BADCOCK, Henry Sr [170] ^{1 2}

  General Notes:

Was a friend of William Penn.
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Source Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy - Philadelphia MM :
- "Henry bur 7-11-1735"
- "Henry (Badcoke), Phila., Pa., m Mary Browne, Phila., Pa., at Phila. MH"
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07/07/1724 : He granted to his son-in-law, John Knight, a land 102 feet wide and 396 feet long bound eastward with 3rd street from Delaware River, southward with the Society land, westward with 4th street and northward with Dock street in Philadelphia.
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Soruce Arthur Farrington <aafarrington@bigfoot.com> :
"Henry's will was proved in 1735. His wife is not mentioned in the will so is evidently dead when it was written in 1734. He was a brewer in Philadelphia. His burial is recorded by the Quaker Philadelphia Monthly Meeting 7/11/1735. The same record mentions Henry Badcock son of Henry and Mary who died 1/8/1713/14 and Mary Badcock daughter of Henry and Mary who died 5/6/1698. There follows the text of his will:
Be it remembered that I Henry Badcock of the city and county of Philadelphia brewer being aged and infirm of body yet through the mercy of God of sound mind and memory do this twenty fifth day of November in the year one thousand seven hundred and thirty four make & publish this my last will and testament in manner following (that is to say)
Imprimis, I give and devise unto my daughter Mary Lisle all that the house and lott or piece of ground whereon I now dwell being ninety five feet on the east side of the second street and extending from thence eastward to the dock together with the ground whereon my great cellar now stands being part of a lott I purchased of James Crelson the residue purchased of Henry Fowler Arthur Cook and George Heathcott Also all that lott scituate on the west side of the same street being about thirty feet in bredth and three hundred feet in length purchased of Robert (Longshore?) and John Sanders together with all and singular the houses out houses mill house and brew house and other buildings whatsoever on the said lott erected and all my brewing veseles utensiles and appurtenances whatsoever to have and to hold the same lotts of land houses buildings and all and singular the premises with their appurtenances unto my said daughter Mary and to her heirs and asigns forever excepting and reserving out of the before devised premises the room in which my daughter Hannah Knight usually lodges unto & for the use of my said daughter Hannah during the term of her natural life Also I give and devise unto my grandson Henry Lisle all that my lott of land purchased of Samuel Jobson scituate on the east side of the street aforsaid & being about twenty feet in bredth and thence extending back to the dock aforsaid to have and to hold the same lott to my said grandson and his heirs and asignes forever Also I give and devise unto my daughter Elizabeth Griffetts all that house and lott of land called the (Seales) which I purchased of Samuel Carpenter also all that my house and lott of land in which she now dwells being the remainder of the lott I purchased of the said James Crelson and is about Fifty one feet in bredth on the east side of the street aforsaid Also all that my malt house and the piece of ground containing in bredth on the street aforsaid about forty five feet and extending from thence eastward about two hundred feet to have and to hold the said lotts of land and all and singular the buildings theron erected together with what barley malt or other things of mine which shall happen to be in the said malt house or upon the said lott devised and all and singular the appurtenances there unto belonging unto my said daughter Elizabeth and to her heirs and asignes forever yeilding and paying thereout unto my said daughter Hannah Knight and to John, Henry and William her children anually and every year during the --- of twelve years twenty pounds currt. money of this province each and evry of the said years Also I give and devise unto my said daughter Hannah Knight and to the said John William and Henry her children all that my house and lott of land scituate on the west side of the street aforsaid purchased of Thomas Wharton being about twenty six feet in bredth & three hundred feet in length also all that lott of land on the same side of the street last ---- purchased of Emanuel D---son being about thirty two feet in bredth and three hundred feet in length also all that my lott of land on the west side of the said street being about fifty one feet"
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Source "Wills: Abstracts, Book E: 1726 - 1736: Philadelphia Co, PA Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Thera, Jack Bowman, and Judy" at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/pafiles.htm :
BADCOCK, HENRY. City of Philadelphia. Brewer. November 25, 1734/5. December 10, 1735. E.352. Children: Mary Lisle, Hannah Knight, Elizabeth Griffitts. Grandchildren: Henry, Mary, Elizabeth and Hannah Lisle; John, Henry and William Knight; Francis, Ann Nathaniel and Elizabeth Griffitts. Exec: Mary Lisle, Elizabeth Griffitts. Wit: James Peller, Edwa. Simpren, John Kinsey.
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Source Area History: Watson's Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, 1857, Vol I: River-Front Bank (Rootsweb):
...In the year 1705, the bank lot owners being required to regulate King Street, their fewness of names and number are only these, to wit: Hugh Codderer; Michael Isbern; Isaac Norris; Edward Shippen; Henry Badcock; Smith Carpenter; Abraham Buckley; Samuel Powell; Thomas Tresse; Joseph Pidgeon...
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Source <http://cowaro.com/Genealogy/Surname_file/Babcock.html#LB_10> :
LINKAGE BEGIN 10 Henry Babcock Brewer/Philadelphia Henry Babcock _
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n. 1690 Philadelphia Business Directory, "Three Brewere that send off many a Tun of good Malt-Beer," Colonial Philadelphians - Hannah Benner Roach, 1999 P36. ld 1686 and n. 1691, n. 1693. GSP.
ld 1686 Grantor: Jales Peller Grantee: Henry Badcock, brewer Transaction: L17 Description: house and 30-foot lot between the west side of the swamp, or Dock, and the east side of Second Street, south of Walnut.
n. 1691 he was granted six "timber trees" for enlarging his house;
n. 1693 his Philadelphia estate was rated at L250.
mf 1688 ___ __ Mary Brown _, Proceedings of the NJ Historical Soc. V9 (1860- 1864) P19-21, Woodstown, NJ Extr. from the Mss. of Samuel Smith.
ld ____ ___ __ Philadelphia Exemplification B1 P604 LDSR0021869 Grantor: William Penn Grantee: Henry Badcock ld ____ ___ __ Philadelphia Exemplification B7 P184 LDSR0021872 Witness: Henry Badcock
ld 1695 Feb 20 Philadelphia Exemplification B7 P426 LDSR0021872 Witness: Henry Badcock
ld 1697 Jun 04 Philadelphia Exemplification B7 P82 LDS#0021872 Grantor: Lawrence Cook of Passyunk in Phila. Co. and Peter, son and heir of John Cook, second son and heir. Grantee: Henry Babcock, brewer of the same place. Description: several tracts 6ac., 50 ac.
ld 1699 Sep 06 Philadelphia Exemplification B7 P392 LDSR0021872 Grantee: Henry Badcocke
ld 1706 Jul 30 Philadelphia Exemplification B8 P180 LDS#0021872 Grantor: Henry Badcoke, brewer et ux Mary of the City of Philadelphia Grantee: John Cheetain of Philadelphia, Tailor Description: for 33 pounds
ld 1706 Sep 20 Philadelphia Exemplification B8 P271 LDS#0021872 Grantor: Peter Cock, of Passyunk, Philadelphia Co., first son, heir of Sasse Cock; and John Cock of same, 2nd son et ux Katherine. Grantee: Henry Babcock, brewer of the City of Philadelphia.
ld 1724 Jul 07 Philadelphia Exemplification B1 P___ LDSR0021869 Grantor: Henry Badcock, brewer of Philadelphia et ux Mary Grantee: John Knight of said city, distiller (son-in-law of said Henry and Mary) Description: land 102 feet wide and 396 feet long bound eastward with 3rd street from the Delaware River, southward with the Society land, westward with 4th St. and northward with Dock Street. Recorded Book I V2 1700 Aug 16, Book F VI P374
with Mary (nee Brown _) Babcock _ girl
_ Babcock _
bf ____ ___ __ to Henry Babcock _ et ux Mary (nee _ _) Babcock _
mm ____ ___ __ John Knight _
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Source : <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/philadelphia/wills/willabstrbkc.txt> :
"BADCOCK, THOMAS. Philadelphia. Pewterer. January 2, 1707/8. March 9, 1707/8. C. 76. Cousin Alexander Badcock. Friends Thomas Paschall of Philadelphia., Nicholas Rosogens and his wife, Mary wife of Robert Skeene. Overseer: Cousin Henry Badcock of Philadelphia. Witnesses: Martyn Jervis, Francis Cooke and William Lee"
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Source : <harry.knight@us.army.mil> :
"An extract from a book Brewed in America by Stanley Baron briefly mentions Henry and Mary Babcock, who I believe are the parents of Hannah Babcock whom John Knight (? - 1728) married in 1718 following his first wife's death.

My Aunt Lucille records that Henry and Mary (Browne) Babcock wed in Philadelphia in 1688 and that Hannah Babcock was born in Philadelphia. This contradicts her birth in Longhope, Gloucester, England, in 2 May 1697. However, my Aunt Lucille writes that her birth was not recorded, so is it possible that the Babcocks had returned to England and Hannah was born during this visit?

Through the Babcocks it would appear that we have North American lineage dating to at least 1688, the year they wed. I believe they are my great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandparents"

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Philadelphia, PA. Brewer

• Religion: Philadelphia, PA. Quaker

Henry married Mary BROWNE [182] [MRIN: 60], daughter of Peter BROWNE [991] and Sarah FISHER [992], on 14 Nov 1688 in Philadelphia Mm, Philadelphia, PA.^{1 2 3 4} (Mary BROWNE [182] was born about 1670 in Rhode Island ⁵ and died on 8 Sep 1730.)

  Marriage Notes:

M. in Philadelphia, PA : grantor was William Penn