1. Ann – b. about 1754; m. Capt. John Cassin, of Philadelphia.
2. John – b. about 1756; buried 1 Oct 1818; m. Sarah Walton, of Scotland. He was a hatter, and lived and died in Middletown, Del. Co, Pa.
Prudence Wilcox Kartchner
3. Thomas - b. 7 Dec 1758; m. (1st) about 1782, Hannah, dau. Of Dr. Thomas Worrall, of Chester, now Del. Co., pa. He m. (2d) Catharine King, of same county. He was a papermaker. About 1813 he moved, with his wife, to Columbia Co., Pa.
4. Mary – b. 11 June 1763; baptized at St. Joseph’s Church; d. 4, 20, 1820; m. Peter Scravendyke, of Philadelphia.
a. James Scravendyke – b. 15 Jan 1800.
b.
5. Elizabeth – m. (1st) Feb., 1785, Capt. Henry Bicker. She m. (2d) Willliam McMurray, and m. (3d) Thomas Hoggard. She was a widow when she died in Sept, 1802.
6. Sabina (Sibby) – m. Robert Webb, of Philadelphia. In 1812 he was a jeweler living in Southwark.[1]
a. Robert – b. 26 Mar 1791[2]
b. Sabina – b. 25 Feb 1800.[3]
7. James, m. _______, Mary ______. He was a paper-maker, and as late as 1822 he was living in Middletown, Del. Co.
a. James Wilcocks – b. 15 Feb 1800[4]
[1] Check the southwark entry – not sure who for
[3] Sacramental Registers at St. Joseph's Church, Philadelphia, PA, January to December 1800.
http://books.google.com/ebooks/reader?id=bLMTAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA478
http://books.google.com/ebooks/reader?id=bLMTAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA478
[4] p. 478
Wilcocks [Willcox], on the 19th*, by Rev. J. Rosseter, James, born Feb. 15, of John Wilcocks and his wife Mary Warton [perhaps Wharton]**; sponsors Peter Scravendyke and Anna Cassin.
*19 October 1800
** At the bottom of the page the footnote says "Error. John Willcox married Sarah Walton.--Jos. Willcox
Wilcocks [Willcox], on the 19th*, by Rev. J. Rosseter, James, born Feb. 15, of John Wilcocks and his wife Mary Warton [perhaps Wharton]**; sponsors Peter Scravendyke and Anna Cassin.
*19 October 1800
** At the bottom of the page the footnote says "Error. John Willcox married Sarah Walton.--Jos. Willcox
THIS MIGHT FIT BETTER WITH THIS JAMES WILCOX BEING THE SON OF JAMES AND MARY WILCOX, not JOHN. EITHER WAY, IT APPEARS ONE OF THE NAMES COULD BE WRONG. - DK
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