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From: Thomas Hamm <>
Subject: Re: Anne Morgan m. John Huff
Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 10:12:11 -0500 (EST)

>This contains what I have acquired on the HUFFS. The first and second lines
>were in Guilford at the same time-possibly brothers?? Leonard HUFF was from
>Haraln Co., KY (where quite a few Quaker names appear) The first information
>is from the Quaker Roots List. I'd give a lot to tie these lines together.
>Linda
>
>1 Daniel Huffb: Abt 1700 in New Jersey d: 1751 in New Jersey
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>2 Daniel Huffb: Abt 1716 in New Jersey d: in Randolph Co., N.C.
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>.+Mary Worley-Wehrleb: 1716 in Va.d: 1773 in N.C.
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>...
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>Descendants of Unknown Huff
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>1 Unknown Huff
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>..2 Daniel-David Huffb: 1720-1735 in New Jersey/
> AFN:MHCM-J6;HP80-JJd: 1793 in Stokes Co., N.C.
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>......+Ann Pikeb: February 11, 1734/35 in Pasquotank, N.C./
> AFN:HP6Q-MVm: 1760 in Orange, N.C.
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>...........

These two men are the same. Daniel Huff, born ca. 1716-1720, probably
Bucks Co., Pa., or Burlington Co., N.J., was married in 1741 in Burlington
Co. to Mary Worley or Wehrle. She died after 1755, and then Daniel married
Ann Pike. He died in 1793 in Stokes Co., N.C.

An account recorded by Daniel Huff (1816-1899) of Fountain City, Ind., said
that the father of Daniel who married Mary Worley and Ann Pike was also
named Daniel. It seems very likely that he is the Daniel Hough or Huff
born in Bucks Co., Pa., in 1693, the son of John and Hannah Hough, Quaker
emigrants from Cheshire. That's not beyond doubt, I think.

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