Thomas Paxton, Sr. lived in Nottingham Township of Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married Jane Aston. August 28, 1752 in Pequea Valley, York County, Pennsylvania. The county today is Adams County. He farmed on land granted by the Penn's inManor of the Mansk at Marsh Creek in York County. The Paxton's lost their land as claims were not honored after boundary changes with Maryland. The next place was in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. After his children and their families moved to Washington County the elder Paxton's followed by the 1800 census.
Thomas served as an Elder in the Mingo Presbyterian Church.
Thomas served as an Elder in the Mingo Presbyterian Church.
Thomas Paxton, Sr. lived in Nottingham Township of Washington County, Pennsylvania. He married Jane Aston. August 28, 1752 in Pequea Valley, York County, Pennsylvania. The county today is Adams County. He farmed on land granted by the Penn's inManor of the Mansk at Marsh Creek in York County. The Paxton's lost their land as claims were not honored after boundary changes with Maryland. The next place was in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. After his children and their families moved to Washington County the elder Paxton's followed by the 1800 census.
Thomas served as an Elder in the Mingo Presbyterian Church.
Thomas served as an Elder in the Mingo Presbyterian Church.
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