Enoch SKINNER

• Birth: 19 AUG 1770
• Death: 14 JAN 1817, Cove Gap,Franklin,PA

• Reference: 51817

• Marriage: 12 NOV 1793

1. Lilias SKINNER
2. Elizabeth SKINNER
3. Andrew SKINNER
4. John SKINNER
5. Stephen SKINNER
6. Mary SKINNER
7. William SKINNER
8. Robert Wilson SKINNER
9. Sarah SKINNER
10. Morris Porter SKINNER
11. Archibald SKINNER
12. Franklin SKINNER

                          _John SKINNER ___
 _John SKINNER __________|
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|--Enoch SKINNER 
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|                         _George MORRIS __
|_Mary Elizabeth MORRIS _|
                         |_Rebecca DE_COU _

Notes

Biographical Annals of Franklin County, Penn.

Enoch Skinner lived in the Gap west of Mercersburg

From Penn. Archives.

1787, Nov. 17. Tax List. Enoch Skinner, County of Franklin, 100 acres (vol. 25). 1792, Nov. 30. County of Bedford, Enoch Skinner, 60 acres and 200 acres (vol. 25). From Bedford County, Penn., land deeds.

1792, Dec. 8. Ind. bet. John Skinner and Bedford Co., yeoman, 1st part, and Enoch Skinner son of said John, 2nd part for love, etc. the said John hereunto moving granted Messuage, etc., land on top of Sideling Hill know by the name of "Dry Camp" in said County. *** containing 165 acres and 154 perches. Being the same land granted to John Skinner Aug. 16, 1791 by Patent. John reserved for his own use rents, profits, etc., during his natural life or until such time as he shall think fit to deliver the same. When John Delivers then Enoch shall pay L18 yearly in Gold or Silver. Witness. Isabel Skinner; recorded May 25, 1793 (bk. D p. 61).

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