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• Roepnaam is Casselberry.
• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1709 in Providence Township, Philadelphia County, Province of Pennsylvania.
• (Marriage) rond 1730 in Pennsylvania, United States: Spouse: Margaret Castleberry (born Addams).
• Hij is overleden op 24 maart 1748 in Providence Township, Philadelphia County, Province of Pennsylvania, hij was toen 39 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Heinrich Kesselberg Castleberry en Catherine Margretha Derrick

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http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=grooks&id=I89 ID: I89 Name: Paul CASTLEBERRY Given Name: Paul Surname: Castleberry Sex: M _UID: FBB4D6A0E2B0DF4496E94482E7FD047A8198 Change Date: 30 MAY 2009 Note: Paul used the spelling Castleberry, but his son reverted back to Casselberry. He is found on the 1734 tax list for Providence Twp. , the same neighborhood as his brother Der rick and mother Catherine. He was one of the signers of a petition sent to England in 1736 requesting a minister from the Society for Propagating of the Gospel. However, a few years later, on Sept. 18 , 1742, he and his wife were received by baptish at Tredyffrin,at the Great Valley Baptist Church. His wife's step-mother Alse (Withers) Addams was a member of that Baptist church. Paul and Margaret h ad children Richard, Jacob, Benjamin, Catrin, Elizabeth, and Ann. Benjamin served in the Revolution. Paul and his wife died while their children were still young. Perhaps this person helped ra ise some of the orphaned children: DAVID, THOMAS. New Providence, Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman. July 25, 1756. October 16, 1756. K.472. Children: John, Mary, Elizabeth, Elijah, Elisha and M orris. Beneficiaries: Elizabeth and Anne (daughters of Paul Castleberry); the Township of New Providence given a piece of land for public burial purposes. Exec: Son Morris. Wit: Derick Castleberry (his mark), Nathan Davis, Benjamin Davis. Codicil: July 27, 1756. Gives to said Township an additional piece of land on which to erect a Baptist Meeting House. Witnessed byMary C astleberry & Benj. Davis. . The following court record sheds a bit more information on the family: Philadelphia Orphans' Court March 28, 1768 Petition of Jacob Castlebury, New Providence Towns hip, Philadelphia County, tanner, sets forth that the petitioner's grandfather, Henry Castlebury, owned a certain plantation and messuage in the New Providence Township, the plantation comprising 90 a cres, that in his will he made no disposition of this plantation, and that he left issue four sons: Derrick, William, Paul and John; and four daughters: Eve, Elizabeth, Mary and Catherine. Derrick by deed after the father's death conveyed his rights in the 90 acres to his brother Paul. John did likewise. "William is yet alive," as are also Eve and Elizabeth. Mary married Philip Schrack and died le aving seven children; Catherine married Hugh Hamilton and died, leaving five children. Paul died devising his estate to his son Richard and a daughter. Richard died intestate and without issue. (uncle ar date) The estate of Richard in the 90 acre tract descended to the petitioner, Jacob Castlebury. The petition asks the court to appoint an inquest to divide the 90-acre tract among the claimants or sell it and make an award of the proceeds. The court so ordered and awarded an inquest. June 13, 1768--Return of inquest in the estate of Henry Castlebury by Joseph Redman, High Sheriff.Because the v aluation was imperfect the court set aside the return and awarded a new inquest. The Orphans Court dockets make no further mention of the proceedings. Please take special note that Richard, the so n of Paul, was deceased before 1768. There was another Richard in the family, the son of Paul's brother, William, who is later found in NC and Georgia, married to Anna Trice. Paul's son Richard died i n Pennsylvania without issue. Birth: EST 1707 _SDATE: 1 JUL 1707 in Pennsylvania Death: APR 1748 _SDATE: 15 APR 1748 in Providence, Montgomery Co., PA Note: WILL OF PAUL CASTLEBERRY, Will Book G , p. 246, #185,Registry of Wills, Philadelphia, PA In the Name of God Amen. The 22d. Day of March in ye year of our Lord 1747/8 I Paul Castleberry of New Providence in the County of Philadelph ia being very Sick & weak in Body But of perfect mind & memory thanks be given unto God therefore calling unto mind the mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for allmen once to Dye do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament That is to Say - Principally and First of all I give and recommend my Soul into ye hands of God that gave it & for my Body I recommend it to the Ea rth to be Buried in a Christian Like and decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors - Nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God, A nd as Touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this Life, I give devise and Dispose of the same in the following manner and form. Imprimis I give and bequeath to m y beloved Mother Catrin Castleberry, Every third Bushel of all ye Corn that is reaped on my Plantation namely wheat, Ray, Inden Corn and Buckwheat Together with one half of the Seyder she finding ye h alf of the Hands to make it yearly Every year during her Life. Item I give and bequeath to Margaret my Dearly beloved Wife, all my Household Goods during her Life Together with the Benefit and Pro fit of all my Plantation for the maintenance & Education of my Children while she remains a widow or untill my Eldest Son comes of Age And after he comes to age (& she keeps unmarried) she shall have her maintenance and a room in the House During her Life or Widowhood. Item I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son Richard Castleberry all and Singular my Lands and Tenementsfreely to be Enjoyed by h im and his Heirs forever. Item I give and bequeath to my beloved Sons and Daughters Namely to Jacob Castleberry and Benjamin Castleberry also to Catrin, Eliz.th and Ann Castleberry the Sum of Six pounds Current money of Pennsylvania to Each of them to be raised & Levied out of my Estate and paid to them according as they come to age only the oldest Girl she shall not Sue for her Legacie untill my Son Richard come to Age. Item & it is my Will and I do order that at the age of Seventeen years my Sons Jacob and Benjamin be put to Trades such as they then shallthink most proper Together w ith the Judgement of my Exers. And I do hereby Constitute and ordain Margaret my beloved Wife and Jacob Humsted my only and Sole Execurs. of this my Last Will and Testament and do hereby Disallow revo ke and Disannul all and Every other Former Testaments Wills or Legacys & Executors by me in any ways before this Time named, willed & bequeathed Ratifying and Confirmingthis and no other to be my Las t Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal the Day and year above written. Paul Caselberry (seal) Signed, Sealed, Published Pronounced & Declared by the sd. P aul Castleberry as his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us the Subscribers (Viz) Hugh Hamilton - John Caselbery Jas. Curry Salford the Eighteenth Day of April 1748 Then personally ap peared Hugh Hamilton and John Caselbery two of the Witnesses to the within written Will & on their affirmation respectively did declare they saw and heard Paul Caselberry the Testator within mentioned Sign Seal Publish and declare the Same Will to be his Last Will and Testament and that at the doing thereof he was of Sound mind memory and Understanding to the best of their knowledge. Coram - J acob Reiss by authority from Wm. Plumsted, Regr. Gen. Be it Remembered that on the 18th. day of April 1748 The Last Will and Testament of Paul Caselbery Deced. was proved in due form of Law and Pr obate and Letters Testamentary were granted to Margaret Caselbery and Jacob Humsted (Umsted) Executors in the Testament named being first Solemnly affirmed well and truly to administer the said Deced. 's Estate and to bring an Inventory thereof into the Register General's office at Philada. at or before the 18th. day of May next and render a true accot. when thereunto Lawfully required Given under the Seal of the said office---Wm. Plumsted, Reg. Genr. Father: Heinrich KESSELBERG b: OCT 1661 in Mulheim, Ruhr, Germany Mother: Catharine ? b: EST 1678 Marriage 1 Margaret ADDAMS b: EST 1715 in P rovidence, Montgomery Co., PA Married: EST 1735 in Pennsylvania Children Has Children Benjamin CASTLEBERRY b: EST 1741 in Philadelphia Co., PA Has Children Jacob CASSELBERRY b: 11 OCT 1 744 in Pennsylvania Has No Children Catrin CASTLEBERRY Has No Children Richard CASTLEBERRY Has No Children Ann CASTLEBERRY Has Children Elizabeth CASTLEBERRY -------------------- * Ref erence: [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-1/myheritage-family-trees?itemId=175574241-3-1093&action=showRecord&indId=externalindividual-a1bf6d05691ccacda2e7719c7f7dbe36&mrid=c39050fa4d42d c28161f9bb49b78f642 MyHeritage Family Trees] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Mar 3 2016, 16:40:02 UTC'' -------------------- === GEDCOM Note === His will proved Apr. 1 7, 1748, and recorded in Philadelphia, Will Book 6, page 246, #I85. It provided for his mother Catrin who was still living "1/3 of his wheat, ray, indencorn, and buckwheat, and 1/2 of ye seyder." Hi s children were all still minors at the time of his death. The oldest, Richard, to have the lands and tenaments, the other sons six pounds each and be 'putto traids when seventeen years old', daughte rs also to receive six pounds each. For his widow "and she keeps unmarried shall have her mentenence and a room in ye house." Paul used the spelling Castleberry, but his son reverted back to Casselb erry. He is found on the 1734 tax list for Providence Twp. , the same neighborhood as brother Derrick and mother Catherine. Paul was baptized Sept. 1742 at St. Peters of the Great Valley, a church s erved by the rector of St. James Episcopal, per Mr. Bean, Historian of that church. He was one of the signers of a petition sent to England in 1736 requesting a minister from the Society for Propagat ing of the Gospel. There is also an account of his baptism at the Great Valley Baptist Church. His wife's step-mother Alse (Withers) Addams was a member of that Baptist church. Paul and Margaret ha d children Richard, [BO:Jacob:BO], Benjamin, Catrin, Elizabeth, and Ann. Benjamin and Richard served in the Revolution. If you find something useful ... please let me know ... and if you can add to t he info in my file ... please let me know. THANKS. Michael J. Godshalk (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX) === GEDCOM Note ===

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