Daughter of William Harlan (b. 1724) and Abigail Hollingsworth (b. 1725)
Abigail's father was born in Kennett, Pennsylvania. His family removed to West Marlborough during his first year. Her mother was born in Chester County. They were Friends, married at Old Centre Meeting, and resided on a farm in Chester County until their children were grown, when they removed to Wilmington, Delaware, where they are believed to be interred.
Abigail was their youngest child. She and her husband were married in Wilmington.
Abigail's father was born in Kennett, Pennsylvania. His family removed to West Marlborough during his first year. Her mother was born in Chester County. They were Friends, married at Old Centre Meeting, and resided on a farm in Chester County until their children were grown, when they removed to Wilmington, Delaware, where they are believed to be interred.
Abigail was their youngest child. She and her husband were married in Wilmington.
Daughter of William Harlan (b. 1724) and Abigail Hollingsworth (b. 1725)
Abigail's father was born in Kennett, Pennsylvania. His family removed to West Marlborough during his first year. Her mother was born in Chester County. They were Friends, married at Old Centre Meeting, and resided on a farm in Chester County until their children were grown, when they removed to Wilmington, Delaware, where they are believed to be interred.
Abigail was their youngest child. She and her husband were married in Wilmington.
Abigail's father was born in Kennett, Pennsylvania. His family removed to West Marlborough during his first year. Her mother was born in Chester County. They were Friends, married at Old Centre Meeting, and resided on a farm in Chester County until their children were grown, when they removed to Wilmington, Delaware, where they are believed to be interred.
Abigail was their youngest child. She and her husband were married in Wilmington.
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