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Michaud E-mail:

Records of New Garden MM in Chester County, Pennsylvani a give his birth as
3/3/1704, F-Thomas M-Rachel Minshall.

Nottingham MM records show he was reported married out of unity 1/18/1731 -2
(means marriage occurred outside the Quaker meeting likely a couple of mo nths
before).

In 1736 he and his wife were granted a certificate to Hopewell MM.

"Simeon's ancestry was given to me by Thomas Hamm with information f rom
Webster Parry. Other source was "A Mendenhall-Newlin Alliance" ; by Russell
Newlin Abel."

From Mary Harris:

'From Hopewell Friends History' - Simeon was the 1st cl erk of the Hopewell MM,
having arrived there with a certificate from E. Nottingham dated 4th mont h, 1739
for himself and his wife.

In 1764, Simeon left Hopewell for New Garden meeting in North Carolina, w ith
certificate issued for self, wife, kids John and Ann. (Unclear why Michau d then
lists birthplace as Hopewell).

• Married: 18 JAN 1730/31 in Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania

1. Catherine Taylor b: ABT 1733 in Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania
2. Rachel Taylor b: 1735 in New Garden, Guilford, North Carolina
3. Thomas Taylor b: ABT 1736 in Monoquesy, Frederick, Virginia
4. Ann Taylor b: ABT 1739
5. John Taylor b: ABT 1742

1. Title: GenCircles: Chissom/Penney and Associated Families
   Author: Brad Chissom
   Text: Michaud E-mail:
   Records of New Garden MM in Chester County, Pennsylvania give his birth a s 3/3/1704, F-Thomas M-Rachel Minshall.
   Nottingham MM records show he was reported married out of unity 1/18/1731 -2 (means marriage occurred outside the Quaker meeting likely a couple o f months before).
   In 1736 he and his wife were granted a certificate to Hopewell MM.
   "Simeon's ancestry was given to me by Thomas Hamm with information from W ebster Parry. Other source was "A Mendenhall-Newlin Alliance" by Russel l Newlin Abel."
   From Mary Harris:
   'From Hopewell Friends History' - Simeon was the 1st clerk of the Hopewel l MM, having arrived there with a certificate from E. Nottingham dated 4t h month, 1739 for himself and his wife.
   In 1764, Simeon left Hopewell for New Garden meeting in North Carolina, w ith certificate issued for self, wife, kids John and Ann. (Unclear why Mi chaud then lists birthplace as Hopewell).