1764-07-07 | b. Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/1091 & /1279; National Burial Index |
1784-07-01 | m. Jeremiah Hustler (17511835, clothmaker or clothier of Yeadon, Yorkshire, s. of John and Tabitha Hustler) at Skipton Friends' meeting-house | RG 6/1071 & /1279; Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry 17751920. York: Sessions Book Trust |
Children: | James (17851788), Sarah (17871791), Samuel (17891795), Hannah (17911836), Tabitha (17961870), Ann (18001889), Joseph (18031883) | RG 6/792, /889, /890, /917, /1342; GRO index; censuses; Annual Monitor; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
1785/1803 | of Yeadon, Yorkshire | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
1822-10-01 | of Yeadon, one of the Society of Friends; d. | RG 6/912; Leeds Mercury, 1822-10-05; Annual Monitor |
1822-10-06 | bur. Rawden, Yorkshire | RG 6/890, /912; National Burial Index |
1769-11-17 | b. Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/1091 & /1279 |
1793-11-14 | clothmaker, of Conondleywoodside; m. Hannah Green (17731805, of Draughton, Skipton, Yorkshire, d. of John and Margaret Green), at Skipton Friends' meeting-house, Yorkshire | RG 6/1071 & /1279 |
"A few days ago was married, at Skipton, Mr. Samuel Binns, of Woodside, to Miss Hannah Green, of Drafton." | Leeds Intelligencer, 1793-11-25 | |
1795 | clothier, of Cononley Woodside, Kildwick | RG 6/1279 |
Children: | John (1795 ?), Joseph (17971833), Jonathan (17991868), Hannah (18011860), Elizabeth (18031864), David (18051805) | RG 6/889, /1279; censuses; Annual Monitor; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; David Binns gedcom |
1805 | farmer | David Binns gedcom |
1818-05-10 | emigrated to USA | information from Mary Hills |
1818-07-30 | arrived at New Bedford, Connecticut, USA. Settled in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, USA, with sons Joseph and Jonathan | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
1846 | d. Centerville, Washington County, Pennsylvania | Find a Grave |
bur. Binn-Moody Cemetery, West Pike Run Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania |
1773-09-13 | b. Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/710, /1091 & /1279; Brian Davey (2004) 'From Briggflatts to Brownsville' |
1796-03-30 | clogger, of Cononley wood side, Kildwick, Yorkshire; m. 1. Alice Thistlethwaite (17741818, d. of William and Margaret Thistlethwaite, of Harborgill, Dent), at Leayet, Dent, Yorkshire | RG 6/710, /851, & /1279 |
1796/1818 | of Cononley Woodside, Kildwick | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
Children with first wife: | Sarah (17971855); stillborn child; Margaret (1800 c. 1885), William (1803 ?), Daniel (18061811), John (18081870), Joseph (18101886), Wilson (1815 after 1870), Hannah (18181835) | Find a Grave; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; Davey (2004); David Binns gedcom; source for stillborn child misplaced |
1797/1808 | clogmaker | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; David Binns gedcom |
1810-1818 | farmer | |
1818-01-12 | of Cononley | Leeds Intelligencer, 1818-01-12 |
1818-09 | emigrated to the USA with his
wife, seven children and a cousin, David Binns, and his wife Margaret
Holden. They sailed on the ship Juno and arrived at Philadelphia
on 1818-10-21, and immediately moved on to the Brownsville area. He was
transferred to a new Monthly Meeting; Providence Monthly Meeting Books:
James Binns presents certificate from Knaresborough Meeting at Otley, Yorks. (Old England) 10 day 8 month 1818, for self, wife Alice (now deceased) & 7 children namelySarah, Margaret, William, John, Joseph, Wilson and Hannah with endorsements from Short Creek MM in Ohio dated 18 May last. Received and accepted. 7th month 20th day 1819.
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Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; Fayette County, Pa. Alien Papers List, accessed 2010-05-03 |
There is some evidence that they had planned to settle in eastern Ohio. | David Binns gedcom | |
1822-02-19 | appointed as an overseer of Providence Monthly Meeting | Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1826-03-21 |
James Binns and Elizabeth Hewitt informed this meeting that they intend marriage
with each other. Joshua Cope and John Cope are appointed to make inquiry
according to Discipline, and report thereof |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1826-05-04 | of Washington Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, USA; m. 2. Elizabeth Hewitt (17871836, d. of Jonathan and Ann Hewitt), at Providence, Fayette, Pennsylvania | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; David Binns gedcom; Providence Monthly Meeting, Marriages and Removals, 18171869; source for Elizabeth's death misplaced |
Child with second wife: | Daniel (18281906) | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; David Binns gedcom |
1828-07-03 | released as an overseer by Providence Monthly Meeting | Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1828-10-02 |
Providence preparative meeting informs, that James Binns, has charged the monthly meeting with entering falshoods on its minutes, which he persists in, and says said falshoods amounts to a lie, likewise has so far identified himself with the doctrines of Elias Hicks, as to be engaged in giveing information of and procureing a place to hole one of his meetings and attend the same. Abner Gilbert, and Jonathan Sharpless, are appointed to treat with him on the occasion, and Report their sense of the disposition of his mind to next meeting. |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1828-12-04 |
The commitee in James Binns case report, they have had an opportunity with him; and that he is not disposed to condem his deviations, but endeavours to justefy himself therein, which being considered, the same friends are directed to prepare a Testimony against him thereof and produce it to next meeting. |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1829-01-01 |
One of the commitees on James Binns case have produced a Testimony against him, which was read and approved, they are continued with the adition of Samuel Vail, to the further service according to our discipline, and return the testimony ~ ~ ~ |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
disowned for joining the Hicksite branch of the Society of Friends | Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD | |
1829-02-05 |
The commitee in James Binns case, report, that the service is performed, and have returned the Testimony, which is as follows, viz, Whereas James Binns hath so far deviated as to charge out Monthly Meeting with entering falsehoods on their minutes, which he persists in, and has so far Identified himself with the seperatists, as to be engaged in giveing information of & procureing a place to hold one of their meetings in and attending the same, for which he hath been treated with, but not appearing in a disposition to condem the same, we Exclude him from a right of Membership with us, untill by application he may be reinstated ~ ~ given forth by providence Monthly Meeting the 1st of the 1st month 1829 ~ ~ ~ ~ |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1830 | living with family in Washington, Fayette, Pennsylvania | 1830 United States Federal Census |
1835-04-02 |
A certificate being requested for the minor children of James and Elizabeth Binns, to Adrian Monthly Meeting, Lanawee County, Michigan Teritory, Jesse Coleburn and Dawsey Cope are appointed to unite with a like committee of women friends in preparing one and produced it to next meeting. |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
c. 1835-04 |
James Binns and Elizabeth his wife requests our certificate for their three minor children to Adrian Mthly Mtg. Michigan. Sarah S. Cope and Elizabeth Cope are appointed to make the needful enquiry, and if no obstruction appears prepare and produce one in conjunction with men friends to next [mtg] |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
1835-04-30 |
The committee to prepare a certificate for the
minor children of James and Elizabeth Binns viz. |
Providence Monthly Meeting Minutes, 1817-1843 |
James and his second wife Elizabeth moved their membership to the Adrian Monthly Meeting in Michigan where the family eventually located | Davey (2004); information from Mary Hills | |
1835-12-04 | d. Bear Creek, Lenawee County, Michigan, USA | Find a Grave |
bur. Hillside Cemetery, Addison, Lenawee County, Michigan |
1778-03-09 | b. Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/787 & /1279 |
of Lothersdale, Yorkshire; Oldham, Lancashire; and Silsden near Skipton, Yorkshire | source misplaced | |
1794-12-09 | m. George Dawson (17741846, clog maker, s. of George and Hannah Dawson, of Lothersdale), at Skipton | RG 6/317 & /1279 |
Children: | George (17951868), John (1797 ?), Hannah (1799 ?), Wilson (18021809), Sarah (18061870), Samuel (18071809), Mary (1810 ?), Martha (1810 ?), Wilson (1813 ?), Benjamin (18161817) | RG 6/890, /1279; GRO index; Annual Monitor; National Burial Index; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
1817-03-16 | of Coupran Beck, Yorkshire; d. Skipton, Yorkshire | RG 6/890, /910, /1279 |
1817-03-20 | bur. Skipton |
1782-09-28 | b. Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/1164, /1279 |
1802-07-24 | of Oldham, Lancashire; m. John Hodgson (? before 1858, of Burnley, Lancashire), at Prestwich, Lancashire, by licence; both signed | parish register; bishop's transcript; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD |
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