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Spracklin, Peter: First Generation in America

The following data is extracted from The ABC Family Chronicles.

Before September 30, 1823 Peter and Elizabeth Andrews Spracklin came from Pitney, Co. Somerset, England on the schooner Cane under the command of Halliday to the New York port. On those passenger records,, Peter Spracklin was listed as 48 years of age and his occupation listed as a tanner. Included with Peter were his wife Elizabeth, 51 years old, and the number of children given--6. They lived for a few years in Washington Co., Pa. before moving in 1835 to Dudley Township, Hardin Co., Ohio. They are both buried in Lee Cemetery.

Sources:
Passengers Who Arrived in U.S. Sept. 121-Dec.123. p.288
Donna Spracklin Records
1840,50 Hardin Co., Ohio Census
Shelby Co., Ill. Mortgage and Land Records
State of Ill. Civil War Records
1860,61,62 Cold Spring Township, Shelby Co., Ill. Tax Records
County Somerset England Marriage Records, Vol. III

Source: The ABC Family Chronicles

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