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Chester County Assigned Estates 1821-1942 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Abel William Unknown1870/71 398 Ackland Baldwin Mary Wallace1879/81 901 Ackland & Co. Wallace1879 900 Acme Lime Co. Ltd London Grove1895/02 1246 Agnew Wilto Alice Kennett Square1877/81 749 Aker Zack Anna Schuylkill1882/83 957 Aldred George West Whiteland1878/79 822 Alexander Clement Londonderry1923/24 1610 Alexander Ellis Annie Elk1874/76 582 Alexander James Edith Elk1874/76 582 Alison John G. Elizabeth East Brandywine1878/80 827 Allcut William Sarah Pocopson1872/74 508 Allison William Unknown1823 unnb Amole Jesse North Coventry1889/90 1116 Amole John Elizabeth Warwick1893/94 1200 Amon Samuel Hattie Valley1921/22 1594 Anderson Estella Oxford1913 1542 Anderson John Margaret Elk1899/00 1342 Anderson Mathias Elizabeth Upper Uwchlan1878/80 812 Anderson Samuel Sarah Ann Franklin1859 235 Anderson Samuel Franklin1909/10 1488 Andress Frederic Unknown1845/46 68 Andrews David Esther Oxford1874/76 612 Antry Simon Unknown1845/47 61 Ash Franklin Mary West Chester1882/85 954 Ash Grover Phoenixville1914/15 1556 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Ashbridge Edward Susan West Chester1911 1503 Ashbridge Thomas Willistown1837 16 Ashton John S. West Chester1872/73 511 Atkins Davis East Brandywine1848/52 109 Atkins John Joseph King 1822/24 unnumbered Atkins John D. Wallace1856/59 193 Ayers John Lydia Anna New London1874 605 Aymold Jacob West Nantmeal1875/78 635 B.H.S. Store Inc. Coatesville1932/34 1672 Babb Hiram Abigail Westtown1848/53 106 Bailey Marshall Elizabeth East Marlborough1881/86 935 Bailey Thomas Steelville1860/63 259 Bailey William Margaret Honeybrook1897/00 1286 Baily Isaac East Marlborough1845/46 63 Baily John Honeybrook1843/44 16 Baily Samuel Mary Birmingham1874/75 600 Bair Chester Londonderry1925/26 1623 Bair Isaac Sadsbury1842/43 48 Bair Newton Lydia Atglen1908/10 1469 Baker Eugene Mary Newlin1893 1204 Baker Henry Thornbury1843/44 20 Baldwin Abner, Jr. East Marlborough1886/87 1031 Baldwin Hadley Mary West Bradford1861/64 268 Baldwin Joshua West Bradford1842/43 53 Baldwin Llewellyn Downingtown1874/71 592 Baldwin Theodore Rachel Highland1871/72 450 Baldwin Thomas West Bradford1842/48 54 Balentine David Margaret East Bradford1870/71 420 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Bane Samuel Kennett Square1899/00 1341 Bank of Brandywine Unknown1875/84 663 Banks William Adelaide East Brandywine1891/92 1173 Barber John West Chester1833 27 Barker William Lower Oxford1890/91 1146 Barlow Joel Charlestown1895 1230 Barlow Thomas Mary Ann Phoenixville1875 641 Barnard Joseph Jane West Chester1861 266 Barnard Milton Edit Newlin1877/79 718 Barnes Clarence Schuylkill1932/34 1681 Barnes Frank Margaret New Garden1928 1642 Barnes Frank Margaret New Garden1928 1641 Barnes Franklin Coatesville1916/18 1571 Barnes Franklin Coatesville1916/18 1571 Barnett Charles Eva Oxford1923/24 1609 Barnett Townsend Elsie Oxford1923/24 1609 Barr Thomas Willistown1874/75 589 Barron Jennie West Chester1906/08 1438 Bartholomew Augustine Willistown1837 7 Bartlett Edward West Chester1840 21 Bartolett Joesph Maggie West Pikeland1877 720 Barton David West Bradford1854/56 182 Barton James Caroline West Marlborough1877 1054 Barton Jonathan Elizabeth West Goshen1873/74 544 Baylis Thomas Clarence West Grove1932/33 1675 Baylis Thomas Sarah West Grove1932/33 1675 Beale William Unknown1836/37 1 Beam J. H. Upper Uwchlan1915/16 1562 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Bean Mary Jane Schuylkill1899/01 1338 Bean Wilson Tredyffrin1925/27 1631 Bear Martin Louisa Sadsbury1860/61 249 Beatty Patrick Catherine Elk1878 833 Beaver Samuel Elizabeth Unknown1859 231 Bechtel Henry Lovinia West Pikeland1882/83 944 Beck Alexander Unknown1839/41 1 Becker George West Chester1930/32 1657 Beekley Thomas Barbara North Coventry1876/77 691 Behrenshousen Leopold Kate Honeybrook1933 1694 Beidler Joseph Unknown1875 629 Beiler Jacob Salina 1896 1265 Bender George Barbara West Caln1878/79 790 Benge James Margaret West Chester1874/76 601 Benner Elhanan Pikeland1834/36 10 Bennett Abraham Kennett1837/38 9 Bennett Joshua East Caln1832/33 17 Bennett Titus West Chester1836 3 Benson William Mary Caln1906/07 1430 Berger Fred, Jr. Hazel East Bradford1921/23 1592 Bernard John Anna Valley1875/77 643 Bernard Levis London Grove1877/80 716 Bernard Richard Elizabeth West Marlborough1873/74 543 Bernau Robert Coatesville1897 1289 Berrell Justus Margaret East Nottingham1879/80 872 Best Alfred Sallie East Fallowfield1875/76 637 Best Lewis Anna Mary London Grove1886/88 1037 Beugless George Alice Ann East Nottingham1877/80 742 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Bevan Howard Pocopson1905/07 1417 Bewley Levi Mary Honeybrook1885/96 1241 Bicking Benjamin Anna West Chester1871/73 467 Bicking David Mary Upper Oxford1874/70 588 Bicking J. Calvin Agnes Upper Oxford1874/80 588 Bicking J. R. M. West Chester1834 14 Bicking Samuel Brandywine1832 14 Biles Wilmer Flora New London1932/34 1673 Bingaman Joshua Priscilla South Coventry1861/62 264 Birdsell James Mary Kennett1848/50 116 Bishop Charles Easttown1859/60 223 Bishop Davis Lydia Willistown1876/77 676 Black William Sadsbury1829/30 unnb Black Planing Mill Co West Chester1926/29 1634 Blackburn Ephraim West Nottingham1911/17 1512 Blackburn Ephraim West Nottingham1914/17 1558 Blake William Easttown1903/04 1383 Blessing Paul Catherine Valley1891/93 1170 Bolmar Antoine Antoinette R. 1869/71 386 Bolton Lewis Elizabeth Coatesville1874/78 578 Bond Abraham East Brandywine1848/49 100 Bones Davis East Vincent1837/38 27 Bones James Honeybrook1878/81 811 Bonsall Abraham Unknown1823 unnb Bonsall Edgar Willistown1906/08 1439 Boose Walter Highland1823/24 1608 Booth George Unknown1862 308 Booth John Ann New London1870/71 408 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Bostick Harriet West Chester1903 1382 Bowan Barnard Bridget West Chester1879/80 893 Bowers Mary Thornbury1860/61 245 Bowman Henry Lydia Unknown1869/73 394 Boyd James West Caln1842/44 51 Boyd James Sarah East Nottingham1859/60 238 Boyd John Amanda Franklin1870/74 432 Boyd Lewis West Nantmeal1876/78 710 Boyd William Hannah Coatesville1875/77 647 Boyer Andrew Sarah Ann Londonderry1862/66 293 Boyer Elizabeth Warren West Caln1895/96 1240 Boyer Jacob Schuylkill1873/74 567 Boyer Nelson Parksburg1871/72 461 Brackin John D. Elizabeth Penn1871/74 484 Bradley John West Whiteland1848/50 107 Bramble Matthew Kennett1917 1580 Branson David Mary West Brandywine1876/78 693 Branson John Annie Coatesville1874/75 575 Branson Owen Hannah Coatesville1880/81 910 Bratton Bishop Deborah Kennett1835/42 29 Brice James Tredyffrin1910 1491 Brick Timothy Catherine West Chester1900/01 1345 Bringhurst Samuel Uwchlan1844/46 54 Brinton Charles Coatesville1898/00 1324 Brinton George Mary West Chester1870/73 406 Brook Samuel East Whiteland1822 unnb Brooke John Sadsbury1869/71 383 Brooke Matthew Elizabeth North Coventry1875/82 642 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Broomell Henry Philadelphia1888 1078 Broomell William Louisa Upper Oxford1874/76 585 Bross Edmund West Chester1906/08 1438 Brower Allen Mary East Coventry1878/79 826 Brower John L. & Company Phoenixville1897/01 1308 Brower Peter Mary Ann East Coventry1880 907 Brown Deborah Oxford1870/71 400 Brown Edwin West Chester1907 1440 Brown Francis Sarah West Goshen1901/04 1356 Brown Hannah East Brandywine1896/97 1254 Brown Harry East Nantmeal1922/23 1606 Brown Hiram East Nottingham1842 1 Brown James Elizabeth Franklin1874/76 616 Brown James Unknown1879 886 Brown Joseph East Goshen1908/09 1471 Brown Joseph New Garden1909 1483 Brown Levi Hannah West Chester1848/49 120 Brown Ralph Penn1861/62 269 Brown Thomas Hannah Tredyffrin1848/50 114 Brown William Hannah East Brandywine1896 1257 Brown William Hannah East Brandywine1896 1259‐62 Brown William Hannah East Brandywine1896 1254 Brown William Hannah East Brandywine1896 1258 Brown Wilson Emma Honeybrook1858/67 217 Browns Adley Westtown1836 44 Bruner John Berks County1878/79 846 Bruner Owen Margaret West Nantmeal1874 603 Buchanan Anthony Mary West Chester1880 913 Chester County Archives and Record Services, West Chester, PA 19380 Last Name/Company First Name Spouse/Partner's Name Township Dates File Number Buchanan John Unknown1869 390 Buchanan William Elizabeth Honeybrook1879/80 858 Buckley Nathaniel West Nottingham1849/50 129 Buckwalter Charles Mary Charlestown1884/94 994 Buckwalter Daniel Hannah East Vincent1878/79 795 Buckwalter John Schuylkill1888/90 1080 Buckwalter Nathan Sarah West Vincent1871/74 477 Buckwalter Phares Sadsbury1869/72 375 Buckwalter Samaria Schuylkill1888/90 1080 Buckwalter Samuel Unknown1855/56 187 Buckwalter Seth Unknown1855/56 187 Buffington Charles Lydia East Marlborough1848/50 105 Buffington Charles East Marlborough1861 280 Bullock Frank Londonderry1930/32 1654 Bullock William Londonderry1930/32 1654 Burnite Emery Annie East Nottingham1911/12 1508 Burns Charles Emma West Chester1913/16 1539 Burns Harry
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