1780 Quaker Births: David, born 18 Jan 1780, son of Jonathan, currier and leather cutter, and Sarah Binns of Skipton 1803 Oct 3 Parish Record of Bolton Abbey: Marriage of David Binns of Skipton, grocer age 23 and Margaret Holden of Barden age 21. Both signed 1807 May 20 for 15 days Poll for two Knights of the Shire: Staincliffe; David Binns, grocer of Skipton voted for Lord Milton 1814 Jan 15 Leeds Mercury; On Thursday morning last, a fire broke out in the Drying-kiln of Mr. David Binns’s Corn Mill at Skipton, which continued to rage with unabated fury till it had reduced the whole of the premises to a shell, and also consumed a quantity of deal boards, the property of Mr. William Brown, carpenter, which were drying in the kiln. Owing to the ice, a considerable arose delay in procuring water, or it is supposed the progress of the flames might have been arrested. The building we hear was insured, but not the stock. 1814 Nov 8 Hull Packet: Death on Wednesday week, in the 26th year of his age, Mr Jonathan Binns, of the firm of F, D, and J Binns, paper manufacturers, Skipton, and one of the Society of Friends 1802-1830 Naturalization Records for Fayette County, Pennsylvania: DAVID BINNS; born in Skipton, York County England on January 18,1780; migrated from there September, 1818, arriving 21 Oct 1818
1817 and 1818 Annual Report of the Society for the Promotion of Permanent Peace: Subrscription Mr David Binns, Skipton, 10s 6d 1818 to the U. S. where he arrived October 1, 1818; on October 28, 1824 he was admitted to citizenship. 1818 Aug in Knaresborough 1818 October 21, arrived at Philadelphia on the ship "Juno". Settled in Brownsville eventually moving to Harrison County, Ohio. 1819 Aug received in Friends at Redstone, on certificate from Knaresborough, dated 10 Aug 1818, endorsed by Short Creek MM, Ohio. Included son John but no other family members 1830 Marriage of William was at Fayette Co., Pa. 1835 Oct 1 Granted two different land patents in Woodstock Township, one of 160 acres, the other of 120 acres 1844 Aug 21 Columbus Enquirer: David Binns administrator in bankruptcy for Harris County 1846 Jan 28 ; Feb 4, Feb 25; 1847 Jul 27, Aug 24 Columbus Enquirer: David Binns is deputy sheriff of Harris County 1847 Jun granted certificate by Redstone to Short Creek with wife [1905 Biography by James J King: David Binns, grandfather of our subject, was born in England and there followed the brewing business, which he continued after settling in Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Society of Friends and thus was led to abandon his brewery, it being against the tenets of the Quaker faith to manufacture spirituous liquors. William Binns accompanied his parents to America when eight years old. HOWEVER J Howard Binns says in 21 Oct 1818 David and Margaret with seven children (two having died in England) came to America on the ship Juno. Dvid found occupation as a cabinet maker which had been his business in England]
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