The Bachtells were Mennonites and the Coulstons were Quakers. They left Europe for religious freedom in Pennsylvania.
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William Coulston
Yorkshire, England
Whitpain, Montgomery (was Philadelphia) County, Pennsylvania |
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David Rittenhouse |
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Jacob and Eliza Bachtell 1704
Germany or Switzerland
Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Hereford, Berks County, Pennsylvania |
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Martin and Elizabeth Bachtell 1728
Germany or Switzerland
New Hanover, Montgomery (was Philadelphia) County, Pennsylvania |
- Jacob Bachtell
- Daniel Bachtell
- Joseph Bachtell
- Anna Bachtell
- Martin Bachtell
- Christian Bachtell
- Samuel Bachtell
- David Bachtell
- Elizabeth Bachtell
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Henry Coulston and Rebecca Braun about 1734
Hanover Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania (now Lower Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania) |
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Samuel Bachtell and Rebecca Coulston
New Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Londonderry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania |
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