"The best policy when researching original records is to write the dates the way that you see them. Some Quaker researchers have transposed the dates into what they thought were the correct' dates. As you can imagine, these types of erroneous conversions could seriously affect the family stories. Misdating may lead you to erroneously conclude, for example, that a woman was pregnant prior to marriage or that the children were born after the family moved to a new meeting. To learn more about Quaker dates and calendars, order : Thee & Me: A Beginner's Guide to Early Quaker Records. Available on Amazon.com, available as an eBook or in printed format. The printed book has dozens of illustrations and images, including a bonus chapter with a case study demonstrating step-by-step how to perform a successful search using the Quaker Collections on Ancestry.com". https://www.ancestry.com/corporate/blog/quaker-calendars-dates-in-just-two-days-tomorrow-will-be-yesterday/
Son of Joseph and Elizabeth Miller
wife Mary Newlin 1739-1818-m. May 6 1757
Son Joseph married Elizabeth Newzum, d/o Richard
Sons, Nathaniel, Daniel, Isaac, Joseph
Burial source: from Marian Johnson
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/lancaster/cemeteries/sadsburyunmarked.txt
Regarding your information about Joseph Dickinson and Elizabeth Miller - Joseph
Dickinson was the son of Daniel Dickinson and Elizabeth Scott and was born in
Edenderry, Offaly, Ireland, Elizabeth Miller was the Daughter
of Gayen / Gawen Miller and Margaret Henderson who were also said to be from
Ireland. Gayen settled in Kennett Township, Chester County, PA as early as
1702, and his daughter Elizabeth was born in Kennett Township, NOT England.
Marian Johnson (#47442963)
"The best policy when researching original records is to write the dates the way that you see them. Some Quaker researchers have transposed the dates into what they thought were the correct' dates. As you can imagine, these types of erroneous conversions could seriously affect the family stories. Misdating may lead you to erroneously conclude, for example, that a woman was pregnant prior to marriage or that the children were born after the family moved to a new meeting. To learn more about Quaker dates and calendars, order : Thee & Me: A Beginner's Guide to Early Quaker Records. Available on Amazon.com, available as an eBook or in printed format. The printed book has dozens of illustrations and images, including a bonus chapter with a case study demonstrating step-by-step how to perform a successful search using the Quaker Collections on Ancestry.com". https://www.ancestry.com/corporate/blog/quaker-calendars-dates-in-just-two-days-tomorrow-will-be-yesterday/
Son of Joseph and Elizabeth Miller
wife Mary Newlin 1739-1818-m. May 6 1757
Son Joseph married Elizabeth Newzum, d/o Richard
Sons, Nathaniel, Daniel, Isaac, Joseph
Burial source: from Marian Johnson
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/lancaster/cemeteries/sadsburyunmarked.txt
Regarding your information about Joseph Dickinson and Elizabeth Miller - Joseph
Dickinson was the son of Daniel Dickinson and Elizabeth Scott and was born in
Edenderry, Offaly, Ireland, Elizabeth Miller was the Daughter
of Gayen / Gawen Miller and Margaret Henderson who were also said to be from
Ireland. Gayen settled in Kennett Township, Chester County, PA as early as
1702, and his daughter Elizabeth was born in Kennett Township, NOT England.
Marian Johnson (#47442963)
Family Members
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Nathaniel Dickinson
1759–1843
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Joseph Dickinson
1761–1832
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Isaac Dickinson Sr
1765–1825
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Esther Dickinson Passmore
1766–1854
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James Dickinson
1769–1839
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Elizabeth Dickinson Truman
1771–1808
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Cyrus Dickinson
1773–1773
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Rebecca Dickinson Chambers
1774–1862
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Mary Dickinson Chalfant
1776–1848
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Deborah Dickinson Walker
1778–1847
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