Hussey Families

HUSSEY FAMILIES

*Joseph Hussey 1660-1772 The Dissenting Minister

* The Hussey Millenium

*Hussey's in Military

*Hussey's in the British Isles

* Nathan Hussey History

* Henry Hussey: Colonial Life and Christian Experience (1897)

* Hussey's in North Carolina

* Immigration of Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania

* List of Tories and Quakers in the Upper New River Area, ca. 1780

(Hussey's to be found!)

* John Hussey and Mary Wroth and Descendants

* Hussey Info of Charles Co., MD

* Hussey Info of Frederick Co., MD

Hussey's in North Carolina

Rowan County, NC

Jacob Davis Will from Rowan Co., NC, Will Book E:241-3 for written 23 Mar 1795 (proved 1796).
He names children:
Son Henry Davis to have 100 ac where he now dwells on the water of new river, being part of a lot I purchased from Christopher Husse.

Son Jacob Davis 100 ac where he now dwells on the waters of new river, being part of above mentioned purchase of Christopher Husse.

Immigration of Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania

A Listing of Hussey's

Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania

PLACES OF SETTLEMENT

page 121
In 1684, “John Hussey, John Richardson, Edward Blake, Benjamin Swett and other Friends, being settled in and near New Castle, held meetings at each other's houses.... In 1705 a lot of ground was purchased, and a meeting-house built.”6 Very few Irish Friends settled here. [p.121] The meeting was discontinued in 1758, its members attending Wilmington Meeting

page 164
3 Mo. 7, 1739.—“There being Divers families of friends of late Settled on the West Side of Susquohanno, Some of them have produced Certificates to this Meeting from Kenet Meeting, where they formerly Dwelt, their being four Mentioned In one Certificate bearing Date ye 10th of ye 2mo: 17381 Vizt Nathan Husy [Hussey], Ann his wife, John Garrison [Garretson] & Content his wife, John Day and Ann his wife Christopher Husy [Hussey] & Ann his wife & another Certificate from the [p.164] same place bearing date ye 4th of ye 5mo: 1738,1 Recommends Joseph Benett & Rebecka his wife All wch. this Meeting receives in Membership with us.

Footnote: The minutes of Newark or Kennett Monthly Meeting indicate that these certificates were dated on the first days of the months mentioned.

Footnote The following paper drawn up at that time is of interest as showing who were the subscribers to the fund for the building of the first meeting-house: “We the Subscribers knowing the Necessity of Publick Worship, & being Destitute of a pice of Land to Set a Meeting House on Do Each of us Promise to pay the Respective sums under written in order to get a Warrent for 25 acres of Land adjoyning Stephen Ails Land, as witness our Hands: John Earl, 5s; Alexander Underwood, 3s; Thomas Cox, 5s; Joseph Garretson, 5s; William Garretson, 5s; Christopher Hussey, 5s; James Frazier, 4s; Isaac Cox, 3s; Samuel Underwood, 3s; Thomas Cook, 3s; Richard Wickersham, 3s; William Underwood, 3s; Peter Cook 15. 6d.”–MS. among title papers of Menallen Monthly Meeting. This log meeting-house stood a little south-east of the present stone building, on a part of the tract that has since been enclosed in the graveyard. The foundations were discovered in the latter 80's by persons digging in the graveyard.

It is probable that meetings were held in the vicinity of Warrington as early as 1740, for on the 22d of 8 Mo. of that year a marriage was held “at ye house of William Garretson,” who resided in Warrington. This was the marriage of James Frazier to Rebecca Cox, daughter of Thomas Cox. The following is a list of the persons who signed the marriage certificate: Eleazer Mires Christopher Hussey Ann Cox JAMES FRAZIER Joseph Garretson John Garretson Anne Noblett Joshua Kenworthy Joseph Bennett Content Garretson REBECCA FRAZIER Francis Fincher John Earl Theodate Hodgin Thomas Cocks Edward Mulleanoux Samuel Underwood Mary Crage Alexander Frazier Wm. Griffith John Noblitt Anne Waankin Mary Cocks Andrew Rogers Charles Phillips Ester Daviss Alexander Frazier Wm. Garretson Anne Garretson Isaac Cox Daniel Early Rebecca Rogers John Cox George Alford Rebecca Bennett John Fincher Jane Fincher Nathan Hussey

Footnote
Minutes and Marriage Book of Sadsbury Monthly Meeting. The first marriage at Huntington was that of Nicholas Wierman, son of William Wierman, of Huntington, to Sarah Cox, daughter of John Cox, of the same place, 8 Mo. 24, 1745. The signers were: Alexander Underwood Rebecca Kenworthy NICHOLAS WIERMAN William Underwood Sarah Cook SARAH WIERMAN Joseph Cox Martha Garretson William Wireman John Powell Naomi Garretson Gertruyed Wireman John Wireman Hannah Cox John Cox Thomas Powel Ann Hussey Thomas Cox Jacob Beals Mary Garretson William Cox Valintine Isickers Naomi Cox Samuel Cox Benj. Underwood Rachel Beals Ann Cox Richard Underwood Hannah Wireman Joseph Garretson John Pope Pricila Wireman Henry Wireman William Wireman Sarah Proctor Benjamin Cox Joshua Kenworthy Elizabeth Brown John Beals Elizabeth Powel Caleb Beals Jane Underwood Olive Underwood Ruth Underwood

page 177
The Friends were among the earliest settlers at York, the county-seat of York County, but a meeting seems not to have been held there until 1754. Under date of 12 Mo. 21st of that year, Warrington Monthly Meeting minutes state: “Our Friends in and about York, living remote from any of our meetings, Requests the liberty of holding a meeting among themselves for this winter season, which this meeting has good unity with.” A regular meeting was established in 1764, and on October 29th of the following year a lot of ground on the north side of Philadelphia [p.177] Street was purchased from Nathan Hussey and Edith his wife. [Deed Book CC, page 153, Recorder's Office, York.] Upon this lot a brick meetinghouse was erected in 1766.2 By will, dated 1 Mo. 25, 1773, Nathan Hussey bequeathed to the Meeting a lot adjoining on the west. About 1786 the meeting-house was enlarged to its present proportions, an addition being made to the west end. The Society in the city is now almost extinct and regular meetings have been discontinued.

Established in 1682. Children: Mary, m. 10 Mo. 21, 1762, at Warrington Meeting, Thomas Edmundson, son of Caleb and Mary; Jane, m. 5 Mo. 3, 1764, at Warrington, Jediah, son of John Hussey; Phebe, m. 5 Mo. 13, 1766, at Warrington, to Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah Leech; Hannah, m. 4 Mo. 23, 1772, at Warrington, Samuel, son of Samuel John, late of Newberry; Thomas, m. 5 Mo. 11, 1775, at Warrington, Abigail, daughter of David Cadwallader, late of Loudon Co., Va. (children of Thomas and Abigail: Amos, b. 3 Mo. 13, 1776; Hannah, b. 4 Mo. 29, 1779; Ann, b. 6 Mo. 22, 1781; William, b. 5 Mo. 9, 1784); William; John; Susanna, m. 5 Mo. 17, 1781, at Warrington, David Cadwallader.

Of Chester County, Pa., and New Castle County, Delaware. Established in 1686.:
III. William Whinery, of Newberry Township, York County, m. about 1776, Abigail McMillan, daughter of John and Jane (Boyd) McMillan. In 1791, William Whinery and his six children–Robert, John, Thomas, William, James, and Jane–were received as members of Warrington Monthly Meeting. About 1806, this family removed to Columbiana County, Ohio, and made a location in Butler Township, near the present town of Winona, a certificate of removal to Salem Monthly Meeting, Ohio, being signed by Warrington Monthly Meeting, 1 Mo. 11, 1806. Children were: Robert, m. 10 Mo. 14, 1801, at Newberry Meeting, Phebe, daughter of Thomas and Phebe (Penrose) Leech (they removed westward about 1803 and settled near Winona); John received a certificate to Middleton Monthly Meeting, Ohio, in 1804, and settled near Salem, Columbiana County; Thomas, m. 9 Mo. 12, 1805, Lydia, daughter of Jediah and Jane (Penrose) Hussey (removed to near Salem, Ohio, about 1806); William, m. Margery Carroll; James, b. 3 Mo. 10, 1787, m. Sarah Carroll in Ohio (children, b. near Salem, Ohio, were Elizabeth, William, Joseph, Zimri, Dr. John C., Thomas, James, Edward, Eliza, Abigail, Ellwood, Newton, Sarah, and Isabel); George; Jane, m. David Burson; Zimri, m. Judith Wright; Sarah, m. David Comley; Abigail m. Benjamin Pettit.

Footnote
The following Friends subscribed to a paper, dated 1 Mo. 1, 1766, contributing to the building fund: Nathan Hussey, William Willis, Joseph Updegraff, Joseph Garretson, William Matthews, Harman Updegraff, Jesse Falkner, James Love, John Collins, and Joseph Collins. At Western Quarterly Meeting, 8 Mo. 11, 1767, report was made that “Friends in and about York have now built a Meeting-House.”

John Hussey and Mary Wroth

I am a descendant of Thomas HUSSEY & Johanna PORTER NEVILL HUSSEY through there daughter Elizabeth HUSSEY GARDNER LUCKETT HANSON & Samuel LUCKETT through there son Ignatius LUCKETT & Jane ? through there son Thomas Hussey LUCKETT & (?Rebecca) DOUGLASS LUCKETT. This is what I have for the parentage of Thomas HUSSEY, would like to know if this is correct, will gladly exchange detailed information with any descendant. [My files are long and have a lot of detailed information in them] Welcome discussion, corrections, additions, etc. Need name of the Mother of Thomas HUSSEY.

Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 carolmit@usaor.net 724-847-4473 [TMG, WP8, Eudora]

Descendancy Chart of John Hussey

Hussey Info of Frederick Co., MD

Abraham MILLER administrator of John HUSSEY deceased 20 Nov 1751.Frederick County Maryland Administration Accounts, Liber A #1, 1750-1767.

Hussey Info of Charles Co., MD

Early Families of Southern Maryland - Volume 4.

Samuel Luckett (b. abt 1650 - d. 4/2/1705) married Elizabeth Hussey (b. 1662-64 - d. ??). Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Hussey and Johanna. The book lists four children, but no Sarah. Those listed are Samuel Luckett b. 1685, Thomas Luckett b. 1688, Ignatius Luckette b. 1689, and Thomas Hussey Luckett.

Early Settlers of Charles County MD. 1658-1745 :

Thomas Hussey, age ca. 27 years Swore in court 4 March 1661/2.

Thomas Hussey, age ca. 26 years. Swore in Court 22 April 1662 (Ct & Land Records A#1.202)

Elizabeth Huseey, age ca. 20 years. Witness in court 9 July 1662 ( C & L Records !#1.227)

Thomas Hussey, age 27. Deposition. 9 Feb 1663. (Accounts of MD, XLIX.159)

Thomas Hussey (Gent). On 13 Aug 1666 William Nevill (planter) and Thomas Hussey and Johanna his wife, relict of John Nevill, dec'd, conveyed a tract on n. side of the Piscataway River called "Wheeler's Palme, cont. 150 acres. ( C & L Record C#1.61)

Thomas Hussey and his wife Joan(e) on 13 June 1670, conveyed a parcel of land called Newport, cont 150 acres. ( C & L Records D#1. supple.53)

Johannah Hussy, (wife of) Thomas Hussey, Cattle mark recorded 10 June 1673. ( C & L Records E#1.132) (also Court files dated 6 Sept 1681. (C & L Record I#1.166)

Thomas Hussey and wife Johannah. Indenture 10 July 1684 to Richard Harrison, parcel called Woodberry's Hope, cont 150 acres ( C & L Records L#1.175)

Thomas Hussey married Jane Breade, relict of John Breade, court records 11 Nov 1790 (C & L Record R#1.103)

Thomas Hussey (Hussy) to grandson Thomas Hussey Luckett, 1310 acres in Chingamuxon. Dau. Eliza Luckett, extr. (Will 11.43, 6 Feb. 1699- 14 Oct 1770) ( Inv. : 20.135; 9 Oct. 1770 ------)

Thomas Hussey, father of Elizabeth, wife of John Hanson (Gent) Indenture from William Wills, 14 July 1721 to John Hanson, the following tracts of Thomas Hussey, father of Elizabeth, wife of John Hansen: Newport, cont 150 acres; Discovery, cont. 150 acres; Ingerstone on the e. side of Zachia Swamp, cont. 250 acres; Moores Lodge on the n. branch of Zachia Swamp, cont. 150 acres; Moore Gore of 50 acres; 880 acres which Thos. Notley sold to Thomas Hussey (C & L Records H#2.449) (Contributed Tue, 24 Feb 1998 by Faye Moran

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God's Operation of Grace But No Offers of Grace
by Joseph Hussey

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