William, Jr. SCARBOROUGH 
William, Jr. was born on November 4th, 1599 in Woburn, Bedfordshire, ENGLAND and his baptism took place on November 4th, 1599 in St. Mary's, Woburn, Bedfordshire, ENGLAND. William, Jr.'s father is William, Sr. SCARBOROUGH and his mother was Agnes FARRAR. His paternal grandfather is Isaac SCARBOROUGH; his maternal grandparents are William FARRAR and Margaret Lacy. He had six brothers and three sisters, named William, George, James, Timothy, Hugh, Robert, Elizabeth, Alice and Agnes. He died at the age of 81 on December 28th, 1680 in Hosier Lane, London, London, ENGLAND. He was buried about 1680 in Checker Alley, Bunhill Fields, London, London, ENGLAND.General Notes
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- William belonged to the Peel MM of Friends and wasburied in the
Checker Alley Burial ground, where George Fox and about 12,000other
Friends are buried.
- "Pennsylvania Heritage, The Fells of Longlands"; Blanche Craig; Pub.
1959
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- Baptized 4 NOV 1599; Woburn ,Bedfordshire, England; Society of Friends
SOURCES:
- Marilyn London Winton, "Corrected Early Scarborough Line" addendum, p.
1 placed before Some Quaker Families - Scarborough/Haworth, 1991
- Some Quaker Families-Scarborough/Haworth collated by Roger S. Boone,
published by Majorie Morgan 1991, Vol 1,p.1
- The Scarborough's were originally the "Skarthi" family from the Old
Norseby name, "God bless my flawless Viking". Legend has it that they
left what is now Norway in 874 A.D. to sail to Iceland and were reputed
to be the 1st permanent settlers of this island. A part of this family
left in 965 and came to Scarborough, Yorkshire, England and lived in the
old fortress Scarbrough Castle. Then some of them make their way into
London England.
- A succession of Scarborough lived in Hosier Lane, St. Sepulcher Parish,
London, England, and were affiliated with the Friends. William lived in
Hosier Lane and was a member ofthe Peel Monthly meeting of the society
of Friends.
- William (b. 1598; d.1680) was buried in Checker Alley, Burnhill
Fields, which is the same place where George Fox and 12,000 other Quakers
are buried. He was a member of thePeel's Monthly Meeting of Friends
‌William, Jr. and Agnes were married in a religious ceremony on January 21st, 1628 in Solebury, Buckinghamshire, ENGLAND. They had three sons and a daughter, named Robert, William, John and Joanna.
Family Notes
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Children
John SCARBOROUGH
John was born in Solebury, Buckinghamshire, ENGLAND. He died on April 11th, 1706 in Hosier Lane, London, London, ENGLAND. He was buried on April 21st, 1706 in Checker Alley, Bunhill Fields, London, London, ENGLAND.
