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Early Church Records of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Volume 3: The Welsh Tract by John Pitts Launey (Paperback, 2019)

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Welsh traditions and language date well before the Roman invasion. All of these forms were still in use when the Welsh Tract was settled across northern Delaware and Chester Counties.

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Welsh traditions and language date well before the Roman invasion. Early names consisted of three elements: the given name, the father's given name, and the parish of residence. Traditionally, the first-born son took the given name of the father, and the word mab (meaning son of ) was used to designate the father. During the seventeenth century, mab was often corrupted to ap or ab, with some names replacing the last syllable with a possessive s instead of using mab, ap, or ab. All of these forms were still in use when the Welsh Tract was settled across northern Delaware and Chester Counties. This volume contains records from the Radnor-Haverford-Merion Monthly Meeting, the St. David's Protestant Episcopal Church, and the Darby Monthly Meeting. The Radnor-Haverford-Merion Monthly Meeting records include Welsh births, Pennsylvania births, burials, marriage certificates, certificates from Wales, minutes (1684-1800), and Meeting for Suffering. The St. David's Protestant Episcopal Church records are limited to births and baptisms. The Darby Monthly Meeting records cover births, deaths, early wills, marriage certificates, certificates of removal, and minutes (1684-1800).