Faulty Pedigree Chart from Family Search.org
Roger Pedrick married Rebekah Holeman .
Children:
Rebecca Pedrick born 14 7 month (Sept) 1678 from Chester MM The Register of the Births of Children 1677, p. 1, image 2
Pedrick listed in 1693 as one of the early members of Concord MM, p. 49
See page 40 A List of the First Members
Roger Pedrick listed in 1693 as one of the early members of Concord MM, p. 49
A Genealogical and Biographical Record of the Pedrick Family of New Jersey by Hubert Shoemaker Philadelphia 1938
A Genealogical and Biographical Record of the Pedrick Family of New Jersey by Hubert Shoemaker Philadelphia 1938
p. XIX four sons: John, Thomas, Philip, Michael. Shoemake refers to real estate transaction mentions in Smith's History of Chester p. 114-117.
Two Roger Pedricks Unrelated? Family Search Tree
They would be first cousins so therefore unlikely -- In addition there is no record of such a marriage. John Pedrick's will indicates his wife's name was Elizabeth BUT it also lists the children:
Mikell
John
William
Jeremiah
Jacob
Thomas
Samuel (All except Mikell and John under age)
Joseph,
Mary Hanbe
SarahMary Hanbe appears to be a married daughter.
Mary Pedrick, daughter of John Pedrick and Elizabeth? and William Hanbe intention to marry family search
Gilbert Cope in History of Chester pp 405-406: "In regard to the Hewes family, Dr. smith says it is supposed that William Hewes came over with Fenwick, in `675, but settled at Chichester, about 1678-'9. I presume the name of his wife was Deborah, and they were both active members of the Chichester Meeting, at the time of its establishment."
When William Hewes II the son of William Hewes and Deborah (Pedrick?) died in 1733 Mikel Pedrick, Thomas Pedrick and Philip Pedrick served as witnesses to the will. Michel Pedrick and Thomas Pedrick performed the inventory of the estate.
History of New Jersey Vol. 4 Article on Pedrick Family
https://www.acvancestors.com/g0/p760.htm
In 1835 Mary Ann Pedrick, a descendant of Roger Pedrick, married James m. Woolman, a cousin of the Quaker anti-slavery leader John Woolman, at Woodstown MM New Jersey. See ancestry.com and familysearch.org.
Coincidentally Mary Ann Pedrick was a granddaughter of Mary Ann Barber and Elihu Pedrick. Mary Ann Barber's brother was Isaac Barber (1756-1825) who married Mary Lippincott. Their daughter, also Mary Ann Barber, married Samuel Test (1791-1876) in Ohio in 1815.
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