Notes for Jonathan Hayes (1)

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Sources

The Ship

Chester County Genealogy Project

TexasDar which identifies the ship as The Friendship

JSTOR PA Mag History and Biography 8(3):328-340. A Partial List of the Families, who arrived at Philadelphia 1682-1687

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Notes

Ship Arrival

The following notes deal with the arrival of the Hayes and Taylor families in Philadlephia in 1682 and 1683. There are three different ship arrivals

1682 The Concord

Nov. 1683, Robert Crossman, master, from Liverpool (no ship name given)

Oct 1683 the Endeavor

The passengers on these three voyages seem to be related to the family of Robert Taylor and Jonathan Hayes, but there are a number of points where the data conflict with each other.

From: Chester County Genealogy Project See also: TexasDar which identifies the ship as The Friendship

November, 1683, Robert Crossman, master, from Liverpool

George and Isabella Gleave, servants to Hough, and their son George

Jonathan Hayes, wife Ann Williamson, and children Jonathan, Mary and Elizabeth

John Hough, wife Hannah and son John

Henry Maddock

Thomas Pemberton

Same as:
Early Chester County Arrivals (1683): Chester County, PA Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Sandra Ferguson Citing The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776 Sect III, Ch 24, 1683

JSTOR PA Mag History and Biography 8(3):328-340. A Partial List of the Families, who arrived at Philadelphia 1682-1687

The Morning Starr Thomas Hayes master. arrived from Liverpoole in England about the 20th 9th month 168[3]

In the Endeavor of London, A Ketch George Thorp Mr[Master?]…..arrived here the 29th 7th month 1683 Mary Taylor late of Clatterwitch in Cheshire came in ditto ship. [Children] Isaack, Tho: Jona: Phebe, Mary [and] Martha Taylor …. The ship the Desire from Plymouth in old England arrived here the 23 of June 1686 James Cook Commander…. …John Holme---his servants are: William Hayes 5 years, Richard Besitraser 9 years, George Gwinop 5 years from the arrival of the Desire aforesd.

From:[https://familysearch.org/photos/stories/732597 Family Search Contributed By MMK6-PD4 · 2013-04-24 17:01:23 GMT

Robert emigrated first, travelling with a servant, Daniel WILLIAMSON. They sailed on the Concord, leaving Liverpool in 1682.

Mary Taylor "late of Clatterwitch in Cheshire" and her children, "Isaack, Tho:, Jona:, Phebe, Mary, Martha" arrived in Philadelphia on Seventh Month 29, 1683 [29 October 1683 Old Style] on board the ketch Endeavour of London.

Mary's brother Jonathan HAYES went with them.[12]

Robert Taylor (1633-1688)

Name Robert Taylor

Birth 7 December 1633 Little Leigh, Cheshire, England

Christening 15 December 1633 Little Leigh, Cheshire, England

Death 13 January 1688 Springfield Township, Chester, Pennsylvania

Religious Affiliation Quaker

This looks very much as though its related to the ship list given first, which lacks the name of the ship. Note that

Robert Taylors servant is Daniel Williamson, and Johnathan's wife if Ann Williamson.

The second note (below) has Jonathan's sister as Jonathan Hayes, but there's no Mary Hayes, or Mary Taylor, listed in the ship list, except where it shows as Jonathan's daughter Mary.

Rootsweb

ID: I1426 Name: Mary Hayes Sex: F Birth: BEF 1643 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Religion: Quaker Death: 11 APR 1728 in Springfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania Note: Mary was apparently his 2nd wife, and so may not have been the mother of all his children, though it appears likely that daughter Martha at least was from this 2nd marriage.

Robert Taylor's wife and children arrived July 29, 1683 on the ship "Endeavor." The ship's list shows: Mary Taylor, late of Clatterwich, Cheshire, Isaac Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Jonathan, Taylor, Phebe Taylor, Mary Taylor, Martha Taylor. Rachel and Josiah doubtless accompanied their father the previous year and the youngest child, Jacob was born in Pennsylvania (all of the children are recorded in Friends' Register of Cheshire, England, except Jacob). On the same ship was a Daniel Williamson, servant to Robert Taylor and brother of Mary Williamson Howell.

Mary died intestate. An LDS entry apparently shows her death as Feb 11, 1728 (rather than April): this seems to have caused some confusion among secondary sources.

Sources: 1) Journal of the Friends Historical Society Vol III, pg. 72-73 Friends in Current Literature 2) Journal of the Friends Historical Society Vol III pg. 28 Extracts from the Bishop of Chester's Visitation for the year 1665, relating to friends continued from vol ii, pg. 138 3) PP 68-92 DAR Miscellaneous Genealogical Records Vol 15-973 D4dar Some Descendants of Robert Taylor of Cheshire, England and Chester County, Pa. Contributed by Margaret Evans Hook, Mary Washington Chapter to Genealogical Records Committee 1952-1953. 4) Descendants of Robert Taylor, one of the Colonizers and Early Settlers of Pennsylvania, Under William Penn, with Special Reference to the Descendants of His Son Isaac, and His Daughters, Rachel Livesey and Mary Lewis. By Alfred Rudulph Justice, of Philadelphia, Pa. Published by Alfred R. Justice and Joseph W. Taylor Philadelphia, 1925. 5) Gary M. Mullins, "The Ancestral Lineage of Ollie Cox Mullins," The Mountain Empire Genealogical Quarterly 7 (Winter 1988) 6) Library of Religious Society of Friends, Margaret Kohler 7) J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert Cope, "History of Chester County, Pennsylvania" 1881 8) Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Penn. Vol 5 Jordan 9) History of Chester and Delaware Counties, Penn. by Ashmead and Cope, Vol I and II 10) in Memorium-Pleasant Evans Green by Dr. Wilson Green Published about 1892, privately 11) Minutes of Radnor Meeting, Penn., 1680-1733 12) Wills in Chester County Will Books on file in Pennsylvania Historial Society Library, Philadelphia, PA 13) The Taylor Family of Cheshire and Staffordshire Quarterly Meeting (Alice of Whitley, buried at Whitley on 21 Feb 1687?) 14) Births, Marriages and Deaths of the Friends Society in Cheshire County, England LDS film #814836

Note 2

From:Burial Record of Merion Meeting Graveyard (1682-1706), Montgomery County, PA

• Edward and Mabby Rees had a daughter Jane Rees, born 9 Mo. 11,

1682. Birth recorded at Merion Meeting. This Jane Rees married (1.) Jonathan Hayes (2.) George Marris or Moore

• Jonathan Hayes, son of Jonathan Hays of of Parple, [sic. Should be Marple] and Jane Rees, daughter of Edward Rees of Merion, at Merion, 9 Mo. 23, 1709.
• Jonathan Hayes was a member of the Assembly, 1689.
• Witnesses to the marriage of Jonathan Hayes and Jane Rees, 9, 23, 1709: - Jonathan and Anne Hayes; Edward Rees; Rees Price.
• 6, 7, 1718. George Maris of Springfield, Chester Co. and Jane Hayes of Merion., at Merion Meeting House. Wit: Mordecai, Hannah, John, Susan, Richard and Elizabeth Maris; Edward Rees; Rees Price.
• The name of Jonathan Hayes is on Dr. George Smith’s “Map of Early Settlements in Delaware County.” Jonathan Hayes was located in Marple, near Crum Creek and the border of Newtown township. He was cruelly murdered in 1715. The alleged murderers were captured, but eventually admitted to bail.

Note 4

[Rootsweb, Old Chester Board

This, from Futhey and Cope; "At the July court 1698, a deed was acknowledged by John Hoskins to John Simcock, John Blunston, Samuel Levis, Jasper Yeats and Jonathan Hayes, the justices of the county "for all that piece of land whereon the new court house stands, contayning in breadth to the street 29 foot to Chester creeke, unto them and theyr sucksessors for ever; the deed bearing thd date the 9th day 4th month called June An Dom. 1697."

Note 5

Rootsweb

Name: Mary Hayes Sex: F Birth: BEF 1643 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Religion: Quaker Death: 11 APR 1728 in Springfield, Chester County, Pennsylvania Note: Mary was apparently his 2nd wife, and so may not have been the mother of all his children, though it appears likely that daughter Martha at least was from this 2nd marriage.

Robert Taylor's wife and children arrived July 29, 1683 on the ship "Endeavor." The ship's list shows: Mary Taylor, late of Clatterwich, Cheshire, Isaac Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Jonathan, Taylor, Phebe Taylor, Mary Taylor, Martha Taylor. Rachel and Josiah doubtless accompanied their father the previous year and the youngest child, Jacob was born in Pennsylvania (all of the children are recorded in Friends' Register of Cheshire, England, except Jacob). On the same ship was a Daniel Williamson, servant to Robert Taylor and brother of Mary Williamson Howell.

Mary died intestate. An LDS entry apparently shows her death as Feb 11, 1728 (rather than April): this seems to have caused some confusion among secondary sources.

Sources: 1) Journal of the Friends Historical Society Vol III, pg. 72-73 Friends in Current Literature 2) Journal of the Friends Historical Society Vol III pg. 28 Extracts from the Bishop of Chester's Visitation for the year 1665, relating to friends continued from vol ii, pg. 138 3) PP 68-92 DAR Miscellaneous Genealogical Records Vol 15-973 D4dar Some Descendants of Robert Taylor of Cheshire, England and Chester County, Pa. Contributed by Margaret Evans Hook, Mary Washington Chapter to Genealogical Records Committee 1952-1953. 4) Descendants of Robert Taylor, one of the Colonizers and Early Settlers of Pennsylvania, Under William Penn, with Special Reference to the Descendants of His Son Isaac, and His Daughters, Rachel Livesey and Mary Lewis. By Alfred Rudulph Justice, of Philadelphia, Pa. Published by Alfred R. Justice and Joseph W. Taylor Philadelphia, 1925. 5) Gary M. Mullins, "The Ancestral Lineage of Ollie Cox Mullins," The Mountain Empire Genealogical Quarterly 7 (Winter 1988) 6) Library of Religious Society of Friends, Margaret Kohler 7) J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert Cope, "History of Chester County, Pennsylvania" 1881 8) Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Penn. Vol 5 Jordan 9) History of Chester and Delaware Counties, Penn. by Ashmead and Cope, Vol I and II 10) in Memorium-Pleasant Evans Green by Dr. Wilson Green Published about 1892, privately 11) Minutes of Radnor Meeting, Penn., 1680-1733 12) Wills in Chester County Will Books on file in Pennsylvania Historial Society Library, Philadelphia, PA 13) The Taylor Family of Cheshire and Staffordshire Quarterly Meeting (Alice of Whitley, buried at Whitley on 21 Feb 1687?) 14) Births, Marriages and Deaths of the Friends Society in Cheshire County, England LDS film #814836

Father: Jonathan Hayes b: ABT 1616 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Mother: Margaret Merrick b: BEF 1622 in Cheshire, England

Marriage 1 Robert Taylor b: 07 DEC 1633 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England c: 15 DEC 1633 in Great Budworth Church, Cheshire Married: ABT 1663 in Cheshire, England Children Has No Children Rachel Taylor b: 15 JAN 1665 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Isaac Taylor b: 01 AUG 1666 in Clatterwich, Cheshire, England Has No Children Josiah Taylor b: 03 JAN 1668 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Phoebe Taylor b: 15 AUG 1670 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Mary Taylor b: 14 JAN 1674 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Thomas Taylor b: 07 FEB 1676 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Jonathan Taylor b: 24 AUG 1678 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has Children Martha Taylor b: 06 DEC 1680 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Has No Children Jacob Taylor b: 1684 in Chester County, Pennsylvania

Note 6

Rootsweb

Name: Jonathan Hayes Sex: M Birth: ABT 1616 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England Note: Sources: 1) Births, Marriages and Deaths of the Friends Society in Cheshire County, England LDS film #814836

Marriage 1 Margaret Merrick b: BEF 1622 in Cheshire, England Married: 01 AUG 1640 in Chester, Cheshire, England Children Has No Children Jonathan Hayes b: AFT 1640 in Cheshire, England Has Children Mary Hayes b: BEF 1643 in Little Leigh, Cheshire, England

Note 7

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/PA-OLD-CHESTER/2002-07/1027875693 Rootsweb]

A Jonathan arrived to Chester County in 1683 aboard the Friendship, w/ wife, Ann, and children, Jonathan, Mary and Elizabeth. Jonathan died ca 1715 in Chester County, PA, and his son,Jonathan died in 1719. Both are candidates for the father of Sarah Hayes, wife of Thomas Powell. But most likely, if I am on target (I hope), Jonathan Jr will be the more likely "suspect".

Note 8

Rootsweb

Here is installment two from Vol 2, 3, and 4 of Abstracts of Chester County Land Records. Vol 2, page 191 (only ref to Jonathan Hayes) 9 Mar 1742 Deed Peter Worral of Marple...plantation in Marple bounded by land of Peter Worral, land late of Jonathan Hayes.... Vol 3 Page 69 (only ref to Jonathan Hayes) Deed 26 Jan 1748/49 Richard Fawkes of Newton, Yeoman...deed dated 16 Apr 1716 granted to Jacob Jones a tract of land in Newtown bounded by land of Jonathan Hayes... (perhaps Jonathan was still alive 16 April 1716 - as land not referenced as "late of"????) Vol 4, page 83 Here is the payoff I think indicating that Jonathan was not parent of Sarah Hayes Powell Release. On 17 Apr 1739 Richard Maris of Springfield, yeoman & Elizabeth his wife to James Batram of Marple (son in law of Richard Maris). Whereas Jonathon Hayes, the late father of Elizabeth did in his lifetime setttle all that tenement lying in Mrple hereafter described together with other lands, so that after the death of his only son Jonathon Hayes, without issue the estate & inheritance of all lands wer to vest in Jonathon Hayes the father & his heirs. Whereas Jonathon Hayes the father, died and left issue Jonathon Hayes, Elizabeth & Mary, & sometime after the said Jonathan Hayes died without issue, whereby all the estate descended to Elizabeth & Mary as the daughters of Jonathan Hayes the father & sisters to Jonathan Hayes, the son.