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Family of Zechariah DRAKE and Elizabeth BLACKWELL
Husband: | Zechariah DRAKE (1718?-1766) | |
Wife: | Elizabeth BLACKWELL ( - ) | |
Children: | John DRAKE (1748-1839) |
Husband: Zechariah DRAKE
Name: | Zechariah DRAKE 1 | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | Benjamin DRAKE (1683-1763) | |
Mother: | Mary RUNYON (1677-1748) | |
Birth | 1718 (app) | Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey 2 |
Death | 1766 (age 47-48) | Bucks County, Pennsylvania 3,4 |
Wife: Elizabeth BLACKWELL
Name: | Elizabeth BLACKWELL | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | - | |
Mother: | - |
Child 1: John DRAKE
Name: | John DRAKE | |
Sex: | Male | |
Spouse: | Jane NEELY ( -1810) | |
Birth | 5 Sep 1748 | Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey 5 |
Death | 3 Mar 1839 (age 90) | Huntsville, Alabama 6 |
Note on Husband: Zechariah DRAKE - shared note
Monnette, "First Settlers of Ye Plantations", pg 819, mentions a wife, Dorothy. She is not mentioned in any other sources. S.R. Williams, Clifford and Martha Hardin, and the LDS Ancestral File all name Elizabeth Blackwell.
Zechariah was a mamber of Hopewell Church in 1749.
Carol Harbushka of the Drake Exchange mentions Dorothy as Zechariah's first wife.
Sources
1 | Orra Eugene Monnette, "Monnette, "First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodbridge E. NJ"". 819. |
Brigham Young University Library at Provo, Utah. Call Number: F144.P68 M74. |
2 | "Carol Harbushka of the Drake Exchange - charbushka@earthlink.net". |
3 | Clifford M. Hardin and Martha Wood Hardin, "Hardin, "The Drakes in New
Hampshire, New Jersey, and Kentucky"". 11.
Text From Source: Zachariah d. in Bucks Co, PA in 1766 |
4 | Stanley Ross Williams, "Williams, "The Drake Family" 1980" (Name: compilation
published in 1980;). 3.
Text From Source: Died in Bucks Co, PA in 1766 |
Drake Family Historical Files. |
5 | Ibid. 3.
Text From Source: Son, John, born in Hopewell 5 sept 1748. |
6 | Ibid. 3.
Text From Source: John and Jane settled 2 mi. south of Huntsville, Alabama on a farm. John died there 3 March 1839. |