Son of William Penn, founder of PA.

Family Connection

"He [Jacob Good (GC2)] at once purchased the ground on which he had settled with his family. The deed, which is from John Penn, is dated 1738, and embraced a tract of six hundred and twenty-eight acres and the usual allowance." (1, p674)
 

Notes

1. John B. Good (GC3538), "Brecknock Township," Ch. XXXIX in History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men, by Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans (Phildelphia: Everts & Peck, 1883), 673-680. Parts available online at pa-roots.com/~lancas.../books/ee/index.html (PA Roots; accessed 2006 Jun 6).