William SATTERTHWAITE I

April 25, 1709-1787

Father: Michael SATTERTHWAITE (1678-?)
Mother: Esther TYSON (?-?)

Wife: Pleasant MEAD (March 22, 1716-?)

Children:
William SATTERTHWAITE II (February 22, 1739-December 30, 1826)
Pedigree: 
                             William SATTERTHWAITE
|Michael SATTERTHWAITE|
|                           |Agnes BRAITHWAITE 
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|--William SATTERTHWAITE I
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|                            ___________________
|Esther TYSON   |
                            |___________________
MIDDLETOWN MM. 7TH MONTH, 1734:
AT THIS MEETING WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE, A YOUNG MAN LATELY FROM SWARTHMORE MM IN LANGINSHIRE, RECOMMENDING HIM AS A YOUNG MAN OF ORDERLY CONVERSATION AND IN MEETING IS SATISFIED AND ORDERLY AND THAT IS TO BE DEPT WITH SUCH MEETING PAPERS.
4TH MONTH 1735:AT THIS MEETING WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE AND PLEASANT MEAD APPEARED AND DECLARED THIER INTENTION OF MARRIAGE, EACH WITH EACH OTHER FOR THE FIRST TIME, THEREFORE IN ORDER FOR THEIR FURTHER PROCEEDINGS, JOHN STACKHOUSE AND WILLIAM BRIGGS APPOINTED TO MAKE INFORMATION OF HIS CLEARENCE WITH OTHERS AND WHAT ELSE MAY BE NEEDFUL AND REPORT TO NEXT MEETING. WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE PROVED FEB. 8, 1788 IN M BUCKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. WILL BOOK NUMBER 5 AND PAGE 7 #2150.
"I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE ALL MY LAND AND PLANTATIONS THAT I PURCHASED OF SAMUEL GARY AT SUNDERY TIMES AND O F JOHN PALMER AND DANIEL WEST WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS, WOODS, AND WATE RS THEN UNTO BELONGING ALL LYEING AND BEING IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF LOWE R MAKEFIELD, FALLS AND MIDDLETOWN ALL IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS AND PROVINCE OR STATE OF PENSYLVANIA FOR TO HOLD TO HIM, HIS HEIRS AND ASIGNS FOREVER HE... AND PAYING UNTO HIS MOTHER THE BEFORE NAME ARTICLES TO BE PAID YEARLY AND EVERY YEAR UNTO HER DURING HER NATURAL LIFE OR WIDOWHOOD. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE A CERTAIN TENEMENT OR DWELLING HOUSE AND SHOPS, ANN AND ALL OTHER APPORTENCOUS THERE UNTO BELONGING THE LOTT WHEREON THE HOUSE IN THE CITY OF LONDON FOR THE KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITTAIN FOR TO HOLD TO HIM HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER, HE ALLOWING UNTO MY FIVE DAUGHTERS BEFORE NAMED OR THEIR SURVIVING CHILDREN FIVE YEARLY RENTS WHEN...IS TAKEN OUT... TO BE PAID AS CAN BE OBTAINED AND I GIVE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SON WILLIAM SATTERTHWAITE THE CLOCK AND THEREUNTO BELONGING TO HIM HIS HEIRS AND ASIGNS FOREVER AND THE WRITINGS OF WILLIAM PENN COMM ONLY CALLED WILLIAM PENN'S HISTORY ...ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF THE MONEY THAT HATH IN ABEL JAMES HANDS TO PAY FOR THAT LAND COMMONLY KNOWN B Y THE NAME OF MENAGE FIELDS AND RUTHER WITH WILL AND MIND THAT ANY O F MY BEFORE NAMED DAUGHTERS SHOULD DIE BEFORE THAT THEIR LEGACY CAME DUE THEN IT SHALL BE GIVEN TO THEIR SURVIVING CHILDREN, SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE.

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