Eighth child and the third son of Anthony and Sarah Chamness. Married in 1769 in Alamance Co., N.C. to Margaret Evans Williams (Born 1755. Parents were William and Margaret nee-Evans Willams). The Cane Creek Meeting disowned Anthony, Jr. and he left the group. Search for Anthony, Jr. revealed that he on 8 Jun 1811, witnessed the will of George Harrison, of East Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania. He applied for membership in the East Nottingham Meeting 8 Apr 1814 and was admitted to membership 6 May 1814. Father of Joab (1775-1818). Death and burial source: Maryland Quaker Records: Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Cecil County Book F - 1808-1836. Anthony and probably Margaret are buried on the cemetery side close to the church. Headstones were not used by Friends at this time.
The holder of this memorial is a direct descendent of this man.
The holder of this memorial is a direct descendent of this man.
Eighth child and the third son of Anthony and Sarah Chamness. Married in 1769 in Alamance Co., N.C. to Margaret Evans Williams (Born 1755. Parents were William and Margaret nee-Evans Willams). The Cane Creek Meeting disowned Anthony, Jr. and he left the group. Search for Anthony, Jr. revealed that he on 8 Jun 1811, witnessed the will of George Harrison, of East Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania. He applied for membership in the East Nottingham Meeting 8 Apr 1814 and was admitted to membership 6 May 1814. Father of Joab (1775-1818). Death and burial source: Maryland Quaker Records: Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Cecil County Book F - 1808-1836. Anthony and probably Margaret are buried on the cemetery side close to the church. Headstones were not used by Friends at this time.
The holder of this memorial is a direct descendent of this man.
The holder of this memorial is a direct descendent of this man.
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East Nottingham Friends Cemetery is also known as The Brick Meeting House Cemetery.
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