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BIOGRAPHIES

Source: 
Biographical History of Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania,
and Early Settlers and Eminent Men of the county -
by Alex. Harris
Lancaster, PA:
Publ. Elias Barr & Co.
1872

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
  SAMUEL PARKE

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 431

  WILLIAM PARR, was a native of England, who emigrated to America at an early day, and settled in Lancaster.  He read law, and was admitted to the bar in 1752.  He was elected a member of the Legislature in the year 1783.  He was a man of considerable ability, and was noted in his day as a skilled marksman.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 431
  JOHN PASSMORE, a citizen of Lancaster, and a man of remarkable corporeal proportions, weighing about 450 lbs.  He was appointed by Governor Snyder, in 1809, prothonotary of the Lancaster district of the supreme court, comprising the counties of Lancaster, Berks, York and Dauphin.  He was, in 1818, appointed one of the aldermen of the city of Lancaster, and the same year was elected the first mayor of the city, a position to which he was twice reelected, discharging the duties of the office for three years.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 432
  ARTHUR PATTERSON, a member of the Legislature in years 1743, 1744, 1845, 1846, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750, 7151, 1752, 1753 and 1754.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 432
  D. W. PATTERSON is a native of Lancaster county and a graduate of Washington College, Pennsylvania.  He read law, and was admitted to the bar in the year 1842.  He was elected a member of the Legislature in the year 1846.  In the year 1853 he was elected District Attorney of Lancaster county, the duties of which he discharged for three years.  He is engaged in the pursuits of his profession.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 432
  JAMES PATTERSON FAMILYJames Patterson was born in the north of Ireland in 1708, and emigrated to America in 1828, and settled in Lancaster county.  He was a farmer by occupation.  He married Mary Montgomery, and had the following children viz.:  William, born March 14th, 1733, died June 29th, 1818; John, Hannah, Mary, Samuel, Jane, Isabella, James, born November 14th, 1745, died August 17th, 1825; Elizabeth and Thomas, born February 1st, 1754, died March 28th, 1829.  James Patterson, the first settler, died in Little Britain township in 1792.

     WILLIAM PATTERSON, son of the first settler, married Rosanna Scott, by whom he had the following children: Mary, born January 7th, 1759; Moses, born October 16th, 1760; Samuel, born October 7th, 1762; Thomas, born October 1st, 1764, died November 17th, 1841; and James, born March 1st, 1767.  He, after the death of his first wife, married Elizabeth Brown, born March 16th, 1747, died January 30th, 1826.  With his second wife he had the following children:  John, born February 10th, 1771; Rosanna, born December 31, 1772; William, born April 8th, 1775, died September 20th, 1844; Nathaniel, born 1777; Rachel, born June 3d, 1778; died January 9th, 1817; Elizabeth, born January 8th, 1781; Josiah, born November 10th, 1783, died February, 1843; Hannah, born May 22d, 1786; Nathan, born September 11th, 1788, died February, 1846; and Eleanor, born October 17th, 1792.  William Patterson settled in Washington county, Pa.  Two of his sons, John and Thomas, were members of Congress during the contest between Jackson, Adams, and Crawford for the presidency.

     JOHN PATTERSON, second son of the first settler, was a farmer in Little Britain township, but late in life removed to Ohio.  He was married to Eleanor Milligan, and had the following children:  Mary, born April 24, 1765; James, Martha, John, Hannah, Eleanor, William and Elizabeth.

     SAMUEL PATTERSON, third son of the first settler, lived in Little Britain township, where he also died.  He married Mary Wylie, and had two children, Elizabeth and Mary.  The first married Dr. Smith, of Westmoreland county, Pa., and left a large family.

     JAMES PATTERSON, fourth son of the first settler, lived in Little Britain township, and was a member of the Legislature in the yeas 1802, 1803 and 1804.  He married Letitia Gardner, and had the following children: Isabella, born April 29, 1783; died December 24, 1818; Francina, born May 17, 1785; died December 1, 1823; Robert, born March 21st, 1787, died March 31, 1861; Mary, born April 17, 1789, died May 1, 1848; Elizabeth, born April 26, 1791, died July 26, 1830; Jane, born February 28, 1794; James, born March 7, 1796; Letitia, born May 29, 1798, died November 12, 1823; Rachael, born May 20, 1803.

     THOMAS PATTERSON, fifth son of the first settler, married Mary Tannehill, by whom he had the following children:  Rebecca, born August 13th, 1778; Elizabeth, born March 18th, 1780; Samuel, born March 3d, 1782; Nathan, born February 20th, 1784; died January 24th, 1792; Mary, born March 3d, 1786; died June 5th, 1854; Margaret, born June 10th, 1788; died March, 1821; Thomas, born February 13th, 1790; died July 30, 1857; James, born January 11th, 1792; and Jane, born May 10th, 1796.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 434

  ARTHUR PATTERSON FAMILY

     SAMUEL PATTERSON

     WILLIAM PATTERSON

     JAMES PATTERSON

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 434

  COL. JAMES PATTERSON

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 437

  JAMES PATTERSON was elected County Commissioner in 1809.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 440
  THOMAS PATTERSON, elected County Commissioner in 1845.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 440
  JOSEPH PAXSON was elected County Commissioner in 1838 and 1840.  He was also elected a member of the Legislature in 1844.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 440
  REV. WILLIAM PAXSON

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 440

  JOHN H. PEARSOL

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 442

  JOHN PEELOR, appointed Recorder of deeds in 1830.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 445
  BENJAMIN PENNEL

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 445

  ABRAHAM PETERS

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 446

  JACOB G. PETERS

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 447

  GEORGE B. PORTER

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 448

  JAMES PORTER was a delegate from Lancaster county to the Reform Convention of 1837-38.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 448
  JAMES PORTER was one of the early settlers of Lancaster county.  He owned a large body in the southern section of the county.  His son, William Porter, was a member of the Legislature in the year 1779.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 448
  JOHN J. PORTER was elected Clerk of Quarter Sessions in the year 1854.  David Fulton filled that last year of his office by appointment.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 449
  THOMAS PORTER was a member of the Legislature in 1775.  He was also a delegate from Lancaster county to the convention of 1776, which framed the first State Constitution.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 449
  REV. WALTER POWELL

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 449

  POWNALL FAMILY

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 450

  S. H. PRICE, a member of the Lancaster bar, admitted in 1852.  He was elected to the Legislature in the yeas 1857-58.
Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 452
  COL. FREDERICK S. PYFER

Source:  Biographical History of Lancaster Co., PA - Publ. by Elias Barr & Co. - 1872 - Page 452

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