Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameHannah GATCHEL 
Birth Date5 Mar 1717
Birth PlaceEast Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania
Death Date7 Nov 1763 Age: 46
Death PlaceEast Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania
Burial PlaceLittle Britain, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Eastland Friends Burial Ground Cemetery
ReligionQuaker
Spouses
Birth Date5 Mar 1717
Birth PlaceChester County, Pennsylvania
Death Date17 Oct 1798 Age: 81
Death PlaceLancaster County, Pennsylvania
Burial PlaceMarshallton, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Bradford Friends Burying Ground
ReligionQuaker
FatherJeremiah BROWN Sr. , 1070 (1687-1767)
MotherMary ROYAL , 1071 (1689-1749)
Family ID8557
Marr Date15 Oct 1736
Notes for Joshua (Spouse 1)
Born 03 mon/may 5/1717.
"in the 82nd year of his age"
Married twice, first to Hannah on 10/15/1735 (OS/NS) and then Zillah.
"Joshua Brown, a renowned minister of the Religious Society of Friends, was an abolitionist and a temperance advocate; he made quite an impression on the young Maule boys. It is believed Zillah met Joshua when he was on one of his journeys as a Friends minister and was staying at the home of Daniel Walker. Thomas Maule's will was quite unusual, because in it he left his property, including the farm, to Zillah and his children in equal shares, rather than to the oldest child. After Zillah married Joshua Brown, she and the Maule boys moved to Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. The Radnor farm was rented until all the children attained legal age. Rec. of Radnor MM & Phila. MM".
Gravesite Details
Thank you to Ginny # 47172218 for sharing link to 2nd wife & Kate Londagin # for sharing years of marriage & link to father. Also, Sheila Duplaga for locations of birth/passing and paragraph in quotations.
On Find A Grave.
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"in the 82nd year of his age"
Married twice, first to Hannah on 10/15/1735 (OS/NS) and then Zillah.
"Joshua Brown, a renowned minister of the Religious Society of Friends, was an abolitionist and a temperance advocate; he made quite an impression on the young Maule boys. It is believed Zillah met Joshua when he was on one of his journeys as a Friends minister and was staying at the home of Daniel Walker. Thomas Maule's will was quite unusual, because in it he left his property, including the farm, to Zillah and his children in equal shares, rather than to the oldest child. After Zillah married Joshua Brown, she and the Maule boys moved to Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. The Radnor farm was rented until all the children attained legal age. Rec. of Radnor MM & Phila. MM".
Gravesite Details
Thank you to Ginny # 47172218 for sharing link to 2nd wife & Kate Londagin # for sharing years of marriage & link to father. Also, Sheila Duplaga for locations of birth/passing and paragraph in quotations.
On Find A Grave.
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