Church is located at Stonehurst in or near Upper Darby.

Collection of documents concerning the Darby and Dillard families, b including deeds, Bible records, diaries, letters, biographical data, newspaper clippings, photographs, and related information. Includes Darby, Dillard, and related families.

Ancestry (in Maryland and South Carolina) and descendants of William Ainsley Darby (1867-1937) of South Carolina. Most descendants are in South Carolina.

The Darby and Bremerman families of Maryland.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Yonges (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England and Wales. Many descend from the Welsh Yonges of Brynyorkin and Tudor Trevor. Focus is on (but not limited to) ancestors and descendants of Rev. Christopher Yonges (d. 1626), the vicar of the Church of St. Edmunds in Southwold, Suffolk County, England. He married Margaret ca. 1600, and had five children, including...

John Darby was living at Marblehead, Massachusetts, by 1677, where he was a fisherman and owned a small cottage. He and his wife, Alice, had five children. Their second son, John Darby (1681-1753), married Deborah Conant (1687-1763), daughter of John Conant. They had eight children, 1704-1720. The family lived first at Beverly; moved to Ipswich, ca. 1731; and then to Concord in 1731. He died at Concord, Massachusetts. Descendants of their son, Andrew...

Abraham Darby I (1678-1717) was the son of John and Ann Bayliss Darby of Wren's Nest near Dudley, Worcestershire, England. He married Mary Sargeant (1678-1718) of Fulford Heath in 1699. They had four children. Abraham develop the first iron works at Coalbrookdale. Includes a pedigree chart of descendants family members. The Darby family were members of the Quaker faith. Includes Ford, Reynolds and Dickinson families.