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Persoonlijke gegevens Valentine Benner Clymer 

• Hij is geboren op 4 februari 1846 in Warrington Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
• Hij is overleden op 23 februari 1914 in Philadelphi, PA, hij was toen 68 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Henry Kulp Clymer en Mary Haldeman Benner
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 13 oktober 2021.

Gezin van Valentine Benner Clymer

Hij is getrouwd met Emily (Emma) Hohlbein Haldeman.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 23 november 1871, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Flora May Haldeman Clymer  1872-1959
2. Elsie Haldeman Clymer  1879-1942

Notities over Valentine Benner Clymer

From :
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To :
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Subject :
Re: clymer history and reunion

Date :
Fri, 04 Oct 2002 23:11:54 -0400

It was good hearing from you. How many do you think you might have at the
reunion??? My office is in the old Butler Mill House once owned by Valentine
Clymer. I have 10 acres along the Neshaminy Creek. I would be happy to let you
use the property. You could also use the office to make copies of things and
scan pictures, etc. Let me know what you think.

bob showalter

p.s. does anyone local have a copy of the Clymer history book that is mentioned
on the web site????

From Davis's History of Bucks County:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/charleshmathews.html

In 1720 Simon Mathews and Jane his wife, Anthony Mathews, Simon Butler and Ann his wife, and Daniel (??) and Jane his wife, removed from Pencader Hundred to New Britain township, Bucks county, bringing certificates from Welsh Tract church to Montgomery Baptist church, the parent of New Britain Baptist church, founded in 1741. Simon Mathew and Simon Butler purchased large tracts of land comprising the greater part of the present borough of Chalfont, where they jointly erected what was known for many years as "Butler's Mill." Butler being the miller, and Mathew a millwright. This mill was the nucleus of the present town, and was the objective point of many of the early roads laid out from the ferries on the Delaware and points in Upper Bucks during the first half of the eighteenth century. Anthony Mathew died in New Britain, March 3, 1726. Simon Mathew died about July 1, 1755, and his wife Jane prior to December 28, 1751, the date of Simon's will. By this will the testator's half interest in the mill, mill lots and dwelling house was devised to his son Edward, as well as a tract of land adjoining, the remainder of the real estate, about 150 acres, the homestead, was devised to the youngest son Thomas.

http://www.rlshowalter.com/about/history.shtml[Clymer-Basinger Rescue.FTW]

From :
(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)

To :
(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)

Subject :
Re: clymer history and reunion

Date :
Fri, 04 Oct 2002 23:11:54 -0400

It was good hearing from you. How many do you think you might have at the
reunion??? My office is in the old Butler Mill House once owned by Valentine
Clymer. I have 10 acres along the Neshaminy Creek. I would be happy to let you
use the property. You could also use the office to make copies of things and
scan pictures, etc. Let me know what you think.

bob showalter

p.s. does anyone local have a copy of the Clymer history book that is mentioned
on the web site????

From Davis's History of Bucks County:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/charleshmathews.html

In 1720 Simon Mathews and Jane his wife, Anthony Mathews, Simon Butler and Ann his wife, and Daniel (??) and Jane his wife, removed from Pencader Hundred to New Britain township, Bucks county, bringing certificates from Welsh Tract church to Montgomery Baptist church, the parent of New Britain Baptist church, founded in 1741. Simon Mathew and Simon Butler purchased large tracts of land comprising the greater part of the present borough of Chalfont, where they jointly erected what was known for many years as "Butler's Mill." Butler being the miller, and Mathew a millwright. This mill was the nucleus of the present town, and was the objective point of many of the early roads laid out from the ferries on the Delaware and points in Upper Bucks during the first half of the eighteenth century. Anthony Mathew died in New Britain, March 3, 1726. Simon Mathew died about July 1, 1755, and his wife Jane prior to December 28, 1751, the date of Simon's will. By this will the testator's half interest in the mill, mill lots and dwelling house was devised to his son Edward, as well as a tract of land adjoining, the remainder of the real estate, about 150 acres, the homestead, was devised to the youngest son Thomas.

http://www.rlshowalter.com/about/history.shtml

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