Matthew Osborn III, son of Matthew Jr and Isabella Dobson Osborn, born January 12 1729 (OS) in Chester County, Pennsylvania.[1] and died January 27 1816 (NS).[2] He married Mary Reynolds, daughter of William and Mary Brown Reynolds, June 24 1755 (NS) in Guilford County, North Carolina.[3][4][5]The following source is under copyright and may be found in libraries globally here.[6]
Jeremiah b Jan 1 1781, d Jan 2 1845, m Sarah Davidson Nov 26 1801.[8]
Research Notes
The calendar changed from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar in 1752 which means that dates before 1752 are Julian (OS) and in 1752 is Gregorian (NS). In Hinshaw's Quaker Encyclopedia cited above the dates are given as he wrote them with (OS) after it if it was in the time of the Julian calendar. For example: January 12 1729 (OS) is February 9 1730 (NS). The date on the findagrave is used by Hinshaw and is noted (OS).
↑ Find A Grave, database and images (accessed 13 October 2019), memorial page for Mathew Osborne, III (12 Mar 1729–22 Jan 1816), Find A Grave: Memorial #77126537, citing Centre Friends Meeting Cemetery, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Find A Grave (contributor 8).
Specific Ancestral Lines of the Boaz, Paul, Welty & Fishel Families
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Specific Ancestral Lines of the Boaz, Paul, Welty & Fishel Families, published in December 24, 2014 by Otter Bay Books, LLC.,
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Matthew by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Matthew:
Osborn-5481 and Osborne-3006 appear to represent the same person because: Multiple spellings. Will suggest that the LNAB be changed to Osborn to have one spellings for these early settlers. Some descendants use multiple spellings.
Osborn-1186 and Osborn-1307 do not represent the same person because: Completely two different names, different parents, different siblings....I can not see how these can possibly be a match. Please advise if I am incorrect.
Decision on spelling of last name depends on which spelling the profiled used during his lifetime. Any sources to deeds, wills, town vital records, etc. will be helpful with this.
As you probably already know, the ID number is not important when merging two different spellings. Goal will be to merge INTO the "correct spelling of the last name at birth."
Decision on spelling of last name depends on which spelling the profiled used during his lifetime. Any sources to deeds, wills, town vital records, etc. will be helpful with this.
As you probably already know, the ID number is not important when merging two different spellings. Goal will be to merge INTO the "correct spelling of the last name at birth."
Mathew Osborn lll family reportedly migrated to So.Carolina, then to Indiana. Both died in Randolph Co, Indiana; eastern part of Indiana, near Winchester, Ind.
https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Osbourn-Family-Tree-91
Decision on spelling of last name depends on which spelling the profiled used during his lifetime. Any sources to deeds, wills, town vital records, etc. will be helpful with this.
As you probably already know, the ID number is not important when merging two different spellings. Goal will be to merge INTO the "correct spelling of the last name at birth."
Thanks!
Decision on spelling of last name depends on which spelling the profiled used during his lifetime. Any sources to deeds, wills, town vital records, etc. will be helpful with this.
As you probably already know, the ID number is not important when merging two different spellings. Goal will be to merge INTO the "correct spelling of the last name at birth."
Thanks!