Lawrence Routh I was born 1660 in Hawes, North Yorkshire, England. He married Ann Metcalf and they had two sons born in England. Lawrence I and Ann left England, crossed the ocean and arrived in the British colonies in America in 1688. They settled in the colony of Pennsylvania in the Chester County area. A daughter and another son were born before Lawrence's death.
Children:
1. Thomas Routh 1685-
2. Lawrence Routh II. 1687-1752
3. Rachel Routh 1688-
4. Francis Routh 1690-
- Blanche Keating Collie, descendant and family researcher
"Lawrence Routh, being a Quaker, was probably buried in a Quaker graveyard in Chester County without a marker as was the practice."
- Additional information provided by AAndrewsRF
Children:
1. Thomas Routh 1685-
2. Lawrence Routh II. 1687-1752
3. Rachel Routh 1688-
4. Francis Routh 1690-
- Blanche Keating Collie, descendant and family researcher
"Lawrence Routh, being a Quaker, was probably buried in a Quaker graveyard in Chester County without a marker as was the practice."
- Additional information provided by AAndrewsRF
Lawrence Routh I was born 1660 in Hawes, North Yorkshire, England. He married Ann Metcalf and they had two sons born in England. Lawrence I and Ann left England, crossed the ocean and arrived in the British colonies in America in 1688. They settled in the colony of Pennsylvania in the Chester County area. A daughter and another son were born before Lawrence's death.
Children:
1. Thomas Routh 1685-
2. Lawrence Routh II. 1687-1752
3. Rachel Routh 1688-
4. Francis Routh 1690-
- Blanche Keating Collie, descendant and family researcher
"Lawrence Routh, being a Quaker, was probably buried in a Quaker graveyard in Chester County without a marker as was the practice."
- Additional information provided by AAndrewsRF
Children:
1. Thomas Routh 1685-
2. Lawrence Routh II. 1687-1752
3. Rachel Routh 1688-
4. Francis Routh 1690-
- Blanche Keating Collie, descendant and family researcher
"Lawrence Routh, being a Quaker, was probably buried in a Quaker graveyard in Chester County without a marker as was the practice."
- Additional information provided by AAndrewsRF
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