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John Holcombe (1682-1743), and his brother, Quakers, immigrated about 1700 from England to Abington, Pennsylvania. John settled in New Jersey in 1704, married Elizabeth Woolrich in 1707, and moved to Buckingham, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Descendants lived in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma and elsewhere.
The Holcombe-Doane-Henke Family History traces the lineage of a family from their Quaker roots in England to their settlement and expansion across North America. The book details the immigration of John Holcombe and his brother Jacob from England around 1700, their establishment in Pennsylvania, and subsequent generations' movements and settlements. It covers descendants who lived in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and other locations, providing a genealogical record of their lives and migrations.
This genealogical record appears to be a meticulously researched account intended for family members and historical researchers. The detailed lineage and geographical tracking suggest a focus on factual accuracy and comprehensive documentation of ancestral movements and connections. The scope, spanning over 170 years and multiple states, indicates a thorough effort to capture the family's history.
Page Count:
173
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
M.A. Henke
ISBN-10:
0961103213
ISBN-13:
9780961103217
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