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     • In 1672 Symon Hadly and wife Catherine had a son named Sollomon baptised at St Michans church in Dublin. St. Michans is an Anglican church. The records at St. Michans also show that Symon was a "smythe" and lists several other Hadleys who were also smythes.
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   Was Symon Hadly a Smythe?

   • In 1672 Symon Hadly and wife Catherine had a son named Sollomon baptised at St Michans church in Dublin. St. Michans is an Anglican church. The records at St. Michans also show that Symon was a "smythe" and lists several other Hadleys who were also smythes.

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   Who was Simon Hadley?

   • In Ireland, he was industrious with iron works in Ballynakill, Kings County (now County Offaly), fisheries in Dublin, and other properties. The earliest known record of Simon Hadley (Symon Hadly) is from 1665 when Simon was listed in a tax roll in Dublin.

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   Was Symon Hadley a Quaker?

   • Symon Hadley applied for Freeman status at the earliest opportunity and was granted Freeman status on Easter of 1668 by Special Grace. This means someone of influence likely pulled some strings on his behalf. It is also key evidence that Symon was not a Quaker in 1668, and that he was not born in Dublin.

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   Where is Simon Hadley buried?

   • Simon HADLEY, son of Simon and Catherine (TALBOT) HADLEY, was born in 1675, probably in Ireland, died 1756 and is buried in the New Garden burial grounds, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He married (1) Ruth (KERAN) MILLER, a widow, who was born 1677 in Ireland, died 1750, and is also buried in New Garden.

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   How many children did Simon Hadley have?

   • Simon HADLEY came to America in 1712* with his first wife, Ruth, and 6 children, having 2 more children after his arrival in America. Simon purchased 1000 acres of land about 30 miles southwest of Philadelphia in the Manor Steyning.

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   Who was Simon Hadley's first wife?

   • Simon married (2) in 1752, Phoebe (GRUBB) BUFFINGTON, widow of Richard BUFFINGTON, and daughter of John and Frances GRUBB. Simon HADLEY came to America in 1712* with his first wife, Ruth, and 6 children, having 2 more children after his arrival in America.

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   Aug 14, 1999 · In 1672 Symon Hadly and wife Catherine had a son named Sollomon baptised at St Michans church in Dublin. St. Michans is an Anglican church. The records at St. Michans also show that Symon was a "smythe" and lists several other Hadleys who were also smythes.

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   Apr 30, 1998 · Three documented sources of our family were found that were earlier than the petition of 1780, the previously known earliest documentary source. We found Simon Hadley listed on a roll of renters in 1665 in Dublin. We also found that Simon Hadley was made a Freeman of Dublin City in 1668.

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   Simon Hadley, II, b. 1675, West Meathe Co., Ireland d. May 1756, New Castle County,Delaware,USA (Age 81 years) [Father: Natural]

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   • Gender: Male
   • Name: Simon Hadley

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   This is solid evidence that he was not born in Dublin and that he was a smyth in Dublin prior to this date." Mr. Hadley then references a record of the 1672 baptism of Sollomon Hadley at St. Michans church in Dublin, in which the parents were shown as Symon Hadly, smyth, and Catherine.

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   As the report shows, the early writings of many Hadleys claiming the parents of Simon Hadley of Ireland to be James and Lady Jane Roswell are incorrect. This was very disappointing, but inspired further work to try to find the roots of the Hadley family in England.

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   Simon Hadley II (c. 1675-1756) came from County. West Meath, Ireland, to America, in 1712, accompanied by his wife, Ruth Keran, and six children born in Ireland. He settled in New Garden Township, Chester County, Pennsyl vania, in what was then known as the Manor of Steyning.

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   Aug 3, 2023 · The last male member of the family to live at Williton (about five miles east of Dunster Castle and about a mile south of Watchet, Somerset) died in 1558. Simon Hadley was born about 1640. No pedigree was found for the Hadley family of Williton and Withycombe.