Florence H EYRE

Florence H EYRE

Female 1875 - 1888  (13 years)

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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Florence H EYRE was born in 1875 (daughter of Barclay EYRE and Emma D TAYLOR); died in 1888.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Barclay EYRE was born in 1844 (son of Preston EYRE and Macre PICKERING).

    Barclay married Emma D TAYLOR in 1867. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Emma D TAYLOR
    Children:
    1. Edith EYRE
    2. 1. Florence H EYRE was born in 1875; died in 1888.
    3. Preston EYRE was born in 1876; died in 1878.
    4. Thomas Taylor EYRE


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Preston EYRE was born in 1817 (son of Isaac EYRE and Eleanor COOPER); died in 1891.

    Notes:

    Eyre Genealogy compiled by Barclay Eyre 1921
    pp.5-6
    Preston Eyre married Macre Pickering (1840) and they started their married life in Juniata County, central Pennsylvania, but soon returned to Bucks, where he taught the Middletown Friends'
    School, in Attleboro, for a time.
    In the spring of 1844 they removed to a farm in Upper Makefield, which he afterward bought and named the place "Fairview". On this farm the balance of his life was spent. They had six children.
    "Uncle Preston"s" was for many years a favorite resort for relatives and friends. The excursions to the rive in the old farm wagon for a supply of watermelons from the island, a bathe in the
    Delaware, or a boat ride upon its rippling waters, were "scenes of our childhood" not easily forgotten.
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    Photograph at Chester County Historical Society (PA) - Every-name portrait index $10 each reproduction
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    http://www.cchs-pa.org/pdfs/photoarchives/ResearchForm2006.pdf
    EYRE, Preston CC297
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    Preston married Macre PICKERING in 1840. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Macre PICKERING
    Children:
    1. Sarah Pickering EYRE was born in 1841; died in 1918.
    2. Mary Ellen EYRE was born in 1842; died in 1860.
    3. 2. Barclay EYRE was born in 1844.
    4. Tabitha EYRE was born in 1847; died in 1848.
    5. Martha EYRE was born in 1849.
    6. Joseph Preston EYRE was born in 1851; died in 1896.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Isaac EYRE was born on 19 Apr 1778 (son of Isaac EYRE and Ann PRESTON); died on 26 Jan 1843.

    Notes:

    Eyre Genealogy compiled by Barclay Eyre 1921
    p.4
    Isaac Eyre of the fourth generation in America is the subject and fountainhead of this sketch, whose descendants are herein traced, and omissions in previously published histories supplied.
    He was for many years a prominent shipbuilder in Kensington, Philadelphia. In 1828 he purchased and removed to a farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, about a mile northeast of Attleboro, or
    "Four Lanes End" (in common parlance), now the Borough of Langhorne.
    In 1801 he married Eleanor Cooper of Camden, NJ (born 1778, died 1851). Four of their children died young; the remaining six were the Fifth Generation in America:

    Isaac married Eleanor COOPER in 1801. Eleanor was born about 1773 in Camden, NJ (1778 ??); died on 4 Oct 1851 in Attleborough, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Eleanor COOPER was born about 1773 in Camden, NJ (1778 ??); died on 4 Oct 1851 in Attleborough, PA.

    Other Events:

    • Death: 1851

    Notes:

    October 10, 1851
    DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
    Death Notice
    At Attleborough, on fourth day, the 8th inst., ELEANOR EYRE, relict of the late Isaac Eyre, formerly of Kensington, in the 78th year of her age.

    Children:
    1. William EYRE was born in 1804; died in 1885.
    2. Mary EYRE was born in 1807; died in 1895.
    3. Joseph EYRE was born in 1811; died on 14 Feb 1866 in Newtown, PA.
    4. Edward EYRE was born in 1813.
    5. 4. Preston EYRE was born in 1817; died in 1891.
    6. Isaac EYRE was born in 1819; died in 1904.