Daughter of John & Elizabeth England. She married Isaac Haines on Nov 24, 1762 .
Born 07/Sept 1/1743 and record states Chester Co., PA as place of birth.
Name Mary England
Residence Place Cecil, Maryland, USA
Book Book F - 1808-1836
Comments Name: Mary England Birth Date: 01 Sep 1743 (OS) Relative: dau of:John England; Elizabeth - Comment: deceased; of E Nottingham; the latter married 2ndly to Joshua Johnson Death Date: 03 Apr 1807 Comment: under auspices of New Garden MM, PA Mary (England) Haines, wife of Isaac rocf New Garden MM, dtd 5-2-1763; Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1762; Marriage Place: at London Grove MH, Chester Co, PA,; Child: Reuben Birth Date: 27 Mar 1764 Death Date: 11 Oct 1766; Child: John Birth Date: 08 Mar 1766 Death Date: 15 Oct 1766; Child: Joseph Birth Date: 13 Sep 1768 Spouse: Rebecca Reynolds Death Date: 05 Oct 1815; Child: Nathan Birth Date: 16 Dec 1770; Child: Elizabeth Birth Date: 02 Mar 1777
- Cecil County, Maryland, Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records, 1730-1825
Buried the 3rd.
"Mary (England) Haines is the daughter of John England and Elizabeth Holland, granddaughter of Joseph England and Margaret Orbell. Mary's family were prominent members of their community, and their lives are well documented. Mary's grandfather's home (which he bought from his brother's estate) is now an historic home on the historic register in Delaware.
She married Isaac Haines, the son of Joseph Haines and Elizabeth Thomas. They were married at the London Grove Meeting House, under the care of the New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. After their marriage, Mary was a member of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting, PA.
Mary and Isaac lived and farmed in West Nottingham Township. Their land was part of a territory dispute between William Penn and Lord Baltimore. The dispute began in 1701 and was not resolved until the completion of the Mason-Dixon Line in 1784. When Mary and Isaac began their life together, their land was in Chester County, Pennsylvania. After 1784, it was in Cecil County, Maryland.
Mary and Isaac had five known children who were: (i) Reuben Haines (1764-1766); (ii) John Haines (1766-1766); (iii) Joseph Haines (1768-1815), m. Rebecca Reynolds; (iv) Nathan Haines (1770-1820), m. Hannah Brown; and (v) Elizabeth Haines (1777-?), m. Jonathan Reynolds.
Mary's Will was written on May 1, 1806. Her Will was probated on April 29, 1807.
* Haines, John W. "Richard Haines and His Descendants." Boyce, VA : Carr Publishing Company, Inc., 1961. Vol. I, pp. 149, 150, 151.
* Haines, George, M.D. and Richard Haines. ''Ancestry of the Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner, Prickitt, Eves, Evans, Moore, Troth, Borton and Engle Families.'' Camden, N.J. : Sinnickson, Chew & Sons Co., printers, 1902, pp. 21, 47, 48.
* Futhey, John Smith and Gilbert Cope. ''History of Chester County, Pennsylvania.'' Philadelphia, PA : L.H. Everts, 1881. p. 538.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 362, 365, 397.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 484, 485, 502.
* Cecil County, Maryland Wills, Book 6, pp. 368, 463".
Marriage Intention is posted here, dated 10 mon/2/1762.
Born 07/Sept 1/1743 and record states Chester Co., PA as place of birth.
Name Mary England
Residence Place Cecil, Maryland, USA
Book Book F - 1808-1836
Comments Name: Mary England Birth Date: 01 Sep 1743 (OS) Relative: dau of:John England; Elizabeth - Comment: deceased; of E Nottingham; the latter married 2ndly to Joshua Johnson Death Date: 03 Apr 1807 Comment: under auspices of New Garden MM, PA Mary (England) Haines, wife of Isaac rocf New Garden MM, dtd 5-2-1763; Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1762; Marriage Place: at London Grove MH, Chester Co, PA,; Child: Reuben Birth Date: 27 Mar 1764 Death Date: 11 Oct 1766; Child: John Birth Date: 08 Mar 1766 Death Date: 15 Oct 1766; Child: Joseph Birth Date: 13 Sep 1768 Spouse: Rebecca Reynolds Death Date: 05 Oct 1815; Child: Nathan Birth Date: 16 Dec 1770; Child: Elizabeth Birth Date: 02 Mar 1777
- Cecil County, Maryland, Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records, 1730-1825
Buried the 3rd.
"Mary (England) Haines is the daughter of John England and Elizabeth Holland, granddaughter of Joseph England and Margaret Orbell. Mary's family were prominent members of their community, and their lives are well documented. Mary's grandfather's home (which he bought from his brother's estate) is now an historic home on the historic register in Delaware.
She married Isaac Haines, the son of Joseph Haines and Elizabeth Thomas. They were married at the London Grove Meeting House, under the care of the New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. After their marriage, Mary was a member of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting, PA.
Mary and Isaac lived and farmed in West Nottingham Township. Their land was part of a territory dispute between William Penn and Lord Baltimore. The dispute began in 1701 and was not resolved until the completion of the Mason-Dixon Line in 1784. When Mary and Isaac began their life together, their land was in Chester County, Pennsylvania. After 1784, it was in Cecil County, Maryland.
Mary and Isaac had five known children who were: (i) Reuben Haines (1764-1766); (ii) John Haines (1766-1766); (iii) Joseph Haines (1768-1815), m. Rebecca Reynolds; (iv) Nathan Haines (1770-1820), m. Hannah Brown; and (v) Elizabeth Haines (1777-?), m. Jonathan Reynolds.
Mary's Will was written on May 1, 1806. Her Will was probated on April 29, 1807.
* Haines, John W. "Richard Haines and His Descendants." Boyce, VA : Carr Publishing Company, Inc., 1961. Vol. I, pp. 149, 150, 151.
* Haines, George, M.D. and Richard Haines. ''Ancestry of the Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner, Prickitt, Eves, Evans, Moore, Troth, Borton and Engle Families.'' Camden, N.J. : Sinnickson, Chew & Sons Co., printers, 1902, pp. 21, 47, 48.
* Futhey, John Smith and Gilbert Cope. ''History of Chester County, Pennsylvania.'' Philadelphia, PA : L.H. Everts, 1881. p. 538.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 362, 365, 397.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 484, 485, 502.
* Cecil County, Maryland Wills, Book 6, pp. 368, 463".
Marriage Intention is posted here, dated 10 mon/2/1762.
Daughter of John & Elizabeth England. She married Isaac Haines on Nov 24, 1762 .
Born 07/Sept 1/1743 and record states Chester Co., PA as place of birth.
Name Mary England
Residence Place Cecil, Maryland, USA
Book Book F - 1808-1836
Comments Name: Mary England Birth Date: 01 Sep 1743 (OS) Relative: dau of:John England; Elizabeth - Comment: deceased; of E Nottingham; the latter married 2ndly to Joshua Johnson Death Date: 03 Apr 1807 Comment: under auspices of New Garden MM, PA Mary (England) Haines, wife of Isaac rocf New Garden MM, dtd 5-2-1763; Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1762; Marriage Place: at London Grove MH, Chester Co, PA,; Child: Reuben Birth Date: 27 Mar 1764 Death Date: 11 Oct 1766; Child: John Birth Date: 08 Mar 1766 Death Date: 15 Oct 1766; Child: Joseph Birth Date: 13 Sep 1768 Spouse: Rebecca Reynolds Death Date: 05 Oct 1815; Child: Nathan Birth Date: 16 Dec 1770; Child: Elizabeth Birth Date: 02 Mar 1777
- Cecil County, Maryland, Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records, 1730-1825
Buried the 3rd.
"Mary (England) Haines is the daughter of John England and Elizabeth Holland, granddaughter of Joseph England and Margaret Orbell. Mary's family were prominent members of their community, and their lives are well documented. Mary's grandfather's home (which he bought from his brother's estate) is now an historic home on the historic register in Delaware.
She married Isaac Haines, the son of Joseph Haines and Elizabeth Thomas. They were married at the London Grove Meeting House, under the care of the New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. After their marriage, Mary was a member of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting, PA.
Mary and Isaac lived and farmed in West Nottingham Township. Their land was part of a territory dispute between William Penn and Lord Baltimore. The dispute began in 1701 and was not resolved until the completion of the Mason-Dixon Line in 1784. When Mary and Isaac began their life together, their land was in Chester County, Pennsylvania. After 1784, it was in Cecil County, Maryland.
Mary and Isaac had five known children who were: (i) Reuben Haines (1764-1766); (ii) John Haines (1766-1766); (iii) Joseph Haines (1768-1815), m. Rebecca Reynolds; (iv) Nathan Haines (1770-1820), m. Hannah Brown; and (v) Elizabeth Haines (1777-?), m. Jonathan Reynolds.
Mary's Will was written on May 1, 1806. Her Will was probated on April 29, 1807.
* Haines, John W. "Richard Haines and His Descendants." Boyce, VA : Carr Publishing Company, Inc., 1961. Vol. I, pp. 149, 150, 151.
* Haines, George, M.D. and Richard Haines. ''Ancestry of the Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner, Prickitt, Eves, Evans, Moore, Troth, Borton and Engle Families.'' Camden, N.J. : Sinnickson, Chew & Sons Co., printers, 1902, pp. 21, 47, 48.
* Futhey, John Smith and Gilbert Cope. ''History of Chester County, Pennsylvania.'' Philadelphia, PA : L.H. Everts, 1881. p. 538.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 362, 365, 397.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 484, 485, 502.
* Cecil County, Maryland Wills, Book 6, pp. 368, 463".
Marriage Intention is posted here, dated 10 mon/2/1762.
Born 07/Sept 1/1743 and record states Chester Co., PA as place of birth.
Name Mary England
Residence Place Cecil, Maryland, USA
Book Book F - 1808-1836
Comments Name: Mary England Birth Date: 01 Sep 1743 (OS) Relative: dau of:John England; Elizabeth - Comment: deceased; of E Nottingham; the latter married 2ndly to Joshua Johnson Death Date: 03 Apr 1807 Comment: under auspices of New Garden MM, PA Mary (England) Haines, wife of Isaac rocf New Garden MM, dtd 5-2-1763; Marriage Date: 24 Nov 1762; Marriage Place: at London Grove MH, Chester Co, PA,; Child: Reuben Birth Date: 27 Mar 1764 Death Date: 11 Oct 1766; Child: John Birth Date: 08 Mar 1766 Death Date: 15 Oct 1766; Child: Joseph Birth Date: 13 Sep 1768 Spouse: Rebecca Reynolds Death Date: 05 Oct 1815; Child: Nathan Birth Date: 16 Dec 1770; Child: Elizabeth Birth Date: 02 Mar 1777
- Cecil County, Maryland, Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records, 1730-1825
Buried the 3rd.
"Mary (England) Haines is the daughter of John England and Elizabeth Holland, granddaughter of Joseph England and Margaret Orbell. Mary's family were prominent members of their community, and their lives are well documented. Mary's grandfather's home (which he bought from his brother's estate) is now an historic home on the historic register in Delaware.
She married Isaac Haines, the son of Joseph Haines and Elizabeth Thomas. They were married at the London Grove Meeting House, under the care of the New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. After their marriage, Mary was a member of the Nottingham Monthly Meeting, PA.
Mary and Isaac lived and farmed in West Nottingham Township. Their land was part of a territory dispute between William Penn and Lord Baltimore. The dispute began in 1701 and was not resolved until the completion of the Mason-Dixon Line in 1784. When Mary and Isaac began their life together, their land was in Chester County, Pennsylvania. After 1784, it was in Cecil County, Maryland.
Mary and Isaac had five known children who were: (i) Reuben Haines (1764-1766); (ii) John Haines (1766-1766); (iii) Joseph Haines (1768-1815), m. Rebecca Reynolds; (iv) Nathan Haines (1770-1820), m. Hannah Brown; and (v) Elizabeth Haines (1777-?), m. Jonathan Reynolds.
Mary's Will was written on May 1, 1806. Her Will was probated on April 29, 1807.
* Haines, John W. "Richard Haines and His Descendants." Boyce, VA : Carr Publishing Company, Inc., 1961. Vol. I, pp. 149, 150, 151.
* Haines, George, M.D. and Richard Haines. ''Ancestry of the Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner, Prickitt, Eves, Evans, Moore, Troth, Borton and Engle Families.'' Camden, N.J. : Sinnickson, Chew & Sons Co., printers, 1902, pp. 21, 47, 48.
* Futhey, John Smith and Gilbert Cope. ''History of Chester County, Pennsylvania.'' Philadelphia, PA : L.H. Everts, 1881. p. 538.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records New Garden Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 362, 365, 397.
* Cope, Gilbert. "Friends' Records Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania." pp. 484, 485, 502.
* Cecil County, Maryland Wills, Book 6, pp. 368, 463".
Marriage Intention is posted here, dated 10 mon/2/1762.
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Nottingham Monthly Meeting... widow of issac..buried on 3rd
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