The Acheson--Atchison families : a compilation of such data as can be obtained from voluminous correspondences, obituaries, copies of deeds, will and interested friends/ assembled by Nellie Wilkin Cooke
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John Acheson/Atchison, Sr. (1710-1778), his wife, Catherine Clark (1712-ca. 1792), and at least their oldest child, emigrated from Ireland and settled in Little Brittain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where he purchased land in 1738. His will, probated in 1778, names three sons and three daughters. Descendants listed chiefly descendants of their son, Mathew Acheson/Atchinson (1734-1814), a Revolutionary War soldier, lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and elsewhere. Also includes Cherry, Snodgrass, McDonald and other related families.
Includes an index of descendants, listed by generation.
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| The Acheson--Atchison families | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 858653 Item 2 | 7814854 |
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| The Acheson--Atchison families | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 858653 Item 2 | 7814854 |
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