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Joel Bass Jr1 (M)
b. 17 July 1798, d. 27 May 1855, #28
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Reference   2G Grf

Father   Joel Bass b. 4 March 1774
Mother   Mary "Polly" Martin

Birth* 17 July 1798 Williamstown, Orange Co., Vermont2 
Marriage* 15 March 1826 Catherine Wright Burnham; Brookfield, Orange Co., Vermont, Tilt genealogy has marriage on 15 May 18253 
Census1850* 1850 Williamstown, Orange Co., Vermont, pg 268 60-60 Joel Jr 52 farmer $2600 (all b.VT), Catharine W 44, Perkins 23, Walter B 21, William 17, Fanny 15, Myron H 13 Hugh 11, George 4, Isabella F 1 
Myron Hawley Bass
Catherine Wright Burnham
Hugh Bass
Perkins Bass
Walter B Bass
William Bass
Fanny Bass
George Bass
Isabella F Bass
Death* 27 May 1855 Williamstown, Orange Co., Vermont 
Burial* Williamstown Village Cemetery, Williamstown, Orange Co., Vermont, age 58y 10m 10d 

Family   Catherine Wright Burnham b. 5 July 1805, d. 1890
Children  1. Perkins Bass b. 1827
  2. Walter B Bass b. 1829
  3. William Bass b. 1833
  4. Fanny Bass b. 1835
  5. Myron Hawley Bass+ b. 24 Dec 1836, d. 3 Jun 1890
  6. Hugh Bass b. 1839
  7. George Bass b. 1846
  8. Isabella F Bass b. 1849

Citations
  1. [S2] Unknown author, World Family Tree gedcom file submitted by Ricki Lu Pitzner (nee Rodger) 1305 Boundary Rd, Mid WI 53562-3843.
  2. [S47] Unknown author, Williamstown (VT) Vital Records, Early to 1869.
  3. [S161] International Genealogical Index (IGI).

Catherine Wright Burnham (F)
b. 5 July 1805, d. 1890, #29
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Reference   2G Grm

Father   Dr. Walter Burnham (Dr) b. February 1762, d. 6 September 1834
Mother   Submit Smith b. 27 February 1778, d. 11 June 1826

Source* Her ancestry is from a gedcom file and has not been verified 
Birth* 5 July 1805 Brookfield, Orange Co., Vermont1,2 
Baptism 15 June 1806 Brookfield, Orange Co., Vermont1 
Marriage* 15 March 1826 Joel Bass Jr; Brookfield, Orange Co., Vermont, Tilt genealogy has marriage on 15 May 18252 
(Witness) Census1850 1850 Joel Bass Jr; Williamstown, Orange Co., Vermont, pg 268 60-60 Joel Jr 52 farmer $2600 (all b.VT), Catharine W 44, Perkins 23, Walter B 21, William 17, Fanny 15, Myron H 13 Hugh 11, George 4, Isabella F 1 
Death* 1890  

Family   Joel Bass Jr b. 17 July 1798, d. 27 May 1855
Children  1. Perkins Bass b. 1827
  2. Walter B Bass b. 1829
  3. William Bass b. 1833
  4. Fanny Bass b. 1835
  5. Myron Hawley Bass+ b. 24 Dec 1836, d. 3 Jun 1890
  6. Hugh Bass b. 1839
  7. George Bass b. 1846
  8. Isabella F Bass b. 1849

Citations
  1. [S48] Unknown author, Brookfield (VT) Vital Records, 1799-1904.
  2. [S161] International Genealogical Index (IGI).

James Ward Kelly (M)
b. 5 December 1808, d. 22 March 1865, #30
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Reference   2G Grf

Father   Thomas Kelly b. 1775, d. circa 1831
Mother   Louvicy Caraway

Birth* 5 December 1808  
Marriage* 29 August 1832 Nancy Jane Frazer 
Death* 22 March 1865  
Source* 1,2 

Family   Nancy Jane Frazer b. July 1807, d. 6 September 1897
Child  1. Ann Elizabeth Kelly+ b. 12 Apr 1840, d. 29 May 1914

Citations
  1. [S42] Unknown author, Record of the Families of Myron Hawley Bass and Ann Elizabeth Kelly, a looseleaf book owned by Ernest Albert Bryant III of Montecito CA.
  2. [S43] Unknown author, Conversation with Martha Bryant Bonzi 10 October 1995.

Nancy Jane Frazer (F)
b. July 1807, d. 6 September 1897, #31
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Reference   2G Grm

Father   Thomas Frazer
Mother   Mary Christ

Source* Record of the Families of Myron Hawley Bass and Ann Elizabeth Kelly, a looseleaf book owned by Ernest Albert Bryant III of Montecito CA 
Birth* July 1807  
Marriage* 29 August 1832 James Ward Kelly 
Death* 6 September 1897  

Family   James Ward Kelly b. 5 December 1808, d. 22 March 1865
Child  1. Ann Elizabeth Kelly+ b. 12 Apr 1840, d. 29 May 1914

Captain David (2) Nevins (M)
b. 12 September 1747, d. 21 January 1838, #32
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Reference   3G Grf

Father   David (1) Nevins b. circa 1715, d. 26 January 1758
Mother   Mary Lothrop b. 1 July 1729

Note Photo is available 
Birth* 12 September 1747 Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut 
Baptism First Congregational Church, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut, Nevins, David s.David & Mary bp ( ) - page 891 
Note 1761 When his father died, his mother's brother, Rufus Lothrop of Norwich CT was appointed guardian. 
Rufus Lothrop
Military* Captain David(2) Nevins, son of David(1) and Mary (Lathrop) Nevins, was born in Canterbury, Connecticut September 12, 1747, and died in New York City, January 21, 1838. He volunteered for service, September 3, 1774 and was a confidential messenger of the Norwich, Connecticut committee of correspondence. After the battle of Lexington he was commissioned on May 1, 1775, an ensign in Captain Samuel Gale's 8th Company of Colonel Parsons' 6th Regiment, and was discharged on December 19 following. He was colorbearer for the company at Dorchester Heights. On January 1, 1776, he was commissioned firt lieutenant in Colonel Parson's 10th Continental Regiment, and was promoted to captain September 10 following. He was with the army during the siege of Boston and the occupation of New York, as well as in the battle of Long Island, the retreat from Manhattan, and the battle of White Plains. He returned hame in the winter of 1777, but was several time again in the field. Captain David(2) Nevins married, December 7, 1777, Mary Hubbard ... Among their twelve children the eighth was a son, James, of whom further. (Sources are in this book)2 
Misc* 10 February 1774 advertisement in Norwich Packet, Norwich, New London, CT, HATS Manufactured by the Advertiser, at his Shop opposite the Store of Christopher Leffingwell, Esq.; in Norwich, both Beaver and Castor, Warranted to be of the best quality; as fashionable and as Cheap for Cash as can be purchas'd in Boston or New York; those that incline to purchase by the Dozen shall have a handson Abatement made them so as to make it well worth their while to purchase in that way for Sale. Hat Trimings of all kinds atthe lowest Rate. By David Nevins
Norwich Feb. 8, 1774
N.B. Cash given for Small Furrs. 
Military April 1775 Connecticut, This Assembly do appoint Samuel Gale Captain, Josiah Baldwin 2d, 1st Lieutenant, Elisha Lee 2d Lieutenant, David Nevins Ensign, of the 8th company, 6th regiment.3 
Military* Copied from Genealogical Fragments on Nevins by John J Latting - a loose manuscript at NYG&BS.
     David Nevins, son of David and Mary (Lathrop) Nevins was born at Canterbury CT 12 Sep 1747. Miss Caulkin in her History of Norwich, thus refers to him and the incidents of his life "He enlisted early in the contest for liberty, and lived long to witness its happy results. He was first employed as the confidential messenger of the Norwich Committee of Correspondence, one of those volunteer patriotic agencies that managed the whole business of the revolution in its earlier stages. His personal activity and daring spirit combined with trustworthiness and ardent participation in the popular cause particularly fitted him for the work. But the Battle of Lexington carried him from all minor employments into the army. He joined the 8th Company, 6th Regiment, which was organized on Norwich Green in May 1775, and was its color bearer on Dorchester Heights. He remained with the army during the Seige of Boston, the occupation of New York, and the retreat through the Jerseys, returning home in the winter of 1777. He did not, however, relinquish the service of his country, but was several times again in the field upon various emergencies during the war." Capt Nevins married 7 Dec 1777, Mary the eldest daughter of Russell and Mary (Gray) Hubbard of Norwich CT. He died in the City of New York 21 Jan 1838. 
Marriage* 7 December 1777 Mary Russell Hubbard; Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, Russel Nevins notes also state that their marriage is in the "family Bible", which family unknown.4,5 
To-Do* Son William's diary "Select Remains" says they had a sister Louisa Kay who died 27 Mar 1830. I suspect this is out of context, and the original needs to be looked at again to get a better interpretation. Other researchers do not show this child. 
List of things TO-Do
Death* 21 January 1838 New York, Death liber entry Bond (St) age 91 buried Marble Cemetery, NY, NY. 
Burial* January 1838 Marble Cemetery, Manhattan, New York Co., New York, vault 126 #24, 90 years. Son of David Nevins & Mary Lathop. Born 12 Sep 1747 Canterbury, BT; married 7 Dec 1777 Mary Russell Hubbard; died 21 Jan 1838 NY. Widower. Born CT; died Bond St. Erysipelas resulting in mortification. Removed. 
Obituary 22 January 1838 New York Evening Post, New York, David Nevins in 91st year 17 Bond St b.NY 
Burial 7 October 1854 Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, reburied 

Family   Mary Russell Hubbard b. 22 July 1756, d. 23 September 1820
Children  1. Henry Nevins+ b. 26 Dec 1779, d. Mar 1835
  2. David Nevins (1781-1782) b. 24 Sep 1781, d. 17 Aug 1782
  3. David Nevins b. 24 May 1783, d. 1806
  4. Russell Hubbard Nevins b. 10 Jan 1785, d. 23 Nov 1853
  5. Frances Nevins+ b. 28 Dec 1786, d. b Nov 1853
  6. Samuel Nevins+ b. 10 Nov 1788, d. a Nov 1853
  7. James Nevins+ b. 7 Aug 1790, d. 11 Mar 1866
  8. Elizabeth Nevins+ b. 19 Jun 1792, d. 28 Oct 1858
  9. Rufus Lathrop Nevins+ b. 14 Apr 1794, d. 3 Mar 1839
  10. Richard Nevins #1+ b. 27 Oct 1795, d. 16 Sep 1831
  11. William Russell Nevins (Reverend)+ b. 13 Oct 1797, d. 14 Sep 1835
  12. Mary-Polly Nevins b. 7 Sep 1798, d. 23 Oct 1800
  13. Louisa Kay Nevins d. 27 Mar 1830

Citations
  1. [S57] Unknown author, Connecticut Church Records - Canterbury First Congregational Church 1711-1821 copied by Mrs J.L. Raymond [this is an index].
  2. [S55] Unknown author, Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages of America.
  3. [S62] Unknown author, Connecticut Colonial Records 1636-1776 http://www.colonialct.uconn.edu/ChooseVolume.cfm, volume 14 page 429.
  4. [S59] Unknown author, Letter from Leslie Corn, researcher, e-mail address.
  5. [S60] Unknown author, Emails and other correspondance from Joanna Johnson <e-mail address> in spring of 2002. She got her early information from Russell Henry Nevins (David Henry, Henry, Capt David, David the immigrant).

Mary Russell Hubbard (F)
b. 22 July 1756, d. 23 September 1820, #33
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Reference   3G Grm

Father   Capt. Russell Hubbard1 b. 28 June 1732, d. 21 January 1838
Mother   Mary Gray b. 11 November 1728

Note Photo is available 
Note* Cornelia Leonard Perkins; In an article entitiled "Catalog of American Portraits, Archives of the National Portrat Gallery, Washington DC" it mentions that you might look there for famous people, but you will find others there as well "Whether or not that person made even a signifant contribution - if that person was American and lived - they are interested"... "However, if perchance you wanted to find out about a Connecticut lady named Mrs David Nevins who lived in Norwich, you certainly wouldn't find that in most places where you looked, but you go to the National Portrait Gallery and just because they are interested in persons not normally found in any book of famous Americans, there will be a portrait of Mrs David Nevins. It hanges in Hampshire England, but was painted fy Rembrandt Field and it is recorded in the National Portrait Gallery."
     With that clue, a search on Nevins was done on the internet index for the National Portrait Gallery http://portraits.npg.si.edu/pnpg.htm and these entries were found:
Name: Nevins, Mary Hubbard
Born: 1775 Died: 1875?
and
Name: Blake, Mary Hubbard Nevins, Mrs Blake, Francis Stanton, Mrs Nevins, Mary Hubbard
Born: 1819 Germantown/Pennsylvania/United States of America Died: 1844
     Neither set of years match the wife of Captain David Nevins, whose maiden name is Mary Hubbard. However, the years of the second one would work for the wife of Captain David's grandson, David Henry Nevins, whose wife's name is unknown. So it is a guess that she is the subject of the portrait, and not Captain David's wife. The one "born 1775" is probably the wife of Captain David, but with errors in the dates.
     Another entry is Name: Nevins, Anna; MacDowell, Marian... with no dates. Since David Henry's daughter Marion married a MacDowell, this entry probably refers to her.
     Unidentified Nevins found in the search are:
Name: Nevins, James Born: 1790 Died: 1866 Occupation/Distinction: Banker/Commerce, Business and Administration
Name: Nevins, Peter J Born: 1810 Died: 1910? Occupation/Distinction:
Name: Nevins, Thomas Born: 1783 Died: 1839 Occupation/Distinction: Planter/Agriculturist/Natural Resources

2 
Birth* 22 July 1756 Norwich, New London, CT3 
Marriage* 7 December 1777 Captain David (2) Nevins; Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, Russel Nevins notes also state that their marriage is in the "family Bible", which family unknown.4,5 
Death* 23 September 1820 New London(?)1 

Family   Captain David (2) Nevins b. 12 September 1747, d. 21 January 1838
Children  1. Henry Nevins+ b. 26 Dec 1779, d. Mar 1835
  2. David Nevins (1781-1782) b. 24 Sep 1781, d. 17 Aug 1782
  3. David Nevins b. 24 May 1783, d. 1806
  4. Russell Hubbard Nevins b. 10 Jan 1785, d. 23 Nov 1853
  5. Frances Nevins+ b. 28 Dec 1786, d. b Nov 1853
  6. Samuel Nevins+ b. 10 Nov 1788, d. a Nov 1853
  7. James Nevins+ b. 7 Aug 1790, d. 11 Mar 1866
  8. Elizabeth Nevins+ b. 19 Jun 1792, d. 28 Oct 1858
  9. Rufus Lathrop Nevins+ b. 14 Apr 1794, d. 3 Mar 1839
  10. Richard Nevins #1+ b. 27 Oct 1795, d. 16 Sep 1831
  11. William Russell Nevins (Reverend)+ b. 13 Oct 1797, d. 14 Sep 1835
  12. Mary-Polly Nevins b. 7 Sep 1798, d. 23 Oct 1800
  13. Louisa Kay Nevins d. 27 Mar 1830

Citations
  1. [S90] Genealogy of Cornelia Leonard Nevins, Handwritten genealogy, circa 1920 unknown repository.
  2. [S54] CT Society of Genealogists, The Connecticut Nutmegger.
  3. [S71] /~silversmiths, online http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~silversmiths/28/15944.htm.
  4. [S59] Unknown author, Letter from Leslie Corn, researcher, e-mail address.
  5. [S60] Unknown author, Emails and other correspondance from Joanna Johnson <e-mail address> in spring of 2002. She got her early information from Russell Henry Nevins (David Henry, Henry, Capt David, David the immigrant).

Charles Macalester (M)
b. 5 April 1765, d. 29 August 1832, #34
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Reference   3G Grf

Father   Charles McAlester b. circa 1737, d. 1797
Mother   Isabella MacQuarrie b. 1740, d. 1807

Source American Biographical Library (from Ancestry.com website)
The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women
Volume II
American Biographical Notes
The Chicago Historical Society
page 263
MACALESTER, CHARLES, an eminent Philadelphia merchant, b. at Campbelltown in Argyleshire, Scotland, April 5, 1755, and d. at Willow Grove near Philadelphia, Aug. 27, 1832; was extensively engaged in foreign commerce 
Note* http://www.glenfoerd.org/history/history1.html is source of portrait 
Birth* 5 April 1765 Campbelltown, Kintyre, Argyleshire, Scotland, Christening record in Parish Register of Campbeltown Scotland - SLC film 1023641 
Immigration Per page from unknown book, he was 21 when immigrated, and got citizenship in 1786. Look for ship list & naturalization records. 
Marriage* 21 October 1786 Anna Sampson; Baltimore, (Independent City), Maryland, SLC 13148 #2 Maryland Marriages 1777-1804 pg 13 
Residence* 1831 1831 city directory Philadelphia - "Charles Macalester, president of the Insurance comp of Pennsyl 142 Mulberry". Also "Macalester and Yorke, merchs 8 Minor" 
Will* 22 August 1832 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, Will book 10 pg 385 #130 (SLC 21735)... "truly and well beloved wife Ann", Nine children: youngest daughter Elizabeth Lathrop, daughters Louisa Nevins, Emily Hopkins, Isabella Slater, Margaretta Bacon, Anna M Kentzing, sons Charles, Edward, Norman. Mentions land in Cincinnatti OH bought from Winthrop Sergent located at South and Macalester Sts, a claim on 5th St in Cincinatti OH, and land in Bradford Co PA - see will for detail 
Death* 29 August 1832 Willow Grove, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, At Historical Soc of PA in 1962 found book "The Lives of Eminent Philadelphians Now Deceased" by Henry Simpson published by Wm Brotherhead 1859 - Charles Macalester born 5 Apr 1765 in Campbelltown Scotland, died Willow Grove PA near Philadelphia 29 Aug 1832. He had 8 children including son Charles Macalester of Philadelphia and Edward Macalester of Lexington. (Note that Willow Grove is in Montgomery County, not Philadelphia, but he lived in Philadelphia)1 
Burial* South Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, A page from unknown book (provided by Patricia Gile) sayes that "his body was interred in the burying ground of the Second Presbyterian Church, Arch street above Fifth". A "permit for an interment in South Laurel Hill" dated 19 Apr 1875 says "The superintendent of South Laurel Hill will please prepare a grave for Chas. Macalester Sr & Jr & Alfred Bergman rem'd from receiving vault south (1016 Spruce St) Sec no 15644 & 1065 vault, Ann, Norman, Eliza A, and Chas Macalester 3rd. Also Anna M Kintzing, Elizabeth M Lathrop, & Anna M Campbell rem'd from Forresdale N Jersey" to section 10 vault 45. 
Probate 14 September 1832 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, Book 33 "pg" 551 & 570, probate packet #62, Orphans' Court of Philadelphia (SLC 1294537). Of interest are original signatures of most of the heirs (Louisa is by her attorney), and Isabella is by her Mother). Packet date 15 Nov 1833, but earliest date found is 14 Sep 1832 
Negative* The Charles McAllister on page 687 of Brewster Gen. Des. of Wm Brewster of the Mayflower by Emma C Brewster Jones, NY 1908 is not Charles Macalester 

Family   Anna Sampson b. August 1769, d. 13 May 1854
Children  1. Margaretta Macalester b. 31 Jul 1787, d. 15 Jul 1864
  2. Daniel Macalester b. c 1789, d. b Aug 1832
  3. Anna M Macalester b. 10 Aug 1791, d. 25 May 1864
  4. Isabella Macalester b. 12 Oct 1793, d. 4 Jan 1851
  5. Emily Macalester+ b. 3 Dec 1795, d. 30 Jul 1885
  6. Charles Macalester+ b. 17 Feb 1798, d. 9 Dec 1873
  7. Edward Macalester b. 17 Sep 1803 or 1805, d. 2 Oct 1866
  8. Louisa Elizabeth Macalester+ b. 17 Sep 1805 or 1807, d. 16 May 1897
  9. Elizabeth Macalester b. 2 Jul 1807 or 1809, d. 2 Oct 1892
  10. Norman Macalester b. 23 Jan 1814, d. 25 Jan 1833
  11. Fanny Macalester

Citations
  1. [S1] Unknown author, Info from pages from unknown source w/old handwriting. Provided by Patricia Gile 129 Grandview Ave Rye NY 10580 917-967-7317 (1999).

Anna Sampson (F)
b. August 1769, d. 13 May 1854, #35

Reference   3G Grm

Negative* These Anna Sampson entries are not about this Anna.
Gen Column of the Boston Transcript
16 Mar 1904, 7006
9 Dec 1931, 2678
15 Apr 1914, 3979 
Birth* August 1769 Perth, Scotland1 
Marriage* 21 October 1786 Charles Macalester; Baltimore, (Independent City), Maryland, SLC 13148 #2 Maryland Marriages 1777-1804 pg 13 
Residence* 1833 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, City directory - "Mrs Ann Macalester, 142 Arch". Also "Macalester and Yorke, merchs 10 S Front" 
(InHomeOf) Census1850 1850 Charles Macalester; Spencer Ward pg 407 #837-1162, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, McCalister, Charles 40 b.PA, broker with $60,000 land. Also in his household is his mother||
McCalister, Charles 20 b.PA clerk||
McCalister, Lilley 18 b.PA||
McCalister, Anna 60 b.Scotland, living with son|
 
Marriage* William Campbell 
Death* 13 May 1854 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania1 

Family 1   Charles Macalester b. 5 April 1765, d. 29 August 1832
Children  1. Margaretta Macalester b. 31 Jul 1787, d. 15 Jul 1864
  2. Daniel Macalester b. c 1789, d. b Aug 1832
  3. Anna M Macalester b. 10 Aug 1791, d. 25 May 1864
  4. Isabella Macalester b. 12 Oct 1793, d. 4 Jan 1851
  5. Emily Macalester+ b. 3 Dec 1795, d. 30 Jul 1885
  6. Charles Macalester+ b. 17 Feb 1798, d. 9 Dec 1873
  7. Edward Macalester b. 17 Sep 1803 or 1805, d. 2 Oct 1866
  8. Louisa Elizabeth Macalester+ b. 17 Sep 1805 or 1807, d. 16 May 1897
  9. Elizabeth Macalester b. 2 Jul 1807 or 1809, d. 2 Oct 1892
  10. Norman Macalester b. 23 Jan 1814, d. 25 Jan 1833
  11. Fanny Macalester

Citations
  1. [S1] Unknown author, Info from pages from unknown source w/old handwriting. Provided by Patricia Gile 129 Grandview Ave Rye NY 10580 917-967-7317 (1999).

Jacob Medary (M)
#36

Reference   3G Grf

Note 22 February 1763 Pennsylvania, Possible relative: Madera, Hannah and Adam Slager. Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790 
Note* 1767 Reading Town, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, Possible relative: Nicholas Medary, mason with 1 house, 1 lot, 1 cattle and 2 tax - Tax List of Berks County 1767 page 3 
Note 11 November 1775 Berks Co., Pennsylvania, Possible relative: Madery, Sebastian, Brunswich. Nove 11 1775. Adm to Godfrey Kercher, principal creditor> The widow Catherine, renouncing. Abstracts of berks County Wills 1752-1785 Based on the Abstracts of Jacob Martin and John P Smith 
Note 30 April 1776 Pennsylvania, Possible relative: Madeira, Christopher and Elizabeth Neff. Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790 
Marriage* (__________) (__________) ("of Quaker stock") 
Census1790* 1790 Reading Borough, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, Possible relatives Casper Madery 1m16+ 3m0-16 1f
Ellsa Medary 1m0-16 4f
Samuel Madery 1m16+ 1m0-16 1f
Michael Madery 1m16+ 2m0-16 4f 
Census1800* 1800 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, Look it up. There is a George Madara on pg 155a and a Jacob Madary on pg 149a. Bucks is next to Montgomery. There is also a George Madara in PHI county on pg 105a 
Census1810* 1810 Warrington Township, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, Possible relative: There is a Samuel Medara on pg 910 
Census* Several Jacob possibilites for various census years are in worksheets and History of Columbus (see Samuel's record) shows that Samuel had a brother Jacob as well, so the census needs to be checked on into 1850+ 

Family   (__________) (__________) ("of Quaker stock")
Child  1. Governor Samuel Medary+ b. 25 Feb 1801, d. 7 Nov 1864

(__________) (__________) ("of Quaker stock") (F)
#37

Reference   3G Grm

Marriage* Jacob Medary 

Family   Jacob Medary
Child  1. Governor Samuel Medary+ b. 25 Feb 1801, d. 7 Nov 1864

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