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The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 92 THATCHER-STEVENS. Information wanted on Sarah Thatcher, born NJ 1792, married John B. Stevens 1826, lived in Byberry, Philadelphia, PA. Daughter Angeline Stevens married Robert Reed, lived on Bristol Rd., Bensalem Township, Bucks County, PA. Norma Reed Minturn, 4941 Central Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226. TODD. Seek information on William Todd, elder in Abington Presbyterian Church in PA. He migrated to Augusta County, VA, with brothers Samuel, James and Low Todd in 1754. William Todd had two children: William and Lydia, both born in Philadelphia, The brothers arrived from Ireland 15 September 1737 on the Brigantine Elizabeth. Ginn) Mitchell, Rte. 1 Box 916-B, Niceville, FL 32578. WINSLOW-THOMPSON. Seek information on ancestors of Samuel B. Winslow, son of James and Elizabeth Winslow, of Argyle, Washington County, NY, born 1832 in Argyle, died Troy, NY, 7 January 1894. Also: ancestors of Ruth A. Thompson, wife of Samuel B. Winslow, and daughter of James Thompson and Sarah (Irvin) Thompson, of Schagticoke, Rensselaer County, NY, born 1833, died 22 August 1918 in Schagticoke. The Winslow line is believed to go back to Gov. Edward Winslow, but many generations are missing. Ruth (Thompson) Winslow's parents were probably born in the North of Ireland. Thomas R. Kello R.D. 3 Box 39, Malvern, PA 19355. .m=m1MME. MS . - The Edwin Squire Dunkerley Bequest Edwin Squire Dunkerley, whose obituary appeared in the Spring 1982 issue of the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, bequeathed to the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania the major portion of his estate amounting to more than $100,000. This bequest, now received and added- to our endowment, is designated as the Edwin Squire Dunkerley Fund in memory of this long-time member, friend and benefactor of the Society. =i1 Corrections and Additions On page 287 of the last issue under "v William Bezer," strike out in line 7 "or the following year," to read, "There is contradictory evidence pointing to his arrival in Pennsylvania on the ship Bnsiol Factor in 1681 with his brother John, or on the Bristol Comfort, with his brother Edward." And on the same page under "ii Edward Bezer," line 9, make it read: "for Pennsylvania early in 1683." That was the arrival date of the Bristol Comfort.