Early Maltby, with Some Roades History and that of the Maulsby Family in America, Descendants of William and Mary Maltby, Emigrants from Nottinghamshire, England to PennsylvaniaCornman Printing Company, 1909 - 388 pages |
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9 mo acres appointed Balt Baltimore Barlborough Hall Barnard Belair born brother buried Charles Chester Conway Cook County daughter David and Mary David Malsby death deed Derbyshire died Edward Eliz Elizabeth emigrated England father Frances Friends George Gunpowder Gwynedd Hannah Harford Harford County Harris heirs Henry Hussey Isaac James Hicks James Orr James Parr Jane Jesse John Laugharne John Malsby John Roads Joseph Joseph McCoy June Kent land Laugharne Malsby Little Falls living Lost Creek Lydia Margaret Maria marriage married Mary Hicks Mary Laugharne Mary Malsby Maryland Maulsby McConnell Meeting House meeting-house Merchant Maulsby Monthly Meeting Morris Nottinghamshire Orston Parr Pennsylvania perches Phila Philadelphia Plymouth Meeting Quaker records Rees Rhoads Richard Samuel Samuel McConnell Sarah Sept Sitler Stephen Parry Tamar Thomas township Warrington Whitemarsh Whitemarsh township wife William Maltby
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