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• Relationship: 1st cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Edna Rebecca Thornton¹

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• Birth: Edna Rebecca Thornton was born on 3 September 1922 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United StatesBGO.^2,1
• Death: She died on 26 October 1924, at age 2, in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United StatesBGO.^2,1

• Last Edited: 21 April 2018 11:13:00

Citations

1. [S761] Iowa State Historical Society of Iowa, Digital Images of Death Certificates Ancestry.com, Iowa Death Records," death certificate 101784589 (1924), Edna Rebecca Thornton, accessed 21 Apr 2018.
2. [S724] Laurel Hill, Cemetery Records, Record Type: Cemetery records

• Relationship: 6th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry

George E. Haworth

• References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry

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• Birth: George E. Haworth was born in 1676 in Gambleside, near Dunnockshaw, EnglandBG.^1,2
• Marriage: He and Sarah M. Scarborough were married on 28 September 1710.^3,4,5
• Death: He died on 28 November 1724, at age ~48.³

• Residence: He had a residence in Solebury Township, Bucks, Province of Pennsylvania, Colonial AmericaBGO.³
• Note: As a young man, he became a Quaker and accepted William Penn's invitation to come to America to be free from religious persecution. He traveled with his sister Isabella and her husband. They were at sea some fourteen weeks and endured the hardships of such a long journey. His sister and brother-in-law, as well as many others, died at sea. George wrote his mother a very detailed letter a few weeks after arriving in America.
  
  The transcript of that letter is courtesy of a booklet put out by the Haworth Family Association at a reunion held in Plainfield, Indiana in September of 1899 by the Haworth Family Association.
  
  Philadelphia, 26, of 8 Mo., 1699
  
  To my Dear Mother, Brother and Sisters:
  
  After my dear love to you all with my dear love to all my friends and neighbors, hoping that you are all in good health as I am at present, blessed be the Lord for the same; though I have been very weakly at sea in the latter end of our journey, but it pleased the Lord that I got on shore at a place 100 leagues short of Philadelphia, where I was informed that my Sister dwelt there at a place called "Hurbells", and so much in weakness I got to the place and quickly found her, and staid there one week and then set sail in a sloop for Philadelphia, for which I paid 5s. My Sister was in good health and she hath four children, two boys and two girls, and her husband being well also, and is in good health. He is a hatter to his trade. We were about 14 weeks at sea. After we left Liverpool a long and tedious journey we had, for we being thronged in the ship I believe hurt many, for we had many distempers amongst us as fevers, flux and jaundice and many died at sea about 56 and at shore there died about 20. Henry Mitchell died at sea about midway, his son John is dead also, and one Ellis Schofield and Robert Brewer are dead and he hath left his goods to be returned to his kinfolks at Liverpool.
  
  My Brother-in-law is dead and the child died also about three days before my sister. She was indifferently well most of the way, but about 100 leagues of sight of land she bore a child and it died and then she died and left her household goods to my sister and one half of the clothes and the other half she left to me. As for my Sister here, she doth somewhat incline to come to meeting; but she liveth so far remote from any meeting that she seldom goeth, but as for her husband he doth not incline to go to Friends Meetings. If my Brother, or any of my neighbors do incline to come into this country, let them be careful that they do not come too many in the ship as we did, for being thronged and the smell of many, then many fainted away and died.
  
  We wanted water and beer to drink, for having salt beef we were much a thirst and could not get enough to drink, for the seamen stowed the hold so full of goods that they had not enough room for water and beer, and then wanting such things as might have nourished us, we suffered hardships. But if any come let them buy for themselves over and besides the ship's allowance, spices, brandy and cheese, let the seamen pretend to what they will, or else victuals themselves and bargain for being carried over and goods and then bring for yourselves but a little beef and some bacon and what flour is very good, and cheese and butter and eggs and any other mild sort of food. And as for your goods you bring, let them be bedticks, very good, with all sorts of bedding.
  
  Bring no hats except very good and hardwares; so be careful of being thronged in the ship or a summer's journey, lest you be hurt as we were. We had a very hard passage; we were brought to an allowance of water and beer and then for every four we had two cases of water and beer and then two. So no more, but very dear love to my Mother, Brother and Sisters, with the rest.
  
  George Haworth wrote a second letter to his mother that was presented to the Haworth Gathering. This second letter was dated 13th of the 5th Month called May 1701. This date in itself is strange as in the old style calendar used up until 1753, the 5th month was July. Anyway it was two years later. The following are excerpts from this letter.
  
  I have had my health reasonably ever since I came into the country, but at first being a little weakly I was with James Haworth, and then I hired myself for a year and I had about 10 pounds wages in the year ... So if any of my relation have a mind to come to this country I think it a very good one, and that they may do well, but be sure to come free. But if you come servants, they must be sold for four or five years work hard, so be sure to come free and bring such things as will suit plantation work, as horse chains and plough gears, and all things suitable to work with, as plough irons and things for selling.
  
  He went on to describe the land, the game, the crops and other things in the new land. He again told his mother that he first stayed with his sister and then went north,
  
  ... then came into the county of Bucks, where my cousin James Haworth lives, and dwelleth near to him, being about 250 miles from my sister.
  
  James Haworth and his wife are well and hath one daughter....Direct your letters for me to be left at Phineas Pembertons, in the county of Bucks, and so remain, Your loving Brother George Haworth
  
  The Haworth Farm
  
  In 1702 or 1703 George purchased two tracts of land, the first of 200 acres was for the consideration of twelve pounds. The second of 250 acres, joined the first tract and cost twenty-two pounds. George is listed in the deeds as a laborer in Bristol Township.
  
  This land was largely primeval forest and was located four miles northeast of Doylestown in Buckingham Township of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As there is little reference in Bucks County to the principal points of the compass, the land can be described as lying in a Southwest to Northeast direction for its greater length of about two miles. Bounding it on its Northeast side is the present Carversville road which meets the Durham road at a right angle. Within this angle and lying North and east of the intersection is the site of the Haworth farm.
  
  George and Sarah did not live on this farm until 1722 which was shortly before his death.³
• Immigration: He immigrated in 1699 to Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesBGO. The Britannia had been chartered on behalf of the Lancaster Quaker Meeting out of Liverpool for Philadelphia. Many from nearby meetings, including Marsden, sold their estates and embarked with their families for Pennsylvania. In spite of various Toleration Acts in England which permitted nonconformist religious meetings, the system of compulsory tithes was still enforced.
  
  The dates of the sailing or arrival in America cannot be determined, except that arrival was previous to August 26, 1699, which was the date of George's first letter home.
  
  The Brittania was a large ship, carried 140 passengers and was a full sailor. The season was reported as hot and dry, even at sea. George in his letter, described the hazards and suffering of the journey. "We were about fourteen weeks at sea--were thronged in the ship--many died at sea, about fifty-six and at shore there dies about twenty--many distempers among us as fevers flux and jaundice--having salt beef we were much at thirst--for the seamen stowed the hold so full of goods that they had not room enough for water and beer."
  
  George debarked somewhere near the Delaware Capes and as he had been "very weekly at sea" found his sister Mary Myers and spent a week with her before continuing to Philadelphia.
  
  In the records of Marsden Meeting we noted that on 20 Aug 1698 Thomas Pearson had stated his intentions of removing to Pennsylvania in America with his family. Thomas Pearson and wife Grace were among those who died on the Britannia leaving two young daughters. Most numerous victims of the journey were men, next women, and least affected were children and young persons.
  
  In the summer of 1699, there was an epidemic in Philadelphia and vicinity presumed to have been yellow fever. In ten weeks about 200 died among Quakers. This was coincidental with the arrival of the Britannia. The Monthly Meeting of the area took care of the numerous orphans, among them the two Pearson daughters.
  
  In the Quarterly Meeting records of 4 Feb 1700 we saw the following: "that all Friends who are concerned in transporting people into foreign parts take care not to crowd them together in ships to prejudice their health or endanger their lives." For some years thereafter no Friends from Lancashire again attempted the crossing.
  
  In none of the Haworth records had we found any information about the ship that brought George to America. It seemed that this narrative should at least include its name. Letters to Liverpool and Falmouth brought no result. Finally in published letters of some Philadelphia Quakers to friends in Lancashire in 1699 we found the name of the ship they termed "that sick ship from Liverpool." It was the Britannia.
  
  When George migrated, he must have been about twenty years of age. At his marriage in 1710 he was about thirty or thirty-one and at his death in 174/25, near forty-five. Some records give the date of his death as the date of his will, which is unlikely. It is best to say that the exact date is unknown.
• Will: He signed a will on 27 November 1725 in Bucks, Pennsylvania, United StatesBGO.

• Last Edited: 9 October 2021 09:58:00

Citations

1. [S301] Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree # 2874 (submitted July 7, 1995).
2. [S1403] Ron Haworth, Haworth Association of America., accessed 15 Jul 2018), George Haworth (1676-1724)
3. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
4. [S206] Heritage Consulting, Millenium File
5. [S297] Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Compiled Marriage Records, 1700-1821 [database on-line], Marriages Authorized by the Falls Monthly Meeting of Friends, 1700-1800., p. 243, Scarborough, Sarah, and George Haworth 9, 28, 1710

• Relationship: 6th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry

Sarah M. Scarborough

• References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry

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Biography

• Birth: Sarah M. Scarborough was born on 4 February 1694 in Middletown MM, Bucks, Province of Pennsylvania, Colonial AmericaBG.^1,2,3
• Marriage: She and George E. Haworth were married on 28 September 1710.^4,5,6
• Marriage: She and Matthew Hall were married in 1730.⁷
• Death: She died on 4 May 1748, at age 54, in Buckingham Township, Buckingham, Colony of Virginia, Colonial AmericaBGO.³

• Residence: She had a residence in Solebury Township, Bucks, Province of Pennsylvania, Colonial AmericaBGO.⁴
• Alt. Birth: She has conflicting birth information of 4 February 1694 and Langhorne, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United StatesBG.³

• Last Edited: 15 July 2018 11:31:00

Citations

1. [S1404] Compiler: Broderbund Software, Inc., Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #1660.
2. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf, date of birth 2 Mar 1694
3. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 22 Apr 2018, Sarah Scarborough Hall (4 Feb 1694-4 May 1748, 45822398, citing Buckingham Friends Cemetery, Lahaska, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA; maintained by Jacques (contributor 47057139).
4. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
5. [S206] Heritage Consulting, Millenium File
6. [S297] Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Compiled Marriage Records, 1700-1821 [database on-line], Marriages Authorized by the Falls Monthly Meeting of Friends, 1700-1800., p. 243, Scarborough, Sarah, and George Haworth 9, 28, 1710
7. [S298] Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, (Release date February 9, 1996), "CD-ROM," 3:2604.

• Relationship: 6th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry

Richard Wood

• References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry

Biography

• Marriage: Richard Wood and Susanna Dillon were married.

• Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00

• Relationship: 6th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry

Susanna Dillon

• References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry

Biography

• Marriage: Susanna Dillon and Richard Wood were married.

• Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00

• Relationship: 4th great-granduncle of Debra Sue Loghry

Richard Haworth¹

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Biography

• Birth: Richard Haworth was born on 10 September 1744 in Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO.^1,2
• Marriage: He and Anna Dillon were married on 10 May 1765 in Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO, This couple moved to North Carolina and then to Tennessee.^1,2,3,4
• Death: He died in 1813, at age ~69, in New Market, Jefferson, Tennessee, United StatesBGO.¹

• Alt. Birth: He has conflicting birth information of 30 June 1744 and Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO.⁴

• Last Edited: 16 May 2017 11:41:00

Citations

1. [S299] Compiler: Broderbund Softward, Inc, Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1 (Release date: August 23, 1996). "CD-ROM," Tree #0446
2. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
3. [S300] DyAlbertson, The Dillon Family, Record Type: The Dillon Family, found on Ancestry.com, Location: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12271717/person/931208678/story/0a412967-2c01-40f5-a7c7-f5b62cf4ddce?src=search
4. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 16 May 2017, Richard H. Haworth, 5002836.

• Relationship: 4th great-grandaunt of Debra Sue Loghry

Jemima Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: Jemima Haworth was born in 1747 in Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO.¹
• Marriage: She and John Wright were married on 10 October 1768 in Newberry, Ninety-Six District, Province of South Carolina, Colonial AmericaBG, John was from Berkley County, South Carolina. They had twelve children: Jesse, James, Joseph, John (who died in infancy, another John, Judah, Jonah, Jane, Joshua, Jemima, Joab, and Joel. Everyone in the family, including parents, had the same initials. Supposedly the family dog was named 'Jowler" as well. Marriage took place in Bush River Monthly Meeting.²
• Death: She died on 14 August 1828, at age ~81, in Leesburg, Highland, Ohio, United StatesBGO.^1,3

• Name: Jemima Haworth was also known as Jemima Haworth.
• Name: She was also known as Jemima Wright.⁴

• Last Edited: 7 July 2018 13:30:00

Citations

1. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
2. [S246] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade, Volume 1, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Subject: compilation of monthly minutes, Pages 1031, 1039
3. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 9 May 2017, Jemima Haworth Wright, 170782346.
4. [S246] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade, Volume 1, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Subject: compilation of monthly minutes, Page 1031

• Relationship: 4th great-granduncle of Debra Sue Loghry

John Wright¹

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Biography

• Birth: John Wright was born on 12 December 1748 in Prince George's County, Maryland, United StatesBGO, Putnam reports birtdate as 24 Feb 1748.^2,3,4
• Marriage: He and Jemima Haworth were married on 10 October 1768 in Newberry, Ninety-Six District, Province of South Carolina, Colonial AmericaBG, John was from Berkley County, South Carolina. They had twelve children: Jesse, James, Joseph, John (who died in infancy, another John, Judah, Jonah, Jane, Joshua, Jemima, Joab, and Joel. Everyone in the family, including parents, had the same initials. Supposedly the family dog was named 'Jowler" as well. Marriage took place in Bush River Monthly Meeting.⁵
• Death: He died on 18 November 1797, at age 48, in Hamilton, Ohio, United StatesBGO.³

• Note: John and son Joseph were received on certificate from Bush River Monthly Meeting, South Carolina, dated May 25, 1776.
• Alt. Birth: He has conflicting birth information of 12 February 1744 and Prince George's County, Maryland, United StatesBGO.⁶
• Religious Affiliation: John Wright was affiliated with disowned on 3 July 1773 in Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, Orange, North Carolina, United StatesBGO.⁷
• Alt. Death: He has conflicting death information of 1797 and Tennessee, United StatesBGO.

• Last Edited: 11 February 2021 09:58:00

Citations

1. [S299] Compiler: Broderbund Softward, Inc, Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1 (Release date: August 23, 1996). "CD-ROM," Tree #0446
2. [S246] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade, Volume 1, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Subject: compilation of monthly minutes, Vol I, Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, page 369
3. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
4. [S1315] Algie L. Newlin, Charity Cook A Liberated Woman, p. 132.
5. [S246] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade, Volume 1, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Subject: compilation of monthly minutes, Pages 1031, 1039
6. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 9 May 2017, John C. Wright, 170782346.
7. [S246] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade, Volume 1, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Subject: compilation of monthly minutes, Page 430

• Relationship: 4th great-granduncle of Debra Sue Loghry

James Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: James Haworth was born on 2 January 1751 in Washington, Province of North Carolina, Colonial AmericaBG, In what is now known as Greene County, Tennessee.
• Marriage: He and Mary Rees were married on 19 February 1784 in Greene, Tennessee, United StatesBGO.¹
• Death: He died on 5 February 1827, at age 76, in Randolph, Hendricks, Indiana, United StatesBGO.²

• Alt. Birth: He has conflicting birth information of 2 January 1752 and Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO.²
• Occupant: James was an occupant at the residence of George H. Haworth about 1772 in North Carolina, United StatesBGO. The Haworth brothers now returned to North Carolina, and remained there about twelve years, when they again attempted to enter Kentucky, but finding the Indians still hostile, turned their course to Tennessee his family.³
• Residence: He had a residence on 21 July 1804 in Greene, Tennessee, United StatesBGO. 1804, 12, 13. James & w, Mary, & ch, William, James, George, Sarah, David, Jonathan & Charity, rocf New Home MM, Tenn., dtd 1804, 7, 21.⁴
• Residence: He had a residence on 13 December 1804 in Waynesville, Warren, Ohio, United StatesBGO.⁴

• Last Edited: 15 December 2019 11:39:00

Citations

1. [S301] Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree # 2874 (submitted July 7, 1995).
2. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 16 May 2017, James Haworth, 7420308.
3. [S1354] The History of Clinton County, Ohio, Containing a History of the County; Its Townships, Cities, Towns, Schools, Churches, etc; General and Local Statistics; Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men; History of the Northwest Territory; History of Ohio; Map of Clinton County; Constitution of the United States, Miscellaneous Matters, etc., etc., p. 546.
4. [S277] Compiler: Hinshaw, William Wade; Thomas Worth Marshall; and John Cox, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. V: (Ohio Monthly Meetings), p. 70

• Relationship: 4th great-grandaunt of Debra Sue Loghry

Elizabeth Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: Elizabeth Haworth was born on 24 March 1754 in Hopewell, Prince George's, Virginia, United StatesBG.
• Marriage: She and Peter Dillon were married on 11 August 1773 in Guilford, North Carolina, United StatesBGO.
• Death: She died on 2 October 1832, at age 78, in New Hope MM, Greene, Tennessee, United StatesBGO.

• Last Edited: 14 July 2012

• Relationship: 1st cousin 6 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Anna Dillon

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Biography

• Birth: Anna Dillon was born on 1 May 1746 in Dillons Run, Frederick, Colony of Virginia, Colonial AmericaBG.^1,2
• Marriage: She and Richard Haworth were married on 10 May 1765 in Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO, This couple moved to North Carolina and then to Tennessee.^3,4,1,5
• Death: She died in 1844, at age ~98, in Jefferson, Tennessee, United StatesBGO.²

• Last Edited: 15 December 2019 15:39:00

Citations

1. [S300] DyAlbertson, The Dillon Family, Record Type: The Dillon Family, found on Ancestry.com, Location: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12271717/person/931208678/story/0a412967-2c01-40f5-a7c7-f5b62cf4ddce?src=search
2. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 5 Dec 2018, Ann Dillon Haworth, 5002838, citing Lost Creek Friends Burial Ground, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Marilyn Cummings (contributor 1106579).
3. [S299] Compiler: Broderbund Softward, Inc, Broderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 4, Ed. 1 (Release date: August 23, 1996). "CD-ROM," Tree #0446
4. [S274] Bill Putnam, The Haworth Family, Record Type: Electronically Published Family History, Location: billputnam.com/Haworth.pdf
5. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 16 May 2017, Richard H. Haworth, 5002836.

• Relationship: 4th great-granduncle of Debra Sue Loghry

William Dillon

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Biography

• Birth: William Dillon was born on 9 May 1750.¹
• Marriage: He and Rachel were married on 27 May 1775.¹

• Last Edited: 14 July 2012

Citations

1. [S300] DyAlbertson, The Dillon Family, Record Type: The Dillon Family, found on Ancestry.com, Location: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12271717/person/931208678/story/0a412967-2c01-40f5-a7c7-f5b62cf4ddce?src=search

Rachel

Biography

• Marriage: Rachel and William Dillon were married.
• Marriage: She and William Dillon were married on 27 May 1775.¹

• Last Edited: 18 July 2018 10:37:00

Citations

1. [S300] DyAlbertson, The Dillon Family, Record Type: The Dillon Family, found on Ancestry.com, Location: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12271717/person/931208678/story/0a412967-2c01-40f5-a7c7-f5b62cf4ddce?src=search

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Susannah Haworth¹

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Biography

• Birth: Susannah Haworth was born on 27 July 1766 in Frederick, Virginia, United StatesBGO.¹
• Marriage: She and Isaac Wright were married on 19 February 1784 in Greene, Tennessee, United StatesBGO.
• Death: She died on 26 April 1844, at age 77, in New London, Howard, Indiana, United StatesBGO.¹

• Last Edited: 9 May 2017 13:31:00

Citations

1. [S93] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 9 May 2017, Susannah Haworth Wright, 36289989.

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

William Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: William Haworth was born about 1770.

• Last Edited: 6 May 2012

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

James Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: James Haworth was born on 8 January 1771.

• Last Edited: 6 May 2012

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Mary Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: Mary Haworth was born on 6 February 1774.

• Last Edited: 6 May 2012

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Sarah Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: Sarah Haworth was born on 4 March 1776.
• Marriage: She and William Golden were married.

• Last Edited: 16 May 2017 11:45:00

William Golden

Biography

• Marriage: William Golden and Sarah Haworth were married.

• Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

John Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: John Haworth was born on 17 October 1778 in Guilford, North Carolina, United StatesBGO.
• Death: He died on 8 May 1863, at age 84, in Vermilion Grove, Vermilion, Illinois, United StatesBGO.

• Last Edited: 16 May 2017 11:51:00

• Relationship: 1st cousin 5 times removed of Debra Sue Loghry

Charity Haworth

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Biography

• Birth: Charity Haworth was born on 14 August 1781.

• Last Edited: 6 May 2012

• Relationship: 2nd great-grandaunt of Debra Sue Loghry

Rebecca Roush¹

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Biography

• Birth: Rebecca Roush was born about 1831 in Pennsylvania, United StatesBGO.¹
• Death: She died in 1856, at age ~25.

• Last Edited: 8 August 2023 15:28:00

Citations

1. [S335] Illinois, DuPage, 1850 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, M432, roll 4, Naperville, dwelling 221, family 225, Philip Roush

• Relationship: 1st cousin of Debra Sue Loghry

Richard Leroy Loghry¹

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Biography

• Birth: Richard Leroy Loghry was born on 24 April 1957 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United StatesBGO.¹
• Death: He died on 13 February 2024, at age 66.

• Residence: He had a residence in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United StatesBGO.

• Last Edited: 16 May 2024 13:24:00

Citations

1. [S7] Iowa. Des Moines., Des Moines Register, "Marriages: Loghry-Siefken," 28 Jun 1995, p. 29, col. 5; digital images, Newspapers.com (www.newspapers.com : accessed 24 Jul 2023).