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Did not marry.

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Sfulk said they had 3 children.

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Sfulk info - her info says Maria Sara born abt 1764 in Frederick Co. MD. Says her mother's name was Brinkley.

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John Adam Fulk information from sfulk@stny.lrun.com

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Not all information noted at this time

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Ancestors of James and Jessie Demastus, Generation #8, p 9 & 10: Frederick Binkley is buried on their farm, Frederick Binkley Cemetery, Mrs. W. Kiger of Chattanooga, TN, in 1981 mentions that, "she had all twelve volumes of the Moravian Records of NC, which lists diaries of the ministers and is most interesting Kent Stark Krisle said 3 Feb 1995, "Fredrick Binkley came to Tennessee with his uncles, Adam and Jacob Binkley, before March 1791. Fredrick was a carpenter. In the spring of 1799, he, along with David Cumming, entered into a contract with John Overton to build a home for Overton. This home, called Traveller's Rest, has been restored and is open to the public. The contract specified the carpenter would be paid by title to a 320 acre tract on Stone's River owned by Overton, at the rate of two dollars per acre. Fredrick Binkley received title to this land on 1 Jun 1801. David Cumming was bondsman on the marriage of Fredrick to Adeline. On the bond, Fredrick signed his name Pinkley. The family graveyard of Fredrick Binkley was originally on a hill near his home. During construction of J. Percy Priest Dam, the graves were moved to Mt. Juliet Cemetery.

Adeline Shackelford is buried on their farm, Frederick Binkley Cemetery.

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Court House records - Stanley Bourdo
The Biographical Record, page 411

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History of Perry County, Graham 1883, page 341

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History of Perry County, Graham 1883, page 341
No children

Ann Davis lists her name as Catherine Binkley. She lists her husband as Philip Spohn.

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History of Perry County, Graham 1883, page 341

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Mary descends from Johannes Conrad Weiser of Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania. He was a forerunner of William Penn. Sebastian Fischer.

Ann Davis info on Wilma Alida Frey, generation #5: newspaper article on Mary E. Binckley lists children: Mrs. Lydie Albert, Fremont, Ohio; Michael, Samuel, Aaron, John (listed already), Christopher (listed already), Margaret Carr, Hannah Carnicom, Mary Carnicom.

Ann lists children as follows:
1 Boy unnamed, born dead
2 Michael, b 4/27/1821 Perry Ohio; d 4/28/1916
3 Samuel, b 10/19/1822, Perry OH; d 7/2/1909
4 Lydia Ann, b 7/8/1824 Perry OH; d 4/6/1911
5 Margaret Rebecca, b 11/24/1825, Perry OH; d 6/15/1897 Fremont, Sandusky, Oh, m Eliab Karr/Kerr, Perry Co., OH
6 Matilda b 3/30/1828 Perry OH, d 6/15/1897
7 Sarah b 9/12/1830 Perry OH, d 3/20/1863
8 Christian b 6/27/1832 Perry OH, d 2/5/1925
9 John, b 12/23/1834 Perry OH, d 4/17/1918, m Christina Hensel 12/23/1859
10 Hannah, b 12/30/1836 Perry OH, d 2/16/1917
11 Aaron b 3/18/1837 Perry OH, d 3/27/1918
12 Francis, b 1838 Perry OH, d 1838 Perry OH
13 Mary "Polly", b 12/24/1841 Perry OH; d 11/12/1915
14 Levi b 1843 Sandusky OH, d 11/12/1862

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History of St. Johns (Haines) Reformed Church (Wernersville) Lower Heidelberg Township; Berks County; Rev. W. J. Kershner, Pastor, and Adam G. Lerch: John Binckly and wife, son John George, baptized, 1747.

Records of the Swamp Reformed Church of Little Cocalico in West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, 1788-1882, by William J. Hinke: September 11, 1821, John Binckli and Maria, daughter Elizabeth (baptized). November 2, 1823, John Binckly and Catharine, daughter Elizabeth. 1\