Husband James Long 1
Born: 15 Feb 1768 - Drumore Twp, Lancaster Co, PA 2
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Died: 15 May 1827 - Drumore Twp, Lancaster Co, PA 2
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Father: John Long (1726-1783) 3
Mother: Mary Helm (Abt 1735-1832) 4
Marriage: 1800 5
Wife Margaret Buchanan 6
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Father: James Buchanan (1725-1797) 5
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Children
1 M John Long 7
Born: 19 Feb 1801 7
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Died: 12 Mar 1884 7
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Spouse: Ann Eliza Reed (1795-1861) 7
2 M James Buchanan Long 7
Born: 31 Oct 1802 7
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Died: 26 Oct 1872 7
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Spouse: Catharine Jefferson (1809-1878) 7
3 M Robert Long 7
Born: 17 Aug 1804 7
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Died: 28 Oct 1857 - Drumore Twp, Lancaster Co, PA 7
Buried: - Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church, Drumore Twp, Lancaster Co, PA
Spouse: Elizabeth McVey (1807-1861) 7
4 M Arthur Buchanan Long 7 8
Born: 5 Nov 1806 - Lancaster Co, PA 8
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Died: 23 Jun 1884 - Lewistown, Mifflin Co, PA 7 9
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Spouse: Anna Eliza Shaw ( - ) 7 8
Marr: 1 Dec 1829 8
5 F Mary Ann Long 7
Born: 16 Oct 1808 7
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Died: 1835 7
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Spouse: William C. Boyd ( - ) 7
6 F Eliza Martha Long 7
Born: 26 Sep 1811 7
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Died: 1894 7
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Spouse: Jacob Ahl ( - ) 7
7 F Margaretta Long 7
Born: 27 Dec 1813 7
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Died: 22 Mar 1885 7
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Spouse: William Ritchie ( - ) 7
8 M George Henry Long 10
Born: 24 Dec 1815 - Drumore Twp, Lancaster Co, PA 10
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Died: Abt 1849
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
General Notes: Husband - James Long
He learned the trade of a sickle and scythe maker in his father's shop in Drumore township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and followed it through-out his life on an adjoining plantation.
In April, 1800, when he joined with his brothers and sisters in the conveyance of his father's Martic township plantation, he is described as "of Frederick County Maryland, Cutler." Two of his brothers, Hugh and Robert, having taken up their father's trade in Drumore township, it is probable that he and his other brother John found it convenient and profitable to follow their vocation elsewhere.
However, he returned to Drumore township in 1808, and purchased on March 24th of that year, of Archibald Ancrim, and Elizabeth, his wife, a tract of land in Drumore, on which he located. On April 1, 1808, Benjamin Fell, and Jane his wife, conveyed to him an adjoining tract.