Person:Joseph Bane (3)
Joseph Bane
b.Abt 1710 Goshen, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
d.Aft 1800 Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 29 Dec 1705
  1. Nathan BaneAbt 1706 -
  2. Mordecai Bane1708 -
  3. Joseph BaneAbt 1710 - Aft 1800
  4. Samuel Bane1712 -
  5. James Bane1714 - Bef 1790
  6. Mary Bane1715 - Bef 1751
  7. Isaac BaneAbt 1717 - Bef 1745/46
  8. Sarah BaneAbt 1720 -
  9. Jane BaneEst 1722 -
  10. Hannah BaneAbt 1725 - 1826
  11. Barbara BaneEst 1727 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 29 May 1741
  1. Ellis Bane1743 - 1838
  2. Jesse Bane1745 - 1842
  3. Joseph Bane, Jr.1747 - 1810
  4. Nathan Bane1750 - 1816
  5. Isaac Bane1752 - 1844
  6. Elizabeth Bane1758 - 1820
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Facts and Events
Name Joseph Bane
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1710 Goshen, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Marriage 29 May 1741 Chester, Pennsylvania, United Statesto Parthenia Ellis
Death? Aft 1800 Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

Joseph was mentioned in his father, Mordecai'a will. His wife brought her certificate of membership from the settlement of Haverford to the Goshen Friends Monthly Meeting. About 1754 the Joseph Bane family moved to a Quaker settlement in the Capon Valley on a branch of the Potomac in Frederick County, VA. This settlement was started by an enterprising Quaker by the name of Alexander Ross who, in 1732, obtained a grant of 40,000 acres. Quakers from Maryland and Pennsylvania soon began moving into the area. Many of them settled within the bounds of "Ross's grant" and these people formed the Hopewell Monthly Meeting when it was established in 1735. On 15 April 1754 Parthenia Bane presented her certificate from Goshen to this monthly Meeting.

There are stories about Joseph sons, the five Bane brothers Ellis, Jesse, Nathan, Isaac and Joseph and their sister Elizabeth and about 1768 the family moved on to Washington Co., PA. There are records that indicate that their father moved with them but no record of Parthenia. Although we know that Parthenia was Quaker by the time they reached Western PA they were Baptists.

Census 1800 Joseph Bane Sr 1 m over 45, 1 f 10-16, 1 f over 45

References
  1.   Hopewell. Friends History.
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