Abraham Binns - I64 - Individual Information

Abraham Binns ‏(I64)‏

Given Names: Abraham
Surname: Binns

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 26 May 1743

24 Woodside
Death: 19 June 1813 ‏(Age 70)‏

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	26 May 1743 25 24 Woodside
Marriage	Margaret Routh - 24 September 1766 ‏(Age 23)‏ Crawshawbooth
Death	19 June 1813 ‏(Age 70)‏
Last Change	23 November 2020 - 05:28:56 - by: binnsadmin

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Parents Family (F19)
Father	Jonathan Binns 1718 - 1794
Mother	Elizabeth Sutcliffe 1719 - 1748
	Abraham Binns 1743 - 1813
Brother	Jonas Binns 1745 - 1760
Brother	Jonathan Binns 1747 - 1812

Immediate Family (F34)
Wife	Margaret Routh 1741 - 1818
Daughter	Elizabeth Binns 1767 - 1770
Son	George Binns 1769 - 1816
Son	Jonas Binns 1770 - 1772
Son	Thomas Binns 1771 - 1842
Daughter	Elizabeth Binns 1774 -
Son	William Binns 1775 - 1775
Son	John Binns 1775 - 1775
Daughter	Ann Binns 1777 - 1778
Daughter	Mary Binns 1778 - 1780
Daughter	Margaret Binns 1781 - 1858

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1743 Quaker Births: Abraham, born 26 May 1743, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Binns of Cononley
1765 Accompanied father to Liverpool
1766 Quaker Marriages: Abraham Binns, son of Jonathan Binns of Liverpool, leather cutter, by his former wife Elizabeth to; Margaret Routh, daughter of George Routh, late of Crawshawbooth deceased, and Elizabeth his wife married 24 Sep 1766 at Crawshawbooth
1790 After death of father appears in Liverpool Trade Directory as, grocer and leather cutter.
1795 Retired from business
1802 Listed with George Binns and Thomas Binns ‏[sons?]‏ as proprietor of Botanic Gardens, Liverpool
1804 Jan 19 Caledonian Mercury: 2 Kegs and 3 boxes of gold and silver coin imported from Philadelphia by Capt Hathaway of the Rose, through Liverpool for A Binns and Son
1814 Jun 27 Leeds Intelligencer: Death on Sunday week, aged 71, Mr Abraham Binns of Liverpool, a man of the strictest integrity, and a meek, humble-minded christian
1814 Sep 6 London Gazette: If John Wilson, mariner, son of Anthony Wilson, late of Kendal, woolcomber, deceased, be still living, and will apply to Elijah Salthouse, Ulverstone, or to Abraham Binns & Sons, King Street, Liverpool, he will hear something to his advantage. The said John Wilson is supposed to have sailed from Liverpool about 1800.
1818 Feb 21 Lancaster Gazette: Death on Saturday last, in her 77th year, Mrs Margaret Binns, relict of Mr Abraham Binns, of Mount Vernon, Liverpool, one of the Society of Friends

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