CEMETERY RECORDS
Souce: Letter from Marion Scarbrough, 9-8-73
The following is found in Penn Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Stone Marker: "Dedicated to the memory of
SAMUEL BOYD
1682 - 1770
By His Descendants
He came from Ireland to America
in 1736
CHURCH RECORDS
Source: IRISH QUAKER ARRIVALS TO PENNSYLVANIA 1682-1750 BY ALBERT COOK MYERS
p. 106 - Sadsbury Monthly Meeting in Lancaster County
"SAMUEL BOYD - received 10 Month 6, 1742, dated 5 Mo 8, 1741, from Grange, Ireland."
(Note: 10 Month = December; 5 Month = July under Old Style Quaker Calendar used prior to 1753)
Source: Certificate of Leaving for Samuel Boyd and his family from the Friends Meeting at Ballamacree in the County of Antrim to the Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania, copy sent by Marion Scarborough in 1971 with the note, "I found a copy of this in an old autograph book that was handed down to us from a Hannah and a Mary Boyd written in the 1840's."
CERTIFICATE
"From our meeting held at Ballymachree in ye County of Antrim and North of Ireland 2 month ye 10 1736. To Friends of the several meetings of ye people called Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania in America or elsewhere.
Dear Friends
Our friend Samuel Boyd having for some time past an inclination to remove himself and family from this to your province did acquaint us therewith and desired wee might take his said intentions under our consideration which wee have done and hereby sygnafye unto you that from our knowledge and intimate acquaintance with the said Samuel Boyd (whose parents were innocent, creditable Friends, under whose care he was educated in ye profession of true amongst us) he hath behaved himself soberly, honestly and innocently as a Christian friend and neighbor amongst us since as well as before their death and his wife is and has been one of our society hath also behaved herself honestly and soberly since she came amongst us and the said Samuel Boyd and his wife is in love and unity with us at parting and are free from debt or scandal as far as wee know. We heartily recommend them to God's protecting providence as their surest help and support in these intentions. Wee also entreat you that your care may be over them as Friends and members of our society for the good of them and family believing the said Samuel will behave himself (by God's blessing) worthy of your regard and fellowship."
Signed in behalf of said meeting by:
James Moore Lew Reford
Thomas Gregg Thomas Conven
William Moore John Randall
James Henderson John Sterling
Souce: Letter from Marion Scarbrough, 9-8-73
The following is found in Penn Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Stone Marker: "Dedicated to the memory of
SAMUEL BOYD
1682 - 1770
By His Descendants
He came from Ireland to America
in 1736
CHURCH RECORDS
Source: IRISH QUAKER ARRIVALS TO PENNSYLVANIA 1682-1750 BY ALBERT COOK MYERS
p. 106 - Sadsbury Monthly Meeting in Lancaster County
"SAMUEL BOYD - received 10 Month 6, 1742, dated 5 Mo 8, 1741, from Grange, Ireland."
(Note: 10 Month = December; 5 Month = July under Old Style Quaker Calendar used prior to 1753)
Source: Certificate of Leaving for Samuel Boyd and his family from the Friends Meeting at Ballamacree in the County of Antrim to the Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania, copy sent by Marion Scarborough in 1971 with the note, "I found a copy of this in an old autograph book that was handed down to us from a Hannah and a Mary Boyd written in the 1840's."
CERTIFICATE
"From our meeting held at Ballymachree in ye County of Antrim and North of Ireland 2 month ye 10 1736. To Friends of the several meetings of ye people called Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania in America or elsewhere.
Dear Friends
Our friend Samuel Boyd having for some time past an inclination to remove himself and family from this to your province did acquaint us therewith and desired wee might take his said intentions under our consideration which wee have done and hereby sygnafye unto you that from our knowledge and intimate acquaintance with the said Samuel Boyd (whose parents were innocent, creditable Friends, under whose care he was educated in ye profession of true amongst us) he hath behaved himself soberly, honestly and innocently as a Christian friend and neighbor amongst us since as well as before their death and his wife is and has been one of our society hath also behaved herself honestly and soberly since she came amongst us and the said Samuel Boyd and his wife is in love and unity with us at parting and are free from debt or scandal as far as wee know. We heartily recommend them to God's protecting providence as their surest help and support in these intentions. Wee also entreat you that your care may be over them as Friends and members of our society for the good of them and family believing the said Samuel will behave himself (by God's blessing) worthy of your regard and fellowship."
Signed in behalf of said meeting by:
James Moore Lew Reford
Thomas Gregg Thomas Conven
William Moore John Randall
James Henderson John Sterling
CEMETERY RECORDS
Souce: Letter from Marion Scarbrough, 9-8-73
The following is found in Penn Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Stone Marker: "Dedicated to the memory of
SAMUEL BOYD
1682 - 1770
By His Descendants
He came from Ireland to America
in 1736
CHURCH RECORDS
Source: IRISH QUAKER ARRIVALS TO PENNSYLVANIA 1682-1750 BY ALBERT COOK MYERS
p. 106 - Sadsbury Monthly Meeting in Lancaster County
"SAMUEL BOYD - received 10 Month 6, 1742, dated 5 Mo 8, 1741, from Grange, Ireland."
(Note: 10 Month = December; 5 Month = July under Old Style Quaker Calendar used prior to 1753)
Source: Certificate of Leaving for Samuel Boyd and his family from the Friends Meeting at Ballamacree in the County of Antrim to the Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania, copy sent by Marion Scarborough in 1971 with the note, "I found a copy of this in an old autograph book that was handed down to us from a Hannah and a Mary Boyd written in the 1840's."
CERTIFICATE
"From our meeting held at Ballymachree in ye County of Antrim and North of Ireland 2 month ye 10 1736. To Friends of the several meetings of ye people called Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania in America or elsewhere.
Dear Friends
Our friend Samuel Boyd having for some time past an inclination to remove himself and family from this to your province did acquaint us therewith and desired wee might take his said intentions under our consideration which wee have done and hereby sygnafye unto you that from our knowledge and intimate acquaintance with the said Samuel Boyd (whose parents were innocent, creditable Friends, under whose care he was educated in ye profession of true amongst us) he hath behaved himself soberly, honestly and innocently as a Christian friend and neighbor amongst us since as well as before their death and his wife is and has been one of our society hath also behaved herself honestly and soberly since she came amongst us and the said Samuel Boyd and his wife is in love and unity with us at parting and are free from debt or scandal as far as wee know. We heartily recommend them to God's protecting providence as their surest help and support in these intentions. Wee also entreat you that your care may be over them as Friends and members of our society for the good of them and family believing the said Samuel will behave himself (by God's blessing) worthy of your regard and fellowship."
Signed in behalf of said meeting by:
James Moore Lew Reford
Thomas Gregg Thomas Conven
William Moore John Randall
James Henderson John Sterling
Souce: Letter from Marion Scarbrough, 9-8-73
The following is found in Penn Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Stone Marker: "Dedicated to the memory of
SAMUEL BOYD
1682 - 1770
By His Descendants
He came from Ireland to America
in 1736
CHURCH RECORDS
Source: IRISH QUAKER ARRIVALS TO PENNSYLVANIA 1682-1750 BY ALBERT COOK MYERS
p. 106 - Sadsbury Monthly Meeting in Lancaster County
"SAMUEL BOYD - received 10 Month 6, 1742, dated 5 Mo 8, 1741, from Grange, Ireland."
(Note: 10 Month = December; 5 Month = July under Old Style Quaker Calendar used prior to 1753)
Source: Certificate of Leaving for Samuel Boyd and his family from the Friends Meeting at Ballamacree in the County of Antrim to the Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania, copy sent by Marion Scarborough in 1971 with the note, "I found a copy of this in an old autograph book that was handed down to us from a Hannah and a Mary Boyd written in the 1840's."
CERTIFICATE
"From our meeting held at Ballymachree in ye County of Antrim and North of Ireland 2 month ye 10 1736. To Friends of the several meetings of ye people called Quakers in the Province of Pennsylvania in America or elsewhere.
Dear Friends
Our friend Samuel Boyd having for some time past an inclination to remove himself and family from this to your province did acquaint us therewith and desired wee might take his said intentions under our consideration which wee have done and hereby sygnafye unto you that from our knowledge and intimate acquaintance with the said Samuel Boyd (whose parents were innocent, creditable Friends, under whose care he was educated in ye profession of true amongst us) he hath behaved himself soberly, honestly and innocently as a Christian friend and neighbor amongst us since as well as before their death and his wife is and has been one of our society hath also behaved herself honestly and soberly since she came amongst us and the said Samuel Boyd and his wife is in love and unity with us at parting and are free from debt or scandal as far as wee know. We heartily recommend them to God's protecting providence as their surest help and support in these intentions. Wee also entreat you that your care may be over them as Friends and members of our society for the good of them and family believing the said Samuel will behave himself (by God's blessing) worthy of your regard and fellowship."
Signed in behalf of said meeting by:
James Moore Lew Reford
Thomas Gregg Thomas Conven
William Moore John Randall
James Henderson John Sterling
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