La famiglia Dewees; dati di carattere geneolgico, fatti biografici e informazioni storiche . M. D., come testimonial del loro rispetto per i suoi esaltati talenti e valore, dalla Facoltà dell'Università di Penn-silvania. Semper honos nomenque tuum laudesque ma-nebunt. Cinque dei suoi figli praticavano medici, e conquistavano la fama nella scienza della medicina e della chirurgia.Sig.ra Mary L. Robinson, una nipote di Dr.William Potts Dewees, vive a Robinson Springs, contea di Mad-ison, Misss., dove ha una stazione di salute andboarding casa per coloro che vengono a Springs per la loro salute. Ha in suo possesso

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The Dewees family; geneaolgical data, biographical facts and historical information . M. D., as a testimonial of their respect for his exalted worthand talents, by the Faculty of the University of Penn-sylvania. Semper honos nomenque tuum laudesque ma-nebunt. Five of his sons were practising physicians, and won renown in the science of medicine and surgery.Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, a granddaughter of Dr.William Potts Dewees, lives at Robinson Springs, Mad-ison county, Miss., where she has a health resort andboarding house for those who come to the Springs fortheir health. She has in her possession some knivesand forks which came to her from her grandfather. Dr.William P. Dewees, on which is a coat of arms or crestwhich purports to be the Dewees crest. In Burkes General Armory, E. W., 1269, is thefollowing: DEwes, Earl of Warwick Coat of Arms: The Dewees Family. 129 Warwick vested 25th July, 1709. Or three quatre-foils. Pierced gules a cliief Vair. Crest: a wolf s head erased, or, about the neck a collar, vaires, holding in the mouth a quatrefoil pierced, gu, slipped ppr. 5^^. E55E OUAM VIDERI.The Dewees Crest.The DEwes of England were descended from oneGerrard or Garret DEwes the eldest son of AdrianDEwes, of Amsterdam, Holland, who died in 1251, de-scended from the ancient lords of Kessel, in Guilder-land. Gerrard or Garret DEwes, settled in Englandabout the beginning of the reign of Henry VIH. (Thisfamily may be connected with the Dewees family, butthe proof of the matter is not obtainable). WATERS DEWEES.General List, No. 40.Waters Dewees, son of Col. William and SarahWaters Dewees, was born in 1776. He devoted hislife to the development of the iron industry in Penn-sylvania. He owned the Oley iron works and also the 130 The Dewees Family. Catawissa iron furnaces, in Northumberland County.About 1840 lie removed to Chester county, where heowned and resided at the Marsh Hotel property in EastNantmeal township. Waters Dewees and Ann Bull, daughter of Thomas Bull and Ann Hun

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