Hannah Martha Wynne

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  • Hannah Wynne
    Dr. Thomas Wynne's Step daughter Elizabeth Rowden and two daughters
    Sidney and Hannah came on the Morning Star which sailed from Liverpool in
    Sept. 1683 and arrived in Phila. on 14 Nov.
    Nov 7, 1998 - 23:15 - From: - Jayne.Hyslop@@hwcn.org
    Your name: Jayne Hyslop
    How I found your page: From A Search Engine
    Comments about the web site: Greetings from a Canadian descendant of Dr.
    Thomas Wynne! My husband descends thru Hannah Wynne daughter of Thomas
    and his first wife Martha Buttall. Hannah married Dr. Daniel Humphrey(s).
    The Humphreys married into the Tunis family and in c1789 migrated to West
    Flamborough Twp, Ontario, Canada where many descendants now live. I have
    spentabout 8 years researching Dr. Thomas Wynne finding very little
    along the way, so was delighted to see your fine page. Am especially
    interested in learning more about Thomas's early life. Very willing to
    share any and all of my work with other Wynne descendants.
    From : SHIRLEY MAYNARD To   : THOMAS JOHNSTONSubj : Wynnewood
    Numb : 17339 of 20490                        Date      : 04/14/96 10:24am
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    Hey, Tom, thanks. I'll check out Wynnewood on the map.
    TJ> immediately. However, I recognize it as a section of Lower   Merion
    
    
    
    
    
    
    TJ> Township, which lies next to Philadelphia but in Montgomery   County.
    Right.  I knew that from the description of the good doctor's life and
    times,
    written by a couple of his descendants. One ofhis descendants, John
    Wynne, still lives in Philadelphia and he sent me a (poor) copy of a
    realtor's advertisement of Wynnewood that showed the home-- but no
    description that would make it a $300,000 home!!! Jonathan Wynne, Dr.
    Wynne's only son, built Wynnewood. I believe it was a copy of Dr. Wynne's
    home in Wales, "Wynnestay." I have a copy of a Philadelphia map that
    shows whereDr. Wynne's home was just  two doors from William Penn's home.
    I couldn't understand about the coast line.  Did it change over the
    years?  Or were the homes actually set back from the water and over the
    
    
    
    
    
    
    years other homes were builtbetween them and the water line?
    Deems wrote one of the books on the WYNNEs.In it, he briefly mentioned
    a Philadelphia family, giving their line of descent from Dr. Wynne, but
    
    
    
    
    
    
    not
    anything else.  This was 1907.Thomas Wynne; Hannah Wynne Humphreys;
    Martha Humphreys Paschall; Hannah Paschall Hollingsworth; Mary
    Hollingsworth Morris; Levi Morris; Sarah H. Morris (Mr. George); and
    Sarah's three unmarried children, Mary, George Jr., and William.
    Would you know of any of these people, perhaps their lineages in the
    Philadelphia Historical Society?It's good talking to you, Thomas.  I've
    
    
    
    
    
    
    never been to Philadelphia, so everything is new to me.Cheers.