Robert Pennell and Hannah

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Husband Robert Pennell

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           Born: 
     Christened: 25 Oct 1640 - Balderston, Nottinghamshire, England
           Died: 1728 - Pennsylvania
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         Father: William Pennell (      -Bef 1663)
         Mother: Isabell (      -      )

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       Marriage: 

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   Other Spouse: Elizabeth Hyandson (      -1670) - 1665

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Wife Hannah

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           Born: Abt 1640
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           Died: 4 12th mo 1711
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Children

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1 F Ann Pennell

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           Died: 5th mo 1749
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         Spouse: Benjamin Mendenhall (      -1740)

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2 F Elizabeth Pennell

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3 F Hannah Pennell

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           Born: 23 7th mo 1673
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           Died: 31 10th mo 1721
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4 M Joseph Pennell

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           Born: 12 10th mo 1674
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           Died: 30 9th mo 1756
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5 M James Pennell

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           Born: 11 9th mo 1676
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           Died: Young
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6 F Jane Pennell

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           Born: 13 5th mo 1678
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           Died: 27 5th mo 1736
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7 M William Pennell

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           Born: 11 8th mo 1681
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           Died: 1757
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General Notes (Husband)

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Robert came from Boulderton or Balderston in Nottinghamshire as early as 1686. He had a certificate from Friends at Ffulbeck, dated 3rd day, 5 mo, 1684. He came w/ Thomas Garrett, Hugh Rodnell, Henry Pennell and Richard Parker, with their wives and children, intending to transfer themselves beyond the seas into East Jersey. He became a Quaker about 1673. In 1691, he purchased 250 acres of land in Edgemont township and in 1705 he purchased 264 acres north of Philip Yarnall, extending from Howellville to Willistown line.

He was Constable of Middletown in 1687. Both Robert Pennell and Hannah, his wife, were active mmebers of Middletown Meeting.

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