MY ATKINSON FAMILY ANCESTRAL LINE

If anyone has information regarding the ancestry of Timothy ATKINSON or any other information about him or his wife (possibly Ann), please contact me.

(1) Timothy ATKINSON, b. possibly about ca. 1664-68 in England (place unknown), d. 1738 in Somerset Co., MD; m. possibly to Ann ____ (b. unknown); he resided in New Castle Co., DE [then PA], Salem Co., NJ, Essex Co., VA, and Somerset Co., MD; their children:

[#2]    i. Thomas, b. 20 May 1703, d. 1789, m. Hannah DODDRIDGE; 
       ii. John, b. unknown. 

(2) Thomas ATKINSON, b. 20 May 1703 probably in Salem Co., NJ, d. 1789 in Amwell Twsp., Hunterdon Co., NJ; m., 17 Oct 1728 in NJ, to Hannah DODDRIDGE (b. 22 May 1708, d. before 1786; daughter of Phillip DODDRIDGE Jr. & Frances MOORE); they resided in Amwell Twsp., Hunterdon Co., NJ; their children:

[#3]    i. Anne, b. 14 Aug 1729, m. Elisha EMLEY; 
       ii. Timothy, b. 28 Apr 1732; 
      iii. Frances, b. 16 Mar 1734; 
       iv. Philip, b. 10 Feb 1736; 
        v. Thomas, b. 31 May 1737, d. 1804, m. 1st Martha ____, 
		m. 2nd Elizabeth DUPUY; 
       vi. John, b. 1 Jan 1740; 
      vii. Asher, b. 1 Aug 1742; 
     viii. Joseph, b. 1 Jul 1744, m. 1st. Jemima PRALL, 
		2nd. Susannah RAKESTRAW, 3rd. Sarah ALEXANDER; 
       ix. Hannah, b. 9 Jun 1748, m. Joseph HANKINSON; 
        x. Enoch, b. 1 Jan 1750. 

(3) Anne ATKINSON, b. 14 Aug 1729 in Amwell Twsp., Hunterdon Co., NJ, d. unknown in Hunterdon Co., NJ; m. 1st, 1755 in Kingwood, Hunterdon Co., NJ, to Elisha EMLEY (b. 13 May 1722, d. 12 Apr 1761).

Anne (ATKINSON) EMLEY, m. 2nd, 19 June 1766 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, to Richard HOLCOMBE.

1. Atkinson, John B. "Timothy Atkinson". The Atkinsons of New Jersey, 1890, pages 36-38.

2. Atkinson, Mary J. "Notes on Moore, Doddridge and Atkinson Families". Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, vol. 11, 1926, pages 544-549.

3. Atkinson, Thomas. "[Abstract of his will, written 12 Jan 1786, proved 4 Feb 1789]". New Jersey Post-Revolutionary Documents, Calendar of Wills - 1786-1790, page 14.

4. Atkinson, Timothy. "[Abstract of his will, written 8 March 1736, proved 29 March 1738]". Maryland Calendar of Wills, page 245.

5. Fone, Rhoda. Atkinson Connections, 2000, Web page: http://www.combs-families.org/combs/assoc/atkinson.htm.

6. Gardner, Charles C. Letter to John ____, 28 January 1955.

7. Luken, Bill. Written communication, 15 July 2003.

8. Myers, Patty B. "Hannah Doddridge". Ancestors and Descendants of Lewis Ross Freeman, With Related Families, Penobscot Press, Camden, ME, 1995, page 664.

9. Society of Friends (Quakers). Records of the Kingwood Monthly Meeting, NJ.

10. "Timothy Atkinson". in: "Immigrants to America Before 1750". Magazine of American Genealogy, vol. 1, 1929, page 92.

11. Vail, Mary C. "A Historical Sketch of the Meeting and Meeting House of the Society of Friends at Quakertown, N.J.". The Jerseyman, vol. 2, nos. 2 & 3, June & September 1893, starting on page 9.

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