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Addendum 3. Descendants of John Terry (1713-1789) of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

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Addendum 3.

Descendants of John Terry (1713-1789) of Bucks County Pennsylvania

By Richard L. Tolman, Ph. D.

Acknowledgement: The author is very grateful to Patrick A. Terry of Great Falls, Cascade, Montana and Laura Lovett of Larkspur, Marin, California for material contributions, useful discussions and editorial comments.

Figure 1. Makefield Township, Bucks County in 1861 showing the location of the Terry farm, the Subers farm and the Lovett farm.[simple_tooltip content=’1. Obtained in correspondence from Laura Lovett of Larkspur, California.’]1[/simple_tooltip]

     This essay is a part (subdivision) of the ‘Five Generations of the Terry of Bucks County Pennsylvania’ essay, describing the descendants of John Terry, a grandson of Thomas Terry (born abt 1653), the first Terry settler of Bucks County. John Terry (1713-1789) a grandson of Thomas has only one male descendant that had children and it is suspected that this son was adopted and carried the Terry name but not the Terry genes, carrying instead Lovett family genes.[simple_tooltip content=’2. Summary of Y-DNA data in correspondence with Patrick A. Terry and Laura Lovett (June 2017).’]2[/simple_tooltip]

     Conclusion: Patrick A. Terry does not have Terry Y-DNA (28 mismatches). Matches have generally genetic distances (column 1) of 2-4.

     The fact that Patrick Terry, a living descendant of this John Terry, does not possess the Terry Y-DNA indicates that a non-paternity event (NPE) has occurred (commonly an adoption or illegitimacy). The NPE could have happened any time after abt 1653 (the birth of Thomas Terry of Bucks). This is because at least 3 of this Thomas Terry’s progeny are proven to have virtually the same (Terry) Y-DNA (see ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Terry Y-DNA Markers’). Recently Patrick has been shown to be a blood descendant of the Lovett family (and to possess the Lovett Y-DNA).[simple_tooltip content=’3. FamilySearch Family Tree; online at FamilySearch (accessed 15 Apr 2018).’]3[/simple_tooltip] Lovett and Terry families were neighbors in the 16th and 17th century in England (Buckinghamshire) as well as in Bucks County (see Figure 1 and note 18 in the ‘Five Gen’s…’ essay). This argues that the NPE is more likely to have happened in that century after the birth of Thomas Terry of Bucks before the families had moved further apart.

     Examination of the genealogies of the two families during this period allows several observations to be made:

     John Terry (b. 1713) married Rachel Heston Lacey, but they only had one daughter who died in infancy (1740) indicating they may have had biological problems raising a family.

Figure 2. Illegitimate child of Edmund Lovett, Jr. with Ann Boughman, Falls Monthly Meeting, 6 Apr 1750 (Note 5).

      In the Lovett family, Edmond Lovett, Jr. of Emilie, Middletown Township (now Bristol), Bucks (b. 1720, son of Edmund and Magdalena (Giffin/Gittin) Lovett) was ‘removed’[simple_tooltip content=’4. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Pennsylvania; Minutes 1731-1767; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call No. MR-Ph177; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Apr 2018).’]4[/simple_tooltip] (disowned) in Sep 1750 by the Quakers (Falls Monthly Meeting, Bucks) for siring a bastard with Ann Boughman.[simple_tooltip content=’5. Original records: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 6th of the 4rd mo: 1750, p. 172; 1st of the 6th mo: 1750, p. 173; and 5th of the 7th mo: 1750, p. 174 et al.; online at Ancestry (accessed 8 May 2018).’]5[/simple_tooltip]

      His brother Daniel Lovett[simple_tooltip content=’6. Personal communication from Patrick A. Terry.’]6[/simple_tooltip] of Falls Township (1723-1785) was suspected (10 Jun 1762) of siring a bastard with his housekeeper.[simple_tooltip content=’7. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Pennsylvania; Minutes 1731-1767; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call No. MR-Ph177, Falls Monthly Meeting; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Apr 2018).’]7[/simple_tooltip] The bastard child of Daniel Lovett is described as ‘a child’ in 1762.[simple_tooltip content=’8. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 1st of the 9th mo: 1762, p. 362; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).’]8[/simple_tooltip]

      It is most likely that it is the illegitimate child of Edmund Lovett, Jr. and Ann Boughman that was raised by the Terry neighbors (see Figure 2) as John Lacey Terry (b. 1740) since Daniel’s bastard would probably have been too old to become ‘John Lacey Terry’.

     As speculative as this may seem, it is still the best and most probable explanation for the facts.

Generation Three[simple_tooltip content=’9. The generations 1 and 2 are part of ‘Five Generations of the Terry Family of Bucks County Pennsylvania’ (www.29deadpeople.com)’]9[/simple_tooltip]

     1. John Terry (Jasper2 Thomas1)[simple_tooltip content=’10. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Wrightstown 1753, 1763-1764 (John Terry, Jr. also listed, single) and 1775. 1778 (both Johns married).’]10[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’11. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Sr.’, Wrightstown Twp., household of 3).’]11[/simple_tooltip] was born 1713 at Middletown, Bucks and died 1789[simple_tooltip content=’12. Will of John Terry (signed Dec 1788; proved 10 Jul 1790), Bucks County Wills, Book 5, p. 181 (#2293) and Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1785-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 64; FHL 974.821 P28; names wife Sarah and ‘nephew Joseph’ and surviving grandchildren: (children of John, Jr. in order) Charles, Rachel, Mary, John, and William; also prominently mentioned in the will is Joseph Terry, his ‘nephew’; hereafter: John Terry’s 1788 Will.’]12[/simple_tooltip] at Wrightstown, Bucks. He married[simple_tooltip content=’13. Marriage: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 39.’]13[/simple_tooltip] (1) 31 Mar 1738 at Wrightstown, Bucks Rachel Heston Lacey daughter of John and Rachel (Heston) Lacey.[simple_tooltip content=’14. Davis, W. W. H., The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: from the discovery of the Delaware to the present time (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876), p. 256; FHL US/CAN 974.821 H2d; a useful history of the Laceys: Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 1175.’]14[/simple_tooltip] She was born 2 Jan 1717 at Buckingham, Bucks and died 1750 at Wrightstown, Bucks. John married[simple_tooltip content=’15. Carol Dawn Croft James Croft, his antecedents and descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, c 1983), p. 138 (Wrightstown Monthly Meeting of Friends); hereafter Croft Antecedents.’]15[/simple_tooltip] (2) abt 1750 Sarah Walmsley daughter of Thomas and Hannah (Walton) Walmsley. She was born 1729 at Southampton, Bucks. She married[simple_tooltip content=’16. Warner/Terry marriage: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 36 also Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.’]16[/simple_tooltip] (2) 5 Dec 1798 at Wrightstown, Bucks Benjamin Warner of Muncy, Lycoming, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’17. One could posit that the Sarah Terry/Warner marriage in 1798 was to a child Sarah of John Terry, Jr. (see Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Moses Davis of Willistown’, tree 11815003—search Member Directory for owner c_hoverder (accessed 18 Jun 2018); hereafter Hoverder.). But then why didn’t John Terry, Sen. acknowledge a granddaughter Sarah in his will (see John Terry’s 1788 Will)?’]17[/simple_tooltip] John Terry was Bucks County Commissioner in 1758.[simple_tooltip content=’18. Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 690.’]18[/simple_tooltip]

     John Terry made the move[simple_tooltip content=’19. See original record requesting a certificate to Wrightstown: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 3th of the 7rd mo: 1736, p. 62; online at Ancestry (accessed 8 May 2018).’]19[/simple_tooltip] to Wrightstown from Middletown at the time of his marriage to Rachel in 1736 as the Terrys are not listed among the founding families of Wrightstown although the Hestons and Laceys are listed.[simple_tooltip content=’20. Scarborough, A. C., ‘Early History of Wrightstown’, in ‘A Collection of Papers Read for the Bucks County Historical Society, Vol. 1’ (Danboro, Pennsylvania: Richard T. and Mildred C. Williams, 1972), pp. 111-115; FHL 974.821 C4b.’]20[/simple_tooltip]

     John and Rachel (Lacey) Terry had two children:[simple_tooltip content=’21. John Terry Family & births/death: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 5 and Wrightstown Monthly Meeting of Friends (Croft Antecedants, p. 138).’]21[/simple_tooltip]

2 i. MARY LACEY TERRY born 11 Aug 1739 at Bucks and died 21 May 1740 at Wrightstown, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’22. Humphrey, J. T., Pennsylvania Births, Bucks County, 1682-1800 (Washington, Dist. Of Columbia: Humphrey Publications, 1993), alphabetical; FHL US/CAN 974.821 K2h, p. 298.’]22[/simple_tooltip]

+ 3 ii. JOHN LACEY TERRY (adopted LOVETT) born 24 Dec 1740 at Bucks and died 13 Nov 1829 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He married (1) Sarah Ruth Davis and (2) Ruth Carver.

     John and Sarah (Walmsley) Terry had a son:

4 i. JAMES WALMSLEY TERRY born 1752 of Bucks, Pennsylvania. There is no record of a James Terry in the Pennsylvania tax records or the 1790, 1800 or 1810 census of Pennsylvania. He may have died young.

Generation Four

     3. John Lacey Terry (John3 Jasper2 Thomas1)[simple_tooltip content=’23. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Jr.’, Wrightstown Twp., household of 8).’]23[/simple_tooltip] born 24 Dec 1740 (adopted Lovett) at Bucks and died 13 Nov 1829 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He was a cordwainer.[simple_tooltip content=’24. John Terry, jun., Wrightstown: cited in Croft Antecedants Appendix VIII, Terry Family Tax Records 1779-1787, pp. 231-232.’]24[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’25. Terry/Davis marriage: Pennsylvania Marriage Records, 1700-1821, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Nov 2012).’]25[/simple_tooltip] (1) 22 Nov 1769 at Wrightstown, Bucks Sarah Ruth Davis, daughter of Griffith[simple_tooltip content=’26. Flake, G. R. compiler Collection of Papers read for the Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown , Pennsylvania, vol.3 , (Danboro, Pennsylvania: R. T. and M. C. Williams, 1972); mentions Griffith Davis (p. 308) and the Lacey family in particular (pp. 32- cousins of John Lacey Terry).’]26[/simple_tooltip] and Elizabeth (Coate) Davis of Solebury Twp., Bucks. She was born 1743 and died 7 Mar 1784 at Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’27. Terry, Stuart T., compiler, Genealogy of the Terry Family, unpublished manuscript, Suffolk County (New York) Historical Society (1913), filmed by the New York Public Library, 1939, pp. 216-217; FHL US/CAN Film 9 (mostly a history of the Southold, Long Island Terrys, but has a few pages on the Bucks Terrys); hereafter ST Terry Genealogy ms.’]27[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’28. Terry/Carver marriage: Bucks County Marriages, p. 15, FHL Film 172,927 item 1, also Docket of John Wilson, Esq. of Buckingham Twp, Croft Antecedants, p. 139.’]28[/simple_tooltip] (2) 30 May 1792 at Wrightstown, Bucks Ruth Carver daughter of Joseph and Martha (Lowther) Carver.[simple_tooltip content=’29. Joseph Carver, Sen. Will, proved 9 Nov 1797, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1785-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 64; FHL 974.821 P28; Page 57, names daughter Ruth wife of John Terry and grandson Jacob Carver, natural son of daughter Ruth.’]29[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’30. Davis, John David, main author, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, deed records 1684-1763 (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1997), p. 396 (P. 273, 3 Apr 1761, Wit.: John Terry, Jr.) and Humphrey, J. T. Pennsylvania Births, Bucks County, 1682-1800 (Washington, Dist. Of Columbia: Humphrey Publications, 1993), alphabetical; FHL US/CAN 974.821 K2h, p. 298.’]30[/simple_tooltip] She was born 1755 at Buckingham, Bucks and died 23 Oct 1819 at Wrightstown, Bucks. She had a natural son Jacob.[simple_tooltip content=’31. Carver, E., William Carver from Hertfordshire, England in 1682 (Longhead & Co.: Doylestown PA, 1903), p. 7, FHL Film 1454579, item 10; hereafter Carver History.’]31[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’32. Wrightstown Township, 8 white occupants; J. Brittingham and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: return of land (Jamison, Pennsylvania: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52.’]32[/simple_tooltip]

John and Sarah (Davis) Terry had seven children:[simple_tooltip content=’33. ST Terry Genealogy ms, pp. 216-217.’]33[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’34. Surviving (grand)children named in John Terry’s 1788 Will (sen.).’]34[/simple_tooltip]

5 i. WILLIAM TERRY born 7 Sep 1770 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 18 Sep 1771 at Wrightstown, Bucks.

+ 6 ii. CHARLES TERRY born 28 Jun 1772 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 19 Jul 1854 at Hatborough, Bucks. He married Sarah Stockdale, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Smith) Stockdale. She was born 20 Nov 1771 at Buckingham, Bucks and died 20 Nov 1854 at Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland and was buried 22 Nov 1854 at Wrightstown, Bucks.

+ 7 iii. RACHEL TERRY born 1 Mar 1774 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died Aug 1857 at Wrightstown, Bucks. She married Jacob Heston.

+ 8 vi. MARY TERRY born 28 Aug 1775 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 6 Oct 1827 at Wrightstown, Bucks. She married William Kirk born 1771; died 1800.

+ 9 v. JOHN TERRY born 15 Sep 1777 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 20 Aug 1854 at Middletown, Bucks. He married (1) Sarah Davis and (2) Mary Subers.

+ 10 vi. WILLIAM TERRY born 28 Nov 1779 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died Mar 1859 of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret Du Bois.

11 vii. JOSEPH TERRY born 18 Apr 1783 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 26 Mar 1784.

     John and Ruth (Carver) Terry had three children:

+ 12 i. JOSEPH CARVER TERRY born 1792 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He married Mary Vansant; she was born 1798 at Yardleyville, Bucks.

+ 13 ii. MARTHA TERRY born 27 Jun 1795 at Wrightstown, Bucks; die 23 Feb 1871. She married John Beans 19 Nov 1818 at Bucks.

+ 14 iii. JAMES TERRY born 2 Oct 1797 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He married (1) 8 Mar 1821 Aletha Bailey; he married (2) abt 1848 Amanda Reed and (3) after 1856 Margaret A. Williams.

Generation Five

     6. Charles Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 28 Jun 1772 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 19 Jul 1854 at Hatborough, Bucks. He married abt 1795 Sarah Stockdale, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Smith) Stockdale.[simple_tooltip content=’35. West, E., compiler, Family Data Collection-Individual Records, database-online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Jan 2012); name, birth, and parentage.’]35[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’36. U. S. Census of 1790 of Bucks, Pennsylvania, M637, Roll 8, p. 229; household: 2 females.’]36[/simple_tooltip] She was born 20 Nov 1771 at Buckingham, Bucks and died 20 Nov 1854 at Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland and was buried 22 Nov 1854 at Wrightstown, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’37. Hoverder and 1800-1820 censuses of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.’]37[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’38. Smith, Josiah B., Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5.’]38[/simple_tooltip]

     Charles and Sarah (Stockdale) Terry had three children.

15 i. ELIZA TERRY born abt 1796 of Moreland Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania and died Oct 1877, buried[simple_tooltip content=’39. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery, online at Findagrave #146358579 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]39[/simple_tooltip] in the Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery.

16 ii. WILLIAM TERRY born abt 1798 of Moreland Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania and died[simple_tooltip content=’40. Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania and Smith, Josiah B. Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5 indicates he died early].’]40[/simple_tooltip] 10 Aug 1820 as a result of a kick from a horse.

17 iii. JOHN STOCKDALE TERRY born abt 1800 of Moreland Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania. He married[simple_tooltip content=’41. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.’]41[/simple_tooltip] 16 Nov 1825 Martha/Mary Mullin Kirk of Horsham Twp.[simple_tooltip content=’42. Smith, Josiah B. Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5.’]42[/simple_tooltip] (10 children: boys—Frederick M., Jacob, Charles, George W. md Rebecca Templeton, )

     7. Rachel Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 1770 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 1857 at Wrightstown, Bucks. She married[simple_tooltip content=’43. Heston/Terry marriage: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 35 also Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.’]43[/simple_tooltip] 22 Apr 1795 at Wrightstown, Bucks Jacob Heston son of Jesse.

     Jacob and Rachel (Terry) Heston had nine children.[simple_tooltip content=’44. Ancestry Family Trees: `papatee21`, tree 1704196—search Member Directory for owner: Patrick A. Terry (accessed 27 Feb 2012); hereafter papatee21 and sources cited therein.’]44[/simple_tooltip]

18 i. SARAH TERRY HESTON born 23 Jan 1796 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 11 Sep 1809 at Bucks, Pennsylvania.

19 ii. LETITIA TERRY HESTON born 26 Sep 1797 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 21 Feb 1883 at Penns Park, Bucks.

20 iii. JESSE TERRY HESTON born 25 Jun 1799 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 16 Apr 1879 at Bristol, Bucks.

21 iv. ANN TERRY HESTON born 2 Sep 1801 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 11 Sep 1809 at Bucks, Pennsylvania.

22 v. PAULINE TERRY HESTON born 3 Mar 1803 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 29 Jan 1881.

23 vi. CHARLES TERRY HESTON born 25 Dec 1805 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 2 Dec 1891 at Pineville, Bucks.

24 vii. VIOLETTA TERRY HESTON born 7 Oct 1809 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 13 Mar 1837.

25 viii. MARY TERRY HESTON born 12 Dec 1810 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 30 Oct 1843.

26 ix. ALBERT TERRY HESTON born 27 Aug 1815 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 8 Oct 1886.

     8. Mary Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 28 Aug 1775 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 5 Oct 1827 at Wrightstown, Bucks. She married 1796 at Wrightstown, Bucks William Kirk son of William and Mary (Malone) Kirk born 21 Aug 1771 at Buckingham, Bucks; died 14 Jun 1800 at Wycombe, Bucks.

     William and Mary (Terry) Kirk had a daughter.[simple_tooltip content=’45. Family tree: papatee21 and sources cited therein.’]45[/simple_tooltip]

27 i. CYNTHIA MALONE KIRK born 26 May 1796; died 6 Nov 1861 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was buried at Wrightstown Meeting. She married 13 Apr 1815 Joseph Carver of Buckingham, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Kemble) Carver.[simple_tooltip content=’46. Roberts, Miranda S Genealogy of the Descendants of John Kirk (Doylestown, PA: Press of the Intelligencer Corp., 1912) p. 131.’]46[/simple_tooltip]

     9. John Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 15 Sep 1777 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 10 Aug 1854 at Middletown, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’47. John Terry Will, proved 14 Sep 1854, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 256; FHL 974.821 P28a; Bk. 13, p. 710 #9534, of Middletown Twp., names children John, Morris, Ann Eliza Thackaray, Sarah Terry, Hannah W. Terry, Samuel Harvey, and Rebecca Gilkyson.’]47[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’48. John Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]48[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’49. Terry/Davis marriage: Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.’]49[/simple_tooltip] (1) 5 Dec 1798 at Wrightstown, Bucks Sarah Davis daughter of David and Lydia (Lewis) Davis.[simple_tooltip content=’50. Davis, Horatio Gates and Florence Davis Gredel, Genealogy of the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Families (Bridgeton, New Jersey: Feb 1896); cited in Hoverder.’]50[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’51. Will of David Davis (4 Aug 1810), Willstown, Chester County, Pennsylvania, names all the children and identifies Sarah as wife of John Terry of Bucks; cited in Hoverder.’]51[/simple_tooltip] She was born 11 Apr 1782 at Tredyffrin, Chester, Pennsylvania and died 18 Jun 1827 at Middletown, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’52. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 320A, Family no. 201; census includes John widower, w/youngest children Morris and Sarah as well as Morris’ family and a Hannah Terry, age 20 (see below); oldest son and family are next door, Family 200.’]52[/simple_tooltip]

     John married (2) Mary Subers.[simple_tooltip content=’53. Personal communication from Patrick A. Terry.’]53[/simple_tooltip]

     Figure 3. The John Terry house (originally the Suber home) in Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’54. Personal communication from Patrick A. Terry.’]54[/simple_tooltip]

     John and Sarah (Davis) Terry had seven[simple_tooltip content=’55. For number of children, see Davis and Gredel, Genealogy of the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Families, p. 1 cited (Note 50).’]55[/simple_tooltip] children.[simple_tooltip content=’56. Family tree: papatee21 and sources cited therein.’]56[/simple_tooltip]

28 i. JOHN HENRY DAVIS TERRY Jr. born 1804 at Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 2 May 1884 in Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’57. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 337; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 24, p. 449, John Terry estate, 14 Apr 1888: widow Lydia B. is deceased, all surviving children and spouses are named.’]57[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’58. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.’]58[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’59. Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages from the docket of Isaac Hicks, Justice of the Peace, Bucks County 1773-1836, p. 340; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).’]59[/simple_tooltip] 20 Feb 1828 at Northampton, Bucks Lydia Buckman Palmer daughter of Robert and Rachel (Buckman) Palmer of Lower Makefield, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’60. William Palmer Will, probated 17 Apr 1858, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 291; FHL 974.821 P28; Bk. 14, p. 280 #10186 and Thomas G. Myers, Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, Bk 30, p. 447; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 30, p. 389, 22 Sep 1897, William Palmer estate (Lydia’s uncle)—names all nieces including Lydia Terry.’]60[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’61. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 319A and 320A, Family no. 200.’]61[/simple_tooltip] She was born in 1810 and died[simple_tooltip content=’62. Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1886-1890 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 80 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA).’]62[/simple_tooltip] 9 Apr 1888 at Edgewood, Bucks. (12 children)

29 ii. HANNAH W. TERRY born 1808 at Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’63. Evidence for Hannah exists in Hoverder; she is named in her father’s will and additional other support is evident in the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Genealogy (see Sarah Davis above) which indicates John Terry/Sarah Davis had seven children, not the six for which we have other evidence. There is a Hannah Terry, b. 1830 in the John Terry household in the 1850 census, but if she were a dau—she would have been born 3 yrs after Sarah Davis Terry died; it is more likely this Hannah is a visiting cousin, daughter of John’s half-brother James Carver Terry and his wife Mary Vansant; note the adult baptism of a Hannah Terry, 26 Dec 1830 at Old St. George Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records 1708-1985, reel 387, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Mar 2012).’]63[/simple_tooltip]

30 iii. REBECCA TERRY born 19 may 1810 at Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 29 May 1879 at Richboro, Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’64. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.’]64[/simple_tooltip] 7 Jun 1827 Brittan Gilkyson.[simple_tooltip content=’65. Williams, M. C., Book of Biographies of Leading Citizens of Bucks County (Newtown, Pennsylvania: Will-Britt Books, 1992), p. 91-92; FHL US/CAN 974.821 D3b.’]65[/simple_tooltip] (10 children)

31 iv. SAMUEL HARVEY TERRY born 16 Mar 1813 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 13 Jun 1881 at Newtown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’66. Samuel Harvey Terry death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1885 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA).’]66[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’67. Smith, C. A. Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 200; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc; also Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 965.’]67[/simple_tooltip] 6 Feb 1840 at Newtown, Bucks Mary S. Thackary daughter of Joshua and Rebecca (Johnson) Thackary.[simple_tooltip content=’68. Jane C. (‘Thackary’) Flowers Will, probated 21 Sep 1897, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 506; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 28, p. 108, #20243, names brother John Thackary, son Comly Flowers, niece Etta Thackary, nephews William Flowers and William Thackary, and as inheritors Sallie Terry (daughter of the late Harvey Terry) and Rebecca Barret (late Terry)—Harvey Terry is presumably Samuel Harvey Terry, husband of Mary S. Thackary.’]68[/simple_tooltip] She was born 8 Jan 1817 and died 31 Jul 1894.[simple_tooltip content=’69. Battle, J. H., History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 965 ‘Joseph P. Thackray’; 1985 reprint.’]69[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’70. 1870 U. S. Census of Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1313, Page 237A, Family no. 118 (forenames and middle names are reversed).’]70[/simple_tooltip] (3 children)

32 v. ANN ELIZA TERRY born 1813 of Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’71. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.’]71[/simple_tooltip] 26 Mar 1845 Joseph B. Thackray son of Joshua and Mary (Sands) Thackray.[simple_tooltip content=’72. Joseph B. Thackray Will, probated 11 Jan 1894, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 429; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 26, p. 298, #19166, of Lower Makefield names brother John J. Thackray, sisters Mary Terry and Jane C. Flowers, Mary’s children Rebecca Barrett, Sarah, Joseph.’]72[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’73. Ancestry and marriage of Jos. B. Thackray: Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 965.’]73[/simple_tooltip] He was born 19 Jun 1814 at Lower Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’74. Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 965 ‘Joseph P. Thackray’; 1985 reprint.’]74[/simple_tooltip] They had a son.

33 vi. MORRIS TERRY born 1821 at Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died[simple_tooltip content=’75. Morris Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1885, p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]75[/simple_tooltip] 7 Apr 1874 at Lower Makefield, Bucks. He married[simple_tooltip content=’76. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc; also Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 970.’]76[/simple_tooltip] 30 Jan 1845 Elizabeth Watson, daughter of Nathan Watson. She was born 1822[simple_tooltip content=’77. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 298; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 22, p. 568, 14 Jun 1884, Morris Terry estate of Middletown bequeathed to wife Elizabeth and then to two daughters.’]77[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’78. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll: 432_758, Page 320A, Family no. 201.’]78[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’79. Battle, J. H., History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 966 ‘Pennington Watson’; 1985 reprint.’]79[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’80. Morris Terry Will, probated 15 May 1874, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 49; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 19, p. 48, #13566, of Lower Makefield Twp, names wife Elizabeth and children Anna Mary and Caroline.’]80[/simple_tooltip] and died[simple_tooltip content=’81. Elizabeth F. Watson Death: Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 8 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]81[/simple_tooltip] 11 Jan 1899. (2 daughters)

34 vii. SARAH TERRY born 1825 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; she died May 1873. Never married.[simple_tooltip content=’82. Sarah Terry Will, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 36; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 18, p. 409, #13356, of Lower Makefield Twp, names nieces Anna Mary and Caroline (daughters of brother Morris Terry).’]82[/simple_tooltip]

     John and Mary (Subers) Terry had a son:[simple_tooltip content=’83. papatee21 and sources cited therein.’]83[/simple_tooltip]

35 i. WILLIAM WALLACE TERRY was born Oct 1850 at Hulmeville,[simple_tooltip content=’84. U. S. Army enlistment in 1872, Register 1871-1877, online at Ancestry.com; cited in papatee21.’]84[/simple_tooltip] Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 21 Jan 1916 at 21st Ward Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’85. Wallace ‘Perry’ death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1906-1944, father W. W. Terry, mother Mary Subers, all things considered, ‘W. W.’ Terry must be an error—should be John Terry. The informant was Wallace’s son; database online at ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).’]85[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’86. 1860 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M653_1085, Page 421, Family 403, FHL Film 805085, Wallace is a part of the John and Lydia Terry family group although a half-brother to John—John’s dau Lydia was born 19 Apr 1850 and John’s half bro Wallace was born Oct 1850, so he couldn’t be a son of John and Lydia; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).’]86[/simple_tooltip] He married[simple_tooltip content=’87. Terry/Watkins marriage: Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, at Grace Episcopal Church, parents not listed; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).’]87[/simple_tooltip] 6 Oct 1874 at Hulmeville, Bucks Ella Watkins of Newtown.

     10. William Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 28 Nov 1779 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died Mar 1859 of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania and was buried in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, Southampton, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’88. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #63686218 (accessed 12 Apr 2018).’]88[/simple_tooltip] He married abt 1806 Margaret Du Bois. She was born 1773 and died 20 Aug 1821; buried[simple_tooltip content=’89. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #6365998; inscription ‘aged 48 yrs.’ (accessed 12 Apr 2018).’]89[/simple_tooltip] in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, Southampton, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’90. 1850 U. S. Census of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_800, Page 373A, Family no. 165; Caspar and Margaret (Terry) Fetter had a son Griffith, whom they apparently named after his maternal ggf, the household also included Margaret’s dad, William Terry, age 70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 23 Apr 2018).’]90[/simple_tooltip]

     William and Margaret (Du Bois) Terry had at least two children.[simple_tooltip content=’91. 1820 U. S. Census of Abington, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, Roll M33_100, Page 237, Image 579, 6 persons total, 4 under 10 yrs (2 boys, 2 girls); online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]91[/simple_tooltip]

36 i. SARAH DAVIS TERRY was born 11 Feb 1807 of Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 6 Mar 1837 at Southampton, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’92. Sarah Davis Terry death: ‘daughter of William and Margaret Terry, 30yrs25d’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]92[/simple_tooltip] She never married.

37 ii. MARGARET DU BOIS[simple_tooltip content=’93. J. Du Bois Fetter, Burial Orders, William Grant Funeral Home, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records 1669-2013, Abington, Montgomery Co., father Caspar W. Fetter, mother Margaret Du Bois; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]93[/simple_tooltip] TERRY was born 11 Sep 1816 of Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 6 Jan 1903 at Southampton, Bucks;[simple_tooltip content=’94. 1900 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 623_1385, ED 37, Page 3B, Family no. 71, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 May 2012).’]94[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’95. Margaret B. Fetter burial 6 Jan 1903 (age 87), Burial Orders, William Grant Funeral Home, Southampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, widow of Caspar Fetter, residence Southampton Twp; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 May 2012).’]95[/simple_tooltip] burial[simple_tooltip content=’96. Burial in the Boehm Cemetery, online at Findagrave #168795772, marker says for date only ‘Jan’ (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]96[/simple_tooltip] at Boehm Cemetery, Blue Bell, Montgomery, Pennsylvania. She married abt 1843 Caspar W. Fetter, born 23 May 1815 and died/or separated from wife[simple_tooltip content=’97. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M593)1314, Page 695B, FHL Film 552813; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]97[/simple_tooltip] before 1870 of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’98. 1850 U. S. Census of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_800, Page 373A, Family no. 165; Caspar and Margaret (Terry) Fetter had a son Griffith, whom they apparently named after his maternal ggf, the household also included Margaret’s dad, William Terry, age 70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 23 Apr 2018).’]98[/simple_tooltip] He is buried (1 May 1891) at the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, Southampton, Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’99. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #63499430 (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]99[/simple_tooltip] (3 children)

     12. Joseph Carver Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 1792 at Wrightstown, Bucks and died[simple_tooltip content=’100. Joseph C. Terry death: ‘age 86’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]100[/simple_tooltip] 12 Jan 1879 at Buckingham, Bucks. He married[simple_tooltip content=’101. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205) and Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages copied from the docket of Isaac Hicks, p. 330; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).’]101[/simple_tooltip] 10 Feb 1820 at Lower Makefield, Bucks Mary Vansant daughter of Narah Vansant. She was born 1798 of Yardleyville, Bucks and died 19 Feb 1877 in Doylestown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’102. Carver History.’]102[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’103. Mary Terry Death: ‘wife of Joseph C., age 80’, Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865, p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown); Findagrave #168005857, Mount Moriah Cemetery.’]103[/simple_tooltip]

     Joseph and Mary (Vansant) Terry had eight children.[simple_tooltip content=’104. 1850 U. S. Census of Upper Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 55A, Family no. 71 and Carver History, p. 75; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).’]104[/simple_tooltip]

38 i. HARVEY TERRY born Feb 1821 at Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He married 1848 Sarah G. Garson. No issue.

39 ii. ISAIAH B. TERRY born 1823 of Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He married[simple_tooltip content=’105. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.’]105[/simple_tooltip] 31 Jan 1850 at Doylestown, Bucks Rebecca M. Carver of Buckingham, Bucks daughter of John Carver.[simple_tooltip content=’106. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 271; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 21, p. 653, 30 Oct 1882, John Carver estate bequeathed to nine children named including Rebecca Terry.’]106[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’107. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 327; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 11, p. 120, 19 Apr 1851, Isaiah and Rebecca of Wrightstown agree to separate due to unhappy differences and agree to a settlement of property.’]107[/simple_tooltip] Two girls, Sarah Jane and Miranda.

40 iii. CAROLINE TERRY born 23 Jun 1826 and died same day at Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.

41 iv. ELIZA JANE TERRY born 6 Mar 1827 of Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married Gideon Erwin. (4 children)[simple_tooltip content=’108. Carver History, p. 76.’]108[/simple_tooltip]

42 v. HANNAH A. TERRY born 8 May 1829 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died[simple_tooltip content=’109. Hannah Ely death: Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 32 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]109[/simple_tooltip] 28 Aug 1896 at Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’110. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.’]110[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’111. Ely/Terry marriage: Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database, online at https://wwwnet1.state.nj.us/DOS/Admin/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jan 2012).’]111[/simple_tooltip] 7 Mar 1852 at Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey Timothy Ely son of George and Phebe (Smith) Ely. He was born 12 May 1829 and died 27 Jan 1909 at Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’112. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 690A, Family no. 66; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 27 Feb 2012).’]112[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’113. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘What Joshua Ely Started’, tree 12942448—search Member Directory for owner: bettyely; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 27 Feb 2012).’]113[/simple_tooltip] (5 children)

43 vi. JOHN V. TERRY was born 20 Sep 1831 of Bucks, Pennsylvania and died[simple_tooltip content=’114. John V. Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database on line at Ancestry.com (accessed 3 May 2016).’]114[/simple_tooltip] 1 Aug 1914 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married (1) in Nov 1857 Harriet Brown daughter of Robert Brown of Chester[simple_tooltip content=’115. Carver History, p. 76.’]115[/simple_tooltip] (son Edwin, d. at 11yrs) and (2) in 1866 Hannah Catharine (Kate) Wattson daughter of J. W. and Margaret (Evans) Wattson. She was born Oct 1834 in Delaware and died 24 Aug 1907 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’116. 1900 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 32, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 623_1473, ED 807, Page 3A and birth of son Walter E. Terry, Pennsylvania Birth and Christenings, 1790-1950 , database on Family Search (accessed 3 May 2016).’]116[/simple_tooltip] (4 sons: Walter Evans, J. Herman, John Watson/Harvey B.—twins died in infancy).

44 vii. MARY ANN TERRY born Oct 1834 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’117. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 690A, Family no. 67; single, living with her mother and next door to her sister Hannah.’]117[/simple_tooltip] Never married.[simple_tooltip content=’118. Carver History, p. 76.’]118[/simple_tooltip]

45 viii. OLIVER T. TERRY born 1837 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’119. Carver History, p. 76.’]119[/simple_tooltip] He married Harriet Young. (3 children)[simple_tooltip content=’120. Carver History, p. 76.’]120[/simple_tooltip]

     13. Martha Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2 Thomas1) born 27 Jun 1795 at Wrightstown, Bucks; died 23 Feb 1871. She married John Beans of Hatborough 19 Nov 1818 at Bucks.[simple_tooltip content=’121. Carver History, p. 76.’]121[/simple_tooltip]

John and Martha (Terry) Beans had four children.[simple_tooltip content=’122. Carver History, p. 76.’]122[/simple_tooltip]

46 i. MARY ANN BEANS born 22 Nov 1819 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

47 ii. SARAH T. BEANS born 3 Nov 1821 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

48 iii. AMANDA BEANS born 9 Nov 1823 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

49 iv. ELIZA L. BEANS born 26 Aug 1826 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

     14. James Terry (John Lacey4 John3 Jasper2Thomas1) was born 2 Oct 1797 at Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died[simple_tooltip content=’123. John Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]123[/simple_tooltip] 15 Nov 1890 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married[simple_tooltip content=’124. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205 and Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages copied from the docket of Isaac Hicks, p. 331; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).’]124[/simple_tooltip] (1) 8 Mar 1821 at Lower Makefield, Bucks Alethia Bayley daughter of Samuel and Rachel Bayley; she was born 1803 and died[simple_tooltip content=’125. Alethia Bayley Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]125[/simple_tooltip] 26 Jun 1845. He married (2) abt 1850 Amanda Reed born abt 1819 in New Jersey and died 1856;[simple_tooltip content=’126. 1850 U. S. Census of Trenton West Ward, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_454, Page 219B, Family no. 307; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]126[/simple_tooltip] and (3) after 1856 Margaret A. Williams.[simple_tooltip content=’127. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20 Division 1, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1171, Page 322, Family no. 2369; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]127[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’128. Carver History, pp. 24-25.’]128[/simple_tooltip] She was born 1808 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia and died 22 Jan 1872 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

James and Aletha (Bailey) Terry had eleven children.

50 i. JOSHUA VANSANT TERRY born 11 Jan 1822 of Lower Makefield Township, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died after 23 Dec 1906 of Ewing, Mercer, New Jersey. He married abt 1852 Annetta Gross of Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’129. Carver History, pp. 24-25.’]129[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’130. Carver History, pp. 24-25.’]130[/simple_tooltip] She died 17 Apr 1894 at Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey.[simple_tooltip content=’131. 1870 U. S. Census of Ewing, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: 593_871, Page 53B, Family no. 312; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]131[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’132. 1900 U. S. Census of Trenton Ward 3, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: 623_982, ED 62, Page 2B, Family 44; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]132[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’133. Joshua Van Sant death: New Jersey, Deaths and Burials, 1798-1971, FHL Film 589796, online at Ancestry (5 May 2016).’]133[/simple_tooltip] Both are buried in the Riverview Cemetery, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey.[simple_tooltip content=’134. Burial at Riverview Cemetery, online at Findagrave #26404373 and 69867019 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]134[/simple_tooltip] (4 children: William, Robert B., Alonzo, Frank)[simple_tooltip content=’135. Carver History, p. 77.’]135[/simple_tooltip]

51 ii. MARTHA B. TERRY born 10 Nov 1825 of Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’136. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.’]136[/simple_tooltip] 26 Jan 1846 in Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey Benjamin R. Chew of Philadelphia.

52 iii. WILLIAM TERRY (twin) born 12 Sep 1828 of Bucks, Pennsylvania. He married (1) Margaret Dougherty and (2) abt 1850 Mary V Bates born in Pennsylvania and died in Philadelphia 29 Nov 1893.[simple_tooltip content=’137. Carver History, p. 78.’]137[/simple_tooltip] Three children by Margaret (Annie, Margaret, William).

53 iv. SAMUEL B. TERRY (twin) born 12 Sep 1828 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died after 1910 in New Jersey. He married 1854 (1) Margaret Shaffer, born 1833 in Pennsylvania.[simple_tooltip content=’138. 1850 U. S. Census of Trenton West Ward, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_454, Page 219B, Family no. 306; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]138[/simple_tooltip] He married (2) Mary L. Holt; she died after 1910 in New Jersey.[simple_tooltip content=’139. 1900 U. S. Census of Trenton Ward 4, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: T623, ED 66, Page 2A, Family no. 28; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]139[/simple_tooltip] (1 child with Margaret–dau Elizabeth, and 3 children with Mary—Sarah, Laura, John)[simple_tooltip content=’140. Carver History, p. 78.’]140[/simple_tooltip]

54 v. JAMES M. TERRY born 19 Mar 1831 in Pennsylvania; died 1836 in Pennsylvania.

55 vi. ALETHA W. TERRY born 21 Apr 1833 Pennsylvania; she married John Wood.[simple_tooltip content=’141. Carver History, p. 78.’]141[/simple_tooltip] (Two children)

56 vii. EDWARD TERRY born 19 Jun 1835 in Pennsylvania. He married Mary Ogleby. No children.[simple_tooltip content=’142. Carver History, p. 78.’]142[/simple_tooltip]

57 viii. WESLEY B. TERRY born 26 Jan 1838 in Pennsylvania; died at one month.[simple_tooltip content=’143. Carver History, p. 78.’]143[/simple_tooltip]

58 ix. MARY V. TERRY born 3 Aug 1839 in Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’144. Large/Terry marriage: Mary V. Terry of Trenton, Augustus K. Large of Lambertville; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).’]144[/simple_tooltip] 25 Oct 1859 at Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey Augustus K. Large. (Two children)

59 x. RACHEL ANN TERRY was born 11 Aug 1841 in Pennsylvania and died at age 23.[simple_tooltip content=’145. Carver History, p. 78.’]145[/simple_tooltip] She married[simple_tooltip content=’146. Smith/Terry marriage: Rachel A. Terry of Yardleyville, PA, age 21, Father: James Terry; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).’]146[/simple_tooltip] 30 Aug 1864 at Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey Jesse H. Smith. He was born 1839 of Yardleyville, Bucks, Pennsylvania son of Andrew Smith. No children

60 xi. RUTH TERRY was born 20 Jan 1844 in Pennsylvania and died at 18 months.[simple_tooltip content=’147. Carver History, p. 78.’]147[/simple_tooltip]

     James and Amanda (Reed) Terry had four children.[simple_tooltip content=’148. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20 Division 1, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1171, Page 322, Family no. 2369; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]148[/simple_tooltip]

61 i. SARAH AMANDA TERRY born 28 Dec 1848 in Pennsylvania. She married[simple_tooltip content=’149. Anderson/Terry marriage: Sarah A. Terry of Hightstown, age 21, Parents; James and Mary; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).’]149[/simple_tooltip] (1) 28 Dec 1868 at Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey Samuel K. Anderson of Freehold, Monmouth, New Jersey. He was born 1852 son of John K. and Mary S. Anderson. She married (2) abt 1870 Andrew J. Hall of Philadelphia (2 children by 1880).[simple_tooltip content=’150. 1880 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 1179, ED 399, Page 209A, Family no. 1; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]150[/simple_tooltip]

62 ii. MARGARET EMMA TERRY born 5 Feb 1851 of Pennsylvania; died at 4 years.[simple_tooltip content=’151. Carver History, p. 79.’]151[/simple_tooltip]

63 iii. ISAAC KLINE TERRY born 5 Apr 1854 of Pennsylvania; died at 1 year.[simple_tooltip content=’152. Carver History, p. 79.’]152[/simple_tooltip]

64 iv. JOSEPH CARVER TERRY born 1 Jun 1856 of Pennsylvania, died at 6 weeks.[simple_tooltip content=’153. Carver History, p. 79.’]153[/simple_tooltip]

     James and Margret (Williams) Terry had no issue.

NOTES

1. Obtained in correspondence from Laura Lovett of Larkspur, California.

2. Summary of Y-DNA data in correspondence with Patrick A. Terry and Laura Lovett (June 2017).

3. FamilySearch Family Tree; online at FamilySearch (accessed 15 Apr 2018).

4. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Pennsylvania; Minutes 1731-1767; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call No. MR-Ph177; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Apr 2018).

5. Original records: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 6th of the 4rd mo: 1750, p. 172; 1st of the 6th mo: 1750, p. 173; and 5th of the 7th mo: 1750, p. 174 et al.; online at Ancestry (accessed 8 May 2018).

6. Personal communication from Patrick A. Terry.

7. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Pennsylvania; Minutes 1731-1767; Collection: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Minutes; Call No. MR-Ph177, Falls Monthly Meeting; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Apr 2018).

From the minutes: p.363 (1762) ‘Three Friends appointed to meet with Daniel Lovett Report that most of them met at his House, and took an opportunity with him, but notwithstanding the advice of Friends, he still persists in keeping the Woman as a housekeeper. Whereupon this Meeting appoints Thomas Cornthwaite to acquaint him that if he will not take the advice of Friends and put the Woman away from his house, and take such other measure to clear his Character from the imputation of being the Father of the Child as shall be to the satisfaction of Friends, that the Meeting will be under the necessity of Testifying against him. To report to next meeting.’

8. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 1st of the 9th mo: 1762, p. 362; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).

9. The generations 1 and 2 are part of ‘Five Generations of the Terry Family of Bucks County Pennsylvania’ (www.29deadpeople.com)

10. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Wrightstown 1753, 1763-1764 (John Terry, Jr. also listed, single) and 1775. 1778 (both Johns married).

11. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Sr.’, Wrightstown Twp., household of 3).

12. Will of John Terry (signed Dec 1788; proved 10 Jul 1790), Bucks County Wills, Book 5, p. 181 (#2293) and Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1785-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 64; FHL 974.821 P28; names wife Sarah and ‘nephew Joseph’ and surviving grandchildren: (children of John, Jr. in order) Charles, Rachel, Mary, John, and William; also prominently mentioned in the will is Joseph Terry, his ‘nephew’; hereafter: John Terry’s 1788 Will.

13. Marriage: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 39.

14. Davis, W. W. H., The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: from the discovery of the Delaware to the present time (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876), p. 256; FHL US/CAN 974.821 H2d; a useful history of the Laceys: Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 1175.

15. Carol Dawn Croft James Croft, his antecedents and descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, c 1983), p. 138 (Wrightstown Monthly Meeting of Friends); hereafter Croft Antecedents.

16. Warner/Terry marriage: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 36 also Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.

17. One could posit that the Sarah Terry/Warner marriage in 1798 was to a child Sarah of John Terry, Jr. (see Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Moses Davis of Willistown’, tree 11815003—search Member Directory for owner c_hoverder (accessed 18 Jun 2018); hereafter Hoverder.). But then why didn’t John Terry, Sen. acknowledge a granddaughter Sarah in his will (see John Terry’s 1788 Will)?

18. Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 690.

19. See original record requesting a certificate to Wrightstown: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 3th of the 7rd mo: 1736, p. 62; online at Ancestry (accessed 8 May 2018).

20. Scarborough, A. C., ‘Early History of Wrightstown’, in ‘A Collection of Papers Read for the Bucks County Historical Society, Vol. 1’ (Danboro, Pennsylvania: Richard T. and Mildred C. Williams, 1972), pp. 111-115; FHL 974.821 C4b.

21. John Terry Family & births/death: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 5 and Wrightstown Monthly Meeting of Friends (Croft Antecedants, p. 138).

22. Humphrey, J. T., Pennsylvania Births, Bucks County, 1682-1800 (Washington, Dist. Of Columbia: Humphrey Publications, 1993), alphabetical; FHL US/CAN 974.821 K2h, p. 298.

23. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Jr.’, Wrightstown Twp., household of 8).

24. John Terry, jun., Wrightstown: cited in Croft Antecedants Appendix VIII, Terry Family Tax Records 1779-1787, pp. 231-232.

25. Terry/Davis marriage: Pennsylvania Marriage Records, 1700-1821, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Nov 2012).

26. Flake, G. R. compiler Collection of Papers read for the Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown , Pennsylvania, vol.3 , (Danboro, Pennsylvania: R. T. and M. C. Williams, 1972); mentions Griffith Davis (p. 308) and the Lacey family in particular (pp. 32- cousins of John Lacey Terry).

27. Terry, Stuart T., compiler, Genealogy of the Terry Family, unpublished manuscript, Suffolk County (New York) Historical Society (1913), filmed by the New York Public Library, 1939, pp. 216-217; FHL US/CAN Film 9 (mostly a history of the Southold, Long Island Terrys, but has a few pages on the Bucks Terrys); hereafter ST Terry Genealogy ms.

28. Terry/Carver marriage: Bucks County Marriages, p. 15, FHL Film 172,927 item 1, also Docket of John Wilson, Esq. of Buckingham Twp, Croft Antecedants, p. 139.

29. Joseph Carver, Sen. Will, proved 9 Nov 1797, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1785-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 64; FHL 974.821 P28; Page 57, names daughter Ruth wife of John Terry and grandson Jacob Carver, natural son of daughter Ruth.

30. Davis, John David, main author, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, deed records 1684-1763 (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1997), p. 396 (P. 273, 3 Apr 1761, Wit.: John Terry, Jr.) and Humphrey, J. T. Pennsylvania Births, Bucks County, 1682-1800 (Washington, Dist. Of Columbia: Humphrey Publications, 1993), alphabetical; FHL US/CAN 974.821 K2h, p. 298.

31. Carver, E., William Carver from Hertfordshire, England in 1682 (Longhead & Co.: Doylestown PA, 1903), p. 7, FHL Film 1454579, item 10; hereafter Carver History.

32. Wrightstown Township, 8 white occupants; J. Brittingham and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: return of land (Jamison, Pennsylvania: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52.

33. ST Terry Genealogy ms, pp. 216-217.

34. Surviving (grand)children named in John Terry’s 1788 Will (sen.).

35. West, E., compiler, Family Data Collection-Individual Records, database-online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Jan 2012); name, birth, and parentage.

36. U. S. Census of 1790 of Bucks, Pennsylvania, M637, Roll 8, p. 229; household: 2 females.

37. Hoverder and 1800-1820 censuses of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

38. Smith, Josiah B., Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5.

39. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery, online at Findagrave #146358579 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

40. Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania and Smith, Josiah B. Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5 indicates he died early].

41. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.

42. Smith, Josiah B. Genealogy of Robert Smith of Buckingham, Bucks County, PA., 1719 (Newtown, PA.: J. B. Smith, 1885), p. 5.

43. Heston/Terry marriage: Watring, Anna Miller Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 35 also Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.

44. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘papatee21’, tree 1704196—search Member Directory for owner: Patrick A. Terry (accessed 27 Feb 2012); hereafter papatee21 and sources cited therein.

45. Family tree: papatee21 and sources cited therein.

46. Roberts, Miranda S Genealogy of the Descendants of John Kirk (Doylestown, PA: Press of the Intelligencer Corp., 1912) p. 131.

47. John Terry Will, proved 14 Sep 1854, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 256; FHL 974.821 P28a; Bk. 13, p. 710 #9534, of Middletown Twp., names children John, Morris, Ann Eliza Thackaray, Sarah Terry, Hannah W. Terry, Samuel Harvey, and Rebecca Gilkyson.

48. John Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

49. Terry/Davis marriage: Marriages authorized (Wrightstown, Bucks); Pennsylvania Marriage Records 1700-1821, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 280; online at Ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.

50. Davis, Horatio Gates and Florence Davis Gredel, Genealogy of the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Families (Bridgeton, New Jersey: Feb 1896); cited in Hoverder.

51. Will of David Davis (4 Aug 1810), Willstown, Chester County, Pennsylvania, names all the children and identifies Sarah as wife of John Terry of Bucks; cited in Hoverder.

52. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 320A, Family no. 201; census includes John widower, w/youngest children Morris and Sarah as well as Morris’ family and a Hannah Terry, age 20 (see below); oldest son and family are next door, Family 200.

53. Personal communication from Patrick A. Terry.

54. Ibid.

55. For number of children, see Davis and Gredel, Genealogy of the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Families, p. 1 cited (Note 50).

56. Family tree: papatee21 and sources cited therein.

57. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 337; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 24, p. 449, John Terry estate, 14 Apr 1888: widow Lydia B. is deceased, all surviving children and spouses are named.

58. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.

59. Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages from the docket of Isaac Hicks, Justice of the Peace, Bucks County 1773-1836, p. 340; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).

60. William Palmer Will, probated 17 Apr 1858, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 291; FHL 974.821 P28; Bk. 14, p. 280 #10186 and Thomas G. Myers, Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, Bk 30, p. 447; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 30, p. 389, 22 Sep 1897, William Palmer estate (Lydia’s uncle)—names all nieces including Lydia Terry.

61. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 319A and 320A, Family no. 200.

62. Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1886-1890 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 80 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA).

63. Evidence for Hannah exists in Hoverder; she is named in her father’s will and additional other support is evident in the Lewis, Davis, and Arey Genealogy (see Sarah Davis above) which indicates John Terry/Sarah Davis had seven children, not the six for which we have other evidence. There is a Hannah Terry, b. 1830 in the John Terry household in the 1850 census, but if she were a dau—she would have been born 3 yrs after Sarah Davis Terry died; it is more likely this Hannah is a visiting cousin, daughter of John’s half-brother James Carver Terry and his wife Mary Vansant; note the adult baptism of a Hannah Terry, 26 Dec 1830 at Old St. George Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records 1708-1985, reel 387, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Mar 2012).

64. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205.

65. Williams, M. C., Book of Biographies of Leading Citizens of Bucks County (Newtown, Pennsylvania: Will-Britt Books, 1992), p. 91-92; FHL US/CAN 974.821 D3b.

66. Samuel Harvey Terry death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1885 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA).

67. Smith, C. A. Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 200; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc; also Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 965.

68. Jane C. (‘Thackary’) Flowers Will, probated 21 Sep 1897, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 506; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 28, p. 108, #20243, names brother John Thackary, son Comly Flowers, niece Etta Thackary, nephews William Flowers and William Thackary, and as inheritors Sallie Terry (daughter of the late Harvey Terry) and Rebecca Barret (late Terry)—Harvey Terry is presumably Samuel Harvey Terry, husband of Mary S. Thackary.

69. Battle, J. H., History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 965 ‘Joseph P. Thackray’; 1985 reprint.

70. 1870 U. S. Census of Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1313, Page 237A, Family no. 118 (forenames and middle names are reversed).

71. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.

72. Joseph B. Thackray Will, probated 11 Jan 1894, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 429; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 26, p. 298, #19166, of Lower Makefield names brother John J. Thackray, sisters Mary Terry and Jane C. Flowers, Mary’s children Rebecca Barrett, Sarah, Joseph.

73. Ancestry and marriage of Jos. B. Thackray: Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 965.

74. Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 965 ‘Joseph P. Thackray’; 1985 reprint.

75. Morris Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1885, p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

76. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc; also Battle, J. H. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Co., 1985), p. 970.

77. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 298; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 22, p. 568, 14 Jun 1884, Morris Terry estate of Middletown bequeathed to wife Elizabeth and then to two daughters.

78. 1850 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll: 432_758, Page 320A, Family no. 201.

79. Battle, J. H., History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A. Warner, 1887), p. 966 ‘Pennington Watson’; 1985 reprint.

80. Morris Terry Will, probated 15 May 1874, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 49; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 19, p. 48, #13566, of Lower Makefield Twp, names wife Elizabeth and children Anna Mary and Caroline.

81. Elizabeth F. Watson Death: Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 8 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

82. Sarah Terry Will, Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 36; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m; Bk 18, p. 409, #13356, of Lower Makefield Twp, names nieces Anna Mary and Caroline (daughters of brother Morris Terry).

83. papatee21 and sources cited therein.

84. U. S. Army enlistment in 1872, Register 1871-1877, online at Ancestry.com; cited in papatee21.

85. Wallace ‘Perry’ death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1906-1944, father W. W. Terry, mother Mary Subers, all things considered, ‘W. W.’ Terry must be an error—should be John Terry. The informant was Wallace’s son; database online at ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).

86. 1860 U. S. Census of Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M653_1085, Page 421, Family 403, FHL Film 805085, Wallace is a part of the John and Lydia Terry family group although a half-brother to John—John’s dau Lydia was born 19 Apr 1850 and John’s half bro Wallace was born Oct 1850, so he couldn’t be a son of John and Lydia; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).

87. Terry/Watkins marriage: Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, at Grace Episcopal Church, parents not listed; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 29 Apr 2018).

88. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #63686218 (accessed 12 Apr 2018).

89. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #6365998; inscription ‘aged 48 yrs.’ (accessed 12 Apr 2018).

90. 1850 U. S. Census of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_800, Page 373A, Family no. 165; Caspar and Margaret (Terry) Fetter had a son Griffith, whom they apparently named after his maternal ggf, the household also included Margaret’s dad, William Terry, age 70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 23 Apr 2018).

91. 1820 U. S. Census of Abington, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, Roll M33_100, Page 237, Image 579, 6 persons total, 4 under 10 yrs (2 boys, 2 girls); online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

92. Sarah Davis Terry death: ‘daughter of William and Margaret Terry, 30yrs25d’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

93. J. Du Bois Fetter, Burial Orders, William Grant Funeral Home, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records 1669-2013, Abington, Montgomery Co., father Caspar W. Fetter, mother Margaret Du Bois; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

94. 1900 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 623_1385, ED 37, Page 3B, Family no. 71, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 May 2012).

95. Margaret B. Fetter burial 6 Jan 1903 (age 87), Burial Orders, William Grant Funeral Home, Southampton Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, widow of Caspar Fetter, residence Southampton Twp; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 May 2012).

96. Burial in the Boehm Cemetery, online at Findagrave #168795772, marker says for date only ‘Jan’ (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

97. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M593)1314, Page 695B, FHL Film 552813; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

98. 1850 U. S. Census of Moreland, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_800, Page 373A, Family no. 165; Caspar and Margaret (Terry) Fetter had a son Griffith, whom they apparently named after his maternal ggf, the household also included Margaret’s dad, William Terry, age 70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 23 Apr 2018).

99. Burial in the Old School Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, online at Findagrave #63499430 (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

100. Joseph C. Terry death: ‘age 86’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

101. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205) and Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages copied from the docket of Isaac Hicks, p. 330; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).

102. Carver History.

103. Mary Terry Death: ‘wife of Joseph C., age 80’, Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865, p. 275 (Spruance Library, Doylestown); Findagrave #168005857, Mount Moriah Cemetery.

104. 1850 U. S. Census of Upper Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_758, Page 55A, Family no. 71 and Carver History, p. 75; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 25 Apr 2018).

105. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.

106. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 271; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 21, p. 653, 30 Oct 1882, John Carver estate bequeathed to nine children named including Rebecca Terry.

107. Myers, Thomas G., Bucks Co. PA: Misc. Deed Dockets, 1857-1900, p. 327; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P28 mtg V.2; Bk 11, p. 120, 19 Apr 1851, Isaiah and Rebecca of Wrightstown agree to separate due to unhappy differences and agree to a settlement of property.

108. Carver History, p. 76.

109. Hannah Ely death: Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 32 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

110. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.

111. Ely/Terry marriage: Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database, online at https://wwwnet1.state.nj.us/DOS/Admin/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jan 2012).

112. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 690A, Family no. 66; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 27 Feb 2012).

113. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘What Joshua Ely Started’, tree 12942448—search Member Directory for owner: bettyely; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 27 Feb 2012).

114. John V. Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database on line at Ancestry.com (accessed 3 May 2016).

115. Carver History, p. 76.

116. 1900 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 32, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 623_1473, ED 807, Page 3A and birth of son Walter E. Terry, Pennsylvania Birth and Christenings, 1790-1950 , database on Family Search (accessed 3 May 2016).

117. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 690A, Family no. 67; single, living with her mother and next door to her sister Hannah.

118. Carver History, p. 76.

119. Ibid.

120. Ibid. p. 76.

121. Ibid.

122. Ibid.

123. John Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

124. Waite, F. W., editor, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), Vol. 1, p. 205 and Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, Marriages copied from the docket of Isaac Hicks, p. 331; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 2 Feb 2012).

125. Alethia Bayley Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

126. 1850 U. S. Census of Trenton West Ward, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_454, Page 219B, Family no. 307; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

127. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20 Division 1, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1171, Page 322, Family no. 2369; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

128. Carver History, pp. 24-25.

129. Ibid.

130. Ibid., p. 77.

131. 1870 U. S. Census of Ewing, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: 593_871, Page 53B, Family no. 312; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

132. 1900 U. S. Census of Trenton Ward 3, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: 623_982, ED 62, Page 2B, Family 44; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

133. Joshua Van Sant death: New Jersey, Deaths and Burials, 1798-1971, FHL Film 589796, online at Ancestry (5 May 2016).

134. Burial at Riverview Cemetery, online at Findagrave #26404373 and 69867019 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

135. Carver History, p. 77.

136. Smith, C. A., Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc.

137. Carver History, p. 78.

138. 1850 U. S. Census of Trenton West Ward, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_454, Page 219B, Family no. 306; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

139. 1900 U. S. Census of Trenton Ward 4, Mercer, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: T623, ED 66, Page 2A, Family no. 28; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

140. Carver History, p. 78.

141. Ibid.; p.24-25.

142. Ibid.; p. 78.

143. Ibid.; p. 78.

144. Large/Terry marriage: Mary V. Terry of Trenton, Augustus K. Large of Lambertville; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).

145. Carver History, p. 78.

146. Smith/Terry marriage: Rachel A. Terry of Yardleyville, PA, age 21, Father: James Terry; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).

147. Carver History, p. 78.

148. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20 Division 1, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1171, Page 322, Family no. 2369; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

149. Anderson/Terry marriage: Sarah A. Terry of Hightstown, age 21, Parents; James and Mary; Index to Marriage Records May 1848-May 1878, New Jersey State Archives Searchable Database; online at wwwnet.state.nj.us/DOS/ArchivesDBPortal/Marriage1867.aspx (accessed 18 Jun 2018).

150. 1880 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 1179, ED 399, Page 209A, Family no. 1; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

151. Carver History, p. 79.

152.Ibid.

153.Ibid.

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