Son of:
David Beckley 1761-1841
Priscilla (Hurff) Beckley 1766-1830
He married Sara B. Risley January 5, 1845.
He was born in the vicinity of Blackwood, New Jersey, and later settled in Long-a-Coming, now called Berlin, where he had a farm along the White Horse Pike (Rt 30). He also operated a store in a small building adjacent to his home and manufactured boxes which he sold in Philadelphia, PA. He was Justice of the Peace in Gloucester County.
David Beckley 1761-1841
Priscilla (Hurff) Beckley 1766-1830
He married Sara B. Risley January 5, 1845.
He was born in the vicinity of Blackwood, New Jersey, and later settled in Long-a-Coming, now called Berlin, where he had a farm along the White Horse Pike (Rt 30). He also operated a store in a small building adjacent to his home and manufactured boxes which he sold in Philadelphia, PA. He was Justice of the Peace in Gloucester County.
Son of:
David Beckley 1761-1841
Priscilla (Hurff) Beckley 1766-1830
He married Sara B. Risley January 5, 1845.
He was born in the vicinity of Blackwood, New Jersey, and later settled in Long-a-Coming, now called Berlin, where he had a farm along the White Horse Pike (Rt 30). He also operated a store in a small building adjacent to his home and manufactured boxes which he sold in Philadelphia, PA. He was Justice of the Peace in Gloucester County.
David Beckley 1761-1841
Priscilla (Hurff) Beckley 1766-1830
He married Sara B. Risley January 5, 1845.
He was born in the vicinity of Blackwood, New Jersey, and later settled in Long-a-Coming, now called Berlin, where he had a farm along the White Horse Pike (Rt 30). He also operated a store in a small building adjacent to his home and manufactured boxes which he sold in Philadelphia, PA. He was Justice of the Peace in Gloucester County.
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