Samuel Hale1

Marriage*Samuel Hale married Sarah Ilsley, daughter of William Ilsley and Barbara Stevens. 
Patent*Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, conveyed to his brother, the Duke of York, not only the soil, but the right of government in the Province of New Jersey. In like manner, the title to the soil and the right of government passed from the Duke of York to Sir George Carteret, proprietor of East Jersey.
     On 18 March 1669/70,Sir George Carteret granted a patent to Samuel Hale at Woodbridge, East Jersey, Province of New Jersey. The following is an abstract of that patent:
1, a house lot of 16 acres 3 perches betw. Samuel Moore and John Smith; 2, 6 acres of meadow, bounded South by Benjamin Parkis. West by Strawberry Hill, North by grantee's houselot, East by Wm Conmpton; 3, 120 acres of upland, North of Langsters Plain, bounded West by Richard Worth, North by the Commons, East by the head of the swamp and Peters Wigwam, South by Samuel Moore; 4, 25 acres of the Raraton's meadows, adjoining Nathan Webster and Richard Worth
2 
Last Edited9 Aug 2009

Citations

  1. [S79] Charles Henry Pope, The Pioneers of Massachusetts ((Baltimore, Maryland, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1977)), 251.
  2. [S248] William Nelson, editor, Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXI, Calendar of Records in the Office of the Secretary of State, 1664-1703 (269 Main St., Paterson, New Jersey: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1899), p. 10.

Ann Grey1

Marriage*Ann Grey married William Pierson, son of William Pierson and Elizabeth Howell, circa October 1763.1 
(Heir) WillIn William Pierson's will dated 8 August 1766 at Amwell, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Ann Peirson was named as an heir.2 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S48] My Pierson Family Ancestral Line, online http://members.cox.net/mountgen/pierson.html : accessed 2001.
  2. [S153] A. Van Doren Honeyman, editor, Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey; First Series, Volume XXXIII, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administration, Etc., Vol. IV, 1761 - 1770 (Sommerville, New Jersey: The Unionist-Gazette Association, Printers, 1928), page 323.

Thomas Woodhouse1,2

b. 20 January 1683/84
FatherAnthony Woodhouse b. bt 1658 - 1660, d. c 1683
MotherFrances [--?--] b. 1661, d. 27 Sep 1686
BirthThomas Woodhouse was born on 20 January 1682/83, son of Anthony Woodhouse and Frances [--?--].1 
Birth*Thomas Woodhouse was born on 20 January 1683/84, son of Anthony Woodhouse and Frances [--?--], at Mount Holly, Burlington County, New Jersey.3 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S66] Carmack Waterhouse, Supplement to Certain Topics on the Ingham, Waterhouse and Allied Families ((108 Orange Lane, Oak Ridge, Tennessee)), 3s.
  2. [S134] William Nelson, editor, Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXIII, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. I, 1670 - 1730 (269 Main Street, Patterson, New Jersey: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 1901), 520.
  3. [S95] Elizabeth Waterhouse Layman, Richard Green Waterhouse (1775-1827); Tennessee Pioneer (Wolfe City, Texas: Henington Publishing Company, 1996), 37.

Walter George McQuarrie1

b. 28 January 1870, d. 11 October 1940
(Interred) BurialPlotWalter George McQuarrie, listed as Walter McQuarrie, is interred in the cemetery plot purchased by Edward Dougherty on 29 June 1866 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Evanston), Illinois; section A, block 10, lot 4.2
Birth*Walter George McQuarrie was born on 28 January 1870 at Michigan.1,3,4,5,6 
Birth-AltHe has also been reported to have been born in 1873 at Illinois.7 
Marriage LicenseWalter McQuaire (age 28) and Nellie Dougherty (age 24) obtained a marriage license on 6 September 1899 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.8
Marriage*Walter George McQuarrie married Ellen Latitia Dougherty, daughter of Edward Dougherty and Elizabeth Rutledge, on 6 September 1899 at St. Mark's Church in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The witnesses to the marriage were Thos. Collins and Frances Corcuell. Walter is listed as being a Protestant.9,8,10,11 
CensusUS1900*Walter McQuarrie (age 28) is listed as the head of a family residing at 7053 Jefferson Street on the 1900 U. S. Federal Population Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The official date for this census was 1 Jun 1900. Nellie McQuarrie (age 26) are listed as members of the household. He rents his house. His occupation is listed as engineer.12 
City DirectoryWalter was listed in the Chicago city directories:
     Year     Entry
     1909     McQuarrie Walter machinist h 7138 East End av13
     1910     McQuarrie Walter machinist h 7138 East End av
     1911     McQuarrie Walter machinist h 7138 East End av14
     1912     McQuarrie Walter machinist h 7138 East End av15
     1930     McQuarrie Walter r 7256 Dorchstr Av. DOR chstr-978616. 
CensusUS1910*Walter G. McQuarrie (age 37) is listed as the head of a family residing at 7138 East End Avenue on the 1910 U. S. Federal Population Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The official date for this census was 15 Apr 1910. Nellie L. McQuarrie (age 36), Grace L. McQuarrie (age 8), Harold W. McQuarrie (age 7) and Stella M. McQuarrie (age 4) are listed as members of the household. He owns his own home. His occupation is listed as machinist in a steel mill and was unemployed for 52 weeks during the year.17 
CensusUS1920*Walter McQuarrie (age 48) is listed as the head of a family residing at 7256 South Dorchester Avenue on the 1920 U. S. Federal Population Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The official date for this census was 1 Jan 1920. Nellie McQuarrie (age 45), Grace McQuarrie (age 18), Harold McQuarrie (age 16) and Della McQuarrie (age 13) are listed as members of the household. He owns his own home (mortgaged). His occupation is listed as machinist for a steel company.18 
CensusUS1930*Walter G. McQuerrie (age 57) is listed as the head of a family residing at 7256 South Dorchester Avenue on the 1930 U. S. Federal Population Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The official date for this census was 1 Apr 1930. Nellie D. McQuerrie (age 57), Grace McQuerrie (age 27) and Della McQuerrie (age 24) are listed as members of the household. He owns his own home (value of home is $10,000) and a radio set. His occupation is listed as motor mechanic for a steel company.19 
CensusUS1940*Walter McQuarrie (age 68) is listed as the head of a family residing at 1745 East 84th Street on the 1940 U. S. Federal Population Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The official date for this census was 1 Apr 1940. Nellie McQuarrie (age 68), Grace McQuarrie (age 39) and Della McQuarrie (age 34) are listed as members of the household. He owns his own home (value of home is $10,000). His highest level of school completed was 8 years of elementary school. He received income of more than $50 from sources other than wages or salary.20 
Death*Walter George McQuarrie died on 11 October 1940 at 1745 East 84th Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 70.1,21 
Obituary*His obituary was published 13 October 1940 in the "Chicago Daily Tribune" (Chicago, Illinois),21 
Obit-Text*The following is a transcription of that obituary:
Walter G. McQuarrie, beloved husband of Nellie, nee Dougherty; father of Grace, Harold, Della, and the late Walter. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Felicitas' church. Interment Calvary.
21 
Funeral*His funeral was held on 14 October 1940 at St. Felicitas' Church in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.22 
Burial*He was buried at Calvary Catholic Cemetery located in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, on 14 October 1940.23,21,1 
(SpouseDeceased1) Obituary On 24 January 1943 Walter, listed as Walter McQuarrie, was identified as the deceased spouse of Ellen Latitia McQuarrie in her obituary printed in the Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.24 

Family

Ellen Latitia Dougherty b. 1 Jan 1870, d. 22 Jan 1943
Marriage LicenseWalter McQuaire (age 28) and Nellie Dougherty (age 24) obtained a marriage license on 6 September 1899 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.8
Marriage*Walter George McQuarrie married Ellen Latitia Dougherty, daughter of Edward Dougherty and Elizabeth Rutledge, on 6 September 1899 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. The witnesses to the marriage were Thos. Collins and Frances Corcuell. Walter is listed as being a Protestant.9,8,10,11 
Children
Last Edited24 Jan 2015

Citations

  1. [S1717] Chicago, Illinois, death certificate, entry for Walter George McQuarrie, 11 Oct 1940; database, FamilySearch.org Record Search, Chicago, Illinois Death Certificates 1916-1945, (http://pilot.familysearch.org : accessed 20 Aug 2010). FHL microfilm no. 1953584. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
  2. [S933] Edward Dougherty cemetery burial record, section A, block 10, lot 4, Calvary Catholic Cemetery, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, Edward purchased the lot on 29 Jun 1866. The size of the lot is 8 x 7.6.
  3. [S311] 1900 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 1100, sheet 17A, dwelling 220, family 336, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed Jul 2008), citing National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 290. He is listed as being born in Jan 1872.
  4. [S603] 1920 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 471, sheet 3B, dwelling 48, family 66, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2004), citing National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 316. He is listed as being 48 years old in 1920.
  5. [S914] 1930 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 16-347, sheet 20B, dwelling 204, family 380, Walter G. McQuerrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2005), citing National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 428. He is listed as being 57 years old in 1930.
  6. [S1859] 1940 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 103-516, sheet 11B, household 270, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2014), citing National Archives microfilm publication T627. He is listed as being 68 years old in 1940 and was born in Michigan.
  7. [S358] 1910 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 450, sheet 14A, dwelling 48, family 80, Walter G. McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2005), citing National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 248. He is listed as being 37 years old in 1910.
  8. [S1633] Illinois, Cook County, marriage license, Walter McQuaire-Nellie Dougherty certificate no. 297024, 6 Sep 1899; digital images, FamilySearch, Illinois, Cook County Marriage Licenses, 1871-1920, (http://familysearch.org : accessed 19 Aug 2009). FHL microfilm no. 1030301, image no. 134. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
  9. [S1822] "Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org : accessed 9 Dec 2011), entry for Walter McQaurre-Nellie Dougherty, married 6 Sep 1899; citing Church Records, St. Mark (Chicago), Marriages, 1894-1915, image no. 6; Catholic Bishop of Chicago.
  10. [S311] 1900 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 1100, sheet 17A, dwelling 220, family 336, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed Jul 2008), citing National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 290. According to the census, they have been married for 1 year.
  11. [S358] 1910 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 450, sheet 14A, dwelling 48, family 80, Walter G. McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2005), citing National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 248. According to the census, they have been married for 10 years.
  12. [S311] 1900 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 1100, sheet 17A, dwelling 220, family 336, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed Jul 2008), citing National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 290.
  13. [S1011] The Lakeside Annual Directory of the City of Chicago, 1909 (141 to 150 Plymouth Ct., Chicago, IL: The Chicago Directory Company, 1909), page 1655.
  14. [S947] The Lakeside Annual Directory of the City of Chicago, 1911 (731 Plymouth Ct., Chicago, IL: The Chicago City Directory Company, 1911), page 926.
  15. [S969] The Lakeside Annual Directory of the City of Chicago, 1912 (731 Plymouth Ct., Chicago, IL: The Chicago City Directory Company, 1912), page 949.
  16. [S665] Chicago Telephone Directory, 1930 (212 W. Washington, Chicago, IL: Illinois Bell Telephone Company, 1930), page 914.
  17. [S358] 1910 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 450, sheet 14A, dwelling 48, family 80, Walter G. McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2005), citing National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 248.
  18. [S603] 1920 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 471, sheet 3B, dwelling 48, family 66, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2004), citing National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 316.
  19. [S914] 1930 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 16-347, sheet 20B, dwelling 204, family 380, Walter G. McQuerrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2005), citing National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 428.
  20. [S1859] 1940 U. S. census, Cook County, Illinois, population schedule, Chicago, Enumeration District (ED) 103-516, sheet 11B, household 270, Walter McQuarrie, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2014), citing National Archives microfilm publication T627.
  21. [S1100] "Obituaries and Death Notices," Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois); digital image, Chicago Tribune Historical Archive, Walter G. McQuarrie entry, 13 Oct 1940, record number 19401013dn077.
  22. [S1100] "Obituaries and Death Notices," Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois); digital image, Chicago Tribune Historical Archive, Walter G. McQuarrie entry, 12 Oct 1940, record number 19401012dn013.
  23. [S933] Walter McQuarrie cemetery burial record, section A, block 10, lot 4, center, Calvary Catholic Cemetery, 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, Edward purchased the lot on 29 Jun 1866. The size of the lot is 8 x 7.6.
  24. [S1100] "Obituaries and Death Notices," Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois); digital image, Chicago Tribune Historical Archive, Nellie McQuarrie entry, 24 Jan 1943, record number 19430124dn052.

John Lawrence1,2,3

b. 28 January 1707/8, d. 19 June 1795
FatherElisha Lawrence3 b. 17 Feb 1665/66, d. 27 May 1724
MotherLucy Stout b. 1675, d. a 1724
Birth*John Lawrence was born on 28 January 1707/8, son of Elisha Lawrence and Lucy Stout, at Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey.4,5,3 
Marriage*John Lawrence married Mary Hartshorne, daughter of William Hartshorne, on 2 November 1738.6 
Will*John left a will dated 6 December 1790 at Monmouth County, New Jersey:
     Lawrence, John, Sr., of Monmouth Co; will of. Daughter, Mary, negro boy, Prince. Daughter, Sarah, negro boy, Peter. Real and personal to be sold and divided into 5 parts. Son, John; daughters, Elizabeth Le Conte, Mary Lawrence, Sarah Lawrence, and granddaughter, Helena Lawrence Holmes, each 1/5 part; they all to act as Executors. Witnesses - James Lawrie, Robert Montgomery, John Stillwell. Proved Sept. 4, 1795.
Lib. 33, p. 516; File 7257-7260M.7 
Death*John Lawrence died on 19 June 1795 at age 87.5 
Probate*His estate was probated on 4 September 1795 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.7 

Family

Mary Hartshorne b. 27 Apr 1714, d. 19 Feb 1782
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S188] Herald F. Stout, Stout and Allied Families, Volume One (Dover, Ohio: The Eagle Press, 1951), page 7.
  2. [S318] E. Alfred, M. A., F. R. Hist. Soc., London Jones, The Loyalists of New Jersey in the Revolution (Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, New Series, Vol. XI, 1926), page 345.
  3. [S1363] David Hoffman, "Elisha and Lucia LAWRENCE family Bible," e-mail message from David Hoffman (e-mail address) to e-mail address, 01 Jul 2006, Bible #4829 in the New Jesery Genealogical Society collection housed at Rutgers University.
  4. [S84] Joseph R., compiler Klett, Genealogies of New Jersey Families, From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Volume II ((Baltimore, Maryland, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.)), page 563.
  5. [S114] John E., M. D. Stillwell, Historical and Genealogical Miscellany; Early Settlers of New Jersey and Their Descendants; Vol. III ((Baltimore, Maryland, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1970)), page 413.
  6. [S114] John E., M. D. Stillwell, Historical and Genealogical Miscellany; Early Settlers of New Jersey and Their Descendants; Vol. III ((Baltimore, Maryland, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1970)), 413.
  7. [S106] Elmer T. Hutchinson, editor, Documents Relating to the Colonial, Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey; First Series, Volume XXXVII, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administration, Etc., Vol. VIII, 1791 - 1795 (Jersey City, New Jersey: Scott Printing Co. Printers, 1942), page 222.

Mary Hartshorne1

b. 27 April 1714, d. 19 February 1782
FatherWilliam Hartshorne b. 22 Jan 1678/79, d. 1748
Birth*Mary Hartshorne was born on 27 April 1714, daughter of William Hartshorne.2 
Marriage*Mary Hartshorne married John Lawrence, son of Elisha Lawrence and Lucy Stout, on 2 November 1738.2 
Death*Mary Hartshorne died on 19 February 1782 at age 67.2 

Family

John Lawrence b. 28 Jan 1707/8, d. 19 Jun 1795
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S89] My Lawrence Family Ancestral Line, online http://members.cox.net/mountgen/lawrence.html : accessed 2001.
  2. [S114] John E., M. D. Stillwell, Historical and Genealogical Miscellany; Early Settlers of New Jersey and Their Descendants; Vol. III ((Baltimore, Maryland, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1970)), 413.

Saera Ryerson1

b. 20 August 1716, d. 17 February 1727/28
FatherCornelius Ryerson b. c 1684, d. 2 Sep 1761
MotherSarah Jorise d. 27 May 1772
Birth*Saera Ryerson was born on 20 August 1716, daughter of Cornelius Ryerson and Sarah Jorise.1 
Death*Saera Ryerson died on 17 February 1727/28 at age 11.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S85] Inc. Brøderbund Software, Family History: New Jersey Genealogies #1, Genealogies of New Jersey Families, Volume II, A Ryerson Family Bible (Family Tree Maker CD 182, Brøderbund Software, Inc.)), 608.

Jorges Ryerson1

b. 2 April 1719, d. 18 January 1777
FatherCornelius Ryerson b. c 1684, d. 2 Sep 1761
MotherSarah Jorise d. 27 May 1772
Birth*Jorges Ryerson was born on 2 April 1719, son of Cornelius Ryerson and Sarah Jorise.1 
Marriage*Jorges Ryerson married Sarah Teveau on 15 October 1744.1 
Death*Jorges Ryerson died on 18 January 1777 at age 57.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S85] Inc. Brøderbund Software, Family History: New Jersey Genealogies #1, Genealogies of New Jersey Families, Volume II, A Ryerson Family Bible (Family Tree Maker CD 182, Brøderbund Software, Inc.)), 608.

Sarah Teveau1

Marriage*Sarah Teveau married Jorges Ryerson, son of Cornelius Ryerson and Sarah Jorise, on 15 October 1744.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S85] Inc. Brøderbund Software, Family History: New Jersey Genealogies #1, Genealogies of New Jersey Families, Volume II, A Ryerson Family Bible (Family Tree Maker CD 182, Brøderbund Software, Inc.)), 608.

Antje Ryerson1

b. 2 October 1721, d. 8 March 1787
FatherCornelius Ryerson b. c 1684, d. 2 Sep 1761
MotherSarah Jorise d. 27 May 1772
Marriage*Antje Ryerson married Isaac Underdunck. 
Birth*Antje Ryerson was born on 2 October 1721, daughter of Cornelius Ryerson and Sarah Jorise.1 
Death*Antje Ryerson died on 8 March 1787 at age 65.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S85] Inc. Brøderbund Software, Family History: New Jersey Genealogies #1, Genealogies of New Jersey Families, Volume II, A Ryerson Family Bible (Family Tree Maker CD 182, Brøderbund Software, Inc.)), 608.

Richard Thatcher III1

b. circa 1589, d. 1623
FatherRichard Thatcher IV b. c 1568, d. 1593
MotherAlice Ollard b. 1542, d. 1591
Birth*Richard Thatcher III was born circa 1589, son of Richard Thatcher IV and Alice Ollard.1 
Marriage*Richard Thatcher III married Margaret Crabtree in 1609.1 
Death*Richard Thatcher III died in 1623.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S94] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088 (Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000).

Margaret Crabtree1

b. 1574, d. 1623
Birth*Margaret Crabtree was born in 1574.1 
Marriage*She married Richard Thatcher III, son of Richard Thatcher IV and Alice Ollard, in 1609.1 
Death*Margaret Crabtree died in 1623.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S94] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088 (Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000).

Richard Thatcher IV1

b. circa 1568, d. 1593
FatherUffington Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1540, d. c 1585
MotherJane [--?--] b. 1523, d. 1598
Birth*Richard Thatcher IV was born circa 1568, son of Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher and Jane [--?--].1 
Marriage*Richard Thatcher IV married Alice Ollard on 21 October 1577 at Berkshire, England.1 
Death*Richard Thatcher IV died in 1593.1 

Family

Alice Ollard b. 1542, d. 1591
Child
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S94] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088 (Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000).

Alice Ollard1

b. 1542, d. 1591
Birth*Alice Ollard was born in 1542.1 
Marriage*She married Richard Thatcher IV, son of Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher and Jane [--?--], on 21 October 1577 at Berkshire, England.1 
Death*Alice Ollard died in 1591.1 

Family

Richard Thatcher IV b. c 1568, d. 1593
Child
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S94] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088 (Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000).

Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher1

b. circa 1540, d. circa 1585
FatherJohn Ringmer Thatcher b. 1493, d. 1559
MotherMargaret Best b. 1500, d. 1560
Reference*Reference: [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088, Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000]

August 26, 1997 I have used a made up name for the husband of Jane Thatcher, see a copy of the abstract of Will, of Jane Thatcher dated XXIII day of March, 1598. Also see much information that I have .found regarding Uffington area, listed under "more" on Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher. by Charles R. Thatcher P O Box 26052 Indianapolis IN 46226-0052

8-26-1997 Regarding Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher
I have used the above first names of the above to add detailed information that I have found over the past years from all sources and several personal visits to Uffington, England, during the years 1980--1990. I was able to make these visits along with my wife Alice and our daughter Amy Thatcher. The visits were vacation and free holidays that we had while constructing the large pipe coating plants at Leith-Edinburgh, Scotland for British Pipe Coaters and British Gas Ltd.
Of special interest to all persons that are researching the "Thatcher" family. Dennis Thatcher, husband of Margart Thatcher,ex-Prime Minister, is an Uffington Thatcher.

Of other special interest is the copy of the will of Jane Thatcher, dated XXIII March 1598. She is at rest in the Thatcher section of the grave yard that is around the church. In fact many of the Thatcher name plates are fixed on the side of the church building, besides the Thatcher grave sites.

A copy of Jane Thatcher's will can be found in this CD disc, under her name and the sub section of "more about". The will lists the names of her son's, their wives and a nephew named Richard Thatcher.

The name Uffington Wooldstone I used as a computer section to be able to store and list all information that did not tie direct to one person.

In the old records of the Thatchers, many times I found on death or birth records the Thatcher's were listed by their first name and then given the added word -- such as-- Richard, a Wooldstone Thatcher or Jane, an Uffington Thatcher. Other times on death dated I have found Oliver, the elder one, an Wooldstone Thatcher.

Uffington and Wooldstone were within a short walking distance of each other, both had their own church and church records.

-------------------------------------- Thatcher Coat of Arms
Heraldic Description:
Arms: Cules, a cross moline argent; on a chief d'or, three
grasshppers proper.
Crest: A grasshopper, proper, resting on a helmet, visor closed.

Authority: Burke's general armories 1844 and 1878 editions.
Fairbairn's Crests 19ll edition.

Symbols: Cules (red) Bravery
Argent (silver) Peace
Or (green) Hope
Ppr (Proper or natural colors)

"Cedant Arma Togue, Concedant Laurea Linguae"
(The power of arms yielding to that of the church, let
the eloquence of the pulpit take the place of the
arbitrament of force.) Charles R Thatcher 8/26/1997 _____Mr Thatcher has a English copy in full color of the above. ____________________________ 8/27/1997
The Uffington -Wooldstone Thatchers In the summer of 1976 Leonard Thatcher and his daughter, Mrs Georgia Seeliger, visited Uffington Church. While there Leonard purchased the last two copies (booklets) of the:
The Annual and Triennial Visitation -Presentments
for Uffington, Baulking and Wooldstone
by The Parish Churchwardens.

In these booklets and reports were found that the Thatchers were church wardens in both Uffington and Walldstone for many years. The first Thatcher I found listed was in 1634 and under the heading
"The Terrier of the possessions of the sayed church and the two chappels
here-under written." Then the following several items from the report.
Item # 1-- "the tythe of three acres in the hangings of Sower Hill unto
Dragginge Hill excepting a headland halfe in the lower end
of the said Sower Hill noew in tenure of Bartram Thatcher
and alsoe one other halfe next Blakes crosse was
shootinge upon Ickleton way."

Item # 2- "the tythe of one acre and a butte in the East combes late
in the tenure of Oliver Thatcher, now of his assinges."

Item # 3 - "they tythe corne, hay, wooll and lambs belonge unto
Mr. Saunders Esgr. by impropration"
signed by Fran. Hawkins, Vicarius
Arnold Thatcher, Guardian
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notes on the above
Headland - strip abutting at right - angle on another,
or an irregular shaped piece of land.
Shoting upon - boardering upon.
Guarding - a Churchwarden

The next date when Thatchers were mentioned was in October 1641 where Richard Thatcher signed as a Churchwarden of Uffington and Arnold Thatcher signed as a Churchwarden of Wooldstone.

Amoung other things the church reports listed the sinners and also their sins. The following is a copy from the first (# 1 booklet) .
"Uffington in Countie Berks 1665"
Listing the names of those that come not to the place of public worship
to hear Divine Services and Sermon.
Oliver Lock and his wife.
Richard Ballard and his wife
William Ballard
The wife of John Johnson
Thos. Thatcher, the younger.
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The last time a Thatcher was mentioned in these booklets was
Thos. Thatcher on May 11, 1791.

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From the Bishop's transcrips I found listed Baptims, Burials and
Marriages of twenty-seven Thatchers from April 18, 1612 to April 5, 1638.
I found no births listed in any of the records. The earliest Thatcher I found
recorded was Ann Thatcher, daughter of Wm. Thatcher who was
baptised on April 18, 1612.
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In the Parish Registers the baptisms of twenty-two Thatchers from 1659
to 1679, and the marriages of ten Thatchers from 1664 to 1703, and the
burials of twenty-seven Thatchers from 1654 to 1678 were recorded.

August 28, 1997 by CRThatcher, Indianapolis IN from files of Leonard G W Thatcher.
----------------- September 3, 1997 from notes of Charles Robert Thatcher, b 8\26-1922
Taken from a visit to Uffington, England during March 1977.
Staying at the Westminister Hotel in London--Charles, Alice and our daughter Amy took a private car and driver to visit the Uffington area. We first took the train from London to Oxford, then the car and driver on to Uffington.
Uffington located some odd 18 miles southwest of Oxford. The small village is located in the center of "Vale of the White Horse" , a large smooth valley of fine grass land and farming soils. Many of the estates are now horse farms for the breeding and training of race horses. On the north slope of a rather high hill south of Uffington and looking to the north, you can see the huge shape of the white horse made from the Roman's visits of earlier times. The soil had been taken off to let the white base stone expose the shape of the horse. I was told while in Uffington, that during World War II, the horse had to be covered up, as the German airo command was using the horse as a mapping point for their air raids in England.
Uffington is a small and very beautiful English village, located near other larger towns in England--Swindon-to the west, Wantage-to the east, Farington- to the north, Hungerford-to the south side, on a large scale map.
In the center of the old section of Uffington we located "The Parish Church of St.Mary-Uffington". Walking up the small gravel path, we passed amoung the head stones of many who are buried on the church grounds.
Entrance into the church proper was by the small entrance door at the south Transept. We were amazed at the excellent condition of the interior of the church which is in daily service yet today. The church dates back into the
13th Century, with improvements made in the 14th Century and improvements into the following years to provide the church as it is today.
taken from the booklet 'The Parish Church of St Mary Uffington ' from a 1964 reprinting copy. The three ancient churches of Uffington, Wooldstone, and Baulking have been wonderfully preserved in their original forms through some seven centuries. - from Vicar , the Rev. J.E. Bailey -1964- "As you look down from White Horse Hill with its symbol of pagan worship, you see nestling below it the village of Uffington dominated by the symbol of the worship of the True God --the Cruciform Church of St. Mary. We in the village are fortunate to have so close to us that first symbol of a heathen age, but it is in the second that we find our salvation and peace. St. Mary's Vicarage, Uffington 1964
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Inside of the church was several silver plates and cups, one item was a pewter salver incribed "Tho. Thatcher and Rich. Gerring--Churchwardens 1790.
-------- Regarding the church clock-- first record concerning the church clock was in 1626, when Richard Ballard was paid '2,6d for mending ye clock...... From 1664 to 1670 Ambrose Thatcher was 'keeping ye clock..........
The old clock was restored to working condition in 1969 , the efforts of Mr D.F. Nettell and Mr. E. Packer. The plinth was made by W. Smith and the materials cupplied by A.J. Wright.
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----- The Church Registers dated from 1654 --one item 28 July 1667, contained a receipt for 5/ - by Eleanor Thatcher, widow, for two seats in the church transfered to Mr George Read, 26 March 1688, this along with a list on the sheet with names of persons that had be excommunicated by Robert Green, vicar, 28 July 1667. This was the time that several of the Thatchers were involved in the movement of the Society if Friends -Quakers. It was from this stern demand from the Church that caused much of the unrest that promoted many, from this small English village to seek freedom from the church. Their vision of this freedom of religion led the way to America.
---- The All Saints Church at Woolstone deep in the Vale of the White Horse dates back to about 1195. This church was build of chalk and clunch and has stone quoins and dressing. The walls were originally rough-cast but are now stripped. The old, old spelling was "Wooldstone."
------- The Parish Church of St Nicholas --Baulking--is of 13th. Century construction.
----- The above was from one of several visits that I have had to the Uffington area, We have several color photos, and pages of more information in our paper files. This we shall be glad to share with any with interest in this area.
Charle R Thatcher, P O Box 26052, Indianapolis,IN 46226-0052
phone 317-823-4426
Fax 317-823-0046
e-mail ;
----------------------- More from the Parish Registers Uffington & Woolstone, England
Baptisms Thatchers
19 May 1659 Anna dau of Francis & Elizabeth
30 April 1660 Richard son of Thomas & Frances
10 May 1661 George son of Francis & Elizabeth
8 Aug 1661 Jonne dau of Richard & Barbara of Woolstone
19 Jan 1661 William son of Richard & Edith
6 April 1665 Elizabeth dau of Richard & Barbara of Woolstone
8 July 1666 Mary dau of Richard
25 July 1667 John son of Edmond & Ellen of Woolstone
18 Oct 1667 Barbara dau of Richard & Barbara of Woolstone
30 Aug 1668 Richard son of Richard
23 May 1670 Bartholomew son of Richard & Mary
1 July 1670 Anne dau of Righard & Barbara of Woolstone
26 April 1672 Arnold son of Richard and Barbara of Woolstone
22 Dec 1672 Will son of Edmond and Ellen
11 July 1674 John son of Richard & Barbara of Woolstone
8 Feb 1675 Edmond son of Edmond & Ellen of Woolstone
11 March 1675 Mary dau of Richard & Barbara
28 Apr 1677 Elizabeth dau of William & Ellen
30 July 1677 Elizabeth dau of Ambrose & Joane of Woolstone
27 Jan 1677 Alice dau of Richard & Barbara of Woolstone
4 Jan 1678 Joseph son of Thomas & Martha
3 Aug 1679 John son of Ambrose & Joane of Woolstone
MARRIAGES
28 Apr 1664 Harmon Francis of Seven Hampton alias Semington Wilts
and Margaret Thatcher dau of Thatcher Thatcher of Woolston
21 August 1664 William Ball and Elizabeth Thatcher.
13 Feb 1670 William Adams and Ann Thatcher -Johnnings *Woolstone
( * Johnnings is a house in Woolstone-)
13 Apr 1667 Richard Franklin the younger and Mary Thatcher
26 Apr 1677 Thomas Weston of Fifield Co. Berks and Ann Thatcher
dau of Richard Thatcher Uffington were married in the chapel
at Baulking.
4 Aug 1681 John Johnson and Mary Thatcher alis Johnings widow.
at Woolstone.
20 Feb
1693 William Thatcher and Joane Battin, dau of Thomas Battin
of Woolstone
13 Jan 1703 George Davis and Elizabeth Thatcher of Woolstone.

BURIALS. 
Birth*Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher was born circa 1540, son of John Ringmer Thatcher and Margaret Best, at Berkshire, England.1 
Marriage*Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher married Jane [--?--] in 1553.1 
Death*Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher died circa 1585 at Berkshire, England.1 

Family

Jane [--?--] b. 1523, d. 1598
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Jane [--?--]1

b. 1523, d. 1598
Reference*Reference: [Copy of CD17-Tree2088.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088, Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000]

Abstract of Will of Jane Thatcher (widow) of Uffington, England dated XXIII day of March 1598.
To be burried in churchyard of Uffington. To son Richard's wiffe ,my best black gowne or my best petticoate, at her choce wch she will and that wch she refusheth I give and bequeath to my sonne Oliver's wiffe, and to Jane my sonne Oliver's daughter a petticoat.

To my sonne Oliver my best hatt and my worst gowne, and to Alice his daughter, one f oulde petticoats and to the rest of his children to whom I have given nothins XII d each.

To nephew Richard Thatcher the midle bras pott and to Alice his sister my new peice of redd cloth and to the rest of my sonne Richard's chldren to whom I have given nothing XII d, to be paid by their father.

Residue to son William, wh is appointed executor.

Overseers, John Ffrancklyn
Thomas Pound Witnesses, Ralph Repington, vicar there Uffington
John Ffrancklyn
Thomas Pound
and others. Proven at Abington 24 April 1598
Book J. page 289. 
Birth*Jane [--?--] was born in 1523.1 
Marriage*She married Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher, son of John Ringmer Thatcher and Margaret Best, in 1553.1 
Death*Jane [--?--] died in 1598 at Vale of White Horse, Berkshire, England.1 

Family

Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1540, d. c 1585
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Richard Wooldstone Thatcher1

b. circa 1595, d. 1628
FatherWilliam Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1562, d. 1613
Birth*Richard Wooldstone Thatcher was born circa 1595, son of William Wooldstone Thatcher, at Berkshire, England.1 
Marriage*Richard Wooldstone Thatcher married an unknown person in 1614.1 
Death*Richard Wooldstone Thatcher died in 1628.1 

Family
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Oiver Thatcher1

b. circa 1566, d. 1596
FatherUffington Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1540, d. c 1585
MotherJane [--?--] b. 1523, d. 1598
Birth*Oiver Thatcher was born circa 1566, son of Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher and Jane [--?--].1 
Marriage*Oiver Thatcher married an unknown person in 1585.1 
Death*Oiver Thatcher died in 1596.1 

Family
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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William Wooldstone Thatcher1

b. circa 1562, d. 1613
FatherUffington Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1540, d. c 1585
MotherJane [--?--] b. 1523, d. 1598
Birth*William Wooldstone Thatcher was born circa 1562, son of Uffington Wooldstone Thatcher and Jane [--?--].1 
Marriage*William Wooldstone Thatcher married an unknown person in 1581.1 
Death*William Wooldstone Thatcher died in 1613.1 

Family
Children
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Jane Thatcher1

b. 1590, d. 1591
FatherOiver Thatcher b. c 1566, d. 1596
Reference*Reference: [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088, Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000]

This information from the files of Leonard G.F. Thatcher-Woodland CA to Charles R Thatcher, Indianapolis IN.

Abstract of Will of Jane Thatcher of Uffington, England, widow, dated XXlll day of March 1598. .....To be burried in churchyard of Uffington. To sonne Richard's wiffe my best black gown or my best petticoate, at her choce wch which will and that wch she refusheth I give and bequeath to my sonne Oliver's wiffe, and to Jane by sonne Oliver's daughter a petticoat.

To my sonne Oliver my best hatt and my worsted gowne, and to Alice his daughter, one of oulde petticoates and to the rest of his children to whom I have given nothing Xii d each.

To nephew Richard Thatcher the midle bras pott and to Alice his sister my new peice of redd cloth and to the rest of my sonne Richard's children to whom I have given nothing XII d, To be paid by their father.

Residue to son William, wh is appointed executor.
Overseers, John Ffrancklyn
Thomas Pound Witnesses, Ralph Repington, vicar there
John Ffrankclyn
Thomas Pound
and others. Proven at Abington 24 April 1598
Book J. page 289

also infromation from the book "Cerfificates of Marriage from
Parish Registers.
Richard Thatcher of Dinchworth, Berks England, 21 October 1577
and Alice Ollard, same.

John Thatcher of Brighnton, Sussex, England
wed Agnes Wood 21 June 1574, same place.
by Leonard G. F. Thatcher 1980. 
Birth*Jane Thatcher was born in 1590, daughter of Oiver Thatcher.1 
Death*Jane Thatcher died in 1591.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Alice Thatcher1

b. 1592, d. 1593
FatherOiver Thatcher b. c 1566, d. 1596
Birth*Alice Thatcher was born in 1592, daughter of Oiver Thatcher.1 
Death*Alice Thatcher died in 1593.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Ann Thatcher1

b. 18 April 1612, d. 1613
FatherWilliam Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1562, d. 1613
Birth*Ann Thatcher was born on 18 April 1612, daughter of William Wooldstone Thatcher.1 
Death*Ann Thatcher died in 1613.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Thomas Wooldstone Thatcher1

b. circa 1625, d. 1661
FatherRichard Wooldstone Thatcher b. c 1595, d. 1628
Birth*Thomas Wooldstone Thatcher was born circa 1625, son of Richard Wooldstone Thatcher.1 
Death*Thomas Wooldstone Thatcher died in 1661.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Sarah [--?--]1

b. 1629, d. 1690
Birth*Sarah [--?--] was born in 1629.1 
Marriage*She married Richard Thatcher, son of Richard Wooldstone Thatcher, circa 1666 at Wooldstone Church, Berkshire, England.1 
Death*Sarah [--?--] died in 1690 at Philadelphia, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Richard W. Thatcher Jr1

b. circa 1667, d. 1679
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Reference*Reference: [John T. Snyder, Thatcher Family, (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/2360/index.htm), "Electronic."]

Information from Helen Rowell indicates that court records tell rather sad story of American intolerance for the handicapped - and it might be added for non-Quakers. There is no doubt that Richard, Jr. was somehow mentally impaired and yet a very, very hard worker. Their first year in America was fraught with hardships, so much so that Richard, Jr. and Bartholomew were "put out" to work for room and board with Israel Taylor, who would provide sustenance in exchange for work ( it turned out to be dirty work). Israel and his wife had to give them what they needed most - a roof over their heads.

For the next few years, after he left the Taylors, court records show that he was systematically stripped of the fruits of his labor: fence rails, fines as high as 50 pounds, apple trees - anything he produced and/or earned was taken from and he was jailed and publicly whipped.

The worst story of what happened to this luckless young man involves Richard progressing down a certain road one day when he met a man from West Jersey who proceeded to sell him a roan horse. Said roan horse was stolen as proved in court. Richard was caught and punished severely. Several weeks later a good Quaker gentleman was proceeding down the same road and at the same spot, on the same road as Richard's encounter, met the same man with the same horse which he sold to that Quaker. The horse proved to be stolen form the same man as had owned said horse which Richard was convicted for having purchased. The Quaker was exonerated, of course! For such seems to have been the means to fame and fortune for many of the public officials and solid citizens who were Quakers in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in the 1680's and 1690's. Society in that day did not countenance non-Quakers and this family would appear to have been that, but also Sabbath breakers for which they were roundly punished and always fined.

Nellie Thatcher believed that Richard Jr. was that way because of an untimely crack on the head received who-knows-how or when. In the back of her mind she thought it was a fall from a wagon. 
Birth*Richard W. Thatcher Jr was born circa 1667, son of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Richard W. Thatcher Jr died in 1679.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Joseph W. Thatcher1

b. circa 1671, d. 1672
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Birth*Joseph W. Thatcher was born circa 1671, son of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Joseph W. Thatcher died in 1672.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Amos W. Thatcher1

b. circa 1673, d. 1674
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Birth*Amos W. Thatcher was born circa 1673, son of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Amos W. Thatcher died in 1674.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Mary W. Thatcher1

b. circa 1677, d. 1678
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Birth*Mary W. Thatcher was born circa 1677, daughter of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Mary W. Thatcher died in 1678.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Sarah W. Thatcher1

b. circa 1679, d. 1680
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Reference*Reference: [John T. Snyder, Thatcher Family, (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/2360/index.htm), "Electronic."]

Sarah was 14 years old at probate of her father's will in 1690/1691. 
Birth*Sarah W. Thatcher was born circa 1679, daughter of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Sarah W. Thatcher died in 1680.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

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Rachel W. Thatcher1

b. circa 1681, d. 1682
FatherRichard Thatcher b. bt 1620 - 1626, d. 1690
MotherMary Morris
Reference*Reference: [John T. Snyder, Thatcher Family, (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/2360/index.htm), "Electronic."]

Rachel was placed with Joseph Kirkbride at age 10 years. 
Birth*Rachel W. Thatcher was born circa 1681, daughter of Richard Thatcher and Mary Morris.1 
Death*Rachel W. Thatcher died in 1682.1 
Last Edited7 Mar 2007

Citations

  1. [S94] Inc. Brøderbund Software, World Family Tree Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #2088 (Date of Import: Jan 15, 2000).