Ray & Welch Family Trees
Phineas PEMBERTON
1649 - 1702 (53 years)
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Name Phineas PEMBERTON Birth 30 Jan 1649 Gender Male Death 1 Mar 1702 Pennsbury, Falls Tnsp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA 
Burial Pennsbury, Falls Tnsp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA - Originally the Pemberton Cemetery, now the Pemberton-Harrison Cemetery.
Person ID I340041243697 Welch Webb Haigler Mershon Last Modified 26 Jul 2023
Father Ralph PEMBERTON, b. 3 Jan 1610 d. 17 Jul 1687, Biles Island, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 77 years) Mother Margaret SEDDON, b. 1622, Manchester d. 1655 (Age 33 years) Family ID F540 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 (1) Phoebe HARRISON, b. 7 Apr 1660 d. 13 Oct 1696 (Age 36 years) Children 1. Abigail PEMBERTON, b. Died very young 2. Joseph PEMBERTON, b. 11 May 1682 d. Nov 1702 (Age 20 years) 3. Israel PEMBERTON, b. 20 Feb 1684, Grove Place, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 18 or 19 Jan 1754 (Age 69 years)4. Samuel PEMBERTON, b. 3 Feb 1686 d. 23 Jan 1691-92 5. Phineas PEMBERTON, b. 16 Apr 1686 d. 1701 (Age 14 years) 6. Phoebe PEMBERTON, b. 26 Feb 1689 d. 30 May 1699 (Age 10 years) 7. Ralph PEMBERTON, b. 15 Jul 1694 d. 18 Nov 1694 (Age 0 years) 8. Priscilla PEMBERTON Last Modified 26 Jul 2023 Family ID F58 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 (2) Alice HODGSON, b. 1663 d. 28 Aug 1711, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 48 years) Last Modified 26 Jul 2023 Family ID F59 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Emigrated to American only a few decades after the Plymouth Colony was established, on William Penn's ship, the Submission, sailing from Liverpool. Arrived 2 Nov 1682 in Maryland. Phineas was a close friend and confidant of William Penn and became a wealthy and successful businessman in his own right. Penn had been granted 45,000 acres of land by Charles II in exchange for a dept owed by WP's father, and Admiral in the Navy. His wife's father also bought a large acreage, and most the of combined land holdings descended to Israel.
May have helped our ancestor Solomon Allred get started in the New World. Was a devout Quaker like his father, Ralph.
From the book "Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania" by John W. Jordan, p 276 ff, also cited in the Griffin book on the Allred family in America.
- Emigrated to American only a few decades after the Plymouth Colony was established, on William Penn's ship, the Submission, sailing from Liverpool. Arrived 2 Nov 1682 in Maryland. Phineas was a close friend and confidant of William Penn and became a wealthy and successful businessman in his own right. Penn had been granted 45,000 acres of land by Charles II in exchange for a dept owed by WP's father, and Admiral in the Navy. His wife's father also bought a large acreage, and most the of combined land holdings descended to Israel.