Pennsylvania Founding Families, 1681-1911

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                              Sidney Roby Miner

  Constant Searle married, in Stonington, Connecticut, May 16, 1751, Hannah
 Miner, born December 9, 1731, daughter of Simeon Miner, and his wife Hannah
  Wheeler, daughter of William Wheeler of Stonington, Connecticut, and his
    wife Hannah Gallup, daughter of Ben Adam Gallup, and his wife, Esther
     Prentiss, and granddaughter of Captain John Gallup, of New London,
 Connecticut, and his wife, Hannah Lake, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Lake, the
   first woman to appear in New London in 1646, a member of the family of
 Governor John Winthrop, the first chief magistrate of Connecticut, and the
    founder of the New London settlement, at least a kinswoman of his and
 thought to have been his sister. The two John Gallups, father and son, were
   among the first settlers of Connecticut and both were prominent Indian
fighters. Captain John Gallup, the second, was killed at the Indian fight at
     the Narragansett fort, December 19, 1675. He was a son of John and
     Christobel Gallup, who were among the earliest English settlers of
 Massachusetts. His son Ben Adam Gallup, also prominent in public affairs at
  New London, was born there in 1655, and his wife Esther Prentiss was born
                            there July 20, 1660.
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                               William T. Lyon

Samuel George, traveling auditor Penn. Co.; m. Cora Foster, of Steubenville,
O.; children: Cora Louise (Mrs. Thomas P. Richey), Elizabeth (Mrs. Howard C.
             Lake), of New York City, Virginia, Helen Margaret;
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                          Nathaniel Seymour Thomas

  Stephen Smith, son of Benjamin and Phebe (Arnold) Smith, born at Warwick,
Rhode Island, February 20, 1713, married Mary Sabine, and their son, Captain
  Simeon Smith, born March 5, 1746, died March 3, 1843, was a member of the
   Patuxet Rangers, in 1774, and served in the Revolutionary War, his name
 appearing in the list of Revolutionary pensioners. He married, December 12,
 1773, Martha Peck, born August 24, 1756, died January 6, 1833; daughter of
         Elisha and Mary (Arnold) Peck, of Providence, Rhode Island,
          great-granddaughter of Elisha and Martha (Lake) Peck; and
  great-great-granddaughter of Nicholas Peck, born in Norfolk, England, in
 1630, who came to Hingham, Massachusetts, in 1638, with his parents, Joseph
 and Rebecca (Clark) Peck. The said Joseph Peck being a son of Robert Peck,
  of Beeches, Suffolk, England, born about 1546, by his wife, Helen Babbs,
                            daughter of Nicholas.
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