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Passengers arriving on the ship "Vine" of Liverpool, William Preeson, Master, sailing from Doleyshere*(Dolesororen), Merionethshire, England with a large party bound for the Welsh Tract, and arrived at Philadelphia 17 July 1684.
Columns represent: names, occupation or family relationship, country to which they severally belong, country in which they intend to become inhabitants.
1* Dr. Griffith Owen doctor Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 2 Sarah Owen wife Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 3 Robert Owen son Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 4 Sarah Owen daughter Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 5 Elinor Owen daughter Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 6 Louise Owen Prescoe,Lancashire, England New Castle Co.,PA 7* Mr. Owen Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 8* Mrs. Owen Prescoe,Lancashire, England Philadelphia 9* Rees Jones farmer Llangelynin,Merioneth,England Philadelphia 10 David Davis Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 11 Katharine Tidey Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 12 Mary Tidey Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 13 Charles Hughes servant Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 14* Hugh Harris weaver Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 15 Daniel Harris Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 16 John Richards Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 17 Sarah Richards wife Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 18 Hannah Richards daughter Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 19 Bridget Richards daughter Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 20 Susan Griffith servant Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 21* Margaret Edwards wife Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 22 Margaret Edwards daughter Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 23 Martha Edwards daughter Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 24 Alexander Edwards son Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 25 Thomas Edwards son Montgomeryshire, England Philadelphia 26 Rees Prees Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 27 Ann Prees wife Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 28 Mary Prees daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 29 Sarah Prees daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 30 Phebe Prees daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 31 Richard Prees son Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 32 John Prees son Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 33* Jane Evans widow Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 34 Mary Evans daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 35 Alice Evans daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 36 Sarah Evans daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 37 Elizabeth Evans daughter Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 38 Joseph servent Radnorshire, England Philadelphia 39 Anne Jones Carmarthenshire,England Philadelphia 40 Ann Jones daughter Carmarthenshire,England Philadelphia 41 William M. Preeson Merionothshire, England Philadelphia 42 Robert Owen Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 43 Jeane Owen wife Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 44 Lewes Owen son Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 45 Ann Owen maid Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 46 Edward Edwards servent Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 47 Loury Edwards maid Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 48 Margaret Edwards maid Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 49 Hannah Watt maid Derbyshire, England Philadelphia 50 Richard Turner Shropshire, England Philadelphia 51 Margaret Turner wife Shropshire, England Philadelphia 52 Rebecca Turner wife Shropshire, England Philadelphia 53 John Siddell see note 54 Henry Siddell Transcriber's Notes: 1 Dr. Griffith Owen brought with him seven servants 7 Mr. Owen: the father of Dr. Griffith Owen 9 Rees Jones: also known as Rees John William 14 Hugh Harris: also had Harry as surname 21 Margaret Edwards: wife of Alexander Edwards 33 Jane Andrews: no point of origin given *The name of the town of origin of the departure, Doleyshire, Marionethshire, was unable to be located by the transcriber. I question whether or not this is Denbigh/Dinbych, (Welch)/Denbigshire which was a former county next to Merionethshire or if it's Dolgelly, a town just below Merionth and it appears on the map to be in Merionethshire. Correspondence September 25, 2000 regarding departure or origin
Ship departed from Great Britain or England North Wales. They were from DOLESOROREN, Wales and were Quakers. This information comes from one of our old family bibles of Dr. Griffith Owen and was recorded 1648-1865. Dr. Griffith Owen's father was Robert Owen and is the beginning of my family tree. Thank you so much for this information, as in my records, they call the ship "Vane". Dale W. Boden Correspondence July 16, 2001 passenger #14 HARRIS/HARRY I am a descendent of Hugh Harry b. 1662 in Machynlleth, Powys, Wales and d. 28 Sep 1708 in Birmingham, Chester County, Pa. He married Elizabeth Brinton b. 09 Oct 1665 in Oflower Gornall, Sedegley, Worchester, England and d. after 1708. A daughter Ann Harry married Thomas Speakman. A son Joshua Speakman married Ann Miller. A son Stephen married Elizabeth Burkholder. Son Thomas married Mary Painter. Son Thomas Stephen married Ann Mathilda Duncan. Daughter Emma Evelyn married Edward Fisher Stephens. Son William Paul Stephens married Beulah M. Miller. Virginia A. Stephens Correspondence January 2, 2002 passengers #21-25 EDWARDS Margaret Edwards, wife of Alexander, died shortly after reaching America. I can only assume she was joining him in America, as I do not know the date of his departure from Wales. He settled in Montgomery Township, Pennsylvania. At a later date (unknown at this time) he remarried to Catherine Griffith Morris. Alexander died in Montgomery Township in 1712. Still researching his children. Connie Faulk Correspondence October 4, 2004 passengers #50-52 Turner TURNER, Richard, senior, weaver & clothier, & his wife Mary. Son of Randle Turner, glover & leather-dresser. 1650 daughter Mary bapt. St. Mary’s, Shrewsbury. 1654 daughter Margret bapt. St. Mary’s, Shrewsbury. 1656 Son Randle bapt. St. Mary’s, Shrewsbury. 1664 25 July Richard Turner buried in the garden of John Millington in the presence of many people. [Shropshire Parish Registers Society, Nonconformist registers, Society of Friends, Shrewsbury] 1667/8 January His widow Mary Turner married Thomas Overton [Quaker]. 1647-8 Living in [St. Mary’s] Churchyard, Shrewsbury. [Shropshire Archives, 3365/1842] 1660 Poll tax, Abbey Foregate (east end), Richard Turner, clothier, 6d., Mary Turner h.w. 6d. 1660-4 Living in Abbey Foregate. [Shropshire Archives 3365/1842] 1662 Hearth tax, Abbey Foregate, 1 hearth. 1631/2 8 Jany. Richard Turner s. of Randle Turner apprenticed to Wm. Hill for 7 years in Weavers & Clothiers Co. 1641/2 10 Jany. Adm. freeman of Weavers & Clothiers Co. 1644 Steward of Weavers & Clothiers Co. 1644 Took his brother Andrew Turner as an apprentice. 1645 Richard Turner, clothier, s. of Ranulph Turner of Shrewsbury, leather-dresser, adm. burgess. 1646 Warden of Weavers & Clothiers Co. 1647 Sitter of Weavers & Clothiers Co. 1663/4 Took Thomas Overton [Quaker] as his apprentice. 1668 Son Randal apprenticed to John Wilcox, tailor. [entry crossed out] RELIGIOUS & POLITICAL ACTIVITIES: 1661 Oct. & 1663 He & his wife presented to Shrewsbury Borough Quarter Sesssions for not coming to church. 1663 Sept. Appears in a calendar of prisoners at Shrewsbury Borough Quarter Sessions. 1663/4 22 Feby. At a Quaker meeting – mayor’s sergeants arrived & took them before the mayor. Committed for 3 days to sergeant’s house. Then appeared before Justices of the Peace & tendered the oath of allegiance, which they refused to swear, so imprisoned till they put in sufficient bail to appear at the next Quarter Sessions. The eight offenders incl. Rich. Turner. [Shropshire Archives 4430/MM/1/4, 7] 1665 Mary Turneour, widow, of Holy Cross parish, Shrewsbury, presented to Lichfield Consistory Court for being a Quaker. [Lichfield Record Office, B/V/1/72] 1667 Mary Turner witnessed a Quaker marriage in Shrewsbury. [Shropshire Parish Registers Society, Nonconformist registers, Society of Friends, Shrewsbury] 1667 April Mary Turner, widow, of Abbey Foregate presented to Shrewsbury Borough Quarter Sessions for not coming to church. 1670 19 June [his da.?] Mary Turner apprehended at a Quaker conventicle held in Shoplatch, & tried before Shrewsbury Borough Quarter Sessions. 1679/80 Son Randle Turner witnessed a Quaker marriage in Shrewsbury. [Shropshire Parish Registers Sopciety, Nonconformist registers, Society of Friends, Shrewsbury] Janice Cox Correspondence 10/16/2004 additional passengers (not on original transcribed from) Siddell John Siddell and Henry Siddell. Sources: Charles H. Browning, "Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania" (Philadelphia, William J. Campbell, 1912) 631p "A Partial List of the Families Who Arrived at Philadelphia between 1682 and 1687. With the Dates of Their Arrival" The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography VIII (1884) 328-340.
Transcribed by David Anderson a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 December 1999
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