|
TUNES-KLINKEN Family
Tree 1
Hermann KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1555, Monchengladbach Germany Spouse: Giert (Giertgen) Children: Johann (~1587-) 1.1
Johann KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1587, Munchen-Gladback Germany Spouse: Katharine (Trientgen) AN DER HEIDEN Birth: abt 1591, Munchen-Gladback Germany Death: 3-13-1630/31 Father: Johann HEIDEN Mother: Agnes (Nies) Children: Thonis (~1619-) 1.1.1
Thonis KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1619, Munchen-Gladback Germany Children: Abraham (~1660-~1710) Aret (Arhnoldt) (~1645-1708) 1.1.1.1a
Abraham TUNES* ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1660, Germany Death: between 1710-20, Germantown, Philadelphia,
Pa Occ: Weaver TUNIS
FAMILY. Abraham Tunes, founder of the family of
that name in Pennsylvania, as well
as a branch of the same family later known as Tennis, came to Pennsylvania
from Crefeld-on-the-Rhine, with the first settlers of Germantown. He arrived in Philadelphia in the
"Concord," July 29, 1683, and
was one of the original founder of this, the first German settlement in
Penn's colony, and member of the Frankfort Company the projectors of this
colony, and the purchasers from William Penn, of the land on which they
settled. Abraham
Tunes was Burgess of Germantown in the years 1693-94 Spouse: Beatrix (Boetzen) LUKEN Birth: Wickrath, Rheinland, Prussia Father: Wilhelm LUKEN Mother: Aeltgen (Adelheid) Marr: bef Jun 1683 Children: Alice (Aeltie) (1691-<1732) Anthony Elizabeth (1685-) Catharine (Trintje) (1687-) Other
Spouses Bathsheba 1.1.1.1a.1
Alice (Aeltie) TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1-1691/2 Death: bef Dec 1732 Spouse: Jacob LEVERING Birth: 21 Jan 1693, Roxborough Pa Death: Oct 1753, Whitpaine Pa Father: Wigard LEVERING (~1649-1745) Mother: Magdalena BOKERS (~1650-1717) Marr: 2 Feb 1717 Children: Magdalena (~1716-) Abraham (1717-1804) Wigard (Wechard) (1719-1782) William (1721-1785) Jacob (~1723-<1807) Anthony (~1725-1788) Benjamin (1728-1804) Septimus (~1731-<1794) 1.1.1.1a.1.1
Magdalena LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1716, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Spouse: Samuel SHOWLER Death: bef 1809, Lancaster County, Pa Marr: 27 Sep 1740 Children: GABRIEL (1741-) JABOB (1743-) BENJAMIN (1745-) JOHN (1748-) SAMUEL (1750-) 1.1.1.1a.1.2
Abraham LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: May 1717, Green ln. Roxborough Pa. Death: 31 Oct 1804 Reli: Baptist Both
he and his wife were notably pious persons. The records of the First Baptist
Church of Philadelphia, which is now (1894) situated on the northwest corner
of Arch and Fourteenth (Broad) Streets, show that both Abraham and Anna
Levering were baptised in the river Schuylkill, on September 11, 1756.
Subsequently they became constituent members of the Roxborough Baptist
Church, which was organized August 23, 1789, and he was made the first
Deacon, having been chosen to that office on March 27, 1791. Until that time,
since the organization, the pastor or supply officiated in the service of
communion The church, as first constituted,
consisted of 32 members, of whom 11 were Leverings and 2 were married women
who had borne the name. The old "meeting house," as first erected
in 1793, stood in the midst of the present Leverington Cemetery. The approach
from Ridge Avenue was between two long lines of Lombardy Poplar trees, while
the building was surrounded by large Elms. These were consumed by fire, which
destroyed the building. It was rebuilt in 1830, and like destruction
compelled a third building in 1870, which also followed in flames in April,
1876. This third loss determined the congregation to remove to a new site,
which was selected close against Ridge Avenue, a few rods east of the
entrance gate to the long-used location. Abraham4: In early life he lived on the
Ridge Road, below the 6-mile stone (measured from Second and Market Street),
where, about the year 1746, he built a large stone house upon land adjoining
that of his brother Wigard, and opposite to that of his brother Jacob. During his later years he lived on Green
Lane, at the old homestead of his father. Before a meeting house was built in
Roxborough his dwelling was often used as a preaching place. He was a
constant attendant at church, and usually carried a large cane. He had a
peculiar dislike for dogs in the meeting house, hence, whenever he found one
there he caned it out. Mrs. Levering died Aug. 1, 1799. He
survived her several years. At the time of his death, which occurred on Oct.
31, 1804, he was a venerable looking man with white, flowing locks. His
estate embraced a large tract of land, upon which a part of Manayunk is now
built. His will, dated Aug. 20, 1798, was proved in Philadelphia on Dec. 15,
1804. Both were interred in Leverington Cemetery. Spouse: Anna THOMAS Birth: 1726 Death: 1 Aug 1799 Father: Griffith THOMAS Mother: Margaret Marr: 14 Oct 1745 Children: Jacob (1746->1798) Margaret (1748-) John (1750-1832) Anthony (1752-1818) Mary (1755-1843) Magdalena (Died as Infant) (1757-) Anna (1761-) Samuel (1765-1823) 1.1.1.1a.1.3a
Wigard (Wechard) LEVERING* ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1719, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Death: 6 Jul 1782, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Burial: Leverington Cemetary, Roxborough Pa "He
owned several tracts of land in Roxborough. One contained 88 acres, which he
bought in 1753, and which he sold in parcels to various persons. To recover this land one of his grandsons
brought an action of ejectment in the year 1854 and another in 1857. He also
owned a farm on the northerly side of the Ridge Road, at the corner of Hermit's
Lane, and on it erected a large stone house similar to that of his brother
Abraham. The date stone marked WL., 1742, is now in possession of Enoch
Levering, who uses it as a back to his fireplace in order to keep it safe.
Having sold all his lands in Roxborough. Wechard removed to Plymouth Township
(then in Philad., now in) Montgomery Co., where he bought a large tract of
land," etc. The farm at the "corner of Hermit's
Lane" Wechard sold and transferred to his nephew, John Levering, who
lived in the house described, and died there July 28, 1832. His son Enoch
succeeded to the ownership, and lived in the premises nntil he died, in June,
1775, aged 79 1/2 years. All the children of John, from the year 1778 to
1795, including Enoch, were born in this house. It is now numbered 3905 Ridge
Avenue, Philad., being north of 3900th Street, formerly Hermit Street. It is
still (1894) occupied by Sophia, widow of Enoch, and their uamarried daughter
Sarah S., who will succeed to the title, by provision of the will of her
father, on the death of her mother, who is now 86(1894) years old. Wechard
died July 6, 1782, and was buried in Lev. Cem. His will, on record in
Philadelphia, is dated May 24, 1782, and was proved July 22, 1782. His
signature to this will is written WECHARD Levering, a corruption of Wigard,
and spelled as his pronunciation sounded. Spouse: Elizabeth STURGES Children: JOSEPH (1748-) JACOB (~1750-) ELIZABETH (~1753-) BENJAMIN (1754-~1816) WIGARD (1756-1785) Other
Spouses Elizabeth ????? 1.1.1.1a.1.3b
Wigard (Wechard) LEVERING* (See above) ---------------------------------------- Spouse: Elizabeth ????? Birth: 1732 Death: Oct 1813 Children: MARY (1762-) PETER (1764-1807) MARGARET (1765-) WILLIAM (1767-1828) MAGDALENA (1768-) ALICE (1771-) HANNAH (1775-) Other
Spouses Elizabeth STURGES 1.1.1.1a.1.4
William LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1721, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Death: 7 Nov 1785 Burial: Leverington Cemetary, Roxborough Pa WILLIAM4:
b. at Roxb, in 1721; m. May 16, 1751, by Rev. Peter Peterson Vanhorn, a
Baptist minister, to Margaret Lohrmann, who was born May 23, 1729, in
Schweigen. Publication of the marriage was made at the Lower Dublin Baptist
Church, at Philadelphia, as shown by the original certificate of marriage,
which was preserved by Abraham Levering. It bears the signatures of the
following Leverings: Elizabeth Levering, Jacob Levering, Hannah Levering,
Anthony Levering, Benjamin Levering, Septimus Levering, Jacob Levering, Alice
Levering, Abraham Levering, Anna Levering, Wechard Levering and Elizabeth
Levering. Mr. Levering d. Nov. 7, 1785, and Mrs. L. d. Nov. 18, 1805, aged 79
years. Both are interred in Lev. Cem. Will:
They had no children. He left a will dated Aug. 8, 1785, which was proved at
Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pa., on Nov. 16, 1785. He gave a Legacy of
"Thirty pounds to poor and distressed persons of the Methodist
Society," and bequeathed the residue of his estate among his brothers and
sisters and their children. His widow, Margaret, left a will dated in 1802,
which was proven in Court at Norristown on Dec. 11, 1805. It
is known that they resided at Plymouth. Their removal to that part of the County
was made subsequent to their marriage, as indicated by their certificate of
marriage having occurred in Philad. Spouse: Margaet LOHRMANN Birth: 23 May 1729, Schweigen. Death: 18 Nov 1805 Marr: 16 May 1751 1.1.1.1a.1.5
Jacob LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1723, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Death: bef 1807 JACOB:
b. about 1723, in Roxb.; m. Elizabeth (???). He d. prior to 1807. Mr. Jones
says of him: "He built, in 1753, a house on the tract of land devised to
him by his father, situated on the south side of the Ridge Road; it is now
(1858) owned and occupied by Charles Righter. Among the witnesses to his
brother William's marriage were Elizabeth and Jacob Levering, and I hence
infer that they were this Jacob and his wife. I think he afterwards resided
in Philadelphia." Spouse: Elizabeth ??? Children: JEREMIAH (~1766-) ZECHARIAH (-<1819) ISRAEL (-<1807) 1.1.1.1a.1.6
Anthony LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1725 Death: 1788 Burial: Merion Friends Meeting grounds ANTHONY:
b. at Roxb. about 1725; m. Dec. 12, 1751, Agnes Tunis. The original marriage
certificate, which was preserved by his grandson, John Levering, states that
the marriage ceremony was performed by Joseph Bonsall, a Justice of the
Peace, for the County of Chester.The witnesses, whose signatures appear upon
the certificate, embrace Jacob Levering, Benjamin Levering, Septimus
Levering, Elizabeth Levering and Hannah Levering. He inherited from his
father a tract of land and a saw-mill in Lower Merion, opposite Manayunk. He
died in 1788. He left a will dated Feb. 25, 1787, which was proven in Court
at Norristown, Mch. 26, 1788. He and his wife were buried at Merion Friends
Meeting grounds. Spouse: Agnes TUNES Birth: 14 Sep 1725 Father: Anthony TUNES (1693-1762) Mother: Mary WILLIAMS (1697-1769) Marr: 12 Dec 1751 Children: Abigail (1767-1824) ABRAHAM (1753-1780) MARY (1755-) HANNAH (1757-) ANTHONY (1759-1826) Lydia (1761-) ELIZABETH (1763-1842) MARGARET (1765-) SARAH (1770-) 1.1.1.1a.1.7
Benjamin LEVERING ---------------------------------------- Birth: 15 Sep 1728, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Death: 25 Feb 1804 Burial: Leverington Cemetary, Roxborough Pa BENJAMIN4:
b. at Roxb. Sept. 15, 1728; m. Apl. 2, 1854, at Swede's Church, Philad., to
Catharine Righter. Mr. Jones states: "He resided on the Ridge Road,
opposite Samuel Gorgas. The farm where he lived was once owned by John Bald.
There was a two-story log house, which was pulled down years ago. A stone
house was also on the place, and that was pulled down in 1857. He d. Feb. 25, 1804. Mrs. L. d. Nov. 14,
1808, aged 76 years. Both are interred at Lev. Cem. Spouse: Catharine RIGHTER Birth: 17 Jun 1732 Death: 14 Nov 1808 Father: Micheal RIGHTER (1708-) Mother: Anna Katherine GEIGER Marr: 2 Apr 1754, Swede's Church, Philad Children: CATHARINE (1756-1821) SUSANNAH (1758-1845) MICHAEL (1765-1846) ALICE (1766-1856) JOSEPH (1767-1839) MARY (~1769-) MARGARET (~1771->1840) 1.1.1.1a.1.8
Septimus LEVERING Sr. ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1731 Death: bef 1794 SEPTIMUS:
b. at Roxb. about 1731. His Christian name was given him because he was the
seventh son. He m. Mary Thomas. He inherited the old homestead on Green Lane,
Roxborough, which was subsequently owned by Peregrine W. Levering, and now
(1894) by Eliza, daughter of the latter. Both were baptised June 25, 1757, as
members of the Great Valley Baptist Church,
in Chester Co., and were dismissed to the Philad. Church July 1, 1761,
indicating removal into the city at that time. He became a Deacon of the
church Sept. 7, 1761, but resigned Oct. 5, 1765. The Minutes of the Church
for Feb. 6, 1775, state: "Our Bro. Septimus Levering, intending to go to Virginia, has requested a Letter
of Recommendation, which the Church agree he shall have." He removed to
Loudon Co., Va. It is not known when or where he died. Mrs. Levering d. June
16, 1794, aged 64 years, and was buried at Lev. Cem. As her monumental stone
describes her as "widow of Septimus Levering," he d. earlier.Pierre
de Simitiere's Mss. in Penna. Library, states: "Septimus Levering was
one of the few persons who kept a carriage in Philadelphia in the latter part
of the eighteenth century." Spouse: Mary THOMAS Birth: 1730 Death: 16 Jun 1794 Father: Griffith THOMAS Mother: Margaret Children: Griffith (1753-1788) Alice (1756-1821) SEPTIMUS (1758->1808) THOMAS (1761-1805) Mary (1772-1862) 1.1.1.1a.2
Anthony TUNES ---------------------------------------- 1.1.1.1a.3
Elizabeth TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 2 May 1685, Germantown Philadelphia Pa. 1.1.1.1a.4
Catharine (Trintje) TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 16 Jan 1687, Germantown Philadelphia Pa. Spouse: Abraham KITE Father: Isaac KITE Marr: 2 Jun 1749 1.1.1.1b
Abraham TUNES* (See above) ---------------------------------------- Spouse: Bathsheba Children: Elizabeth (1685-) Catharine (Trintje) (1687-) William (1688-1748) Anthony (1693-1762) Alice (Aeltie) (1691-<1732) Other
Spouses Beatrix (Boetzen) LUKEN 1.1.1.1b.1
Elizabeth TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 2 May 1685, Germantown Philadelphia Pa/ 1.1.1.1b.2
Catharine (Trintje) TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 16 Jan 1687 1.1.1.1b.3a
William TUNES (TENNIS)* ---------------------------------------- Birth: 2 Nov 1688 Death: 1748 He
[William] received from his father, 1723, a deed for 400 acres of land in
Towamencin twp., now Montgomery co., on which he settled, and where he d.
1748, letters of administration being granted on his estate to his eldest
son, Abraham Tennis (as all of his children signed the name), Jan. 17,
1748-9, Christian, renouncing. Spouse: Magdalena LEVERING Birth: 4 Jun 1696, Roxborough Philadelphia Pa Death: 10 May 1736 Father: Wigard LEVERING (~1649-1745) Mother: Magdalena BOKERS (~1650-1717) Children: John Samuel (-1803) . ANTHONY ABRAHAM (-<1751) Other
Spouses Christian 1.1.1.1b.3a.1
John TUNES (TENNIS) ---------------------------------------- Died
in early manhood, as appears. 1.1.1.1b.3a.2
Samuel TUNES (TENNIS) ---------------------------------------- Death: Mar 1803, Towamencin Twp. Occ: yeoman SAMUEL4:
m. (???) Morgan; d. in March, 1803, in Towamencin Twp. He left a will dated Nov.
27, 1802, in which he describes himself as a "yeoman, advanced in
years." The will was proved at Norristown, Pa., Apl. 5, 1803. The bequests made to children and grand
children indicate a considerable estate, both real and personal. The names of
these beneficiaries furnished me clews to his descendants. Spouse: MORGAN Children: MAGDALENA WILLIAM LAVINA CATHARINE SAMUEL HANNAH Israel (1750-1790) 1.1.1.1b.3a.3
. ANTHONY TUNES (TENNIS) ---------------------------------------- 1.1.1.1b.3a.4
ABRAHAM TUNES (TENNIS) ---------------------------------------- Death: bef 1751, Towamencin Twp. Montgomery Co
Pa. ABRAHAM
The will of Wigard Levering bequeathed "unto my son-in-law William
Tunes," a sum of money for which "Samuel Tennis and John Tennis,
grandsons of Wigard Levering," receipted on Feb. 13, 1751, which
suggests the decease of their father prior to that date. The sons were,
doubtless, born after 1720. Why they changed the spelling of their surname is
not known. They lived in Towamencin Township, in Philadelphia County, which,
in 1784, became a part of Montgomery County, Pa. 1.1.1.1b.3b
William TUNES (TENNIS)* (See above) ---------------------------------------- Spouse: Christian Other
Spouses Magdalena LEVERING 1.1.1.1b.4
Anthony TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1-24-1693/4, Germantown Philadelphia Pa. Death: 30 Jul 1762 Occ: Innkeeper Reli: Quaker Anthony
Tunis rented, in 1746, what had been, since 1709, the "Wayside Inn",
and also the "William Penn Inn", from the heirs of Robert Jones,
its founder and owner. On
his assumption of the Inn, Anthony added an Ordinary Room, or "restaurant"
to the Inn; On the basis of this
addition, the Inn
now became known as "Tunis Ordinary". It continued as such until after
his death in 1762, his heirs continued to operate it
until 1776. Since
the location of Tunis Ordinary was at one of the main intersections
of the Philadelphia-Lancaster road, and the main highway
to the just-then opening West, with ever increasing traffic, the Inn-Ordinary
became an important stopping place, and a
center of activity for the township itself. Anthony
Tunis, from all accounts was an affable, gregarious person. He was
apparently not only an inn-keeper, but was also reported
to have been a fine, experienced blacksmith;
his Inn was also the
local post office, and it is reported that Benjamin
Franklin visited there in 1763, on his inspection tour of the province
as Postmaster-General of the Colonies, and supposed
to have helped sort the mail on that visit.
Anthony was also sheriff
of Lower Merion Township. From
remaining accounts, the price of a meal at "Tunis Ordinary" was two shillings,
the same price charged for lodging a man and
feeding his horse overnight. Anthony
died between the time he wrote his
will, 6th day, 2nd month, 1762, and the date of probate,
which was 29th day, 3rd month, 1762, leaving his son, Joseph as sole
executor, and son Abraham, as trustee.
In his will
he names wife, Mary, sons Joseph and Abraham, and daughters Elenor Cooke,
Alse (Alice) Lees (dec'd), Agnes, Catherine (Kite),
Elizabeth, Hannah Reber, Bathsheba (Griffith, and six grandchildren,
and son-in-law, Evan Griffith. It
would seem that his family ran the Inn until 1776, when Abraham Streeper
acquired the Inn; during the Revolution, Streeper joined
the patriot cause, as First Lieutenant in the 4th Pennsylvania Regiment
of the Continental Line. He left the
running of
the Inn to his wife and servants. The
Inn was known as "Streeper's Inn" until about 1795, when a lavish reception
was held to celebrate the victory of major General
Anthony Wayne at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, at which reception
the General was present, since he was a resident of a
nearby community. From that day, to the present, the Inn became known as the
"General Wayne Inn", although, today, it is no longer an inn or
lodging place, but still serves meals and liquors as it did from its
beginnings at its location, Montgomery Avenue, Merion, Pennsylvania. Remarks:
Anthony Tunis. Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman. Feb. 6, 1762. May 29, 1762.
M.300. Wife: Mary. Children: Joseph, Abraham, trustee, Elinor Cooke, Alse
Lees, Hannah Ribor and Bethsheba. Grandchildren: Elinor, Anthony and Mary
Cooke; Agnes, Catherine, Tunis, Phebe and Elizabeth Lees. Son-in-Law: Evan
Griffith. Exec: Son Joseph. Spouse: Mary WILLIAMS Birth: 7 Feb 1697, Philadelphia Pa. Death: 19 Sep 1769 Father: John WILLIAMS (1670-1740) Mother: ELLIN KLINCKEN (1670-1735) Marr: in the Merion-Radnor Meeting House Children: Agnes (1725-) Joseph 1.1.1.1b.4.1
Agnes TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 14 Sep 1725 Burial: Merion Friends Meeting grounds Spouse: Anthony LEVERING Birth: abt 1725 Death: 1788 Father: Jacob LEVERING (1693-1753) Mother: Alice (Aeltie) TUNES (1691-<1732) Marr: 12 Dec 1751 Children: Abigail (1767-1824) ABRAHAM (1753-1780) MARY (1755-) HANNAH (1757-) ANTHONY (1759-1826) Lydia (1761-) ELIZABETH (1763-1842) MARGARET (1765-) SARAH (1770-) 1.1.1.1b.4.2
Joseph TUNES ---------------------------------------- Remarks:
Joseph Tunis. Lower Merion. Phila. Co. Yeoman. 3 mo. 31, 1772. 19 May 1773.
Brothers in law: Isaac Kite, Anthony Leverin. Sisters: Hannah Righter,
Bethsheba Griffith, Agnes Leverin, Catherine Kite, Elizabeth Righter. Nephew:
Anthony Righter. Uncle: Anthony Williams, Kinsmen: Edward Heston and wife.
Nieces and Nephews: Susanna Griffith and children of brother Abraham, decd.,
sisters Elinor Cook, decd., and Alice Lees, decd. Execs.: Bethsheba Griffith,
Anthony Williams, John Price. Codicil. 4 May 1773. Niece: Susanna Griffith.
Witnesses to Codicil: Lewis Scothurn, Charles Horton, Joseph Price. P:411. 1.1.1.1b.5
Alice (Aeltie) TUNES ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1-1691/2 Death: bef Dec 1732 Spouse: Jacob LEVERING Birth: 21 Jan 1693, Roxborough Pa Death: Oct 1753, Whitpaine Pa Father: Wigard LEVERING (~1649-1745) Mother: Magdalena BOKERS (~1650-1717) Marr: 2 Feb 1717 Children: Magdalena (~1716-) Abraham (1717-1804) Wigard (Wechard) (1719-1782) William (1721-1785) Jacob (~1723-<1807) Anthony (~1725-1788) Benjamin (1728-1804) Septimus (~1731-<1794) 1.1.1.2
Aret (Arhnoldt) KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1645, Haarlem, Holland Death: 1708, Germantown Philadelphia From Bean: Arents Klincken, who came from Dalem, near Creyfelt, in Holland,
to this country in 1683, having known William Penn in Holland. He built the first two-story house ever
raised in Germantown, Penn having been present and partaken of the
raising-dinner. It stood near the
southwest corner of Main and Tulpehocken Streets. Arents Klincken served several years as burgess of Germantown,
but finally, in 1691, declined longer service for conscience' sake. He died at the age of eighty, leaving
a son, Anthony, a noted hunter, who spent a long life in such exercises
in the vicinity, and from whom the traditional name of Anthony has since been
perpetuated in the Williams family. Will dated 12-10-1707/1708 and probated 20
Feb 1707/1708 Spouse: Niske JENSON Death: Worcester Twp. (now Montgomery Co.), PA. Marr: 1666 Children: Ann (1683-<1721) Anthony (ca1677-) ELLIN (1670-1735) 1.1.1.2.1
Ann KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: 4 Jun 1683, Toppenburk, Germany Death: bef Aug 1721 Spouse: Cunread CUNREAD Father: Thones Dennis KUNDERS 1.1.1.2.2
Anthony KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: b ca 1677 Spouse: Sybeyla BILHA 1.1.1.2.3
ELLIN KLINCKEN ---------------------------------------- Birth: 14 Aug 1670, Uttenkirk, Germany Death: 21 Oct 1735, Abington, PA Ellen
was the daughter of Arents Klincken, who came from Dalem, near Creyfelt, in
Holland. John Williams and Ellen, his wife, had six children Spouse: John WILLIAMS Birth: 17 May 1670, Merineth, Wales Death: 13 Aug 1740, Abington Pa. Marr: 3 Jun 1696, Germantown MM Philadelphia Children: Anthony (1711-1793) Mary (1697-1769) Hannah 1.1.1.2.3.1
Anthony WILLIAMS ---------------------------------------- Birth: 6 Aug 1711, Radnor Twp, DE Death: 11 Aug 1793, Bristol Twp, PA Anthony married Sarah Shoemaker in
Abington, PA and had five children.
Spouse: Sarah SHOEMAKER Marr: Abington Pa. 1.1.1.2.3.2
Mary WILLIAMS ---------------------------------------- Birth: 7 Feb 1697, Philadelphia Pa. Death: 19 Sep 1769 Burial: Merion MMH Burying Grounds, Merion, Phila. Occ: Housewife/Inn Keeper Reli: Quaker Spouse: Anthony TUNES Birth: 1-24-1693/4, Germantown Philadelphia Pa. Death: 30 Jul 1762 Father: Abraham TUNES (~1660-~1710) Mother: Bathsheba Marr: in the Merion-Radnor Meeting House Children: Agnes (1725-) Joseph 1.1.1.2.3.3
Hannah WILLIAMS |