Daughter of Israel Pemberton Jr. and Sarah Kirkbride
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton just accompanied from the women's meeting by Sarah Morris and Hannah Moore declared their intentions of marriage with each other. Samuel produced his father's consent in writing dated in Virginia the 13th of the 2nd month last, and a Certificate from the monthly meeting of Friends in Henrico County Virginia dated the 6th of the 2nd month last Signifying his clearings (?) of marriage engagements amongst them, and that he is of an orderly life and conversation, recommending him to the care and notice of this meeting; the young woman's parents being present, expressed their consent.
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1762-1764, 26th of the 3rd month 1762, so 26 March 1762, notes composed by by granellen46, ancestry on 1/16/2021.
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton married on 26 Mar 1762, in Philadelphia, per Arch Street MM.
Their six of ten children: Israel, John, Sarah, Robert, Samuel and Charles, recorded in Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Arch Street: List of Members, 1772-1781 p.9.
Samuel Pleasants was a merchant in Philadelphia where they had their country home on School House Lane in Germantown, Pa.
Records of Dr. Samuel Worchester Butler, Mary Pleasants d. April 4, 1821 having been seized two days prior with a paralytic affection, age 82y. Source: Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records.
Mary Pleasants death and burial recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates Index, resided on Sansom Street, Philadelphia, age 82y, burial Friends burial Ground.
Pennsylvania
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton just accompanied from the women's meeting by Sarah Morris and Hannah Moore declared their intentions of marriage with each other. Samuel produced his father's consent in writing dated in Virginia the 13th of the 2nd month last, and a Certificate from the monthly meeting of Friends in Henrico County Virginia dated the 6th of the 2nd month last Signifying his clearings (?) of marriage engagements amongst them, and that he is of an orderly life and conversation, recommending him to the care and notice of this meeting; the young woman's parents being present, expressed their consent.
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1762-1764, 26th of the 3rd month 1762, so 26 March 1762, notes composed by by granellen46, ancestry on 1/16/2021.
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton married on 26 Mar 1762, in Philadelphia, per Arch Street MM.
Their six of ten children: Israel, John, Sarah, Robert, Samuel and Charles, recorded in Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Arch Street: List of Members, 1772-1781 p.9.
Samuel Pleasants was a merchant in Philadelphia where they had their country home on School House Lane in Germantown, Pa.
Records of Dr. Samuel Worchester Butler, Mary Pleasants d. April 4, 1821 having been seized two days prior with a paralytic affection, age 82y. Source: Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records.
Mary Pleasants death and burial recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates Index, resided on Sansom Street, Philadelphia, age 82y, burial Friends burial Ground.
Pennsylvania
Daughter of Israel Pemberton Jr. and Sarah Kirkbride
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton just accompanied from the women's meeting by Sarah Morris and Hannah Moore declared their intentions of marriage with each other. Samuel produced his father's consent in writing dated in Virginia the 13th of the 2nd month last, and a Certificate from the monthly meeting of Friends in Henrico County Virginia dated the 6th of the 2nd month last Signifying his clearings (?) of marriage engagements amongst them, and that he is of an orderly life and conversation, recommending him to the care and notice of this meeting; the young woman's parents being present, expressed their consent.
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1762-1764, 26th of the 3rd month 1762, so 26 March 1762, notes composed by by granellen46, ancestry on 1/16/2021.
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton married on 26 Mar 1762, in Philadelphia, per Arch Street MM.
Their six of ten children: Israel, John, Sarah, Robert, Samuel and Charles, recorded in Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Arch Street: List of Members, 1772-1781 p.9.
Samuel Pleasants was a merchant in Philadelphia where they had their country home on School House Lane in Germantown, Pa.
Records of Dr. Samuel Worchester Butler, Mary Pleasants d. April 4, 1821 having been seized two days prior with a paralytic affection, age 82y. Source: Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records.
Mary Pleasants death and burial recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates Index, resided on Sansom Street, Philadelphia, age 82y, burial Friends burial Ground.
Pennsylvania
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton just accompanied from the women's meeting by Sarah Morris and Hannah Moore declared their intentions of marriage with each other. Samuel produced his father's consent in writing dated in Virginia the 13th of the 2nd month last, and a Certificate from the monthly meeting of Friends in Henrico County Virginia dated the 6th of the 2nd month last Signifying his clearings (?) of marriage engagements amongst them, and that he is of an orderly life and conversation, recommending him to the care and notice of this meeting; the young woman's parents being present, expressed their consent.
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1762-1764, 26th of the 3rd month 1762, so 26 March 1762, notes composed by by granellen46, ancestry on 1/16/2021.
Samuel Pleasants and Mary Pemberton married on 26 Mar 1762, in Philadelphia, per Arch Street MM.
Their six of ten children: Israel, John, Sarah, Robert, Samuel and Charles, recorded in Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Arch Street: List of Members, 1772-1781 p.9.
Samuel Pleasants was a merchant in Philadelphia where they had their country home on School House Lane in Germantown, Pa.
Records of Dr. Samuel Worchester Butler, Mary Pleasants d. April 4, 1821 having been seized two days prior with a paralytic affection, age 82y. Source: Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records.
Mary Pleasants death and burial recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates Index, resided on Sansom Street, Philadelphia, age 82y, burial Friends burial Ground.
Pennsylvania
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