Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 3, Page 4 1983 – Latest Highwayman

Latest Highwayman

At a count held on 3^rd Oct. 1665 “Mr. Francis Worthington” was amerged (fined) sixpense “for not sweepeing[1] before his Stable Doors”. Vol. 5 p. 77)

 

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Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 3, Page 1 1983 – Worthington, Edward

Captain Edward Worthington

Worthington’s Station or Fort in Lincoln County, four mi. S.E. of Danville, Ky settled in 1779 by Capt. Edward Worthington one of the “Long Hunters”. Member of House of Representatives included Edward Worthington in 1818.

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 3, Page 2 1983 – Worthington, Samuel

Chronicles of Oklahome

Location of the county seat of Jonesboro was accomplished by a board of commissions after Shawneetown had to be abandoned because it had became Indian Terretory Oct. 22, 1832. Thomas P. Esdridge, a Judge had before him Wm. Collier, Chs. Burkham, Travis Wright and Samuel Worthington, commissioners appointed by the Act of the legislature of Arkansas to locate the seat of government of justice in the county of Miller Co. Arkansas and more distinctly to define the county borderline

Contributed by Mrs. J.W. Devlin Rt. 1 Depout, Tx. 75435

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 2, Page 6 – Worthington, Jacob

SKETCH OF JACOB WORTHINGTON: 1695 King’s Co. Ireland, died 1748 in Frederick Co., Va. mar. Abigail Borden. Issue: Esther Worthington; Rachel; Elizabeth

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 2, Page 6 – Worthington, Sarah

SKETCH OF SARAH WORTHINGTON:  1719-1745 born in Delaware Co., Pa. died in Frederick Co., Va. mar Robert Hayes. Issue: Joseph Hayes