Addendum 2. Descendants of Thomas Terry (1711-1792) of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

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Addendum 2.

Descendants of Thomas Terry (1711-1792) of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

Richard L. Tolman, Ph. D.

     Acknowledgement: The author is very grateful to Maria (Terry) Remley of Charleston, South Carolina and to Connie Barber of Austin, Texas for a profitable collaboration, material contributions and useful discussions.

     This essay is a part (subdivision) of the ‘Five Generations of the Terry of Bucks County Pennsylvania’, describing the descendants of Thomas Terry, a grandson of Thomas Terry born abt 1653, the first Terry settler of Bucks County. The early Terrys were Quakers.^{[simple_tooltip content=’1. The Terry-line founder Thomas may have been attracted to Bucks County because of William Penn’s promise that ‘Penn’s Land’ would be a haven for Quakers, where they would be able to worship as they chose. The Society of Friends had only separated themselves, under the leadership of George Fox, from the Church of England in 1640 after the Cromwellian revival. Fox had the idea that people could have a direct experience of Christ without benefit of clergy; he bade them ‘tremble at the word of the Lord’ (Isaiah 66:2) hence were they called ‘Quakers’ by many. Their numbers rose to be one-third of the English population by the mid-18th century. As pacifists they were promptly persecuted in England with several laws passed in the late 17th century to curtail their activities in England (Wikipedia).’]1[/simple_tooltip]}

     The genealogy which follows begins at the third generation after Thomas Terry of Bucks, b. 1653. There are several direct descendants of this Thomas whose Y-DNA STRs are presented and discussed in ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Terry Y-DNA Markers.’

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

     1. Thomas John Terry (Jasper² Thomas¹)^{[simple_tooltip content=’3. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Bensalem 1765 and 1778.’]3[/simple_tooltip]} was born abt 1711 in Makefield Township, Bucks and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’4. Thomas Terry death: Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania’]4[/simple_tooltip]} 22 May 1792 at Southampton, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’5. McNealy, Terry A., main author, Index to Bucks County references in the Pennsylvania Gazette 1728-1789 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1990), p. 256; FHL US/CAN 974.821 B3m; ‘1765, May 2; Bucks County commissioner (15:157); 2 other citations from 1783, acting as an auditor of accounts’.’]5[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’6. Ibid.; ‘1751, Dec. 31; Thomas Terry of Falls Twp., notice of horse found (9:306)’.’]6[/simple_tooltip]} There are no Thomases in the 1786 tax enumeration (he owned no land?). There is one Thomas Terry (Byberry Twp, Philadelphia Co.) in the 1790 census^{[simple_tooltip content=’7. 1790 U. S. Census of Byberry Twp, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Roll M637_9, Page 289, Image 561, FHL Film 568,149, household of 4: 2 males over 16 and 2 females—this leads one to conclude this is the elder Thomas and not his son who would have had children under 16; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).’]7[/simple_tooltip]} and none in the 1800.

Figure 1. Palmer Wedding Party

     He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’8. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2 ,(Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 42 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032.’]8[/simple_tooltip]} 18 Mar 1736 at Fallsington, Bucks Jane Neeld daughter of John and Elizabeth Neeld. She was born abt 1715 of Makefield Township, Bucks^{[simple_tooltip content=’9. Thomas and future wife Jane Neeld (with her brother James?) were on the list of attendees at a wedding (Palmer/Durrance) at the Middletown Publick House in 1734, Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700s-1800s, Vol. 1, Marriage Certificates (Abstracts), Family Tree Maker CD172, p. 27.’]9[/simple_tooltip]}and died 15 Sep 1777 at Byberry Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’10. Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.’]10[/simple_tooltip]} While still single Thomas and Jane were part of the wedding party of Jonathan Palmer of Makefield 17 Aug 1734.^{[simple_tooltip content=’11. Marriage Bonds of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700’s-1800’s, Vol. 1, Marriage Certificates, p. 27; Family Tree Maker, Pennsylvania Vital Records CD172.’]11[/simple_tooltip]} See Figure 1. The Terrys and their children requested a certificate from Falls Monthly Meeting to attend the Middletown Monthly Meeting in 1758.^{[simple_tooltip content=’12. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 4th of the 1st mo: 1758, p. 274; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).’]12[/simple_tooltip]}

     Thomas and Jane (Neeld) Terry had seven children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’13. Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805, is undoubtedly the most valuable Terry genealogical document of the period: this document names nearly all living sibs and many of her nieces and nephews (does not name her brother John who only survived her two weeks or certain Canadian nieces/nephews); Bucks County Wills, Book 7, p. 117, abstracted in Pennsylvania Wills 1682-1834 also online at files.usgenwarchives.net/pa/bucks/will/willabstbk5.txtor7; hereafter Susanna’s Will.’]13[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 2 i. JASPER TERRY, born 20 Mar 1737 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and died 10 Nov 1815 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He married Lucy Linton.

  + 3 ii. DAVID TERRY, born Mar 1739 at Bensalem, Bucks and died 24 Jan 1820 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario, Canada; buried in the Sharon cemetery, Gwillimbury. He married Grace Davis.

  4 iii. SUSANNA TERRY, born abt 1743 of Bucks and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’14. Susanna’s will vide supra.’]14[/simple_tooltip]} 24 Oct 1805 at Upper Makefield Township, Bucks. She was buried in the Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’15. Burial in Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #147972842 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]15[/simple_tooltip]} Never married.

  5 iv. JOHN TERRY, born abt 1745 at Bucks and died 6 Nov 1805. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’16. Terry/Richardson Marriage: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 55.’]16[/simple_tooltip]} 31 May 1770 at Wrightstown, Bucks Sarah Richardson. He had no issue that survived him (from sister Susanna’s will).

  + 6 v. DANIEL TERRY, born abt 1747 of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania and died at Southampton, Bucks. He married 1789 at Bucks County Sarah Reed.

  + 7 vi. BENJAMIN TERRY, born 1741 or 1748 in Bucks County; died 1805 at York, Ontario, Canada. He married Esther ____.

  + 8 vii. THOMAS TERRY, born abt 1749 of Bucks and died Dec 1798. He married 14 Oct 1772 at Bucks Olly/Olive Davis. She was born abt 1749 and died 5 Oct 1841 at Pennsylvania and is buried at Pennepack, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Generation Four

     2. Jasper Terry (Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹)^{[simple_tooltip content=’17. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Jesper’, Middletown Twp., household of 7).’]17[/simple_tooltip]} born 20 Mar 1737 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and died 10 Nov 1815 at Wrightstown, Bucks and was buried in the Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’18. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #150169261 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]18[/simple_tooltip]} He requested a certificate from Falls Monthly Meeting for the Middletown Monthly Meeting in 1762.^{[simple_tooltip content=’19. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 7th of the 7th mo: 1762, p. 359; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).’]19[/simple_tooltip]} He was a weaver.^{[simple_tooltip content=’20. Clement Terry, Lower Makefield Twp.: Carol Dawn Croft, James Croft, his antecedents and descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, c 1983); hereafter Croft Antecedants, Appendix VIII, Terry Family Tax Records 1779-1787, pp. 231-232. ‘]20[/simple_tooltip]} He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’21. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2 ,(Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 48 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032 and Pennsylvania Marriage Records, 1700-1821, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Nov 2012).’]21[/simple_tooltip]} 9 Nov 1774 at Middletown, Bucks Lucy Linton daughter of Benjamin and Jane (Cowgill) Linton. She was born 11 Feb 1734 at Makefield Township, Bucks and died 2 Mar 1818 at Wrightstown, Bucks^{[simple_tooltip content=’22. Wrightstown Meeting of Friends Records, Croft Antecedants, p. 139 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.’]22[/simple_tooltip]} and was buried in the Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’23. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #150152315 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]23[/simple_tooltip]}

     Jasper and Lucy (Linton) Terry had four children:

  + 9 i. MARTHA TERRY, born 19 May 1778, Upper Makefield Township, Bucks^{[simple_tooltip content=’24. Martha Terry birth: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 17.’]24[/simple_tooltip]} and died 19 Dec 1866 at Short Creek, Harrison, Ohio. She married Ezra Wharton 19 Apr 1797 at Fallsington, Bucks.

  10 ii. JASPER TERRY, born 1782; may have died young.^{[simple_tooltip content=’25. Middletown Township, 7 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′]25[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’26. Judging from the U. S. Censuses of 1790 and 1800 of Upper Makefield, Bucks (M637, Roll 8, Page 223 and Roll 36, Page 288, respectively) where the household size was 6 and 7, respectively, two of the boys must have died young. The youthful family members are too old and other adults are present (to help on the farm); Ezra Wharton married Martha in 1797, but didn’t leave Bucks until 1820 (see Harrison County Historical Collections, p. 582).’]26[/simple_tooltip]}

  11 iii. THOMAS TERRY, born 1786; may have died young.

  12 iv. DANIEL TERRY, born 1788; may have died young.

     3. David Terry (Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹)^{[simple_tooltip content=’27. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (Bensalem Twp., household of 10).’]27[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’28. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983); ‘David Teary’ Bensalem 1774 and 1778.’]28[/simple_tooltip]} born Mar 1739 at Bensalem, Bucks^{[simple_tooltip content=’29. Lund, Alfred Terry, contributor and Terry historian, Family group records collection; Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah (FHL) archives section, 1942-1969, FHL Film 1275,203.’]29[/simple_tooltip]} and died 24 Jan 1820 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario, Canada; buried in the Sharon cemetery, York County, Ontario. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’30. Terry/Davis marriage: Reformed Dutch Church, Churchville, Bucks, 1737-1780 marriages, Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol 1, p. 267, database online at ancestry.com and Wright, F. E. Bucks County Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, Vol. 4 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publns, 1994) p. 87.’]30[/simple_tooltip]} 20 Jul 1763 at Fallsington, Bucks, Pennsylvania Grace Davis probable dau of Thomas William and Deborah (Hough) Davis of Lower Makefield Tsp, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’31. Bucks County, Pennsylvania Tax Records, 1782-1860, Thomas Davis of Lower Makefield, 1789; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 6 Sep 2018).’]31[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’32. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801—search Member Directory for owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]32[/simple_tooltip]} She was born^{[simple_tooltip content=’33. Grace Davis birth: Godfrey Memorial Library, American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Vol. 40, p. 381 (calculated); citation refers to Pa. Archives s.2.v.2:67—which is the citation to her marriage in 1763.’]33[/simple_tooltip]} abt 1742 of Bucks and died after 1805 probably in Chester County, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’34. Susanna’s Will names her and indicates she was alive at Susanna’s death; the Will names Grace and her oldest three children. Grace probably did not go to Ontario as there is no mention of her in the Quaker records or cemetery there.’]34[/simple_tooltip]} Sometime after 1810 David Terry joined a migration with some of his younger children from Bucks County or Chester County^{[simple_tooltip content=’35. 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 176, Image 35, FHL Film 0193673, David is alone and over 45 (born before 1765); online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018). He has two likely sons living in the same community.’]35[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’36. PA Septennial Census, year 1800: Benjamin Terry, David Terry, and David Terry, Jr. in Londonderry , Chester County. ‘]36[/simple_tooltip]} to Upper Canada (Ontario).^{[simple_tooltip content=’37. 1790 U. S. Census of Bucks, Pennsylvania, M637, Roll 8, p. 137; 9 household members, 3 males under 16, 2 over 16 and 4 females.’]37[/simple_tooltip]} The attraction was the promise of cheap land and exemption from military service, which was important to them as Quakers. Once in York County, Ontario^{[simple_tooltip content=’38. Crowder, N. K., Inhabitants of York County, Ontario, 1850 (Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch, 1992), p.26-27; East Gwillimbury lists several Terrys, Lepards/Leopards (descendants of dau Mary), Maguires (descendants of Grace, William’s dau) and Peggs (descendants of Amanda, William’s dau).’]38[/simple_tooltip]} they joined a branch of the Quakers called the Children of Peace.^{[simple_tooltip content=’39. Dorland, A. G., The Quakers in Canada, a History (Toronto: Macmillian, 1927), pp. 104-111.’]39[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’40. McIntyre, W. J., The Children of Peace (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1994), pp. 134-138; mentions members of the Terry, LePard, and McLeod families.’]40[/simple_tooltip]} The family helped build the Sharon Temple (Children of Peace) and the Terry family donated the land nearby for the Sharon cemetery; David Terry was the first to be interred there.^{[simple_tooltip content=’41. ‘The Terry Family’, an article (author unknown), in “Genealogy and Resources”, 5 pages; online at sharontemple.ca (no longer available online as of Sep 2018; author has a copy). Contains errors: page 1 presents the background of the family in Bucks County and contends that nine of the children (all the children still living in 1805) were members of the Children of Peace, but this cannot be correct as not all children went to Canada (notably John the oldest and Joseph the sixth child) and not all children who went to Canada were documented to be a part of the Children of Peace—the sharontemple.ca history presents descendants of only three of the children: Rachel, Benjamin, and Mary, although census and other later records (1840-1850) show that other of the David Terry children were in Upper Canada notably son David Jr.; hereafter The Terry Family.’]41[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’42. Rolling, G. M., East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.’]42[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’43. By the beginning of the War of 1812 most members of the Yonge Street congregation including the Terrys had joined a pacifist splinter group called the ‘Children of Peace’ founded by David Willson, a New York Quaker emigrant, who also arrived in 1801. When the militia conscription for the War of 1812 arrived in Upper Canada not only did the Quakers refuse to serve, but they also refused to pay the militia fee as most had come from and were sympathetic to the United States.’]43[/simple_tooltip]}

Figure 2. Northeastern North America in 1791. (from www.worldatlas.com)

     David and Grace Terry had eleven children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’44. Lund, Alfred Terry, contributor and a Terry historian, Family group records collection; Family History Library, archives section, 1942-1969, FHL Film 1275,203.’]44[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 13 i. JOHN TERRY, born 1763 of Bucks; died 18 Sep 1824 at Southampton, Bucks. He married 25 Aug 1788 at Bucks, Pennsylvania Rebeckah Searls.

  14 ii. JANE TERRY, born 1766 at Makefield, Bucks. She may have married ____ Roberts.^{[simple_tooltip content=’45. Entry for Jane Terry: ‘Pedigree Resource File’, (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:99F2-FQ8 : accessed 29 June 2018).’]45[/simple_tooltip]} She is presumed to have died at Gwillimbury, York, Ontario.^{[simple_tooltip content=’46. The Terry Family and ‘Children of Peace Burying Ground, York County, ON’, CanadaGenWeb’s Project online at www.http//:geneofun.on.ca/cems/ON/ONYOR14688; hereafter Children of Peace Burial Index.’]46[/simple_tooltip]}

  15 iii. GRACE TERRY, born 1768 at Bucks and died before 1850. She probably married Isaac Rightly (b. 1768, died before 1861) of Bucks County and they moved with her parents to East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario where their son William was living in 1851 with the rest of the David Terry descendants.^{[simple_tooltip content=’47. 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, District York County, Subdistrict East Gwillimbury, Image 21; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).’]47[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 16 iv. RACHEL TERRY, born 9 Feb 1769 at Middletown, Bucks; died 3 Dec 1848 at York County, Ontario, Canada. She married 1789 at Bucks Murdock Mordecai McLeod.

  + 17 v. DAVID WILLIAM TERRY, born abt 1774 at Bucks; died 22 Apr 1856 at King, York, Ontario, Canada; there is no evidence he went to Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’48. One of The Three 1780 David Terrys, note 77.’]48[/simple_tooltip] He married 24 Oct 1808 at New Castle, Delaware Esther Groom. She was his 2nd wife.}

  18 vi. JOSEPH TERRY, born 1774 at Bucks and died 24 Dec 1795 at Bucks County when a tree fell on him.^{[simple_tooltip content=’49. Joseph Terry death: Byberry Preparatory Records, referred to as a son of David, cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 138, 140, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania; also see U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935, New Garden Monthly Meeting, online at Ancestry (accessed 6 Oct 2021).’]49[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’50. Joseph Terry: Lived his later life with his great uncle, John Terry of Wrightstown (acknowledged in his will, Bucks County Wills, Book 5, p. 181, proved 10 Jul 1790); died 1795 (Byberry PA Monthly Meeting of Friends Records, was referred to as David’s son; cited in Carol Dawn Croft James Croft, his Antecedents and Descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, 1983), p. 137, 138.’]50[/simple_tooltip]}

  19 vii. ELEANOR TERRY, born 1775 at Bucks and died 1850. She married 1798 Terry Jacob.^{[simple_tooltip content=’51. Jacob/Terry marriage (in 1798): Edmund West, compiler, Family Data Collection-Individual Records {a database of individual records created while studying human genetics and disease; search on database first and then on individual data}, online at ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).’]51[/simple_tooltip]}

  20 viii. ANN TERRY, born 1778 at Bucks and died 8 Oct 1778 at Byberry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’52. Ann Terry death: Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, ‘Ann Terry, daughter of David Terry’, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.’]52[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 21 ix. BENJAMIN TERRY, 3 Aug 1783 at Bucks; died 30 Nov 1838 at Sharon, York, Ontario, Canada. He married abt 1805 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario, Canada Elizabeth Ann Lepard. She was born May 1790 East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada and died 20 Nov 1871 at Sharon, York, Ontario, Canada.

  + 22 x. MARY TERRY, born abt 1784 at Bucks; died 31 Mar 1853 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. She married Jacob LePard; he was born Jul 1774 and died 24 Oct 1850.^{[simple_tooltip content=’53. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.’]53[/simple_tooltip]}

Figure 3. Province of Upper Canada, Early Nineteenth Century (from Dorland, Arthur Garrett The Quakers in Canada, a History (Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada, 1927)

Figure 4. The Sharon Temple, erected 1825-1832 at Sharon, Ontario, Canada (online at sharontemple.ca

  + 23 xi. WILLIAM TERRY, born 1782 at Bucks; died 22 Apr 1856 at Chester County, Pennsylvania.

     6. Daniel Terry (Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹)^{[simple_tooltip content=’54. McNeely, T. A. and Waite, F. W. compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983); Bensalem 1778 (listed as single) .’]54[/simple_tooltip]} born abt 1747 of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania and died at Southampton, Bucks 27 Dec 1828.^{[simple_tooltip content=’55. Some Terry family descendants say this Daniel Terry (married to Sarah Reed and father of Ralph) died in Will Township, Will, Illinois in 1829. BUT, there is no Daniel Terry in Illinois in the 1820 Census and there is a Daniel Terry next door to a Ralph Terry in the 1820 Census of Southampton, Bucks.’]55[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’56. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_759, Page 103A, Family no. 3.’]56[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’57. Will of Daniel Terry, Bucks County Estate Files #5984, transcribed in Croft Antecedants, pp. 140-142.’]57[/simple_tooltip]} He married 1789 at Bucks County Sarah Reed daughter of James and Mary (Walmsley) Reed.^{[simple_tooltip content=’58. Croft Antecedants, p. 140 and references cited therein.’]58[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’59. Sarah’s sister Esther Reed (never married) prepared her will 1 Oct 1829; it was proved 10 yrs later—she left articles to her sister and most of her land to her nephew James (and then to wife Rebecca) and his brother Ralph’s children, the balance to Esther ‘Statts’ (States) and her sister Mary (nieces); Bucks County Wills 12, p. 51 (#7319), cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 152-153; see Esther Reed estate file 1840, Bucks County Orphan’s Court Records, File 5208, Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA.’]59[/simple_tooltip]} She was born 11 Nov 1768 at Southampton, Bucks and died 16 Sep 1853 at Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’60. Sarah Terry Death Record of 4 Jan 1854: Pennsylvania Deaths 1852-1854, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 1 Mar 2012); record confirms she was Sarah Reed, daughter of James and Mary, husband of Daniel, and mother of James and Ralph; see also Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).’]60[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’61. Will of Sarah Terry, proved 27 Sep 1853: Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Book 13, p. 603 (#9364) and Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 245; FHL 974.821 P28a, Bk 13, p. 603 #9364; transcript in Croft Antecedants, p. 189; names States grandchildren (children of dau Mary) and sons James (wife Rebecca) and Ralph (wife Mary).’]61[/simple_tooltip]} This Daniel was born too late to be the Daniel, father of William Terry, b. 1750. He appears in the 1790 and 1800 Census in Southampton Twp;^{[simple_tooltip content=’62. 1790 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M637_8, Page 171, Image 631, FHL Film 568,148; household of 5 and the 1800 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Roll M32_16, Page 272, Image 119, FHL Film 363339, household of 6; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).’]62[/simple_tooltip]} adjacent to his name in the census are James Reed and Daniel States.

     Daniel and Sarah (Reed) Terry had three children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’63. Named in Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805 (‘nephews Joseph & Ralph & niece Esther’); other sources identify ‘Joseph’ as James and ‘Esther’ as Mary (Croft Antecedants, p. 142-143).’]63[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 24 i. MARY (ESTHER) TERRY born abt 1785 at Bucks and died 21 Dec 1845 at Bucks and is buried at Feasterville, Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married Abraham States abt 1827 son of Daniel and Mary (Praul) States.

  25 ii. JAMES (JOSEPH) TERRY^{[simple_tooltip content=’64. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Roll M432_759, Page 104B, Image 216, ‘James’ and Rebecca; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).’]64[/simple_tooltip]} was born 1790 at Bucks; died before 1860. He married Rebecca States^{[simple_tooltip content=’65. Ibid., p. 129.’]65[/simple_tooltip]} daughter of John and Sarah States. No issue.^{[simple_tooltip content=’66. Croft Antecedants, p. 129 states James/Rebecca had no issue. However, after James died, Rebecca resided with Austin and Martha Biles (maiden name unknown, could be Kiple) in Southampton Twp (see 1860 and 1870 census: Roll: 653_1083, Page 571, Family no. 177 and Roll: 593_1314, Page 699A, Family no. 210, respectively )—there is no proof that this Martha was Rebecca’s daughter, but it is possible.’]66[/simple_tooltip]} She was born 1787 in Pennsylvania and died 18 Feb 1879 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’67. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_759, Page 104B, Family no. 27.’]67[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’68. Rebecca Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012); buried at Wm Penn cemetery. See also: ‘age 90 yrs. of Scottsville’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) {Spruance Library, Doylestown}.’]68[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 26 iii. RALPH TERRY, born 1792 at Bucks; died 15 Jul 1878 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married Mary Shellenberger abt 1821. She was born abt 1794 and died 2 Jan 1869 and is buried in the Wm Penn cemetery with her husband.

     7. Benjamin Terry (Thomas³Jasper² Thomas¹)^{[simple_tooltip content=’69. McNeely, T. A. and Waite, F. W. compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Bristol 1778.’]69[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’70. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (Bensalem Twp., household of 3).’]70[/simple_tooltip]} born 1741 or 1748 in Bucks County and died 1805 at York, Ontario, Canada. He was in Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1800.^{[simple_tooltip content=’71. 1800 U. S. Census of Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M32_36, Page 712, Image 183, FHL Film 363339, household of 3, two over 45 and a 16-25 male; online at ancestry.com (accessed 12 Sep 2018).’]71[/simple_tooltip]} He married Esther ____, a non-Quaker 6 Jun 1770.^{[simple_tooltip content=’72. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2, (Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 104; married out of the society.’]72[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’73. Bensalem Township, 3 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.’]73[/simple_tooltip]} She died 16 Apr 1789 at Byberry Twp., Philadelphia County.^{[simple_tooltip content=’74. Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410.’]74[/simple_tooltip]}

     Benjamin and Esther Terry had at least three children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’75. Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805; the two girls are named but the son ‘David’ is inexplicably not named. Yet in the 1800 census vide supra there was a 16-25 male in the household, the girls were likely already married.’]75[/simple_tooltip]}

  27 i. SUSANNAH TERRY, b. 1773 of Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’76. Bucks County, PA Wills, abstracts 1685-1825, Vol. 2, p 81; mentions witness ‘Susannah Tery’ in the John Townsend Will (dated Aug 7, 1799, proved Aug 6, 1800) of Bensalem Twp/Byberry Preparative Meeting—this is the only Susannah Terry that fits this time and place window; online at FamilySearch (accessed 2 Sep 2016).’]76[/simple_tooltip]}

  28 ii. JANE TERRY, b. 1775 of Bucks.

  + 29 iii. DAVID TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’77. The existence of this David Terry is necessary to account for the later record; his existence is confirmed by the Benjamin Terry household in Chester County in the 1800 census vide supra.’]77[/simple_tooltip]} b. 1784 of Bucks. He went Chester County, PA and then to Ontario, Canada with his father before 1805.

     8. Thomas Terry (Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born abt 1749 of Bucks or Byberry Twp, Philadelphia County and died Dec 1798.^{[simple_tooltip content=’78. Croft Antecedants, p. 140; froze to dead in Sommers field in Dec 1798 (cites Record by Henry Tomlinson in Byberry Neighborhood); Note: this author has been unable to verify this source. Also, Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805; indicates Thomas’ wife was a widow at the time of Susanna’s death.’]78[/simple_tooltip]} He is not found in the census. There are two Thomas Terrys in the 1782 tax records; the one in Bensalem Twp is probably Thomas the father (1711-1792) and the one in Northampton is likely this Thomas.^{[simple_tooltip content=’79. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860; online at ancestry.com (accessed 10 Jun 2016). ‘]79[/simple_tooltip]} He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’80. Terry/Davis marriage: Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700s-1800s, Vol. 1, Reformed Dutch Church, Churchville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1737-1780 Baptisms-Marriages, p. 271, Family Tree Maker CD172 (FHL) and Wright, F. E. Bucks County Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, Vol. 4 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publns, 1994) p. 87.’]80[/simple_tooltip]} 14 Oct 1772 at Bucks Olly (Olive) Davis; she was born abt 1749 and died 5 Oct 1841; buried at Pennepack, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’81. Croft Antecedants, p. 140; cites Byberry Preparatory Meeting of Friends Records; Note: this author has been unable to verify this source (only known source of this title is the Swarthmore (PA) Friends Library).’]81[/simple_tooltip]} She is likely the sister of Grace Davis, dau of Thomas William and Deborah (Hough) Davis of Lower Makefield Twp, Bucks County.^{[simple_tooltip content=’82. See Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein; she has additional generations (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]82[/simple_tooltip]}

     Thomas and Olly (Davis) Terry had two children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’83. Named in Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805.’]83[/simple_tooltip]}

  + 30 i. DAVID TERRY was born abt 1775.^{[simple_tooltip content=’84. One of The Three 1780 David Terrys, note 77. ‘]84[/simple_tooltip]}

  31 ii. ELIZABETH TERRY, born abt 1775.

 Generation Five

     9. Martha Terry (Jasper⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹), born^{[simple_tooltip content=’85. Birth: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 17.’]85[/simple_tooltip]} 19 May 1778, Upper Makefield Township, Bucks and died 19 Dec 1866 at Short Creek, Harrison, Ohio. She married^{[simple_tooltip content=’86. Wharton/Terry marriage: Anna Miller Watring, 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 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032.’]86[/simple_tooltip]} Ezra Wharton 19 Apr 1797 at Wrightstown, Bucks. He was born 26 Aug 1773 at Lower Makefield, Bucks a son of Daniel and Abigail (Headley) Wharton; died 16 May 1847 at Short Creek, Harrison, Ohio.

     Ezra and Martha (Terry) Wharton had thirteen children.^{[simple_tooltip content=’87. Family & births: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 18 and Charles Augustus Hanna, Historical Collections of Harrison County (Harvard Univ.: 1900), p. 582), online at books.google.com.’]87[/simple_tooltip]}

  32 i. JOEL WHARTON, born 1 Jan 1798 of Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 1863 at Washington, Harrison, Ohio. He married Abigail Bundy in 1822. (9 children)

  33 ii. ANNA WHARTON, born 17 Jul 1800 of Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 28 Oct 1869 at Harrisville, Harrison, Ohio.

  34 iii. AMOS WHARTON, born 28 Feb 1803 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 1850 at Harrison County, Ohio.

  35 iv. LINTON WHARTON, born 27 Sep 1805 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died Ohio.

  36 v. HANNAH WHARTON, born 28 Aug 1807 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died Warren, Ohio.

  37 vi. DANIEL WHARTON, born 1809 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died Ohio.

  38 vii. DENISE WHARTON, (twin) born 7 Jan 1811 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

  39 viii. JASPER WHARTON, (twin) born 7 Jan 1811 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

  40 ix. JAMES WHARTON, born 1 Aug 1813 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died Ohio.

  41 x. SILAS WHARTON, born 16 Jan 1817 of Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 3 Apr 1842 in Ohio.

  42 xi. ABIGAIL WHARTON, born 11 Mar 1819 at Wheeling, Belmont, Ohio.

  43 xii. LEVI WHARTON, born 3 Aug 1821 at Belmont County, Ohio.

  44 xiii. EZRA WHARTON, born 11 Mar 1819 at Belmont County, Ohio; died 18 Aug 1832.

     13. John Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born^{[simple_tooltip content=’88. John Terry birth: Godfrey Memorial Library, American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Vol. 175, p. 394.’]88[/simple_tooltip]} 1763 of Bucks; died 16 Sep 1824 at Southampton, Bucks. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’89. Terry/Hegeman marriage: First Baptist Church, Philadelphia, ; Pennsylvania Marriage Records, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 771 online at ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.’]89[/simple_tooltip]} 25 Aug 1788 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Rebecca Searls.^{[simple_tooltip content=’90. Byberry Neighborhood records kept by Joseph Comly and Phebe G. Martin, cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 140.’]90[/simple_tooltip]} She was born abt 1757 at Newtown, Bucks the daughter of Thomas and Rebecca (Dunn) Searl. John Terry was her second husband. She married (1) 22 Apr 1772 at Presbyterian Church, Newtown, Bucks Hendrick Hegeman. He was born 11 Jan 1748 at Neshaminy Creek, Bucks son of John and Jane (Van Horn) Hegeman;^{[simple_tooltip content=’91. William H. Davis, History of Bucks County, Vol. 3, p. 92 ‘The Van Horn Family’; online at pagenweb.org/~bucks/BIOS_DAVIS/vanhornfamily.html (accessed 13 Mar 2011).’]91[/simple_tooltip]} he died 1783 in Northampton Twp., Bucks.

     Hendrick and Rebecca (Searls) Hegeman had three children.

  45 i. JANE HAGERMAN, born 10 Sep 1772 at Northampton Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 3 Sep 1846, at Decatur Twp. Washington, Ohio. She married 7 May 1792 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia John D. Faires born 22 Jun 1765 at Bucks and died 29 Aug 1856 at Decatur Twp., Washington, Ohio.

  46 ii. JOHN HAGEMAN, born 1777 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

  47 iii. HENRY HAGEMAN/HEGMAN, born 1781 of Bucks, Pennsylvania.

     John and Rebecca (Searls) Terry had three children.

  48 i. THOMAS SEARLES TERRY, born 3 Jul 1789 at Bristol/Bensalem Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 16 Aug 1851 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married abt 1817 Mary Ann Merkins.^{[simple_tooltip content=’92. 1850 U. S. Census of Gloucester City, Camden, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_445, Page 202B, Family no. 796 and Family Trees at Ancestry.com: KItts Family Tree (owner: PatBuske), tree 6408942, online at trees.ancestry.com/tree (accessed 1 Mar 2012).’]92[/simple_tooltip]} (8 children, for more information on this couple, see the essay ‘Who was Henry Capehart (1756-1820) and who was his wife?’ on this website.)

  49 ii. REBECCA TERRY, born abt 1791 at Bensalem, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 16 Aug 1851 at Bristol, Bucks. She married abt 1817 at Bucks Benjamin Johnson, born 1801 of Bucks; died after 1850.^{[simple_tooltip content=’93. 1850 U. S. Census of Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_759, Page 11B, Family no. 157.’]93[/simple_tooltip]} (1 child)

  50 iii. AMELIA TERRY, born abt 1793 at Bristol/Bensalem, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 1849 at New Jersey. She married abt 1813 at Bucks Joel Blakesley born 3 Oct 1787 at Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut.^{[simple_tooltip content=’94. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Muller Family Tree’, tree 19551340, owner: bkbugger (accessed 30 Jun 2018); and 1850 U. S. Census of Gloucester City, Camden, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_445, Page 194B, Family no. 735. ‘]94[/simple_tooltip]} He married (2) in 1850 Ann Turner by whom he had a son. (6 children)

     16. Rachel Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born 9 Feb 1769 at Middletown, Bucks; died 3 Dec 1848 at York County, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’95. Children of Peace Burial Index, Rachel McLeod.’]95[/simple_tooltip]} She married 1789 at Bucks, Pennsylvania Murdock Mordecai McLeod. He was born 6 Oct 1765 in Scotland son of Daniel and Cathar McLeod and died 28 Jun 1847 in York, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’96. Canadian Friends Historical Association, Society of Friends, Yonge Street Monthly Meeting (Ontario), (Canadian Friends Historical Association: Newmarket, Ontario, 1988), p.63.’]96[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’97. Children of Peace Burial Index, ‘Murdick’ McLeod.’]97[/simple_tooltip]}

     Murdock and Rachel (Terry) McLeod had thirteen children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’98. The Terry Family.’]98[/simple_tooltip]},^{[simple_tooltip content=’99. More detail is available (usually accurate but often incomplete) in Schrauwers, Albert Awaiting the Millenium: The Children of Peace and the Village of Hope, 1812-1889 (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1993), pp. 241,247,249; hereafter Schrauwers.’]99[/simple_tooltip]}

  51 i. GRACE MCLEOD, born 18 Oct 1790 at Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married Stephen Chapman.

  52 ii. ELIZABETH MCLEOD, born 2 Sep 1792 at Bucks, Pennsylvania. She married Joseph Cody.

  53 iii. CATHERINE MCLEOD, born 22 Jun 1794 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 22 Sep 1795.

  54 iv. SUSANNAH MCLEOD, born 8 Feb 1796 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 1848. She married William Lloyd.

  55 v. DANIEL MCLEOD, born 22 Nov 1798 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 1869.

  56 vi. JONATHAN MCLEOD, born 25 Jan 1800 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 18 Feb 1800.

  57 vii. LAVINIA MCLEOD, born 8 Jan 1801 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 28 Oct 1878 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. She married David G. Walton.

  58 viii. CAROLINE P. MCLEOD, born 13 Feb 1803 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario. She married Hiram R. Willson.

  59 ix. MURDOCH MCLEOD, Jr. born 20 Aug 1804 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario.

  60 x. RACHEL MCLEOD, born 8 Nov 1806; married a Mr. Barber of Aurora, York, Ontario.

  61 xi. ALEXANDER MCLEOD, born 24 Jun 1808 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario. The only member of the Children of Peace to be transported to Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) for his role in the Rebellion of 1837; died by gruesome means within 48 hrs. of his arrival at Van Dieman’s Land in 1839.^{[simple_tooltip content=’100. Benjamin Wait’s Letters from Van Dieman’s Land written during four years imprisonment for political offences committed in Upper Canada, published 1843 in Buffalo, NY; republished as The Wait Letters, ed. Mary Brown (Erin, Ontario: Press Porcepic, 1976) excerpts from Benjamin Wait of Markham cited in The Terry Family.’]100[/simple_tooltip]}

  62 xii. ELLEN MCLEOD, born 6 Dec 1810; married a Mr. Southard of Newmarket, York, Ontario.

  63 xiii. WILLIAM D. MCLEOD, born abt 1812. He married Martha Doan. They emigrated to Benton County, Iowa in the United States in 1851.^{[simple_tooltip content=’101. 1880 U. S. Census of Fremont, Benton, Iowa, pop. sch., Roll: 326, ED 028, Page 182A, Family no. 126 online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).’]101[/simple_tooltip]} (10 children)

     17. David William Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹), born ^{[simple_tooltip content=’102. David, David Jr. (David William), and Benjamin Terry in Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania in 1800: Pennsylvania, U. S., Septennial Census 1779-1863, online at Ancestry (accessed 16 Sep 2021).’]102[/simple_tooltip]}1774 at Bucks and probably died abt 1830 at London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania. He had a large family in Chester County, Pennsylvania and least two wives to account for all the children. He married ^{[simple_tooltip content=’103. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010; owner: DelmaFriesen (accessed 29 Jun 2018)’]102[/simple_tooltip]},^{[simple_tooltip content=’104. The marriage record cannot be located in the Delaware records (http://genealogytrails.com/del/newcastle/marriages_1645s-z.html).’]104[/simple_tooltip]} (1) abt 1795 unknown and (2) 24 Oct 1808 perhaps at New Castle, Delaware Esther Groom dau of David and Hannah (Robinson) Groom.^{[simple_tooltip content=’105. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Hammond Family Tree’, tree 176727521; owner: Jess Love (accessed 25 Sep 2021); Connie Barber—a descendant of Esther Groom, dau of Hannah Robinson—has DNA matches to descendants of the Issachar Robinson/Huldah Millard family.’]105[/simple_tooltip]},^{[simple_tooltip content=’106. 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 180, Image 37, FHL Film 0193673, David 26-44yrs, wife (Esther) 16-25yrs, children: 1 male 10-15yrs, 4 females less than 10yrs, 2 females 10-15yrs—household of nine; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Sep 2018)..’]106[/simple_tooltip]} She was born abt 1785^{[simple_tooltip content=’107. Some Ancestry trees have calculated her birth at 1794 based on a NY census record, but the Esther Terry in question was born NY and is living with a son Harvey (also b. NY) that does not belong in David’s family—this is the wrong Esther Terry.’]107[/simple_tooltip]} of Saratoga, Saratoga, New York and probably died Chester County, Pennsylvania.

     David and unknown Terry had three children (from 1800 and 1810 census), a boy and two girls, suggested below.

  64 i. MARY TERRY, born abt 1798 of Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’108. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1806, Bill 288, Mary of Londonderry; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).’]108[/simple_tooltip]}

  65 ii. REASON TERRY, born 1805 of New London, Chester, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’109. Chester County, Pennsylvania, ‘Poor School Children 1810-1842 P-Z’; Terry children of Chester County 1816-1824 enumerated with ages; online at chesco.org, 327-328/505 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).’]109[/simple_tooltip]} He married abt 1827^{[simple_tooltip content=’110. Harriet was living at West Marlborough, Chester County at the time of her marriage to Reason Terry. They moved to London Grove abt 1830 (his father’s home?) after he died and then later to Lower Oxford, Chester County before 1850. The ‘Poor School Children’ citation vide supra lists her as Reason’s wife in the 1837 record.’]110[/simple_tooltip]} Harriet ____ as her second husband; they had children Esther Ann^{[simple_tooltip content=’111. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1806, Bill 273, Esther (of West Marlborough) dau of ‘Reson’ Terry at London Grove School; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).’]111[/simple_tooltip]}; Franklin James b. 1830, Persey b. 1833, Benjamin b. 1835, and Joel b. 1838.^{[simple_tooltip content=’112. 1850 U. S. Census of Lower Oxford, Chester, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 764, Page 63B, Family no. 327; ‘Reazin’, age 45, b. Maryland, with five children (ages 12-20) and a son-in law.’]112[/simple_tooltip]}

  Harriet had married abt 1817 (1) James Ironside and had six children by him; Eliza Ann 1822, Sarah 1823, Mary Ellen 1825, and Susan b. 1826 plus a boy and a girl b. before 1820.^{[simple_tooltip content=’113. 1820 U. S. Census of West Marlborough, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M33_96, Page 325, Image 201; James and his wife and a boy and a girl both under 10; online at ancestry.com (accessed 16 Sep 2021).’]113[/simple_tooltip]} Harriet was born abt 1800 and died before 1850.

  66 iii. PRISCILLA MARYANN TERRY, born 15 Jan 1806 at Chester County, Pennsylvania and died 17 Feb 1885 at Union County, Ohio; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’114. Findagrave #48750584.’]114[/simple_tooltip]} at Buxton Cemetery, Union, Ohio. She married 5 Jun 1825 William Reading; he was born 1786 and died 1860.^{[simple_tooltip content=’115. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘David Wesley Morey (Winkler-Morey)’, tree 57315649, owner: dawin001 (accessed 14 Sep 2021).’]115[/simple_tooltip]}

     David and Esther (Groom) Terry had at least five children.

  67 i. GRACE TERRY, born abt 1809 of Chester County, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’116. Chester County, Pennsylvania, ‘Poor School Children 1810-1842 P-Z’; children of David Terry of London Grove 1816-1824 enumerated with ages; online at chesco.org, 327-328/505 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).’]116[/simple_tooltip]}

  68 ii. ANNA TERRY, born abt 1811 of Chester County, Pennsylvania.  She married George Whiteside.^{[simple_tooltip content=’117. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley; information gleaned from her atDNA matches.’]117[/simple_tooltip]}

  69 iii. CHARLES B. TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’118. Charles’ parentage is not disclosed anywhere; he is a son of David and Esther Terry based on the name of their 7th child: Ellen Groom Terry and the fact that he is born in the right place at the right time.’]118[/simple_tooltip]} born 23 Dec 1812 at Chester County, Pennsylvania; died^{[simple_tooltip content=’119. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868, ‘age 82’ (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986 at Spruance Library, Doylestown),.’]119[/simple_tooltip]} 16 Oct 1894 at Southampton, Bucks, buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’120. Findagrave #66262066 (accessed 17 Aug 2018). ‘]120[/simple_tooltip]} in Wm Penn cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’121. Charles B. Terry Will, probated 6 Nov 1894: Williams, R. T. and M. C., Index to Bucks County Pennsylvania wills and administration records, 1684-1850; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2, Book 26, p. 475, #19301, Charles of Southampton Twp. names wife Margaret and children Charles, Ellen G. Terry, William, Edward E., Winfield Scott, Millard F., Elizabeth Vandegrift, Mary Ashton, Adeline Stevens, Amanda Larue (deceased, dau Addie).’]121[/simple_tooltip]} He was a blacksmith. He married in 1838 at Pennsylvania Margaret C. Worthington daughter of Elizabeth Worthington.^{[simple_tooltip content=’122. Elizabeth Worthington Will, probated 11 Feb 1856, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 270; FHL 974.821 P28a; Bk. 14, p. 59 #9844, widow of Southampton Twp., names son Warren G. Worthington, exec. Son-in-law Charles B. Terry.’]122[/simple_tooltip]} She was born abt 1819 and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’123. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).’]123[/simple_tooltip]} 10 Jan 1899 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, buried in Wm Penn cemetery. (11 children: William 1839, Amanda 1841, Elizabeth 1843, Mary 1845, Winfield Scott 1847, Adeline 1850, Ellen Groom 1851, Charles B. 1854, Millard F., Edward E. 1863).

  70 iv. DAVID TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’124. The Three 1811 David Terrys. One of the things that makes the deciphering of the Terry records of this time period so difficult is the fact that there must be THREE David Terrys born abt 1811: David Terry (70) b. abt 1811, son of David Terry (17), md Hannah Lear; David Terry (74) b. 1810, son of Benjamin Terry (21), md. Ann Grove; David Terry (106), b. abt 1811, son of David Terry (29), never md–hereafter The Three 1811 David Terrys.’]124[/simple_tooltip]} born Aug 1813 at Chester County, Pennsylvania^{[simple_tooltip content=’125. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1825, Bill 290, David of London Grove; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).’]125[/simple_tooltip]} and died 5 Sep 1889 at Mercer County, Illinois; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’126. Findagrave #94139439 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]126[/simple_tooltip]} at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Mercer County. He moved from Chester County in 1848 to Illinois.^{[simple_tooltip content=’127. 1850 U. S. Census of Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois, Roll M432_120, Page 380B, Image 599; David and Hannah with five children: David, Joseph, Hester, Mordaci, Hannah; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018). ‘]127[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’128. 1870 U. S. Census of Duncan, Mercer, Illinois, Roll M593_260, Page 176A, FHL Film 545759; David and Hannah with three children: Joseph, Thomas, Sarah; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018). ‘]128[/simple_tooltip]} He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’129. Terry/Lear marriage: 22 Jun 1838, West Chester, Chester, Pennsylvania, Saints’ Herald Obituaries, 1889, p. 739 (Early Members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints); born Aug 1813 West Chester, Chester Co., resided at Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois from 1848 to 1889, died of dropsy; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 Sep 2018).’]129[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’130. Death record of Joseph L. Terry, 20 Feb 1927, Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois: lists parents as David Terry and Hannah Lear, birth: 1841 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, spouse Sarah Duncan; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N36Z-MXF; online at FamilySearch (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]130[/simple_tooltip]} 1838 Hannah Lear; she was born 1 Feb 1818 and died 21 Sep 1895. Nine children^{[simple_tooltip content=’131. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry’s Family Trees’, tree 87381758, owner: TerryDeVetter (accessed 14 Sep 2021).’]131[/simple_tooltip]} (David H. 1838, Joseph Lear 1841, Esther Anna 1843, Mordicai 1845, Hannah J. 1847, John M. 1850, Margaret Elizabeth 1853, Thomas L. 1856, Sarah Frances 1858).

  71 v. WILLIAM T. TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’132. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley of Charleston, SC, used with permission. She is a gggdau of Andrew Terry (90). Her closest (Terry) autosomal (at-DNA) match is a gggson of William T. Terry (68) making them 6th cousins with David Terry (3) their common ancestor. This is strong corroboration for the current ancestral linkage.’]132[/simple_tooltip]} born 1816 at Chester County, Pennsylvania^{[simple_tooltip content=’133. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1825, Bill 290, William of London Grove; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website). This is also evidence that David (70) and William (71) are brothers as they are listed on the same bill, the same year, both of London Grove.’]133[/simple_tooltip]} and died 1857 at Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’134. Findagrave #774229109 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]134[/simple_tooltip]} at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Mercer County.^{[simple_tooltip content=’135. William ‘Torry’ Family,1850 U. S. Census of East Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M432_764, Page 14B, Image 37, Family 72, Wm 34yrs b.PA, 5 children; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).’]135[/simple_tooltip]} He married 1839 at Pennsylvania Mary Ann Wilson. They moved to Illinois (following his brother David) after 1850 and had eight children^{[simple_tooltip content=’136. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry’s Family Trees’, tree 87381758, owner TerryDeVetter (accessed 14 Sep 2021); picture source.’]136[/simple_tooltip]} (James Wilson 1840, Esther E. 1842, Mary Elizabeth 1844, Anna Britton 1846, David 1849, Hannah Louise 1851, Grace Emma 1852, William Phillip 1855).

     21. Benjamin J. Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born 3 Aug 1783 at Bucks, Pennsylvania; died 30 Nov 1838 at Sharon, York, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’137. Children of Peace Burial Index, Benjamin Terry (age 55) and Findagrave #46245178.’]137[/simple_tooltip]} He lived for a time in Chester County, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’138. PA Septennial Census, year 1800: Benjamin Terry, David Terry, and David Terry, Jr. in Londonderry , Chester County.’]138[/simple_tooltip]} He married 1805 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario, Canada Elizabeth Ann LePard. She was born May 1790 in United States and died 20 Nov 1871 at Sharon, York, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’139. 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, District York County, Subdistrict East Gwillimbury, Image 21; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).’]139[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’140. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.’]140[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’141. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.’]141[/simple_tooltip]}

     Benjamin and Elizabeth Ann (LePard) Terry had eleven children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’142. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]142[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’143. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘eves Family Tree’, tree 4793687, owner: granteves (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]143[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’144. ‘The Terry Family’ in Genealogies of the Builders of the Sharon Temple, Sharon, ON, online at www.sharontemple.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=Itemid=17 (accessed 5 Mar 2012)’]144[/simple_tooltip]}

  72 i. JOSEPH TERRY, born 1806^{[simple_tooltip content=’145. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.’]145[/simple_tooltip]} at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 1838. He married in 1824 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario Sarah T. Reid. She was born 1800 and died 1876 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario. (5 children)^{[simple_tooltip content=’146. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Williams Family Tree’, tree 15774108, owner: amyrw1985 (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]146[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’147. Schrauwers, p. 234, lists 6 children.’]147[/simple_tooltip]}

  73 ii. RACHEL TERRY, born 16 Oct 1808 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 2 Jun 1843 at Sharon, York, Ontario, Canada; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’148. Findagrave #46246318.’]148[/simple_tooltip]} at Sharon Burying Ground, Sharon, York, Ontario. She married 1 Jan 1823 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada Nehemiah Eves. He was born 19 Nov 1802 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario and died there 10 Feb 1878; he married^{[simple_tooltip content=’149. Nehemiah Eves/Elizabeth Lepard marriage: parents named in Almeda Elizabeth Eves marriage, Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927 (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FMK9-YNG : 11 March 2018).’]149[/simple_tooltip]} (2) abt 1860 Elizabeth Lepard. (8 children with Rachel, 1 with Elizabeth).^{[simple_tooltip content=’150. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘eves Family Tree’, tree 4793687, owner: granteves (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]150[/simple_tooltip]}

  74 iii. DAVID TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’151. The Three 1811 David Terrys (Note 122)’]151[/simple_tooltip]} born 10 Jul 1810 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario died 5 Mar 1879; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’152. Findagrave #116833817 and Ann (Grove) Terry #116833636.’]152[/simple_tooltip]} at Hartman Cemetery, Mount Albert, York, Ontario, Canada. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’153. Terry/Grove marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).’]153[/simple_tooltip]} 18 Mar 1832 Ann Grove. She was born 20 Jul 1810 at Cornwall, England and died 13 Jul 1894 at York, Ontario;^{[simple_tooltip content=’154. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.’]154[/simple_tooltip]} buried next to her husband. Six children: Stephen 1840, John 1832, Benjamin 1843, Elizabeth 1846, Grace 1848.^{[simple_tooltip content=’155. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, East Gwillimbury, District 42, Sub-dist. 406, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_11761; David Terry 43 yrs. with wife Ann (b. England, age 42) and six children; and 1871 Census of East Gwillimbury, York North, Ontario, District 43, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_9966; David Terry age 60 with wife Ann and children Benjamin and Grace; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]155[/simple_tooltip]}

  75 iv. JOHN TERRY, born 21 Mar 1814 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 16 Feb 1871 at York County, Ontario, Canada; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’156. Findagrave #46261571.’]156[/simple_tooltip]} at Sharon Burying Ground, Sharon, York, Ontario. He married 1834 Sarah Ann Stephens; she was born 1814 and died 14 Apr 1876. (8 children: Lydia 1835, Elizabeth 1838, Rachel 1840, Mariah 1842, David P. 1845-1859, Stephen 1850, Statira Lysandra 1852, Henry I. 1860)^{[simple_tooltip content=’157. 1861 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, Religion: Wesleyan Methodist, Film C-1087, Page 25.’]157[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’158. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.’]158[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’159. Schrauwers, p. 250; lots of problems here.’]159[/simple_tooltip]}

  76 v. ALEXANDER TERRY, born 1816 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 21 Oct 1891. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’160. Terry/’Warner’ marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).’]160[/simple_tooltip]} in 1839 at Central Upper Canada Elizabeth Louisa Lucy Warriner. She was born 1818 and died 1885.^{[simple_tooltip content=’161. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]161[/simple_tooltip]} (4 children)^{[simple_tooltip content=’162. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, Page 115; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families; online at Ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]162[/simple_tooltip]}

  77 vi. GRACE DAVIS TERRY, born 15 Nov 1818 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 26 May 1893 at York, Ontario, Canada. She married about 1840 John Maguire. (5 children)^{[simple_tooltip content=’163. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.’]163[/simple_tooltip]}

  78 vii. BENJAMIN TERRY, born 1819 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died Feb 1822.^{[simple_tooltip content=’164. Children of Peace Burial Index, Benjamin Terry, Jr. (age 3).’]164[/simple_tooltip]}

  79 viii. ELIZABETH TERRY, born 11 Mar 1826 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 15 Jan 1838; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’165. Findagrave #46245779.’]165[/simple_tooltip]} at Sharon Burying Ground, Sharon, York, Ontario.

  80 ix. WILLIAM TERRY, born 1826 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died after 1889 of Mount Albert, York County. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’166. Terry/Ough marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).’]166[/simple_tooltip]} in 1852 Eliza Ough. Two children: William 1855.^{[simple_tooltip content=’167. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.’]167[/simple_tooltip]}

  81 x. AMANDA TERRY, born 3 Oct 1829 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 21 Sep 1910 at Scott Twp., York, Ontario, Canada; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’168. Findagrave #107680421.’]168[/simple_tooltip]} at Hartman Cemetery, Mount Albert, York, Ontario. She married in 1846 Isaac Pegg. (11 children)^{[simple_tooltip content=’169. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Jeffreys Pegg Family Tree’, tree 45226496, owner: LynneJeffreys13, and sources cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018); picture source.’]169[/simple_tooltip]}

  82 xi. RACHEL TERRY, born 1833 at East Gwillimbury Township, York, Ontario; died 1837.^{[simple_tooltip content=’170. Children of Peace Burial Index, Rachel Terry, Jr. (age 4).’]170[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’171. Problem here. Benjamin already has a living dau Rachel (#73), but this author cannot find another Terry family where this Rachel may belong.’]171[/simple_tooltip]}

     22. Mary Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born Dec 1784 in Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 31 Mar 1853 in East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. She married abt 1807 Jacob Lepard. He was born abt 1774 and died 24 Oct 1850 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada;^{[simple_tooltip content=’172. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.’]172[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’173. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.’]173[/simple_tooltip]} husband and wife are buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’174. Findagrave #46133877 and #46246695 (Mary); not listed in Children of Peace Burial Index.’]174[/simple_tooltip]} at Sharon Burying Ground, Sharon, York, Ontario.

     Jacob and Mary (Terry) LePard had six children:^{[simple_tooltip content=’175. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]175[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’176. Schrauwers, p. 247.’]176[/simple_tooltip]}

  83 i. WILLIAM J. LEPARD, born 9 Feb 1809 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada; died 13 Jan 1904 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’1777. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.’]177[/simple_tooltip]} He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’178. Leopard/Traviss marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]178[/simple_tooltip]} 1836 Sarah Traviss. (6 children)

  84 ii. GRACE LEPPARD, born abt 1812 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada; died 25 Mar 1886 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. She married John Leopard, born Dec 1805 at Ontario, Canada and died 30 Dec 1880 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. (9 children)

  85 iii. LAVINIA LEPPARD, born 1817 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada; died 25 Oct 1895 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada.

  86 iv. JACOB LEPARD Jr., born abt 1818 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada. He married before 1858 Mary Moffatt born Jun 1837 of Port Perry, Ontario, Canada and died 23 Apr 1929 at York, Ontario, Canada. (11 children)

  87 v. ALMIRA LEOPARD born 1826 at Ontario, Canada; died 25 Nov 1875 at York, Ontario, Canada buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’179. Findagrave #177015910.’]179[/simple_tooltip]} in the Pegg Cemetery in East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario. She married 1853 at North Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada William Pegg. He was born 13 May 1824 at East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada and died 25 Jun 1885 at Holt, Ontario, Canada. (3 children)^{[simple_tooltip content=’180. 1861 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada, Page 59, Archives Canada Film C_1087; Almira, husband Wm and three children are next door to younger sister Emarilla Hopkins and family; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]180[/simple_tooltip]}

  88 vi. EMARILLA LEPARD, born 11 Oct 1827 at East Qwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada and died 5 Jun 1910; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’181. Findagrave #135629777.’]181[/simple_tooltip]} Mount Albert Cemetery, Mount Albert, York, Ontario. She married William J. Hopkins. (3 children).

     23. William Terry (David⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born 1782 at Bucks and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’182. Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935, Pennsylvania, Chester, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1719-1839, image 36/51; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Sep 2021).’]182[/simple_tooltip]} 24 Aug 1820 at Chester County, Pennsylvania from the kick of a horse.^{[simple_tooltip content=’183. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]183[/simple_tooltip]}. There is record^{[simple_tooltip content=’184. Many trees on Ancestry have him dying in East Gwillimbury, Ontario, Canada on coincidently the same day as his brother David, Jr. The fact is there is no record of him in Canada—burial or census.’]184[/simple_tooltip]} of him in Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania in 1805.^{[simple_tooltip content=’185. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Tax Discount Index, 1805, William Terry of Londonderry. In the Poor School Children, 1810-1841, lists Joseph Terry in residence in 1806 and was from Londonderry; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).’]185[/simple_tooltip]}

     William and Mrs. Terry had at least two sons.^{[simple_tooltip content=’186. 1810 U. S. Census of New London, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 184, Image 39, FHL Film 0193673, Wm and wife 26-45yrs, 2 sons under 10yrs; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).’]186[/simple_tooltip]}

  89 i. JOSEPH TERRY, born 1800 of Chester County, Pennsylvania.

  90 ii. ANDREW TERRY^{[simple_tooltip content=’187. Poor School Children, 1810-1841, Chester County, Pennsylvania; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018). This list contains many Terrys and includes many whose father is David (Grace, David, and William) but no Andrew—and if he were a son of this David he should be there as it is the right place and time and Andrew was the right age. ‘]187[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’188. A survey of the 1810 U. S. Census of eastern Pennsylvania counties determined that of all Terrys not already accounted for in some way, only Wm Terry of New London, Chester County had a son (he actually had two) less than 10 years old (Andrew would have been 8).’]188[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’189. See the accompanying essay, ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Y-DNA Markers Relevant to Thomas Terry of Bucks b 1653 at www.29deadpeople.com.’]189[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’190. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley of Charleston, SC, used with permission. She is a gggdau of Andrew Terry (90). Her closest (Terry) autosomal (at-DNA) match is a gggson of William T. Terry (68) making them 6th cousins with David Terry (3) their common ancestor. This is strong corroboration for the current ancestral linkage.’]190[/simple_tooltip]} was born 1802 at Chester County, Pennsylvania and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’191. Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1805-1915, FHL Film 1003691; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).’]191[/simple_tooltip]} 12 Sep 1862 at Philadelphia; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’192. Findagrave #74313539 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]192[/simple_tooltip]} at Philadelphia Memorial Park, Fraser, Chester, Pennsylvania (originally interred at the American Mechanics Cemetery. He was a shoemaker and lived much of his life in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’193. Terry/Enochs marriage: Pennsylvania and New Jersey Town Records 1669-2013; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]193[/simple_tooltip]} 1 Apr 1839 at Philadelphia Ann M. Enochs daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth (Bartles) Enoch.^{[simple_tooltip content=’194. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M653_1171, Page 467, Family no. 3244, FHL Film 805171; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]194[/simple_tooltip]} She was born abt 1805 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’195. Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1803-1915, FHL Film 1003709; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).’]195[/simple_tooltip]} there 10 Dec 1883. Four children.

     24. Mary Terry (Daniel⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born abt 1785 at Bucks and died 21 Dec 1845 at Bucks and is buried at Feasterville, Bucks, Pennsylvania.^{[simple_tooltip content=’196. Croft Antecedants, p. 134 and references cited therein.’]196[/simple_tooltip]} She married abt 1827 Abraham States son of Daniel and Mary (Praul) States.^{[simple_tooltip content=’197. Croft Antecedants, p. 142. See also Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Bluhm, Glavin et al. Tree’, tree 675867, owner: Megan Foldanauer (accessed 25 Jan 2012).’]197[/simple_tooltip]} He was born abt 1775 died 21 Jan 1823^{[simple_tooltip content=’198. Ibid., p. 134.’]198[/simple_tooltip]} at Bucks.

     Abraham and Mary (Terry) States had eight children.^{[simple_tooltip content=’199. Croft Antecedants, p. 134-135 and references cited therein.’]199/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’200. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Bluhm, Glavin et al. Tree’, tree 675867, owner: Megan Foldanauer (accessed 25 Jan 2012).’]200[/simple_tooltip]}

  91 i. DANIEL STATES born 1805, died 1860. He married 20 Nov 1828 at Bucks Ann Kruezen, daughter of Jacob Kruezen.

  92 ii. LAVINA STATES 27 Feb 1807, Bucks and died 16 May 1899 at Verma, Marshall, Illinois. She married 2 Jul 1826 at Bucks James Croft.

  93 iii. SARAH STATES abt 1809 at Bucks. She married 27 Apr 1828 at Bucks William Halstead, born abt 1806 in England.

  94 iv. ELIZABETH STATES born abt 1811. She married James Barr.

  95 v. REBECCA STATES born 1 May 1814 and died 27 May 1867 at Clinton County, Ohio. She married 29 Jul 1841 at Clinton County, Ohio William Grice. He was born 16 Feb 1818 and died 11 May 1872 at Clinton County, Ohio. Both are buried in the Westboro IOOF Cemetery in Clinton County.

  96 vi. ESTHER STATES born 30 Sep 1816 at Bucks and died 4 Mar 1895. She married 30 Oct 1834 Joseph Eastburn^{[simple_tooltip content=’201. Halton, Hettie A. and Eastburn Reeder The Eastburn Family to America (Intelligencer Co., 1903) pp. 178-9.’]201[/simple_tooltip]} son of Joseph and Alice (Krewson) Eastburn. He was born 4 Apr 1804 and died 20 Oct 1876.

  97 vii. JOSEPH TERRY STATES born in 1818 at Bucks and died 1894 at Clinton County, Ohio. He married 9 Mar 1841 at Clinton County, Ohio Catharine Hester daughter of Abraham Hester. She was born 27 Jan 1822 and died 24 Sep 1858. Both are buried at the Richland Methodist Church Cemetery, Clinton County, Ohio.

  98 viii. JAMES R STATES born 1821 and died 1851. He married 20 Jun 1842 at Southampton, Bucks Rachel Randall, who died 2 May 1851 at Bensalem, Bucks.

     26. Ralph Terry (Daniel⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born 1792 at Bucks; died 15 Jul 1878 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He married Mary Shellenberger^{[simple_tooltip content=’202. Dunford/Terry marriage: Pennsylvania Marriages, 1852-1854, database-on-line, Ancestry.com {Pennsylvania Archives, Series 26,28, microfilm rolls 668-673, record group 26}.’]202[/simple_tooltip]} abt 1824. She was born abt 1794 and died 2 Jan 1869.^{[simple_tooltip content=’203. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_759, Page 104B, Family no. 25, includes children Charles and Sarah Ann, other children John S. and Thomas are in Families 26 and 28, respectively (same page).’]203[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’204. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 252; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012); both buried at Wm Penn cemetery.’]204[/simple_tooltip]}

     Ralph and Mary Terry had five children.^{[simple_tooltip content=’205. Croft Antecedants, p. 143 and Esther Reed estate file 1840, Bucks County Orphan’s Court Records, File 5208, Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA (contains newspaper article which outlines familial relationships).’]205[/simple_tooltip]}

  99 i. JOSEPH R. TERRY, born 14 Mar 1818 in Bucks; died^{[simple_tooltip content=’206. Burial at Bensalem Cemetery; online at Findagrave.com, memorial #40002236 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).’]206[/simple_tooltip]} 19 Sep 1890 at Harford County, Maryland and is buried at the Fallston United Methodist Cemetery, Harford, Maryland. He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’207. 1850 U. S. Census of District 3, Harford, Maryland, pop. sch., Roll: 432_294, Page 103A, Family no. 337; Joseph is listed with the Livezey family and therefore may still be engaged to Edith (she is still Livezey, not Terry)—their first child Charles was born abt 1850.’]207[/simple_tooltip]} abt 1850 Edith Waterman Livezey, daughter of Jacob Ott and Priscilla Waterman Livezey of Montgomery County.^{[simple_tooltip content=’208. Jon Harlan Livezey application, U. S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, online at Ancestry.com.’]208[/simple_tooltip]} Six children: Charles 1850, Mary 1852, Harriet 1858, John 1861, Sarah 1862, Jacob 1866.^{[simple_tooltip content=’209. 1870 U. S. Census of District 3, Harford, Maryland, pop. sch., Roll: 593_588, Page 138B, Family no. 611; their children were named after 3 of his sibs and his mother strengthening the identification of Joseph R. Terry as Ralph’s son.’]209[/simple_tooltip]}

  100 ii. JOHN S. TERRY, born 1821 of Hulmeville, Bucks, Pennsylvania died^{[simple_tooltip content=’210. John S. Terry Death: ‘age 72’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) {Spruance Library, Doylestown}’]210[/simple_tooltip]} 20 Sep 1893 and buried in Bensalem Cemetery, Bensalem, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’211. Daughters of the American Revolution, Cemetery Records of Bensalem Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania (D.A.R.: Trenton, New Jersey, 1987), p. 75; Larzelere Cemetery (John S. and Emeline P. Terry).’]211[/simple_tooltip]} He married before 1850 Emeline P. Douglass of Bucks County.^{[simple_tooltip content=’212. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 248.’]212[/simple_tooltip]} She was born 1 Nov 1827 and died 21 Dec 1880; she is buried next to her husband at Bensalem Cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’213. John S. Terry Will, probated 9 Oct 1893: Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 422; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m and Williams, R. T. and M. C., Index to Bucks County Pennsylvania wills and administration records, 1684-1850; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2, Book 26, p. 204 #18948; John names his son John S., nephew William H. Dunford, identifies Sarah Ann Bridemore (widow of Wm Dunford) as his sister, Thomas W. Terry as his brother, and George Douglass (wife Elizabeth) as in-laws and George Douglass, Jr. as his nephew and Maggie Douglass as niece; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 20 Apr 2018); hereafter John S. Terry Will.’]213[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’214. 1880 U. S. Census of Hulmeville, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 1106, ED 144, Page 312B, Family no. 68; they are next door to the George Douglass family (nephew); Emeline Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865, p. 275 {Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA}.’]214[/simple_tooltip]} (at least 1 child, John S.)

  101 iii. CHARLES B. TERRY, born May 1825 of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 5 Jan 1862 in Southampton Township.^{[simple_tooltip content=’215. Charles Terry death: ‘died suddenly, 36yr8mo’ Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) {Spruance Library, Doylestown} , and Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 275 {Spruance Library, Doylestown}.’]215[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’216. Croft Antecedants, p. 143.’]216[/simple_tooltip]} He married^{[simple_tooltip content=’217. C. A. Smith, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc and Wm Dunford, jun. / Sarah Ann Terry marriage: Pennsylvania Marriages, 1852-1854, database-on-line, Ancestry.com {Pennsylvania Archives, Series 26,28, microfilm rolls 668-673, record group 26}.’]217[/simple_tooltip]} 14 Jan 1858 at Frankford, Bucks Amanda Carr of Southampton, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’218. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 247; includes their son John S. and a Carr nephew.’]218[/simple_tooltip]} She was born 14 May 1836 of Southampton and died 1 Jan 1902, buried in Wm Penn cemetery.^{[simple_tooltip content=’219. Database-online at Findagrave.com (accessed 1 Feb 2012); search: Terry/Wm Penn.’]219[/simple_tooltip]} Two children: John 1859 md Virginia (Jennie) Streeter, Harry 1863.^{[simple_tooltip content=’220. Amanda (Carr) Terry Will, Pennsylvania Wills and Probate Records, 1683-1993, Wills, Vol 29-30, 1899-1903, p. 169-70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Sep 2018).’]220[/simple_tooltip]}

  102 iv. THOMAS W. TERRY, born abt 1828 at Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania; died Aug 1877 at Bensalem, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’221. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 699B, Family no. 217; age 42, working on his bro-in-laws farm, apparently single.’]221[/simple_tooltip]} He served in the Civil War.^{[simple_tooltip content=’222. U. S. Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 12 Nov 2012); unmarried.’]222[/simple_tooltip]}

  103 v. SARAH ANN TERRY, born 28 Oct 1830 at Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 1919; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’223. Findagrave #7366014.’]223[/simple_tooltip]} at Beechwood Cemetery, Hulmeville, Bucks. She married^{[simple_tooltip content=’224. C. A. Smith, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol.3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc; ‘only daughter of Ralph’.’]224[/simple_tooltip]} (1) 17 Nov 1853 at Newtown, Bucks William Dunford, Jr. of Bensalem, Bucks.^{[simple_tooltip content=’225. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 699B, Family no. 217; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]225[/simple_tooltip]} He was born 1830 and died 1874; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’226. Findagrave #143948129, interesting and informative obit (accessed 20 Apr 2018).’]226[/simple_tooltip]} at William Penn Cemetery, Philadelphia. (4 children) She married (2) ____ Bridemon.^{[simple_tooltip content=’227. John S. Terry Will.’]227[/simple_tooltip]}

     29. David Terry (Benjamin⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) born 1784 of Bucks and died 26 Apr 1856 at Kettleby, King, York, Ontario, Canada and buried Christian Church Cemetery in Kettleby.^{[simple_tooltip content=’228. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves (accessed 4 Sep 2018).’]228[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’229. Findagrave #225179201, aged 74 (accessed 15 Sep 2021).’]229[/simple_tooltip]}. From Bucks County he went Chester County, PA where his children were born.^{[simple_tooltip content=’230. There are three David Terrys in the 1800 U. S. Census of Londonderry, Chester County, Pennsylvania all with sizeable families. In the 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania there are two David Terrys.’]230[/simple_tooltip]} He married perhaps Ann Burr in 1815.^{[simple_tooltip content=’231. His wife may have been Ann Burr. She married out of the Quaker faith in 1815 to a Terry (‘Ann Terry formerly Burr’: Canada, Quaker Meeting Records, 1786-1988, Ontario, York, Yonge Street Meeting, online at Ancestry 135/178). The dates fit and David died outside the faith in Kettleby, buried in the King Christian Church Cemetery.’]231[/simple_tooltip]} David went with several of his sons to King City, York, Ontario, Canada from London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania^{[simple_tooltip content=’232. 1810 Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 180, Image 00037, FHL Film 0193673; there are no David Terry’s in Bucks.’]232[/simple_tooltip]} in 1822.^{[simple_tooltip content=’233. Norman K. Crowder Inhabitants of York County Ontario in 1850 (Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Genealogical Society. Toronto Branch, 1992), p. 33.’]233[/simple_tooltip]} He is found in the 1851 Canada Census^{[simple_tooltip content=’234. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 131, Archives Canada Film C_11760; David Terry, Senr age 67 (b. 1784) was living with his oldest son Benjamin and a younger son Joshua.’]234[/simple_tooltip]} with his sons Benjamin and Joshua.

     David and Mrs. Terry had four sons.

  104 i. BENJAMIN TERRY, born^{[simple_tooltip content=’235. Mulvany, Charles Pelham History of Toronto and county of York, Ontario…, Vol. 2 (Toronto: C. Blackett Robinson, 1885), pp. 426-7; ‘Benjamin Terry …son of David Terry …emigrated from Pennsylvania in 1822 …to York County settling near Newmarket…his death in 1857 …born PA in 1809 and was 13 yrs. old when he came to Canada. He took part in the rebellion of 1837, but managed to escape arrest. He was married in 1843 to Lucilla Mount, dau of Joseph Mount; …ten children named.’]235[/simple_tooltip]} 1808 at Pennsylvania and died 1891 at Kettleby, York, Ontario, Canada; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’236. Findagrave #40998101 and Lucinda #40998147.’]236[/simple_tooltip]} at Kettleby Cemetery, York, Ontario, Canada. He married 1843 in Ontario Lucinda Mount, daughter of Joseph Mount. She was born 1824 and died 1888, also buried at Kettleby Cemetery. Ten children: Ester Ann 1843, Mary Elizabeth 1845, Susan M. 1847, Lydia L. 1849, Emma 1865.

  105 ii. JOSHUA TERRY, born abt 1808 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died at Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’237. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 131, Archives Canada Film C_11760; David Terry, Senr. age 67 was living with his oldest son Benjamin and a son Joshua, both 43 yrs. (two more sons are on the next page, 133); online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]237[/simple_tooltip]}

  106 iii. DAVID TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’238. The Three 1811 David Terrys. (Note 124).’]238[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’239. The Ontario 1871 Census is proof that there are two David Terrys b. abt 1811; one living with wife Ann in East Gwillimbury (Baptists) and another living with his brother Jonathan in King District (Quakers).’]239[/simple_tooltip]} born abt 1811 at Bucks, Pennsylvania and died 21 Nov 1879; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’240. Findagrave #167756719.’]240[/simple_tooltip]} at Religious Society of Friends Burial Ground, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada.^{[simple_tooltip content=’241. 1871 Census of King District, York North, Ontario, District 43, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_9966; David Terry age 60 single with brother Jonathan and his family; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]241[/simple_tooltip]} He may not have married.^{[simple_tooltip content=’242. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 133, Archives Canada Film C_11760; the brothers were farming together in the 1851, 1861, and 1871 York censuses.’]242[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’243. 1861 Census of Canada West, York County, E. D. 9 of King Township, Page 107, Archives Canada Film C_11760; brothers David (single) and Jonathan Terry (married), b. 1814 and 1816, with seven children and a married woman (name unreadable), 2nd wife, age 33; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]243[/simple_tooltip]}

  107 iv. JONATHAN TERRY,^{[simple_tooltip content=’244. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 133, Archives Canada Film C_11760; the two younger sons are on the following page after their father and older brothers; brother David (single) and Jonathan w/wife Sarah Jane and two children (David and Mary Ann)—brothers are both Quakers, b. U. S.; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]244[/simple_tooltip]} born 31 Mar 1815 at Pennsylvania and died^{[simple_tooltip content=’245. Mistake: Jonathan Terry death: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1938; death listed in 1879, but he was still alive in the 1881 census (actually this is his brother David’s death date); online at ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018).’]245[/simple_tooltip]} 22 Dec 1886 at Aurora, York, Ontario, Canada; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’246. Findagrave #167756720; children also buried at Religious Society of Friends Burial Ground, Newmarket, Ontario: Mary Ann Terry, Sarah Jane Terry, and Susan Terry (accessed 19 Sep 2018).’]246[/simple_tooltip]} at Religious Society of Friends Burial Ground, Newmarket, Ontario. He married (1) abt 1844 Sarah Jane Anderson. She was born 1823 at King City, York, Ontario, Canada and died 20 Sep 1860; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’247. Findagrave #167756722, age 29yrs.; claims Jonathan is also buried there 22 Dec 1886 #167756720; none of the Newmarket burials seem to line up with other data—problem here? (accessed 19 Sep 2018).’]247[/simple_tooltip]} at Religious Society of Friends Burial Ground, Newmarket, Ontario.

  He married (2) abt 1857 Sushannah ____. Seven children (the last from wife Sushannah (Susan):^{[simple_tooltip content=’248. Shuttleworth/Terry marriage: Ontario marriages, 1869-1927, #12477 18 Feb 1878, Susan Terry lists parents as Johnathan and Susan Terry; online at FamilySearch (accessed 4 Sep 2018).’]248[/simple_tooltip]} David H. 1845, Mary Ann 1847-1894 (never md), William John 1848 md Jane ____, Alexander 1852, Caroline 1853, Sarah Jane 1856-1860, Sushannah/Susan 1858-1889 md Samuel Shuttleworth.^{[simple_tooltip content=’249. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).’]249[/simple_tooltip],[simple_tooltip content=’250. 1871 Census of Canada, Ontario, District 43 North Riding of York, Sub-dist. 5 King Township, Page 9, Archives Canada Film C_11760; 7 children, 2nd wife Sushannah? b. England age 36, bro David Terry, age 60 was living with them; online at Ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]250[/simple_tooltip]}

     30. David Terry (Thomas⁴ Thomas³ Jasper² Thomas¹) was born abt 1775 of Moreland Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania. He does not appear in the 1790-1820 censuses of Pennsylvania. It is widely believed without proof (viz. FamilySearch Family Tree, Ancestry trees and other sources) that this David married Sarah Doran of New Jersey, but this is almost certainly wrong.^{[simple_tooltip content=’251. In addition to the disparity in their ages (David b. 1775 and Sarah b. 1792) there is clear evidence that the ‘David Terry’ that was married to Sarah Doran was born in New Jersey! David and Sarah lived the later part of their lives and both died in Philadelphia where there is evidence of his NJ birth. See ‘David Terry/Mary and Sarah Doran’; ‘Five Generations of the Terry Family in Bucks County, Pennsylvania’ essay: in ‘Group 2: no linkage to Thomas Terry b. 1653 of Bucks’ near the end of the essay for more details and sources.’]251[/simple_tooltip]} David, the son of Thomas4, clearly has disappeared from Pennsylvania, but then perhaps shows up in the Carolinas? There was a David Terry resident in Craven County in the 1800 census^{[simple_tooltip content=’252. 1800 U. S. Census of New Bern, Craven, North Carolina, Roll 31, Page 132, Image 253, FHL Film 337907, household of nine, 3 over 25, 2 sons and 3 daus, sons are not under 10 (there is no date for the census); online at ancestry.com (accessed 27 May 2016).’]252[/simple_tooltip]} that was the right age to be the son of Thomas Terry and Olly Davis. There is no documentary proof for this. There are other possibilities, but they are less likely.

      In some way, we must deal with the fact that John Thomas Terry was born 22 Mar 1800 at New Bern, Craven, North Carolina and he was shown by Y-DNA analysis to be a descendant of Thomas Terry of Bucks (b. 1653).

      John Thomas Terry could be a grandson of William Terry b. 1724 (m. Rachel Manson), although Y-DNA analysis disfavors this possibility.^{[simple_tooltip content=’253. The Y-DNA STR analysis (see ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Terry Y-DNA Markers’ for actual data) shows the STR value (Short Tandem Repeat) for the John Thomas Terry descendant at locus 2 (column 2, DYS390) to be 24 repeats while the value at this locus for Wm Terry (b.1724, m. Rachel Manson) descendants is 25 repeats (3 separate individuals). This suggests he is not a descendant of Wm Terry, b. 1724.’]253[/simple_tooltip]} There are already two other descendants of William Terry who left Bucks for Virginia that have been shown to be descendants of Thomas Terry of Bucks by Y-DNA analysis. Their common ancestor is the Virginian John Terry (1760-1842), son of William.

     ‘David’ and Mrs. Terry had at least one child.

  108 i. JOHN THOMAS TERRY was born 22 Mar 1800 at New Bern, Craven, North Carolina and died 31 Oct 1855; buried^{[simple_tooltip content=’254. Findagrave #42560470 and #42560596(Julia); 12 children are listed.’]254[/simple_tooltip]} with his wife at Freeman Cemetery, Troup, Georgia. He married Julia Brooks abt 1824. She was born 26 Aug 1807 at North Carolina and died 10 Apr 1863; also buried at Freeman Cemetery. John Terry was one of the first settlers of Troup County, Georgia.^{[simple_tooltip content=’255. Smith, Clifford L. History of Troup County (Atlanta, GA: Foote & Davies, 1935), p. 26; cited in Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry Family Tree’, tree 7455940, owner ‘theterrys151’ (accessed 30 Jun 2018).’]255[/simple_tooltip]} The 1850 Census of District 800, Troup, Georgia^{[simple_tooltip content=’256. 1850 U. S. Census of District 800, Troup, Georgia, Roll: 432_84, Page 99A, Image 85, Family no. 3; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 6 Jan 2016).’]256[/simple_tooltip]} shows John Thomas (age 50) with wife Julia and eight children.

NOTES

1. The Terry-line founder Thomas may have been attracted to Bucks County because of William Penn’s promise that ‘Penn’s Land’ would be a haven for Quakers, where they would be able to worship as they chose. The Society of Friends had only separated themselves, under the leadership of George Fox, from the Church of England in 1640 after the Cromwellian revival. Fox had the idea that people could have a direct experience of Christ without benefit of clergy; he bade them ‘tremble at the word of the Lord’ (Isaiah 66:2) hence were they called ‘Quakers’ by many. Their numbers rose to be one-third of the English population by the mid-18th century. As pacifists they were promptly persecuted in England with several laws passed in the late 17th century to curtail their activities in England (Wikipedia).

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

3. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Bensalem 1765 and 1778.

4. Thomas Terry death: Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

5. McNealy, Terry A., main author, Index to Bucks County references in the Pennsylvania Gazette 1728-1789 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1990), p. 256; FHL US/CAN 974.821 B3m; ‘1765, May 2; Bucks County commissioner (15:157); 2 other citations from 1783, acting as an auditor of accounts’.

6. Ibid.; ‘1751, Dec. 31; Thomas Terry of Falls Twp., notice of horse found (9:306)’.

7. 1790 U. S. Census of Byberry Twp, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Roll M637_9, Page 289, Image 561, FHL Film 568,149, household of 4: 2 males over 16 and 2 females—this leads one to conclude this is the elder Thomas and not his son who would have had children under 16; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).

8. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2 ,(Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 42 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032.

9. Thomas and future wife Jane Neeld (with her brother James?) were on the list of attendees at a wedding (Palmer/Durrance) at the Middletown Publick House in 1734, Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700s-1800s, Vol. 1, Marriage Certificates (Abstracts), Family Tree Maker CD172, p. 27.

10. Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.

11. Marriage Bonds of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700’s-1800’s, Vol. 1, Marriage Certificates, p. 27; Family Tree Maker, Pennsylvania Vital Records CD172.

12. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 4th of the 1st mo: 1758, p. 274; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).

13. Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805, is undoubtedly the most valuable Terry genealogical document of the period: this document names nearly all living sibs and many of her nieces and nephews (does not name her brother John who only survived her two weeks or certain Canadian nieces/nephews); Bucks County Wills, Book 7, p. 117, abstracted in Pennsylvania Wills 1682-1834 also online at files.usgenwarchives.net/pa/bucks/will/willabstbk5.txtor7; hereafter Susanna’s Will.

14. Susanna’s will vide supra.

15. Burial in Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #147972842 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

16. Terry/Richardson Marriage: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 55.

17. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (‘Jesper’, Middletown Twp., household of 7).

18. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #150169261 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

19. See original record: U. S. Quaker Meeting Records, Bucks County, Falls Monthly Meeting (1731-1767), 7th of the 7th mo: 1762, p. 359; online at Ancestry (accessed 9 May 2018).

20. Clement Terry, Lower Makefield Twp.: Carol Dawn Croft, James Croft, his antecedents and descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, c 1983); hereafter Croft Antecedants, Appendix VIII, Terry Family Tax Records 1779-1787, pp. 231-232.

21. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2 ,(Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 48 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032 and Pennsylvania Marriage Records, 1700-1821, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 28 Nov 2012).

22. Wrightstown Meeting of Friends Records, Croft Antecedants, p. 139 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.

23. Burial at Wrightstown Friends Meeting Cemetery; online at Findagrave #150152315 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

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

25. Middletown Township, 7 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

26. Judging from the U. S. Censuses of 1790 and 1800 of Upper Makefield, Bucks (M637, Roll 8, Page 223 and Roll 36, Page 288, respectively) where the household size was 6 and 7, respectively, two of the boys must have died young. The youthful family members are too old and other adults are present (to help on the farm); Ezra Wharton married Martha in 1797, but didn’t leave Bucks until 1820 (see Harrison County Historical Collections, p. 582).

27. Brittingham, J. and M. C. Williams, 1784 Transcript Tax of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Jaminson, PA: Will-Britt Books, 1997), p. 52 (Bensalem Twp., household of 10).

28. McNeely, T. A. and F. W. Waite, compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983); ‘David Teary’ Bensalem 1774 and 1778.

29. Lund, Alfred Terry, contributor and Terry historian, Family group records collection; Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah (FHL) archives section, 1942-1969, FHL Film 1275,203.

30. Terry/Davis marriage: Reformed Dutch Church, Churchville, Bucks, 1737-1780 marriages, Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol 1, p. 267, database online at ancestry.com and Wright, F. E. Bucks County Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, Vol. 4 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publns, 1994) p. 87.

31. Bucks County, Pennsylvania Tax Records, 1782-1860, Thomas Davis of Lower Makefield, 1789; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 6 Sep 2018).

32. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801—search Member Directory for owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

33. Grace Davis birth: Godfrey Memorial Library, American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Vol. 40, p. 381 (calculated); citation refers to Pa. Archives s.2.v.2:67—which is the citation to her marriage in 1763.

34. Susanna’s Will names her and indicates she was alive at Susanna’s death; the Will names Grace and her oldest three children. Grace probably did not go to Ontario as there is no mention of her in the Quaker records or cemetery there.

35. 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 176, Image 35, FHL Film 0193673, David is alone and over 45 (born before 1765); online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018). He has two likely sons living in the same community.

36. PA Septennial Census, year 1800: Benjamin Terry, David Terry, and David Terry, Jr. in Londonderry , Chester County.

37. 1790 U. S. Census of Bucks, Pennsylvania, M637, Roll 8, p. 137; 9 household members, 3 males under 16, 2 over 16 and 4 females.

38. Crowder, N. K., Inhabitants of York County, Ontario, 1850 (Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch, 1992), p.26-27; East Gwillimbury lists several Terrys, Lepards/Leopards (descendants of dau Mary), Maguires (descendants of Grace, William’s dau) and Peggs (descendants of Amanda, William’s dau).

39. Dorland, A. G., The Quakers in Canada, a History (Toronto: Macmillian, 1927), pp. 104-111.

40. McIntyre, W. J., The Children of Peace (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1994), pp. 134-138; mentions members of the Terry, LePard, and McLeod families.

41. ‘The Terry Family’, an article (author unknown), in “Genealogy and Resources”, 5 pages; online at sharontemple.ca (no longer available online as of Sep 2018; author has a copy). Contains errors: page 1 presents the background of the family in Bucks County and contends that nine of the children (all the children still living in 1805) were members of the Children of Peace, but this cannot be correct as not all children went to Canada (notably John the oldest and Joseph the sixth child) and not all children who went to Canada were documented to be a part of the Children of Peace—the sharontemple.ca history presents descendants of only three of the children: Rachel, Benjamin, and Mary; hereafter The Terry Family.

42. Rolling, G. M., East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.

43. By the beginning of the War of 1812 most members of the Yonge Street congregation including the Terrys had joined a pacifist splinter group called the ‘Children of Peace’ founded by David Willson, a New York Quaker emigrant, who also arrived in 1801. When the militia conscription for the War of 1812 arrived in Upper Canada not only did the Quakers refuse to serve, but they also refused to pay the militia fee as most had come from and were sympathetic to the United States.

Whereas the ‘plain folk’ (Quakers) had no musical tradition, the Children of Peace created the first civilian band in Canada and built the first organ in Ontario. By the 1820’s the group had developed a cooperative economy and had founded their own credit union. By selling their farm produce as a group, they could get better prices. They were not communal, but had a land-sharing system that made them, as a group, prosperous farmers in an era when new farmers frequently failed. By the late 1820’s they had founded their own town “Hope” (later Sharon) and had begun the construction of the Sharon Temple, an imitation of the Temple of Solomon, completed 1831.

44. Lund, Alfred Terry, contributor and a Terry historian, Family group records collection; Family History Library, archives section, 1942-1969, FHL Film 1275,203.

45. Entry for Jane Terry: ‘Pedigree Resource File’, (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:99F2-FQ8 : accessed 29 June 2018).

46. The Terry Family and ‘Children of Peace Burying Ground, York County, ON’, CanadaGenWeb’s Project online at www.http//:geneofun.on.ca/cems/ON/ONYOR14688; hereafter Children of Peace Burial Index.

No records of her have been found in Upper Canada as either Jane Terry or Jane Roberts—the possibility must be considered that she stayed in Bucks County although no records of her have been found there either.

47. 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, District York County, Subdistrict East Gwillimbury, Image 21; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).

48. One of The Three 1780 David Terrys, note 77.

49. Joseph Terry death: Byberry Preparatory Records, referred to as a son of David, cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 138, 140, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.

50. Joseph Terry: Lived his later life with his great uncle, John Terry of Wrightstown (acknowledged in his will, Bucks County Wills, Book 5, p. 181, proved 10 Jul 1790); died 1795 (Byberry PA Monthly Meeting of Friends Records, was referred to as David’s son; cited in Carol Dawn Croft James Croft, his Antecedents and Descendants (Tacoma, Washington: C. D. Croft, 1983), p. 137, 138.

51. Jacob/Terry marriage (in 1798): Edmund West, compiler, Family Data Collection-Individual Records {a database of individual records created while studying human genetics and disease; search on database first and then on individual data}, online at ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).

52. Ann Terry death: Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410, also Horsham Monthly Meeting records, ‘Ann Terry, daughter of David Terry’, unpaginated, Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.

53. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.

54. McNeely, T. A. and Waite, F. W. compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983); Bensalem 1778 (listed as single) .

55. Some Terry family descendants say this Daniel Terry (married to Sarah Reed and father of Ralph) died in Will Township, Will, Illinois in 1829. BUT, there is no Daniel Terry in Illinois in the 1820 Census and there is a Daniel Terry next door to a Ralph Terry in the 1820 Census of Southampton, Bucks.

56. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_759, Page 103A, Family no. 3.

57. Will of Daniel Terry, Bucks County Estate Files #5984, transcribed in Croft Antecedants, pp. 140-142.

58. Croft Antecedants, p. 140 and references cited therein.

59. Sarah’s sister Esther Reed (never married) prepared her will 1 Oct 1829; it was proved 10 yrs later—she left articles to her sister and most of her land to her nephew James (and then to wife Rebecca) and his brother Ralph’s children, the balance to Esther ‘Statts’ (States) and her sister Mary (nieces); Bucks County Wills 12, p. 51 (#7319), cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 152-153; see Esther Reed estate file 1840, Bucks County Orphan’s Court Records, File 5208, Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA.

60. Sarah Terry Death Record of 4 Jan 1854: Pennsylvania Deaths 1852-1854, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 1 Mar 2012); record confirms she was Sarah Reed, daughter of James and Mary, husband of Daniel, and mother of James and Ralph; see also Bucks County Intelligencer, 1835-1860 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 209 (Spruance Library, Doylestown).

61. Will of Sarah Terry, proved 27 Sep 1853: Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Book 13, p. 603 (#9364) and Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 245; FHL 974.821 P28a, Bk 13, p. 603 #9364; transcript in Croft Antecedants, p. 189; names States grandchildren (children of dau Mary) and sons James (wife Rebecca) and Ralph (wife Mary).

62. 1790 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Roll M637_8, Page 171, Image 631, FHL Film 568,148; household of 5 and the 1800 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Roll M32_16, Page 272, Image 119, FHL Film 363339, household of 6; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).

63. Named in Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805 (‘nephews Joseph & Ralph & niece Esther’); other sources identify ‘Joseph’ as James and ‘Esther’ as Mary (Croft Antecedants, p. 142-143).

64. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Roll M432_759, Page 104B, Image 216, ‘James’ and Rebecca; online at ancestry.com (accessed 23 May 2016).

65. Ibid., p. 129.

66. Croft Antecedants, p. 129 states James/Rebecca had no issue. However, after James died, Rebecca resided with Austin and Martha Biles (maiden name unknown, could be Kiple) in Southampton Twp (see 1860 and 1870 census: Roll: 653_1083, Page 571, Family no. 177 and Roll: 593_1314, Page 699A, Family no. 210, respectively )—there is no proof that this Martha was Rebecca’s daughter, but it is possible.

67. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_759, Page 104B, Family no. 27.

68. Rebecca Terry death: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012); buried at Wm Penn cemetery. See also: ‘age 90 yrs. of Scottsville’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) [Spruance Library, Doylestown].

69. McNeely, T. A. and Waite, F. W. compilers, Bucks County Tax Records 1793-1778 (Bucks County Genealogical Society: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 1983), Bristol 1778.

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

71. 1800 U. S. Census of Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M32_36, Page 712, Image 183, FHL Film 363339, household of 3, two over 45 and a 16-25 male; online at ancestry.com (accessed 12 Sep 2018).

72. Watring, A. M. and F. E. Wright, Bucks County Church Records of 17th and 18th Century, Vol. 2, (Willow Bend Books: Bowie, Maryland, 2003) p. 104; married out of the society.

73. Bensalem Township, 3 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.

74. Society of Friends, Byberry Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1736-1823, Byberry, Philadelphia County, FHL Film US/CAN 20410.

75. Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805; the two girls are named but the son ‘David’ is inexplicably not named. Yet in the 1800 census vide supra there was a 16-25 male in the household, the girls were likely already married.

76. Bucks County, PA Wills, abstracts 1685-1825, Vol. 2, p 81; mentions witness ‘Susannah Tery’ in the John Townsend Will (dated Aug 7, 1799, proved Aug 6, 1800) of Bensalem Twp/Byberry Preparative Meeting—this is the only Susannah Terry that fits this time and place window; online at FamilySearch (accessed 2 Sep 2016).

77. The existence of this David Terry is necessary to account for the later record; his existence is confirmed by the Benjamin Terry household in Chester County in the 1800 census vide supra.

78. Croft Antecedants, p. 140; froze to dead in Sommers field in Dec 1798 (cites Record by Henry Tomlinson in Byberry Neighborhood); Note: this author has been unable to verify this source. Also, Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805; indicates Thomas’ wife was a widow at the time of Susanna’s death.

79. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860; online at ancestry.com (accessed 10 Jun 2016).

80. Terry/Davis marriage: Pennsylvania Vital Records 1700s-1800s, Vol. 1, Reformed Dutch Church, Churchville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1737-1780 Baptisms-Marriages, p. 271, Family Tree Maker CD172 (FHL) and Wright, F. E. Bucks County Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries, Vol. 4 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publns, 1994) p. 87.

81. Croft Antecedants, p. 140; cites Byberry Preparatory Meeting of Friends Records; Note: this author has been unable to verify this source (only known source of this title is the Swarthmore (PA) Friends Library).

82. See Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801—search Member Directory for owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein; she has additional generations (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

83. Named in Susanna’s will, proven 6 Nov 1805.

84. One of The Three 1780 David Terrys, note 77.

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

86. Wharton/Terry marriage: Anna Miller Watring, 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 also Falls Meeting House, W. W. Hinshaw, American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2, p. 1032.

87. Family & births: Anna Miller Watring, Bucks County Pennsylvania: Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD – 2003) Vol. 3, p. 18 and Charles Augustus Hanna, Historical Collections of Harrison County (Harvard Univ.: 1900), p. 582), online at books.google.com.

88 John Terry birth: Godfrey Memorial Library, American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Vol. 175, p. 394.

89. Terry/Hegeman marriage: First Baptist Church, Philadelphia, ; Pennsylvania Marriage Records, (Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania Archives Printed Series, 1876 Series 2, Series 6), p. 771 online at ancestry.com accessed 19 Apr 2012.

90. Byberry Neighborhood records kept by Joseph Comly and Phebe G. Martin, cited in Croft Antecedants, p. 140.

91. William H. Davis, History of Bucks County, Vol. 3, p. 92 ‘The Van Horn Family’; online at pagenweb.org/~bucks/BIOS_DAVIS/vanhornfamily.html (accessed 13 Mar 2011).

92. 1850 U. S. Census of Gloucester City, Camden, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_445, Page 202B, Family no. 796 and Family Trees at Ancestry.com: KItts Family Tree (owner: PatBuske), tree 6408942, online at trees.ancestry.com/tree (accessed 1 Mar 2012).

93. 1850 U. S. Census of Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M432_759, Page 11B, Family no. 157.

94. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Muller Family Tree’, tree 19551340, owner: bkbugger (accessed 30 Jun 2018); and 1850 U. S. Census of Gloucester City, Camden, New Jersey, pop. sch., Roll: M432_445, Page 194B, Family no. 735.

95. Children of Peace Burial Index, Rachel McLeod.

96. Canadian Friends Historical Association, Society of Friends, Yonge Street Monthly Meeting (Ontario), (Canadian Friends Historical Association: Newmarket, Ontario, 1988), p.63.

97. Children of Peace Burial Index, ‘Murdick’ McLeod.

98. The Terry Family.

99. More detail is available (usually accurate but often incomplete) in Schrauwers, Albert ‘Awaiting the Millenium: The Children of Peace and the Village of Hope, 1812-1889’ (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1993), pp. 241,247,249; hereafter Schrauwers.

100. Benjamin Wait’s Letters from Van Dieman’s Land written during four years imprisonment for political offences committed in Upper Canada, published 1843 in Buffalo, NY; republished as The Wait Letters, ed. Mary Brown (Erin, Ontario: Press Porcepic, 1976) excerpts from Benjamin Wait of Markham cited in The Terry Family.

101. 1880 U. S. Census of Fremont, Benton, Iowa, pop. sch., Roll: 326, ED 028, Page 182A, Family no. 126 online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).

102. David, David Jr. (David William), and Benjamin Terry in Londonderry, Chester, Pennsylvania in 1800: Pennsylvania, U. S., Septennial Census 1779-1863, online at Ancestry (accessed 16 Sep 2021).

103. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010; owner: DelmaFriesen (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

104. The marriage record cannot be located in the Delaware records. (http://genealogytrails.com/del/newcastle/marriages_1645s-z.html)

105. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Hammond Family Tree’, tree 176727521; owner: Jess Love (accessed 25 Sep 2021); Connie Barber—a descendant of Esther Groom, dau of Hannah Robinson—has DNA matches to descendants of the Issachar Robinson/Huldah Millard family.

106. 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 180, Image 37, FHL Film 0193673, David 26-44yrs, wife (Esther) 16-25yrs, children: 1 male 10-15yrs, 4 females less than 10yrs, 2 females 10-15yrs—household of nine; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Sep 2018).

107. Some Ancestry trees have calculated her birth at 1794 based on a NY census record, but the Esther Terry in question was born NY and is living with a son Harvey (also b. NY) that does not belong in David’s family—this is the wrong Esther Terry.

108. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1806, Bill 288, Mary of Londonderry; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).

109. Chester County, Pennsylvania, ‘Poor School Children 1810-1842 P-Z’; Terry children of Chester County 1816-1824 enumerated with ages; online at chesco.org, 327-328/505 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).

110. Harriet was living at West Marlborough, Chester County at the time of her marriage to Reason Terry. They moved to London Grove abt 1830 (his father’s home?) after he died and then later to Lower Oxford, Chester County before 1850. The ‘Poor School Children’ citation vide supra lists her as Reason’s wife in the 1837 record.

111. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1806, Bill 273, Esther (of West Marlborough) dau of Reson Terry at London Grove School; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).

112. 1850 U. S. Census of Lower Oxford, Chester, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 764, Page 63B, Family no. 327; ‘Reazin’, age 45, b. Maryland, with five children (ages 12-20) and a son-in law.

113. 1820 U. S. Census of West Marlborough, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M33_96, Page 325, Image 201; James and his wife and a boy and a girl both under 10; online at ancestry.com (accessed 16 Sep 2021).

114. Findagrave #48750584.

115. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘David Wesley Morey (Winkler-Morey)’, tree 57315649, owner: dawin001 (accessed 14 Sep 2021).

116. Chester County, Pennsylvania, ‘Poor School Children 1810-1842 P-Z’; children of David Terry of London Grove 1816-1824 enumerated with ages; online at chesco.org, 327-328/505 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).

117. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley; information gleaned from her atDNA matches.

118. Charles’ parentage is not disclosed anywhere; he is a son of David and Esther Terry based on the name of their 7th child: Ellen Groom Terry and the fact that he is born in the right place at the right time.

119. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012) and Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868, ‘age 82’ (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986 at Spruance Library, Doylestown).

120. Findagrave #66262066 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

121. Charles B. Terry Will, probated 6 Nov 1894: Williams, R. T. and M. C., Index to Bucks County Pennsylvania wills and administration records, 1684-1850; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2, Book 26, p. 475, #19301, Charles of Southampton Twp. names wife Margaret and children Charles, Ellen G. Terry, William, Edward E., Winfield Scott, Millard F., Elizabeth Vandegrift, Mary Ashton, Adeline Stevens, Amanda Larue (deceased, dau Addie).

122. Elizabeth Worthington Will, probated 11 Feb 1856, Wright, F. E. and Myers, T. G. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills 1825-1870 (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995-1998) p. 270; FHL 974.821 P28a; Bk. 14, p. 59 #9844, widow of Southampton Twp., names son Warren G. Worthington, exec. Son-in-law Charles B. Terry.

123. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012).

124. The Three 1811 David Terrys. One of the things that makes the deciphering of the Terry records of this time period so difficult is the fact that there must be THREE David Terrys born abt 1811:

David Terry (70) b. abt 1811, son of David Terry (17), md Hannah Lear.

David Terry (74) b. 1810, son of Benjamin Terry (21), md. Ann Grove;

David Terry (106), b. abt 1811, son of David Terry (29), never md;

Hereafter The Three 1811 David Terrys.

125. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1825, Bill 290, David of London Grove; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website).

126. Findagrave #94139439 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

127. 1850 U. S. Census of Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois, Roll M432_120, Page 380B, Image 599; David and Hannah with five children: David, Joseph, Hester, Mordacai, Hannah; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018).

128. 1870 U. S. Census of Duncan, Mercer, Illinois, Roll M593_260, Page 176A, FHL Film 545759; David and Hannah with three children: Joseph, Thomas, Sarah; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018).

129. Terry/Lear marriage: 22 Jun 1838, West Chester, Chester, Pennsylvania, Saints’ Herald Obituaries, 1889, p. 739 (Early Members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints); born Aug 1813 West Chester, Chester Co., resided at Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois from 1848 to 1889, died of dropsy; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 16 Sep 2018).

130. Death record of Joseph L. Terry, 20 Feb 1927, Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois: lists parents as David Terry and Hannah Lear, birth: 1841 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, spouse Sarah Duncan; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N36Z-MXF; online at FamilySearch (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

131. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry’s Family Trees’, tree 87381758, owner: TerryDeVetter (accessed 14 Sep 2021).

132. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley of Charleston, SC, used with permission. She is a gggdau of Andrew Terry (88). Her closest (Terry) autosomal (at-DNA) match is a gggson of William T. Terry (68) making them 6th cousins with David Terry (3) their common ancestor. This is strong corroboration for the current ancestral linkage.

133. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Poor School Children 1810-1842, Teachers’ Bills, 1825, Bill 290, William of London Grove; online at chesco.org, 157/279 (Chester County, Pennsylvania website). This is also evidence that David (70) and William (71) are brothers as they are listed on the same bill, the same year, both of London Grove.

134. Findagrave #774229109 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

135. William ‘Torry’ Family, 1850 U. S. Census of East Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll M432_764, Page 14B, Image 37, Family 72, Wm 34yrs b.PA, 5 children; online at ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).

136. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry’s Family Trees’, tree 87381758, owner TerryDeVetter (accessed 14 Sep 2021); picture source.

137. Children of Peace Burial Index, Benjamin Terry (age 55) and Findagrave #46245178.

138. PA Septennial Census, year 1800: Benjamin Terry, David Terry, and David Terry, Jr. in Londonderry , Chester County.

139. 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, District York County, Subdistrict East Gwillimbury, Image 21; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Mar 2012).

140. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.

141. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.

142. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

143. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘eves Family Tree’, tree 4793687, owner: granteves (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

144. The Terry Family.

145. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.

146. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Williams Family Tree’, tree 15774108, owner: amyrw1985 (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

147. Schrauwers, p. 234, lists 6 children.

148. Findagrave #46246318.

149. Nehemiah Eves/Elizabeth Lepard marriage: parents named in Almeda Elizabeth Eves marriage, Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927 (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FMK9-YNG : 11 March 2018).

150. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘eves Family Tree’, tree 4793687, owner: granteves (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

151. The Three 1811 David Terrys (Note 124).

152. Findagrave #116833817 and Ann (Grove) Terry #116833636.

153. Terry/Grove marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).

154. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.

155. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, East Gwillimbury, District 42, Sub-dist. 406, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_11761; David Terry 43 yrs. with wife Ann (b. England, age 42) and six children; and 1871 Census of East Gwillimbury, York North, Ontario, District 43, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_9966; David Terry age 60 with wife Ann and children Benjamin and Grace; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

156. Findagrave #46261571.

157. 1861 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, Religion: Wesleyan Methodist, Film C-1087, Page 25.

158. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.

159. Schrauwers, p. 250; lots of problems here.

160. Terry/’Warner’ marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).

161. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

162. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, Page 115; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families; online at Ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

163. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.

164. Children of Peace Burial Index, Benjamin Terry, Jr. (age 3).

165. Findagrave #46245779.

166. Terry/Ough marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com (accessed 6 Jun 2018).

167. 1851 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Canada-West, District 42, Sub-district 406, image 21; this page enumerates several Terry families and Terry-related families.

168. Findagrave #107680421.

169. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Jeffreys Pegg Family Tree’, tree 45226496, owner: LynneJeffreys13, and sources cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018); picture source.

170. Children of Peace Burial Index, Rachel Terry, Jr. (age 4).

171. Problem here. Benjamin already has a living dau Rachel (#68), but this author cannot find another Terry family where this Rachel may belong.

172. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.

173. Rolling, G. M. East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century: A Centennial History of the Township of East Gwillimbury (S. I.: s. n. 196_), p. 108.

174. Findagrave #46133877 and #46246695 (Mary); not listed in Children of Peace Burial Index.

175. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Leppard Family Tree’, tree 21135010, owner: DelmaFriesen (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

176. Schrauwers, p. 247.

177. Elliot, B. S., D. Walker, F. Stratford-Devai, eds., Men of Upper Canada, Militia Nominal Rolls, 1828-1829 (Ontario Genealogical Society: Toronto, 1995), p. 240.

178. Leopard/Traviss marriage: ‘Upper Canada (Central Ontario) Marriage Index’, online at www.ontariogenealogy.com(accessed 30 Jun 2018).

179. Findagrave #177015910.

180. 1861 Census of East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada, Page 59, Archives Canada Film C_1087; Almira, husband Wm and three children are next door to younger sister Emarilla Hopkins and family; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

181. Findagrave #135629777.

182. Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935, Pennsylvania, Chester, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Deaths 1719-1839, image 36/51; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Sep 2021).

183. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

184. Many trees on Ancestry have him dying in East Gwillimbury, Ontario, Canada on coincidently the same day as his brother David, Jr. The fact is there is no record of him in Canada—burial or census.

185. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Tax Discount Index, 1805, William Terry of Londonderry. In the Poor School Children, 1810-1841, lists Joseph Terry in residence in 1806 and was from Londonderry; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).

186. 1810 U. S. Census of New London, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 184, Image 39, FHL Film 0193673, Wm and wife 26-45yrs, 2 sons under 10yrs online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).

187. Poor School Children, 1810-1841, Chester County, Pennsylvania; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018). This list contains many Terrys and includes many whose father is David (Grace, David, and William) but no Andrew—and if he were a son of this David he should be there as it is the right place and time and Andrew was the right age.

188. A survey of the 1810 U. S. Census of eastern Pennsylvania counties determined that of all Terrys not already accounted for in some way, only Wm Terry of New London, Chester County had a son (he actually had two) less than 10 years old (Andrew would have been 8).

189. See the accompanying essay, ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Y-DNA Markers Relevant to Thomas Terry of Bucks b 1653 at www.29deadpeople.com.

190. Personal communication from Maria Terry Remley of Charleston, SC, used with permission. She is a gggdau of Andrew Terry (88). Her closest (Terry) autosomal (at-DNA) match is a gggson of William T. Terry (68) making them 6th cousins with David Terry (3) their common ancestor. This is strong corroboration for the current ancestral linkage.

191. Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1805-1915, FHL Film 1003691; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 15 Aug 2018).

192. Findagrave #74313539 (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

193. Terry/Enochs marriage: Pennsylvania and New Jersey Town Records 1669-2013; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

194. 1860 U. S. Census of Philadelphia Ward 20, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: M653_1171, Page 467, Family no. 3244, FHL Film 805171; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

195. Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1803-1915, FHL Film 1003709; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 17 Aug 2018).

196. Croft Antecedants, p. 134 and references cited therein.

197. Croft Antecedants, p. 142. See also Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Bluhm, Glavin et al. Tree’, tree 675867, owner: Megan Foldanauer (accessed 25 Jan 2012).

198. Ibid., p. 134.

199. Croft Antecedants, p. 134-135 and references cited therein.

200. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Bluhm, Glavin, Heitschmidt, Fladiger, Hart, Warkentin, Rotherhoefer, Foldenauer Family Tree’, tree 675867, owner Megan Foldenauer (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

201. Halton, Hettie A. and Eastburn Reeder The Eastburn Family to America (Intelligencer Co., 1903) pp. 178-9.

202. Dunford/Terry marriage: Pennsylvania Marriages, 1852-1854, database-on-line, Ancestry.com {Pennsylvania Archives, Series 26,28, microfilm rolls 668-673, record group 26}.

203. 1850 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 432_759, Page 104B, Family no. 25, includes children Charles and Sarah Ann, other children John S. and Thomas are in Families 26 and 28, respectively (same page).

204. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 252; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915, database online at ancestry.com (accessed 28 Feb 2012); both buried at Wm Penn cemetery.

205. Croft Antecedants, p. 143 and Esther Reed estate file 1840, Bucks County Orphan’s Court Records, File 5208, Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA (contains newspaper article which outlines familial relationships).

206. Burial at Bensalem Cemetery; online at Findagrave.com, memorial #40002236 (accessed 1 Sep 2016).

207. 1850 U. S. Census of District 3, Harford, Maryland, pop. sch., Roll: 432_294, Page 103A, Family no. 337; Joseph is listed with the Livezey family and therefore may still be engaged to Edith (she is still Livezey, not Terry)—their first child Charles was born abt 1850.

208. Jon Harlan Livezey application, U. S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, online at Ancestry.com.

209. 1870 U. S. Census of District 3, Harford, Maryland, pop. sch., Roll: 593_588, Page 138B, Family no. 611; their children were named after 3 of his sibs and his mother strengthening the identification of Joseph R. Terry as Ralph’s son.

210. John S. Terry Death: ‘age 72’, Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) {Spruance Library, Doylestown}.

211. Daughters of the American Revolution, Cemetery Records of Bensalem Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania (D.A.R.: Trenton, New Jersey, 1987), p. 75; Larzelere Cemetery (John S. and Emeline P. Terry).

212. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 248.

213. John S. Terry Will, probated 9 Oct 1893: Bucks County Pennsylvania Will Abtracts, 1870-1900, p. 422; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2m and Williams, R. T. and M. C., Index to Bucks County Pennsylvania wills and administration records, 1684-1850; FHL US/CAN 974.821 P2, Book 26, p. 204 #18948; John names his son John S., nephew William H. Dunford, identifies Sarah Ann Bridemore (widow of Wm Dunford) as his sister, Thomas W. Terry as his brother, and George Douglass (wife Elizabeth) as in-laws and George Douglass, Jr. as his nephew and Maggie Douglass as niece; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 20 Apr 2018); hereafter John S. Terry Will.

214. 1880 U. S. Census of Hulmeville, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 1106, ED 144, Page 312B, Family no. 68; they are next door to the George Douglass family (nephew); Emeline Terry Death: Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865, p. 275 {Spruance Library, Doylestown, PA}.

215. Charles Terry death: ‘died suddenly, 36yr8mo’ Doylestown Democrat Death/Obituaries, 1816-1868 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986) {Spruance Library, Doylestown} , and Bucks County Intelligencer, Deaths 1861-1865 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Historical Society, 1986), p. 275 {Spruance Library, Doylestown}.

216. Croft Antecedants, p. 143.

217. C. A. Smith, Bucks County Intelligencer marriage notices, 1804-1860 Vol. 3 (Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Bucks County Genealogical Society, 1986), p. 199; FHL US/CAN 974.821 V2bc and Wm Dunford, jun. / Sarah Ann Terry marriage: Pennsylvania Marriages, 1852-1854, database-on-line, Ancestry.com [Pennsylvania Archives, Series 26,28, microfilm rolls 668-673, record group 26].

218. 1860 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, pop. sch., Roll: 653_1083, Page 581, Family no. 247; includes their son John S. and a Carr nephew.

219. Database-online at Findagrave.com (accessed 1 Feb 2012); search: Terry/Wm Penn.

220. Amanda (Carr) Terry Will, Pennsylvania Wills and Probate Records, 1683-1993, Wills, Vol 29-30, 1899-1903, p. 169-70; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 4 Sep 2018).

221. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 699B, Family no. 217; age 42, working on his bro-in-laws farm, apparently single.

222. U. S. Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865, online at Ancestry.com (accessed 12 Nov 2012); unmarried.

223. Findagrave #7366014.

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

225. 1870 U. S. Census of Southampton, Bucks, pop. sch., Roll: 593_1314, Page 699B, Family no. 217; online at Ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

226. Findagrave #143948129, interesting and informative obit (accessed 20 Apr 2018).

227. John S. Terry Will.

228. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves (accessed 4 Sep 2018).

229. Findagrave #225179201, aged 74 (accessed 15 Sep 2021).

230. There are three David Terrys in the 1800 U. S. Census of Londonderry, Chester County, Pennsylvania all with sizeable families. In the 1810 U. S. Census of London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania there are two David Terrys.

231. His wife may have been Ann Burr. She married out of the Quaker faith in 1815 to a Terry (‘Ann Terry formerly Burr’: Canada, Quaker Meeting Records, 1786-1988, Ontario, York, Yonge Street Meeting, online at Ancestry 135/178). The dates fit and David died outside the faith in Kettleby, buried in the King Christian Church Cemetery.

232. 1810 Census of London Grove, Chester, Pennsylvania, Roll 47, Page 180, Image 00037, FHL Film 0193673; there are no David Terry’s in Bucks.

233. Norman K. Crowder Inhabitants of York County Ontario in 1850 (Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Genealogical Society. Toronto Branch, 1992), p. 33.

234. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 131, Archives Canada Film C_11760; David Terry, Senr age 67 (b. 1784) was living with his oldest son Benjamin and a younger son Joshua.

235. Mulvany, Charles Pelham History of Toronto and county of York, Ontario…, Vol. 2 (Toronto: C. Blackett Robinson, 1885), pp. 426-7; ‘Benjamin Terry …son of David Terry…emigrated from Pennsylvania in 1822…to York County settling near Newmarket …his death in 1857 …born PA in 1809 and was 13 yrs. old when he came to Canada. He took part in the rebellion of 1837 but managed to escape arrest. He was married in 1843 to Lucilla Mount, dau of Joseph Mount; …ten children named.

236. Findagrave #40998101 and Lucinda #40998147.

237. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 131, Archives Canada Film C_11760; David Terry, Senr. age 67 was living with his oldest son Benjamin and a son Joshua, both 43 yrs. (two more sons are on the next page, 133); online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

238. The Three 1811 David Terrys (Note 124).

239. The Ontario 1871 Census is proof that there are two David Terrys b. abt 1811; one living with wife Ann in East Gwillimbury (Baptists) and another living with his brother Jonathan in King District (Quakers).

240. Findagrave #167756719.

241. 1871 Census of King District, York North, Ontario, District 43, Page 115, Archives Canada Film C_9966; David Terry age 60 single with brother Jonathan and his family; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

242. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 133, Archives Canada Film C_11760; the brothers were farming together in the 1851, 1861, and 1871 York censuses.

243. 1861 Census of Canada West, York County, E. D. 9 of King Township, Page 107, Archives Canada Film C_11760; brothers David (single) and Jonathan Terry (married), b. 1814 and 1816, with seven children and a married woman (name unreadable), 2nd wife, age 33; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

244. 1851 Census of Canada West, York County, King District, District 42, Sub-dist. 403, Page 133, Archives Canada Film C_11760; the two younger sons are on the following page after their father and older brothers; brother David (single) and Jonathan w/wife Sarah Jane and two children (David and Mary Ann)—brothers are both Quakers, b. U. S.; online at ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

245. Mistake: Jonathan Terry death: Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1938; death listed in 1879, but he was still alive in the 1881 census (actually this is his brother David’s death date); online at ancestry.com (accessed 19 Sep 2018).

246. Findagrave #167756720; children also buried at Religious Society of Friends Burial Ground, Newmarket, Ontario: Mary Ann Terry, Sarah Jane Terry, and Susan Terry (accessed 19 Sep 2018).

247. Findagrave #167756722, age 29yrs.; claims Jonathan is also buried there 22 Dec 1886 #167756720; none of the Newmarket burials seem to line up with other data—problem here? (accessed 19 Sep 2018).

248. Shuttleworth/Terry marriage: Ontario marriages, 1869-1927, #12477 18 Feb 1878, Susan Terry lists parents as Johnathan and Susan Terry; online at FamilySearch (accessed 4 Sep 2018).

249. Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Pearleen Elves’ Family Tree’, tree 46011801, owner: PearleenMElves and references cited therein (accessed 29 Jun 2018).

250. 1871 Census of Canada, Ontario, District 43 North Riding of York, Sub-dist. 5 King Township, Page 9, Archives Canada Film C_11760; 7 children, 2nd wife Sushannah? b. England age 36, bro David Terry, age 60 was living with them; online at Ancestry (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

251. In addition to the disparity in their ages (David b. 1775 and Sarah b. 1792) there is clear evidence that the ‘David Terry’ that was married to Sarah Doran was born in New Jersey! David and Sarah lived the later part of their lives, and both died in Philadelphia where there is evidence of his NJ birth. See ‘David Terry/Mary and Sarah Doran’; ‘Five Generations of the Terry Family in Bucks County, Pennsylvania’ essay: in ‘Group 2: no linkage to Thomas Terry b. 1653 of Bucks’ near the end of the essay for more details and sources.

252. 1800 U. S. Census of New Bern, Craven, North Carolina, Roll 31, Page 132, Image 253, FHL Film 337907, household of nine, 3 over 25, 2 sons and 3 daus, sons are not under 10 (there is no date for the census); online at ancestry.com (accessed 27 May 2016).

253. The Y-DNA STR analysis (see ‘Addendum 1. Analysis of Terry Y-DNA Markers’ for actual data) shows the STR value (Short Tandem Repeat) for the John Thomas Terry descendant at locus 2 (column 2, DYS390) to be 24 repeats while the value at this locus for Wm Terry (b.1724, m. Rachel Manson) descendants is 25 repeats (3 separate individuals). This suggests he is not a descendant of Wm Terry, b. 1724.

254. Findagrave #42560470 and #42560596(Julia); 12 children are listed.

255. Smith, Clifford L. History of Troup County (Atlanta, GA: Foote & Davies, 1935), p. 26; cited in Ancestry Family Trees: ‘Terry Family Tree’, tree 7455940, owner ‘theterrys151’ (accessed 30 Jun 2018).

256. 1850 U. S. Census of District 800, Troup, Georgia, Roll: 432_84, Page 99A, Image 85, Family no. 3; online at Ancestry.com (accessed 6 Jan 2016).