Edith Claypoole-Joseph-Jaaes) vas bom 8/23/1778, died 1/3/1867. Married 1800, Judge Jacob Burnet, LLD, bom
1770, died 1853 at Cincinnati, Ohio, aon of Dr. Ua. Burnet, Delegata to the Continental Congress frea Mew Jersey and the lat Surgeon General of the Aray Judge Burnet graduated froa Princeton (A.B.) in 1791, Judge of the Supreae Court of Ohio, 1821-28, U. S. Senator, 1828-31. Childreni
333. Eliaabeth tf. 1889 a.
334. Robert Wallace a.
335. Caroline a.
336. Williaa b. 1806, d. 1892 a.
♦
337. Am
d.
1859
Wa. S. Groesbeck, M.D. Margaret Groesbeck Nathaniel McLean
(1) Margaretta Currie
(2) Suoan M. Clark
(3) Mary Schooley Vachel Worth! ngton
142. ANN SOWCRVILLE WALLACE (Rebecca Chaabers-Edith Claypoole-Joseph-Jaaes) was bom 1/27/1782, died 12/15/1864. Married 11/14/1804, Martin Baua, bom 6/15/1765, died 12/14/1831. Childreni
b. 9/14/1805, d. 2/17/1807
b. 8/1/1807, d. 11/6/1841
b. 11/26/1809, d. 9/23/1832
b. 8/1/1812
b. 3/30/1815, d. 6/7/1838
b. 4/5/1818, d. 9/10/1838
b. 9/23/1820
338. Robert Wallace
339. Jacob
340. Martin
341. Mary Perry
342. Devid Chaabers
343. C. Kerahnsr
344. Cleaner
a> Alexander H* Swing
a. Charles Hartahom
144. MARY WALLACE (Rebecca Chaabers-Edith Claypoole-Joseph-J 1787, died 8/22/1812. Married 10/3/1809, Saauel Perry. Childreni
345. Edward Wallace b. 8/22/1810
is) was born 3/lS/
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOU
14S. COL. ROBERT WALLACE (R«b«cc« Clunb*rs-Edlth Claypool«-J»««ph-J«Ms) vas born 9/10/1789; Married Jam E. Starrat (Staratt).
Chlldrant
346. Lucy d. 7/24/1890 a. Howard Naff
153. JESSE D. C. CLAYPOOLE (Joslah- t -probably Josaph-Jaiwa) waa bom 1824| diad 7/4/1881. Harrlad (1) Harriot Bavansi (2) 6/20/1872, Eaily Hall Davay, bom 4/3/1845, dau. of Ollvar Stanlay & Matilda W. Sparrow) Davay. Livad at Brldgton, N. J. and latar In Nov Bam, N. C. Chlldran of 2nd ■arrlagai
347. Carolina
348. Adallna a. A. J. Mltchall
349. Jeasa Stanlay b. 1/3/1881 ■. Prances Broadfoot
155. ANN WRIGHT CLAYPOOLE (Dr. Wllllaa-Gaorga-Gaorga-Joaaph-Jaiaaa) vaa bom 1791; dlad 1838. Married 1809 or 1810, Wllllaa Henry Hill of
Wilmington, N. C. Children!
350. Ann Eli»a b.5/ /1813| d. 12/6/1896
160. JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE CLARK (Ann Claypoola-Joaeph- George- Joaeph-JaMa) vaa bora 3/12/1796; died 3/26/1881. Married 12/27/1820, Ellxabeth Ceppuek.
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351. Nancy |
b. |
9/28/1821 |
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352. Ja«ob |
b. |
1/17/1823 |
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353. Jaaes Coppuck |
b. |
8/4/1824; d |
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354. Joseph Claypool |
b. |
11/28/1825 |
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356. Edaund |
b. |
4/30/1827 |
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357. Henry Knight |
b. |
1/29/1829 |
10/ /1891
358. Elisabeth Coppuck b. 6/21/1831; d. 3/1/1833
359. Benjaaln George b. 6/27/1833
360. Mary Jane b. 3/12/1835
Saauel K. Kille E. Louise Kille R. A. Cbapaan Mary Godell Cornell la Cornwall
(1) Albina Preston
(2) Adelaide
Maria Hyde
Rev. T. H. Culten
166. WILLIAM WOODROUSE CLAYPOOLE (Joseph-Joseph-George-Joseph-Jaoes) was bora
7/16/1799; baptised in Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa. 2/26/1800. Married Mary
Children:
361. Mary b. died young; Bur. St. Paul's, Philadalph'm
170. JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE (Joseph- Joseph- George- Joseph- Jaaes) was born 7/10/1810;
died 1/22/1856. Married Mary Sexton. Chlldreni
362. Nancy b. 1/17/1836 a. George Eustis
363. Joseph Sexton b. 4/23/1838
364. Esekiel b. 5/lb/l841; d. 1884 (?)
365. Mary b. 6/25/1846; d. 1872 (?)
184. JOHN REED (Janes-Rebecca Claypoole- Joseph- Joseph- Jaaes) was born
dlad 1849. He reaoved to Belaont Co., Ohio. Married Martha Coglll, bom 1781; died 1849. Chlldreni
366. Isaac a. Mary A. Price
367. Jaaes Porter b. 1802; d. 1886 a. Sarah Kent
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DESCENDAIfrS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
185. CAPT» JOHN MOORE REED (G«n. W».-Reb«:c« Cl*ypool«-Jo8«ph-Jo««ph-J«M«) »M born 3/10/1792 in Loudoun Co., V«.; dl«(l 2/ /1855 In Mason Co., Ky. Mwrlod 10/12/1812, Judith Laak*, born 12/22/1792; died 7/14/1841 (Toabston* Shannon C«Mt«ry, Mason Co., Ky.) with Ualtar Laaka signing Cha Marriaga Bond. Capt. John M. Raad, of tba Taxas Mountad Voluntaars, sarvad in tha Haxican War. Will datad 11/7/1854} provad Fabruary Court, 1855 (Kantucky Aneastors Vol. 3, No. 1, July, 1967). Childnn all born In Mason Co., Ky. Datas froa Raad Bibla in possassion of Mr. Robart Uolbrook, Laviston, Idaho. Childrani
b. 9/28/1813; d. 9/1/1856
b. 8/22/1815; d. by 1850
b. 2/3/ 1817; d. by 4/1860
b. 11/13/1818
b. 6/14/1820; d. ll/H/1902
b. 8/14/1822; d. 6/22/1845
b. 4/22/1824} d. 8/31/1851
b. 5/19/1826; d. 10/8/1826
b. 9/25/1827} d. 3/14/1848
368. Isaac Shalby
369. Susan
370. Arvlnda 0.
371. Mary Moora
372. Nancy L.
373. Sarah U.
374. Ellsabath
375. Julia Ann
376. Josaph Jaaaa
Jana Calvart Aaron Wbaalar Abrahaa Glidawall Mason Ball Stapban Pr amp ton
Jaaas Lacy
377. Judith Ann Lacy b. 7/25/1829; d. 1/24/1914
187.
1835 of Cholera 1835 •• "
Elllaon
. (1) Laonidas Clark (2) Wyatt Waadon
WILLIAM REED, JR. (Can. Ua.-Sabacca Claypoola-Josaph-Josaph-Janas) vas undar 14 yrs. In Octobar, 1808; died in Missouri in 1870. Marriad (1) 4/10/1827 Sidnay Kannard, bom 1/7/1808; diad 6/17/1835 of Cholara (ToBbstona in Shannon Caii«tary, Mason Co.. Mo.){ (2) In Clark Co.. Mo.. Margarat Ann Galnas, bom 7/30/1820; died 1870. » . »~ i«ui
Children of 1st ■arrlagat
378. Sarah Ann b. 2/22/1828
379. Mary K. b. 1830; d.
380. Aaanda D. b. 1832 d. Children of 2nd ■arriagai
381. Williaa b. 1/31/1839} d. 3/12/1887
382. Delilah E. b. 2/6/1841; d. 7/24/1858
383. Louise J. b. 3/23/1843; d. 1889
384. Mary Catherine b. 7/23/1845 b. 12/3/1847; d. 3/12/1887 b. 10/29/1850} d. 7/19/1879 b. 5/5/1853} d. 8/24/1854 b. 6/22/1855
b. 6/13/1857} d. 1884
b. 10/17/1859} d. 12/2/1860
b. 10/15/1861; d. 1889
b. 4/4/1864} d. 1938
385. Jaaes W.
386. Julia Ann
387. John M.
388. Listie
389. Alice B.
390. Ida Virginia
391. Suaan M.
392. Agnes Lee
■• Tall ■. Kate Fitshenry
Kincaid
Filter
393. John M.
394. Gua ^0* cif*.^ "* ^°°* Rodgars «» 395. Otto 396. ^„ Lao
^i^Ur«. "•' """"*• *" "**• «• «*»- "*7, bur. York C-^tery.
395. Penina b. 10/4/1835
396. ThoMa
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DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLB
192. ISABEL CLAYPOOL (Josttph-Jnaa-Joscph-Joseph-JaMs) aarriad
John Hollcnback, aon of Lawronco Hollonbock who waa born In Now York
and movod to Clark Co., Illinola in 1816. (Ho aarriod 1st, Isabol Houta.) Chlldrons
397. Mary Jano b. 12/8/1853j d. 7/13/1947 a. Charloa C. Hoguo
194. JAMES CLAYPOOLB (Joaoph-Jaaoa-Joaeph-Joaoph-Jaaoa) waa a Clrll War votoran; llrod in Clark Co., Illinois, lator aovlng to Marahall, IlllBols.
Childrent
398. Willlaa P. b. d. aftor 1900 a. Aaanda Ulllard
399. Roy Sorvod in W. W. I
195. JAMES CLAYPOOLB (JaiMS-Jaaos-Joseph-Josoph-JaiBOs) aarrlad Maria Siapaon.
Childrent
400. Bonjaain b. 1844; d. 1919
400b. Jamas Millard b. 3/ /1856 a. Jessla Wintamu^*
198. EDITH SHAW (Margarot Claypoolo-Jaaos-Josoph-Josoph-Jaaos) was bom 1179/1799 in Loudon Co., Va.; diod 8/9/1888. Married 1821, Nathan Bonjaain, bom
S/ll/1801; died 4/7/1876 at Tolone, Chaapaign Co., 111. Childrent
b. 5/22/1822; d. 1828
b. 5/19/1824
b. 8/28/1826; d. 11/17/1916
b. 8/6/1828; d. 1830
b. 8/27/1830; d. at birth
b. 11/15/1831; d. 1/24/1911
b. 2/13/1835; d. 9/9/1854
b. 6/12/1837; d. 5/19/1918
b. 11/13/1839; d. age 2 yrs.
410. Priscilla b. 3/1/1842; d. 4/27/1888
Joshua Miller Sarah Redaond
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Mar i ah |
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402. |
Mary Ann |
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403. |
James |
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404. |
Isaac |
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405. |
John |
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406. |
Eliza |
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407. |
Elisabeth |
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408. |
Sarah |
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409. |
Marguerite |
a. W. H. Cannon
a. George A. Staley
197. AMiA SHAW (Margaret Claypoole-James-Joseph- Joseph-James) was born 3/28/1798; died 7/30/1825. Married 1/4/1816, James Kelley, born 8/12/1795 in Louden Co., Va.; died 11/25/1871 at Bshobeth, Perry Co., Ohio. Children!
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b. 1/5/1819 |
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1827 |
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b. 9/ /1821; d. |
1827 |
200. ELIZABETH SHAW (Margaret Claypoolo- James- Joseph-Joseph- Jaaes) was bom 7/8/ 1804 in Louden Co., Va.; died 4/5/1854. Married l/lS/1826, Jaaes Kelley, as his 2nd wife, after death of her sister Anna. Rest Perry Co., Ohio. Childrent
b. 3/19/1827; d. 1864 in Civil War a. Sarah Riley
b. 1/24/1829
b. 1/27/1831
b. 5/2/1833; d. 4/15/1907 m. Caroline Hamilton
b. 10/6/1835
b. 1838
b. 3/3/1841
b. 7/22/1843 m. Dr. A. D, McArthur
415. Nathan
416. James W.
417. Henry F.
418. Asbury Clark
419. Margaret Ann
420. Vincent F.
421. Harriet Jane
422. Catherine Marii
201. SARAH SHAW (Margaret Claypoole-James-Joseph-Joseph- James) was born 8/9/1806;
MaiTied Enaminger. Their son, Samuel, was mentioned In her father's will. Childrent 423. Samuel
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DESCENDANTS OP JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
203. CATHERINE SHAW (Marsarct Claypool«-J«»««-Jo««ph-Jo««ph-J«iB«8) w«» born
8/26/1806} dl*<l Chlldr«Bi
U2U. Harrlaon 423. John V. 426. Prlsellla 627. Martha
428. Rebart
429. natchar
430. Jaalna
1891. Marrlad ll/l/l838, Joahua Chllcota.
b. b. b. b.
1839| d.
1841J d.
1842; d.
1844; d.
1863 In Ky. during Civil Mar
b. Abt.1846;
b. b.
1848; d. d.
1929 1925 1929
1907 1885
Harriet Moora ■. John W. Moora
a. Balla Zartaan
205. STEPHEN SHAW (Margarat Claypoola-Jaaaa-Joaaph-Joaaph-Jaaas) waa bom 8/10/ 1821 J dlad 1903. Marriad (1) Matilda Millar; (2) Mary Shaw. Childrani
431. Martha «. Saith 432. Eva 433. Tlllia a. John Yarnall 434. Aabury
209.
ALFRED CLAYPOOL (Saaual-Jaaaa-Joaaph-Joaaph-Jaaaa) was born 10/14/1828 in Parry Co., Ohio; diad 5/8/1905 In McLaan Co., 111. Marriad 4/24/1851, Bliaabath Slapaon, born 1/23/1833; diad 9/20/1900 at Saybrook, III. Childrani
b. 4/22/1852;
b. 10/15/1853; d. 7/15/1930
435. Malvina J.
436. Auatln S.
437. John Ottova
438. Clara Ella
439. Ruth Ophalia
440. John Findlay
441. Althaa Jana
442. Edith Blanch
443. Arl Rubia
b. 9.28/1855; d. 4/ /1927
b. 6/13/1858
b. 7/31/1860
b. 9/12/1862; d. 2/12/1916
b. 6/24/1869; d. 3/21/1904
b. 7/12/1871
b. 4/3/1873; d. 7/11/1874
a.
a.
a.
Franic Baas
(1) Mary Hull
(2) Rosa Nickarson Els la Chubbuck Dava Warlay
Joe Braver Fannie Schradar Williaa Pulliaa Maurice Yoting
215. ROBERT HOBART SMITH (Rebecca Robart-Hannah Pratt-Rabecca Claypoole-Joseph- Jaaas) was bom 4/23/1792; died 8/10/1858. Married 9/23/1813, Mary Potta, boim 12/7/1792; died 2/11/1878. Children!
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Robert |
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7/4/1816; d. 8/18/1876 |
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Joseph Potts |
b. |
6/5/1818; d. 3/23/1888 |
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Williaa A. |
b. |
9/9/1820 |
a. |
(1) Clara Bull (2) Margaret Jonea |
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Alfred |
b. |
10/31/1822; d. 1877 |
a. |
(1) Mary Butler (2) Louiaa Woodbridge |
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Sarah Potts |
b. |
9/29/1824; d. 3/24/1891 |
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Hobart |
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Edaund |
b. |
4/5/1829 |
a. |
Arabella Bamea |
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Corrln |
b. |
9/19/1831; d. 5/5/1883 |
a. |
Mary E. Garrett |
216. ANNA POTTS SMITH (Rebecca Hobart-Hannah Pratt-Rabecca Claypoole-Joaaph-Jaaes) waa born 12/14/1793; died 7/23/1875. Married 12/2/1810, Daniel LaMotte of Wllalngton, Del.
Chlldreni
453. Daniel
454. Eugenia V.
455. Robert S.
456. WilllMi A.
457. Anna R.
458. Harry D.
b. d. 1883 a. Dolores Murqulondo
b. 8/24/1822; d. 9/8/1839
b. d. 12/16/1888 a. Ellen Ciat
Lt. Col., Wilaington, Dal.
459. Francis Forney b. 6/23/1833; d. 10/17/1835
460. Alfred V.
461. Charlea Eugene b. 1839; d. 5/24/1887
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a. Suaan Fomahls Col. 4th Dal. Vol.
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH CLAYPOOLE
217. WILL T.AM ALEXANDER SMITH (R«b«cc« Hob«rt-H«nn*h Pr«tt-R«b«cc« Claypool*- Jos*ph-Jain«>) was born 3/23/l79Sj dl«d 5/8/1845. Married 12/30/1828,
Sarah Gariffltts, bom Childrant
462. Mary
463. Rebecca H.
464. Sarah
465. Abby Walls
466. Samiel G.
467. Willlaa P.
468. Snniel G.
469. Robert Willlj
1798; died
1863.
b. 10/20/1829
b. 1/21/1831
b. 5/19/1832; d. 12/29/1836
b. 8/14/1834; d. 2/22/1851
b. 5/10/1838; d. 7/1/1839
b. 9/2/1839; d.
b. 5/15/1842; d. 8/11/1862
b. 4/11/1836
n. Eally Stoneabury
m. (1) Mary Austin (2) Mary Penlngton
218. REBECCA HOBART SMITH (Rebecca Hobart-Hannah Pratt-Rebecca Claypoole-Joaeph- JaMs) was bom 10/6/1796; died 5/1/1835. Married 5/18/1824, Willlaa F. Grlffitts, son of Sanniel Powell & Mary (Flshboum) Grlffltts. Chlldrcni
470. Samiel Powell died In Infancy
471. Robert Snlth
472. Helen Snlth
473. Mary
226. REBECCA SMITH HOBART (John-Hannah Pratt-Rebecca Claypoole-Joscph-Jaaes)
died 8/3/1864. Married Levi Sllllman Ives, 0. 0., L.L.O. Children!
474. John Henry Hobart died young
227. ELIZABETH CATHERINE HOBART (John-Hannah Pratt-Rebecca Claypoole-Josepb- Jaaes) was bom 1/27/1810; died 5/26/1883. Married 6/22/1830, Rev. G.
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Ealen Hare, O.D, L.L.D., |
born 1808; died 1 |
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475. John Henry H. |
b. 8/26/1831 |
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476. Anna Emlen |
b. 2/28/1833 |
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477. Charles Willing |
b. 8/31/1835 |
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478. George Enlen |
b. 12/1/1836; d. 8/1/1848 |
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479. Wllliani Hobart |
b. 5/l7/l83a |
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480. Chandler |
b. 2/4/1840; d. 1/19/1893 |
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481. J. Montgomery |
b. 1/20/1842 |
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482. Mary Hobart |
b. 12/3/1844 |
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483. Robert Enott |
b. 7/19/1847 |
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484. ElUabeth C. |
b. 10/10/1849 |
1892.
Marlanna Clark Spencer Miller Mary Ulddlfleld
Charlotte Greene Mary Meredith
(1) Jeanle WUllaa
(2) Helolse OuUlen
229. REV. JOHN HENRY HOBART, D.D. (John-Hannah Pratt-Rebecca Claypoole-Joseph-
Jantes) was born 10/1/1817 In New York City; Married Elisabeth Rlggs.
Children:
485. Mary Collins b. 5/12/1845; d. 1889
486. John Henry, III b. d. 1890