Husband Isaac Connely 1 2
Born: 1747 - Ireland 2 3
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Died: 4 Jul 1823 - Venango Co, PA 2 3
Buried: - Stewart's Run, Venango Co, PA
Marriage: 26 Oct 1776 - Philadelphia, PA 2
Other Spouse: Mrs. Margaret Robinson ( - ) 3
Other Spouse: Rachel Huey ( - ) 3
• Business: : Philadelphia, PA.
Wife Rebecca Garruges 2
AKA: Rebecca Garrigues,3 Phoebe Garrigues Robinson 4
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Died: - Philadelphia, PA
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Father: Samuel Garruges ( - ) 2
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Other Spouse: Henry Robinson ( - ) 2
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1 M Judge William Connely 5 6
Born: 22 Jul 1777 - Philadelphia, PA 4
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Died: 23 May 1871 - Franklin, Venango Co, PA 7
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Spouse: Elizabeth Allender (1784-1842) 4 8
2 F Susan Connely 3 9
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Spouse: John Hunter ( - ) 9
3 F Rebecca Connely 3
Born: 23 Mar 1779 9
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Spouse: James Allender (1776- ) 10
4 U [Infant] Connely 9
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5 F Hannah Connely 3 9
AKA: Hannah Connelly 11
Born: 22 Feb 1784 9
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Died: 5 Jan 1871 - Ripley, Chautauqua Co, NY 9
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Spouse: Thomas Dawson (1776-1851) 11 12
6 M Isaac Connely 3
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7 F Rachel Connely 3
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General Notes: Husband - Isaac Connely
He was a pioneer of Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania. He acquired a classical education and became a teacher of languages. Emigrating from Ireland in early manhood, he located at Philadelphia, where he kept the well-known Black Horse hotel on Market street between Fourth and Fifth during the Revolution, after which he removed to Centre County, where he engaged in merchandising, and thence in 1803 to Venango County, where he resided until his death. [HVC 1890, 1077]
He kept the "Black Horse" Inn, on Market Street between 4th and 5th streets, Pa., Archives, 3d Series, Vol. II, p. 966. This was the street on which George Washington lived and he knew him well. Washington presented him with a cane and a picture, painted in Ireland; these were later in the possession of his gr. gr. granddaughter, Mrs. E. F. Kerwick, of Portland, New York.
In all deeds signed by him he wrote his name Connely, but many of his descendants spell it Connelly.