Pennsylvania Births: Chester County, 1682-1800

Item Information
Title
Pennsylvania Births: Chester County, 1682-1800
Creator
Humphrey, John T.
Date
1994
Description
William Penn made his initial Pennsylvania landfall at Upland on 30 October 1682 and named the area “Chester” at the suggestion of several Friends whose origins could be traced to the English county and town of that name. The county of Chester, Pennsylvania, was officially established less than one month later, in November 1682. As one of Pennsylvania’s three original counties, Chester was the birthplace of many people who relocated to other areas of the United States. Most of the early church and meeting records for this county can be found only in manuscript form
Language
eng
Place
Pennsylvania--Chester County
Publisher
Humphrey Publications, Washington, D.C.
Identifier
ChesterCountyBirths
Subject
Registers of births, etc.
Temporal Coverage
1682/1800
Access Rights
free
Downloads
ChesterCountyBirths.pdf
ChesterCountyBirths.pdf

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