Sapey-Pritchard is also known as Lower Sapey.

Consists of a listing of the Pritchard's that appear in the censuses of Bertie County, North Carolina.

Roger Prichard (ca. 1600-1671), and his wife, Frances, with their three children, immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony, probably from Wales, no later than 1636. Frances died at Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1651. Roger then migrated to Milford, Connecticut, where he married 2) Elizabeth Prudden Slough, a widow and daughter of James and Sybil Mitchell Prudden, in 1653. They had two sons, 1654-1658. Their oldest son, Joseph, was killed by Indians...

Roger Prichard (ca. 1600-1671), of Welch ancestry, his wife, Frances, and their three children, arrived in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636. They family was living at Wetherfield, Massachusetts, in 1640, and at Springfield, Massachusetts, by 1643. Frances Prichard died at Springfield in 1651. He married 2) Elizabeth Prudden Slough, widow of William Slough, in 1653. They established their home at Milford, Connecticut. They had two sons, 1654-1658....

James Prichard (1746-ca. 1818), grandfather of Loven G. Pritchard and a captian in the Revolutionary War, was born in Maryland and died in Henry County, Kentucky. Loven G. Pritchard's father, Daniel Prtichard (1781-1852) was born in Maryland and died in Jasper Dounty, Indiana. His wife, Abigail Parkhurst (1785-1854), was born in Tennessee, and died in Johnson County, Indiana. Loven Garret Pritchard (1828-1903) was born in Johnson County, Indiana....

Frederick J. Pritchard was born at Camanche, Iowa, in 1874. He received a Dorctor of Philosphy degree at the University of Wisconsin in 1910. He and his wife, Selma I., had a daughter and a son. The son died in 1926 at a young age. He was noted for development of several tomato varieties. He died in 1931 while seated at his desk in the Bureau of Plant Industry in Washington, D.C.

Charles Hatch Pritchard (1883-1953) and Jennie Louise Wells (b. 1884) were married in 1906. They had a son and a daughter, 1907-1912. Their daughter, Jennie Elizabeth Pritchard (b. 1907), married Jesse Strickland Newsom (b. 1909) in 1932 at Peoria, Illinois. They had two children, 1933-1935, born at Peoria. Their son, James Rhoden Pritchard (b. 1912), married Claire Quigley Montgomery (b. 1917) in 1937 at Elizabetown, Kentucky. They had three children,...

Joseph Pritchard Sr. was born 1681 and later became a mariner captain in Philadelphia. He married Susanna Tailor 7 July 1719. They were the parents of a son named Joseph II. Susanna died in 1723 and Joseph married Sarah Scutt 6 August 1724. They were the parents of a son named Joseph III. Joseph Sr. died in June of 1746 in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania. Descendants of Joseph Pritchard Sr. lived primarily in Pennsylvania.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Harless (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Alsace, Austria, Bavaria, England, Germany, Prussia, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, and Wales. Focus is on (but not limited to) descendants of Johan or John Phillip Harless (1716-1772) of Germersheim, Germany, who married Anna Margaretha Preisch (Price), and immigrated to the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia ca. 1738. Hayerlas...

Benjamin White was born in 1801, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth White. He married Sarah Pritchard (1817-1876) in 1850. They had three sons, 1853-1857. Benjamin died in 1865 at Seymour, Indiana. Includes the family of Sarah Pritchard. Her father, Benjamin Pritchard, son of Joseph and Sarah Pritchard, and her mother, Penninah White, daughter of Caleb and Rebecca White, were married in 1779. They had twelve children, 1780-1817. Their son, Thomas Pritchard...