INDEX. (Family surnames of value in genealogical research are printed in CAPITALS; names of places in italics.)

Abagast, Lodowick, pensioner of the Ball, William, 195, 196 Revolution, 39 Banquit, William, pensioner of the Accut, Andrew, 174 Revolution, 30 ACKLEY, 74 Barber, Robert, 3, 4, 5 Ackley, Sarah, marriage of, to Wil- Barbour, Alfred M., to Roger A. liam Watson, 1783. 74 Pryor, 1860, 175 Adamstown, 13 Barley Sheaf, The, 22 Admiral Vernon, The, changed to the Barratt, Hon. Norris Stanley, Out- General Warren, 26; mentioned, line of the History of Old St. 3, 4, 5, 24 Paul's Church, Philadelphia, by, Alexander, Alexander, petition of notice of, 192 widow of, for a pension, 1790, 276, Bartlett, J. Gardner, The English 277 ; wounded at Gulph Mills, 276 Ancestry of Peter Talbot of Dor- Alexander, Catherine, petition of, for chester, Mass., notice of, 93 a pension, 1790, 276. 277 Bartram, John, 76, 219, 220, 225 Allen, A., 142 Bartram, Mrs. John, Alexander Gar- Allen, John, 63, 141 den to, 1765, 76, 77 Allen, Joseph, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, Bartram, William, 77 54, 55, 57 Bate, Abraham, pensioner of the Rev- Allen, William, 64, 142, 201 olution, 267; wounded at Battle Allison, Francis, 196 of Brandywine, 267 "American Engravers upon Copper Battersby, John, pensioner of the and Steel," by Mantle Fielding, no- Revolution, 168, 169 tice of, 94 Bayley, John, 196 Amicable Library Company, meetings Beale, Joseph, 22 of, 200, 204; advertisements of, Beale, William, 22 203, 204; union of with Union Beasaw, Nicholas, pensioner of the Library Company, 204 Revolution, 156 ANDERSON, 71 Beaso, Nicholas, pensioner of the Anderson, Andrew, Jr., 71 Revolution, 29, 30 Anderson, Hannah, 71 Beats, Joshua, 70 Anderson, John, pensioner of the Beatty, Rev. Charles, 225 Revolution, 35 Becket, William, Excerpts from No- Anderson, Mary, 71 tices and Letters concerning Inci- Anderson, Phebe, 71 dents at Lewes Town, Delaware, Anderson, Robert, pensioner of the 89 ; letter of, 89 Revolution, 40, 41 Bedworth, William, pensioner of the Armitt, John, 206 Revolution, 43 Armstrong, Gen. John, 149, 342 Beeling, Joshua, pensioner of the Arnold, Gen. Benedict, 60 Revolution, 351; wounded at the Assembly Library in the State House, Battle of Brandywine, 351 216-219 Beers, George Louis, The English- Association Library, meetings of, 200, Speaking Peoples. Their Future 202; list of subscribers, 201; cata- Relations and Joint International logue of books, 202; advertisement Obligations, by, notice of, 93 for lost books, 203; officers of, 205, Belzons, , Thomas Sully pupil 206; with Union Library Company, of, 100 205; with Library Company of BENZELSTIERNE, 285 Philadelphia, 207 Best, Abraham, pensioner of the Rev- ASTON, 23 olution, 42, 43; wounded at the Aston, deorge, owns property in Cain Battle of Germantown, 42 Township, 23; mentioned, 3, 4, 5, Bethlehem Bach Choir, The, by Ray- 24, 26 mond Walters, notice of, 189 Asylum Company, advertisement of Bettle, William, 196 sale of land, 285 BIDDLE, 310, 311 Atlee, Mrs. , 62 Biddle, Mrs. Chapman, presents Atlee, William, Secretary of the Jul- "Washington Correspondence with iana Library Company, 231 Clement Biddle" to the Historical Asilum, The Story of Some French Society of Pennsylvania, 310 Refugees and Their Azilum, 1793- Biddle, Col. Clement, Selections from 1800, by Louise Welles Murray, the Correspondence of, 310 ; corre- notice of, 92 spondence of with Washington, presented to Historical Society of Baird, John, 174 Pennsylvania, 310; biographical, Baird, William, 174 310, 311 ; Revolutionary services Baker, H. Preston, 22 of, 310, 311 ; marriage, 311; death. 368 Index. 369

811; Gen. Nathaniel Greene to, Brayman, John, pensioner of the 312 ; to Gen. Anthony Wayne, 1778, Revolution, 35, 36 313: George Washington to, Brewer, Capt.-Lieut. Jonathan, 173 1784, 313-318; 1785, 322-327; British in Philadelphia, treatment of 1786, 327-331; 1787, 331-336; prisoners by, 60, 61 1788, 337-343; George A. Wash- Brooke, Roger, Survey of Philadel- ington to, 1785, 321 phia and Lancaster Turnpike, by, Biddle, John, 310 Biddle, Sarah, 310 Brooks, Lawrence, pensioner of the Revolution, 158 BINGHAM, 236 Brown, Henton, to James Pemberton, Bingham, Mrs. , death of, 183 1766, 285 Bingham, William, President, Phila- Brown, John, raid of at Harper's delphia and Lancaster Turnpike Ferry, 175 Company, 236; interest of in same Brown, Robert, Justice, Gloucester and letters concerning, 237-241 Co., N. J., 69 Bird-in-Hand, 13, 15, 16 Browne, John Coats, obituary notice Black Horse Tavern, 24, 26 of, 280 Blackman, Nehemiah, 50, 53, 57 Bryan, Hon. George, Samuel Bryan Blockley and Merion United Library to, 1785, 286 Company, 232; officers and meet- Bryan, George Jr., Samuel Bryant to, ings of, 232, 233 1790, 288 Bonaparte, Joseph, in Philadelphia Bryan, Samuel, to Hon. George and Bordentown. by Charlemagne Bryan, 1785, 286: to George Tower, LL.D., 289; biographical, Bryan, Jr., 1790, 28$ 291; character, 291, 292; King of Buck Tavern, 27 Naples, 292; King of Spain, 292; Budd, Henry, Thomas Sully by, 97 sails for America in the brig "Com- Buffington, Richard, 3, 4, 5 merce," 293, 295: arrives in New Bunker Hill, 145 York incognito, 296: reported to BURD, 62, 66, 67, 68, 147, 152 be General Carnot, 296; assumes Burd, , Edward Burd to, 1771, title of Comte de Survilliers, 297; 67, 68 visits Commodore Lewis at Amboy, Burd, Edward, Letters of. by Thomas 297; recognized as former King of Spain, 298; sets out for Washing- Lynch Montgomery, 62, 141; to ton, 299; in Philadelphia, 299; in James Burd, 1765-1786, 62-66; Baltimore, 299; arrives inp Lan- 141-155 : to William Dewer, 1771, caster, 301; visits Mr. Slaymaker, 66, 67, 68; to Burd. 1771, 301; purchases Point Breeze near 67, 68; to Sproat, 68; to Bordentown, 302 ; lives temporarily jcmwa.j.u Shippen, 1792, 133; en- in Philadelphia, 302, 307; builds lists in army, 1775, 143; in camp house at "Point Breeze," 302, 303; at Prospect Hill, 1775, 144; men- Frances Wright describes visit to, tioned, 66 303, 304; description of house of, Burd, James, Edward Burd to, 1765- and collections, 304, 305, 306; 1786, 62-66, 141-155; to Capt. house destroyed by fire, 306; letter William Woodward, 1759, 186 of, to William Snowden, 1820. 306, Burd, Col. James, 62, 66, 67, 68 307; rebuilds house, 307: children Burd, Sarah Shippen, 62 of, visit Bordentown, 308; travels Burr* Hudson, 49 with family, 308; owns land near Burroughs, Joseph, Gloucester Co. Watertown, N. Y., 308; friends, vs., 72; mentioned, 71 308, 309; returns to Europe, 1832, Bush, Solomon, pensioner of the Rev- 309; resides in England, 309 olution, 1785, 31 Butler, Gen. , 337 Bonaparte, Lucien, 291 Bonaparte, Napoleon, sails from France, 293-295; mentioned, 291, Cadwalader, Brig.-Gen. John, to 292, 301 Council of Safety of Pennsylvania, Bond, Thomas, pensioner of the Rev- 1777, 79 olution, 37; wounded at Egg Har- Cadwalader, Richard McCall, obitu- bour, 37 ary notice of, 362 Bone, Samuel, prisoner of war, 72 Cady, John, 174 Bonham, Ephraim, 196 Cain, James, pensioner of the Revo- Bonsall, Jesse, Librarian of Darby lution, 42 Library* 221 Caldwell, Andrew, proprietor of The Bonsall, Joseph, Secretary of Darby Hat, 14, 15 Library, 221; to Peter Collinson, Caldwell, Nicholas, pensioner of the 220 Revolution, 32 Book Notices. 92, 187, 363 Caldwell, William J., 15 Boude, Thomas, Manager, Philadel- Cain Township, 22, 23 phia and Lancaster Turnpike Campbell, Alexander, pensioner of the Company, 236 Revolution, 159 Boudinot, Elias, 61, 320, 323, 325 Campbell, Capt. Robert, petition of Bowger, Leban, pensioner of the widow of, for a pension, 270 Revolution, 261 Caret, James, accompanies Joseph Boyd, Andrew, Treasurer of Chester Bonaparte to America, 296; de- County, 346 scribes arrival of Joseph Bonaparte Bradford, Thomas, circulating li- in New York, 296 brary, kept by, 216 Carey, Edward S., to Thomas Sully, Brannon, James, pensioner of the 119 Revolution, 1785, 4S Carey, Henry C, 124 VOL. XL1I.—24 370 Index.

Carney, John, pensioner of the Revo- Continental Road, 11 lution, 350 Conway, Brig.-Gen. Thomas, to Su- Carraghan, Thomas, pensioner of the preme Executive Council of Penn- Revolution, 163; wounded at Bat- sylvania, 1777, 79, 80 tle of Brandywine, 163 Cook, William, pensioner of the Revo- Caruthers, James, pensioner of the lution, 168, X69 Revolution, 346, 348; wounded at Cooney, John, pensioner of the Revo- Battle of Green Springs, 348 lution, 36 Casaday, William, 71 Cooper, Hugh, State of New Jersey Cat Tail Run, 13 vs., 70; charged with keeping Chambers, Joseph, petition of, for a goods taken from the British, 70 pension for Ann McKnight, 1788, Cooper, John, Judge of Quarter Ses- 274, 275 sions, Gloucester Co., N. J., 69; Champion, Thomas, Justice, Glou- Justice, Gloucester Co., N. J., 69 cester Co., N. J., 69 Cooper, Joseph, Member of Assembly, Chattin, James, 70, 71, 195, 196 Gloucester Co., N. J., 69 Cherry, Robert, pensioner of the Rev- Cooper, Marmaduke, 74 olution, 349 ; wounded at Fort Lee, Copley Collection, The Historical So- 349 ciety of Pennsylvania, 356 Chester, Penna., description of, 233 Copple, Nicholas, pensioner of the Chester County Orphan's Court Rec- Revolution, 164; wounded at Bat- ords, 344-352 tle of Germantown, 164 Chester Library, founded, 233; Di- Cordell, John, Chaplain, 173 rectors of, 234; meetings of, 234 CORNELL, 311 Cheyney, Richard, 27 Cornell, Hon. Gideon, 311 Chilton, Alexander 'W., The History Cornell, Rebekah, 311 of Europe from 1862 to 1914, by, Cornish, Andrew, 3 notice of, 189 Council of Safety of Pennsylvania, City Hospital Report, 1799, 284 Brig.-Gen. John Cadwalader to, City Library, 216 1777, 79 Clampfer, William, 195, 196 Cowman, Attwood, 196 Clark, Elijah, Clerk of Gloucester Cowpland, Christian, pensioner of Co., N. J., 69 the Revolution, 347, 348; wounded Clark, Capt. Oliver, 173 at Battle of Brandywine, 348 Clark, Peter, pensioner of the Revo- Cox, Isaac, 70 lution, 36 Cozens, Benjamin, 70 Clark, Thomas, 21 Craig,-Capt. , 60 Clarke, Dr. Israel, portrait of, by Craig, Jerard, pensioner of the Rev- Edward Savage, 183 olution, 41 Clarke, William, 174 Crispin, Silas, 195 Claypoole's "Packet and Daily Ad- Crispin, William, 203, 206 vertiser," George Washington a Crone, Henry, pensioner of the Revo- subscriber to, 325, 327, 330, 338 lution, 43; wounded at Stony Clifford, Thomas, 196 Point, 43 Clinch, Robert, 12, 19 Crosley, Jesse, pensioner of the Revo- Cloyd, David, Treasurer of Chester lution, 269, wounded at Green County, 344, 345 Springs, 269 Clutterbock, Joseph, pensioner of the Crowley, David, pensioner of the Revolution, 166; wounded at Fort Revolution, 34, 35, 165 Washington, 166 Culbertson, James, 347 Coats, Colol. — , 174 Culbertson, Margaret, petition of, for Cochlin, John, pensioner of the Rev- a pension, 346 olution, 161 Culbertson, Capt. Samuel, petition of Coleman, Nicholas, 174 widow of, for a pension, 346, 347 Collins, Batlas, pensioner of the Rev- Cunningham, , Surveyor of olution, 162; wounded at Battle Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- of Monmouth, 162 pike, 237; William Bingham to, Collinson, Peter, Joseph Bonsall to, 1792, 238, mentioned, 241 1743, 220 ; mentioned, 209, 219 Curwin, John, Superintendent of Colonial Libraries of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- by E. V. Lamberton, 193 pike Company, 247; suit brought "Colonial Virginia: Its People and against by Robert McClenachan, Customs," by Mary New Stanard, 247 notice of, 92 Commerce, brig on which Joseph Dallas, Alexander James, James Bonaparte comes to America, 295, Madison to, 1815, 300 298 Dampsey, Patrick, pensioner of the "Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," by Revolution, 39 Thomas Kilby Smith, notice of, 94 Darby, Penna., description of, 219, Compass Church, 12, 14, 15, 20 220 Conard, Issac, 15 Darby Library, founded, 1743, 219- Conckle, Henry, pensioner of the 222 ; officers of, 221 Revolution, 159 ; wounded at Bat- Darley, Jane Sully, 106 tle of Brandywine, 159 Darley, William Henry, 106 Conestoga, road from Philadelphia Davis, Capt. John, 72 to, 1, 2 Davis, Phineas, pensioner of the Conestoga Creek, 13, 16, 17, 20 Revolution, 1785, 38, 39 Continental Army, Officers and Pri- Delaplain, James, 223 vates of, in Walnut Street Jail, Delaware County, Penna., School 1778, 173, 174 Laws of, 1826, 173 Index. 371 de Malartic, Vieomte, to Gen. Arthur English, George, pensioner of the St. Clair, 1796, 180; biographical, Revolution, 1785, 156; wounded at 181, 182 Paoli, 156 de Mauregnault, John, 206 English-Speaking Peoples, The. Their Denavan, John, pensioner of the Future Relations and Joint Inter- Revolution, 262; wounded at Bat- national Obligations, by George tle of Brandywine, 262 Louis Beer, notice or, 93 Denney, Richard, 48, 57 Ernst, Rev. John Frederick, Account Denney, Thomas, Sheriff, Gloucester of Removal of, from Pennsylvania, Co., N. J., 69 1791, 172 Denny, Col. , 181 Erwin, Jacob, pensioner of the Revo- Derring, Henry, 21 lution, 163 de Survilliers, Comte de, assumed Evan, Morgan, letter of, 1714, 176 title of Joseph Bonaparte, 297; Evans, Cadwalader, Commissioner of mentioned, 303, 307 the Philadelphia and Lancaster Dew«r, William, Edward Burd to, Turnpike, 133; mentioned, 134 1771, 66, 67, 68; mentioned, 142 Evans, David, 196, 198, 199 Diary of 1763, by a Virginian, 179 Evans, Evan, 195 Dickerson, Gov. Mahlon, of New Jer- Evans, Hugh, 6, 8, 9 sey, to Joseph Bonaparte, 302 Ewing, Samuel, pensioner of the Dinwiddie, Gov. Robert, letter of, Revolution, 351 1755, 75, 76 Ewing, Thomas, 7 Dolby, Daniel, 174 Doran, James, pensioner of the Revolution, 1787, 268 Fagan, Garret, pensioner of the Rev- Dorman, Oliver, 174 olution, 262 Douglass, John, Justice of Lancaster Fairlamb, Nicholas, 234 County, 17 Faris, John T., "Old Roads out of Douglass* Tavern, kept by John Philadelphia," notice of, 96 Douglass, 16, 17 Fegan, Garrett, pensioner of the Dowd, Michael, pension of the Revo- Revolution, 157, 158 lution. 42 FERN, 285 DOWNING, 27, 28 FERREE, 243 Downing, John, owns the King in Ferree, William, The Duke of Cum- Arms, 27 ; mentioned, 24 berland kept by, 17 Downingtown, 24, 27, 28 Fielding, Mantle, "American En- Draft of Convention for League of gravers upon Copper and Steel," Nations, by Theodore Marburg, no- by, notice of, 94 tice of, 187 Fisher, Jeremiah, petition for a pen- Drinker, Henry, Jr., Commissioner of sion for children of Capt. William the Philadelphia and Lancaster Shippen, 1786, 263, 265, 271, 272, Turnpike, 133 273 Drummond, Sergt. William, 174 Fisher, Samuel W., Manager, Phila- Duffy, Michael, pensioner of the delphia and Lancaster Turnpike Revolution, 167 Company, 236 Duke of Cumberland, kept by William Fitler, John, pensioner of the Revo- Ferree, 17; kept by John Vernor, lution, 268 17-20 ; mentioned, 16 Fitzsimmons, Thomas, Manager, Phil- DUNWOODY, 27 adelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Durborough, William, 196 Company, 236 Durborow, John, Jr., 195 Flower, John, 234 Durborrow, Daniel, 195 Forbes, Gen. John, troops under, "Dwelling Houses of Charleston, stopping in Lancaster County, 14 South Carolina, The," by A. E. H. Fothergill, Dr. John, to James Pem- and D. B. H. Smith, notice of, berton, 1766, 285 95 Fowls, Maj. Oliver, 174 Francis, Tench, Treasurer, Philadel- phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- Eakin, James, Benjamin Henry La- pany, 236 trobe to. 1801, 183 Franklin, Benjamin, opposes Stamp "Early Philadelphia: Its People, Act in House of Commons, 286; Life and Progress," by Horace mentioned, 193, 209, 211, 222, 223 Mather Lippincott, notice of, 95 Franklin, Thomas, distributes provi- East Gain Township, 22 sions to prisoners in Philadelphia East-town, 6 during British Occupation, 60, 61 Edwards, Thomas, 3, 4, 5, 7 Franklin Collection, The Historical Eker, David, prisoner of war, 72 Society of Pennsylvania, exhibit of, Elbert, Gen. Samuel, to Col. Lachlan 354 Mclntosh, 1776, 77, 78 Frazer, Persifor, Treasurer of Ches- Elfreth, Jeremiah, Jr., 195, 196 ter County, 345 ; mentioned, 173 Elliott, Aaron Marshall, The Early Freeman, Benjamin, pensioner of the Life of, by George C. Keidel, notice Revolution, 268 of, 94. 95 Friendship Salt Company, Journal of Ellis, Joseph, member of Assembly, Thomas Hopkins of, 1780, 46 Gloucester Co., N. J., 69 Fullerton, Ann, petition of, for a Ellmaker, Nathaniel, William Webb pension, 1788, 274, 275 to, 1792, 235 Fullerton, Dr. Humphrey, petition of Elson, Henry William, "History of widow of, for a pension, 274, 275 the United States of America/' by, Fullerton, Mary, petition of, for a notice of, 95 pension, 270 VOL. XLJL—-24* 372 Index.

Fultz, Frederick, pensioner of the Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, George Revolution, 260 ; wounded at Fort Washington to, 1778, 311; to Col. Washington, 260 Clement Biddle, 1778, 312 Fussell, William, 195 Griffith, Benjamin, petition of widow Fussill, Solomon, 196 of, for a pension, 271 Griffith, Margaret, petition of, for a Gallant, James, pensioner of the pension, 271 Revolution, 159; wounded at Bat^ Griflths, John, Justice, Gloucester tie of Germantown, 159 Co., N. J., 69 Galls, Edward, 171 Grubb, Nathaniel, 8, 9 Garden, Alexander, to Mrs. John Grubb, Peter, 65 Bartram, 1765, 76, 77 Gardner, Peter, 11 GARRISON, 73 Haggerty, James, 174 Garrison, Rebecca, marriage of, to Haines, Reuben, 195, 196 William Williams, 1782, 73 Hains, William, 196 Gauvain, Peter, 285 Hall, David, Christian Lehman to, Geddes, Samuel, 174 1764, 224 General Warren, The, originally the Hall, J., Surveyor of Philadelphia Admiral Vernon* 26 and Lancaster Turnpike, 237 George, David, 6, 11 Hall, Richard, 196 George, J., 233 Hamilton, Andrew, town of Lancaster George, Richard, 11 laid out by, 2 George, Richard, Jr., Librarian and Hamilton, James, town of Lancaster Secretary of Blockley and Merion laid out by, 2 United Library Company, 233; Hand, Edward, Commissioner of the mentioned, 232 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Georges, Edward, 8, 9 pike, 133 ; manager, 236 ; William Gerloch, John, pensioner of the Bingham to, 238, 241; mentioned, Revolution, 33 242 Germantawn Library Company, Hannah, Archibald, pensioner of the founded, 222; meetings of, 223- Revolution, 165 225 Hannum, Col. John, 173 Gibbons, James, 12, 13 Harris, G.f 06 Gibbs, Major Caleb, to Brig.-Gen. Harris, Robert, pensioner of the Rev- William Irvine, 1779, 1780, 90; to olution, 44 Lieut.-Col. Humphreys, 1783, 84, Harris, William, pensioner of the 85 Revolution, 1786, 259 Gilchrist, Capt. George, 174 Harris* Ferry, 151 Giles, Maj. , 174 Harrison, Richard, 6, 8, 9 Gilpin Library of the Historical So- Harrison, S., Justice, Gloucester Co.. ciety of Pennsylvania, Annual N. J., 69 Statement of Trustees, 1918, 364 Harrison, Hon. Thomas Skelton, The Girard, Stephen, house of, occupied Homely Diary of a Diplomat in the by Thomas Sully, 105, 106 East, by, notice of, 190 Girard, Stephen, The Life and Times Harry, Samuel. 10 of, by John Bach McMaster, notice Hart, Nicholas, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, of, 188 53, 54, 55 Gist, Col. Mordecai, to Gov. R. H. Hartman, Jacob, pensioner of the Lee, 17B2, 82, 83 Revolution, 167 ; wounded at Battle Gloucester County, N. J.s Extracts of Brandy wine, 167 from the Docket of John Litle, Hatborough, Union Library Company Justice of the Peace of, 1781- of, founded, 225 1783, 69; officers of, 1781, 1782, Hatkinson, John, 196 69 Hayden, Rev. Horace Edwin, obituary Glover, James, pensioner of the notice of, 174 Revolution, 157 Heap, George, 196 Glover, Brig.-Gen. John, to Gen. Henry, Philip, pensioner of the Revo- George Washington, 1781, 81, 82 lution, 32 Godfrey, Thomas, bill of, 1738, 75 Henry, William, Librarian of the Goldsmith, Daniel, 26 Juliana Library Company, 231 Gordon, Hon. Patrick, 2, 23 Hertzhog, Valentine, pensioner of the Gore, Simon, pensioner of the Revo- Revolution, 45 ; wounded at Battle lution, 38 of Green Springs, 45 Govett, William, Secretary, Philadel- Hervey, Samuel, pensioner of the phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- Revolution, 40 pany, 243 Hetherling, Capt. John, petition of Graaf, Hans, 3, 4, 5 widow of, for a pension, 347 Grace, George, pensioner of the Rev- Hewes, Daniel, 206 olution, 168, 169 Higbee, John, 49 Graeff, Andrew, Manager, Philadel- Higbee, Richard, 51, 52 phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- Higgins, Capt. Robert, 173 pany, 236; mentioned, 242 Hiltzheimer, Jacob, meets with mem- Graham, Henry Hale, 234 bers of Assembly to confer on road Graham, William, 8, 9 from Philadelphia to Lancaster, Graham Family Records, 184-186 128; mentioned, 149, 242, 243 Graydon, Alexander, 151 Hink, John, pensioner of the Revolu- Green, John, pensioner of the Revo- tion, 260 lution, 164, 262, 259, 260 Historic Mackinac, by Edwin I. Green, Thomas, 3 Wood, notice of, 187 Index. 373

Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Jackson, Isaac, 174 The, Annual Statement of the Jacobs, Joseph, 206 Trustees of the Gilpin Library, James, David, 9 1918, 364; Exhibit of, 353-357*; James, Samuel, 8, 9 Officers of, 365 Jameson, John, pensioner of the Rev- History of Europe from 1862 to 1914, olution, 43, 44 by L. H. Holt and A. W. Chilton, Japan, The Development of, by Ken- notice of, 189 neth Scott Latourette, notice of, History of the Civil War, 1861-1865, 189 by James Ford Rhodes, notice of, Jastrow, Morris, Jr., The War and 191 the Bagdad Railway, by, notice of, History of the Pacific Northwest, by 188; The War and the Coming Joseph Schafer, notice of, 190 Peace, by, notice of, 188 "History of the United States of Jemison, Mary> A Narrative of the America," by Henry William Elson, Life of, by James Everitt Seaver, notice of, 95 revised edition, notice of, 192 "History of the United States Since Jenkins, George, 206 the Civil War," by Ellis Paxson Jervis, Charles, 196 Oberholtzer, notice of, 96 Johns, John, 327 Holt, Lucius Hudson, The History of Johnson, Joseph, pensioner of the Europe from 1862 to 1914, by, no- Revolution, 32 tice of, 189 Johnson, John, 224 Homely Diary of a Diplomat in the Johnson, Nicholas, 48, 52, 53 East, by Hon. Thomas Skelton Har- Johnston, Francis, Manager, Phila- rison, notice of, 190 delphia and Lancaster Turnpike Honneyman, William, pensioner of Company, 236. the Revolution, 1786, 160 ; wounded Jones, Evan, 11 at Iron Hill, 160 Jones, Lewis, 233 Hoover, Henry, 15 Jones, Owen, Jr., Commissioner of Hopkins, Thomas, of the Friendship the Philadelphia and Lancaster Salt Company, Journal of, 1780, Turnpike, 133; mentioned, 134 46; distributes supplies to prison- Jones, Paul V. B., The Household of ers in Philadelphia during the a Tudor Gentleman, by, notice of, British occupation, 60, 61 192 Horse and Groom tavern, 24 Jones, Peter, 71 Household of a Tudor Gentleman, by Jones, Robert, 8, 9 Paul V. B. Jones, notice of, 192 Jones, Samuel, 3, 4, 5, 18 Hubley, Jacob, 154 Jones, Capt. William, Edward Savage Hubley, John, Commissioner of the to, 1801, 182 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Jorvis, Esther, 14 pike, 133 Jorvis, Joseph, Mill of, 14., 17 ; men- Hugg, Joseph, Councillor, Gloucester tioned, 13 Co., N. J., 69; Justice, 69; Judge Jorvis, Solomon, 14 of Quarter Sessions, 69 ; mentioned, Joynes, Maj. Levin, 174 71 Juliana Library Company, named in Hugg, Samuel, Member of Assembly, honor of Lady Juliana Penn, 228; Gloucester Co., N. J., 69 receives gifts from Thomas and Hugh, Richard, 10 Lady Juliana Penn, 229; address Hughes, John, 195, 196 of welcome of Directors of, to Hulet, William, pensioner of the Thomas Penn, 229; "Laws, Cata- Revolution, 41 logue of Books, &c" dedicated to Humphreys, Lieut.-Col., Major Caleb Lady Juliana Penn. 230; seal of, Gibbs to, 1783, 84, 85 231 ; requests Benjamin West to Humphreys, Benjamin, 10 paint portrait of Lady Juliana Humphreys, Edward, 10 Penn for, 231, 232 Humphreys, Samuel, 6 Hungaries, Gabriel, pensioner of the Keesick, John, pensioner of the Revo- Revolution, 30 lution, 267; wounded at Battle of HUNT, 27, 28 Three Rivers, 267 Hunt, Roger, 23 Keidel, George C, "The Early Life Hunter, John, 174 of Professor Elliott," by, notice of, Hutchinson, Jo>m, pensioner of the 94, 95 Revolution, 37 ; wounded at Battle Kelly, William, 174 of Green Springs, 37 Kemble, Hezekiah, 74 Hyllier, David, pensioner of the Rev- Kern, , 151 olution, 41 Killen, Edward, pensioner of the Rev- olution, 267: wounded at Fort Imperial England, by Cecil Fairfleld Washington, 267 Lavell and Charles Edward Payne, King in Arms Tavern, 27 notice of, 363 King of Prussia, owned by Conrad Intercourse, Lancaster County, 15, Young, 25 King's Highway, predecessor of the Irvine, Brig.-Gen. William, Major Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Caleb Gibbs to, 1779, 1780, 90 pike, 1, 2 ; survery of, 9-12, 15 Irwin, Robert, 149 King's Road, petitions to Hon. Pat- rick Gordon for laying out, 3, 5, Jackson, David, pensioner of the 6, 7, 8; petition for keeping in Revolution, 344, 347, 349; wounded order, 7 at the Battle of Trenton, 349; Kinnard, Samuel, Justice, Gloucester mentioned, 234 Co., N. J., 69 ; mentioned, 71 374 Index.

Kirke, John, 196 Letters Colonial and Revolutionary, Kite, Abraham, Secretary and Libra- 75 rian of Blockley and Merion Leutze, Emanuel, painting of Wash- United Library Company, 233 ington Crossing the Delaware, by, Knight, John, pensioner of the Revo- 103, 104 lution, 41, 42 Levis, Col. Thomas, 344 LEWIS, 21 Laboulaye, Edouard, to John M. New- Lewis, Commodore , Joseph ton, 1874 Bonaparte visits, 297 ; mentioned, La Faver, Lieut. John, 173 301 Lamberton, E. V., Colonial Libraries Lewis, Evan, 21 of Pennsylvania, by, 193 Lewis, M. M., 237 Lamont, Aneas, George Washington Lewis, William, 21 to, 1785, 321 Leyers, Samuel, Justice, Gloucester Lampeter Meeting House, 12, 13 Co., N. J., 69 Lancaster, Penna., town of, laid out Library Company of Philadelphia, by Andrew and James Hamilton, 193; enacts law for fixing price 2; description of, 227 of shares, 194 ; Union of Associa- Lancaster Court House, 17 tion and Amicable and Union Li- Lancaster Library Company, formed, brary Companies with, 206, 207; 227, 228 ; letter of Thomas Penn mentioned, 193, 199, 212, 213, to Directors of, 1762, 228; Rev. 217, 218, 219 Samuel Magaw, Librarian, 228; LightaVs Run, 12 name changed to Juliana Library Lilson, George, pensioner of the Rev- Company, 228 olution, 348 ; wounded at the Bat- Lancaster Turnpike, History of the tle of Trenton, 348 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Lincoln, Abraham, Relics of, The pike, by Hon. Charles I. Landis, 1, Historical Society of Pennsylvania 127, 235, 358; bill for Philadel- exhibit of, 356 phia and Lancaster Turnpike Lindley, Thomas, 7 A...... ed by Assembly of Pennsyl- Lippincott, Horace Mather, "Early 1 vania, 1792, 128 Philadelphia: Its People, Life and Landis, Hon. Charles I., History of Progress," notice of, 95 the Philadelphia and Lancaster Litle, John, Justice of the Peace of Turnpike, by, 1, 127, 235, 358 Gloucester County, N. J., Extracts Lane, Mrs. A. H. and Mrs. Harry from the Docket of, 1781-1783, 69 Rogers, Pennsylvania Pensioners of Llewellyn, Griffith, 8 the Revolution, by, 29, 156, 259 Lloyd, David, James Logan's descrip- Lane, John, pensioner of the Revo- tion of, 87, 88 lution, 168. 262 Logan, James, Letter of, to William Lardner, Lynford, owns General War- Penn, Jr., 1700, 86-88; descrip- ren Tavern, 26 tion of library, 210-212; founder Lascum, John, pensioner of the Revo- of the Loganian Library, 1743, 207, olution, 167 208 Latimer, George, Manager, Philadel- Logan, James, Jr., 211 phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- Logan, William, Librarian of Logan- pany, 236 ian Library, 211; death of, 212 Latourette, Kenneth Scott, The De- Loganian Library, founded by James velopment of Japan, by, notice of, Logan, 1743, 207, 208, 209; open- 189 ing of, 210 ; account of, 210-212 ; Latrobe, Benjamin Henry, to James trustees of, 211; William Logan, Eakin, 1801, 183 Librarian, 211; building used as a Lavell, Cecil Fairfleld, Imperial Eng- magazine, 1777, 212 land, by, notice of, 363 London, John, 54, 55 Lawrence, Samuel, — Lonn, Ella, Reconstruction in Louis- Leacoch Presbyterian Church, 18-20 iana After 1868, by, notice of, League of Nations, A Chapter in the 192 History of the Movement, by Theo- Ludowick, John Martin, pensioner of dore Marburg, notice of, 190 the Revolution, 35 League of Nations, Its Principles Ex- Lukens, John, 226 amined, by Theodore Marburg, no- Luzerne, Chevalier de la, 316 tice of, 363 Lynn, Robert, pensioner of the Revo- LEAMAN, 243 lution, 36 Leaman, Christian, 243 Lee, Gen. . 145 Macadam, John Loudoun. inventor or Lee, John, 174 "Macadamized" roads, 127, 128 Lee, Gen. R. H., Col. Mordecai Gist McCarmel, William, 174 to, 1782, 82, 83 McCarthy, John, pensioner of the Lehman, Christian, Secretary of Ger- Revolution, 44 ; wounded at Battle mantown Library Company, 223, of Green Springs, 44 224; to David Hall, 1764, 224 McCarty, Dennis, pensioner of the Leoser Genealogical Records, 183, Revolution, 43 184 McCarty, John, pensioner of the Rev- Lesley, Samuel, pensioner of the Rev- olution, 262 olution, 345, 346, 348 McCawen, Archibald, pensioner of the Leslie, Charles R., pupil of Thomas Revolution, 1786, 268 ; wounded at Sully, 123 Piscataway, 268 Letford, Robert, pensioner of the McClane, Archibald, pensioner of the Revolution, 159 ; wounded at Bat- Revolution, 43 ; wounded at Battle tle of Monmouth, 159 of Brandywine, 43 Index. 375 McClean, James, pensioner of the Marklin, John, pensioner of the Rev- Revolution, 1785, 38 olution, 1786, 266 McClenachan, Robert, lands of, taken Marsh, William, 3, 4, 5 for Philadelphia and Lancaster Martin, Lieut. Thomas, 174 Turnpike, 247, 248; suit brought Massey, Samuel, 206 against John Curwin by, 248 Matlack, Joseph, William Bingham McCloud, Donald, prisoner of war, to, 1792, 237, 238 Maybury, Thomas, pensioner of the McCloud, Hugh, 174 Revolution, 261 McCollock,. Robert, pensioner of the Meng, Wollere, Secretary of the Revolution, 260 Germantown Library Company, McCone, James, pensioner of the Revolution, 156, 157; wounded at Mercer, Col. Hugh, 149 Battle of Germantown, 156 Merion Library, see Blockley and McCord, Isaiah, pensioner of the Merlon Revolution, 36, 37; wounded at Merion Meeting House, 24 Battle of Brandywine, 36 Merriman, Roger Bigelow, "The Rise McCowan, Archibald, pensioner of the of the Spanish Empire in the Old Revolution, 1785, 261 World and in the New," by, notice McCowan, John, pensioner of the of, 191 Revolution, 29 Meyers, Lewis, pensioner of the Rev- McDonald, Edward, 174 olution, 158 MeDougal, William, pensioner of the Mickle, Jonathan, to Thomas Shivers. Revolution, 157; wounded at 177-179 Bound Brook, 157 Mifflin, Gov. Thomas, addresses As- McGill, John, pensioner of the Revo- sembly on improvement of roads lution, 33 and the Philadelphia and Lan- McGuire, Barney, pensioner of the caster Turnpike, 129; receives re- Revolution, 168; wounded at Bat- port of Committee on, 130; report tle of Germantown, 168 of Commissioners to on subscrip- McKean, Thomas, owns the Sign of tions to the Philadelphia and Lan- the Ball, 25 caster Turnpike, 133, 134; Judge Mackenet, Daniel, 223 Jasper Yeates to, 1792, 235, 236 McKiever, Angus, pensioner of the Mill Creek, 12, 13, 18 Revolution, 166 MILLER, 22, 27, 28 Mackintosh, Andrew, prisoner of war, Miller, Gen. , 242 72 Miller, Anthony, pensioner of the Mclntosh, Col. Lachlan, Gen. Samuel Revolution, 42 Elbert to, 1776, 77, 78 Miller, Gayen, owns land in Chester McKnight, Ann, petition of, for a County, 22 ; owner of The Barley pension, 1788, 274, 275 Sheaf,22 McKnight, Lewis, State of New Jer- Miller, John, pensioner of the Revo- sey vs., 70; charged with taking lution, 350; mentioned, 14, 174 British goods, 70 Miller, Patrick, 27 McKnight, Michael, prisoner of war, Miller, Robert, 23 72 Miller, Samuel, 3, 4, 5 McManis, John, pensioner of the Miller, Worrick, 24 Revolution, 262; wounded at Bat- Miller's Tavern, 12, 13 tle of Brandywine, 262 Milltown, 24 McMaster, John Bach, The Life and Milnor, John, 196 Times of Stephen Girard, by, notice Mires, Charles, 57 of, 188 Misservey, Captain of the brig McMullan, Hugh, pensioner of the "Commerce," 295 Revolution, 39, 40 Moass, Robert, Justice, Gloucester McNeal, Ann, petition of, for a pen- Co., N. J., 69 sion, 1788, 274 Monday, Thomas, pensioner of the McNeal, Laughlin, petition of widow Revolution, 168, 169 of, for a pension, 274 Montgomery, Joseph, 151 McOnally, Michael, pensioner of the Montgomery. Thomas Lynch, Letters Revolution, 158 of Edward Burd by, 62, 141 McPIKE, 90, 91, 92 Moor, John, 86 McSwaine, Hugh, pensioner of the Moore, Charles, 218 Revolution, 262 Moore, Thomas, owns property in Madison, James, to Alexander James Cain Township, 23 ; mill owned by, Dallas, 1815, 300 23, 24; pensioner of the Revolu- Magaw, Rev. Samuel, Librarian of tion, 1786, 167; mentioned, 234 Lancaster Library, 228 Moore, William, 8, 9 Maitland, Captain, of the "Bellero- Morgan, Dr. , 148, 150 phone," 294, 295 Morgan, Benjamin, 196 Maloney, Michael, 57 Morgan, Evan, Jr., 196 Marburg, Theodore, Draft of Conven- Morris, Robert, Collection of, The tion for League of Nations, by, no- Historical Society of Pennsylvania, tice of, 187; League of Nations, exhibit of, 356 A Chapter in the History of the Morris, Samuel, 196 Movement, by, notice of, 190; Morris, Capt. Samuel, 335 League of Nations, Its Principles Morris, William, 196 Examined, by, notice of, 363 Morrison, Larkin, pensioner of the Marburg, Col. , 173 Revolution, 34 Maris, William, pensioner of the Munrow, David, prisoner of war, Revolution, 1776, 264 72 376 Index.

Murray, Louise Welles, "The Story Pearson, John, petition of son of, of Some French Refugees and for a pension, 263; petition of, for Their Azilum," by, notice of, 92 a pension, 263, 264 Murray, William, pensioner of the Peirce, Caleb, 3 Revolution, 162 ; wounded at Bat- Pemberton, Israel, 211 tles of Long Island and Green Pemberton, James, Dr. John Fother- Springs, 162 gill and Henton Brown to, 1766. 285 Nancarrow, John, William Bingham Penn, John, owns General Warren to, 1792, 237, 238 Tavern, 26; address of welcome of Nantmeal, 23 the Union Library Company t; National Genealogical Society Quar- 199; reply to same, 199; men- terly, notice of, 93 tioned, 27 Naughle, Christian, pensioner of the Penn, Lady Juliana, Juliana Library Revolution, 162 Company named in honor of, 228; Neagle, Garrett, 110, 125 gifts of to the Juliana Library, Neagle, John, 106, 124 229; "Laws, Catalogue of Books, Nelson, Martin, 48, 57 &c" dedicated to, 230; Benjamin Newton, John M., Edouard Laboulaye West requested to paint portrait to, 1870, 181 Of, for the Juliana Library Com- Nichols, John, 174 pany, 231, 232 Nicholson, John, Manager, Philadel- Penn, Richard, 26, 27 phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- Penn, Thomas, to the Directors of pany, 236 • the Lancaster Library Company, Nicola, Lewis, opens new Circulating 228; gifts of to the Juliana Library, 213, 214 ; publishes "Amer- Library, 229; Address of Wel- ican Magazine," 214, 215 ; terms of come from Directors of the Juliana Circulating Library, 215, 216 Library Company to, 229; men- Norris, Charles, appointed keeper of tioned, 27 the Assembly Library, 218 ; death Penn, William, description of recep- of, 218; mentioned, 217 tion of in Pennsylvania, 1700, 86- Norris, Isaac, 217 88 Notes and Queries, 89, 170, 282, 363 Penn, William, Jr., Letter of James Nullification in South Carolina, Jon- Logan to, 1700, 86-88 athan Mickle writes of, 177-179 Penn Collection, The Historical So- ciety of Pennsylvania, exhibit of, Oberholtzer, Ellis Paxson, "A History 353 of the United States Since the Penniman, James, "George Washing- Civil War," by, notice of, 96 ton as Commander-in-Chief," by, Oberlander, , 147 notice of, 94 Oeller's Hotel, German town, adver- "Pennsylvania Herald," George tisement of, 284 Washington a subscriber to, 338, "Old Roads out of Philadelphia," by 339 John T. Faris, notice of, 96 Pennsylvania Library, 216 Old White Horse Tavern* 24 Pennsylvania Pensioners of the Revo- OWEN, 310 lution, by Mrs. Harry Rogers and Owen, Barney, 70 Mrs. A. H. Lane, 29, 156, 259 Owen, George, 195 Pennsylvania Pensioners of the Owen, Thomas, pensioner of the Rev- Revolution, by Mrs. Harry Rogers, olution, 350, 351; wounded at the 344 Battle of Brandywine, 350 Pennsylvania Pocket Almanack, 1763, diary of a Virginian in interleaved "Packet and Daily Advertiser," copy of, 179 George Washington a subscriber to, Pennsylvania Society of New York, 325, 327, 330, 338 Year Books, 1917, 1918, notices of, PARKE, 25, 26 93, 363 Parke, Robert, 3, 4, 5 Pequea, 14, 15, 16, 17 Parke, Thomas, owns land in Chester Pequea Creek, 12, 13, 14, 17 County, 25; owner of the Ship Perot, Elliston, Commissioner of the Tavern, 25 ; mentioned, 23 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Parker, George, pensioner of the pike, 133 ; Manager, 236 ; Presi- Revolution, 157 dent, 242; mentioned, 134 Parker, Joseph, 196 Peters, Mr. , 339, 340, 341 Parker, Lieut. Thomas, 174 Peters, Richard, 201 Parks, John, pensioner of the Revo- Peters Road, 14 lution, 34 Pettit, Charles, 337 Parrish, Robert, 195, 196 Pbells, Christian, 174 Paschal, William, 3 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Patterson, , 150, 155 pike, History of, by Hon. Charles Paul, John, 151 I. Landis, 1, 127, 235, 358; bill Paulus Hook, 90 for, passed by Assembly of Penn- Payne, Charles Edward, Imperial sylvania, 1792, 128 ; Gov. Thomas England, by, notice of, 363 Mifflin addresses the Assembly on, Peale, Charles Willson, Collection, 129 ; receives report of Committee The Historical Society of Pennsyl- on, 130 ; act to incorporate a Com- vania, 355 pany for making, 1792, 131, 132 ; Pearson, Isaac, Secretary of Darby Commissioners to secure subscrip- Library, 221 tions, 132, 133; subscriptions for Pearson, John, Librarian of Darby stock, 133, 134, 235; report of Library, 221 Commissioners to Gov. Mifflin on Index. 377

subscriptions to, 133, 134 ; list of Reynolds, Elihu, pensioner of the subscribers, 134-140 ; organization Revolution, 168, 169, 262 of Company of, 1792, 236; officers, Reynolds, William, 242, 243 236; subscriptions to, 1796, 243; Rhodes, James Ford, The History of report on by Albert Gallatin, 1807, the Civil War, 1861-1865, by, no- 243, 244 ; Acts for regulating toll, tice of, 391 use of, transgressions, division into RICHARDSON, 311 sections for sale of, 245-258; illus- Richardson, Francis, 311 trations, 358 Richardson, Isaac, 14 Philadelphia Gazette, advertisements Richardson, Mary, 311 in during Yellow Fever epidemic, Righter, Christiana, petition of, for 1799, 282-284 a pension, 352 Phile, Philip, pensioner of the Revo- Righter, Michael, petition of widow lution, 29 of, for a pension, 352 Pikeland, 92 Ripley, Mary, 159 Plack, William, 174 Ripley, Peter, 159 Plow Tavern, 24 Rise of the Spanish Empire in the "Point Breeze," residence of Joseph Old World and in the New, by Bonaparte, 301, 302 ; described by Roger Bigelow Merriman, notice of, Frances Wright, 303, 304; de- stroyed by fire, 306 Rising Sun, 24 Potter, Hon. William Plumer, L.L.D., Ritchie, William, pensioner of the obituary notice of, 278 Revolution, 164, 165 Potts, Rev. Joshua, Secretary of the Rittenhouse, David, Manager, Phila- Union Library Company, Hatbor- delphia and Lancaster Turnpike ough, 226 Company, 236 Poulson, Capt. John, 173 Roberts, John, 233 Powell, Samuel, 343 Roberts, Phineas, 195, 196 Pownall, Gov. , 16 Roberts, Robert, 6 Price, Benjamin, 195 Roberts, Thomas, 233 Price, Elisha, 234 Robinson, Edgar E., The Foreign Pol- Prince of Wales Tavern, 24, 27 icy of Woodrow Wilson. 1913-^ Provincial Road, 11, 14 1917, by, notice of, 190 Pryor, Roger A., Alfred M. Barbour Robinson, Israel, 14 to, 1860, 175 Roch, Patrick, pensioner of the Revo- Purcell, John, pensioner of the Revo- lution, 166 lution, 163 ; wounded at Battle of Rodgers, Elizabeth, receives pension, Brandywine, 163 344 Rodgers, Thomas, widow of, receives pension, 344 Quarry, Col. - -,. 86,. 8-7 Roe, William, 174 Quecher, Peter, pensioner of the Rogers, Mrs. Harry and Mrs. A. H. Revolution, 164 Lane, Pennsylvania Pensioners of Queen Victoria, portrait of, by the Revolution, by, 29, 156, 259 Thomas Sully, for Society of the Rogers, Mrs. Harry, Pennsylvania Sons of St. George, 111-118 Pensioners of the Revolution, by, Quick, John, pensioner of the Revo- 344 lution, 161; wounded at Battle of Rose and Crown Tavern, 24 Monmouth, 161 Ross, Capt. , 144 Rnddeau, John, pensioner of the Revolution, 156 Radcliff, Jacob, Mayor of New York, RUDMAN, 285 297 Radnor Meeting House, 24 Sacker, John, pensioner of the Revo- Ransted, William, 195 lution, 39 Read, John, 51 St. Clair, Gen. Arthur, Viscomte de Reconstruction in Louisiana After Malartic to, 1796, 180, 181 1868, by Ella Lonn, notice of, 192 St. Clair, Sir John, arrives at Wil- Red Lion Tavern, kept by Joseph liamsburg, 1755, 76; pensioner of Steer, 14, 15 ; mentioned, 16, 17 the Revolution, 262 Redman, John, pensioner of the Rev- St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia, olution, 34 Outline of the History of, by Hon. Reed, James, 73 Norris Stanley Barratt, notice of, Rees, David, Secretary and Librarian 192 of the Union Library Company of Sams, John, 10 Hatborough, 226: death of, 227; Fandy Will Tavern, 21 mentioned, 225, 226 Santo Domingo. A Country with a Reese, Capt. Thomas, 26 Future, by Otto Schoenrich, notice Refford, Ursilla, petition of, for a of, 187 pension, 347 Sargent, Col. , 180, 181 Reichstadt. Duke of, 301 Sartain, John, arrives in Philadel- Reigart, Adam, Manager, Philadel- phiaa, 123 ; friend of Thomas Sully, phia and Lancaster Turnpike Com- pany, 236 Savage?l , Edward, to Capt. William Revolution Collection, The Historical Jones, 1801, 182; portrait of Dr. Society of Pennsylvania, exhibit of, Israel Clarke by, 182 355 Savery, William, 196 Reynard, Thomas, Justice, Gloucester Sayre, Stephen, Joseph Bonaparte Co., N. J., 69 purchases "Point Breeze" from, REYNOLDS, 243 302 378 Index.

Schafer, Joseph, History of the Pa- Smith, John, pensioner of the Revo- cific Northwest, by, notice of, 190 lution, 30, 344, 345, 346, 349; Schoenrich, Otto, Santo Domingo. A wounded at Battle of Lake Cham- Country with a Future, by, notice plain, 350 of, 187 Smith, Joshua, Justice, Gloucester Schwager, John, pensioner of the Co., N. J., 69 Revolution, 168 Smith, Robert, Lieutenant of Chester Scott, Thomas, pensioner of the Rev- County, 346, 347 olution, 1786, 260, 269 Smith, Samuel, pensioner of the Rev- Seaver, James Bveritt, A Narrative olution, 344, 345, 346, 348; of the Life of, by, revised edition, wounded at the Battle of Brandy- notice of, 192 wine, 348 Sellers, John, surveyor of King's Smith, Thomas, collects money for Highway, 12 George Washington, 336, 337, 339; Sellers, William, 196 mentioned, 343 Sharpless, Thomas, 234 Smith, Thomas Kilby, "The Common- Shaw, Mrs. , marriage of, 326 wealth of Pennsylvania," by, notice Shaw, Alexander, pensioner of the of, 94 Revolution, 160 Smith, William Moore, Secretary, Shell, Jacob, pensioner of the Revo- Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- lution, 31 pike Company, 236 Sheridan, James, pensioner of the Smoker, Samuel P., 19 Revolution, 161, 262 ; wounded at Smout, Edward, 3, 4, 5 Battle of Germantown, 161 Sneed, Charles, 174 Sheward, Caleb, Secretary of the Jul- Sneed, Smith, 174 iana Library Company, 230, 231 Snowden, William, Joseph Bonaparte Shewell, Joseph, 195 to, 1820, 306, 307 Ship Tavern, built by Thomas Parke, Society of the Sons of St. George, 24 portrait of Queen Victoria painted SHIPPEN, 63, 67, 141, 147, 148 by Thomas Sully for, 111-118 ; vs. Shippen, Ann, 263, 265, 266 Thomas Sully, 111-118 Shippen, Edward, William Penn South Carolina, nullification in, Jon- lodges at house of, 87; Edward athan Mickle writes of, 177-179 Burd to, 1792, 133; mentioned, 147 Sparks, John, Justice, Gloucester Co., Shippen, Edward, Jr., 67, 142, 143 N. J., 69 Shippen, Joseph, 147 Spencer, Jacob, 73 Shippen, William, 263, 265, 266 Spread Eagle Tavern, 27 Shippin, Capt. William, petition of Sproat, , Edward Burd to, 68; Jeremiah Fisher for pension for mentioned, 67 children of, 1786, 263, 265, 266, Spruce, John, owns land in Chester 270, 271, 272, 273 ; killed at Battle County, 22 ; mentioned, 5, 6, 7, 8, of Princeton, 263, 265, 266, 270, 9 13 21 22 271, 272, 273 Staiiard, Mary Newton, "Colonial Shivers, John, 70, 72 Virginia: Its People and Cus- Shivers, Thomas, Jonathan Mickle to, toms," by, notice of, 92 177-179 Stamp Act, celebration of Repeal of SHOEMAKER, 195 in Philadelphia, 63, 141; opposed Shoemaker, Jonathan, 195 by Benjamin Franklin in House of Shriner, Christopher, pensioner of Commons, 286 the Revolution, 157 Stapler, Stephen, 195, 196 Shute, William, 196 State House, bill for work on grounds Sign of General Washington, The, 27 of, 75 Sign of the Ball, afterwards the King State Library, 216 of Prussia, 25; kept by Stauffer, John W., 17 Richardson, 25 ; owned by Steel, Peter, 234 Richardson, Thomas McKean and Steer, Joseph, proprietor of the Red Conrad Young, 25 ; mentioned, 24 Lion, 14, 15 Sign of the Hat. kept by Andrew StewartOlCWttll, -LM.JLMr.. , 63V»O,, 14J-11X Caldwell, 14, 15; mentioned, 12, Stewart, David, pensioner of the Rev- 13, 16, 19 olution, 40 Sign or the Wagon, 24 Stewart, George, pensioner of the Sign of the Ship, 11, 12, 24 Revolution, 158 Simple, Paul, pensioner of the Revo- Stied, John, pensioner of the Revo- lution, 168, 169 lution, 164 ; wounded at Paoli, 164 Simpson, Gilbert, 327 Stiles, Joseph, 196 Simpson, Joseph, pensioner of the Still, Christopher, pensioner of the Revolution, 1785, 44 Revolution, 349; wounded at the Sitgreaves, William, 195 Battle of Brandywine, 349 Slaymaker, , Joseph Bonaparte Stony Hollow, 21 visits, 301 "Story of Some French Refugees and Sleaton, Corporal William, prisoner Their Azilum," by Louise Welles of war, 72 Murray, notice of, 92 Sloan, John, pensioner of the Revo- Stow, John, 195 lution, 33 Strasburg, 2 Slough, Matthias, Commissioner of Strickland, Dewey, 245 the Philadelphia and Lancaster Strickland Samuel, 57 Turnpike, 131, 133; mentioned, Strump, John, pensioner of the Rev- 227, 242 olution, 162; wounded at Battles Smith, Daniel, 22 of Germantown and Monmouth, Smith, John, 211 162 Index. 379

Stuart, Gilbert, Thomas Sully pupil Three drowns, 12, 13 of, 102; collection of, in The His- Thurston, Elijah, 174 torical Society of Pennsylvania, Tiscount, Francis, pensioner of the 356 Revolution, 266; wounded at Bat- Sullivan, John, pensioner of the Rev- tle of Brandywine, 266 olution, 33 Tomkins, Jacob, Secretary of the Sullivan, Martin, pensioner of the Union Library Company of Hat- Revolution, 45 borough, 227 SULLY, 99, 101, 106 Tomlinson, Ebenezer, bill of, 1738, Sully, Capt. Alfred, paintings by, 75 108 ; mentioned, 106, 107, 120, 125 Tomlinson, William, pensioner of the Sully, Blanche, 99, 106, 124 Revolution, 35 Sully, Ellen, 106 Tower, Charlemagne, LL.D., Joseph Sully, Jane, 106 Bonaparte in Philadelphia and Sully, Laurence, 101 Bordentown, by, 289 Sully, Rosalie, 106, 120 Towers, Robert, 196 Sully, Sally, 106 TRANBERG, 285 Sully, Thomas, by Henry Budd, 97 ; Tredyffryn Township 6 biographical, 99; father of, an Tuder, Michael, pensioner of the actor, 99, 100; comes to America, Revolution, 1785, 261 99; in Charleston, 100; studies Turk, Andrew, pensioner of the Revo- under Belzous, 100; in Virginia, lution, 344 100; marries widow of Laurence Turk, William, pensioner of the Rev- Sully, 101; in New York, 101; in olution, 346 Philadelphia, 102, 104, 105; stud- Tunis, Joseph, 233 ies under Gilbert Stuart and Ben* Turnbull, , 144 jamin West, 102; painting of Twedy, Thomas, pensioner of the Washington Crossing the Delaware Revolution, 347; wounded at New- by, 103, 104; residence of in Phila- town and Bull's Ferry, 347 delphia, 105, 106; paintings by, 108-119, 120; Sons of St. George Union Library Company, founded, vs., 111-118; Edward S. Carey to, 1746, 195: members, 195, 196; 119 ; description of exhibition room catalogues of, 196, 197, 198 ; meet- and studio, 108-120; personal ings of, 197, 198; incorporated, characteristics of, 120—124; death 1759, 198 ; address of welcome to of, 125; funeral of, 125, 126 John Penn, 199; reply of John Sully Collection, The Historical So- Penn, 199 ; advertisement for lost 1 ciety of Pennsylvania, 356 books, 203 ; union of Amicable and Supreme Executive Council of Penn- Associated Library Companies sylvania, Brig.-Gen. Thomas Con- with, 204, 205, 206 ; union of, with way to, 1777, 79, 80 Library Company of Philadelphia, Busquehanna, road from Philadelphia 206, 207 to, 1 Union Library Company of Hatbor- Swaffer, William, Surveyor of King's ough, founded, 225; meetings of, Highway, 12 225, 226 Swain, Edward, pensioner of the University of Pennsylvania, informa- Revolution, 40 tion wanted of graduates, 186 SWEDBERG, 285 Upright, Philip, 26 Swedish book containing family rec- ords, 285 Valleau, Peter, 26 Swedish Colonial Society, The, Con- VAN DER SPEGEL, 285 stitution, By-Laws and Members, Van Leer, Dr. Bernhart, 26 notice of, 93 Vanlovling, Joseph, pensioner of the Swift, Capt. , 174 Revolution, 37 Syng, Philip, Jr., 196 Venial, John, pensioner of the Revo- Talbot, Peter, of Dorchester, Mass., lution, 259 The English Ancestry of. by I. VERNOR, 18-20 Gardner Bartlett, notice of, 93 Vernor, Benjamin, 18-20 Tattnell, Anna, petition of, for a pen- Vernor, John, owner of The Duke of sion, 267 Cumberland, 17-20 ; owns property Tattnell, Robert, petition of widow in Lancaster County, 17-20; ex- of, for a pension, 267 tract from will of, 18 ; conveys a Taylor, John, 22, 24 tract of land to Leacock Presby- Telford, Thomas, inventor of "Tel- terian Church, 18 ford" plan for making roads, 128 Vernor, Martha, 18 Tereon, William, 71 Vernor, Samuel, 18, 19 Th.eophilus, F., 13 Voto, Paul Isaac, 196 Thomas, James, 46, 47 Thomas, Rees, 9 Wagontown, 24 Thomas, Thomas, 8, 9 Wagstaffe, James, 196 Thomas, William, 8, 9 Wallace, Jane, petition of, for a pen- Thompson, John, pensioner of the sion, 351, 352 Revolution, 42 Wallace, John, 73 Thompson, Joshua, 8, 9 Wallace, Thomas, petition of widow Thomson, Joshua, 21 of, for a pension, 351, 352 Thornhill, John, 196 Walnut Street Jail, Officers and Pri- Thorton, Harcnenius, pensioner of the vates in, 1778, 173, 174 Revolution, 163; wounded at Bat- Walter, Thomas, petition for children tle of German town, 163 of, for a pension, 1786, 159, 160 380 Index.

Walters, Raymond, The Bethlehem Whelen, Israel, Commissioner of the Bach Choir, by,, notice of, 189 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Waples, Lieut. Samuel, 173 pike, 133; mentioned, 134, 242 War, The, and the Coming Peace, White, James, 46, 47, 56 by Morris Jastrow, Jr., notice of, White, John, 196 188 White Horse Tavern, 12, 13, 14, 15, War, The, and the Bagdad Railway, 17 by Morris Jastrow, Jr., notice of, Whiteall, James, 195 188 Whiteman, Ensign John, 173 Warner, Isaac, 233 Wickersham, Abner, 146 Warner, John, 6 Wilkins, John, Judge of Quarter Ses- Warner, Philip, pensioner of the Rev- sions, Gloucester Co., N. J., 69; olution, 166; wounded at Fort Justice, 69; mentioned, 71 Washington, 166 Wilkinson, Joseph, 25 Warrington, Charles, pensioner of WILLIAMS, 73 the Revolution, 168, 169 Williams, Thomas, 195, 196 Washington, Gen. George, Brig.-Gen. Williams, William, marriage of, to John Glover to, 1781, 81, 82; to Rebecca Garrison, 1782, 73 Col. Clement Biddle, 1784, 313- WILLING, 236 318; 1785, 322-327; 1786, 327- Willis-town, 6 331; 1787, 331-336; 1788, 337- Willson, Alexander, prisoner of war, 343; to Aneas Lamont, 1785, 321; 72 to Gen. Nathaniel Greene, 1778, Willson, James, 195 311; subscribes to Claypoole's Wilson, Woodrow, The Foreign Policy "Packet and Daily Advertiser," of, 1913-1917, by E. E. Robinson 325, 327, 330, 338; Thomas Smith and V. J. West, notice of, 190 collects money for, 336, 337, 339; Wilt, Frederick, pensioner of the subscribes to "Pennsylvania Her* Revolution, 168, 169, 259 ; wounded aid," 338, 339; mentioned, 85 at Paoli, 261 Washington, George, as Commander- Wirt, George, petition of widow of. in-Chief, by James Penniman, no- for a pension, 269, 270, 273, 274 tice of, 94 Wirt, Mary, petition .of, for a pen- Washington, George to Col. Clement sion, 269, 270, 273, 274 Biddle, 1785, 321 Wistar, Richard, 195 Washington, Martha, 85 Witherall, Ziba, 174 Washington Collection, The Histori- Witmer, Abraham, Commissioner of cal Society of Pennsylvania, ex- the Philadelphia and Lancaster hibit of, 354 Turnpike, 131, 133; Manager, WATSON, 74 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn- Watson, Luke, 170 pike Company, 236; mentioned, 20, Watson, Sarah, of Delaware, petition 242 to divide lands of, 1747, 170, 171 Witmer, David, 242 Watson, William, marriage of, to Witmer1 s Bridge, 20 Sarah Ackley, 1783, 74 Wood, Edwin O., Historic Mackinac, WAY, 24 by, notice of, 187 Way, James, keeper of The Sign of Wood, Hugh, pensioner of the Revo- the Wagon, 24 lution, 1785, 31, 32 Wayne, Gen. Anthony, Col. Clement Wood, James, 196 Biddle to, 1778, 313; mentioned, Woodward, Capt. William, James 180 Burd to, 1759, 186 Weatherly, Benjamin, 26 Worrell, Mark Bingley, pensioner of WEBB, 20 the Revolution, 37; wounded at Webb, James, tavern kept by, 20, 21; Battle of Germantown, 37 mentioned, 13 Wright, Frances, describes a visit to Webb, William, to Nathaniel Ell- Joseph Bonaparte, 303, 304 maker, 1792, 235; mentioned, 20 Wright, Henderson, pensioner of the Webster, Peletiah, 174 Revolution, 161; wounded at White Weiss, Lewis, 65 Marsh, 161 Werner, Peter, pensioner of the Revo- Wright, John, 7 lution, 165 West, Benjamin, Thomas Sully pupil Yeates, Judge Jasper, to Gov. Thomas of, 102 ; requested to paint portrait Mifflin, 235, 236; mentioned, 145, of Lady Juliana Penn for the Jul- 146, 148, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155 iana Library Company, 231, 232; fellow Fever in Philadelphia, adver- oil portraits by, in The Historical tisements in the Philadelphia Ga- Society of Pennsylvania, 355 zette, 1799, 282-284 West, Victor J., The Foreign Policy Young, Conrad, owns the King of of Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1917, Prussia, 25 by, notice of, 190 Young. John, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, West, William, 196 53, 64, 55, 56, 57 Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, notice of, 191 Zane, Nathan, 196 Weyle, James, 48, 57 Zantzinger, Paul, Commissioner of Wheeler, Ellen Sully, 106 the Philadelphia and Lancaster Wheeler, Col. John H., 106 Turnpike, 133