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238. Thomas6 FROST (child of Thomas, #476);[977],[978] baptized 16 Jul 1780 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England;[979] married Rebecca Payne (see #239), daughter of Joseph Payne and Elizabeth Parfoot, 21 Oct 1802 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where both were of the parish, by Edward Mellish, witnessed by Thomas Frost the Elder and John Reeve;[980] married Mary Stimson 21 Jun 1827 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas was a widower, and Mary a widow surnamed Clitheroe;[981] died Mitford District 1876 at Co. Norfolk, England;[607] buried 27 Mar 1876 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England, "age 96."[982] He and Rebecca Payne lived in 1813 at Intwood, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas was a husbandman.[983] He and Rebecca Payne lived between 1815 and 1824 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where he was a labourer.[984] He lived between 1824 and 1876 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where he was a labourer.[985] He and Mary Stimson appeared on the census of 1841 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas (60) was an agricultural labourer, with second wife Mary (45), Jonathan (20), John (13), Edward (10), Sarah (7), Mary (7), Robert (5), and Jane (2) present, all born Co. Norfolk.[986] He and Mary Stimson appeared on the census of 1851 at High Road, East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas (70) was an agricultural labourer, with Mary (58), Edward (21), Mary (14), and Jane (12) present, all born East Tuddenham.[987] He appeared on the census of 1861 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas (80) was a widower, agricultural labourer, with daughter Mary (27), and grandson John William Frost (4), all born East Tuddenham.[988] He appeared on the census of 1871 at Norwich Road, East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas (90) was a widower, with daughter Mary (34), son Edward (41) an agricultural labourer, his wife Francis (42), grandchildren Charles (16), Robert (12), Elizabeth (8), William (7) and James (1), all born East Tuddenham.[989] Children of Thomas6 Frost and Rebecca Payne (see #239) were as follows: 119. i. Rebecca5 Frost. ii. Judith Frost;[990],[990] baptized 28 Mar 1813 at Intwood, Co. Norfolk, England.[991] iii. Susannah Frost;[992],[992] baptized 21 May 1815 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; by Edward Mellish, Vicar.[993] iv. Martha Frost;[994],[994] baptized 28 Apr 1817 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England.[995] v. William Frost;[996],[996] baptized 31 May 1819 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; by Edward Mellish.[997] vi. Jonathan Frost;[998],[998] baptized 17 May 1821 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England.[999] vii. Edward Frost;[1000],[1000] baptized 26 May 1823 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England;[1001] buried 12 Jun 1823 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England, by Edward Mellish.[1002] 239. Rebecca6 PAYNE (child of Joseph, #478);[1003],[1004] baptized 27 Mar 1783 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England;[979],[1005] married Thomas Frost (see #238), son of Thomas Frost and Elizabeth (--?--), 21 Oct 1802 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where both were of the parish, by Edward Mellish, witnessed by Thomas Frost the Elder and John Reeve;[980] died 1824 at Co. Norfolk, England;[1006] buried 11 Apr 1824 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England, aged 41 yrs, by W. Boycatt, curate.[1007] She and Thomas Frost lived in 1813 at Intwood, Co. Norfolk, England; where Thomas was a husbandman.[983] She and Thomas Frost lived between 1815 and 1824 at East Tuddenham, Co. Norfolk, England; where he was a labourer.[984]
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448. Solomon7 WIXSON (child of Joshua Wixam, #896);[1008],[1009] born 10 Aug 1751 at Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts Bay, British America;[1010],[1011],[1012] married Mary Randall (see #449), daughter of Joseph Randall and Mary Bartlett, circa 1777;[1013] died 11 Apr 1813 at The Old Homestead, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America, at age 61;[1014],[1015] buried at Wixson Cemetery, Hammondsport Twp, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America, where his stone reads, "In memory of / SOLOMON / WIXSON who / died April 11, AD. 1813 / Æ D 60 years 8 months / and one day."[1016],[1017] Solomon served in the Revolutionary War as an enlisted man with the Dutchess Co. Militia Regiment of Minute Men under Captain Israel Vail (Veal) and Colonel Jacobus Swartwout.[1018],[1019],[1020] Solomon was registered with the 7th Regiment of Dutchess Co. Militia, with land bounty rights.[1021],[1022] Solomon and his descendants adopted the WIXSON form of the name.[1023] In the spring of 1790, Solomon travelled to the Finger Lakes district of New York State, and built a log cabin on the west side of the outlet of Waneta Lake. He returned to Dutchess Co. in the fall. In the spring of 1791, Solomon and his family moved to their new home in the wilderness.[1024] Solomon purchased 200 acres from a nearby land owner (on Lake Waneta), near Wayne, in Steuben Co. and he and Mary relocated there.[1024] In their later years, the family built a mansion there for Solomon and Mary, now called the 'Old Homestead'. A published photograph of the Old Homestead exists.[1025] He lived between 1800 and 1801 at Frederickstown (Wayne), Steuben Co., New York, United States of America; and was taxed on 380 acres.[1026] He and probably Mary Randall appeared on the census of 1810 at Wayne, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America; where Solomon was the head of the household, with a couple recorded as over 45 yrs, 3 boys aged 16-25 yrs [Daniel, James, Solomon], 3 girls 16-25 yrs [Elizabeth, Mary, Clara], 1 boy 10-15 yrs [Elijah], and no slaves.[1027] The Old Homestead is now Stone Rise Farm, 9250 West Waneta Lake Road, near Wayne, NY.[1028],[1029] Children of Solomon7 Wixson and Mary Randall (see #449) were as follows: 224. i. Joseph6 Wixson Sr.. ii. Joshua Wixson Sr; born 8 Sep 1780 at Dutchess Co., New York, United States of America;[436] married Rachel Egglestone 14 Oct 1798 at New York, United States of America;[1030] died 31 Dec 1850 at age 70;[1031],[706] buried after 31 Dec 1850 at Claremont Baptist Church Yard, Claremont, Ontario Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[708] He and Rachel Egglestone lived between 1800 and 1801 at Frederickstown (Wayne), Steuben Co., New York, United States of America; where he was taxed on 44 acres.[1032] He and Rachel Egglestone emigrated in 1804 to Pickering Twp., Ontario Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada); to join his brother Joseph.[1033] He lived between 1811 and 1850 at Con. 7, lot 20, Pickering Twp., Ontario Co., Upper Canada (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[449],[1034] Joshua bought Con. 6, lot 22 in 1818, later he sold the northern half to son Amos in 1822.[1035] Joshua, his wife, and eldest son, were separated from the First Baptist Church of Markham for heresy and causing confusion in the church. The heresy was his pleading for the return of a now penitent excommunicated member. The causing of confusion (disorderly walk) related to their vote against providing the pastor a salary, based on scripture.[1036] Joshua, joined by Rachel, Amos, and 16 others from the Markham church, formed their own First Baptist Church of Pickering, and held services at his house on the 7th Concession beginning 2 Sep 1821. Joshua became elder officially on 26 Jan 1822.[442],[1037] Joshua received a grant of land in Brock Twp., Con 8, lot 8 East half.[1038] In 1827, Joshua bought a portion of Con. 7, lot 19.[1039] Joshua was registered in the Militia in 1828/29 with other family members in 3rd Company, 2nd Regiment of East York.[725] In 1828, Joshua purchased land in Brock Township, Con. 8 lot 8, W½. He received the E½ by grant two years later. By 1831, he had sold the southern half of both properties to his daughter Ruth Sharrard (who sold it to Samuel Wixson in 1854).[1040] In 1836, Joshua bought the northern half of Con. 8, lot 16.[1041] Around 1848, David Evans took over baptisms and services from Joshua at the First Baptist Church of Pickering & Whitchurch.[736] iii. Reuben Wixson;[1042],[1042] born 28 Jun 1782 at Dutchess Co., New York, United States of America;[1043] married Hannah Conklin Oct 1805;[1044] died 6 Jun 1845 at Wayne, New York, United States of America, at age 62.[1043] 11 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are known.[1045] iv. John Wixson;[1046],[1046] born 4 Jul 1784 at Dutchess Co., New York, United States of America;[1047] married Abigail Eggleston;[1048] died 8 Apr 1867 at Sanilac Co., Michigan, United States of America, at age 82.[1047] 10 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are recorded.[1045] He and Abigail Eggleston appeared on the census of 1850 at Worth, Sanilac Co., Michigan, United States of America; where John (67) was a farmer, and Abigail (65), and Rachel (23) were present.[1049] v. Daniel Wixson;[1050],[1050] born 18 Aug 1786 at New Jersey, United States of America;[1051],[1052] married Deborah Conkling 3 Mar 1811;[1053] died 2 Dec 1852 at Wayne, New York, United States of America, at age 66.[1051],[1052] He was a soldier in the War of 1812.[1054] 11 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are recorded.[1055] vi. James Wixson;[1056],[1056] born 9 Oct 1788;[1057] married Sarah J. Tompkins before 1817;[1058] died 4 Jun 1867 at age 78;[1057] buried at Wixson Cemetery, Hammondsport Twp, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America.[1059] He and Sarah J. Tompkins lived at Wayne, New York, United States of America.[1060] 13 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are recorded.[1055] vii. Solomon Wixson;[1061],[1061] born 7 May 1791;[1062] married Elizabeth Swarthout 29 Jun 1811;[1063] died 9 Jun 1837 at age 46.[1062] He and Elizabeth Swarthout lived at Tyrone, New York, United States of America.[1064] 9 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are recorded.[1055] viii. Elizabeth Wixson;[1065],[1065] born 6 Nov 1793 at Wayne, New York, United States of America; the first white person born at Wayne;[1066] married Benjamin Sackett;[1067] died leaving no children 15 Oct 1863 at age 69.[1068] ix. Mary Wixson;[1069],[1069] born 19 Nov 1795 at Wayne, New York, United States of America;[1070] married Henry Swarthout 1811;[1071] died 1866 at Milo, New York, United States of America.[1070] She was also known as Polly.[1072] 11 Children are known, and several generations of descendants are recorded.[1073] x. Clara Wixson;[1074],[1074] born 1798;[1075] died 1883.[1075] Several generations of descendants are recorded.[1076] xi. Elijah Wixson;[1077],[1077] born 1800;[1078] died 1878;[1078] buried at Wixson Cemetery, Hammondsport Twp, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America.[1059] Several generations of descendants are recorded.[1076] 449. Mary7 RANDALL (child of Joseph, #898);[1079],[1079] born Mar 1756 at Dutchess Co., New York, British America;[1080],[1081],[1082] married Solomon Wixson (see #448), son of Joshua Wixam and Elizabeth Chase, circa 1777;[1013] died 9 Oct 1837 at age 81;[1083],[1084] buried at Wixson Cemetery, Hammondsport Twp, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America, where stone reads, "Mary / Relict of / Solomon Wixson / died / Oct. 9, 1837 / Æ 81 yrs / 7 mos."[1059],[1085] She has also been recorded as Mary Randall Travis.[1086] Solomon purchased 200 acres from a nearby land owner (on Lake Waneta), near Wayne, in Steuben Co. and he and Mary relocated there.[1024] In their later years, the family built a mansion there for Solomon and Mary, now called the 'Old Homestead'. A published photograph of the Old Homestead exists.[1025] She and probably Solomon Wixson appeared on the census of 1810 at Wayne, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America; where Solomon was the head of the household, with a couple recorded as over 45 yrs, 3 boys aged 16-25 yrs [Daniel, James, Solomon], 3 girls 16-25 yrs [Elizabeth, Mary, Clara], 1 boy 10-15 yrs [Elijah], and no slaves.[1027] The Old Homestead is now Stone Rise Farm, 9250 West Waneta Lake Road, near Wayne, NY.[1028],[1029] She appeared on the census of 1820 at Wayne, Steuben Co., New York, United States of America; where "Mrs. Mary Wixson" had 1 male 16-25 yrs (prob. Elijah), 2 females 16-25 yrs (prob. Clara and another), 1 female over 45 yrs (Mary herself), and 1 person over 25 (unknown).[1087]
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450. Gerardus7 TOWNSEND; born 1735 at Orange Co., New York, British America;[1088],[1089] married Elizabeth Bennet (see #451) 1764 at Orange Co., New York, British America;[1090] died or possibly in Tioga Co., NY between 1791 and 1797 at Elmira, Chemung Co., New York, United States of America.[1091],[1092],[1093] Gerardus' parents are unknown.[1094] He lived in 1756 at Orange Co., New York, British America; where "Gerardus Townsend" mentioned in the will of Joseph Harcutt.[1095],[1096] "Gerardus was a concerned citizen of the area [Muncy Hills, Northumberland Co, PA]--signed his name to document addressed to governor of state re Wyoming Valley Massacre."[1097] He was a private in the New York Levies and Militia in Col. Pawling's regiment, William Faulkner's company during the Revolutionary War until Dec 1779, possibly later.[1098],[1099],[1100] He lived between 1783 and 1787 at Washington Twp., Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, United States of America; where "Gradeus Townsend" had a horse and cow of £9 value. Son Gamaliel also paid tax there.[1101],[1102] He and Elizabeth Bennet appeared on the census of 1790 at Chemung, Montgomery Co., New York, United States of America; where "Gerdeus Townshend" had 7 family members: 1 male under 16 (prob. Claudius), 2 males over 16 (prob. Abraham and Gerardus himself), and 4 females (Elizabeth his wife, and prob. Deborah and two others).[1103] He lived between 1790 and 1797 at Chemung, Montgomery Co., New York, United States of America.[1104] Children of Gerardus7 Townsend and Elizabeth Bennet (see #451) were as follows: i. Gamaliel6 Townsend;[1105],[1105] born 1760 at Orange Co., New York, British America;[1106],[1107] married Rachel (--?--) 1779 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, United States of America;[1108] died 1826 at Ohio, United States of America.[1109],[1110] Gamaliel & Rachel Townsand, Elizabeth Townsand was received by letter of Dismision from the Warwick Church.[1111] He lived in 1794 at Newtown (Elmira), Tioga Co., New York, United States of America; as a taxpayer.[1112] He lived in 1799 at Newtown (Elmira), Tioga Co., New York, United States of America; where he paid taxes.[1113] ii. Marah Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 1764 at New York, British America.[1115] iii. Rachel Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 1767 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, British America.[1115] iv. Mary Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 1767 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, British America.[1115] v. Abraham Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 7 Jul 1771 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, British America;[1116],[1117] married Statira Kinney 3 Jan 1797 at Salubria, Tioga Co., New York, United States of America;[1118] died 6 Jun 1855 at Lagrange Twp., Cass Co., Michigan, United States of America, at age 83.[1116],[1117] He was also known as Abraham TOWNSEND.[1119] He lived in 1794 at Newtown (Elmira), Tioga Co., New York, United States of America; as a taxpayer.[1112] vi. Elizabeth Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 1774 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, British America.[1115] 225. vii. Deborah Townsend. viii. Claudius Townsend;[1114],[1114] born 1779 at Orange Co., New York, United States of America;[1115] married Sarah McCormick 1806 at Tioga Co., New York, United States of America;[1120] died 14 Jun 1845 at Illinois, United States of America.[1115] 451. Elizabeth7 BENNET; married Gerardus Townsend (see #450) 1764 at Orange Co., New York, British America.[1090] She and Gerardus Townsend appeared on the census of 1790 at Chemung, Montgomery Co., New York, United States of America; where "Gerdeus Townshend" had 7 family members: 1 male under 16 (prob. Claudius), 2 males over 16 (prob. Abraham and Gerardus himself), and 4 females (Elizabeth his wife, and prob. Deborah and two others).[1103]
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454. John7 LUKENS (child of Mathias Lucken, #908);[1121],[1121] born circa 1723;[1122] married Jane Scull 16 Jan 1745/46 at Trinity Oxford Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; "at Ms. Yarkes;"[1123],[1124] married Rachel Meridith (see #455), daughter of John Meridith and Margaret Brankston, 9 Jul 1768 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; where Rachel's surname was Edwards;[1125],[1126],[1127] died 1779.[1128],[1129] John inherited property from his uncle John Lucken (1691-1737) as a member of the "five Johns Luckens'": being the sons of William of Upper Dublin, Peter of Horsham, Abraham and Joseph of Towamencin, and Mathias of Bristol (our John Lukens 1723-1779).[1130],[1131] From his father will of 1741, John attains the age of 23 and inherits the mill property in Bristol, built by Richard Townsend in 1683, the first mill in Philadelphia (eventually sold and referred to as 'Roberts Mill'). He names his first son Matthias.[1132] Between 1768 and 1777, John Lukens and Rachel Meridith lived at Strawberry alley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1133],[1134] He was a tavern keeper and innholder between 1771 and 1779 at Strawberry alley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1135],[1136],[1137],[1138],[1139] He had an establishment in 1773 at Strawberry alley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1140] He had surveyed 300 acres on Roaring Creek on 18 Nov 1773 at Catawissa, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1141] He left a will on 27 Feb 1777; proved 21 Sep 1779, mentions children: Matthias, Ann Jarret, John Lucken, jr., Abigail, Jane, Sarah and Hannah, grandchild Mary Lucken, daughter of son James Lucken, deceased. Executers; his step-father, Thomas Nedro of Bristol Township, Phila. county, brother Daniel Lucken of Germantown, and friend Reuben Haines.[1142] He the executors of his estate were Thomas Nedrow, and yonger brother Daniel Lukens in 1780 at Philidelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America.[1143] Children of John7 Lukens and Rachel Meridith (see #455) all born at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America, were as follows: i. John6 Lukens;[1121],[1121] born circa 1768.[1144] 227. ii. Sarah Lukens. iii. Rachel Lukens;[1121],[1121] born circa 1772;[1144] married (--?--) Buckbee.[1124] iv. Hanna Lukens;[1121],[1121] born circa 1773.[1144] 455. Rachel7 MERIDITH (child of John, #910);[1145],[1145] born 1734 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America;[1146] christened 7 Mar 1742 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; as an "adult;"[1147] married Thomas Gregory 24 May 1753 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; where Rachel's surname was Meredith;[1148],[1149] married John Edwards 19 Jun 1765 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; where Rachel's surname was Gregory;[1150] married John Lukens (see #454), son of Mathias Lucken and Ann Jansen, 9 Jul 1768 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America; where Rachel's surname was Edwards.[1125],[1126],[1127] In 1764, Rachel Meridith purchased property Strawberry alley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1133],[1134] Between 1768 and 1777, Rachel Meridith and John Lukens owned Strawberry alley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony, British America.[1133],[1134] She is often confused in research with Rachel Robinson or Robeson.[1151],[1152]
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456. Abraham7 RAWSON; married Mary Teasdale (see #457) 30 May 1767 at Heptonstall, Co. Yorkshire, England; by banns, where Abraham was a wool comber, each were of Heptonstall, made their marks, witnessed by Abraham Utley and Daniel Scott.[1153] He lived in 1767 at Heptonstall, Co. Yorkshire, England; as a comber.[1154] Children of Abraham7 Rawson and Mary Teasdale (see #457) were: 228. i. Jonas6 Rawson. 457. Mary7 TEASDALE; married Abraham Rawson (see #456) 30 May 1767 at Heptonstall, Co. Yorkshire, England; by banns, where Abraham was a wool comber, each were of Heptonstall, made their marks, witnessed by Abraham Utley and Daniel Scott.[1153]
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458. James7 ASH; married Mary Waterson (see #459) 14 Jan 1770 at Lastingham, Co. Yorkshire, England; by licence, where James was of Lastingham and Mary of Kirkbymoorside who both signed their names, witnessed by William Dodson and William Watterson.[1155] He lived in 1777 at Farndale Twp., Lastingham, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1156] He lived in 1777 at Lastingham, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1157] Children of James7 Ash and Mary Waterson (see #459) were: 229. i. Elizabeth6 Ash. 459. Mary7 WATERSON; married James Ash (see #458) 14 Jan 1770 at Lastingham, Co. Yorkshire, England; by licence, where James was of Lastingham and Mary of Kirkbymoorside who both signed their names, witnessed by William Dodson and William Watterson.[1155] She lived in 1770 at Kirkbymoorside, Co. Yorkshire, England.[1157]
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464. Richard7 WILLITON (child of Thomas, #928);[1158],[1158] baptized 27 Oct 1730 at Tywardreath, Co. Cornwall, England;[1159] married Elizabeth Knight (see #465), daughter of John Knight and Ann (--?--), 21 Feb 1754 at St Bartholomew, Lostwithiel, Co. Cornwall, England; where both were of Fowey, and Richard's surname spelled "Willington."[1160],[587],[1161] Children of Richard7 Williton and Elizabeth Knight (see #465) all born at Fowey, Co. Cornwall, England, were as follows: 232. i. John6 Williton. ii. Elizabeth Williton;[324],[324] baptized 10 Jul 1757.[600],[894] iii. William Williton;[324],[324] baptized 21 Dec 1758.[600],[894] 465. Elizabeth7 KNIGHT (child of John, #930);[1162],[1162] born 25 Feb 1732 at Fowey, Co. Cornwall, England;[1163] married Richard Williton (see #464), son of Thomas Williton and Grace Stucky, 21 Feb 1754 at St Bartholomew, Lostwithiel, Co. Cornwall, England; where both were of Fowey, and Richard's surname spelled "Willington."[1160],[587],[1161]
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466. Charles7 RUNDELL (child of William, #932);[1164],[1164] baptized 3 Oct 1728 at St Pinnock, Co. Cornwall, England;[1165] married Mary Searl (see #467), daughter of William Searl and Anne Randel, 24 Oct 1747 at St Marnarck, Lanreath, Co. Cornwall, England.[1166],[1167] Children of Charles7 Rundell and Mary Searl (see #467) were as follows: i. Mary6 Rundell;[1168],[1168] baptized Mar 1748 at Lanreath, Co. Cornwall, England.[1169] ii. Charles Rundell;[1170],[1170] baptized 28 Nov 1749 at Lanreath, Co. Cornwall, England.[1171] 233. iii. Grace Rundell. iv. Edward Rundell;[1172],[1172] baptized 11 Feb 1755 at St Pinnock, Co. Cornwall, England.[1173] v. Ann Rundell;[1174],[1174] baptized 16 Feb 1759 at Bradoc, Co. Cornwall, England.[1175] 467. Mary7 SEARL (child of William, #934);[1176],[1176] baptized 28 Jul 1728 at Lanreath, Co. Cornwall, England;[1177],[1178] married Charles Rundell (see #466), son of William Rundell and Grace Meager, 24 Oct 1747 at St Marnarck, Lanreath, Co. Cornwall, England.[1166],[1167]