"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V522-3V9
NameFrances Yarnall
GenderFemale
Christening Date26 Apr 1655
Christening Date (Original)26 APR 1655
Christening PlaceMARTIN HUSSINGTREE,WORCESTER,ENGLAND
Father's NameJohn Yarnall
Mother's NameSarah
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Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
Name: Francis Yarnall, Year: 1683, Place: Philadelphia
Family Members: Brother Philip
Source Publication Code: 236
Primary Immigrant: Yarnall, Francis
Annotation: List of 21 ships arriving between 1682 and 1684 at Philadelphia and the Delaware Bay (p. 110). Also in no. 8370, Sheppard.
Source Bibliography: BALDERSTON, MARION. "Pennsylvania's 1683 Ships and Some of Their Passengers." In The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, vol. 24:2 (1965), pp. 69-114.
Page: 85
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Emigrated from Cloynes, Worcestershire, England in 1683.
Sources: Richard Brenneman, "Possible English Ancestry of Francis & Philip Yarnall to Chester Co PA 1683"; the 1655 date coincides with baptismal records at Martin Hussingtree church, Worcestershire, England.

Francis Yarnall came to PA. in 1683 and lived in Springfield, Chester Co., PA. He was a Quaker. He was chosen as rep. to PA. Provincial Assembly.

American Marriage Records Before 1699
Name: Francis YARNALL, Spouse: Hannah Baker
Marriage Date: February 1686, Marriage Place: Chester Co., Penn.
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Early Church Records of Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, Vol 1
(Note: Delaware County formed in 1789 from Chester County. Dates below are of the 'Old Style' calender preceeding 1751. First month of the year was March)
Francis and Hannah Yarnall, children:
Sarah, b. 28th da, 5th mo, 1687
John, b. 24th da, 10th mo, 1688
Peter, b. 20th da, 8th mo, 1690
Moses, b. last week of 10th mo 1692
Francis, b. 24th da, 12th mo, 1694
Joseph, b. 13th da 5th mo 1697
Amos, b. 28the day 1st mo 1700, d. 4th da 5th mo 1789
Daniel, b. 1st da 7th mo, 1703
Mordecai, b. 11th da 7th mo, 1705

Wills, 1713-1854 ; Index to Wills, 1713-1923 Will Books A-C, v. 1-3 1713-1720, 1736-1755, bk A, p 124, familysearch.org

The third day of the fourth month 1721
In the name of the Lord I Francis Yarnall of Willis town in the County of Chester doe make this my Last will and testament being week [sic] of body but of Sound and perfitt memmorry praised be the Lord for it as foloeth viz
I bequeth my Soule to the allmyty God and my body to be buried In desent manor as my Execetrix Shall See fitt; in the next place my diseir is that all my Just Debts shall be paid and Discharged with my funerall expences
Item I give unto my Eldist Son JOHN by Compitation one hundred and fifty acers of land that was part of Thomas Brasies tract of land which my son doth now live one with all his Improvements coming to the Runn that doth ?ile?mpetor Thomas's land be the Same more or less to him his heirs and assignes- - -
Item I give to my Son AMOS his heirs and assignes the remaindor part of the above said tract with the improvements the above said Runn being the devishon betwixt my son John and my son Amos being by computation one hundred and twenty four acres of land and my son Amos to have the horse mare and two year auld Coult that he calls his he paying to my Execetrix 10 pounds in one years time after my desese - - - - - - - - - -- --
Item I give to my Son JOSEPH that tract of land lying and being in Springfield to him his heirs and assignes Containing one hundred and twenty acers and three quarters of an acer with all the improvements allsoe one horse 4 year auld and mare and one year auld foult and one Cow which he calls his my Son JOSEPH paying to my daughter SARA the Sum of thirty pounds that is ten pounds per year the first payment to be paid one year after my decese the second two and the third three year - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Item more I give to my Daughter SARAH two Cows and one mare that she hath at Springfield with the.Goodes she has there and the sum of twenty pounds to be paid her by my Execetrix to be after named
Item I give to my Son MORDICA if he doth live to the age of one and twenty year one hundred acers of Land with the medowing that is in the upper bottom and the Cleared land the hundred acers to be laid out by the derection of my two sons PETER and FRANCIS my son MORDICA helping and assisting his mother [till] he atains to the aforesaid age.
Item I give to my son DANIELL The Sum of Sixty pounds if he doth live to the age of twenty one years and work for his mother my Execetrix dureing that time till he doth atain the above said age to be paid by my Execetrix: and my two sons DANIELL and MORDICA to have that [money??] and her Increse Ecually devided betwixt them when my son DANIELL doth Come to the above said age Item as for my two sons PETER and FRANCIS I have Given them their Share all Redey and Conveyed it to them by deedes of gift
Item I make my dear and LOVELING WIFE my whole and Sole Execetrix and to have this place I now live on and the Remainder of the land I have not dissposed of till my son AMOS doth ataine to the age of one and twenty years and then my son AMOS to enter on the one half of the Riall Estate that is aloted to be in my wifes poseshon and my wife to hould the other half dureing her naterl life and then my son AMOS to have the other half of the last named Reall Estate, and my son AMOS to have the mare and her three Coults which he calls his owne.
Item allsoe I give unto my loveing wife all my househould goodes and Catles* and all my personal Estate that is not above disposed of
Item If my Son MORDICA should dye before he doth Come to age my will is that my son DANIELL shall have [sil?] land that I have apynted for MORDICA and my wife to have that sixty pound that DANIELL is to have [at her? dissposing It is my will that these above rtycles may be fullfild as witness my hand and seal. What land I have given to my sons is to them their Heirs and Assigns
Signed Sealed and delivered { F R A N C I S Y A R N A L L
In the Presence of us { his mark
.......George G Smedley COPY OF WILL OF FRANCIS YARNALL OF
.......Philip Yarnall WILLISTOWN, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.,
........Philip Yarnall PROVEN 6 MO (AUGUST) 1721.
........Sarah Smedley RECORDED AT WEST CHESTER, PA., IN WILL BOOK

Copied by Mary Card Yarnell 21 May 1994 with particular attention to reproducing original spelling.

Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825
Name: Francis Yarnall
Description: Heir
Date: 27 Aug 1731
Prove Date: 10 Mar 1735
Book Page: A:448
Remarks: Baker, Joseph. Edgmont. August 27, 1731. March 10, 1735/6. A.448. Provides for wife Mary. To Francis Yarnall and his 3 children 5 shillings each. To son Richard and his 3 children 5 shillings each. To son Aaron £10. To daughter Ann and her husband James Sill £10. To daughter Susanna £10. To daughter Jane and her husband Thomas Thomas 5 shillings and their 4 children £3 each. To son Jesse £10. To daughter Sarah and her husband 5 shillings. To son Joseph the plantation. To daughter Rachel £10. To son Nehemiah £10. To son John £10. Legacies to be paid by son Joseph. Executors: wife Mary and sons Richard and Aaron.