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Agnes Hope 1757–1809 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 12 Apr 1757

Birth Location: Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony

Death Date: 24 Apr 1809

Death Location: York County, South Carolina, USA

Father: James Hope

Mother: KATHERINE CLENDENIN

Spouse(s): Moses Meek

Children(s): Adam Meeks

In 1757, Agnes Hope entered the world in Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony, born to James Hope And Katherine Clendenin. Agnes Hope married Moses Harvey Meek, and had children including Adam Edward Meeks. Agnes Hope passed away in 1809 in York County, South Carolina, USA.

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Biography

  • In 1757, Agnes Hope entered the world in Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony, born to James Hope And Katherine Clendenin.
  • Agnes Hope married Moses Harvey Meek, and had children including Adam Edward Meeks.
  • Agnes Hope passed away in 1809 in York County, South Carolina, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

James Hope
1705–1776
Birth Location: Garston, England
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KATHERINE CLENDENIN
1727–1776
Birth Location: Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
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Spouses(s)

Moses Meek
1754–1815
Birth Location: South Carolina Colony
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Children(s)

Adam Meeks
1779–1862
Birth Location: Union, Union, South Carolina, United States
AM

Agnes Hope's Ancestors

Self
Agnes Hope
1757–1809
Birth Place: Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony
Parents
James Hope
1705–1776
Garston, England
KATHERINE CLENDENIN
1727–1776
Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
Grandparents
Sir (Thomas (Bruce) Hope, 8th Bt.of) Craighall
1681–1771
Rankeillor, Fife, Scotland
Margaret Lowis
1674–1743
Monimail, Fife, Scotland
James Clendenin
1693–1770
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Margaret Kenyon-Clendenin
1682–1750
Pennsylvania, USA
Great-Grandparents
Archibald Rankeillor
1639–1706
Lady Aytoun
1643–1699
James Lowis
1648–1726
Christine Cheisley
1651–1707
William GF
1645–1703
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Sir Test?
1609–1654
Lady Barony
1608–1641
John Baronet"
1616–1676
Elizabeth Aytoun
1618–1646
Niniane Merchiston
1616–1665
Catharine Makcall
1618–1648
Lord Cheislie
1620–1681
Catharine Tod
1619–1679
Christopher Kenyon
1613–1702
Jenet Duxbury(Duckesburie)
1610–1672

Agnes Hope's Descendants

1.
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Agnes Hope (12 Apr 1757–24 Apr 1809) m. Moses (Harvey) Meek (29 Jan 1754–23 December 1815)
  1. 1. Adam (Edward) Meeks 1779–1862 m. Mary (Jane) Black 1783–1865
    1. 1. Nancy (Agnes) Meek 1813–1863 m. Joseph (Solomon) Anderson 1797–1862
      1. 1. Jane (E.) Anderson 1826–1902 m. Nicholas Smith 1822–1901
        1. 1. Nancy (J) Smith 1848–1876 m. John (Bellenfont Hardeman) MD 1837–1905

Agnes Hope's Timeline

2 Records

1757
12 Apr 1757
Birth of Agnes Hope in Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony
Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony
1809
24 Apr 1809
Age 52
Death of Agnes Hope in York County, South Carolina, USA
York County, South Carolina, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 12 Apr 1757
    Event Place: Buck County, Pennsylvania Colony

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 24 Apr 1809
    Event Place: York County, South Carolina, USA
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