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 Strunk and Chambers Scott Co TN
 by Sheila Strunk
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Benjamin Chambers4 SmartMatches
Birth:1660 in Stirling, Scotland
Death:
Sex:M
Father:Robert CHAMBERS b. Before. 1635 in Stirling, Firth of Forth River, Scotland
Mother:Marioun Cloggy
  
Emigration: 1682 "The Welcome"

Spouses & Children 
Children: 
  1. DescendantsJames Chambers b. 1695 in Stirling, Scotland
  2. Robert Chambers b. 1703 in Stirling, Scotland
  3. Joseph Chambers b. 1703 in Stirling, Scotland
  4. DescendantsBenjamin Chambers b. 1708 in Stirling, Scotland
 
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"In lieu of an old debt due Admiral Penn, his son, William Penn, in 1681 became the owner of 40,000 square miles in America. He immediately advertised throughout England, Scotland and Ireland for men to join him on a voyage to his new possession. His terms were as follows:

"Those who wish to sail on board his vessel, the "Welcome", could have land by paying one hundred pounds Sterling for 5,00 acres, and annually thereafter a shilling rent for every hundred acres. Those who did not have money to pay in this way could have 200 acres at less than the rate of a shilling per acre.

"Benjamin raised the necessary money, and sailed on board the "Welcome" in 1682. No doubt he was present when Penn made his famous treaty with the Indians at Chester. Whether Benjamin bought much or little land, will perhaps never be known, but it is established that after a brief stay in America, perhaps two or three years, he returned to Scotland to live." -Trails of the Centuries

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Individuals from other files that are believed to be the same person:
Benjamin Chambers of WEC-limited
Benjamin Chambers of AmericanCarroll Family Tree
Benjamin CHAMBERS of dth1951thomas
Benjamin Chambers of Donaldson's Family Tree 11 Nov 2005

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