Joseph Notebook: Philadelphia, March ye 30th dy, 1704, on Thursday at 6 in ye morning Was Borne Mary my first dafter in ye house of Mary Cook My Eldest sister Living in ye high streate. & dyed aged Six Yeres, & 8 Months.
Note: In his notebook Joseph wrote: "Philadelphia, Nov. ye 30 dy, 1715, on Wednesday aboute a quartetr Past twelve in the afternun My Most Dere and well Beloved Wife Rebecca Claypool Dyed, at my house in Wallnut Streete and was Buried in ye auld Bering Bround by My Relations and on Saterday Dec. ye 17 dy, 1715, I had my Dau Mary Removed from ye Church yard and Laid in My Wife's Grave With her."
Orig buried Christ Church Burial Ground, removed and buried with her Mother Rebecca at Friends Arch Street Meeting House Burial Ground
Note: In his notebook Joseph wrote: "Philadelphia, Nov. ye 30 dy, 1715, on Wednesday aboute a quartetr Past twelve in the afternun My Most Dere and well Beloved Wife Rebecca Claypool Dyed, at my house in Wallnut Streete and was Buried in ye auld Bering Bround by My Relations and on Saterday Dec. ye 17 dy, 1715, I had my Dau Mary Removed from ye Church yard and Laid in My Wife's Grave With her."
Orig buried Christ Church Burial Ground, removed and buried with her Mother Rebecca at Friends Arch Street Meeting House Burial Ground
Joseph Notebook: Philadelphia, March ye 30th dy, 1704, on Thursday at 6 in ye morning Was Borne Mary my first dafter in ye house of Mary Cook My Eldest sister Living in ye high streate. & dyed aged Six Yeres, & 8 Months.
Note: In his notebook Joseph wrote: "Philadelphia, Nov. ye 30 dy, 1715, on Wednesday aboute a quartetr Past twelve in the afternun My Most Dere and well Beloved Wife Rebecca Claypool Dyed, at my house in Wallnut Streete and was Buried in ye auld Bering Bround by My Relations and on Saterday Dec. ye 17 dy, 1715, I had my Dau Mary Removed from ye Church yard and Laid in My Wife's Grave With her."
Orig buried Christ Church Burial Ground, removed and buried with her Mother Rebecca at Friends Arch Street Meeting House Burial Ground
Note: In his notebook Joseph wrote: "Philadelphia, Nov. ye 30 dy, 1715, on Wednesday aboute a quartetr Past twelve in the afternun My Most Dere and well Beloved Wife Rebecca Claypool Dyed, at my house in Wallnut Streete and was Buried in ye auld Bering Bround by My Relations and on Saterday Dec. ye 17 dy, 1715, I had my Dau Mary Removed from ye Church yard and Laid in My Wife's Grave With her."
Orig buried Christ Church Burial Ground, removed and buried with her Mother Rebecca at Friends Arch Street Meeting House Burial Ground
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