Joshua Lindley HADLEY Sr. & Patience BROWN - Media
Joshua Lindley HADLEY Sr. & Patience BROWN - Media
Joshua Lindley Hadley will
Hadley Family by Ruth Kline Ladd
Hadley:Brown Family by James Bellarts
Joshua L. Hadley & Patience Brown plaque
Joshua Lindley Hadley Sr. family
Great Pennsylvania to North Carolina Wagon Route
Snow Camp, Alamance, North Carolin, Cane Creek Friends Meeting House
Cane Creek Cemetery, Orange, North Carolina
Joshua Lindley Hadley will
Joshua Lindley Hadley will. North Carolina, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1665-1998 Orange Wills, Vol A-B, 1752-1795.
Hadley Family by Ruth Kline Ladd
Hadley Family by Ruth Kline Ladd 8 page excerpt.
Hadley:Brown Family by James Bellarts
Hadley:Brown Family by James Bellarts, 7 page excerpt.
Joshua L. Hadley & Patience Brown plaque
Joshua L. Hadley & Patience Brown plaque on Find A Grave posted by SueWS.
Joshua Lindley Hadley Sr. family
Joshua Lindley Hadley Sr. family. Notes on the Quaker family of Hadley
Notes on the Quaker Family of Hadley pages 22-24.
Great Pennsylvania to North Carolina Wagon Route
Joshua Hadley Sr. moved with Patience and his family first to the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia in about 1748. Then, eight years later in 1756, they relocated again to Cane Creek, North Carolina. These movements were nearly certainly down the Great Philadelphia Wagon Route, which was not more than ruts passing over the Appalachian mountains and through the endless forests, down through Virginia to the Carolinas, as shown in the map below. Cane Creek in Chatham County, North Carolina is not far from this wagon route. On Ancestry from Cheryl Sheeder.
Snow Camp, Alamance, North Carolin, Cane Creek Friends Meeting House
Cane Creek Cemetery, Orange, North Carolina
Cane Creek Cemetery, Orange, North Carolina on Ancestry from cheryl osborne.
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