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Ancestors of Molly Baker

Generation No. 12

2560. Samuel Kemble, born 1667 in London, England; died 1728 in Burlington, New Jersey. He was the son of 5120. Thomas Kemble and 5121. Hannah Chafyn or Aplin.

Child of Samuel Kemble is:

1280

Thomas Kimble, born Abt. 1697 in Burlington, New Jersey; died 1766 in Burlington, New Jersey.

2568. Francis Eastlack, born Abt. 1665 in Devonshire, England; died in Newtown Twp. Old Gloucester County, New Jersey.

Child of Francis Eastlack is:

1284

Eastlack, born Abt. 1700; died in Newtown Twp. Old Gloucester County, New Jersey.

      2592. William Snodgrass, born Abt. 1670 in Tyrone County, Ireland. He was the son of 5184. Snodgrass. He married 2593. Catherine Patterson.

      2593. Catherine Patterson, born Abt. 1670. She was the daughter of 5186. John Patterson.

      Child of William Snodgrass and Catherine Patterson is:

1296

William Snodgrass, born Abt. 1690.

      2596. Robert Vernon, born 1642 in Acton Stoke, Middlewich (Cheshire), England; died December 1709 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of 5192. James Vernon and 5193. Hester Brown. He married 2597. Elinor Minshall May 20, 1663 in Herdshaw, Lancaster, England.

      2597. Elinor Minshall, born September 24, 1648 in Stoke, Cheshire, England; died July 24, 1720 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of 5194. John Minshall and 5195. Margaret.

Notes for Robert Vernon:
Robert Vernon and his wife came to Pennsylvania on the "Friendship" of Liverpool in August of 1663, with his brothers Randall and Thomas. They came from Cheshire, England, each buying acreage from William Penn. In the story of these Vernon Colonists, and in the area folklore, there are frequent referrals to these "three brothers".

A history of Rose Valley, 1973, specifically places the land of the Vernons on the east side of Ridley Creek and west of Providence Great Road (laid out in 1684). Robert's house may have been on Old Mill Lane , although the structure is also known as Bishop White's house. Willam White sent his family there during the yellow fever epidemic of 1793. A small stream there was named Vernon Run.

The descendents of Robert Vernon are eligible for the Welcome Society. The Vernons came to Pennsylvania before William Penn on one of the twenty three ships which came to Philidelphia before Penn's Welcome, October 1683

The three Vernon Brothers settled in Nether Providence, their lands adjoining each other. They had purchased over 1800 contiguous acres in the William Penn grant of March 1681. Robert Vernon was a Friend, (Quaker), and Monthly Meetings were sometimes held at his house, however, he reportedly did not take such an active part in meeting affairs as did his brothers, Thomas and Randall. The time of his death is in some quetion, as it is thought that he conveyed his brick message and 330 acres of land where he resided to his son Jacob in 1710.

These three Vernon brothers helped establish a Quaker Colony in what is now Chester, Pennsylvania.

      Children of Robert Vernon and Elinor Minshall are:

		i.		Jane Vernon.
		ii.		Moses Vernon.
		iii.		Richard Vernon.
		iv.		Alice Vernon, born June 30, 1664 in Acton Stoke, Middlewich (Cheshire), England.
		v.		John Vernon, born April 13, 1679 in Acton Stoke, Middlewich (Cheshire), England; died 1731 in Chester County, Pennsylvania; married Sarah Pyle July 28, 1702.
		vi.		Jacob Vernon, born August 16, 1680 in Acton Stoke, Middlewich (Cheshire), England; died April 05, 1712 in Chester County, Pennsylvania; married Elizabeth Owen.

Notes for Jacob Vernon:
Another record of Jacob Vernon endicates that he was married to Hannah Chamberlain, and that Elinor Owens was his second wife, and that he died 6-17-1741.

	vii.	Rebecca Vernon, born 1684; died December 23, 1748 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania; married (1) Thomas Garret; married (2) Richard Jones.
1298	viii.	Isaac Vernon, born 1692 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania; died May 12, 1757 in West Bradford, Chester County, Pennsylvania; married (1) Mary (Sellers) Marshall; married (2) Hannah Williams January 17, 1709/10 in Chester, Pennsylvania.
	ix.	Thomas Vernon, born 1692 in Nether Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

2598. Williams, born Abt. 1665 in England.

Notes for Williams:
The surname William is of British origin, and means "will, or resolve; bold"

Child of Williams is:

1299

Hannah Williams, born October 1689 in Chester, Pennsylvania; died April 12, 1728 in Chester, Pennsylvania; married Isaac Vernon January 17, 1709/10 in Chester, Pennsylvania.

      2608. Philip Matthias Gish, born 1676 in Asweillerr, Oldenburg (County-Jaarland), Germany; died March 24, 1749/50 in Germany. He was the son of 5216. Philip Gisch and 5217. Magdelena. He married 2609. Maria Barbara Seibert November 28, 1699 in Eitzweiler, Saar, Germany.

      2609. Maria Barbara Seibert, born Abt. 1681 in Eitzweiler, Saar, Germany; died January 31, 1753 in Germany. She was the daughter of 5218. Hans Nickel Seubert (Seibert) and 5219. Maria Salome Steffan (Stephan).

Notes for Philip Matthias Gish:
Matthias Gish was a German emigrant who immigrated to colonial America from the Palantine region of Germany. Most of the emigrants from Germany at this time were Palantines, from the region of Germany. Most of the emigrants from Germany at this time were Palantines, from the Palatinate and surrounding German speaking areas.

Germany, as a country, has not existed for long. Prior to 1871, what is now Germany was a number of separate states such as Wurttemberg, Prussia, Bavaria, etc. whose boundaries changed frequently as a result of war and other causes. The Palantinate was one of these states, and was located along the Rhine River, roughly where the modern German state of Rhineland Phalz is located.

In the 18th and the early 19th century, the term "Palatine" was used in America to describe immigrants from the Palatinate and other adjoining German speaking areas. Finding an American reference to someone being from the Palatinate may not point to a specific place of origin, but rather an approximate region in or near western or southern Germany.

Some of the Palatines that came to North America did not come directly from what is now Germany. They may have been spending time in other countries, including Switzerland. Our ancestor, Wilhelm Stuber (Stover) might be in this category.

      Children of Philip Gish and Maria Seibert are:

1304	i.	Matthias Gish, born 1707 in Asweillerr, (County-Jaarland) Germany; died 1757 in Whiteoak/Penryn, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; married Katherine Bauer 1733 in Pennsylvania.
	ii.	Hans Jacob Gish, born September 14, 1700.
	iii.	Maria Barbara Gish, born February 26, 1701/02.
	iv.	Bernhard Gish, born March 02, 1703/04.
	v.	Anna Margaretha Gish, born December 06, 1705.
	vi.	Elizabeth Catharina Gish, born February 24, 1708/09.
	vii.	Maria Catharina Gish, born March 23, 1710/11.
	viii.	Hans Michael Gish, born 1713.
	ix.	Johann Wendell Gish, born September 04, 1718.
	x.	Susanna Maria Gish, born March 21, 1719/20.

      2610. Andreas Bauer, born November 15, 1669 in Baden, Wurttemberg, Wvertt, Germany; died in Germany. He was the son of 5220. Hanss Bauer and 5221. Anna Thomasin. He married 2611. Maria Mohrlock? 1705 in Germany.

      2611. Maria Mohrlock?, born 1687 in Wurttemberg, Germany; died in Germany.

      Children of Andreas Bauer and Maria Mohrlock? are:

1305	i.	Katherine Bauer, born 1709 in Asweillerr, (County-Jaarland) Germany; died Aft. 1770 in Whiteoak/Penryn, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; married Matthias Gish 1733 in Pennsylvania.
	ii.	John Martin Bauer.
	iii.	Margaret Bauer.
	iv.	Anna Bauer.

      2612. Christian Hock, born Abt. 1680 in Germany; died in Germany. He was the son of 5224. Hans Jerick George Hock. He married 2613. Barbara.

      2613. Barbara, born Abt. 1680 in Germany; died in Germany.

      Child of Christian Hock and Barbara is:

1306

Hans Jerick George Hock, born September 04, 1704 in Messel, Hesse Darmstadt; died in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; married Sophia Vishering.

      2614. Vishering (Fisher), born 1685 in Germany. He married 2615. Caritas?.

      2615. Caritas?, born Abt. 1685 in Germany. She was the daughter of 5230. Vishering (Fisher).

      Children of Vishering (Fisher) and Caritas? are:

1307	i.	Sophia Vishering, born Abt. 1705 in Germany; married Hans Jerick George Hock.
	ii.	Christian Vishering.
	iii.	Elizabeth Vishering.

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