Priscilla was married at the Old Sweds Church. She is a relative of William Reynolds who lived near the Rankin and Green family:
All we know of Priscilla are from 'Records of Middle Spring Presbyterian Church Session Book':
Middlespring Presbyterian Church Session Book, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1742-1748. To enquire into the conduct of David Herron and Mose Moore who went into William Dunlaps to see William Rankin and his company when said Rankin was bringing home his wife. Wm. Reynolds complained that Thomas Edmiston had called him a rogue; that he kept whores and rogues in his house.
She is a neighbor of the Greens, Rankins, and Reynold families, but this is all there is of her.
All we know of Priscilla are from 'Records of Middle Spring Presbyterian Church Session Book':
Middlespring Presbyterian Church Session Book, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1742-1748. To enquire into the conduct of David Herron and Mose Moore who went into William Dunlaps to see William Rankin and his company when said Rankin was bringing home his wife. Wm. Reynolds complained that Thomas Edmiston had called him a rogue; that he kept whores and rogues in his house.
She is a neighbor of the Greens, Rankins, and Reynold families, but this is all there is of her.
Priscilla was married at the Old Sweds Church. She is a relative of William Reynolds who lived near the Rankin and Green family:
All we know of Priscilla are from 'Records of Middle Spring Presbyterian Church Session Book':
Middlespring Presbyterian Church Session Book, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1742-1748. To enquire into the conduct of David Herron and Mose Moore who went into William Dunlaps to see William Rankin and his company when said Rankin was bringing home his wife. Wm. Reynolds complained that Thomas Edmiston had called him a rogue; that he kept whores and rogues in his house.
She is a neighbor of the Greens, Rankins, and Reynold families, but this is all there is of her.
All we know of Priscilla are from 'Records of Middle Spring Presbyterian Church Session Book':
Middlespring Presbyterian Church Session Book, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1742-1748. To enquire into the conduct of David Herron and Mose Moore who went into William Dunlaps to see William Rankin and his company when said Rankin was bringing home his wife. Wm. Reynolds complained that Thomas Edmiston had called him a rogue; that he kept whores and rogues in his house.
She is a neighbor of the Greens, Rankins, and Reynold families, but this is all there is of her.
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