Richard and Charlotte Allen Cosby Ancestry » Abraham Lewis (1715-1775)

Données personnelles Abraham Lewis 

• Autre nom: Abraham Lewis
• Il est né le 26 janvier 1715 dans Haverford Township, Chester, Pennsylvania.Source 5
• Alternative: Il est né le 26 janvier 1715 dans Haverford, Chester, Pennsylvania.
• Alternative: Il est né le 26 janvier 1715 dans Haverford, Chester Co., PA.Les sources 1, 2
• Alternative: Il est né le 26 janvier 1715 dans Haverford, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.
• Résidant:
• PA, United States.Source 6
• en l'an 1790: Upper Darby, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States.Source 4
• Il est décédé le 27 février 1775 dans Loudoun, Virginia, Verenigde Staten, il avait 60 ans.Source 5
• Alternative: Il est décédé le 11 octobre 1802 dans Loudoun, Virginia, Verenigde Staten, il avait 87 ans.
• Alternative: Il est décédé février 1802 dans Loudon Co., VA, il avait 87 ans.
• Alternative: Il est décédé le 11 octobre 1802 dans Loudoun, Virginia, United States, il avait 87 ans.
• Un enfant de Abraham Lewis et Mary Morgan

Famille de Abraham Lewis

Il est marié avec Rebekah Davis.

Ils se sont mariés le 9 mars 1744 à First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, il avait 29 ans.Source 7

Enfant(s):

1. Martha Lewis  ± 1745-1802
2. Abraham Lewis  1751-1813 
3. Abraham Lewis  1751-± 1813
4. Joseph Lewis  1752-1818 
5. Susannah Lewis  ± 1753-1801
6. Nancy Lewis  > 1756-????
7. Mary Lewis  ± 1758-1802
8. Isaac Lewis  1760-1740
9. James Lewis  ± 1764-1810
10. Jacob Lewis  1766-< 1787

Notes par Abraham Lewis

FROM: Charles Edwin Hunger's Genealogy, Rootsweb's World Connect Project; July 19,2006on as to his birth and marriage previously listed is questionable. There is doubt that his wife was Rebecca Marshall. It has been proposed that Abraham Lewis married Rebecca Davis on March 9, 1744 in the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and it is at least likely that Abraham Lewis was a resident of that state. If this is correct Abraham Lewis, then his birth would have been ca1720-22. Circumstantial evidence shows that there was an Abraham Lewis, Benjamin Butcher, Benjamin Butcher, Jr., John Butcher, John Butcher, Jr., Samuel Butcher, and Joseph Marple (Samuel Butcher m. a Sasannah Marple), and a David Davis estate, listed on tax list in Manor of Moreland Township, City of Philadelphia, in 1779 (Pennsylvania Achives, Third Series, Vol 14, p. 641): in 1783, a Joseph Butcher, Benjamin Butcher, Abraham Lewis, Samuel Butcher, and Joseph Lewis. In the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia County records, book 104, p. 126, June 2, 1740: "To Samuel Butcher: creditor of Joseph Lewis, wife Mary." An Examination of the estate records of Abraham Lewis in Loudoun County, Virginia (see below) would indicate that possibly only James, Jacob and Isaac Lewis were in Loudoun County when Abraham died, along with Nancy (Guy) and Susannah (Butcher). At the sale, Isaac Lewis bought an iron pot, bridle and cow; Jacob Lewis bought a saddle and cow; James Lewis bought almost everything else, which would seem to indicate he intended to remain there. Jacob and Isaac are later found in Kentucky, and Joseph Lewis and Martha (the widow of Paul Beck) were already in Shelby County, Kentucky in 1802.ts of this county are extremely hard to read, in many instances illegible due to water damage and time; some years are missing, and for some years only fragments remain. The following names are grouped when they appear concurrently on the lists:79 - Sasanna Butcher, Samuel Guym Lewis, Isaac Lewis, Jacob Lewis, Hezekiah Guy, Jacob and James, to two daughters Sasan Butcher and Nancy Guy, to daughter Martha Beck, to son Joseph, to son Abraham, and to daughter Mary Guy. Executors were Isaac Lewis and John Butcher. Witnessed by George McKinny, Thomas Harper and John Harper. Dated February 27, 1802, probated October 11, 1802. Will Book G, p. 54, has Inventory of Abraham Lewis estate, dated May 25, 1802 (?), recorded June 13, 1802, by John Gibson, Sr., Thomas Harper, Sr. and Joseph Carr. In Book G, p. 263, sale of Abraham Lewis, by Isaac Lewis, executor, on December 23, 1802.., Virginia; Filed February 27, 1802; Proved, October 11, 1802.g the mortality of my Body, being infirm; and weak of Body, But of perfect mind and memory, do make & ordain this, my last Will and Testament in form and manner following (viz):ommit my Soul to God who gaveth and my Body to the Earth to be Intered at the descretion of my Executors.old furniture and one [?with] and together with her maintenance during her natural life and at her decease to be equally divided between my sons Isaac, Jacob and James and my two Daughters Susan Butcher and Nancy Guy.o my son Abraham Twenty pounds to be paid by my Executors.e paid by my Executors.o my son Jacob one half of the land I now have in possession Twenty acres of which excepted for my son James and also one third of the fulling Mill.f my Land Together with the Twenty Acres Before Excepted being that part of said Twenty whereon my dwelling house is Built and also one third part of the fulling mill.y son Isaac and John Butcher the sole Executors of the my last Will and Testament hereby revoking discontinuing and declaring all other Wills and Testaments whatsoever and do acknowledge and affirm this to be my last Will and Testament In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the 27th day of [?Frebuy] In the year of Our Lord 1802.d sealled and delivered in the presence of us,s proved by the oath of George McKinny and Thomas Harper two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded [? one or two words] the motion of Isaac Lewis who made oath as the Law directs and together with Jacob Lewis and James Lewis his securities who entered into and acknowledged thier (sic) Bond in the penalty of Two Thousand Dollars conditioned as the Law directs Certificate is grants him for obtainig a probate thereof in due form. Charles Bimsell, 1771., receipt from Abraham Lewis to James Leith was proved by oath of Leven Powell. and oredered recorded. December 8, 1783. (Also Deed Book N, p. 544)s, case dismissed. September 15, 1784.n the state of North Carolina. April 15, 1789rt order, declared to be defective bill.braham Lewis purchased land in Loudoun County from Thomas Yardley of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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