Isaiah Quinby was born June 11, 1716, in Westchester county, New York. He setled at Amwell, New Jersey, in 1742. On June 21, 1743, in Hunterdon county, New Jersey, Isaiah married Rachel Warford. Rachel was born March 20, 1723 and died March 10, 1777. Children of Isaiah and Rachel are:
Samuel Quinby, born March 20, 1743, died May, 1750, killed by the kick of a horse
Mary Quinby, born January 7, 1745, married Isaac Stout, in 1765. Raised a Quaker, she converted to her husband's faith and became a Baptist
Elizabeth Quinby, born November 11, 1747, married Joseph Brown, on November 13, 1766, at Plumstead Meeting. They moved to Virginia in the fall of 1770 and took their certificate of membership as Quakers to the Fairfax Monthly Meeting
Anne Quinby, born January 18, 1749, died April 7, 1831, married Jeremiah Croasdale and had eleven children
Phoebe Quinby, born January 17, 1750, married Ambrose Barcroft on April 16, 1771
Rachel Quinby, born May 11, 1753, died January 17, 1842, married John Wooverton, son of Maurice Woolverton and Mary (Baker) Woolverton, of Hunterdon county, New Jersey
Sarah Quinby, born May 12, 1755, died 1843, married Seneca Lukens on October 6, 1777. She survived her husband, and when she died she had five living children, thirty-seven grandchildren and thirty-five great-grandchildren
Aaron Quinby, born June 17, 1757, died August 28, 1849, married 1) Lydia Balderston, of Solebury, Pennsylvania and 2) Mrs. Mary (Leek) Lewis, mother of eight children by her first marriage
Moses Quinby, born June 20, 1759, died September 1, 1824, married 1) Jane Fell, daughter of John Fell, of Warwick township, Bucks county, Pennsylvania and 2) Hannah Good, daughter of Edward and Eleanor (Harris) Good, of Plumstead
Tabitha Quinby, born June 16, 1761, married Joseph Chapman on January 12, 1800
Martha Quinby, born August 5, 1763, married 1) John Blackfan of Solebury, and 2) Isaac Chapman
James Quinby, born August 30, 1765, married Margaret Good, daughter of Edward and Eleanor (Harris) Good, a sister of Hannah, who married his brother, Moses
Job Quinby, born January 29, 1768, died September 13, 1804, married Martha Cadwallader. After his death, Martha married Joseph Wiggins
On June 24, 1778, at the Buckingham Friends Meeting House (Quaker church) Isaiah married Hannah Kinsey of Buckingham. After Hannah's death, Isaiah married a third time, on September 20, 1786, Miriam Betts of Solebury, Pennsylvania. James and Moses Quinby and thirty-eight other persons appear as witnesses of this marriage on the records of Wrightstown Monthly Meeting.
Isaiah died April 6, 1807, at the age of 91. Miriam, his widow died July 20, 1811.
Sources
Genealogical History of the Quinby (Quimby) Family in England and America, by Henry Cole Quinby, Tuttle Company, Publishers, Rutland, Vermont, 1915
Acknowledgments
This person was created through the import of Rodney Timbrook Ancestors and Relatives_2010-09-10.ged on 10 September 2010
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Isaiah is absolutely positively a QuiNby as stated in multiple documents including his will. He was one of the prominent QuiNby family members in Westchester County, NY. Also cited as QuiNby in Henry Cole QUINBY’s 600 page genealogy of the Quinby and QuiMby families. I am also a descendant so am f Amira with this family.
It’s a real dishonor to many of the Quinby family to have their names changed to QuiMby due to incompetent census takers and other government officials who sloppily assumed QuiMby instead of Quinby.
Ronald Perkins
Son of Marion Annetta Quinby Perkins
Last Name At Birth (LNAB) can only be changed by the Profile Manager or someone on the Trusted List for the profile. so Ronald can not make this change unless you explicitly allow him to do so by adding him to the trusted list of these profiles.
While Quimby is a common spelling in Quaker records, in general, in my research of the 18th century Westchester Quaker meeting reords and transcripts, I have not found any exceptions to the Quinby spelling in Westchester, NY.
Regards, Rob
The name is spelled Quimby in all the Quaker records I've seen for this family, so I have used that as my standard. Because of that I don't plan to change it in the profiles I manage. I guess I can't stop others from doing it.
It’s a real dishonor to many of the Quinby family to have their names changed to QuiMby due to incompetent census takers and other government officials who sloppily assumed QuiMby instead of Quinby. Ronald Perkins Son of Marion Annetta Quinby Perkins
Last Name At Birth (LNAB) can only be changed by the Profile Manager or someone on the Trusted List for the profile. so Ronald can not make this change unless you explicitly allow him to do so by adding him to the trusted list of these profiles. While Quimby is a common spelling in Quaker records, in general, in my research of the 18th century Westchester Quaker meeting reords and transcripts, I have not found any exceptions to the Quinby spelling in Westchester, NY. Regards, Rob
Thanks