21. Abraham Ellot Sr. 1, 2, 3, 4 (John , Thomas , John , Peter ) was born 5 about 1725 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died 6 about 1808 in Randolph County, North Carolina. He was buried in Asheboro, Nc. Abraham was born about 1730 in Deep River, North Carolina. He died in 1808 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
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Abraham lived to be 83 years old.
Abraham married (1) Priscilla Foulke 1 in 1746 in Newberry, York, Pa. Priscilla was born 2 in 1724 in Chester County, Pa. She died 3 on Mar 30 1786 in Asheboro, Randolph, Nc.
Priscilla lived to be 62 years old.
They had the following children:
26 M i Hester Elliott 1, 2 was born 3 in 1749 in Newberry, York, Pa. Hester was born 4 about 1764 in York, Pa. 27 F ii Jemima Elliott 1 was born 2 in 1749 in Newberry, York, Pa. 28 F iii Ruth Elliott 1 was born 2 in 1749 in Newberry, York, Pa. Ruth was born in 1749. + 29 M iv Joseph Elliott , Sr. + 30 M v Abraham Elliott , Jr. 31 M vi John Elliott 1 was born 2 in 1757 in Newberry, York, Pa. He died after 1796. John was born about 1757 in Newberry Twp, York, Pa. John married Mary. 32 M vii Samey Elliott 1 was born 2 in 1761 in Newberry, York, Pa. Samey was born 3 about 1749 in York, Pa, USA. He was born 4 in 1759.
1 NAME Sammy /Elliott/
2 SOUR S012045
3 DATA
4 TEXT Ancestry.com. One World Tree (sm) [database online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.
1 NAME Sammy /Elliott/
2 SOUR S012045
3 DATA
4 TEXT Ancestry.com. One World Tree (sm) [database online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.
Samey married Sarah. 33 F viii Priscilla Elliott 1, 2 was born 3 in 1762 in Newberry, York, Pa. She died 4 in 1807. Priscilla was born about 1762 in Newberry Twp, York, Pa. She died 5 in 1807.
Abraham married (2) Sarah Pike 1 on Aug 11 1774 in Cane Creek, Orange, Nc. Sarah was born 2 on Feb 26 1733 in Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, Nc. She died 3 on May 11 1811 in Cane Creek, Orange, Nc. She was buried in May 1811 in Cane Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Nc. Sarah died 4 on May 11 1811 in Cane Creek, Chatham, Nc, USA.
They had the following children:
+ 34 M ix Enoch Elliott
22. Benjamin Ellot 1, 2, 3 (John , Thomas , John , Peter ) was born in 1736 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA. He died on Jul 5 1816 in Monaghan Twp.,York Co.,Pa.
1 NOTE Prowell's book says landmarks of Monaghan house built by Benjamin Elliot1769. He is listed in the 1762 assessed inhabitants of York Co., PA, in Newberry Twp. and he is listed on the 1765 county tax list with 100 acres, 30 clear, 7 sow, 3 horses and mares, 10 sheep, no servants or negroes. He wrote his will Sept. 19, 1795 and it was probated Feb. 15. 1803 in York Co., PA. Executors are his son John Elliot and son-in-law Enoch Vanscoyoc and his children, John, Mary,and Lydia.
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Alt death: Feb 15 1803
Benjamin married Ann Wall 1 on Dec 25 1753 in Lancaster Co.,Pa,Thornburey Twp..
They had the following children:
35 M i John Elliot 1. John married Living. 36 M ii Absalom Elliot 1. 37 F iii Lydia Elliot 1. Lydia married Enoch van Scoyoc 1, 2 about 1780. 38 F iv Mary Elliot 1. Mary married Living. + 39 M v Isaac Elliot
23. Jacob Ellot Sr. 1, 2, 3 (John , Thomas , John , Peter ) was born in 1729 in Chester County, Pa.
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Jacob (Ellott) & w & ch, Jacob, Elizabeth, Hannah, Israel & William, (received on certificate from) Warrington MM, Pa., dated 9/20/1763. Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 Vol I, New Garden M onthly Meeting Pgs. 487-584
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Media: Electronic Title: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 Vol I, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina Pgs. 487-584
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Jacob (Ellott) & w & ch, Jacob, Elizabeth, Hannah, Israel & William, (received on certificate from) Warrington MM, Pa., dated 9/20/1763. Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 Vol I, New Garden M onthly Meeting Pgs. 487-584This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/york/46/data/166072
Genealogical records from Warrington MM,PA
-Sadsbury MM,. Lancaster co,PA on 6 Oct 1755 Jacob Elliot condemns his outgoing in marriage
-Sadsbury MM on 1 Dec 1755 Jacob Elliot requests certificate to Warrington MM
-New Garden MM, Rowan co,NC on 26 Nov 1763 Jacob Ellott & wife & 5 children received on certificate from Warrington MM,PA dated 20 Sep 1763
-Center MM set off from New Garden MM,NC in 1773
-New Garden MM on 27 Apr 1782 Jacob Ellott & hw Elizabeth & 4 children received on certificate from Center MM dated 21 Jul 1781
-New Garden MM on 31 Jan 1784 Jacob Ellott & hw Elizabeth & 4 children granted certificate to Center MMThese notes are taken from emails from Marsha Moses.
Notes concerning North Carolina--
1752 Orange was created from Gladen, Granville, and Johnston.
1753 Rowan was created from Anson
1770 Guilford was created from Rowan and Orange Counties.
1779 Randolph was created from Guilford.From Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy
1782 4,27, Jacob (Ellot) and w. Elizabeth and ch. William, Abraham, Elizabeth, and Rachel rocf Center MM, NC dated 1781, 7 21
1784, 1, 31, Jacob (Ellot) and s. Elizabeth aand ch. William, Abraham, Eliz, and Rachel gct Center MM(rocf--received on certificate from) (gcf--granted a certificate to) Center MM was in Guilford County. It was located about ten miles south of Greensboro, NC, so it would have been in the part of Guilford County that remained Guilford County.
Many of the Quakers moved just before 1800 to Lost Creek MM--There is an Abraham Elliott who is received there. This is located near the town of New Market in Jefferson County, TN Many of these peple seem to move to Ohio and Indiana in the first decade of the 1800's. Among the notations for Lost Creek is:
1807, 9, 26 Abraham Elliott is dis rem. That means disowned removed. All of the Elliotts disappear from the church records after 1810.
Randolph Co. NC Deed Abstracts 17__-1794 Volume 1 p. 45-46
14 Oct 1782
Jacob Elliott Sr. and Eliz his wife of Montgomery County Va to Jacob Elliott Junr of Randolph Co.....
Signed Jacob Elliott, Elizabeth Elliott
Wit Israel Elliott, Abraham Elliott
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________From notes found on Rootsweb also taken from Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy
1763, 11, 26 Jacob Elliott and wife and children Jacob, Elizabeth, Hannah, Israel and William rocf Warrington MM Pennsylvania dtd 1763, 9, 20, by New Garden MM, NC
History of Wayne County (Indiana) by Andrew W. Young-published by Robert Clark & Co. 1872
p. 75-77.
During the war of 1812, Indian alarms were frequent, and the inhabitants were kept constantly in a case of disquiet. The lands purchased in 1809" called the "Twelve mile purchase," were settled rather slowly. A few settlements were commenced before the lands were surveyed. But during the war few ventured far beyond the older settlements. Notwithstanding, forts and block houses were built for the protection of the inhabitants, many, especially those in the more sparsely settled places, left their new homes, and removed to places of greater security. Some took up a temporary abode among the denser population of Wayne township; others passed the state line into Ohio.
After a series of successes which attended our arms against the British and the Indians, among which was the capture by, Commodore Perry, of the British fleet on Lake Erie in 1813, the Miamis, Pottawattamies, and other tribes, sued for peace with the United States. An armistice was agreed on; and in July, 1814, a council was held at Greenville, Ohio, where a treaty of peace was negotiated by Gen. Wm. H. Harrison and Gov. Lewis Cass, Commissioneers on the part of the United States. There were present at this council about 4,000 souls, chiefly Miamis, Weas, Delawares, Shawnees, and Wyandots.
To the incidents connected with the war of 1812, related in the foregoing pages, it is deemed proper to add, that this war was a source of much trouble to the Friends. They were much harassed on account of their refusal to do military duty. Some were repeatedly drafted and fined; and their property was sold at an enormous sacrifice to pay the fines. A valuable wagon, for instance, was sold at auction for five dollars, and various other kinds of property in about the same proportion. Four young men were imprisoned in the county jail in winter; and to extort from them a promise of compliance, fire was denied them. Their sufferings must have been intolerable but for the partial relief afforded them by Dr. David F. Sackett, the county Recorder, and Jesse Bond, then living where Earlham College now is; the former handing hot bricks through the grates, and the latter blankets. "Suits," says Judge Hoover, "were subsequently brought against the officers for false imprisonment. The trials were had in Brookville, in Franklin County. They all recovered damages; but I have every reason to believe that the whole of the damages and costs was paid out of moneys extorted from others of the Friends. To cap the climax of absurdity and outrage, the gentlemen officers arrested an old man named Jacob Elliott, and tried him by court-marital for treason, found him guilty and sentenced him to be shot! But gave him a chance to run away in the dark, they firing off their guns at the same time." Many other instances of cruelty to these people might be given.
Jacob married Elizabeth in 1751 in Lancaster County, Pa. Elizabeth was born in 1733. She died on Oct 28 1791.
Under Center Monthly Meeting, Guilford Co., N. Carolina there are minutes about Jacob & Elizabeth's children and the death date for Elizabeth (): "page 85. Elizabeth Elliott, w. Jacob, d. 10/28/1791, aged 58 years."
Jacob and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 40 M i Jacob Ellot Jr. 41 F ii Hannah B. Ellot was born on Nov 24 1756 in York County, Pa. Hannah married Stephen Ward. Stephen was born in 1750. He died in 1835. + 42 M iii Israel Ellot 43 M iv William Ellot was born in 1761 in York County, Pa. + 44 M v Abraham Ellot 45 F vi Elizabeth Ellot was born on Jun 7 1766 in Rowan County, North Carolina, USA. She died on Mar 4 1841 in Salem, Indiana, USA. She was buried in Friends Cemetery, Salem, Indiana, USA. Elizabeth married Hugh Maxwell. Hugh was born on Feb 9 1762. He died on Jun 8 1830. 46 F vii Rachel Ellot was born in 1768 in Rowan County, North Carolina, USA.