64. William TALLEY. Born on 13 May 1768.[37] William died in 1839; he was 70.[37]

Mentioned in grandfather William Talley's will.[52]

William Talley purchased of William McClure's Estate 100 acres of land on the "New Road" to the southeast of Perry's Hotel, and made his home there until his death in 1839. [37]

William married Ann DAY, daughter of Francis DAY.

They had the following children:

		i.	Joseph. Born on 15 May 1799.[37] Joseph died ? in Illinois.[37]
		ii.	Thomas (Died as Child). Born on 9 Jun 1801.[37] Thomas died ? .[37] Died young.
		iii.	Harman. Born on 31 Mar 1803.[37] Harman died in 1867; he was 63.[37]
		iv.	Hezekiah. Born on 12 Jan 1806.[37] Hezekiah died on 3 Nov 1862; he was 56.[37] Hezekiah married Julia Ann BIRD. Born in 1807.[63] Julia Ann died in Brandywine Hundred, New Castel Co, DE on 2 Oct 1849; she was 42.[63] Wife of Hezekiah Talley, aged 42 years. Delaware Gazette 12 Oct 1849.
		v.	Mary Ann. Born on 8 Nov 1808.[37],[64] Mary Ann died on 4 Apr 1885; she was 76.[37],[64] Buried in Chester Bethel Cemetery, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE.[64]
		vi.	William Grubb. Born on 22 May 1813.[37] William Grubb died in 1898; he was 84.[37]
		vii.	Samuel Morris. Born on 27 Dec 1815.[37],[64] Samuel Morris died on 23 Aug 1896; he was 80.[37],[64] Buried in Chester Bethel Cemetery, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE.[64] Aged 80 years, 7 months, 27 days.

65. Adam TALLEY. Born on 7 Feb 1770 in Brandywine Hundred, New Castel Co, DE.[37] Adam died on 28 Jul 1844; he was 74.[37]

Mentioned in grandfather William Talley's will.[52]

Adam Talley was an extensive land-owner at Talley's Corner. He devised a farm each to his sons William D., Thomas Miller and Lewis, subject to legacies to his daughters; and a "new house," with a small tract, to Priscilla Hanby (wife of William Hanby) for life, with remainder to her son, Adam Talley Hanby, in fee. His desk and armchair were devised to Lewis. Lewis was appointed executor of the will, and letters were granted to him August 1, 1844. The witnesses to the will were Isaac Grubb and Lewis S. Talley (the preacher). Adam's will bears the date of May 7, 1842. Adam was a very thrifty and honorable man. Camp-meeting was held in his woods adjoining the Grubb Road for several seasons. [37]

On 15 Jul 1795 when Adam was 25, he married Rebecca DAY, daughter of Francis DAY.[37],[65] Born on 26 Mar 1774.[37] Rebecca died on 8 Apr 1838; she was 64.[37]

They had the following children:

		i.	Mary. Born on 10 Oct 1795.[37] Mary died ? .
		ii.	Ann. Born on 1 Jun 1797.[37] Ann died ? .
	93	iii.	Hannah (1800-1890)
		iv.	Adam G.. Born on 3 Apr 1802.[37] Adam G. died on 14 May 1868; he was 66.[37] On 28 Mar 1825 when Adam G. was 22, he married Sarah ALDRED, in Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, PA.[66] By Rev. Samuel S. Kennard.
		v.	Priscilla. Born on 20 Feb 1805.[37] Priscilla died on 7 Jan 1869; she was 63.[37] Priscilla married William C. HANBY.
	94	vi.	William D. (1806-1882)
		vii.	Thomas Miller. Born on 28 Aug 1808.[37] Thomas Miller died on 1 Mar 1873; he was 64.[37]
		viii.	Lewis. Born on 4 Nov 1810.[37] Lewis died on 9 Oct 1890; he was 79.[37]
	95	ix.	Elizabeth (1812-?)
		x.	Rebecca. Born on 12 Feb 1813.[37] Rebecca died on 26 Jul 1893; she was 80.[37]

66. Thomas TALLEY. Born on 5 May 1772 in New Castel Co, DE.[37],[67] Thomas died in New Castel Co, DE on 9 Jan 1859; he was 86.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] Occupation: Stone Mason.[37]

Mentioned in grandfather William Talley's will.[52]

Thomas Talley was born on the farm late of Penrose R. Talley on the Foulk Road, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE. He was a small boy at the date of the Battle of Brandywine, yet he recollected distinctly having seen a part of the American army retreating past his home, going to Chester on the evening of the battle. A portion may have gone by the Foulk Road. Thomas married Mary Weldin, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Allmond) Weldin, who lived on Penny Hill, on the Philadelphia Turnpike. George Weldin was a brother to Jacob Weldin, who married Mary Allmond, sister to Elizabeth. George and Jacob were sons of Isaac, who was a son of the first Jacob. Thomas and Mary Talley, shortly after their marriage, purchased a farm on the lower Shellpot, above Webster's mill, and moved to it soon after 1800. They spent the remainder of their life on this farm. Thomas was a very neat and intelligent man. He was a stone mason by trade, and helped to erect the immense stone arch which forms the Naaman's Creek Bridge at Claymont, Delaware. Thomas was a patriot and shouldered his musket in the War of 1812. [37]

Military: Thomas was a patriot and shouldered his musket in the War of 1812.[37]

Thomas married Mary WELDIN, daughter of George WELDIN & Elizabeth ALLMOND. Born on 27 Feb 1783.[67] Mary died in New Castel Co, DE on 19 Apr 1864; she was 81.[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] Wife of Thomas.

They had the following children:

		i.	Eliza A.. Born on 8 Mar 1806 in New Castel Co, DE.[37],[67] Eliza A. died in New Castel Co, DE on 7 Nov 1891; she was 85.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] Daughter of Thomas & Mary.
		ii.	George W.. Born on 8 Feb 1808 in New Castel Co, DE.[37],[67] George W. died in New Castel Co, DE on 3 Mar 1888; he was 80.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67]
		iii.	Alban. Born on 15 Mar 1811 in New Castel Co, DE.[37] Alban died in New Castel Co, DE on 16 Oct 1821; he was 10.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE. Aged 10 years, 7 months, son of Thomas & Mary.
		iv.	John. Born on 15 Nov 1813.[37] John died ? .
		v.	Hannah. Born on 25 Jul 1816.[37] Hannah died on 5 Jan 1892; she was 75.[37]

67. Richard TALLEY. Born on 12 Jul 1780 in New Castel Co, DE.[37] Richard died in New Castel Co, DE abt 1826; he was 45.[37] Buried in Talley-Foulk burying ground, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE.[37],[54]

Richard married Sarah CARTMELL (100) , daughter of Thomas CARTMELL & Hannah FOULK (75) (1761-~1817). Sarah died in New Castel Co, DE.

They had the following children:

	96	i.	Hannah C. (1803-?)
		ii.	Penrose Robinson. Born on 19 May 1805.[37],[64] Penrose Robinson died on 27 Nov 1879; he was 74.[37],[64] Buried in Chester Bethel Cemetery, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE.[64]
		iii.	Charity. Born in 1807.[37] Charity died ? .
		iv.	Sarah. Born on 27 Jan 1809.[37] Sarah died on 12 Aug 1879; she was 70.[37]
		v.	Thomas. Born on 11 Nov 1810.[37] Thomas died on 13 Aug 1899; he was 88.[37]
		vi.	John R.. Born on 7 Nov 1812.[37] John R. died on 6 Feb 1890; he was 77.[37]
		vii.	Peter. Born on 16 Mar 1816 in New Castel Co, DE.[37],[67] Peter died in New Castel Co, DE on 19 Oct 1884; he was 68.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] Peter married Mary MOUSLEY BULLOCK. Born on 3 Aug 1813.[37],[67] Mary died in New Castel Co, DE on 5 May 1889; she was 75.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] Wife of Peter. Mary's maiden name was Mousley; she was the widow of Mr. Bullock.
		viii.	Nelson L.. Born on 15 Oct 1823 in New Castel Co, DE.[37],[67] Nelson L. died in New Castel Co, DE on 20 Apr 1864; he was 40.[37],[67] Buried in Newark Union Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.[67] On 3 Sep 1846 when Nelson L. was 22, he married Rachel Ann WILSON, in Philadelphia, PA.[63],[37] By Elder George W. Morgan. All of Brandywine Hundred. Announcement in the Delaware Gazette 25 Sep 1846. Born on 19 Oct 1826.[37] Rachel Ann died ? .
		ix.	George. Buried in Talley-Foulk burying ground, Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co, DE.[37],[54]