The Keim and allied families in America and Europe . d in the Bristol,Pa., branch of the Keim family, wefind this entry * * * (translated):And in the year 1717, the 28th ofMarch, is my son Stephen born intothe world. (p. 2, K and A. F). This was the third child and secondson of the Founder by his first wife,(p. 48, K. and A. F). In the indenture of release, April29, 1762, of the heirs of JohannesKeim of the homestead tract in Oleyto George Keim, the name of StephenKeim is mentioned in its proper order second in the list of sons of theFounder and his first wife. (P. 188,K. and A. F). In the rea
The Keim and allied families in America and Europe . d in the Bristol,Pa., branch of the Keim family, wefind this entry * * * (translated):And in the year 1717, the 28th ofMarch, is my son Stephen born intothe world. (p. 2, K and A. F). This was the third child and secondson of the Founder by his first wife,(p. 48, K. and A. F). In the indenture of release, April29, 1762, of the heirs of JohannesKeim of the homestead tract in Oleyto George Keim, the name of StephenKeim is mentioned in its proper order second in the list of sons of theFounder and his first wife. (P. 188,K. and A. F). In the realty archives of Philadel-phia county, in the City Hall, at Phila-delphia, Stophelr (Stephen) Keim, of , Philadelphia county, Turner by indenture, February ,1748, is recorded November 13, 1749,as the purchaser of a tract of land inLimerick township, Philadelphia (nowMontgomery) county. His last re-corded transaction in real estate inthat section was 1754. (p. 210-212,K. and A. F). The valuable genealogical record THE KEIM AND ALLIED FAMILIES. 540. contributed by Mrs. J. S. Davis be-gins with: Jacob Kime, son of Stephen Kime,son of John Kime (Keim), of Oley,Pa.; b. March 6, 1779. As Stephen Keim 2 of the name wasb. in Chester county, the referencemust be to the Stephen 1 of the name,son of the Founder, who was b. inOley. In 1779 this Stephen first was 62years of age, when Jacob, who mighthave been his youngest, was born. The early generations of Keim werevery long lived. This very complete paper treatsupon a lineage of Keim hitherto un-touched and for which the Editorwishes to convey his most appreciativethanks. The spelling of the name Kime is one of those errors of German sur-name orthography so common in war-rants, patents and other papers drawnup by the English proprietary officialsor scriveners. Our Founders warrant for hisoriginal tract, 1719-20, gave the nameHans Keym, the survey on this war-rant was Hans Kime, 1735, and thepatent, 1735, for the same HansKeym. His autog
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