Ann Clay was born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery County, PA, daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, Pa.
She was the wife of Samuel Hepburn.
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Ann Clay, born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery Co. Walnut Grove, PA. to Slater Clay and Hannah Holstein. Marriage Dec. 21, 1811 at Montgomery Co., died Dec. 1865, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
The Family of Clay, of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, PA, 1895, by Cecil Clay, p. 9.
SLATER CLAY (3, v), fifth child of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754, at Newcastle, Del.; bapt. Sunday, December 29, 1754, at Christ Ch., Wilmington, Del., by Rev. Mr. Acrelius; d. Tuesday, 10 September 25, 1821 at Evansburg, Montgomery Co., Pa. ; bur. at St. James Ch., Perkiomen, Montgomery Co., Pa.; m. Tuesday, December 3, 1786, at "Gloria Dei" Ch., Phila., Pa., by Rev. Nicholas Collin, Hannah (Holstein) Hughes, widow of Lieut. Colonel Isaac Hughes. She was b. in Upper Merion Township. Montgomery Co., Pa., December 15, 1748; m. Isaac Hughes, Thursday, October 5, 1769; he d. Friday. April 26, 1782. She d. Wednesday. June 13, 1832, in Montgomery Co., Pa., and was bur. near the S.W. corner of Swedes (Christ) Ch., Upper Merion.
I Ann
II George
III Jehu Curtis
IV Charles Holstein
The Historical Journal, Vol. 2, 1894, p.329.
Dr. James Curtis Hepburn (Samuel, James, Samuel), born at Milton, Pa., March 13, 1815, son of Samuel and Ann Clay Hepburn, His mother was a daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, PA. His grandfather, Slator Clay, was an Episcopal clergyman, rector of the church at Perkiomen and the old Swede church near Norristown. His mother was an earnest Christain, fond of the Bible, exacting a strict observance of the Sabbath in her family, faithful in teaching the Catechism to her children, and inculcating truthfulness and good morals.
Ancestry.com - Son’s of American Revolution Applications:
James Crawford Pollock son of
James Pollock, Gov. of PA and Sarah Ann Hepburn
Grandson of
Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay
Great Grandson of
Slator Clay, Clerk of the Council of Delaware 1776-1777, and Hannah Holstein
Ann died on Dec. 5, 1865 and was buried in the Highland Cemetery.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
She was the wife of Samuel Hepburn.
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Ann Clay, born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery Co. Walnut Grove, PA. to Slater Clay and Hannah Holstein. Marriage Dec. 21, 1811 at Montgomery Co., died Dec. 1865, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
The Family of Clay, of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, PA, 1895, by Cecil Clay, p. 9.
SLATER CLAY (3, v), fifth child of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754, at Newcastle, Del.; bapt. Sunday, December 29, 1754, at Christ Ch., Wilmington, Del., by Rev. Mr. Acrelius; d. Tuesday, 10 September 25, 1821 at Evansburg, Montgomery Co., Pa. ; bur. at St. James Ch., Perkiomen, Montgomery Co., Pa.; m. Tuesday, December 3, 1786, at "Gloria Dei" Ch., Phila., Pa., by Rev. Nicholas Collin, Hannah (Holstein) Hughes, widow of Lieut. Colonel Isaac Hughes. She was b. in Upper Merion Township. Montgomery Co., Pa., December 15, 1748; m. Isaac Hughes, Thursday, October 5, 1769; he d. Friday. April 26, 1782. She d. Wednesday. June 13, 1832, in Montgomery Co., Pa., and was bur. near the S.W. corner of Swedes (Christ) Ch., Upper Merion.
I Ann
II George
III Jehu Curtis
IV Charles Holstein
The Historical Journal, Vol. 2, 1894, p.329.
Dr. James Curtis Hepburn (Samuel, James, Samuel), born at Milton, Pa., March 13, 1815, son of Samuel and Ann Clay Hepburn, His mother was a daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, PA. His grandfather, Slator Clay, was an Episcopal clergyman, rector of the church at Perkiomen and the old Swede church near Norristown. His mother was an earnest Christain, fond of the Bible, exacting a strict observance of the Sabbath in her family, faithful in teaching the Catechism to her children, and inculcating truthfulness and good morals.
Ancestry.com - Son’s of American Revolution Applications:
James Crawford Pollock son of
James Pollock, Gov. of PA and Sarah Ann Hepburn
Grandson of
Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay
Great Grandson of
Slator Clay, Clerk of the Council of Delaware 1776-1777, and Hannah Holstein
Ann died on Dec. 5, 1865 and was buried in the Highland Cemetery.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
Ann Clay was born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery County, PA, daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, Pa.
She was the wife of Samuel Hepburn.
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Ann Clay, born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery Co. Walnut Grove, PA. to Slater Clay and Hannah Holstein. Marriage Dec. 21, 1811 at Montgomery Co., died Dec. 1865, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
The Family of Clay, of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, PA, 1895, by Cecil Clay, p. 9.
SLATER CLAY (3, v), fifth child of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754, at Newcastle, Del.; bapt. Sunday, December 29, 1754, at Christ Ch., Wilmington, Del., by Rev. Mr. Acrelius; d. Tuesday, 10 September 25, 1821 at Evansburg, Montgomery Co., Pa. ; bur. at St. James Ch., Perkiomen, Montgomery Co., Pa.; m. Tuesday, December 3, 1786, at "Gloria Dei" Ch., Phila., Pa., by Rev. Nicholas Collin, Hannah (Holstein) Hughes, widow of Lieut. Colonel Isaac Hughes. She was b. in Upper Merion Township. Montgomery Co., Pa., December 15, 1748; m. Isaac Hughes, Thursday, October 5, 1769; he d. Friday. April 26, 1782. She d. Wednesday. June 13, 1832, in Montgomery Co., Pa., and was bur. near the S.W. corner of Swedes (Christ) Ch., Upper Merion.
I Ann
II George
III Jehu Curtis
IV Charles Holstein
The Historical Journal, Vol. 2, 1894, p.329.
Dr. James Curtis Hepburn (Samuel, James, Samuel), born at Milton, Pa., March 13, 1815, son of Samuel and Ann Clay Hepburn, His mother was a daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, PA. His grandfather, Slator Clay, was an Episcopal clergyman, rector of the church at Perkiomen and the old Swede church near Norristown. His mother was an earnest Christain, fond of the Bible, exacting a strict observance of the Sabbath in her family, faithful in teaching the Catechism to her children, and inculcating truthfulness and good morals.
Ancestry.com - Son’s of American Revolution Applications:
James Crawford Pollock son of
James Pollock, Gov. of PA and Sarah Ann Hepburn
Grandson of
Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay
Great Grandson of
Slator Clay, Clerk of the Council of Delaware 1776-1777, and Hannah Holstein
Ann died on Dec. 5, 1865 and was buried in the Highland Cemetery.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
She was the wife of Samuel Hepburn.
Family Data Collection - Ancestry.com
Ann Clay, born March 16, 1788 at Montgomery Co. Walnut Grove, PA. to Slater Clay and Hannah Holstein. Marriage Dec. 21, 1811 at Montgomery Co., died Dec. 1865, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
The Family of Clay, of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, PA, 1895, by Cecil Clay, p. 9.
SLATER CLAY (3, v), fifth child of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754, at Newcastle, Del.; bapt. Sunday, December 29, 1754, at Christ Ch., Wilmington, Del., by Rev. Mr. Acrelius; d. Tuesday, 10 September 25, 1821 at Evansburg, Montgomery Co., Pa. ; bur. at St. James Ch., Perkiomen, Montgomery Co., Pa.; m. Tuesday, December 3, 1786, at "Gloria Dei" Ch., Phila., Pa., by Rev. Nicholas Collin, Hannah (Holstein) Hughes, widow of Lieut. Colonel Isaac Hughes. She was b. in Upper Merion Township. Montgomery Co., Pa., December 15, 1748; m. Isaac Hughes, Thursday, October 5, 1769; he d. Friday. April 26, 1782. She d. Wednesday. June 13, 1832, in Montgomery Co., Pa., and was bur. near the S.W. corner of Swedes (Christ) Ch., Upper Merion.
I Ann
II George
III Jehu Curtis
IV Charles Holstein
The Historical Journal, Vol. 2, 1894, p.329.
Dr. James Curtis Hepburn (Samuel, James, Samuel), born at Milton, Pa., March 13, 1815, son of Samuel and Ann Clay Hepburn, His mother was a daughter of Rev. Slator Clay and Hannah Hughes, widow of John Hughes, of Montgomery County, PA. His grandfather, Slator Clay, was an Episcopal clergyman, rector of the church at Perkiomen and the old Swede church near Norristown. His mother was an earnest Christain, fond of the Bible, exacting a strict observance of the Sabbath in her family, faithful in teaching the Catechism to her children, and inculcating truthfulness and good morals.
Ancestry.com - Son’s of American Revolution Applications:
James Crawford Pollock son of
James Pollock, Gov. of PA and Sarah Ann Hepburn
Grandson of
Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay
Great Grandson of
Slator Clay, Clerk of the Council of Delaware 1776-1777, and Hannah Holstein
Ann died on Dec. 5, 1865 and was buried in the Highland Cemetery.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
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