to the Provincial Assembly of Pennsylvania Religion(s): Quaker Orphan: No Position in Parent's Family: Second son Year of Immigration: 1682 Landowner: Yes Literate: Yes Convict: No

"That about 1683, Colonel George Talbot, with some others, came to the House of Valentine Hollingsworth, the Affirmant's Master, and requested Lodging for a Night..." (3) Family: John's father "Ossman" Musgrave paid taxes on one hearth in 1664 in the "County of Armagh, Ballynegirne, Oneilland West, Ireland." (2) Source Citations:

(1) Stanley Musgrave Shartle, A History of a Quaker Branch of the Musgrave Family of the North of Ireland, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Illinois, and Elsewhere, with Selected Papers Relating to the Ancient and Landed Musgraves of England (Evansville, Indiana: Evansville Bindery, Inc., 1995), 75-104.

(2) Eldric Norman Sechrest, Musgrave: Northern Ireland to Pennsylvania in 1682 (South Pasadena, California: E.N. Sechrest, 2003).

(3) Deposition of John Musgrave, 2 Pennsylvania Archives, XVI, p. 530, quoted in Shartle, 76.

(4) Joe Beine, "Reconstructing the Antelope Passenger List, Belfast to Philadelphia, 9 December 1682," accessed 2 September 2008.