Notes for Kairl Rickey and Sarah Milnor

1766 Keirl Rickey, son of Alexander of Bucks Co, and Sarah Milnor, daughter of Joseph of Bucks Co, were married at the Falls Monthly Meeting, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [1][2] Sarah Milnor was the daughter of Catherine Rickey, who was Kairl's sister. This is improbable, although the age gap between Kairl and his older sister make it possible. There appear to be two different Kairl Rickey's, based on the 1783 death notice and the tax records listed below, so this relationship might be in error.

1767  On 1 July, "Keirl Rickey and Sarah his wife condemned their committing fornication with each other." [3]

1775 Keirl Rickey was on the tax list for Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania with 1 horse, 3 cattle, and 72 acres. Notation: "Consedd. in debt".

1778 [Charrol] Keirl Rickey was taxed in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [4]

1779 Kerle Rickey [Richey] was taxed for 70 acres, 2 horses, and 2 cattle in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [5]

1779 Keirll Rickey was disowned by the Quakers for disunity. [6][7]

1780 On May 24, Keirll Rickey, Sarah Rickey and Francis Anderson witnessed the will of Stephen Wright of Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [8]

1781 Kevill Rickey witnessed the will of Thomas Stackhouse of Bristol Twp. [9]

1781 Kevill Rickey witnessed the will of Thomas Stackhouse of Bristol Twp. [10]

1781 Carle Rickey [Richy] was taxed for 72 acres, 1 horse and 2 cattle in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [11]

1782 Kirle K Rickey [Richey] was taxed for 72 acres, 1 horse and 2 cattle in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [12][13]

1783 Keral Rickey was taxed £1.12.7 in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [14]

1783 A tract of land in Bristol Twp,Bucks County, Pennsylvania from the estate of the late Kerril Rickey was sold by the Newtown sheriff, Samuel Dean, as announced in the Freeman's Journal newspaper. Photocopy Newspaper Notice of the estate of Keirll Rickey.

1784 Kerle Rickey was taxed for 72 acres, 1 house, 1 outhouse and 9 white inhabitants and 0 black inhabitants in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

1785 Kiral Rickey [Reecky] was taxed for 72 acres, 1 horse, and 2 horses in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [15]

1786 Kerale Rickey [Richey] was taxed £0.11.9 in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [16]

1787 Keirl Rickey was named as the husband of Sarah, who was named in the will of her father, Joseph Milnor. [17]

1787 Kerle Rickey [Ricky] was taxed £0.11.3 in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [18]

1788 Kirle Rickey was taxed in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [19]

1791 Sarah Rickey was taxed in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Perhaps Kirle was already deceased. [20]

1795 The estate of Kirl Rickey was administered in Bristol Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. [21]

1798 Mahlon Milnor of Falls Twp and wife Phebe sold land to Ann Lovett of Bristol Twp, widow, subject to payment to Joseph Rickey, Phebe (wife of Robert Margerum), Samuel Rickey, Mahlon Rickey, Martha (wife of Jeremia Crosson), John Rickey, and Rachel Rickey, children of Sarah Rickey, who was a sister of Mahlon Milnor and daughter of late Joseph Milnor. Sarah'a children (including Rachel Sutton in 1810) acknowledge payment. [22]

1812 Mahlon Milnor (sarah's brother) of Falls Twp and wife Phebe sold land to Ann Lovett of Bristol Twp, widow, subject to payment to Joseph Rickey, Phebe (wife of Robert Margerum), Samuel Rickey, Mahlon Rickey, Martha (wife of Jeremiah Crosson), John Rickey and Rachel Rickey, children of late Sarah Rickey, who was a sister of Mahlon Milnor and daughter of late Joseph Milnor. Sarah’s children [including Rachel Sutton in 18 I0] acknowledge payment. [23] 

Footnotes
[1] William Wade Hinshaw. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol 2 [NJ and Pennsylvania], (1938):1015
[2] William Wade Hinshaw. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol 2 [NJ and Pennsylvania], (1938):1023
[3] Society of Friends. Falls Monthly Meeting, Men's Minutes, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Church Records, Vol. 2 Extract, Men's Minutes, page 641
[4] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860, ancestry.com
[5] PA Archives, 3.13.97
[6] William Wade Hinshaw. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol 2 [NJ and Pennsylvania], (1938):1015
[7] William Wade Hinshaw. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol 2 [NJ and Pennsylvania], (1938):1023
[8] Bucks co will 4-84, abstract: http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/bucks/wills/willabstbk4.txt
[9] Bucks co will 4-137, abstract: http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/bucks/wills/willabstbk4.txt
[10] Bucks co will 4-137, abstract: http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/bucks/wills/willabstbk4.txt
[11] PA Archives, 3.13.124
[12] PA Archives, 3.13.266
[13] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860, ancestry.com
[14] PA Archives, 3.13.316
[15] PA Archives, 3.13.510
[16] PA Archives, 3.13.610
[17] F Edward Wright. Abstracts of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1785-1825. (2009), 14
[18] PA Archives, 3.13.718
[19] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860, ancestry.com
[20] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860, ancestry.com
[21] Richard T and Mildred C Williams. Index of Bucks County Pennsylvania wills and administration records 1684 to 1850 (1971), 132, citing Adm 2572
[22] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Miscellaneous Deeds 1687-1910 By Thomas G. Myers, page 44, citing Book 40 page 384, June 20 1798
[23] Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Miscellaneous Deeds 1687-1910 By Thomas G. Myers, page 44, citing Bk 40, page 384 Jun 29, 1812