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Title: The Bromwell genealogy : including descendants of William Bromwell and Beulah Hall with data relating to others of the Bromwell name in America. Also genealogical records of branches of the allied families of Holmes, (of Plymouth County, Massachusetts,) Payne, (of Kentucky and Indiana,) Rice and Leffler, (of Rice's Fort, Pennsylvania). With some descendants of Major Conrad Leffler, of Pennsylvania, and of the Rev. Peter Fullenwider, Rev. Jasper Simler, and Jonathan Boone, of Kentucky
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Bromwell, Henrietta E
Subjects: Bromwell family Holmes family Payne family Rice family Leffler family
Publisher: Denver, Col. : H.E. Bromwell
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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use onceoccupied by Williajn Harlow, built out of the old timbers of tiie fort of thePilgrims. It is weatherboarded, and well painted at this day, and presentsquite a modern appearance. (From published records.) (From Rees Cyclopaedia, 1819) :HARLOW. A parish and village in the hundred of the same name,County of Essex, Eng. Formerly a market town and place of considerabletrade, but fallen into disuse. Inhabitants chiefly supported by agriculturalpursuits. Three annual fairs. Harlow Bush fair for sale of cattle, etc. Thechurch was partly demolished by fire in 1711, but was soon restored and orna-mented with much painted glass. The original structure was in the cathedralform, but the tower, which rose from the center, has been replaced by acupola. Harlow is 23 miles from London; in 1801 had 265 houses and 1,514inhabitants. About three miles distant, in the Parish of Latton, are the re-mains of an Augustine Priory, founded previous to 1270 (see Morants Hist,and Antiq. of Essex, 2 vols.).
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OLD STATE CAl^ITOL, CORYDON, INDIANA.(Fioni a Sketch by Henrv Bromwell.) THE PAYNE FAMILY Descendants of Jonathan Payne and Elizaljetli Wright. (1) JOXATHAA^ PAYNE, b. Isov. 3, 1770, BedfordCo., Va., or Pa., according to different family traditions. Thenames of these states when abbreviated and written carelesslyresemble each other very much. The fact of the descendantshaving two traditions is easily accounted for. He d. Sept. 16,1845, aged 74 years. He is said to have been a, descendant ofJosiah Payne, who was a relative of Sir Robert Payne, one ofthe original proprietors of Virginia. He was a very remark-able character, deeply religious, of a most refined, sensitive na-ture, of sterling integrity and very proud. He married in Shel-by Co., Ky., Aug. 20, 1798, Elizabeth Wright, who was 16 yearsold at the time, born in 1782, April 22, in Virginia, BerkeleyCity, Berkeley Co. She remembered her native state, and oftenspoke of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains which she hadcrossed in chi

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