Ship Brittannia, chartered by Lancaster Quaker Meeting out ofLiverpool, was at sea for 14 weeks. A shortage of water and beer andillness caused 56 deaths out of 140. Twenty more died ashore ofyellow fever. The ship arrived 8/26/1699.
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George came over to America in 1699 with William Penn on his secondvisit to Pennsylvania.
He stayed for a week with his sister Mary Myers, at Harbills, Marylandthen went on to Philidelphia where he lived for a while with his firstcousin, James Haworth. He then went to Bucks County PA where hepurchased 450 acres and lived there the rest of his life.
Three of his sons Absalom, Stephanus, and James moved to FrederickCounty, VA where they married and raised their families.
Stephanus went to North Carolina where most of his decendentsremained. Of the four children of Absalom, one son Nathaniel stayedin Virginia, the other three moved to Tennessee where each raised alarge family and almost all of them remained in that state. Jamesfamily moved to North Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio and on throughout themidwest. George and Mary, the other children of George remained inPennsylvania and I have found no record of them.
Of the six children of James, Son of George, 2 married Wrightbrothers, three married Dillons, who were the children of WilliamDillon from Ireland. The sixth son married Mary Reece (Rees) ofScotch descent.
The name has gone through many changes in the U.S. Many of theHaworths in North Carolina have adopted the name "Howard", while inIllinois, Iowa and Missouri it has been changed to Howorth. Anotherform of the name is Hayworth.
The family played an important part in the settlement of Ohio,Illinois, and other parts of the Mid-West.