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     Isabella Campbell married Robert Erskine 4th Lord Erskine, d.j. 16th Earl of Mar, 9th Ld of Garioch, son of Alexander Erskine 3rd Lord Erskine, d.j. 15th Earl of Mar, 8th Ld of Garioch and Christian Crichton, in 1485.^1,2

     Phebe Grubb was born circa 1678.
Phebe Grubb died on 29 September 1687.
     Her Ancestral File Number is L42X-5S.

     Emanuel Grubb was born between 19 July 1679 and 1682 at Brandywine, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ He was born on 19 July 1682 at New Castle, Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He married Ann Hedgecock in 1708 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.

Emanuel Grubb died on 9 August 1767 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 85.
Emanuel Grubb died on 9 August 1767 at Marcus Hook Co., Delaware or Pennsylvania, USA, at age 85.¹
Emanuel Grubb was buried on 11 August 1767 .
      ; Emanuel Grubb (1682 - 1767) married Anna Hedge Koch in 1706 and was a tanner. They lived in the original house built by his father and had 12 children by 1733. The family house near Grubb’s Landing was replaced by a two story stone dwelling built in 1783 by Amer Augustus Grubb, Emanuel’s grandson. This house still exists and is owned by the Holy Rosary Church that uses it as a retreat. Like his father, Emanuel was not a Quaker and is buried along with Anna at St. Martin’s in Marcus Hook. Emanuel’s 2nd great grandson was Judge Ignatius Cooper Grubb of the Delaware Court of Appeals.²

     Joseph Grubb married Rachel (?)
Joseph Grubb was born circa 1685 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ He was born circa 1686 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.
Joseph Grubb died on 14 March 1745/46.¹
Joseph Grubb died on 14 March 1747.
      ; He was a Yeoman. Joseph Grubb (1685 - 1747) married Sarah Elizabeth Perkins and had seven children between 1716 and 1728. He lived on Naaman’s Creek and in 1720 acquired an additional 120 acres of Stockdale’s plantation. Both Joseph and Sarah are buried at St Martin’s. Two of Joseph’s 2nd great grandsons, Thomas Samuel Grubb and his brother John Edgar Grubb, were Confederate soldiers from Virginia who were lost in action during the Civil War.²

     Henry Grubb married Dau. Of Ebenezer Perkins.
Henry Grubb married (?) Perkins.
Henry Grubb married (?) Perkins, daughter of Ebenezer Perkins.
Henry Grubb was born circa 1692 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹
Henry Grubb died on 3 July 1770.
Henry Grubb died on 20 July 1771 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹
      ; Was a carpenter. Henry Grubb (1692 - 1771) purchased 250 acres in Middletown Township, Delaware County, Pa. and died unmarried.²

     Nathaniel Grubb was born circa 1693 at Upland Township, Chester Co., Virginia, USA. He was born circa 1699 at Delaware or Pennsylvania, USA. He married Ann Moore on 23 October 1725 at Concord Meeting, Concordville Townshp, Delaware Co. (Chester Co. bef 1789), Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Nathaniel Grubb died on 23 September 1760 at Grubb's Mill, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Samuel Grubb was born circa 1691 at New Castle, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ He was born circa 1694 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA. He was born circa 1699 at Delaware or Pennsylvania, USA. He married Mary Bellerby on 26 July 1745 at Concord Meeting, Concordville Townshp, Delaware Co. (Chester Co. bef 1789), Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Samuel Grubb died on 17 May 1760 at New Castle, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹
      ; Samuel Grubb (1691 - 1760) was a member of the Concord, Pennsylvania Quaker Meeting and married Mary Bellerby in 1745. A mason by trade, he purchased 181 acres in Bradford Township, Pa. and also owned land in Lebanon County, Pa. in conjunction with his brother Peter’s iron works. He died without children.²

     Phebe Grubb was born in 1690.¹ She was born on 4 March 1695 at Upland Township, Chester Co., Virginia, USA. She married Richard Buffington in 1711 at Upland Township, Cester Co., Virginia, USA.²
Phebe Grubb married Simon Hadley on 22 July 1752.

Phebe Grubb died on 4 March 1769 at Bradford Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 74.¹
Phebe Grubb died on 4 March 1769 at New Castle, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 74.
Phebe Grubb was buried on 6 March 1769 .

     Archibald Campbell of Skipinche (Skipnish) married Lady Janet Douglas, daughter of George Douglas Master of Angus and Elizabeth Drummond, before 1535.¹

      ; Archibald, of Skipinche/Skipnish; m 1st -; m 2nd by 1535, as her 2nd husb, Janet, sis of 6th Earl of Angus (see QUEENSBERRY, M) and widow of 6th Lord Glamis (see STRATHMORE and KINGHORNE, E), and had, with a s (John, m as her 3rd husb, Marion, dau of Hugh Montgomerie of Hazlehead; see EGLINTON and WINTON, E), an only dau (m her cousin Campbell of Ardentinny.)¹

     Lady Janet Douglas married John Lyon 6th Lord Glamis, son of John Lyon 4th Lord Glamis and Elizabeth Gray, circa 1520.^3,4
Lady Janet Douglas married Archibald Campbell of Skipinche (Skipnish), son of Archibald Campbell 2nd Earl of Argyll and Elizabeth Stewart, before 1535.¹

Lady Janet Douglas died on 17 July 1537; This Lady, the victim of the implacable anger of JAMES V against the house of Douglas, was condemned to the flames, and endured the savage sentence on the Castle Hill of Edinburgh, 17 July 1537. Her husband, Alexander Campbell, was k while endeavouring to escape from the castle.²

     Hannah Grubb was born circa 1702 at Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

     Peter Grubb was born in 1701/2 at New Castle Co., Pennsylvania (now Delaware), USA.⁴ He married Martha Bates (Wall) on 12 February 1732.
Peter Grubb married Hannah Mendenhall, daughter of Benjamin Mendenhall and Ann Pennell, on 10 February 1741/42 at Concordville Townshp, Delaware Co. (Chester Co. bef 1789), Pennsylvania, USA,
; her 2nd husband; per Launey [2007:I:53]: "m. 10th of 12th mo, 1741/2."¹
Peter Grubb died in May 1754; from Find A Grave.com:
     Birth:      1702, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
     Death:      May, 1754, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
     Peter Grubb was a Pennsylvania iron industry pioneer who founded the Grubb Family Iron Dynasty when he discovered Cornwall Iron Banks in 1737, still the largest domestic iron ore deposit east of Lake Superior. He founded Cornwall, Pennsylvania, and became an ironmaster as he mined the ore and built the historic Cornwall Iron Furnace. He named them after Cornwall, UK, the birthplace of his father John Grubb.
     Peter leased the operation for 20 years and retired to Wilmington, where he bought and sold real estate. Later, Cornwall Iron Works was an important contributor to the Revolution under the ownership of his sons Curtis and Peter Jr., the latter's descendants went on to become one of Pennsylvania's most prominent iron producers well into the late 1800's.
     Peter first married Martha Bates Wall, widow of James Wall, at Caln Meeting in 1732. They had two sons, Curtis and Peter Jr. After her death when Peter Jr. was an infant, he wed Hannah Mendenhall Marshall, the widow of Thomas Marshall, at Concord Meeting in 1741. They had no children.
     For more on Peter Grubb and the Iron Dynasty, see: Peter Grubb, Iron Pioneer and The Grubb Family Iron Dynasty
     Family links:
     Parents:
      John Grubb (1652 - 1708)
      Frances Vane Grubb (1660 - 1720)
     Spouse: Martha Bates Wall Grubb (1702 - 1741)
     Children:
      Curtis Grubb (1731 - 1789)*
      Peter Grubb (1740 - 1786)*
     Siblings:
      Emanuel Grubb (1682 - 1767)*
      John Grubb (1684 - 1758)*
      Joseph Grubb (1685 - 1747)*
      Charity Grubb Beeson (1687 - 1761)*
      Phebe Grubb Hadley (1690 - 1769)*
      Samuel Grubb (1691 - 1760)*
      Henry Grubb (1692 - 1770)*
      Nathaniel Grubb (1693 - 1760)*
      Peter Grubb (1702 - 1754)
     Burial: Unknown - Specifically: Died intestate in Wilmington, cemetery unknown
     Created by: Lynn S. Grubb
     Record added: May 08, 2010
     Find A Grave Memorial# 52116274.⁴
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Extracted from GEDCOM provided by rswayne@@compuserve.com.⁵

; Peter was a yeoman and later moved to Hopewell Forge, Lancaster County. Peter Grubb (1702 - 1754) married Martha Bates in 1732 and had 2 children before she died in 1740. A mason by trade, Peter founded the historic Cornwall or Grubb’s iron works in Lebanon County, Pa. He was remarried in 1742 to Hannah Mendenhall at the Concord Quaker Meeting. In addition to the iron works, he also owned extensive property and died in Wilmington. Both of his sons, Curtis and Peter Jr. were Colonels in the Revolution, and his 2nd great grandson was Civil War General Edward Burd Grubb Jr. of Burlington County, New Jersey, later unsuccessful republican candidate for Governor in 1889 and U.S. Envoy to Spain in 1890 during the Harrison Administration. Edward’s brother was Isaac Parker Grubb, a Union soldier who died at the Battle ofFredericksburg in 1864.
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Delaware Quaker Records: New Castle County
Peter was owner & developer of the Cornwall iron mines & furnaces in PA. John & Frances Grubb located on the western side of the Delaware, prior to the arrival of William Penn, & became the owner of lands both above and below the present circular line of Delaware. He was a tanner as well as farmer. After the death of John Grubb, Sr. his widow appears to have married Richard Buffington, the head of that family, in PA. John Grubb seems to have been a mbr of the Episcopal Church at Marcus Hook. His ancestors lived for a number of generations in the vicinity of Derizes, Wiltshire, England except for occasional stays in Bedfordshire & Cornwall.
Ref: Jordan, Colonial Families of Philadelphia, v 2, p 1227-1231
Ref: Smedley, p 381-382.⁶

     Richard Grubb was born circa 1704 at Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

     Nathaniel Grubb was born in 1706.

     Earl Eldredge married Josephine Pipkin, daughter of James Knox Polk Pipkin Sr. and Sarah Lavira Lewis, on 30 April 1907 at Solomonville, Graham Co., Arizona, USA.

     His Ancestral File Number is 179V-QS.

     Daphne Jane Hamblin married Samuel Edward Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 8 April 1881 at Saint George, Washington Co., Utah, USA.

     Her Ancestral File Number is 17P0-P9.

     Alfred Baker married Keturah Hannah Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 1 January 1877 at Panguitch, Garfield Co., Utah, USA.

     His Ancestral File Number is 20PN-T9.

     Don Carlos Judd married Mary Ellen Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 3 May 1874 at Panguitch, Garfield Co., Utah, USA.

     His Ancestral File Number is 41TH-ZT.

     Viola Maria Mathis married Oliver Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 15 March 1885 at Santaquin, Utah Co., Utah, USA.

     Her Ancestral File Number is 2L1D-K0.

     Peter Howard Mc Bride married Laura Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 1 November 1882 at St. George Temple, St. George.

     His Ancestral File Number is 1CZK-BT.

     Francis Winfred Moody married Malinda Gimlin Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 7 November 1882 at Saint George, Washington Co., Utah, USA.

     His Ancestral File Number is 1M73-1M.

     Oscar George Layton married Lula Jane Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 24 May 1892 at Thatcher, Graham Co., Arizona, USA.

     His Ancestral File Number is 1K9B-6J.

     Samuel Edwin Mcclellan married Bertha Maria Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 27 September 1891 at Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico.

     His Ancestral File Number is 197D-QS.

     Edwin Mcclellan married Bertha Maria Lewis, daughter of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Jane Huntsman, on 27 November 1891.

     His Ancestral File Number is CXKV-CJ.

     Elizabeth Carson married David Lewis, son of Neriah Lewis and Mary Moss, on 4 August 1852 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah, USA.
Elizabeth Carson married Tarlton Lewis, son of Neriah Lewis and Mary Moss, in 1856 at Parowan, Iron Co., Utah, USA.

     Her Ancestral File Number is 1DP6-M4.