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14. Elizabeth Dungan, 1, daughter of William and Deborah (Wing) Dungan. No records concerning her have been found by the writer.

15. Nathaniel West, 2, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Dungan) West. b. circa, 1685. m. circa 1706, Elizabeth

June 25, 1719, Nathaniel West, husbandman, and Elizabeth his wife, conveyed to John Addis, of Philadelphia County, Pa., a tract of land; the deed referring to a grant by Clement and Thomas Dungan, to Nathaniel West, Dec. 7, 1708, recorded in Book 4, p. 27. (Deed Book 13, p. 274, Bucks County).

May 4, 1749, Nathaniel West, of Buckingham Township, Bucks County, Pa., Yeoman, conveyed to his son Thomas West, of Warwick Township, 65 acres in Buckingham Township adjoining land of Joseph Burgess, Joseph Fell and Joseph Jackson. (26).

April 13, 1743, Matthias Keen, of Bristol Borough, Carpenter, and Susannah his wife, deeded to Nathaniel West, of Warwick, 65 acres, deed witnessed by Samuel Kennedy, John West and Samuel West. (26).

The "Welsh Settlers of Hilltown and New Britain, Bucks County, Pa." MS. by Rev. Edward Matthias (30) much of which was originally collected about the year 1835, contains a list of what purports to be the children of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Dungan) West; but as the births of some are given, which are many years after the deaths of both Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Dungan) West, the children referred to are doubtless the issue of their son Nathaniel who also married an Elizabeth (surname unknown to writer).

Issue: (60-68) Martha, Elizabeth, Mary, Abigail, Thomas, Jonathan, John, Rebecca and Nathaniel.

16. Thomas West, 2, son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Dungan) West.

17. Elizabeth Doyle, 5, daughter of Edmund and Rebecca (Dungan) Doyle. b. 1688, died 4/17/1784, in her 97th year. m. 3/10/1711, at Buckingham Meeting, Joseph Fell, widower, b. October 19, 1668, at Longlands, parish of Uldale, Cumberland, d. 4/9/1748, at Buckingham, Bucks County, Pa., son of John and Margaret Fell, of Longlands, parish of Uldale, Cumberland. His first wife whom he married 3/2/1700, at the Meeting House at Caldbecke, was Bridget Willson, of Granary, parish of Caldbecke, Cumberland, b. 3/19/1673, d. 5/7/1708, daughter of John and Elizabeth (unknown) Wilson, of Granary.

Among the witnesses to Elizabeth Doyle's marriage, were Edward and Clement Doyle, her brothers, Deborah and Joseph Large, and Thomas West, doubtless a son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Dungan) West. Joseph Fell left "a narrative or an account of birth and transaction of life from child to old age," which interesting document is published in the Genealogy of the Fell Family 1891, by Sarah M. Fell, and was in possession of Judge D. Newlin Fell. In speaking of Elizabeth Doyle, his second wife, he says, "Her father was an Irishman and her mother born in Rhode Island near New England," and "we have lived together about 34 years and she is about 20 years younger than I. I am now in my 77th year and have 11 children, 4 by my first wife and 7 by the second, and they are all yet living. Dated at Buckingham 12/6/1744."

Elizabeth Doyle was a Minister of the Society of Friends and tradition says she was very beautiful.

The following are among her descendants:

Linda Alice Wilson b. Nov. 18, 1867 (Fell Family p. 156). m. April 20, 1907, George Corson of. Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

Elizabeth Marion Young, b. Oct. 6, 1861 (Fell Family p. 157). m. Nov. 11, 1886 George B. Miller of Philadelphia.