William Webster was born in 1683 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of John Wilkinson (1755–1694) and Mary Walker (1657–1711). He first married Sarah James (1699–1726) on Jan 4, 1721, in Chester or Delaware County, PA. She is the daughter of George James.
He then married Elizabeth Harris (1700–1754) in 1726, in Pennsylvania. William passed away July 21, 1754, in East Marlborough, Pennsylvania, at the age of 71, and was buried in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
John Webster (1722–1792)
William Webster Jr (1723–1792)
Rebecca Webster (1725–???)
Thomas Webster (1726–1770)
"after 2 weeks of sharp & heavy sickness"
Aged almost 71 yrs
Thank you to "Ron Gragg" for sharing the above information.
I initially found his records within London Grove MM records.
There is also evidence that he is resting here in New Garden.
Being that headstones were considered "vanity" among early Quakers, there is most likely no stones, or only head/foot stones to mark his final resting place.
He then married Elizabeth Harris (1700–1754) in 1726, in Pennsylvania. William passed away July 21, 1754, in East Marlborough, Pennsylvania, at the age of 71, and was buried in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
John Webster (1722–1792)
William Webster Jr (1723–1792)
Rebecca Webster (1725–???)
Thomas Webster (1726–1770)
"after 2 weeks of sharp & heavy sickness"
Aged almost 71 yrs
Thank you to "Ron Gragg" for sharing the above information.
I initially found his records within London Grove MM records.
There is also evidence that he is resting here in New Garden.
Being that headstones were considered "vanity" among early Quakers, there is most likely no stones, or only head/foot stones to mark his final resting place.
William Webster was born in 1683 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of John Wilkinson (1755–1694) and Mary Walker (1657–1711). He first married Sarah James (1699–1726) on Jan 4, 1721, in Chester or Delaware County, PA. She is the daughter of George James.
He then married Elizabeth Harris (1700–1754) in 1726, in Pennsylvania. William passed away July 21, 1754, in East Marlborough, Pennsylvania, at the age of 71, and was buried in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
John Webster (1722–1792)
William Webster Jr (1723–1792)
Rebecca Webster (1725–???)
Thomas Webster (1726–1770)
"after 2 weeks of sharp & heavy sickness"
Aged almost 71 yrs
Thank you to "Ron Gragg" for sharing the above information.
I initially found his records within London Grove MM records.
There is also evidence that he is resting here in New Garden.
Being that headstones were considered "vanity" among early Quakers, there is most likely no stones, or only head/foot stones to mark his final resting place.
He then married Elizabeth Harris (1700–1754) in 1726, in Pennsylvania. William passed away July 21, 1754, in East Marlborough, Pennsylvania, at the age of 71, and was buried in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Children:
John Webster (1722–1792)
William Webster Jr (1723–1792)
Rebecca Webster (1725–???)
Thomas Webster (1726–1770)
"after 2 weeks of sharp & heavy sickness"
Aged almost 71 yrs
Thank you to "Ron Gragg" for sharing the above information.
I initially found his records within London Grove MM records.
There is also evidence that he is resting here in New Garden.
Being that headstones were considered "vanity" among early Quakers, there is most likely no stones, or only head/foot stones to mark his final resting place.
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