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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: John Downing Note
Born: 18 Oct 1720 at Concord Twp., , Chester County, PA
Married: 5 Mar 1747
Died: 1796 [4]
Father: Thomas Downing
Mother: Thomazine Beer
WIFE
Name: Elizabeth Hunt Note
Born: 1730 [6]
Died:
Father: Roger Hunt
Mother: Esther Aston
CHILDREN
Name: John Downing
Born:
Died: Oct 1822
Name: Esther Downing
Born: 22 Feb 1748
Died: at died young, , ,
Name: Mary Downing
Born: 17 Jan 1750
Died:
Husband: Israel Whelen
Name: Mary Downing
Born: 17 Jan 1751 at Downingtown, , Chester Co., PA
Died: 14 Mar 1831 at Downingtown, , Chester Co., PA
Husband: Israel Whelen
Name: Thomas Downing
Born: 4 Jan 1753
Died: Abt 1815 at East Caln, , Chester Co., PA
Husband: Sarah Jacobs
Name: Esther Downing
Born: 30 Jun 1755
Died: at Died Young, , , Or Unmarried
Name: Hunt Downing
Born: 12 Jan 1757
Died: 15 Feb 1834
Wife: Deborah Miller
Name: Elizabeth Downing
Born: Abt 1759
Died: Dec 1831
Husband: Richard Templin
Name: Samuel Downing
Born: 1764
Died: 29 Mar 1821 at Chester Co., , , PA
Wife: Elizabeth Templin
SOURCES
4). Ray Downing
6). Ray Downing
NOTES
1). 18401.ged Recorts of Helen F. Snow, genealogist John Downing became a tavern keeper about 1760 and after several years was succeeded by Richard Cheyney at the Sign of the Kin in Arms, where the Revolutionary county committee met in 1776. Pennypacker says Johnwas a taver keeper from 1761 to 1771. The King at Arms became the Washington Inn, which wa still owned by a Downing descendant, Clara Fox, when I visited her. In 1764 Richard was assessed in E. Caln with 190 acres, His tax was L6 3 3, being the largestin the township, and his brother John was next below him. From Chester County and Its People , by W. W. Thomson, 1898 John Downing continued to reside at Downingtown, where in 1764, he was assessed with two hundred and forty acres of land and buildings, tavern, etc., worth 100 pounds per annum sixty acres of uncultivated land, five horses, six cattle, thirteen sheep, and one servant. He was a tavernkeeper from 1761 to 1771, at the eatern tavern on the Lancaster Road, then or subsequently called the King in Arms, and later, the Washington Inn. Downing.ged Recorts of Helen F. Snow, genealogist John Downing became a tavern keeper about 1760 and after several years was succeeded by Richard Cheyney at the Sign of the King in Arms, where the Revolutionary county committee met in 1776. Pennypacker says John was a taver keeper from 1761 to 1771.The King at Arms became the Washington Inn, which wa still owned by a Downing descendant, Clara Fox, when I visited her. In 1764 Richard was assessed in E. Caln with 190 acres, His tax was L6 3 3, being the largest in the township, and his brother Johnwas next below him. From Chester County and Its People , by W. W. Thomson, 1898 John Downing continued to reside at Downingtown, where in 1764, he was assessed with two hundred and forty acres of land and buildings, tavern, etc., worth 100 pounds per annum sixty acres of uncultivated land, five horses, six cattle, thirteen sheep, and one servant. He was a tavernkeeper from 1761 to 1771, at the eatern tavern on the Lancaster Road, then or subsequently called the King in Arms, and later, the Washington Inn. An interesting newspaper article from The Pennsylvania Gazette , May 2,1765 Went away, on the 24th of April, from the house of JOHN DOWNING, Tavern keeper, in East Caln Township, Chester county, one John Smith, of swarthy complexion, marked with the smallpox, about five feet nine inches high had on when he went away, a Swanskinjacket, and a brown lincey one under it he stole a new broadcloth jacket, of a grey colour, a new pair of breeches, one pair of stockings, and a beaver hat, lined with white he is well known all over America. Whoever takes up and secures said Smith, shall have three pounds reward, and reasonable charges paid by Godfrey Richards. In another instance, John placed the following ad in the same paper, December 12, 1765 Came to the plantation of John Downing in East Caln Township, Chester county about the 18th day of November last, two stray creatures, a horse and a mare, the horse is of a black colour, a natural pacer, and has neither brand nor ear mark, about 12 yearsold the mare a dark bay, has a bald face, paces and trots neither brand nor ear mark, about 6 years old. The owner or owners are desired to come and prove their property, pay charges, and take them away.
2). 18401.ged The Downings, Pennsylvania Quakers shows mother s name as Mary. Downing.ged The Downings, Pennsylvania Quakers shows mother s name as Mary. Data from Personal Ancestral File obtained on the LDS web site indicates marriage was performed by T. Cummings, Esq. . Gregath book gives a birth year of 1725.
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