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[35973] Jacob's FindAGrave memorial (#70529548) offers: "1800, March 29: Jacob sold to brother-in-law, Jacob Hendrich Reiff, 141 acres, with plantation and buildings and improvements 3/29/1800 who bought it 12/2/1796 from father Gerhardt Clemens (the grandson of the original settler Gerhart Clemens) and mother Catharine Hunsicker Clemens. The First National Bank of Lansdale was organized with a capital of $50.000 and began busines s on the 16 June of the same year. On 4 Oct. 1884 the records list Jacob as being on the board of directors."
[28400] Albert Douglass Hart, Jr. offers at http://www.renderplus.com/hartgen/htm/cousins.htm that Thomas is son of Isaac Cousins and reports: "Isaac Cousins - was born about 1613 in England and died on 23 Jul 1702 in Boston, MA. Isaac married Elizabeth. She died on 14 Oct 1656 in Boston, MA. Isaac Cousins emigrated before 1643 from Marlborough, Wiltshire Co., England. An expert gunsmith and locksmith, and rolling stone, living in Rowley in 1647, Boston and Dorchester, besides negotiating for settlement with New London, Connecticut in 1651, Haverhill in 1652, Ipswich in 1656, Portsmouth, where he was received as a tradesman in 1659, and a connection with North Yarmouth, Maine in 1678. He was warned out of Dorchester (a method of getting rid of undesirables and dissenters) in 1691 'having a long time bin an inhabitant of Boston and now being aged', and died in the Boston poorhouse, 23 July 1702. He filed a suit against Richard Priest of Boston in 1696 for withholding household goods where in the house where Isaac and Martha his late wife had lived." Hart further reports: "Thomas - was living in Wells in 1666. Thomas doubtless living in his boyhood with his sister Elizabeth Barrett in Wells. He took an oath of fidelity, July 7, 1670. In 1675 he served in King Philip's War. In 1684, Thomas received a grant of 100 acres west of the river which forms boundary between Wells and Kennebunk, ME and southeast of the post road, which was obtained from town of Wells, ME. He was driven away with other settlers by Indians in 1690 and may have been slain during the warfare as there is no further record of him, and his farm was in the possession of his children in 1717."
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[27818] This person is not verified, and is from Ray Gurganus' unverified web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007.
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[44719] in 2018 see http://www.pennock.ws/surnames/fam/fam07161.html.