Thomas Paschall, the immigrant, and his wife, Joanna Sloper were French Huguenots who fled England. More than a genealogical account of their descendants and related families, this is an account of ordinary people who had their goods taken for non-payment of the tithes, were imprisoned and were glad to go to Penn's woods to start a new life. In studying the early Friends who settled New Jersey, Welch Barony and Pennsylvania; they intermarried so well that they can trace ancestry to almost anyone else through cousins or aunts and uncles. Illustrations, facsimile reprints of vintage photographs, a bibliography, and an index enhance the text.
Suzanne Parry Lamborn
2003, 8.5" x 11", paper, 296 pp.
ISBN: 9780788436161
101-S3616
