Jeremiah Gillett was born on 12-Feb-1647/48 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was the son of Jonathan Gillett and Mary Dolbiar. Jeremiah married Deborah Bartlett on 15-Oct-1685 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. Jeremiah Gillett died on 1-Mar-1692/93 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 45.
     He was also known as Jeremiah Gillet.

     Josiah Gillett was baptized on 14-Jul-1650 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was the son of Jonathan Gillett and Mary Dolbiar. Josiah married Joanna Taintor, daughter of Michael Taintor, on 30-Jun-1676 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. Josiah Gillett died on 29-Oct-1736 at Colchester, New London County, Connecticut, at age 86.
     He was also known as Josiah Gillet. He and Joanna Taintor resided at at Colchester, Connecticut, in 1702; one of the first settlers. From the book on Jonathan and Nathatnial Gillet.

      Joanna Taintor was born on 29-Apr-1657 at Of, Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut. She was the daughter of Michael Taintor. Joanna married Josiah Gillett, son of Jonathan Gillett and Mary Dolbiar, on 30-Jun-1676 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut. Joanna Taintor died on 23-Jan-1735/36 at Colchester, New London County, Connecticut, at age 78.
     She and Josiah Gillett resided at at Colchester, Connecticut, in 1702; one of the first settlers. From the Gillett family book.

      Michael Taintor was born at Of, Branford, New Haven County, Connecticut.

      William Filley was born circa 1617 at England. William married Margaret Cockney on 2-Sep-1642 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut.

      Francis Hickman was born on 27-May-1708 at Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Benjamin Hickman and Ann Buffington. Francis married Ann Marshall, daughter of Thomas Marshall and Hannah Mendenhall, circa 1737 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
     Francis Hickman and Ann Marshall resided at at West Caln, Pennsylvania, in 1745. Francis Hickman and Ann Marshall resided at at Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1750.

      Ann Marshall was born on 18-Sep-1719 at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Thomas Marshall and Hannah Mendenhall. Ann married Francis Hickman, son of Benjamin Hickman and Ann Buffington, circa 1737 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
     Ann Marshall and Francis Hickman resided at at West Caln, Pennsylvania, in 1745. Ann Marshall and Francis Hickman resided at at Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1750.

      Thomas Marshall was born on 10-Feb-1694/95 at Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of John Marshall and Sarah Smith. Thomas married Hannah Mendenhall, daughter of Benjamin Mendenhall and Ann Pennell, on 24-Feb-1718 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Thomas's estate was proved on 27-Feb-1740. He died on 4-Aug-1740? At age 45.
     Thomas's left a will at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Provides for wife Hannah inc profits of real estate until son Benjamin is 21, when he shall take his half and when Thomas is 21 he shall have the other 1/2 of plantation paying to his brother John £70 when 21. To daughter Ann Hickman £35. To daughter Martha Marshall £50. To daughters Hannah and Mary £50 each also provides for a possible child to be born. Land at Newport, New Castle Co to be sold and all remainder of estate divided among wife and children above named. Executors: brothers in law Jos. and Robt. Mendenhall. Witnesses: Henry Peirce, Peter Hatton, Thos. Mitchell.

      Hannah Mendenhall was born on 11-Aug-1696 at Concordville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She was born on 11-Aug-1696 at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Benjamin Mendenhall and Ann Pennell. Hannah married Thomas Marshall, son of John Marshall and Sarah Smith, on 24-Feb-1718 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Hannah married Peter Grubb on 10-Apr-1741 at Pennsylvania. Hannah married Peter Grubb, son of John Grubb and Frances (Unknown), on 10-Dec-1742. Hannah Mendenhall died in 1770.
      According to dates I have, she was 51 years old when she gave birth to her son Peter Grubb. Need to verify her birthdate and her sons.

      Benjamin Hickman was born on 4-Aug-1677 at Lambourn Woodlands, Berkshire, England. He was the son of Francis Hickman and Elizabeth Woolston. Benjamin married Ann Buffington, daughter of Richard Buffington and Ann (Unknown), on 9-Apr-1701 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin Hickman died on 7-Oct-1742 at Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 65. Benjamin's estate was proved on 11-Dec-1742.
     Benjamin's left a will on 4-Dec-1742 at Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Benjamin Hickman of Westtown, yeoman. (died December 7th). December 4, 1742. December 11, 1742. B. 121. To son Benjamin my plantation in Westtown. Remainder equally to my 6 children, viz Mary Hunt, Elizabeth Vernon, John and Francis Hickman, Ann Cheyney and Hannah James. Executors: friend Caleb Peirce and son Francis. Witnesses: Sarah Pyle, Henry Peirce.

      Ann Buffington was born in 1673 at England. She was the daughter of Richard Buffington and Ann (Unknown). Ann married Benjamin Hickman, son of Francis Hickman and Elizabeth Woolston, on 9-Apr-1701 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ann Buffington died before 1747.

      Richard Buffington was born on 30-Mar-1655. He was born on 20-May-1655 at Great Marlow Estate, Upon-Thames, Buckinghamshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Buffington and Ann (Unknown). Richard married Ann (Unknown) circa 1670. Richard married Frances (Unknown) circa 1708. Richard married Alice Palmer, daughter of John Palmer and Mary Southery, circa 1720 at Chester County, Pennsylvania. Richard Buffington died on 8-Jan-1747/48 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 92. Richard's estate was proved on 16-Feb-1747/48.
     He was also known as Richard Bobbington. He immigrated on 25-Nov-1675 to Salem, Salem County, New Jersey; aboard the ship Griffin or Griffith, Captained by John Fenwick.

The Pennsylvania Gazette for June 28 to July 5 1739 contains the following: "Philadelphia. - - - - - On the 30th of May past the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Richard Buffington, Senior, to the number of one hundred and fifteen, met together at his house in Chester County, as also his nine sons-and daughters in-law, and twelve great-grandchildren-inlaw. The pld man is from Great Marle, upon the Thames, in Buckinghamshire, in Old England, aged about 85, and is still heart, active, and of perfect memory. His eldest son, now in the sixtieth year of his age, was the first-born of English descent in this province."
Richard Buffington, Jr., married Phebe, daughter of John and Frances Grubb, and settled in West Bradford. His wife was a minister among Friends, and after his death married Simon Hadley, living in the edge of New Castle County. She died 3, 4, 1769, and was buried at Bradford Meeting on the 6th, at the same time that the mother of Humphry Marshall was interred. The children of Richard and Phebe were John, Frances (m to Samuel Osbourne), Phebe, Richard, Samuel, Henry, Catherine, Peter, Nathaniel, Jeremiah, Isaac and Joseph. Richard (3), born 11/23/1715-16, died 2/28/1781, married Mary Bate and Ann (Pyle) Woodward. By the first he had Curtis, Mary and Phebe, and by the second, Richard, Jesse, Ann, and Esther. Richard (4), born 12/18/1750-1, died 11/19/1803, married Rachel Baker, daughter of Richard and Rachael, and their son, the fifth Richard in direct descent, is living in West Marlborough, in his seventy-ninth year.
John Buffington, son of Richard (2), married Elizabeth Way and Jane Thatcher, and died 10/23/1774, leaving several children, of whom Robert, the eldest, was the grandfather of Wilson Buffington, of Unionville, a builder of numerous bridges. Richard, the second son, was a mason, and with his cousin Curtis built the easterly tavern in Marshallton. He left the neighborhood for a time during the Revolution, and his property was confiscated. His brother Jacob, was arrested as a Tory, but escaped from the guards and fled to Prince Edward Island, afterwards to England, but returned to Chester County before his death. Another brother, Joshua, was tried and acquitted.
Joseph Buffington, born 11/27/1803, at West Chester, died 2/3/1872, was for several years president judge of the district composed of Westmoreland, Armstrong and Indiana Counties, in this state. He was the son of Ephraim and Rebecca, and Ephraim was the son of Jonathon, the son of William, supposed son of Thomas, the son of the first Richard.

The Pennsylvania Gazette for June 28 to July 5 1739 contains the following: "Philadelphia.
Richard's left a will on 7-Jan-1747/48



Will-Richard Buffijgton. E. Bradford Township, Chester County, Pa.
Book B p 282 7 Jan 1747/8. 16 Feb. 1747
Wife- One room at the n.e. corner of the house with the cellar under it and 5 pounds a year and firewood sufficient for on fire brought convenient and one milch cow reasonably kept without any cost to her, one feather bed the one I now lieth on with suitable furniture as now is on case of drawers that stands in the said room and one walnut chest that stands in the house and forty shilling to buy other furniture with, during her widowhood. Only the feather bed and furniture and one case of drawers and chest and forty shillings worth of furniture as before mentioned forever.
Hannah Dain one bible worth thirty shillings,
Mary Turner one bible worth thirty shillings,
Elizabeth Freeman one bible of thirty shillings price,
Lida Martin one bible worth thirty shillings,
William Buffington all my wearing apparel,
Abigal Seed one bible worth thirty shillings,
Alice McArthur one bible worth thirty shillings and a horse named Roan,
Thomas Buffington deceased heirs five shillings,
Ann Hickman deceased heirs five shillings,
Ruth Harlan deceased heirs five shillings,
Richard Buffington deceased heirs five shillings,
John Buffington deceased heirs five shillings,
Joseph Buffington remainder of estate; real and person whatsoever and wheresoever if Joseph dies without heirs my will is that his portion shall descend to my two daughters Abigal and Alice equally. Owen Thomas minister of the Anabaptist society held at John Bentley's in the township of Newlin and county aforesaid 5 pounds. To the society before mentioned twenty pounds to be paid in the following manner, 5 pounds to be paid four years after my deceas, five pounds the ensuing year, five pounds more the ensuing year and five pounds the next ensuing.
Richard Kimbol two pounds ten shillings.
Executor: Joseph Buffington.

      Francis Hickman was born on 26-Sep-1630 at Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Simon Hickman and Anne Mitchell. Francis Hickman was born in 1644 at Wiltshire, England. Francis married Elizabeth Woolston in 1657 at Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. Francis married Elizabeth Woolston on 31-Oct-1664 at Lambourn, Berkshire, England. Francis Hickman died in Dec-1685 at Thornbury, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 55. He died on 1-Aug-1687 at Thornbury Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 56.
     Francis's left a will on 27-Nov-1685.

      Elizabeth Woolston was born circa 1645 at Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. Elizabeth married Robert Chamberlin Sr. Elizabeth married Francis Hickman, son of Simon Hickman and Anne Mitchell, in 1657 at Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. Elizabeth married Francis Hickman, son of Simon Hickman and Anne Mitchell, on 31-Oct-1664 at Lambourn, Berkshire, England. Elizabeth Woolston died on 1-Aug-1687 at Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died in 1688 at Thornbury Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died circa 1698 at Thornbury, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
     She was also known as Elizabeth (Unknown) Poss Chamberlain.

      Phillip Taylor was born on 5-Oct-1680 at Worthenby, Flintshire, Wales. He was the son of Thomas Taylor and Frances Yardley. Phillip Taylor was born on 5-Dec-1680 at Flintshire, Wales. Phillip married Ann Conway, daughter of Thomas Conway and Mary Hollingsworth, on 10-Jun-1705 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Phillip married Ann Conway, daughter of Thomas Conway and Mary Hollingsworth, on 6-Dec-1705 at Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Phillip Taylor died on 10-Dec-1732 at Thornbury Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 52.
      BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: Albert Cook Myers, IMMIGRATION OF THE IRISH QUAKERS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: WITH THEIR EARLY HISTORY IN IRELAND; 1682-1750; 1902, A.C. Myers, Swathmore, Pennsylvania; FHL Microfilm # 1036555, item 43, Salt Lake City, Utah; viewed Apr 1995; BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: William B Hollingsworth; HOLLINGSWORTH GENEALOGICAL MEMORANDA; 1682-1884; p 7; Baltimore, Maryland; William K Boyle and Son Printers; Book in possession of Mary-Theresa Dameron.

     Ann Conway died at Middleton Twp, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. She was born on 27-May-1683 at England. She was born on 7-May-1688 at Belleniskcrannel, Armagh, Ireland. She was born on 7-May-1688 at Of, New Castle County, Delaware. She was the daughter of Thomas Conway and Mary Hollingsworth. Ann married Phillip Taylor, son of Thomas Taylor and Frances Yardley, on 10-Jun-1705 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ann married Phillip Taylor, son of Thomas Taylor and Frances Yardley, on 6-Dec-1705 at Providence, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ann Conway died in May-1744 at Thornbury Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania.
      BIRTH-FATHER-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: Albert Cook Myers, IMMIGRATION OF THE IRISH QUAKERS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: WITH THEIR EARLY HISTORY IN IRELAND; 1682-1750; 1902, A.C. Myers, Swathmore, Pennsylvania; FHL Microfilm # 1036555, item 43, Salt Lake City, Utah; viewed Apr 1995; according to notes, Ann's surname may have been 'Conoway' BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: William B Hollingsworth; HOLLINGSWORTH GENEALOGICAL MEMORANDA; 1682-1884; p 7; Baltimore, Maryland; William K Boyle and Son Printers; Book in possession of Mary-Theresa Dameron.

      Benjamin Mendenhall was born on 14-Feb-1662. He was born on 14-Apr-1662 at Mildenhall, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Mendenhall and Jone Stroud. Benjamin married Ann Pennell, daughter of Robert Pennell and Hannah Hyandson, on 17-Feb-1689 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin married Ann Pennell, daughter of Robert Pennell and Hannah Hyandson, on 17-Apr-1689 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin Mendenhall died on 13-Feb-1740 at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 77. Benjamin was buried at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin's estate was proved on 14-Apr-1740.
     Benjamin's left a will on 20-Sep-1736

Provides for wife Ann. To son Benjamin £20. To son Joseph £14 and clock. To son Robert my farming utensils also servant lad named King Roberts. To daughter Hannah wife of Thomas Marshall £60. To daughter Ann wife of John Bartram £60. To grandson Caleb Mendenhall son of Moses deceased £5. To each of my grandchild 20 shillings. To son in law Thos. Marshall £5. Remainder to sons Benj. and Joseph and daughters Hannah and Anne. Executors: wife Anne and son-in-law Thos. Marshall.

      Ann Pennell was born on 15-Feb-1668 at Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England; Apr 15 1668. She was born on 15-Apr-1668 at Mildenhall, England. She was born on 15-Apr-1668 at Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England. She was the daughter of Robert Pennell and Hannah Hyandson. Ann married Benjamin Mendenhall, son of Thomas Mendenhall and Jone Stroud, on 17-Feb-1689 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ann married Benjamin Mendenhall, son of Thomas Mendenhall and Jone Stroud, on 17-Apr-1689 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ann Pennell died in May-1749 at Pennsylvania at age 81. She died on 5-May-1749 at age 81. She died in Jul-1749 at age 81. She died on 12-Dec-1749 at Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, at age 81. She died on 12-Dec-1749 at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania, at age 81. Ann was buried after 12-Dec-1749 at Concord, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

     Robert Pennell was baptized on 25-Oct-1640 at Balderton, Nottinghamshire, England. He was the son of Robert Pennell and Isabel (Unknown). Robert married Hannah Hyandson on 11-Feb-1664/65 at Chester County, Pennsylvania. Robert's estate was proved on 25-Feb-1728/29 at Middletown, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
     He immigrated in 1684/85 to Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania; with brother Henry. He and Hannah Hyandson resided at at Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in 1686.
Robert's left a will on 22-May-1727 at Middletown, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

To grandson Joseph son of Joseph Pennell 200 acres of land being part of 500 acres purchased of Wm. Smith in Edgemont he paying £30 to his 4 sisters the same being their grandfather's legacies and also £6 per year to his grandfather Robt. Pennell during life. To granddaughter Hannah Jackson, to granddaughters Alice, Ann, Jane and Mary Pennell £5 each and the £10 formerly given to grandson Robt. Pennell deceased. To grandson Thos. Pennell £5. To James Pennell £10. To Hannah Pennell £5. To Ann Pennell £5. To Robt. Pennell £10. To Wm. Pennell £10. To daughter Ann and Benjamin Mendenhall, my bed. To John Sharpless 10 shillings and 5 shillings to each of his children. To Jane and Saml. Garrett £1 and 5 shillings to each of their children. To Robert Taylor 2/6 shillings. To Phebe Lewis 5 shillings. To Hannah Mercer 5 shillings. Remainder to sons Joseph and William also executors. Witnesses: John Cooper, Mark Fester, Eph. Jackson.

      Hannah Hyandson was born in 1640. She was born circa 1649 at Nottinghamshire, England. Hannah married Robert Pennell, son of Robert Pennell and Isabel (Unknown), on 11-Feb-1664/65 at Chester County, Pennsylvania. Hannah Hyandson died on 4-Feb-1711 at Chester or Delaware County, Pennsylvania. She died on 4-Dec-1711.
     She and Robert Pennell resided at at Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in 1686.

      Thomas Mendenhall was born circa 1630 at Mildenhall, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Mendenhall and Ann (Unknown). Thomas married Jone Stroud, daughter of Anthony Strowde Jr. and Margery Barley, on 12-Aug-1649 at Marriage Hill, Ramsbury Parish, Wiltshire, England. Thomas Mendenhall died on 4-Jul-1682 at Marridge Hill, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England. Thomas was buried on 5-Jul-1682 at Ramsbury Church, Wiltshire, England. Thomas's estate was proved in Nov-1682 at Canterbury, Kent, England; Trvorded at Somerset House, Londopn, England, named eldest son Thoman, yeoman; sons John, Benjamin, Stephen, Moses; duaghter Mary, Margery, wife of Thomas Martin, Joan wife of John Spiers.
     He was also known as Thomas Mildenhall.
Thomas's left a will on 30-Jun-1682. Info from Tom Valentine, *P*, Roswell, Georgia. He has last name spelled Mildenhall. Also listed as Minold in IGI. All information on birthdates of Thomas Mendenhall's children have been taken directly from the Ramsbury Parish Parish Registers in Wiltshire, England. Sources cited by Earl Harvey Peirce include: 1.) Archives FGR & TIB, FHL @@ SLC, UT. 2.) D.A.R. Magazine Vol 60, p220 History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol 5 Boston Transcript. 3.) The Newlin Family - Algie Newlin 1965. Info from Carolyn SALAS - The name appears as Minold, Minall, Minaule, Minehall, Mynold, Minale, & Mendenhall SLC Archives family records submitted by Geneva P. Wittbank IGI 7829931-15 Mendenhall Genealogy GS874720 item 5 and 1033683 item 5. Info contained within Jim Bellarts 4Fs Book-Will was dated 2 Jun 1682 proved in Perogative Court of Canterbury at Somerset House, London 17 Nov 1682, names his wife and children. This individual also known as Thomas Mildenhall has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Francis Mendenhall (AFN:2CLG-DN) and Unknown. Source of information for the family of Thomas & Joane Stroade Mendenhall: (1)Archives FGR & TIB, FH Lib, SLC, UT; (2) Archives FGR shows Futhey & Cope, History of Chester County, Pennsylvania, D.A. R. Magazine, Vol 60 p220, Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol 5 Boston Transcript; (3) Algie Newlin, The Newlin Family, 1965, FHL Call# 929.273 N461 5n. Info from Earl Peirce. According to information contained in the Thomas A. Valentine book, the dates of birth and death for he and Joane Strode have been changed, as has the order of their children. (10/10/95). He was a Quaker and a follower of the Quaker founder, George Fox. Marridge Hall was the Mendenhall Family Estate in Ramsbury Parish, Wiltshire, England.

     Jone Stroud was baptized on 16-May-1631 at Baydon, Wiltshire, England; in the name of Jane Stroud. She was the daughter of Anthony Strowde Jr. and Margery Barley. Jone Stroud was born between 1634 and 1635 at Somersetshire, Mildenhall, Wiltshire, England. Jone married Thomas Mendenhall, son of Thomas Mendenhall and Ann (Unknown), on 12-Aug-1649 at Marriage Hill, Ramsbury Parish, Wiltshire, England. Jone Stroud died in 1682 at Marridge Hill, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England.
      This is not the famous Joan Strode every one has in their databases.

She was also known as Joane Strowde. Also listed as Stroads in IGI. See sources under spouse: Thomas Mendenhall. The Strode lineage goes back to Sir John de Strode, Knight, the 8th generation from Sir Warinus de la Strode, Lord of Strode, in Dorsetshire in the 17th year of the Reign of Henry III. This line descends to William Strode of Shepton Mallet who married Joanne Barnard who had six sons and three daughters. One of the daughters was Joanna. The name of Joanna's husband is not given and it has been suggested that she is Joan, wife of Thomas Mendenhall. Info from Iris Lee. Source of information for the family of Thomas & Joane Stroade Mendenhall: (1)Archives FGR & TIB, FH Lib, SLC, UT; (2) Archives FGR shows Futhey & Cope, HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, D.A. R. Magazine, Vol 60 p220, Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol 5 Boston Transcript; (3) Algie Newlin, THE NEWLIN FAMILY, 1965, FHL Call# 929.273 N461 5n. Info from Earl PEIRCE.

      Thomas Mendenhall was born on 24-Dec-1609 at Marridge Hill, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Mendenhall and Ann (Unknown). Thomas married Ann (Unknown) circa 1629. Thomas Mendenhall died on 7-Nov-1673 at Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire, England, at age 63.
     He was also known as Thomas Mildenhall.

      Ann (Unknown) was born circa 1580 at Wiltshire, England. Ann married Thomas Mendenhall, son of Thomas Mendenhall and Ann (Unknown), circa 1629.

      Thomas Mendenhall was born circa 1580 at Wiltshire, England. He was the son of John Mendenhall and Elizabeth (Unknown). Thomas married Ann (Unknown) circa 1603 at Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England. Thomas Mendenhall died on 17-Mar-1638 at Wiltshire, England.
     He was also known as Thomas Minoll. He was also known as Thomas Mildenhall.

     Ann married Thomas Mendenhall, son of John Mendenhall and Elizabeth (Unknown), circa 1603 at Ramsbury, Wiltshire, England.

      John Mendenhall was born in 1560 at Wiltshire, England. He was the son of John Mendenhall. John married Elizabeth (Unknown). John Mendenhall died in Jun-1614 at Ajmer, India.

     Elizabeth (Unknown) died in 1602 at Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire, England. Elizabeth married John Mendenhall, son of John Mendenhall.

      John Mendenhall was born in 1536 at Wiltshire, England.
     He was also known as John Myldenhall.

      George Peirce was born circa 1655 at Of Winscombe, Winscom, Somerset, England. He was the son of George Peirce and Margaret (Unknown). George married Ann Gayner, daughter of William Gayner and Anna Jones, on 4-Jan-1679 at Quaker Meeting, Olivestone, Gloucester, England. George married Ann Gayner, daughter of William Gayner and Anna Jones, on 1-Feb-1679 at Gloucester, Gloucester, England. George married Ann Webb on 16-Apr-1725. George Peirce died on 19-Jan-1733 at East Marlborough Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania. George's estate was proved on 27-Jul-1734.
     He resided at at Thornbury, Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1684. He held the position of a member of Colonial Assembly in 1706.
George's left a will on 19-Jan-1733/34 at Marlborough, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

'PIERCE, GEORGE. E. Marlborough, yeoman. January 19, 1733/34. July 27, 1734. A. 418. Provides for wife Ann including all claims due from either of her former husbands. To son Joshua £50 also my share of Society Mill at Concord. To son Caleb 1/3 of d. To son Gainer the remainder 1/3 of said mills also my share in Thornbury School house. To daughter Betty Caldwell £50. To daughter Ann Gibbons £30. To daughter Mary wife of Joseph Brinton £50. To daughter Hannah wife of Edward Brinton £50. To gransdson George Peirce son of Gainer £50 when 21, with rev to his 4 sisters, viz Elizabeth, Ann, Sarah and Susanna. Books to seven children. Household goods to 4 daughters. Remainder to grandchildren. Executors: Wife Ann, sons Joshua and Caleb. Letters to sons, wife renouncing. Witnesses: Wm. Webb, Thomas Harlan, Samuel Pyle.