Ann was the d/o Thomas Hitchcock of Cecil County, Maryland.
Emanuel and Ann raised twelve children his father's original farmhouse in Brandywine Hundred. They were active in St. Martin's Church where Emanuel was a vestryman from 1725 until his death.
Emanuel and Ann raised twelve children his father's original farmhouse in Brandywine Hundred. They were active in St. Martin's Church where Emanuel was a vestryman from 1725 until his death.
Ann was the d/o Thomas Hitchcock of Cecil County, Maryland.
Emanuel and Ann raised twelve children his father's original farmhouse in Brandywine Hundred. They were active in St. Martin's Church where Emanuel was a vestryman from 1725 until his death.
Emanuel and Ann raised twelve children his father's original farmhouse in Brandywine Hundred. They were active in St. Martin's Church where Emanuel was a vestryman from 1725 until his death.
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