Scotch-Irish in Northampton County

THE SCOTCH-IRISH IN NORTHAMPTON CO., PENN. In the year 1728, ante-dating many years the settlement of Easton, Bethlehem, Nazareth and. Allentown, a colony of Scotch Presbyterians, founded what was known as the Craig settlement, in the Monoquasy Valley, eleven miles northwest from Easton. The territory was named Allen Township in honor of Chief Justice, William … Read more

1790 Census, Wallen Papack, Northampton County

Heads of Families, Census 1790, Wallen Papack, Northampton County, Pennsylvania Woodward, Enos Chapman, Simeon Kimble, Jacob Bingham, Hezekiah, Jr. Ensley, Simon Purdy, Silas Stanton, Jacob Stanton, William Goodrich, William Welles, Gedediah Jones, Ruben Bemiet, Stephen Witty, Elijah Lester, Phenias Ensley, John Bryan, Prince Kellen, Sadoc Kellen, Silis Pellet, John Kellen, Epharam Kimble, Epharem Woodworth, Abisha … Read more

1790 Census, Easton, Northampton County

United States Census for 1790 Following is a complete list of heads of families in the town of Easton, Northampton county, Penn., according to the United States Census of 1790. Miksel, ChristopherRichard, AbrahamLidy, LeonardKnouse, LewisMush, CatharinUpp, JacobBeriine, AbrahamNunamaker, JacobBarnthouse, WilliamShuke, JohnSnyder, HenryHester, JohnIhoe, AdamUpp, MichelWilkins, GeorgeBackman, AbrahamHertsel, ChristopherTatelme, WilliamHay, AdamHane, HenryBarton, FrederickSwele, GeorgeShipard, MarySedman, IsaacSailor, … Read more

Taxables, Lower Saucon Township, Northampton County

PENNSYLVANIA TAXABLES. (Lower Saucon Township, Northampton County, in the Year 1812.) Apple, Ajndrew Ache, Ludwig Anglemier, Henry Adamy, Henry Aliens, Jacob Bachman, George Bachman, Christian Berger, Christian Bachman, John Butz, Peter Bosh, John Bader, Frederick Baehm, Philip Boihm, Philip Junr. Barns, John Boehm, Anthony Braun, Henry Bitelman, John Bivery John Beiver, Jacob Beidelman, Daniel Beidelman, … Read more

Lynn taxables, Lower Saucon Township

LYNN: – Taxables in Lower Saucon Township, Northampton County, Penn., for the year 1812: George Felix Lynn, Peter Lynn, Jonathan Lynn, John Lynn, William Lynn, Phillip Lynn and Elizabeth W. Lynn. SOURCE: Vol, IX, No 10, February 1921 Genealogy: a journal of American ancestry