May be resting in Kennett. Records for Uwchlan Monthly Meeting, mention he was buried in Chester.
During his time as a surveyor, in Samuel 1747 erected a small grist mill on Pickering Creek in Pikeland County - today, this is a National Historic Landmark known as Lightfoot Mill (Mill at Anselma) and is acknowledged as "the nation's best surviving example of a water-powered custom grist mill."
During his time as a surveyor, in Samuel 1747 erected a small grist mill on Pickering Creek in Pikeland County - today, this is a National Historic Landmark known as Lightfoot Mill (Mill at Anselma) and is acknowledged as "the nation's best surviving example of a water-powered custom grist mill."
May be resting in Kennett. Records for Uwchlan Monthly Meeting, mention he was buried in Chester.
During his time as a surveyor, in Samuel 1747 erected a small grist mill on Pickering Creek in Pikeland County - today, this is a National Historic Landmark known as Lightfoot Mill (Mill at Anselma) and is acknowledged as "the nation's best surviving example of a water-powered custom grist mill."
During his time as a surveyor, in Samuel 1747 erected a small grist mill on Pickering Creek in Pikeland County - today, this is a National Historic Landmark known as Lightfoot Mill (Mill at Anselma) and is acknowledged as "the nation's best surviving example of a water-powered custom grist mill."
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Thank you to "highwaybldr" for sharing this wonderful photo of Mill built by Samuel.
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