Phillip KING, SR
Note from Rosalie L. Hartinger: According to tradition, Philip migrated to Philadelphia Co., from Devonshire, England about 1730. === His parentage has not been proven, but a possible family exists in a record of St. Petrox Church, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England as Follows: "Issue of Philip King(e) and Mary ____; 1) Ann King, b. ____ 1701; 2) Agnes King(e), b. 10 Nov., 1706; 3) Philip King(e) b. 2 Oct, 1709. === Another record: "St. Saviour Church, Dartmouth, Devonshire, England; Mary King, b. 26 Dec., 1695, daughter of Philip King." ==================== Source notes from WFT CD12 #3318: Source given as LDS Ancestral File 25KM-QK for date of birth as 2 Oct 1709. Also estimated birth year for Catherine as 1710. (Estimation probably based on assumed birth year of Philip.) ==================== Some of the birth year estimates in this and subsequent generations are estimates to differentiate persons with the same names from each other. Estimated birth years will hopefully be plus or minus 5 years of true date.
From Ora Flannigam Catherine is said to have been born at sea, of French parents, but no names are known.
Birth year is guess +-5 years of her husband's birth year.
Ora Flanningan Christopher was baptised 17 February, 1733 at Christ Church, Philidelphia when he was seven days old. He is buried in the Jersey Churchyard near Ursina, Somerset Co., PA. = = = = = Following notes are from the Turkeyfoot, Somerset Co., website: Christopher and his brothers, Michael, Philip and possibly David, removed to York Co., PA. By 1785 he had moved to Bedford (now Somerset) County where he is taxed in Milford twp. On May 1791, his brother Philip conveyed to Christopher a 250 acre tract on Pound Lick Run, Milford Twp., Somerset Co. known as Kingstone. In 1793, Christopher erected a grist mill on a 159 acre tract situated on the North branch of the Laurel Hill Creek, Upper Turkeyfoot Twp. His son David later inherited this property which became known as "King's Mills." The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties say a Christopher King of Lower Turkeyfoot Twp. married Elizabeth Hanna, lived on a farm known as Stone House Property, and was the father of John C. and Thomas King. There is no evidence that he married Elizabeth Hanna. The 1850 census for Upper Turkeyfoot Twp. lists another Christopher King of about the same generation.
From Ora Flanningen She is given as "possibly" the sister of Tobias brother Andrew's wife Elizabeth King by both Rosalie Hartinger and Beverly Rambo. Her birth year is an estimate (+- 5 years of husband's birth year). All her children were christened at Gloria Dei Church, Philadelphia, PA.
Ora Flanningan Michael King married Susannah Passmore in York County Pennsylvania. She was a Quaker. Michael King warranted land in Warrington Twp. York Co. Pennsylvania in 1762. from Patent Book H pp595 found in the Pennsylvania State Land Records. He was on tax lists from 1779 thru1783. (Penna. Archives Series 3 Vol.21 pp 89, 292,412, 521 and782) From Deed Book 2D p79 York Co. Penna. Records, Michael King conveys the 200 acres for 175 pounds to his brother Christopher. Michael King appears on tax list for Milford Twp. Bedford County Penna. for 1783, 1785 and 1794(Penna. Archives Series 3 Vol. 22 pp238 Vol.25 pp553 and 556).Michael King is listed in 1790 Census in Bedford Co. Penna. In 1800 his widow Susannah is shown for Milford Twp.(which is now Somerset Co. In Penna. State Land Office,Harrisburg Pa. in Patent Book H p p595 shows Michael King's land inWarrington Twp. York Michael's probate records found in Docket #9 May 1801 Orphan's Court Somerset County Pennsylvania. === From the D.A.R. Files . #315928 pp665- service record found in Vol.#1 Series 6 pp405-in research paper read by Senator Critchfield at a King Reunion in Somerset County Pennsylvania ( research done by Marcella Lowery of Oklahoma during a trip to Washington in the 1970's to a D.A.R. convention). He also appears in D.A.R. record #589911 === A conflict of evidence to the above has been raised by Mrs. Rosalie Hartinger in her King History as not conclusive enough as there were many Michael King's who served in Revolutionary War. as evidence of her statement she cites a Michael King born in Little Britain Pa. and died in Guernsey Co.,Ohio 1812. It is believed that the first 5 of Michael's and Susanna's children were born in York Co., PA. administration on Michael's estate was filed 5 April, 1800. =============== WFT CD12 #3318 source is LDS Ancestral file K08L-OV. =============== Michael King married Susannah Passmore in York County Pennsylvania. She was a Quaker. Michael King warranted land in Warrington Twp. York Co. Pennsylvania in 1762. from Patent Book H pp595 found in the Pennsylvania State Land Records. He was on tax lists from 1779 thru1783. (Penna. Archives Series 3 Vol.21 pp 89, 292,412, 521 and782) From Deed Book 2D p79 York Co. Penna. Records, Michael King conveys the 200 acres for 175 pounds to his brother Christopher. Michael King appears on tax list for Milford Twp. Bedford County Penna. for 1783, 1785 and 1794(Penna. Archives Series 3 Vol. 22 pp238 Vol.25 pp553 and 556).Michael King is listed in 1790 Census in Bedford Co. Penna. In 1800 his widow Susannah is shown for Milford Twp.(which is now Somerset Co. In Penna. State Land Office,Harrisburg Pa. in Patent Book H p p595 shows Michael King's land inWarrington Twp. York Michael's probate records found in Docket #9 May 1801 Orphan's Court Somerset County Pennsylvania. === From the D.A.R. Files . #315928 pp665- service record found in Vol.#1 Series 6 pp405-in research paper read by Senator Critchfield at a King Reunion in Somerset County Pennsylvania ( research done by Marcella Lowery of Oklahoma during a trip to Washington in the 1970's to a D.A.R. convention). He also appears in D.A.R. record #589911 === A conflict of evidence to the above has been raised by Mrs. Rosalie Hartinger in her King History as not conclusive enough as there were many Michael King's who served in Revolutionary War. as evidence of her statement she cites a Michael King born in Little Britain Pa. and died in Guernsey Co.,Ohio 1812. It is believed that the first 5 of Michael's and Susanna's children were born in York Co., PA. administration on Michael's estate was filed 5 April, 1800. =============== WFT CD12 #3318 source is LDS Ancestral file K08L-OV. =============== BIRTH: from Robert Houston Smith's "Passmore's in America" pp 93 -Chapter #4; ; ; ; ; DEATH: Probate Records Somerset County Pennsylvania Docket # 9 of 1800; ; ; ; ; Probate Records Somerset County PennsylvaniaDocket #9 of 1800 MARRIAGE:from Robert Houston Smith's "Passmore's in America" pp 93 -Chapter #4; ; ; ; ;
bur Cramer-King Cemetery ine in Record @I1693@ (RIN 1693) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _FA1 Ora Flanningan Philip was probably born about 1748 in Philadelphia or York Co., PA. He and Anne (Brooke) King are buried in the Cramer/King Cemetery at New Centerville, Somerset Co., Pa. = = = = = Following notes from the Turkeyfoot Twp., Somerset Co. website: He is listed on the tax roles for Monaghan Twp., York Co., PA in 1780 and 1783. He was in the revolutionary war attached to Captain Wilson's Company. Sometime in 1783, Philip removed to Milford Twp., Bedford Co. (now Somerset Co.) where he is shown on the tax lists for that year. In the Pennsylvania Archives, S3, V XXV for the years 1784, 1786 and 1793 hi is listed with 100, 399, and 250 acres, respectively. By 1793 he is shown as Philip King, Esquire. The warrant survey book, Somerset County shows him owning 278 3/4 acres on Laurel Hill Creek, Turkeyfoot Twp.; 317 3/4 acres on Pound Lick Run, Milford Twp.; and 582 1/2 acres on South Fork of Middle Creek, Milford Twp. Warrant 299, Bk6, p. 12 Somerset Co., PA shows Philip King, Jr., Esquire was granted a patent on 20 October 1786 for 300 acres in Milford Twp. named Kingwood. The administration of the estate of Philip Jr. for writ of petition of the following properties was denied: "Old Place" (290 3/4 acres) and a tract of land in Turkeyfoot Twp. adjoining John Davis and John (Tanner) King. In 1820, the children of Philip Jr. conveyed their interest to the property to their brother William.Line in Record @I1693@ (RIN 1693) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _FA1 Philip was probably born about 1748 in Philadelphia or York Co., PA. He and Anne (Brooke) King are buried in the Cramer/King Cemetery at New Centerville, Somerset Co., Pa. = = = = = Following notes from the Turkeyfoot Twp., Somerset Co. website: He is listed on the tax roles for Monaghan Twp., York Co., PA in 1780 and 1783. He was in the revolutionary war attached to Captain Wilson's Company. Sometime in 1783, Philip removed to Milford Twp., Bedford Co. (now Somerset Co.) where he is shown on the tax lists for that year. In the Pennsylvania Archives, S3, V XXV for the years 1784, 1786 and 1793 hi is listed with 100, 399, and 250 acres, respectively. By 1793 he is shown as Philip King, Esquire. The warrant survey book, Somerset County shows him owning 278 3/4 acres on Laurel Hill Creek, Turkeyfoot Twp.; 317 3/4 acres on Pound Lick Run, Milford Twp.; and 582 1/2 acres on South Fork of Middle Creek, Milford Twp. Warrant 299, Bk6, p. 12 Somerset Co., PA shows Philip King, Jr., Esquire was granted a patent on 20 October 1786 for 300 acres in Milford Twp. named Kingwood. The administration of the estate of Philip Jr. for writ of petition of the following properties was denied: "Old Place" (290 3/4 acres) and a tract of land in Turkeyfoot Twp. adjoining John Davis and John (Tanner) King. In 1820, the children of Philip Jr. conveyed their interest to the property to their brother William.
Ora Flanningan John King was a Wheelwright. His wife's given name was probably Mary _______. In the 1st record of him, he is in BrothersValley Twp. in the 1779 tax list. He is enumerated in the 1784 census with 7 persons in his family. Enumerated in 1800 census of Somerset Co., he and wife both over 45 years of age. In Somerset 1807 tax assessment, and in Turkeyfoot Twp. 1820 census, he and wife over 45. They had two known sons.
Ora Flanningan Birth year is a guess +-5 years to put her position in family next to last.
Ora Flanningan No information is known about David. Did he die unmarried and/or without children? Birth year is a guess +-5 years that he was youngest in family. Rosalie Hartinger notes it is possible he did not exist.
He married Catherine Abt 1731 at Phidelphia, Pennsylvania . Catherine was born at At Sea Abt 1710 .
They were the parents of 8
children:
Elizabeth King
born Abt 1732.
Christopher King
born Abt 3 Feb 1733.
Hannah King
born Abt 1740.
Michael King, Sr
born 1741.
Philip King, Jr
born 1748.
John King, Sr
born Abt 1750.
Mary Hannah King
born Abt 1751.
David King
born Abt 1752.
Phillip King, Sr died at Pennsylvania .
Catherine died at Pennsylvania .