Joseph Churchman
- Sex:
M
- Born:
October 15, 1767
- Died:
November 21, 1837 in Philadelphia, PA
- Buried:
Frankford
- Notes:
According to "Descendants of Sarah Lloyd and Gainor Lloyd", Joseph, like his brothers, was a Practical Surveyor, a man of Culture and acquirement, but probably superior to them in faculty of expressing his ideas in writing. In 1833 he published a work of 380 pages, the "Rudiments of National Knowledge", in which the amiability of a well-balanced mind was always conspicuous.
Father: George Churchman, b. September 13, 1697 in Chester Township, Chester County, PA
Mother: Hannah James
Family 1: Hannah Pierce, b. November 15, 1778 Thornbury, Chester County, PA -- d. May 7, 1876 in Philadelphia, PA -- daughter of Caleb Pierce & Ann Mendenhall
March 21, 1810 in Concord, Chester County, PA
- James Churchman, b. January 18, 1811 in Chester County, PA -- married Samantha Lockwood
- John Churchman -- married Lydia Starr
- Samuel Churchman -- married Sarah Hustler
- Annie Churchman, d. 1884 (unmarried) -- a very able and successful teacher
- Phebe Churchman -- married Caleb D. Pierce of Philedelphia
Sources:
- Marshall Genealogy Page by John Marshall
- Pennsylvania Vital Records, Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, 1983
- The Mendenhalls: A Genealogy, Henry Hart Beeson, 1969
- Mendenhall Family Genealogy
- "Autumn leaves from family trees" by Theophilus F. Rodenbough, 1838-1912
- "Descendants of Sarah Lloyd and Gainor Lloyd" by John J. Parker, The Chester County Historical Society, West Chester, PA.
- Research by John Churchman
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