Ancestral Glimpses » Griffith B Miles Sr. (1670-< 1719)

Données personnelles Griffith B Miles Sr. 

• Il est né en l'an 1670 dans Llanfinangel, Helygen, Radnorshire, WALES.
• Alternative: Il est né le 21 octobre 1670 dans Llandowi, Radnorshire, WALES.
• Il a été baptisé le 9 septembre 1697 dans Pennepack, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Il a été baptisé en l'an 1697 dans Pennypack Baptist Church, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Baptisé (à 8 ans ou plus tard) par l'autorité de la prêtrise de l'église SDJ le 27 octobre 1891 dans Logan, Utah, USA.
• Alternative: Baptisé (à 8 ans ou plus tard) par l'autorité de la prêtrise de l'église SDJ le 27 octobre 1891.
• Profession: en l'an 1719 Yeoman.

  IMMIGRATION: Arrived with his father and mother, sister and brothers in America at age 13. Sister Ann, Brothers Richard, David, Samuel and Samuel's wife Margaret came first to Philadelphia in 1683. They later moved to Radnor Twp.
  
  LAND RECORDS: No record appears of their having purchased or owned land in Radnor. They first settled in Lower Dublin township, Philadelphia county; but, about the year 1800, removed to Bucks county.
  
  OCCUPATION: Griffith Miles was a surveyor, who was commissioned to lay out the "York Rd." throughout the County.
  
  RELIGION: Shortly after they were married, there was a controversy among the Quakers and as a result the regular Baptists obtained valuable accessions. Griffith and his wife were dropped from the Friends Meetng and they joined the Pennepak Baptist Church. Griffith Miles was baptized (as an adult) 1697; and Bridget in 1709 (Pennepak Church Records). Griffith, with brother David attended a Baptist Conference in 1706 "Church of Pennepak & Welsh Tract" Later in 1711, the Great Valley Baptist Church was formed with their families as the first enrolled members. Many particulars concerning his branch are to be found in "Annals of Miles Ancestry" C.H. Banes, 1895
  
  NOTES: Griffith and Bridget had six children, and possibly a seventh, because in Griffith's will, he mentions a son Joseph, who we cannot document.
  A genealogy of this family may be found in "Annals of Miles Ancestry" by C.H. Bane, 1895, covering several generations and the account of a forged will of a great grandson named Griffith (III) who died 8 Dec 1835, at the age of 81 yrs.

• Résidant en l'an 1719: Bristol Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• (Ancestral File) : FLFG-KV.
• Il est décédé avant le 13 juin 1719 dans Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Alternative: Il est décédé le 13 juin 1719 dans Bristol, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British America, il avait 49 ans.
• Il est enterré juin 1719 dans Pennepack, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British AmericaPennepack Baptist Church cemetery.
• Alternative: Il est enterré dans Penepeck Graveground, Bustleton, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• Alternative: Il est enterré dans Pennypack, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Répartition des actifs le 13 juin 1719 naar Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Testament le 28 mars 1719 naar Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, British America.
• Un enfant de James Miles et Jane Edwards
• Un enfant de James Miles et Katherine Brimer
• Un enfant de James Miles et Margaret unknown
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 30 mars 2017.

Famille de Griffith B Miles Sr.

Il est marié avec Bridget Edwards.

Marriage: 20 August 1692 at Friends Meeting, Radnor, Chester, Pennsylvania
(IGI: batch T991040; source call 1553623; type film; sheet 17)

The Ancestral File states marriage was in October, which is probably correct. Quaker dates were almost always written in numbers, and the above date was no doubt written 8/20/1692. Prior to 1750, months were counted from March, not January, so the marriage was in October, not August.

SOURCE: Barbara m. Aug 20, 1692 in Radnor at the house of David Price in a Friends' ceremony baptized as an adult 1697 Pennypak Church
will Mar 28, 1719 June 13 1719 D126 Bristol, Philad., PA
children: Griffith, Samuel, John & Esther (names of other daughters not given)

Ils se sont mariés le 20 octobre 1692 à Radnor Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, British America, il avait 22 ansthe David Price Home.

Enfant(s):

1. Hester Miles  1693-± 1788 
2. Martha Miles  1695-????
3. Margaret Miles  1698-1749
4. Griffith B Miles  1700-< 1727
5. Samuel E Miles  1703-1731
6. John Miles  1709-1747

Notes par Griffith B Miles Sr.

SOURCE: Barbara Genealogies of PA Families, James Miles & Some of His Descendants p.52 2
Griffith (son of James) b. in Wales 1670 m. by Friends Ceremony at the House of David Price at Radnor 8m 10 1692
bapt. as an adult 1697 Pennypak Church Records
will Mar 28, 1719 June 13, 1719 D 126
children: Griffith, Samuel, John, Esther (names of other daughters not given)
exec.: wife Bridget & son Griffith

FHL Film 20436(16)
bap. 1697 d. 1719

From Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd by Howard M. Jenkins
The first settlers in Montgomery were, like those in Gwynedd, immigrants from Wales, and their arrival followed hard upon that of the company who bought Turner's tract. The Montgomery lands had been held by a number of speculative purchasers, none of whom had made a settlement. Among these were William Stanley, an Englishman, who had a warrant from Penn, so early as 1683, for 5000 acres; Richard Pierce, whose warrant was for 500 acres; and Thomas Fairman, the Philadelphia surveyor, who had title for a large tract. In March, 1699, Alexander Edwards purchased of Fairman 1100 acres and probably moved to it soon thereafter. He was a Welshman, and had lived in Radnor, Chester (now Delaware) county, where in 1692, his daughters Bridget and Jane had respectively married, under the oversight of Haverford monthly meeting, Griffith Miles and James James, both "of Radnor". Alexander Edwards was certainly one of the first settlers, and probably the very earliest in Montgomery. He died in 1712, and described himself in his will as "of Montgomery", showing that the township had been created before that time.

Jenkins, Howard M. Chapter 17 "Early Settlers in Montgomery", Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd, 2nd ed., 1897.

From the History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: From the discovery of the Delaware to the present time.
Pages 339 - 341
The miles family of Pennsylvania is desended from three bothers, Richard, Griffith and Samuel. They were immigrants from Wales, 1682-83, and they settled in Chester County. Griffith Miles, from whom the Bucks county branch trace their decendency, was born in 1670 and was 12 years old when he arrived. He married Bridget Edwards at a Radnor Friends Meeting on 20 August 1692. Their certificate was signed by at least 30 witnesses, including his bothers, Richard and Samuel. Amoung the others are the names of Pugh, Price, Evans, Edwards and Griggith. They joined the Keithians shortly after marriage, and became members of the Pennepack Baptist Church, in 1697. Bridget was baptized 3 July and Griffith on 9 July. From this time forth Griffith Miles was a leading Baptist in the colony. They had 6 children: Hester, born 28 July 1693; Martha, born 12 Aug 1695; Margaret, 9 Feb 1698; Griffith, born 3 Oct 1700; Samuel, July 1703 and John, 26 Feb 1709.
See the rest of the story under the Record for his residence. It tells more on his children and grandchildren.

Excerpts from Margaret B. Harvey, History of the Lower Merion Friends Meeting
Samuel Miles, buried at Merion, 1708. Samuel Miles, with his wife Margaret, emigrated from Radnorshire 1683, and settled in Radnor, Pa. 1686. His children were Tamar and Phebe and Ruth. Tamar married Thomas Thomas, son of William Thomas of Radnor. Phebe married Evan, son of Owen Evans of Gwynnedd. Samuel Miles had a brother, Griffith Miles, who was active among the Friends in Radnor. Also, a brother Richard Miles, who left the Friends, and became one of the constituent members of Great Valley Baptist Church. Richard Miles, from Radnorshire, Wales, was one of the first purchasers from R. Davies in Radnor, 1682. In 1688, he married Sarah, daughter of John Evan. Children, Richard, James, Evan, John, Jane, Sarah, Abigail.
Another brother was James Miles, from the Parish of Llainhangel, Radonshire. The wife of Samuel Miles was Margaret James (m. in Wales, 4, 25, 1682.) Thamar Miles, (daughter of Samuel and Margaret) was b. 8 Mo. 21, 1687. Thamar's dau. Margaret m. Nathan Lewis.
Griffith Miles, of Radnor, Chester Co. and Bridget Edwards, at David Price's house in Radnor, 8 Mo. 20, 1692. She was the dau. of Alexander Edwards of Radnor and Montgomery township (1699).
Evan Evans, son of Owen Evans of Gwynnedd, and Phoebe Miles, daughter of Samuel Miles of Radnor,at Radnor, 2 Mo. 13, 1715. Richard Miles of Radnor, Taylor, and Sarah Evans of the same place, at
the house of John Evans of the sa. twp. 4 Mo. 28, 1688.
Will of Samuel Miles, proved April 28, 1708. Mentions wife, children, Phebe, Tamar, Ruth. Overseers, brother Richard Miles, Stephen Bevan, Edward Reece. Witnesses, Edward Rees, Richard Miles, David Thomas, William Davies, John Reece. Samuel Miles "A First Purchaser". On Sus. List 1696. Owen Evan, son of Thomas Evan of Gwynnedd, and Ruth Miles, daughter of Samuel Miles of Radnor, at Radnor, 11 Mo. 3, 1715. Wit. Thomas, Robert, Hugh, Evan, Owen and Cadwallader Evan; Margaret and Griffith Miles. Alexander Edwards of Radnor settler in Montgomery township Philadelphia Co. (now Montgomery Co.) in 1699. His daughter Bridget married Griffith Miles of Radnor; and his daughter Jane married James James of Radnor. Owen Evan of Gwynnedd and Ruth Miles, his wife, had a son Amos Evans of Merion (b. 4, Mo. 18, 1746); Ruth (b. 10 Mo. 28, 1749); Ann (b. 2 Mo. 2, 1752; m. Dr. John Davis); Lydia (b. 10 Mo. 23, 1754); Rebekah (b. 6 Mo. 4 1757); Hannah; Rose (d. before 1794; m. Charles Willing, son of Thomas.); Mary b. 10 Mo. 28, 1747) Hannah (b. 8 Mo. 29, 1759 ) m. George Brooke of Limerick, and had a son Owen Brooke of Radnor.
Richard Miles on Smith's Map, located near Samuel Miles. Richard d. 1713. Witnesses to the marriage of Richard Miles and Sarah Evans, 4, 28, 1688: James, Samuel, Griffith, David and Margaret Miles; John, Stephen, Joseph, Philip and Mary Evans.
Witnesses to the marriage of Griffith Miles and Bridget Edwards, 8, 20, 1692; James, Samuel, Richard and Margaret Miles; Alexander, Margaret, James, Margaret and Martha Edwards. The name of Samuel Miles is on Dr. George Smith's Map. Samuel Miles was located in Radnor, near the Goshen Road, on border of Newtown.

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Name: Griffith Miles
Birth Date: 1670
Birth Place: Llandowi, Radnor, Wales
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IMMIGRATION: Arrived with his father and mother, sister and brothers in America at age 13. Sister Ann, Brothers Richard, David, Samuel and Samuel's wife Margaret came first to Philadelphia in 1683. They later moved to Radnor Twp.

LAND RECORDS: No record appears of their having purchased or owned land in Radnor. They first settled in Lower Dublin township, Philadelphia county; but, about the year 1800, removed to Bucks county.

OCCUPATION: Griffith Miles was a surveyor, who was commissioned to lay out the "York Rd." throughout the County.

RELIGION: Shortly after they were married, there was a controversy among the Quakers and as a result the regular Baptists obtained valuable accessions. Griffith and his wife were dropped from the Friends Meetng and they joined the Pennepak Baptist Church. Griffith Miles was baptized (as an adult) 1697; and Bridget in 1709 (Pennepak Church Records). Griffith, with brother David attended a Baptist Conference in 1706 "Church of Pennepak & Welsh Tract" Later in 1711, the Great Valley Baptist Church was formed with their families as the first enrolled members. Many particulars concerning his branch are to be found in "Annals of Miles Ancestry" C.H. Banes, 1895

NOTES: Griffith and Bridget had six children, and possibly a seventh, because in Griffith's will, he mentions a son Joseph, who we cannot document.
A genealogy of this family may be found in "Annals of Miles Ancestry" by C.H. Bane, 1895, covering several generations and the account of a forged will of a great grandson named Griffith (III) who died 8 Dec 1835, at the age of 81 yrs.

(1) "James Miles and Some of His Descendants," by Thomas Allen Glenn, "Pennsylvania Magazine," Vol. 37, No. 16, p.240,245. Cites: (a) George K. Miles, Pittsburgh, PA. (b) Pennepak Church records. (c) "Annals of Miles Ancestry," by C.H. Banes (1895). (2) "A Record of Marriages, Certificates of Removal and Births and Deaths Belonging to Radnor Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania 1683-1730," transcribed by Gilbert Cope (1890). FHL #20,480, item 2-6. (NOTE: Only right half of page copied.) (3) "Notes and Queries, Historical and Genealogical, Chiefly Relating to Interior Pennsylvania," ed. by William Henry Egle, Annual Vol. 1899, p.135, Annual Vol. 1897, p.224-225, and Annunal Volume 1898, p.55. (4) Notes on the Miles family, Chester Co., PA Archives. Compiler unknown. Cites: (a) Philadelphia Will Bk E 51. (5) "History of the Miles Family," by Irven Green Miles (Bellevue, PA) p.8. FHL #929.273 M594M. Cites: (a) "Annals of Miles Ancestry," by C.H. Bane. (6) "The Miles Family," by Mildred Goshow (Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA, 1965) p.2,10-15. FHL #511,745. Cites: (a) "Annals of the Miles Ancestry," by Charles H. Banes, p.32,34-35. (b) PA Archives, series 3,i, 19,20: "Welsh Purchasers in this Province." (c) Philadelphia Co. Deed Bk G8, 152,209. (d) Certificate of Survey, 27 Mar 1711, Logan Papers, Documents of the Provincial Councils, Historical Soc. of PA. (e) Philadelphia Co., PA Deed Bk H8, p.207,208,212. (f) Philadelphia Co., PA Deed Bk I7, p.37. (g) "Historical Sketch of the Lower Dublin (Penepek) Baptist Church," by Horatio Gates Jones (1869) p.37. (h) "Materials for a History of the Baptists in Delaware State," by Morgan Edwards, "PA Mag. of History & Biography," ix, p.53. (i) "History of the Baptists in America," by David Benedict (1813) i,563,571. (j) Philadelphia Co. Will Bk D, 126: 1719 #155. (k) Philadelphia Co., PA Will Bk C, p.298: 1712 #238. (l) Records of Radnor Montly Meeting 1680-1733, Genealogical Soc. of PA, p.299. ! Birth: (1,4,5) Llanfihangel Helygen Par ish (the Church of St. Michael by the Willows), Radnorshire, Wales. (1,3,5,6) 1670. (1,5,6) s/o James MILES. (6) Llanddowi, Radnorshire, Wales. (3) Wales, brother of Richard MILES. Baptism: (1b) 1697. (1b,5) Pennepak Church, as an adult. (5,6) 9 Jul 1697. (6) Philadelphia, PA. Marriage to Bridgett EDWARDS: (1,2,3,6) 20 Oct (8th mo.) 1692, Radnor Monthly Meeting, PA. (1,4) Among witnesses were James MILLES, Alexand EDWARD, Samuel MILLES, Richard MILLES, John JARMAN, John MORGAN, Jane PUGH, Hugh ROBERT, Rees THOMAS, Margaret EDWARDS (2), Jane EDWARDS, Martha EDWARDS, Ann DAVIS, Margaret MILLE, Elizabeth EVANS, Katherin GRIFFITH, Sinai PUGH, William DAVID, Ellis PUGH (2), Thomas JAMES, Thomas JONES, Hugh ROBERT, Rees THOMAS, Howell JAMES, John EVANS, David EVANS, Owen MORGAN. (4) 17 9 mo. (Nov.) 1692, Radnor Friends Meeting. (1,3,4,5,6) At the house of David PRICE in Radnor. (5) 20 Aug 1692. Marriage to Sarah __: (4) [NOTE: His son's marriage.] Death: (1,5,6j) Will dtd 28 Mar 1719, proved 13 Jun 1719, Philadelphia, PA. (6) Jun 1719, Bristol Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. Burial: (3) Penepeck Graveyard, Bustleton, PA, with wife Bridgett and John, Margaret, Lydia D. and Ann (consort of Joseph) MILES. (6) Also known as Lower Dublin Baptist Church graveyard. His gravestone survives. A monument erected later is inscribed, "In memory of Griffith MILES and his wife Bridget. Griffith was born in Wales, 1670, and died in Pennsylvania, January, 1719. They were respected members of the Pennepack Baptist Church. The former was baptized July 9, 1697, and his wife July 2, 1709. This tablet in memory of their honored lives was erected by their descendants 1896." The error in the date of his death was probably due to a mistaken reading of the old stone. (3) Griffith, Richard, Samuel and Ann MILES were from Llanddowi, Radnor Co., Wales. They were Quakers. (3) c.1682/3: Came to America. (4) 1688, 28 4 mo. (Jun): Richard MILES and Sarah EVANS were married at the house of John EVANS, Radnor, PA, by Friends Ceremony. Among the witnesses were James MILES, Samuel MILES, Griffith MILES, David MILES, and Margaret MILES. (6b) 1690, 17 May (3rd mo.): Griffith MILES and William DAVIES bought from David POWELL 200a., Radnor Twp., Chester Co., PA, adjoining Hugh SAMUEL. They sold 150 acres of it to Philip PHILIPS but did not convey it. Philip died, and his widow Phoebe sold it to David PUGH. William DAVIES, Griffith MILES and Phoebe PHILIPS deeded it to David PUGH 22 Aug (6th mo.) 1698. This land was near the Tredyffrin and Newtown Twp. lines. (2) 1692, 20 Oct: At time of marriage was of Radnor, Chester Co., PA. (1) 1694: David, Samuel, Griffith and Sarah MILES witnessed the marriage of William THOMAS and Elizabeth PHILIPS. (6c) 1695, 3 Dec (10 mo.): Griffith MILES of Bristol Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, yeoman, purchased from Samuel CARPENTER 200 acres in Bristol Twp. adjoining lands of Thomas GODFREY and Richard TOWNSEND. (6) This farm was in the area of Philadelphia now called Oak Lane. The log house he built there was not removed until 1856. The farm was later the site of a village which about 1740 began to be called Milestown, and continued with that name for over 100 years. (6b) 1698, 22 Aug (6th mo.): William DAVIES and Griffith MILES deeded to David PUGH 150 acres sold previously [see note under purchase 1690] and the remaining 50 acres of their 1690 200 acre purchase to James PUGH. (6c) 1699, 7 Sep (7 mo.): Purchased from Samuel CARPENTER 100 acres adjoining his previously purchased land, Bristol Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. (6e) 1702, 2 Jun (4th mo.): Sold 50 acres for 73 lbs. to Reese PRICE. (1,6h) 1706, 23 Jun: A conference was held at the home of Richard MILES in Radnor, PA by deputies from the Pennepak and Welsh Tract Baptist churches to adjust some differences in ordinances of the church. The conference was attended by Griffith and David MILES. (6h) They were attempting to reach an agreement about the doctrine of the laying on of hands. (6g) 1706, 2 3 Oct: Elected deacon of the Pennepack Baptist Church (Lower Dublin Baptist Church), Lower Dublin Twp., Bustleton, Philadelphia Co., PA, a few miles from his home, where he had been baptized in 1697. (6d) 1711: Member of the jury, as representative of Philadelphia Co., PA, to supervise the laying out of the York road (now Old York Road) from the end of Fourth St., Philadelphia, to the crossing of the Delaware at what is now New Hope, PA. Griffith MILES signed the certificate of survey 27 Mar 1711. This road crossed his farm from SW to NE, dividing it into 2 unequal parts, the larger part of about 183 acres being on the easterly side of the road. (6k) 1712, 9 May (3rd mo.): Alexander EDWARDS of Montgomery Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, yeoman, wrote his will. He appointed his son-in-law Griffith MILES and his wife Katherine executors. (6i) 1712, 27 May: Attended an interchurch conference at Middletown, NJ, to settle a dispute within that church. (6e) 1713, 30 Apr: Repurchased for 70 lbs. from the heirs of Reese PRICE 50 acres he had sold to Reese PRICE in 1702. (6l) 1714, 12 May (3rd mo.): Griffith MILES witnessed the wedding of his step-mother-in-law Catherine EDWARDS of Montgomery Twp., widow of Alexander EDWARDS, to John WILLIAMS, also of Montgomery Twp., widower, at Gwynedd Meeting. (6e) 1715, 7 Feb: Griffith MILES and his wife Bridget sold to John RUSSEL 136 acres, 121 perches, the part of his plantation on the westerly side of York Road, Bristol Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. (6i) 1715, 23 Apr: Elder Griffith MILES assisted in organizing the Baptist Church at Hopewell, NJ. (6f) 1718, 30 Dec: Purchased a tract in Montgomery Twp., Philadelphia Co., now Montgomery Co., from his brother-in-law Thomas EDWARDS, who had inherited a larger tract from his father, Alexander EDWARDS. (3) 31 Dec, he bought 80 acres and 31 perches, part of a plantation of 170 acres willed to Thomas EDWARDS by his father Alexander in 1712. Thomas and his wife Mary THOMAS then moved to Lancaster Co ., on the banks of the Conestoga, at a point now known as Spring Grove. (1,6j) 1719, 28 Mar: Griffith MILES, yeoman of Bristol Twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, wrote his will. (6j) To his wife Bridget he have his house and plantation to manage until his son Griffith reached age 21. She was then to have 1/2 the plantation and a home there for as long as she lived. His son Griffith was to have the other half, and the whole plantation when Bridget should die. His sons Griffith, Samuel and John were to live there with their mother until they reached age 21, but John, if he wished, could be bound out as apprentice to learn a trade. To his son Samuel he devised 80 acres in Montgomery Twp. he had purchased from Thomas EDWARDS. Son Griffith was to give Samuel either the land in Montgomery Twp. devised to Griffith by his Grandfather Alexander EDWARDS, or to pay him 60 pounds when he reached 21. Samuel was also to have 2 horses, plow, harness, cows, sheep and an axe and hoe and 20 pounds when he reached age 22. Son John was to be paid 100 pounds, and given an axe and a hoe when he reached age 22, but if he chose to learn a trade, he was to have only 80 pounds. He freed his daughters and sons-in-law of all debts in his book, but he did not name them. His 3 daughters were to share his household goods on the death of his wife Bridget. A chest of drawers was given to his daughter Esther for life and on her death to her oldest daughter. A clock, bedstead and 4 chairs he bequeathed to his son Griffith. He left to Abel MORGAN of Philadelphia 6 lbs.. Appointed wife Bridget MILES and eldest son Griffith executors, and Mirick DAVIS and Joseph TODD as trustees, overseers, tutors or guardians of his minor children. Witnessed by Rev. Samuel JONES, pastor of the Pennepack Church, & others. (6) The Abel MORGAN mentioned in his will was pastor of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia. Mirick DAVIS was his nephew, son of his sister Ann. Joseph TODD was his brother-in-law, husband of Bridget

Birth :Penn magazine #37; Miles Ancestry,#929.273 M594b;History of Bucks Co., Penn Marriages PA974.8 V25p; Goshow film FHL 511,745. Marriage:same as birth Death/Burial: Death date is the date the will was proved. LDS Bapt :GS film 177852 Endowment:GS film 184084 Seal Par :GS film 457,553 Seal Spou:GS film 184,587

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