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Bruce A. Bendler, 'Colonial Delaware Assemblymen 1682-1776' (Westminister, MD, Family Line Publications, 1989) p 14 "JOHN BUCKLEY (1646-1732) New Castle County: 1697 John Buckley was born 1646 in the English county of Wilt- shire. He immigrated into New Castle County by 1682. He was the son of John and Mary (Empson) Buckley. He married twice: first to Hannah Sanderson, and, second, to Elizabeth Sanderson. By Hannah, he had four children: Rachel, who married John, son of Jonn Grubb; Sarah; Hannah, who married Thomas Layton; and Adam, who married Ann Martin. By Elizabeth he had seven chiidren: John, who married (1) Hannah Clemson, and (2) A1ice Lownes; Hannah, who married J.Price; Jane, who married J. Hillyard; Walter; Elizabeth; Adam; and Ann. Buckley was one of the surveyors of the circular northern boundary of New Castle County. John Buckley's religious affiliation is not certain; it is known he was not a Quaker. He owned land along the Delaware River and Naaman's Creek. In 1687, he was taxed on 100 acres., He died in 1732." Sources: HSD files; RCNC; Herbert Standing, "Early Quakers and Meetings", Delaware History XX #2." HSD files: Genealogical card index and files, Historical Society of Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware. RCNC: Albert Cook Meyers, ed., Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware, 2 Volumes, (Lancster, Pennsylvania, 1904). QUERY Is the Mary (Empson) Buckley, mentioned above as mother of Assemblyman John Buckley (1646-1732), related to the family of Cornelius Empson. Gentleman. Goal Grange, N.C. Dec. 12, 1710? 'A Calendar of Delaware Wills, New Castle County' 1911; reprinted Baltimore: GPC 1911. Notify Administrator about this message?
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