Davis Uriah I | Born 1707
CROASDALE, Alice
1673 - Bef 1729 (< 55 years)-
Name CROASDALE, Alice Born 3 Oct 1673 New Key, Yorkshire, England Gender Female Died Bef 1729 Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Person ID I10788 Uriah Davis I - Genealogy Last Modified 21 Jun 2018
Father CROASDALE, Thomas, b. 20 May 1644, Yorkshire, England , d. 2 Sep 1682, Neshaminy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Age 38 years) Mother HAWTHORNTHWAIT, Agnes, b. 13 Jul 1633, Tethem Parish, Yorkshire, England , d. 20 Oct 1684, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Unites States (Age 51 years) Married 1 May 1664 England Notes
Thoms Croasdale and Alice Hatternthewaite were married 3 mo. 1, 1664, according to the records of Lancaster (England) Monthly Meeting of Friends. They resided in Yorkshire for sometime, but in 1682 came to Pennsylvania in the ship Welcome with Willia Penn. They setted on Neshaminy Creek in Bucks County, in the vicinity of the present village of Langhorne. Thomas Croasdale died 9 mo. 2, 1684, and Alice 8 mo. 20, 1686. They had the following children, all born in England.
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Alice, wife of David, was born 8 mo. 3, 1673. She has a rather interesting history. The Croasdales came passengers with William Penn in the ship Welcome. Robert Greenway, master, in 1682. During the passage, the small -pox made its appearance in great virulence and occasioned much distress, disease. It is related that Wiliam Penn cheered the dying and the survivors with his Godly conversation during the memorable voyage. One of the passengers writing of the voyage says. "The good conversation of William Penn was very advantageous to all the company. HIs sigular care was manifested in contributing to the necessities of many who were sick of the small-pos then on board, of hwihc about thirty died."
The date of her death has not been discovered. but she probably died brfore her husband, as he does not mention her is his will. David Potts' will made Nov. 13, 1730, and proven Nov. 26, 1730, is on file in the Register's Office at Philadelphia, and recorded in Will Book E, at page 142.