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Public property records show the address the mill now stands on was first built upon in 1842, at a time when Freeland was a remote station on the North Central Railroad rising from the seaports of Baltimore and heading into the industrial heartland of Pennsylvania.
William Heathcote (1806-1889), a young Englishman and budding entrepreneur, upon returning to eastern Pennsylvania from Ohio where he had gone to visit a brother, decided to head south from York towards Baltimore.
The Heathcotes of England are traced to the U.S. Descendants of William, James, Thomas, John, Hannah Radcliffe, Matthew, Mark, Sally Bottomley, Luke, and William are given. Also available on microfilm. View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations.
The descendants of Heathcote Chilcote of Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania : with some notes on his ancestry. Records. Genealogies. Catalog. Books. Wiki. View inside.
Sep 14, 2021 · Chester County (Pa.)--History, Chester County (Pa.)--Biography, Chester County (Pa.) -- History, Chester County (Pa.) -- Biography, Pennsylvania -- Chester County Publisher Harrisburg, National Historical Association Collection allen_county; americana Contributor Allen County Public Library Language English Item Size 983.1M
Apr 24, 2016 · Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, has a long and storied history. A young English immigrant, William Heathcote, visited the area in southern York County and liked it so much he decided to make it his home.
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