1. Peter Ellot was born in 1592. He died - Oct 8 1688 in Carcushooke, Kingsessing Twp., Phila. Co., Pa .
The Will of Peter Elliott, written 9 Sep 1687, proved 8 Oct 1688
The Last Will and Testament of Poeter Ellot of Carcushook, tailor, in the County of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania. Primus, I bequeath my soul to God that gave <--?--><--?-->. Secondly, I give and bequeath all my lands and houses now in my possession to my three sons to be equally divided amongst them as they shall come to age of one and twenty years. Thirdly, all my household goods in general I give and bequeath unto my wife Lute Ellot (Lucie) to dispose of according to her will and pleasure. Fourthly, I give and bequeath unto my wife Lute the yoke of working oxen now upon this plantation aged twenty years. Fiftly, I bequeath unto my daughter Anne one yoke of horses aged two years and two cows, one aged two years and another aged four years and two breeding cows. Lastly, I bequeath unto my daughter Joan two horses aged three years and two cows one aged eight years and another aged 4 years and two breeding cows. All the rest of my cattle I bequeath to be equally divided between my wife Lute and my son John my young horse I bequeath to my son John and my mare I bequeath to my aforesaid son. I bequeath to my daughter Joan two ewes and two lambs to be delivered to her at or upon <--?--><--?-->. Ninth September in the year 1687 <--?-->_I_____ to my wife Luse and son John jointly <--?-->___This my Last Will and Testament fully ascribed <--?--> my hand.Excerpts typed exactly as written in the Ellot-Moore Bible:
Please Note: All these Ellott's are also the Elliott's of record, apparently the person recording in the Bible was not very literate and spelled the name Ellot rather than it's proper spelling.Elizabeth Guy Ellot, daughter of Robert Guy of Aughton, died in England, niece of Sir William Penn.
Also Thomas Guy, of London, the founder of Guy's Hospital.
Mary Ellot, wife of Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth Guy Ellot, died April 1, 1730.
Lucy Trayhorn age 32 years, departed this life ye April 1, 1733.
John Ellot, son of Peter and Lucy, departed this life ye december 5, 1734.
Ann Ellot, daughter of John and Elizabeth Guy Ellot, ...ye May 7, 1735.
Thomas Ellot at 35 died ye March 2, 1750
Hannah Ellot, wife of Peter, departed this life ye February 4, 1752.
Elizabeth Ellot, wife of Peter, departed this life ye January 19, 1757.
Elizabeth Ellot, 2nd wife of Peter, departed this life ye November 26, 1761.
Elizabeth Hayes departed this life ye December 27, 1761.
Hannah Hanbest, wife of Robert and daughter of John Ellot, departed this life ye March 3, 1763.
Martha Ellot, daughter of Enoch and Martha, departed this life ye August 21, 1763.
Elizabeth Ellot, wife of John W. Tainer, departed this life ye March 11, 1764.
Adam Trehorn departed this life ye April 2, 1765.
John Ellot, son of Robert and Rachel, departed this life ye February 5, 1766.
Enoch Ellot, son of John and Elizabeth Guy Ellot, departed...ye December 10, 1767.
Robert Ellot, son of Thomas and Mary, age 53, departed this life ye December 11, 1767.
Peter Ellot, son of Enoch and Martha, 25 years, departed this life ye February 11, 1769.
Peter Ellot, son of Elizabeth Guy Ellot, departed this life ye December 21, 1769.
John Ellot, son of Thomas, at 60, departed this life ye December 28, 1770.
Peter Ellot, son of John and Elizabeth, 69 years, departed this life ye December 28, 1770.
Martha Taylor, wife of Enoch Ellot, departed this life ye October 15, 1772.
John Ellot, son of Enoch and Martha, departed this life ye March 1774.
John Lenderman departed this life ye March 6, 1775. Rachel Ellot, wife of Robert, departed this life ye April 8, 1772.
John Ellot, son of William and Mary about 45, departed this life ye June 7, 1777.
Sarah Ellot, daughter of Robert and Rachel, departed this life ye July 8, 1777.
Ann Treham, or Theham, wife of Andrew Vandyke, age 56, ....ye January 4, 1780.
Robert Henbest (Hanbest), departed this life ye February 7, 1780.
Sarah Ellot, wife of Israel, departed this life ye February 20, 1784.
Christopher Ellot, son of Enoch and Martha, 46, departed this life ye January 30, 1787.
Ann Ellot, 2nd wife of Israel departed this life ye June 5, 1789.
Ruth, wife of Christopher,47, departed this life ye January 7, 1790.
Charles W. More departed this life ye July 9, 1836.
Hannah Moore (Mother of 11 children) departed this life ye September 11, 1842.
William and Rebecca and daughter Hannah E. Moore, departed this life June 8, 1849.
Benjamin Ellot Moore died August 27, 1875, aged 78 years.
William C. Moore died March 8, 1860.
Rebecca M. Moore died, December 6, 1885, aged 68 years.
Ann More died July 10, 1804 and Hannah died July 15, 1804.
Washington Moore died January 26, 1806.
Father Benjamin Ellot died July 5, 1816 about 80.
Mother Sarah Ellot died September 27, 1831 about 78.
Deborah Moore died September 11, 1822.
Hannah E. Moore died August 14, 1823.
John Moore Jr. died October 9, 1823.
Mary Ann Moore died June 7, 1826.
Deborah Moore was born May 23, 1809.
Charles W. Moore was born April 12, 1812.
William C. Moore was born April 15, 1814.
Mary Ann Moore was born September 26, 1817.Children of William and Rebecca Moore
Mary Ann - born 1840
Hannah E. - born December 26, 1844
Deborah Moore - born March 19, 1850.
John Moore born June 29, 1773
Hannah Moore Sr. born December 7, 1777
Sarah Moore born October 17, 1796
Benjamin Moore born January 3, 1798
John Moore Jr. born February 3, 1800
Elizabeth Moore born October 14, 1801
Harriett Moore and Ann both born May 10, 1804, Harriett at 7 a.m. and Ann at 3 p.m.
Washington Moore was born June 21, 1805
Hannah Moore Jr. was born October 25, 1806.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLETT, PETER. Marcus Hooke, Phila. Co. Tailor.
September 9, 1687. October 4, 1688. A. 96.
Estate to his three sons only one of whom is named.
Legacies to wife Lucie, daughters Anne and Joan and son John.
Executors: Wife and son John.
Witnesses: Will: Gregory, Joseph Wood.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
KIRK, JOHN. Darby, Chester Co.
August 25, 1705. November 17, 1705. C. 16.
Wife Joan.
Children Godfrey, William, John, Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, Thomas, Anne, Mary, Elizabeth, and Sarah.Executors: Brother-in-law John Elliott and John Marshall.
Overseers: Adam Roads and Robert Smith.
Witnesses: John Wood, Benjamin Cliffe.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLIOTT, PETER. Easttown.
July 26, 1754. December 25, 1758.
Provides for wife Sarah.
To son Morris Elliott 5 shillings.
To son James all my smith tools.
To daughter Rachel Logan £5.
To son James plantation containing 200 acres on death of wife.
Executors: Wife and son James res. legatees.
Letters to James. Witnesses: John Havard, David Havard, John Havard, Jr.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLIOTT, ENOCH. Darby.
August 13, 1767. October 30, 1767.
Provides for wife Martha.
To son John all my plantation westward of Darby Creek commonly called Smith's Fields reserving a house and 2 acres for a settlement for my old negro Primus during his life, also 2/3 of my island in the Delaware called Little Tenicum.
To son Benjamin the plantation where he now dwells during life and then to his children.
To son Peter plantation where I now dwell excepting my new house and 30 acres of land with reserve to his brothers.
Also remainder 1/3 of Tenicum.
To 2 granddaughters Martha and Elizabeth Hanbest £50 each at 21 with reserve to their brother Peter.
To son Christopher new house and 30 acres as reserved above, a piece of marsh at Kingsess.
Tract of land in Easttown whereon Geo. Turner now dwells, to kinsman Israel Moore when he is 27. Rents until that time to his 3 sisters, Mary, Elizabeth and Ruth.
To grandson Peter Hanbest messuage where his father Robert now lives at 21.
To brother Peter my 1/2 interest in 100 acres of unlocated land.
£50 to go toward building a wall around the graveyard and at brother Peter's where some of our family
have been interred.
Personal property divided among sons including 8 negroes besides old Primus who is to be free.
Executors: Brother Peter, son Christopher, and friend Benjamin Lobb,
Sr. Wit: Jacob Webber, Isaac Lloyd, John Lenderman.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLIOTT, PETER. Darby.
February 18, 1769.
Adm. to Christopher Elliott.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLIOTT, WILLIAM. West Nantmeal.
December 20, 1768. May 19, 1769.
Provides for wife Mary. To son Samuel my plantation subject to wife's life interest, also mare and colt.
To daughter Agnes horse &c.
Mentions 3 bonds coming due from John Rosbrough which is divided between wife, sons Thomas and Saml. and daughters Agnes and Jean.
To grandson Wm. Willey £4.
To grandson John Willey £4 &c.
£2 to daughter Jean's children.
To son John 5 shillings.
To son by the law James Miller 1 shilling.
Executors to make title to land to John Rosebrough when his payments are completed.
Executors: Wife and sons Thomas and Saml. Letters to Thos. and Saml.
Wit: Wm. Brown, John Millison, Thomas Elliot.Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
ELLIOTT, JOHN. Darby.
January 11, 1774. March 16, 1774.
To brother Benjamin Elliott 1 shilling.
To brother Christopher 5 shillings sterling.
To Martha daughter of Robert Henvis £10 and to her sister Elizabeth Henvis £10.
To George son of Jonathan Wood of Darby £10 at 21 with reversion to my 2 above mentioned nieces.
emainder of estate including plantation my father gave me to wife Amy during life.
Executors: Aaron Oakford and wife Amy. Letters to Amy Elliott, the other being absent.
Wit: Richard Humphreys, John Humphreys, Jona. Wood.Subj: Re: Peter Ellet, d. 1688, Marcus Hook
Date: 1/16/02 5:21:12 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: SwedeCraig
To: Booboopies
Dear Karen,Peter Ellet was not a Swede. He did not arrive in Darby in 1663. In that year there was no Darby Twp.. He came with the "Quaker invasion" of 1682-83 and on 14 October 1683 purchased the 175-acre plantation of Anders Andersson Homman (the former New Sweden trumpeter, who then moved to Repaupo Creek in Gloucester County) for 175 pounds. The plantation was in Carcus Hook, a part of Kingsessing on the north side of Mill (Darby) Creek. Peter and his family lived among the Swedes there, but they were not members of the Swedish church and did not otherwise display Swedish roots.
Dr. Peter S. Craig, F.A.S.G.
3406 Macomb St. NW
Washington DC 20016-3160
Peter married Lucie unknown. Lucie died 1734 - 1750.
They had the following children:
2 F i Joan Ellot was born in 1660 in Kingsessing Twp., Phila., Co., PA .
Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
BALL, JOHN. Blockley, Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman.
April 9, 1726/7. June 13, 1730. E.132.
Sister: Elizabeth Nickerson (of Nottingham England).
Nephew: John Nickerson (of Nottingham, Eng.).
Brother: Rodger.
Cousins: John, Mary, Elizabeth and Hannah Ball.
Friend: Samuel Bunting.
To Samuel Sellers Jur. and Samuel Bunting for Quakers of Darby Meeting.
Exec: Rodger Ball, Samuel Sellers, Samuel Bunting.
Witnesses: Enoch Elliot, Thomas Kirk, Joan Thomas (her mark).[Mullin.FTW]
Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
BALL, JOHN. Blockley, Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman.
April 9, 1726/7. June 13, 1730. E.132.
Sister: Elizabeth Nickerson (of Nottingham England).
Nephew: John Nickerson (of Nottingham, Eng.).
Brother: Rodger. Cousins: John, Mary, Elizabeth and Hannah Ball. Friend: Samuel Bunting. To Samuel Sellers Jur. and Samuel Bunting for Quakers of Darby Meeting.
Exec: Rodger Ball, Samuel Sellers, Samuel Bunting.
Witnesses: Enoch Elliot, Thomas Kirk, Joan Thomas (her mark).+ 3 M ii John Ellot