Sarah Lacey

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1780, , Camden, South Carolina, USA; Between Broad and Catawba Rivers
• Residence: 1800, , Chester, South Carolina, USA
• Residence: 1810, , Randolph, Illinois, USA
• Residence: 1817, , Randolph, Illinois, USA

Reuben married Esther Sadler. Esther (daughter of John Sadler and Mary) was born about 1735; died in , Randolph, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: , , , USA
• Residence: 1780, , Camden, South Carolina, USA
• Residence: 1785, , Chester, South Carolina, USA
• Residence: 1790, , Chester, South Carolina, USA

Notes:

History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania.
Containing History of the Counties, Their Townships, Towns, Villages,
Schools, Churches, Industries, Etc.; Portraits of Early Settlers and
Prominent Men; Biographies; History of Pennsylvania; Statistical and
Miscellaneous Matter, Etc., Etc. Illustrated. Chicago: Warner, Beers
& Co., 1886.
http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/cumberland/beers/beers.htm
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PART II.

HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

CHAPTER XVIII.

BOROUGH OF SHIPPENSBURG.

257 HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT - EARLY REMINISCENCES - LIST OF ORIGINAL LAND
PURCHASERS - EARLY HOTELS IN SHIPPENSBURG - CHURCHES - CEMETERIES -
SCHOOLS - NEWSPAPERS - BANK - SOCIETIES.

SHIPPENSBURG is the oldest town in the valley and, with the exception
of York, the oldest town in the State west of the Susquehanna River.
The first settlement at this place is said to have been made by twelve
families in June, 1730.* In May, 1733, there were eighteen cabins in
the settlement, which had, as yet, no name. These cabins were mostly
at the eastern end of the town, which was the first to present the
appearance of a village. "When the town was subsequently laid out by
the proprietor, the point where Queen Street crosses King was selected
as the centre."

261 HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

BOROUGH OF SHIPPENSBURG.

1 Samuel Montgomery. 82 Adam Carnahan.
2 David Magaw. 83 James Reynolds.
3, 4 Francis Campble. 84 Robert Peebles.
5 Peter Miller. 85 Anthony Maule.
6, 7 William Piper. 86 James Dunlap.
8 John Cunningham. 87 Gideon Miller.
9 Anthony Maule. 88 Andrew Boyd.
10,11 Richard Long. 89 Joseph Parks.
12, 13, 14 Francis Campble. 90 Tristram Miller.
15 Alexander Sterrit. 91 John Redott.
16 William Cowan. 92 Anthony Maule.
17 John Brady. 93 James Reynolds.
18 William Reynolds. 94 George Ehley.
19, 20 James McCall. 95 William Duncan.
21 Robert Chambers. 96 Anthony Maule.
22 John Cesna. 97 John Mains.
23 William Hendricks. 98 Robert Brown.
24 George Ross. 99 John Heap. Meadow lot.
25 Andrew Wilkins. 100, 101 Samuel Rippey.
26, 27 William Barr. 102 Lucinda Piper.
28 Andrew Wilkins. 103 Samuel Rippey.
29 Thomas Finley. 104 Robert Peebles.
30 Humphrey Montgomery. 105 John Smith.
31 Thomas Finley. 106 Anthony Maule.
32 Daniel Duncan. 107 Johnson Smith.
33 Isaac Miller. 108 James Piper.
34 John Montgomery. 109 Samuel Rippey.
35, 36 Samuel Perry. 110 William Wilson.
37 John Corbet. 111 Margaret McDaniel.
38 Daniel Duncan. 112, 113 Benjamin Kilgore.
39 Blank. 114 Blank.
40 Daniel Duncan. 115 Anthony Maule.
41 Archibald Flemming. 116 William Campbell.
42 James Lowery. 117, 118 James McCall.
43 Andrew Keith. 119 George McCandless.
44 James McClintock. 120, 121 Daniel Duncan.
45 William Leeper. 122 Blank.
46 Blank. 123 Blank.
47 David McKnight. 124 David Ellis.
48 William Barr. 125 John Montgomery.
49 William Sutherland. 126 James Russell.
50, 51 John Miller. 127 Blank.
52 Martin Holderbaum. 128 John Montgomery.
53 Samuel Tate. 129, 130, 131 Blank.
54 William Brookins. 132 Thomas Atkinson.
55 Samuel Duncan. 133 Blank.
56 Matthew Adams. 134 Robert Beatty.
57 William McConnel. 135 Samuel Perry.
58 Blank. 136 John Carnahan.
59, 60 Meeting-house, graveyard. 137 Samuel Perry.
61 Richard Long. 138 John Cessna.
62 Henry Davis. 139 Alexander Askey.
63, 64 Edward Lacey. 140 John Mahan.
65 Archibald Mahan. 141 to (and including) 148 Blank.
66 James McKeeny. 149 Alexander Johnston.
67 Jacob Kiser. 150, 151 John Dietrick.
68 Blank. 152 Abraham Beidleman.
69 Dr. Robert McCall. 153 Anthony Maule.
70 Blank. 154 Jacob Lightner.
71 George Taylor. 155 John Gregory.
72, 73 Andrew McLean. 156 George McCandless.
74 Church lot - free. 157 Jacob Kiser.
75 Benjamin Coppenheffer. 158 John Davenport.
76 Robert Reed. 159 Joseph Mitchel.
77 Joseph Campbell. 160 Thomas Moore.
78 John Reynolds. 161 John Dietrick.
79 Jacob Milliron. 162, 163 Frederick Shipley.
80 Valentine Haupt. 164 John Stall.
81 Simon Rice. 165 Christian Gish

262 HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

166 Andrew Patterson 171 Christian Gish.
167, 168 Blank. 172 Frederick Sheval.
169 Casper Sallsgibber. 173 Walter Welsh.
170 David Duncan.

The place in early days was sometimes spoken of as "Shippen's Farm."
As a specimen of the deeds, an indenture made on the 13th of March,
1764, between Edward Shippen of the borough of Lancaster, of the one
part, & Archibald Machan, of the other," conveys, subject to the quit
rent "a certain lot of ground Scituate within a certain new town called
Shippensburg, in the county of Cumberland, containing in breadth sixty-
four feet four inches, & in length 457, 4 inches, No 65, Bounded on the
South by King Street & on the west by Lot No 60 granted or intended to
be granted to James Mackeney, & on the east by Lot No 64 Granted to
Edward Lacey & on the north by a fourteen foot alley, &c. (Signed)
Edward Shippen."

Edward married Julian A (Juliene) Browne. Julian was born in 1710 in , , South Carolina, USA; died in 1795. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Abt 1783, Craven, Camden, South Carolina, USA
• Probate: 7 Jul 1783, , Kershaw, South Carolina, USA

John married Mary. Mary died after 1783 in , Camden, South Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Huguenot. was born in 1651 in , , , France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]