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INDEX. (Family Surnames of Value in Genealogical Research Are Printed in CAPITALS; Names of Places in Itaucs

INDEX. (Family Surnames of Value in Genealogical Research Are Printed in CAPITALS; Names of Places in Itaucs

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

Abbott, Charles, vs. Sir Francis Bur- BALL, HALSTED, 119 dett, 346, 356, 357 Ball, John, schoolmaster, Abensuer, Joseph, 85 361 Abington, 213 BALL, SUSAN. 119 Ackerman, John, receives grant of Ball, Thomas, Philadelphia schoolmas- land in , 319 ter, 361, 364 Acrod, Benjamin, 269 Ball, William, 367 Adams, Brooks, 243 Ballard, Brig. Gen. Colin R., "The Adams, Charles Francis, 150, 243 Military Genius of Abraham Lin- Adams, Henry, 243 coln," by, referred to, 141-144, 147, Adel, Thomas, Philadelphia school- 148, 150, 151, 153, 155, 157, 160 master, 363 Baltimore, Lord, 293 Alcorn, James, 168 Baltimore, 34, 42 Alexander, Gen. E. P., 150 Bancacker, George, 199 Alexandria, 30 Baptists in Colonial Pennsylvania, Alfred, warship, Continental Navy, 337, 338 query regarding, 175 Baralt, Rafael, 78 Allegheny Mountains, 34, 198-200 Barclay, Rev. Dr., 358 Allegheny River, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, Barker, General, 375, 378, 379 36, 44, 53. Barker, Charles R., Colonial Taverns Allen, Nathaniel, early settler in of Lower Merion by, 205-228 Pennsylvania, 322 Barnes, Rev. Albert, 112 Allen, Samuel, 374 Barnum, David, 379 Allen, Chief Justice William, 261 Barrett, Richard, case of Augustus H. Allison, Rev. Dr., 65, 113 Beaumont against, 347, 348, 357 ALRICH, ELIZABETH, 66 Barry, John, 175 American Philosophical Society, or- Barton vs. Taylor, case of, 357 ganized, 1743, 291 Barton, Rev. Thomas, Church Mis- Amity, ship bringing English emi- sionary, 173 grants to Pennsylvania, 322 Bartram, John, 314; Journal of, Anderson, Ephraim, 139 quoted, 305 ; early settler in Penn- Anderson, Hezekiah, 135 sylvania, 333 Anderson, James, M.D., property of, Bartram, William, 305 in Lower Merion, 215, 216 Baths, Charles, 17 Andrew, Governor, 231, 233 Battle, , 131 Andros, Gov. Edmund, of New York, Bautista, Felipe, 84 319, 321 Bayard, Col., 201 Annapolis, 134 Bayard, Col. John, 378 Annon, , Master of Grammar Beaks, William, early settler in Penn- School, Philadelphia, 361, 364 sylvania, 319 Antietam, Battle of, 143, 145, 148, Beard, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- 232 ter, 364, 371 Appomatox, 242 Beatty, Charles, missionary sent to Appoquinimack, 130, 140. Western Pennsylvania, 1766, 307; Aramingo Canal, 100 Journal of, 307, 314 Ardmore, 210-212 Beaumont, Augustus H., case of, Arkansas River, 40 against Richard Barrett, 347, 348, Armat, Thomas, 216 357 Arnold, Col. Benedict, 115 BECK, ANN, 193 ASHMEAD, CAPT. JOHN, 140 Beck, Ann, 196, 199 "Asiento trade" carried on by South BECK, BENJAMIN, 193 Sea Company, 13, 27 BECK, CARY, 193 Asientos, 2, 20 BECK, ELIZABETH, 193 Asler, George, 352 BECK, HENRY, 193 Assembly of Pennsylvania, Libel on BECK, JOSEPH, 193 the, by Hon. William Ren wick Rid- Beck, Joseph, 196, 198, 199 dell, 176-192, 249-279, 342-360 BECK, REBECCA, 193 Atkinson, , 365, 367 Bedford, 31, 52, 198 Atlanta, 240 Bedford Springs, 126 Attwood, Capt. William, 366 Bedwell, Thomas, linen printer, part- Aurora, Colony founded by Dr. Wil- ner of John Walters, 107 liam Keil, 166 Beissel, Conrad, settled at Ephrata, 301; works of, 301, 314 Baker, Henry, early settler in Penn- Bell, , 124 sylvania, 319 BELL, ANDREW, 123 Baker, Hilary, Jr., 377 Bell, John, 17, 131, 261 Baldwin, Joshua, 353 Beluche, Renato, 80, 83 BALL, EDWARD JOHN, 119 Berry, William, 269 388 Index. 389

Bethel, The Old Communistic Town Britain, Lyonel, early settler in Penn- of, by Harold Dailey, 162-167; sylvania, 319 founded by Dr. William Keil, 162 ; Broadkill, 137 Dr. Keil arrives with German colon- Brodeau, Mrs., Philadelphia school- ists, 163; prosperity of colony, mistress, 363 163-165, 167; dissolution of col- Brooke, Henry, poet, 310, 314 ony, 167; prosperity of town of, Brosius, Nicholas, 368 167 Brown, Capt., 368 Beveridge, John, poet, 310, 314 Browne, James, early settler in Penn- Biddle, Edward, contributes a letter sylvania, 320 of Peter Miller, 1776, 381-383 Brownsville, 36, 44, 52 Biles, Jonathan, 366 Brunts, , 201 Biles, William, conviction of, for libel, Brushy Fork Creek, 127 264 ; early settler in Pennsylvania, BUCHANAN, DR. , 112 319 Buck, Sarah, 200 Bird, , 197 Buck Inn, quar- Birmingham, Rd., 25 tered at, 226 Bittle, Widow, 367 Budd, Thomas, "Good Order Estab- Black, , 199 lished in Pennsylvania &c." by, 302, Black, James, 83 303, 314 Black Horse Tavern, encounter of Budd's Ferry, 201 Gen. Potter and Lord Cornwallis at, Bugg, Francis, 315 226, 227 Bull Run, Battle of, 144, 232 Black Lick Creek, 53 Buller, Alexander, Philadelphia school- Blackford, 133 master, 361 Blair, Dr. , 64 Bunce, Daniel, 109 Bliss, Samuel, early settler in Penn- Burd, James, 170; letter of to Ed- sylvania, 319 ward Shippen, 1755, 307 Blockley, 211, 219, 224 Burdett, Sir Francis, vs. Charles Ab- Blue Mountain, 196 bot, 346, 356, 357 Blunston, John, 269-271; early set- Burlington, N. J., settlement of, 320 tler in Pennsylvania, 333 Burns, David, case of, 350 Blunston, Michael, early settler in Burnside, Gen. Ambrose E., 142, 143, Pennsylvania, 333 148, 158, 159 Boggs, Alexander, 195 Burnt Cabins, 197 Bolivar, General, 79 Burr, Aaron, 378 Bonaparte, Napoleon, death mask of, Burton, Rev. , 64 92 Butler, , 119 Bond, Dr. Thomas, 370 Butler, Enoch, 353 Bonnett, John, 198, 200 Butler, Noble, 353 Bonsall, Robert, early settler in Penn- sylvania, 333 Cadwalader, David, 353 Book Notices, 288 Cadwalader, Col. John, 378 Bovington, Richard, early settler in Cadwalader, Lieut. Thomas, 377 Pennsylvania, 321 Cadwallader, Dr., 65 Braddock, Gen. Edward, wounded and CALDWELL, , 118, 122-124, death of, 30 ; estimate of army of 128 at Battle of Fort Du Quesne, 30; CALDWELL, TRAIN, 140 defeat of, 272 Calico and Linen Printing in Phila- Braddock'8 Road, 31, 328, 329 delphia, by Harrold E. Gillingham, Bradford, Andrew, 365; returns to 97-110 Philadelphia, printer and publisher, Cameron, Simon, Secretary of War, 296 235 Bradford, Gamaliel, 237 Canon, Colonel, 202, 203 Bradford, William, 297, 309; first Cape Girordeau, 40 printer in Pennsylvania, 295 ; con- Carabooo, 79, 80, 83 nection of with Keith controversy, CAREY, FRANCES ANNE, 91 295, 296; removes to New York, CAREY, MATHEW, 90 296 Carlisle, 195, 307 Bradford, Col. William, 255 Carpenter, Samuel, early settler in Bradshaw, George, to John Bradshaw, Pennsylvania, 332 go Carralso, Walter, 201 Bradshaw, John, George Bradshaw to, Carruthers, , Philadelphia 93 schoolmaster, 363, 369 Bradshaw, Samuel, early settler in Carson, Hon. Hampton L., to Hon. Pennsylvania, 334 Thomas L. Montgomery, 92 Bradshaw, Thomas, early settler in Carson, Kielley versus, case of, 347 Pennsylvania, 334 Carter, Alderman, 364 Brainerd, David, 314 Cartlidge, Edmund, early settler in Brandywine Creek, 87, 88, 137 Pennsylvania, 333 Branson, , 367 Cather, Robert, Philadelphia school- Breintnal, Joseph, assists Benjamin master, 362 Franklin in business, 297, 309 Cattell, Clement, 83 Bright, Brig. Gen. Michael, 378 Cawet, , 201 Bristol, 319, 326 Cemetery Ridge, 153 Bristol Factor, ship bringing English Chad's Ford, 87, 88 emigrants to Pennsylvania, 322 Chalkley, Thomas, 315, 364 ; Journal Bristoll, Thomas L., tetter of William of, published, 1749, 305 Knight to, 1813, contributed by Chalmers, James, 17 Lucy W. Knight, 383 Chambers Ferry, 195 390 Index.

Chambersburg, 197, 232 Colvile, Sir James W., 349 CHANCELLOR, SARAH, 378 Conard, John, 378 CHANCELLOR, WILLIAM, 378 Concord, 88 Chancellor, William, 366 Conestoga Creek, 195 Chancellorsville, Battle of, 149, 150, Conestoga Road, 209-212 156, 241 Connecticut, immigrants from, settle Channing, Edward, 236; criticism of in Wyoming Valley, 327, 328, 338 "The War for Southern Indepen- Connogoguinop Creek, 196 dence," by, 229 Conrad, Dennis, 213 Chapman, John, early settler in Penn- Coombe, Thomas, 315 sylvania, 319 Cooper, Jacob, 369 Charles II, grant of Pennsylvania to Copeland, , 130, 140 , 290, 293 Cornwallis, Lord, 226 Charleston, 116, 118, 120, 231 Cosgrove, James, Philadelphia school- Chatham, Lord, 31 master, 362 Chattanooga, Battle of, 149, 241, 245 Cotes, Manuel, 83 CHEESMAN, RICHARD, 101 Cottinger, John, 366 Chester, 130, 140, 221, 324 Couch, Gen. , 151, 153 Chester Creek, 88, 322 Coultas, James, Sheriff of Philadel- Chestnut Ridge, 200, 201 phia, 213, 258, 260, 354 Chew, , 53 COX, CATHERINE MARY, 171 CHEW, BENJAMIN, 379 Cox, Christopher, 369 Chew, Benjamin, 251, 259; fees for COX, CORNELIUS, 170, 171 services as Attorney General of COX, COL. CORNELIUS, 171 Pennsylvania., 278 ; early settler in Cox, Col. Cornelius, military service Pennsylvania, 331 of, 170, 171 CHEW, MARY, 380 COX, ELIZABETH, 171 Chichester, 209 COX, ESTHER, 168 Chickahominy, 148, 156 COX, ESTHER AMELIA, 171 Chickamauga, Battle of, 246 COX, GEORGE WASHINGTON, 171 Chirinos, Carlos Medina, author of COX, DR. JOHN, JR., 168, 170 works on Latin America, 78, 79, 83, Cox, Dr. John, Jr., purchases tract 84 of land in Dauphin Co., 168 ; lays Chitty, Walter Davis, 83 out town of Estherton, 168, 169; Christ Church, founded 1694, 336 biographical, 170 ; house built by, Churches, early, in Philadelphia and 171, 172 Pennsylvania, 336-338 COX, JOHN BOWES, SR., 171 Cist, Charles, Philadelphia schoolmas- COX, JOHN BOWES, JR., 171 ter, 363 COX, MARY, 171, 211 City Point, 159 COX, MATILDA WILLIS, 171 Claiborne, Richard D., to General COX, PETER, 211 Hand, 1779, 174 COX, RACHEL, 171 Clare, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- COX, REBECCA, 171 ter, 362 COX, SARAH, 170 Clark, Joseph, 368 Coxe, William, 17 Clark, William, 265 ; early settler in Coccestown, second oldest town in Pennsylvania, 319 Dauphin Co., 168; tract of land Clarke, Captain, 41 owned by John Cox, 168; named Clausewitz, Karl von, military writer, Estherton, 168, 169; later Coxes- 146, 152 town, 172 Clay, Henry, 231, 380 Craken, , 196 Claypole, Joseph, 365 Crapper, , 131, 132 Cliffe, Robert, early settler in Penn- Crellius, Joseph, Philadelphia school- sylvania, 334 master, 362 Clinton, Gov. George, 68 Crook, Gen. George, 160 Clitton, Mrs. , 369 Cumberland River, 45 Clowes, David, 136 Cunningham, , 364 Clowes, John, Sr. and Jr., 132-140 Curtin, Gov. Andrew, 230i-233 Coates, Jonathan, 353 Custis, George W. Parke, quoted, 284 Coates, Moses, 353 Custis, Nellie, 286 Cobb, Howell, 240 Cuthbert, James L.. 374 Coe, Robert, Philadelphia schoolmas- ter, 362 Coke, Sir Edward, 357 Dagworthy, - -,, 133 Cold Harbor, Battles of, 142, 147, Dailey, Harold, The Old Communistic 152, 155 Colony at Bethel, by, 162 Cold Spring, 337 Danniel, H., 195 Colden, Cadwallader, Surveyor Gen- Darby, 209, 221 eral of New York, 357 Dark, William, early settler in Penn- Coldwell, Andrew, 194 sylvania, 319 College of Philadelphia, 255, 256, 276 Darlington, Rev. James Henry, 173 Colles, Christopher, Philadelphia Darwin, Charles, 237 schoolmaster, 363, 370 Davenport, , 369 Collings, Abel, 134 Davenport, Josiah, Philadelphia Collingson, Andrew, 136 schoolmaster, 362 Collock, Jacob, Sr., 139 Da vies, Amos, 353 Colonial Taverns of Lower Merion, by Davies, David, 353 Charles R. Barker, 205-228 Davies, Samuel, sermon to Captain Columbia, burning of, 241, 242 Overton's troops, 1755, 282 Columbia Railroad, opening of, 228 Davis, John, 135 Index. 391

Davy, Roberts & Co., calico printers, Duchee, Anthony, Philadelphia school- 109, 110 master, 361 Davy, William. 110 Ducket, George, 364 Dawson, William, Philadelphia school- Dudley, — , 150 master, 362, 367, 368 Duffieid, , 118, 307 Daymon, Francis, Philadelphia school- Duffield, George, 118 master, 363, 370 Dunaway, Wayland Fuller, The Eng- Dean, Col. Joseph, 377 lish Settlers in Colonial Pennsyl- de Bellegarde, Jose", 83 vania, by, 317-341 De Carpentier Allied Ancestry, by Ed- Dunbar, Seymour, description of an win Jaquett Sellers, notice of, 288 early tavern by, 207 Decatur, Commodore Stephen, 380 Dunbar's Camp, 30 de Garbiras, Juan, 86 Dungan, Rev. Thomas, 337 DEHART, CAPT., , 114 DunkWs Ferry, 194 DEHART, JACOB, 114, 116, 120, 122 Dupe, Humphrey, 366 Dehart, Capt. Jacob, experiences of, Du Pont, Col. , 160 at sea, 120-122 Dupuy, Odran, Philadelphia school- DEHART, JOHN, 122 master, 361 DEHART, MARGARET, 114, 116, 122 Dutch settlers in Pennsylvania, 318, DEHART, ROBINSON, 122 321, 323, 332 Denny, Governor William, 180, 183, Dutton, Thomas, 138 185, 190, 192, 249, 262, 264, 266, 352, 354, 356 ; commissioned Lieu- Early, Gen. Jubal A., 141, 160 tenant Governor of Pennsylvania, Easton, 33 1756, 176, 190 ; action of, in regard Ebert, Adelbert, Philadelphia school- to Assembly's dissatisfaction with master, 363 William Moore, 177-190 Eckley, Robert, commissioned Pro- de Peyster, General, 245 vincial Judge, 1684, 268 de Prefontaine, Peter Papin, Phila- EDGELL, SARAH, 170 delphia schoolmaster, 362, 366 EDGELL, WILLIAM, 170 Dickenson, Jonathan, 313, 315; Edmund, Duke of Kent, impeached, "God's Protecting Providence," by, 343 304 ; description of book, 304, 305 Edmunds, Albert J., Washington's DICKEY, CATHERINE, 171 Religious Beliefs, by, 282-287 Dickey, James, 368 Edward, Morgan, 338 Dickinson, John, 315; founder of Edwards, John, 353 Dickinson College, 307; writings Egle, Dr. William H., quoted, 168, of, 307, 308 ; early settler in Penn- 169 sylvania, 331 Ehrenzeller, Jacob, Philadelphia Dickinson, Jonathan, early settler in schoolmaster, 362 Pennsylvania, 332 Eliot, Charles W., 238 Dickinson College, founded by John Eliot, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- Dickinson, 307 ter, 362 Dicks, Peter, 192 Elizabethtown, 115, 195, 201 Dickson, Mrs., Philadelphia school- Ellenborough, Lord, 346, 347, 356 mistress, 362 Ellicott, Andrew, note on, by Harrold Dieterick, Jacob, 369 E. Gillingham, 96 Dilworth, William, 368 Ellison, David, Philadelphia school- Dinwiddie, Gov. Robert, 274 master, 363 Dixon, Robert, Jr., Joseph Poultney Elms, The, 344 to, 1783, 94 Elphinstone, William, Philadelphia Dock, Christopher, 315 ; schoolmaster schoolmaster, 362, 368 in Montgomery County, 301; Schul- Emerson, Vincent, 135 ordnung, by, 301 England, Slave Trade in, 1-3, 6. Dockwra, William, 23 English Quakers in West Jersey and Donaldson, Jn., 21 Pennsylvania, 320, 323, 324J 332, Donehoo, Dr. George P., 169 333, 336 Donnaldson, H., 17 English Settlers in Colonial Pennsyl- Dorland, W. A. Newman, The Second vania, by Wayland Fuller Duna- Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry, way, 317-341 by, 372-380 Ephrata, German mystics settle at, Douglass, Dr. William, 206 301 Dove, David James, Philadelphia Episcopalians in Pennsylvania, 336, schoolmaster, 362, 366 337; churches built by, 336; in Dover, Col. John, 380 Canada and the Colonies, 358-360 Dover, 131, 140 Erie, Lieut. General, 24 Downey, John, Philadelphia school- Esther Town, by Irma A. Watts, 168- master, 363 174 Dovmingtown, 209 Estherton, Esther Town, 169-172 • Doyle, Thomas William, 357 tract of land owned by John Cox, Doyle vs. Falconer, case of, 357 168 ; town laid out in 1756, 170; DRAPER, ISAAC, 140 description of, 172 ; port of call on Drewett, Morgan, early settler in Susquehanna River, 172; burial Pennsylvania, 320 ground, 173 Drury, Ellis, 140 Estherton Island, deed of Dry Ridge, 200 for. 169 Duborn, Daniel, Philadelphia school- Evans, Governor John, 7, 24, 25, 266, master, 361 267; commissioned Governor of Dubs, Thomas Santos, 85 Pennsylvania, 5 ; refusal of, to hear Dubs, William J., 85 an impeachment, 249, 263-272 ; de- 392 Index. fence of, by Governor Denny, 250, Fox, John, 193, 200, 204 251 Frame, Richard, poet, 309, 315 Evans, Lewis, accompanies John Bar- Francis, Captain, 377 tram on his travels, 305, 306 ; map Francis & Rolfe, 17 of the British Colonies, by, 306, 315 Francke, August Herman, 300 Evans, Nathaniel poet, biographical, Frankford, 208 312 ; writings of, 312, 313, 315 Franklin, Benjamin, 18, 19, 99, 252, Evans, Peter, 220, 221 276, 297, 309, 311, 326, 355, 365 ; Evans, Thomas, 135 interested in printing of cotton, linen, etc., 98, 99 ; Thomas Potts, Fairlamb, Thomas, Quaker meetings Jr., to, 1774, 215; correspondence at house of, 333 of, with Provost William Smith, Fairman, Thomas, receives grant of 255, 256; founder of College of land in Pennsylvania, 319 Philadelphia, 255, 256, 276 ; printer Fairmount, 209 in Philadelphia, 297; assisted by Falckner, Daniel, German mystic, Joseph Breintnal, 297; literary works of, 300, 315 work of, 302; early settler in Penn- Falconer, G. C, case of, 348, 349 sylvania, 331 Falls of Delaware, early settlers near, Franks, David, 17 319-321, 334 Fredericksourg, Battle of, 142, 150, Falls of Schuylkill, 374, 375 157, 245 Fane, Francis, K. C, 14, 15, 26 FRENCH, , 59 Favill, Capt. J. M., 238, 244 French, Gen. , 149, 154 FAWCETT, SARAH, 90 FRENCH, DAVID, 59, 60, 61 Fayetteville, 241 French, Robert, 21 Fearn, Joshua, early settler in Penn- French, Thomas, 267 sylvania, 333 French and Indian War, 29-33 Fentham, Priscilla, Philadelphia Fretz, Mrs. C. D., contributes letter schoolmistress, 363 of George Bradshaw, 93 ; query re- Fentham, William W., Philadelphia garding Philip Millington Steele, schoolmaster, 363, 370 384 Fenton vs. Hampton, case of, 357 Friends Meeting Houses, in Pennsyl- Fielding vs. Thomas, case of, 357 vania, 334, 335 Fillmore, President Willard, 380 Furley, Benjamin, with William Penn Finck, Henry T., 167 issues some account of the Province Finley, Joseph, 196 of Pennsylvania, 293 FINNEY, DR. , 59, 60 Gaines' Mill, Battle of, 148, 156 FINN~EY, ANN, 59, 61 Gallatin, Albert, manufacturer of FINNEY, DAVID, 59, 61 glass introduced by, 56 Finney, David, biographical, 59-61 Galloway, Joseph, 180 Finnish settlers in Pennsylvania, 323, Garaud, Jacob, 370 332 Garner, Joseph, Philadelphia school- Fisher, , 140 master, 363 Fisher, Joshua Francis, 309 Garner, Mrs. Joseph, Philadelphia Fitzgerald, George, Philadelphia schoolmistress, 363 schoolmaster, 364 Garret, William, early settler in Penn- Fitepatrick, James, 215 sylvania, 334 Fitzsimmons, Capt. Thomas, 378 Garrett, , 87 Five Forks, Battle of, 148 Gaston, John, 195 Fletcher, Governor Benjamin, 21 George II, 12 Florida, boundary of, 39 Gerberich, Albert H., A Forgotten Floyde, Edward, punishment of, for Episode of History: The Battle of disrespect to royalty, 1621, 279 I Lake Maracaibo, by, 78 Fogs Manor, 113 'German settlers in Pennsylvania, 317, Folquier, James John, Philadelphia 323-325, 329, 332, 339, 341; liter- schoolmaster, 362 ary work of, 297-302 Forbes, General, attack on Fort Du Germantown, 208 Quesne by, 31 Gettysburg, Battle of, 142, 143, 149- Ford, Paul Leicester, opinions of, as 155, 232, 238, 241, 246 to Washington's religious beliefs, Gibbons, Henry, early settler in Penn- 285, 286 sylvania, 333 FORSTER, JOHN, 171 GIBSON, CHRISTINA, 91 FORSTER, MARY, 171 GIBSON, ELIZABETH, 90-92 Fort Du Quesne, attack on, by Gen- GIBSON, HANNAH (RING), 91 eral Forbes, 31 GIBSON, JOHN, 91 Fortesque, Charles, Philadelphia GIBSON, THOMAS, 97, 91 schoolmaster, 362 Gibson, Thomas, biographical, 91 Forts: Bedford, 19 ; Cumberland, 29, Gibson's Ford, 88 30, 44, 126; Du Quesne, 30, 31; Gilbert, , 68 Fisher, 160; Ligonier, 29; Little- Gillingham, Harrold E., note on An- ton, 197 ; Loudon, 29 ; Mclntosh, drew Ellicott by, 96; Calico and 37 ; Morris, 306, 307 ; Pitt, 31-33, Linen Printing in Philadelphia, by, 44, 307 ; Rittenhouse, 378 ; Sumter, 97 232 Gist, Christopher, sent out by Ohio Fourth of July celebration, Second Company, 329 Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, Gladstone, John, Philadelphia school- 1810, 372-377 ; toasts, 376 master, 362, 367 Fowler, , 175 Glass, Christopher, 133 Fowler, John, 135, 137, 139 Glass, Edward, 133 Index. 393 Glass, Patrick, 41 Hamilton County, 35 Glass, manufacture of, 54-57 Hampton, John Stephen, case of, 348 Glendenin, John, 219 Hancock, Gen. Winifleld Scott, 149, GLENN, THOMAS ALLEN, 377 153, 158-160, 241, 243, 246 Glenn Road, 212 Hand, General Edward, Richard D. Guadenhutten, 275 Claiborne to, 1779, 174 Godfrey, Thomas, poet, biographical, Hansman, Christopher, 137 310 ; writings of, 311, 312, 313 Harcourt, Sir Simon, Attorney Gen- Godfrey, Thomas, Philadelphia school- eral, 22 master, 361, 365 Hardwicke, Lord, 13 Godfrey, Thomas, Jr., 315 HARLAN, CHRISTINA, 91 Goodman, Stephen, 213 Harmar, General Josiah, 32 Gookin, Gov. Charles, 7, 24, 266, 267 Harper, Mrs., 366 Gordon, Gen. , 246 Harris, , 127 Gordon, Governor Patrick, 12, 14, 27, Harris, Jacob, 140 355 Harris, John, 306 Graeme, Elizabeth, 315 Harris' Ferry, 306 Grant, Major , 31 HARRISON, 288 Grant, Gen. Ulysses S., 141-144, 146, Harrison, , 243 147, 149-152, 154, 160, 231, 238, Harrison, Henry, 17 242, 243, 246, 247 Harrison, James, early settler in Grants Hill, 31 Pennsylvania, 319 Grantz, Valentine, 218 Harrison, TUchard, Philadelphia Granville, 127 schoolmaster, 363 Gray, Samuel, 269 HARVEY, DANIEL, 193 Graydon, Alexander, 315 Harvey, Daniel, 194, 196, 198-200 Great Britain, treaty with, 1795, 33 HARVEY, JOB, 193 Great Meadows, battle with French HARVEY, SARAH, 193, 194, 200 and Indians at, 1753, 29 Haskell, Col. , 238, 244 Great Sandy River* 36 Hastings, Henry, early settler in Green, , 68 Pennsylvania, 320 Green River, 45 Haverford, 211, 212, 215, 222 Greene, Gen. Nathaniel, 73 Heaton, James, 25 Greenville, treaty at, between Gen. Heavilo, John, 137 Wayne and the Indians, 33-35, 37 Heffernan, John, Philadelphia school- Grew, Theophilus, Philadelphia school- master, 363, 371 master, 361, 365, 367 Hellam, Isaac, 140 Grey, Isaac, 371 Hemming, B., 130 Griffith, Edward, 205 Henry, Rev. James, 128 Griffith, Timothy, Philadelphia school- Hetherington, W., Philadelphia school- master, 361 master, 362, 366 Griswold, B. W., 310 HEWSON, JOHN, 101, 104, 105 Guest, John, 266 Hewson, John, 108; arrival of, in Gulf Road, 211, 216, 219 Philadelphia, 99; print works of, Gunner's Run, 100 98, 99, 100 ; advertisements of, 100, Gurney, Col. Francis, 377 102, 103, 106; death of wife, 101; military service of, 101, 102 ; works Hagerstown, 144, 151—155 of, destroyed by Gen. Howe, 102; Hale, , 371 taken prisoner, 102 ; in partnership Hall, David, editor of Pennsylvania with William Lang, 102; receives Gazette, 255, 276 help from General Assembly, 103 ; Hall, Eobert, early settler in Pennsyl- receives gold medal, 103, 104; in vania, 319 Grand Federal Procession, 1788, Halleck, Gen. Henry Wager, 141, 147 104 ; death of, 105 ; will of, 105 ; Halliwell, R., 21 bedquilts of, 105, 106 Hallowell, John, early settler in Penn- Hewson, Mrs. John, 104 sylvania, 334 HEWSON, JOHN, JR., 104 Halsbury, Lord, 357 Hewson, John, Jr., succeeds to his HALSTED, ALLETTA WATERS, 116 father's business, 104, 105 HALSTED, ANDREW, 120 Hewson, Zibiah, 101 HALSTED, ANTHONY WATERS, Hewson and Lang, 102 116, 119 Hickman, , 133, 134 HALSTED, ELBERT HOPE, 116, HIESTER, AUGUSTUS O., 171 117, 118 HIESTER, CATHERINE MARY, 171 HALSTED, ELIZA JANE, 116 HIESTER, MATILDA WILLIS, 171 HALSTED, JOHANNA WILLET, 116, Hill, Gen. D. H., 150, 157 124 Hillegas, , 368 HALSTED, JOHN, 114-116, 120 Hills, Lieut. , 223 Halsted, John, biographical, 114-125 Hind, Thomas, 365 HALSTED, MATTHIAS, 116, 122, Hitchcock, Gen. -, 239 123 Hitchcock, Major Henry, 243, 244, HALSTED, SUSAN, 116, 119 246, 247; criticism of "Marching Hamilton, Andrew, 4, 5, 23, 264; with Sherman," by, 238 ; biographi- commissioned Lieut.-Gov. of Penn- cal, 238-243; letter of, quoted, sylvania, 4; report of Board of 241; opinion of, of General Sher- Trade on appointment of, 22 ; early man, 242 settler in Pennsylvania, 331 HoarUllss 320 Hamilton, Governor James, 252, 343 ; Hockley, , 274 petition of merchants of Philadel- Hockley, Richard, 261 phia to, 1761, 16, 17 HODGSON, ANN, 105 394 Index.

Hodgson, E., Philadelphia Schoolmas- INGERSOLL, JOSEPH REED, 379 ter, 363 Ingersoll, Joseph Reed, 373; sketch HODGSON, ELLA, 105 of, 379 HODGSON, JOSEPH B., 105 Ingles, Rev. , 131, 132 HODGSON, ROBERT, 105 Inglis, John, 17 Hoff, Joseph, 168 Ingram, Thomas, 135 Hoffneur, , Philadelphia school- Innes, Col. , 272 master, 363 Inns, Hotels, Taverns : Admiral War- Hose, William, 192 ren, 214; Barnum's Hotel, 372, Holme, John, poetry of, 309, 315 379; Black Horse, 193, 217-220, Holmes, Thomas, 270 223, 225-227 ; Blue Ball, 218, 219 ; Buck Inn, 222, 223, 226 ; Conestoga Holton, Francis, purchases property Wagon, 369 ; Cooper's Tavern, 196; of Richard Hughes, 212, 213 ; prop- Coxestown Inn, 172 ; Drove Tavern, erty of, advertised for sale, 213, 219; Fountain Tavern, 369, 371; 214; property of, purchased by General Wayne, 222, 224; George Philip Syng, 214 Inn, 365-368; Golden Swan, 107; Hood, John, early settler in Pennsyl- Green Tree, 215, 216; Horse & vania, 334 Groom, 212, 214, 218 ; Hand & Pen, Hood, Thomas, early settler in Penn- 367; Indian King, 369; London sylvania, 333 Coffee House, 370; Mendenhall's Hooker, Gen. Joseph, 143, 144, 149, Tavern, 374, 375 ; Nice's Tavern, 156, 245 373 ; Patterson's Tavern, 195 ; Penn Hoopes, Jasper, 87 Cottage, 222, 223 ; Prince of Wales, Hoops, Adam, 355 213, 214, 218, 220, 222, 223; Red HOPTON, HANNAH, 90 Lyon, 130; Rising Sun Inn, 380; Home, , 362 Rising Sun Tavern, 377, 380 ; Rose Hotels, see Inns & Crown, 220, 221, 223; St. Hough, Richard, early settler in Penn- George's, 130; Shakespeare Hotel, Howard? Gen. Oliver O., 152, 153, 241, 379 ; Sign of the Ball, 196; Sign 242, 246 of the Bear, 195 ; Sign of the Blue Howe, Gen. Sir William, 102, 226 Bell, 366 ; Sign of the Buck, 194 ; Howston, William, 267 Sign of the Carpenter's Hall, 370 ; Hubley, John, to Council of Safety, Sign of General Washington, 194; 1776, 225 Sign of George II, 214; Sign of HUDSON, SUSANNA, 377 George III, 214 ; Sign of the Hand Hueck, Charles, 83 and Arm, 368 ; Sign of the Hand in Huggens, Philip, 135 Hand, 370 ; Sign of the Hat, 194 ; Hughes, Major, 377 Sign of the Mariner's Compass, HUGHES, MARY, 211 194 ; Sign of the Seven Stars, 221- HUGHES, RICHARD. 211 223; Sign of the Spread Eagle, Hughes, Richard, 213, 223; purchases 194 ; Sorrel Horse, 218, 219, 225 ; land in Lower Merion, 211; owner The Ship, 214; The Susquehanna, of "Three Tuns," 211; sells prop- 172; Three Tuns, 211, 212, 217, erty in Lower Merion, 212 223; Todd's Tavern, 158 ; Wayside Hulbert, Philip, 369 Inn, 222, 223 ; White Lamb, 219 Hummel, Major Frederick, 170 Irish settlers in Pennsylvania, 336 Hummels Town, 169 IRWIN, MATTHEW, i40 Humphreys, Gen. Andrew A., 151, Izzard, Michael, early settler in Penn- 152, 154, 157, 158, 241, 243 ; works sylvania, 320 of, as authority on the Civil War, 147, 148, 152-154 ; manuscripts of, Jackson, Governor, 236, 239 in the Historical Society of Penn- Jackson, Andrew, 80, 235 sylvania, 154, 245 ; to Gen. de Pey- Jackson, Paul, Philadelphia school- ster, 245 master, 362 Humphreys, Richard, goldsmith, 214, Jackson, Richard, 18 215 Jackson, Stonewall, 231 Hunt, Gen. Henry J., 141, 156 Jacobs, John, Jr., 353 Hunter, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- Jacquet, , 140 ter, 361 Jamaica, legislation against negro Hunter, Governor Robert, 24 slavery, 13 ; petition of traders of, Hunter, Lieut. Samuel, to President 20 Reed, 1779, 170, 171 James II, 20 Hunter don, 201 James, Abel, 217 Huron River, 45 James River, 143, 147, 148 Jastram, •—, Philadelphia school- Impeachment and Contempt, Powers master, 364 of a Colonial Legislature in, 343- JAUDON, ANNA, 87 351 JAUDON, ANNA CAROLINE, 91, 92 Indian Fields, 206 JAUDON, WILLIAM LATTA, 92 Indian slavery, 5, 8, 9, 23 Jay, John, 33 Indiana, boundary of, 38; population Jefferson, Thomas, 286, 378 of, 1800, 46 Jenkins, Thomas, 68 Indianas, treaties with, 11, 12, 33-35, Jersey Shore, 331 37, 45 ; attacks of, on inhabitants Jimmeson, , 197 of Pennsylvania, 272-276 ; depreda- John and Sarah, ship bringing Eng- tions of, in Pennsylvania, 356 lish emigrants to Pennsylvania, 322 INGERSOLL, JARED, 112, 379 Johnson, Rev. Dr. Samuel, 360 Ingersoll, Jared, 326 ; early settler in Johnson, Sir William, Indian Super- Pennsylvania, 331 intendent, 357; views of, on dis- Index. 395 senters from Church of England in Kinnersley, Ebenezer, Philadelphia America, 358-360 schoolmaster, 362, 367 Johnston, Francis, to General Mif- Kirk, , 356 flin, 1772, 225 Kirkbride, Mahlon, 192 Johnston, Gen. Joseph E., 238, 242, Kite, William, 88 243 Knight, Lucy W., contributes letter of Joly, Nicolas, 83 William Knight, 1813, 383 Jones, Benjamin, 222, 223 Knight, William, letter to Thomas L. Jones, Edward, 134; Philadelphia Bristoll, 1813, contributed by Lucy schoolmaster, 363 W. Knight, 383 JONES, ELEANOR, 221 Kniphausen, General, 88 Jones, Gerard, 217, 218 Knox, Gen. Henry, 285 Jones, Horace, Philadelphia school- Know County, 35 master, 362, 367: assistant to Koster, Heinrich Bernhard, author of Theophilus Grew, 367 first German book written and Jones, J., 133, 134, 140 printed in America, 300, 315 JONES, JOHN, 221 Kramer, John Matthias, Philadelphia Jones, John, 138, 221; Philadelphia schoolmaster, 362 schoolmaster, 362 Krider, Mrs. — . 107 Jones, John Paul, 244 JONES, MARGARET, 218 Laborde, Admiral, 80-83 Jones, Paul, 223 Lafayette, Marquis de, 87, 88, 286 JONES, ROBERT, 218, 222, 223 Lafitte, Jean, 80, 84 Jones, Silas, 222, 223 Lainhoff, Godfrey, 216 Jones' Greek, 140 Lainhoff, Joshua, 216, 217 Journal from Jersey to the Mononga- Lake Maracaibo, The Battle of, by Al- hala, 1788, by Col. Israel Shreve, bert H. Gerberich, 78, 80 193-204 Lamb, Widow, 365 Journal of a Journey from Philadel- Lamb, Andrew, Philadelphia school- phia to the Cedar Swamps and master, 361 Back, 1764, by Benjamin Mifflin, Lamb, Charles, 308 130-140 Lancaster, 117-119, 123, 195 Journal of a Tour from Philadelphia Lancaster Road, 209, 210, 212, 214, thro' the Western Counties of Penn- 216 sylvania in the Months of Septem- Landis, Hon. Charles I., 220 ber and October, 1809 (cont. from Lang, William, in partnership with Vol. LI, p. 375), 29-58 John Hewson, 102 ; in "Grand Fed- Jumata River, 198 eral Procession," 1788, 104 Juttle, Moses, 201 Lardner, Lynford, 261 Laurel Hill, 199, 201 Kanawa River, 45 Lawn, Jacob, Philadelphia schoolmas- Kearney, Philip, Jr., 17 ter, 364 Keil, Dr. William, Bethel Communis- Layton, Peter, 135 tic Colony founded by, 162 ; leaves LEA, 87-92 Pennsylvania with German colo- LEA, ANNA CAROLINE, 91 nists, 162 ; arrives at Bethel, 163 ; LEA, ELIZABETH, 90-92 church built by, 163; business LEA, FRANCES, 91, 92 established by, 163-165 ; house of, LEA, FRANCES ANNE, 91 165; emigrates to Oregon, 165, LEA, HANNAH, 90 166 ; appoints Dr. Wolf as his suc- LEA, HANNAH, GIBSON, 92 cessor, 165; death of son, 165; LEA, HENRY CHARLES, 91, 92 founds colony at Aurora in Oregon, LEA, ISAAC, 90-92 166 Lea, Isaac, letter of, 1849, 87-90; Keimer, Samuel, first publisher in ancestry of, 90; biographical, 91 Pennsylvania, 296, 297; books is- LEA, JAMES, SR., 90 sued by, 297 LEA, JAMES, JR., 90, 91, 92 Keith, George, head of Penn Charter Lea, James, Jr., biographical, 91 School, 295; controversy of, with LEA, JOHN, 90, 91 Friends in Pennsylvania, 295, 296 LEA, MARGARET, 90 Keith, Gov. Sir William, 26 ; message LEA, MATTHEW CAREY, 91 of, to Indians, 11 LEA, SARAH, 90 Kellam, Isaac, 131 LEA, SUSAN GIBSON, 92 Kelpius, Magister Johannes, 315 ; ar- Leason, George, 98 rives in Pennsylvania, 1694, 299; Lebanon, 135 settles on Wissahickon Creek, 299 ; Lechmere, Sir Nicholas, 24 works of, 299 Lee, Gen. Robert E., 142, 144, 146- Kennedy, David, Philadelphia school- 159, 161, 232, 244, 245 master, 363 Leech, Thomas, Speaker of Assembly Kennedy, Robert, Philadelphia school- of Pennsylvania, 180, 184, 192, 354 master, 363, 369 Leeds, Daniel, Almanac of, printed by Kensington, 333 William Bradford, 296 ; writings of, Kent, John, 347, 348 296 Kentucky, settlements in, 36, 38, 44, Leeds, Titan, Almanac of, 296, 310 45 ; population of, 1800, 46 Lehigh Coal Mining Co., 107 Kentucky River, 37, 45 Leiper, Capt. Thomas, 378 Keye, Philip, Philadelphia schoolmas- Lemmon, Joseph, 201 ter, 363 Levington, Henry, 198 Kielley versus Carson, case of, 347, Levy, Benjamin, 17 357 Lewis, , 61 Kingsessing, 224 Lewis, Captain, 41 396 Index. LEWIS, DAVID, 62 McKEAN, THOMAS, 76, 112, 113 LEWIS, MARGARET, 61, 62 McKean, Hon. Thomas, 74, 116, 118, Lewis, Robert M., 379 119, 126 ; biographical 76, 77, 111- Lewistown, 138, 139 113 Libel on the Assembly, by Hon. Wil- McKEAN, WILLIAM, 76 liam Renwick Riddell, 176-192; McKENNAN, , 64, 69, 71. 127 249-279 ; 342-360 McKennan, Col. , 116, 120 Library Company of Philadelphia, 291 McKennan, Mrs., 64 ; biographical, 71, Licking River, 45, 53 75, 76 lAgenear Valley', 200 McKENNAN, JOHN, 75 Lightfoot, Samuel, 352, 353 McKENNAN, THOMAS, 70, 75, 76 LIGHTNER, REBECCA, 171 McKennan, William, 69, 71-75 Lincoln, Abraham, 141-147, 150-153, McKennan, Col. William, 69; bio- 155, 234-236 ; The Military Genius graphical, 71-75; military service of, by Brig. Gen. Colin R. Ballard, of, 72-74 review of, 141-161; speech of, McMaster, John Bach, 145 June, 1858, quoted, 145, 146 McMichael, Lieut. James, 226 Linn, William, Philadelphia school- McMurtrie, David, 17 master, 363 Madison, Rev. James, consecrated Little Kanawa, 200 Bishop of Virginia, 360 Littler, , 130 Magaw, James, letter of, quoted, 306 Livermore, Col. , 154 Maguire, Matthew, Philadelphia Llewellyn, Morris, 206 schoolmaster, 363 Lloyd, David, 23, 264, 265 Makin, Thomas, poet and schoolmas- Lloyd, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- ter, 310, 315 ter, 361 Malvern Hill, Battle of, 142, 148, 152, Lloyd, Thomas, 298; President of 155, 156, 157 Council, 268-271; in controversy Man, Abram, 269, 270 with George Keith, 295; literary Mankin, C. R., 83 ability of, 295 Mankin, Marcus, 83 Lockerman, , 130, 140 Manrlque, , 81 Logan, James, 26; impeachment of, Mansfield, Col. , 68 264-266; Secretary to William Mansfield, 193 Penn, 294; literary interests of, Maracaibo, Battle of, 78-85 294, 295; offices in Province of Marcus Hook, 320, 321 Pennsylvania held by, 294 Marietta, 35, 37 Long, David, 133 Marls, George, 270, 271 "Long Convention," 239 Markham, William, 21; sent to Penn- Longstreet, Gen. James, 153 sylvania by William Penn as dep- Loudoun, Lord, 183, 192 uty governor, 322 Louisiana, boundary of, 38, 39 Marks, Joseph, 17 Lout, Jacob, 199 MARSHALL, 88 Lovett, Edmund, early settler in Marshall, Col. , 120 Pennsylvania, 322 Marshall, Christopher, journal of, Lower Dublin, 337 quoted, 227 Lower Merion, 205, 210-216, 218-221, MARSHALL, MARGARET, 90 224-226: Colonial Taverns of, by Martin, , 198, 255 Charles R. Barker, 205-228 Martin, Robert, 331 Loyal Wanna, 31 Mason, Col. , 11 Lucas, Robert, receives grant of land Mason, James M., 150 in Pennsylvania, 319 Master, Mrs. , 107 Lyman, Col. Theodore, 160, 238, 243, Masters, , 180 ' 244, 246, 247 MATHER, 288 Lyon, Gen. Nathaniel, 234, 236 Maude, Gen. F. N., quoted, 146 Maxfield, John, Philadelphia school- McAFEE, JANE, 215 master, 363, 369 McAFEE, CAPT. ROBERT, 215 May, Dr. , 117, 118 McAfee, Capt. Robert, 215, 216 Meade, Col. , 158 McAFEE, WILLIAM, 215 MEADE, GEN. GEORGE GORDON, McAllister, Mary, Philadelphia school- 231, 238 mistress, 363 Meade, Gen. George Gordon, 142-160, McCall, Arch'd., 17 241, 243-246; quoted, 147 ; appre- McCall, Saml., 17 ciation of, by General Grant, 160 McCarty, James, 223 Mechanicsville, Battle of, 157 McCASKEY, ALEXANDER, 140 Meeting-houses built in Pennsylvania, McClellan, Carswell, 238 334, 335 McClellan, Gen. George B., 142-145, Mellor, Jacob, 212, 213 147-149, 155-157, 159, 232 Mende, Elsie Porter, 238 McCord, John, 353 Merion, 209, 210, 214 McCreary, Nancy H., Pennsylvania Merion Road, 205 Literature of the Colonial Period, Miami, 203 by, 289-316 Miami River, 32, 36, 37, 45 McDowell, Gen. Irwin, 143, 157 Middle Ferry, 194 McGuire, E. C, 282, 284 ; anecdotes Middlebrook, L. F., query by, 175 of George Washington, 285 Middletown, 168, 169, 170, 195 McHarg, J., 134 MIFFLIN, BENJAMIN, 140 Mackan, John, 83 Mifflin, Benjamin, Journal of a Jour- McKEAN, ELIZABETH, 112 ney from Philadelphia to the Cedar McKEAN, JOSEPH, 112 Swamps and Back, 1764, by, 130 McKEAN, ROBERT, 76, 112 MIFFLIN, ELIZABETH, 140 Index. 397 MIFFLIN, ESTHER, 140 Morton, Gov. Oliver P., 232 MIFFLJN, HANNAH, 140 Mount Braddock, 329 Mifflin, Samuel, 168 Miiller, Peter, letter to James Read, MIFFLIN, SARAH, 140 1776, contributed by Edward Bid- MIFFLIN, SUSANNA, 140 die, 381-383 Mifflin, Gen. Thomas, 103; Francis Murray, Lieut. Col. Thomas, 170 Johnston to, 1776, 225 Muschamp, Robert, query of, 288 Mifflin, Gov. Thomas, 171 Muskingum River, 37, 45 Mifflin, Warner, 134 Milhous, John, 353 Natchez, 38-40 Milhous, Thos., Jr., 353 Naylor, Robert, early settler in Penn- Militia Law, advocated, 184, 253 sylvania, 333 Military Historians and History, by Negro slavery in the Colonies, 1-28 ; Isaac R. Pennypacker, 141-161; in England, 1-3 229-248 Nesbit, , 67, 225 Mill Creek, 211, 215 Ne8haminy Creek, early settlers near, Millar, Ann, 223 319 Milmor, Dr. , 123 Nesman, Gabriel, Philadelphia school- Milne, William, Philadelphia school- master, 362 master, 362 Nevell, Thomas, Philadelphia school- Mine Run, 158 master, 363 , 33, 34, 36-41, 43, New Castle, 113, 130, 320-322 46, 52, 53, 56, 58 New Jersey settlers immigrate to Mississippi territory, boundary of, 38 Pennsylvania, 330, 331 Missouri River, 41 Newlin, Nicholas, early settler in Mitchell, George, 216 Pennsylvania, 332 Mixon, Col. John, 378 New Madrid, 40 Mompesson, Roger, Chief Justice of New Orleans, 38-43, 120, 122 Pennsylvania, 266 New Sweden, 318 Monongahela River, 29, 34, 36, 44, 55, Newton, Gen. John, 149 56, 195, 328, 329 New York, "negro conspiracy" in, 8, Monro, Dr. , 112 24 Montague Sir James, 5 Nice, A., 380 Montgomery, Elizabeth, 371 Nichol, Robert, case of, 350 Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 115 Nichols, Joseph, 131, 132 Montgomery, Hon. Thomas L., Hon. Nixon, John, 17 Hampton L. Carson to, 92 Noble, , 196 Montgomery Avenue, 210 Noble, Richard, early settler in Penn- Montilla, General, 79 sylvania, 321 Montresor, Capt. John, journal of, Nones, Abram B., 84, 85, 86 quoted, 227 Nones, Dr. Robert H., 84 Moore, Nicholas, President Free Soci- Norgrove, Nathaniel, linen printer, ety of Traders, 269-271; charges 108 against, 268 ; commissioned Judge, Norris, Isaac, Speaker of General As- 1684, 268 sembly of Pennsylvania, 176, 185, MOORE, REBECCA, 262 191, 192 ; early settler in Pennsyl- Moore, William, 178, 180, 181, 184- vania, 332 187, 190, 191, 251, 253, 259, 260, North Carolina, settlements in, 37 263, 265, 276 ; appointed first Judge Northey, Sir Edward, 4, 22 of Pennsylvania, 177; dissatisfac- North Mountain, 196 tion of Pennsylvania Assembly Northumberland, 331 with, 197, 252 ; practices of, 177- Nossiter, Thomas, early settler in 190; imprisoned, 181, 191; de- Pennsylvania, 320 fended by Governor Denny, 251; Notes and Queries, 87, 175, 288, 381 acquitted by Council, 251, 252; ad- dress of, to Governor Denny, 252, Oakford & La Collay, calico printers, 253 ; charges of, against Assembly 109 of Pennsylvania ; 252-255 ; arrest Odell, Edward, 222 and trial of, 257, 258; release, 262; OGDEN, HANNAH, 377 in gaol, 343 ; case of, 344, 350-356 OGDEN, JOHN, 377 Moore, W. P., 84 O'Hara, General, glass manufacturer Moore and Smith, case of, 346 in Pennsylvania, 55 Moore's Mill, 209 Ohio boundary of, 38: population of, Morales, General, 79-81, 83 1800, 46 Moravian Settlers at Bethlehem, liter- Ohio Company, formation of, 328; ary work of, 301, 302 Christopher Gist sent out by, 329 More, John, early settler in Pennsyl- , 29, 30, 32-38, 40, 41, vania, 331 44-46, 52, 329 MORGAN, DAVID, 66 Old Communistic Colony at Bethel, MORGAN, MRS. E., 66 The, by Harold Dailey, 162 Morgan, John, 315 Old Lancaster Road3 209-212, 215, Morris, Gouverneur, 286 ; early settler 217-228 in Pennsylvania, 331 Oliphant, William, Philadelphia Morris, Jacob, 138 schoolmaster, 362, 369 Morris, Robert Hunter, Lieutenant Orange and Alexandria Railroads, 147 Governor of Pennsylvania, 176, 192, ORTH, ADAM H., 171 ORTH, ELIZABETH, 171 Mortimer, Roger, impeached, 343, 344 Osborne, Charles, 261 Morton, A., Philadelphia schoolmas- Otter, John, early settler in Pennsyl- ter, 362, 368 vania, 319, 322 398 Index. Overton, Captain, sermon of Samuel in, 295, 296 ; literary work of Ger- Davies to troops of 1755, presented man Settlers in, 297 302 ; The Eng- to H. S. P., by Rev. Wililam White, lish Settlers in Colonial Pennsyl- D.D., 282 vania, by Wayland Fuller Dun- Owen, Dr. —, 364 away, 317-341; early settlers in, Owen, David, 353 319 ; Scotch Irish settlers in, 329, OWEN, JOSEPH, 378 330; early meeting houses and OWEN, ROBERT, 377, 378 churches in, 334-338; population Oxley, William, early settler in Penn- of, 1790, 341; depredations of In- sylvania, 320 dians in, 356 Pennsylvania, Assembly of, Libel on, Padilla, Jose", Commander of the Co- by Hon. William Renwick Riddell, lombian fleet, 80-82 176-192, 249-279 ; 342-360 ; com- Paez, General, 79 plaints to, against Judge William Palmira, 38 Moore, 177-190 ; criticism of Gov- Paris, —, 273 ernor Denny, 181-190 ; criticism of Parke, Baron, 347, 348, 357 Lieut.-Gov. John Evans, 249, 263- Parke, Thomas, 131 272. Parker, Richard, early settler in Pennsylvania Literature of the Colo- Pennsylvania, 334 nial Period, by Nancy H. McCreary, Partridge, , 273 289-316 Passyunk, 211 Pennsylvania Road, 31, 34 Pastorius, Francis Daniel, 315; ac- Pennsylvania Society for Encourage- companies Thomas Lloyd to Penn- ment of Useful Arts, 103 sylvania, 298 ; founder of German- Pennypack, 337 town, 298 ; works of, 298, 299 Pennypacker, Isaac R., Military His- Path Valley, 196, 307 torians and History, by, 141-161; Patterson, Eady, 380 229-248 Patterson, Robert, Philadelphia Pequa Valley, 194 schoolmaster, 363 Perdido River, 39 Patterson's Creek, 273 Perleys, , 199 Paxton, 219 Perth Amboy, 116, 117, 118, 123, 124 Pearne, Richard, 17 Peter Rees, 366 Pearsall, Edward, 211 Peters, Richard, 356 Pearson, Henry Greeneleaf, 238 Peters, William, 259, 261, 356 Pedrick, Roger, early settler in Penn- Petersbury, 142, 152, 155, 159, 161 sylvania, 320 Peterson, Capt., 201 P egg's Run, 108 PETTIT, ANDREW, 112 PEMBERTON, 288 PETTIT, COL. CHARLES, 379 Pemberton, , 231 Pettit, Edward, 133 Pemberton, Israel, 368 PETTIT, ELIZABETH, 112, 379 Pemberton, Phineas, early settler in Pettyjohn, James, 136, 137 Pennsylvania, 319 Pettyjohn, Samuel, 139 Penn, John, deed of, for Estherton Pettyjohn, Thomas, 135 Island, 1800, 169 Philadelphia, 34, 42, 52, 53, 55, 57, Penn, Richard, 15, 179, 252, 256, 194; petition of merchants of, to 272 Gov. James Hamilton, 1761, 16, 17 ; Penn, Thomas, 15, 179, 252, 256, 272 English population about, 325, 326, Penn, William, 3-5, 7, 10, 21, 24, 26, 330 ; first meeting houses in, 334, 89, 176, 190, 249, 264, 267-269, 335 290, 291, 303, 304, 315, 320-324, Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike, 333, 334, 337, 339; writings of, opening of, 228 293; letter of, to Lord Keeper Philadelphia County, license of public North, 293 ; letter of, to his colony houses by, 208 ; license records of, on his return to England, 1684, 293, 209; price list for public houses 294; James Logan, secretary to, fixed by, 1778, 227 294; sails on the Welcome and Physick, Dr., 73, 126 arrives at Newcastle, 322 Pike, Captain, 41 Penn, William, Jr., 26 PILE, ABIGAIL, 89 Penn, Sir William, 290 PILE, NICHOLAS, 89 Penn Charter School, George Keith Pilot Town, 139 first head of, 295 Pine, Lazarus, Philadelphia school- Penn's Creek, 273, 274 master, 363 Pennel, John, 133 Pine, Capt. Lazarus, 378 Pennock, Nathaniel, 192 PIOLETT, ESTHER AMELIA, 171 Pennsylvania, slave trade in, 1-28; PIOLETT, JOSEPH, 171 boundary of, 29, 37, 38; mineral , 31, 33, 34, 36, 37, 41-43, substances and manufactures in, 45, 49, 50, 52, 53, 55-57 ; rise, situ- 46-58 ; John Hewson receives gold ation and products of, 34, 35, 42— medal of, 103, 104 ; connection of, 44, 46-48 with Southern States, 230, 231; Plamer, Capt., 367 first troops to reach Washington, Platt, , 134, 135 233; organization of troops in, Platt, Sir Charles, 263 232 ; literature in early days of the Platt, Nathanael, Philadelphia school- Province, 289-291; schools in, 291; master, 361 Academy founded, 291; early set- Plattsburg, 115 tlers in, 291, 292 ; Some Account of Plumstead, William, 275 the Province of, by William Penn Poe, Col. O. M., 242 and Benjamin Furly, 293 ; contro- Pool's Bridge, 108 versy of George Keith with Friends Pope, Alexander, 310 Index. 399 Pope, Gen. John, 148 Reilly, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- Porter, , 244 ter, 362 Porter, Andrew, Philadelphia school- Revel, Thomas, early settler in Penn- master, 363 sylvania, 320 Porter, Gen. Fitz-John, 144, 156, 157 Revolution, behaviour of troops at Porter, Horace, 238, 243-245, 247, inns of Lower Merion, 224-226 248; incidents in life of, 243-248; Reynolds, Henry, early settler in "Campaigns with Grant," by, 246 Pennsylvania, 320 Potomac River, 29, 30, 44, 328 Reynolds, Gen. John F., 149, 153, 241, Potter, Rev. Lyman, 127 246 Pottery, manufacture of, 57, 58 Rhoads, , 138 Potts, , 285 Rhoads, Adam, early settler in Penn- Potts, Thomas, Jr., to Benjamin sylvania, 333 Franklin, 1774, 215 Richards, Rev. James, 285 Poultney, Joseph, to Robert Dixon, Richardson, Francis, early settler in Jr., 94-96 Pennsylvania, 331 Powel, Samuel, 364 Riche, Thomas, 17 Powell's Ferry, 209 Richmond, 144, 146, 147, 231 Power, Alexander, Philadelphia Riddell, Hon. William Renwick, Pre- schoolmaster, 363, 369 Revolutionary Pennsylvania and Power, William, Philadelphia school- the Slave Trade, by, 1-28; Libel master, 363 on the Assembly, by, 176-192, 249- Pownall, Gov. Thomas, 223 279 ; 342-360 Pratt, Major, 127 Ridgeway, Richard, receives grant of Pre-Revolutionary Pennsylvania and land in Pennsylvania, 319 the Slave Trade, by Hon. William RIGHTER, ANN, 219 Renwick Riddell, 1-28 RIGHTER, GEORGE, SR., 219 Price, , 130 RIGHTER, JANE, 215 Price, Joseph, 216 RIGHTER, JOHN, 215 Printing, Calico and Linen, in Phila- Riley, Lawrence, 138 delphia, 97-110; in China, 97; in RING, HANNAH, 91, 92 India, 97; in Peru, 97; in Chile, RING, LYDIA (VERNON), 92 97 ; in Mexico, 97 ; in British Isles, RING, NATHANIEL, 92 98-101; in Massachusetts, 98 Roberdeau, . 99, 180 Prisly, George, 195 Robert, Widow, 367 Pritchard, A. P., 127 Roberts, John, 205, 206, 221 Proud, Robert, quoted, 295, 309, 315, Roberts, Josiah 110 319, 323, 333, 335 Roberts, Mary, Philadelphia school- Provost, Rev. Samuel, consecrated mistress, 363 Bishop of New York, 360 Robins, James, Philadelphia school- Puerto Cabello, 80 master, 364 Pusey, Caleb, early Quaker writer, 295 Robins, William, Philadelphia school- Pyle, Job, 88 master, 361 Pyle'8 Ford, 88 Robinson, Henry Crabbe. 308 Robinson, Humphrey, 17 Quebec, attack on, 31, 115 Robinson, Patrick, 269-272 Quinn, , 368 Rodes, Mrs. —, Philadelphia schoolmistress, 361 Rodney, Judge Richard S., 140 RADCLIFFE, JAMES, 288 Roger, Mrs., Philadelphia schoolmis- Radnor, 209, 210, 218 tress, 363 Radnor Road, 205 Rogers, Mrs. , 364 Ralph, James, poems of, 310, 315 Rolison, , 201 Ramsour, Adam, 353 Rose, Aquila, 315 Ranstead, William, Philadelphia Rosecrans, Gen. William S., 245, 246 schoolmaster, 362 Ross, James, 31 Ratcliffe, James, early settler in Ross, John, 259 Pennsylvania, 319 Rosser, , 160 RiAWLE, 87 Rossiter, W. S., quoted, 340, 341 Rawle, Francis, letter of, 87 Rostrover Township, 202 Rawlins, Gen. John A., 157, 158 Rothoven, 193 Raymond, Sir Robert, 8, 9, 24 Royal African Company, 1, 2, 3, 6, 20 Rays Hill, 198 Royl, Henry, & Co., linen printers, Rea, John, Philadelphia schoolmaster, 108, 109 362 Rundle, Daniel, 17 Read, James, 138; letter of Peter Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 117 Miiller to, 1776, contributed by Ed- ward Biddle, 381-383 St. Andrew, 40 Read, Col. James, 378 St. Charles, 40 Reads, James, 270 St. Clair, Gen. Arthur, 32, 35, 234 Red River, 40, 41 St. Clair County, 35 Reed, Joseph, letter of Lieut. Samuel St. Oenevieve, 40 Hunter, to, 1779, 170, 171; letter St. Georges, 130 of, 1779, 171; early settler in Penn- St. John's, 347 sylvania, 331 St. Joseph River, 45 REED, PRESIDENT JOSEPH, 379 St. Louis, 40 REED, SARAH, 379 Salem, N. J., settlement of, 318, 320 Reed & Pettit, 17 Salomon, John, Philadelphia school- Rees, Edward, 206, 212, 222 master, 361 Reese, Dieterick, 368 Saltonstall, Capt. Dudley, 175 400 Index. Sammond, William, 133 SHREVE, KAZIA, 193 San Carlos, 80, 81 SHREVE, MARY, 193 SANDS, MARY, 65 Shreve, Peggy, 204 Sanduskey River, 45 SHREVE, REBECCA. 193 "Sandy Flash," see Fitzpatrick SHREVE, RHODA, 193 Sandy River, 45 SHREVE, RICHARD, 193 Santander, General, 79 Shreve, Richard, 203 Sauer, Christopher, publishes first SHREVE, WILLIAM, 193 German newspaper in America, in Sickles, Gen. Daniel E., 143, 149 Germantown, 1739, 301; other Sideling Hill, 197, 198 works of, 301 Simcoe, Gen. John Graves, 22, 359 Savannah, 231, 238, 240, 242 Simple, Robert, 195 Schoolmasters of Colonial Philadel- Simpson, Robert, 195 phia, by Robert Francis Seybolt, Simpson, Copton, 195 361-371 Sims, Jud, 199, 201 Sciota River, 37, 45 Skinner, — , 196, 198 Scotch settlers in Pennsylvania, 329, Slavery, abolition of, 145, 146 332, 336, 341 Slidell, John, 150 Scotch-Irish settlers in Pennsylvania, Slocum, Gen. Henry W., 241 317, 324, 325, 339, 341 Smallwood, Lieut. , 101 Scothorn, Robert, early settler in SMALLWOOD, ZIBIAH, 101 Pennsylvania, 334 Smith, —, 127, 356 Scott, , 196 Smith, Gen. "Baldy," 151, 153, 159 Scott, Gen. Charles, anecdote of Smith, Edward Conrad, 236-239; Washington quoted, 284 criticism of "The Borderland in the Scott, & McMichael, 17 Civil War," by, 229-243 Schuppy, John, Philadelphia school- Smith, John, 221, 375 ; early settler master, 362 in Pennsylvania, 334; appointed Seabury, Samuel, 360 Major Second Troop, Philadelphia Sea ton, Alexander, Philadelphia City Cavalry, 372 ; sketch of, 378 schoolmaster, 362, 367 Smith, Matthew, 315 Second Troop, Philadelphia City Cav- SMITH, REBECCA, 262 alry, The, by W. A. Newman Dor- Smith, Thomas, early settler in Penn- land (cont. from Vol. L, p. 189), sylvania, 334 372-380 ; orders, 372-374 : election SMITH, WILLIAM, 262 of officers, 372, 373; Fourth of Smith, Rev. William, D.D., 263, 276, July celebration, 1810, 372-377 278, 337, 342 343 358; trial of, Sedgwick, Gen. John, 149, 241 250, 251, 257-262; biographical, Selbourne, Lord, 357 255 ; correspondence of, with Ben- Sellers, Edwin Jaquett, De Carpentier jamin Franklin, 255, 256; first Allied Ancestry, by, Notice of, 288 Provost of College of Philadelphia, Sellers, Samuel, early settler in Penn- 256, 276 ; interest of, in Germans, sylvania, 333 and German newspaper published SERGEANT, JOHN. 231 by, 256, 257, 259, 276; release of, Shakamaxon, 320, 321, 333 262 ; appeal of, to King-in-Council, Shanklin, R., 134-136, 138, 139 262, 263 ; American Magazine edited Sharpe, Governor, 272 by, 297 ; early settler in Pennsyl- Sharpless, Nathan, 89 vania, 334 ; case of, 342, 343, 351; Shee, Col. John, 378 correspondence with Sir William Sheelor, Jacob, 193 Johnson concerning Church of Eng- Shelbyville, 162, 163 land in America, 359, 360 Shelville, John, 193 Smithland, 36 Sheridan, Gen. Philip H., 148, 152, Smyth, S. Gordon, 226 160, 238 Snow Hill, 134 Sherman, Anthony, 287 Snowden, Hannah, 90 Sherman, Gen. William Tecumseh, Sonmans, Peter, 23 160, 238, 239, 241-243, 245 ; march Soublette, General, 79 of, to Savannah described, 240 ; de- South Sea Company, 13, 27 scription of, 242 Southwark, 214, 216 Shipley, , 107 Sower, Christopher, 316 Shippen, Edward, 264, 291, 311; Spain, slave trade of, 2, 3 founder of Shippensburg, 306, 307 ; Spencer, Chief Justice, 68, 69 early settler in Pennsylvania, 331 Spencer, John, 137 Shippen, President Edward, 5 Spencer, William, 130 Shippen, Joseph, 315 Spiker, Christian, 199 Shippensburg, 196, 306, 307 Spottsylvania, Battles of, 142, 147, Shreve, , 198 152, 155, 160 SHREVE, ANNA, 193 Sproul, William Cameron, Obituary Shreve, Caleb, Israel Shreve to, 1789, Notice, 280 202-204 Stadelman, —, 223 SHREVE, GEORGE GREENE, 193 STADELMAN, CATHARINE, 219 SHREVE, HENRY, 193 STADELMAN, JACOB, 220 SHREVE, HESTER, 193 STADELMAN, MICHAEL, 218. 219 SHREVE, ISRAEL, 193 Stadelman, Michael, 225 Shreve, Col. Israel, Journal from Jer- STADELMAN, WILLIAM, SR., 218, sey to the Monongahala, 1788, by, 219 193-204; purchases lands from STADELMAN, WILLIAM, JR., 219, George Washington, 202-204; to 220 Caleb Shreve, 1789, 202-204; bio- Stadelman, William, 217-220, 225, graphical, 204; military services, 226 204 Stagg, Santiago Moreno, 83 Index. 401

Starkey, James, 193, 194 tional Convention, 65 ; Judge Court Steele, Philip Millington, query re- of Common Pleas, 65 garding, 384 THOMPSON, REV. JOHN, 66 Steubenville, 119, 124, 127 Thompson, Rev. John, biographical, Stevenson, Robert Louis, 293 66-70 Stiles, Joseph, Philadelphia school- Thompson, Margaret, 61 master, 362 THOMPSON, MARGARET ANN, 59 Stimble, Sarah. 380 THOMPSON, MARY, 65 Stoker & Fuller, 17 Thompson, P. F., Narrative of Thomas Stone, Frederick D., 282 McKean Thompson, contributed by, Stone, John, 353 59-77, 111-129 STORMS, 84. 85 THOMPSON, ROBERT, 65, 70, 117, Storms, Peter, 83-85 127 Storms, Preserved S., 85 Thompson, Robert, biographical, 70, Storms, William R., 85 Strawberry Alley, 212, 214 THOMPSON, THOMAS M.. 65 Streaper, Abraham, 222, 223, 220 Thompson, Thomas McKean, narra- Stretch, , 369 tive of, contributed by P. F. Stuart, James, 83 Thompson, 59-77, 111-129 Stunard, F., 83 Thorne, William, Philadelphia school- Sullivan, Gen. John, 170, 174, 175 master, 362, 368 Susquehanna Company, 327 Tilghman, James, early settler in Susquehanna River, 195, 196, 331, Pennsylvania, 331 339 Tioli, John, 370 Sutton, John, 131 Titan's Almanac, 296, 308 Swedenborg, Emanuel, 283 TOWERS, ELIZABETH, 221 Swedish settlers in Pennsylvania, 317, TOWERS, ROBERT, 222 318, 321, 323, 332, 336 Trench, F. C, letter of, relating to Swift. John, 17 death mask of Napoleon, 92 Swift, Joseph, 17 Trenton, 323, 328 Sycle, Samuel, receives grant of land Trotter, Nathan, 367 in Pennsylvania, 319 Trueman, Thomas, 366 Sykes, Gen. George, 149 Tull, William, 138 Symmes, Judge, 201 Tunis, Joseph, 206 Syng, Philip, goldsmith, 214, 215; Turner, Cornelius, 132 purchases property of Francis Hol- TURNER, ELIZABETH, 378 ton, 214, 215 ; removes to Philadel- Turner, Robert, commissioned Judge, phia, 215 1684, 268; early settler in Penn- sylvania, 332 Turtle Creek, 30 Taverns, see Inns Tusourora Mountain, 197 Taverns, Colonial, of Lower Merlon, Tussey, William, 89, 137 by Charles R. Barker, 205-228; Tyburn, 344 descriptions of early taverns, 206- Tyler, Moses Coit, quoted, 290, 292, 208; licenses required for, 208, 209 310 Taylor, , 194, 201 Taylor, Abraham, 365, 366 Uniontown, 30 Taylor, Bayard, 215 Unity Grove, 133, 138 Taylor, Jacob, poet and almanac University of Pennsylvania, see Col- maker, 309, 316 lege of Philadelphia Taylor, Robert, linen and calico Upland, 319-322, 333 printer, 109 Upper Merion, 215, 224 Tennant, Rev. William, 367 Upton, Col. , 160 Tennessee, settlements in, 37, 38, 45 ; Urdaneta, General, 79 population of, 1800, 46 Usher, Thomas, 269, 271 Tennessee River, 45 Test, John, early settler in Pennsyl- Valentine, Jonathan, 353 vania, 321 Valentine, Thomas, 353 Thomas, Dennis, 83, 84, 85, 86 Valley Road, 216 Thomas, Gabriel, "Historical and Van Dam, , 24 Geographical Account of Pensil- Vanderspiegle, Captain, 261 vania, &c," by, quoted, 303, 304, Van Etten, John, 355 316 Venables, Sarah, Philadelphia school- Thomas, Gen. George H., 242 mistress, 363 Thomas, William (Denis), 83-86 Venezuela, Gulf of, 80 THOMPSON, DR., , 66 Vermont, Henry, 83 THOMPSON, ALLETTA, 59 Vioksburg, Battle of, 231 THOMPSON, ALLETTA WATERS, Vidal, Stephen, 368 116 Vignolles, Charles, Philadelphia THOMPSON, ANN, 59, 126, 128 schoolmaster, 362 THOMPSON, ANTHONY, 127 Virdin, John, 135 THOMPSON, DAVID, 59, 65, 66 Virginia, boundary of, 29, 37, 38 Thompson, Dr. David, biographical, 59, 65, 66 Wabash River, 45 THOMPSON, ELIZABETH, 65, 66, Wade, Robert, 321, 322; early settler 117, 128 in Pennsylvania, 320; first Quaker THOMPSON, HARRIET, 59 114, 128 meeting in Philadelphia, at house THOMPSON, JOHN, 59, 62, 65, 76 of, 333 Thompson, John, biographical, 59, 62- WAGNER, ANN, 219 65 ; Sheriff of New Castle Co., 62; WAGNER, CATHARINE, 219 marriage, 65; member Constitu- Wagner, Jacob, 219 402 Index. Walby, John, Philadelphia schoolmas- Wheeling, 44, 120, 128 ter, 361 White, J., 130 Walker, Gen. Francis A., 149 White, John, 269, 270 Wallace, John, 261 White, Rev. William, D.D., 286; ser- Walls, James, 201 mon of Samuel Davies presented to Walls, Walter, 201 H. S. P. by, 282; consecrated Wain, Nicholas, early settler in Penn- Bishop of Pennsylvania, 360 sylvania, 319 WILCOCKS, ALEXANDER, 379 Walters, John, linen printer, partner WILCOCKS, ANN, 379 of Thomas Bedwell, 107, 108 Wilderness, Battle of the, 147, 152, Walters and Bedwell, 107 154, 159, 160, 246, 247 Walton, , 24, 366 Wilkesbarre, 327, 328 Walton, Nathaniel, Philadelphia Willcocks, Joseph, case of, 351, 358 schoolmaster, 362, 367 William and Mary, 2, 20, 21 Ward, , 133, 134 Williams, Asher, 201 Warner, Dr. Carden, 222 Williams, Mary, Philadelphia school- Warner, William, early settler in mistress, 363, 369 Pennsylvania, 319 Williams, Seth, 245 Warren, Gen. Gouveneur KM 149, 158, Williams, Simon, Philadelphia school- 159, 241 master, 362, 367 Washington, George, 30, 87, 88, 171, Willing, Charles, 175 359 ; captured at Great Meadows, Willing, Thomas, 261, 377 1753, 29; sells lands to Israel Willing and Francis, 377 Shreve, 202-204 ; quartered at the Willing, Morris & Co., 17 "Buck" Inn, 226; religious beliefs Wilmington, 130 of, 282-287 ; note regarding, 1755, WILSON, , 71 282 ; quotation from Orderly Book Wilson, Gen. James H., 157, 158, 242, of, in regard to profanity, 283; 246 quotation from Private Memoirs of, Wingate, John, 135 284; attends Church and Friends WISE, HENRY A., 231 Meeting, 284-286; prayer of, at Wissahickon Greek, German mystics , 285, 287; invulnera- settle on, 299, 300 bility of, 287 WISTAR, SALOME, 378 Washington's Religious Beliefs, 282- Wolf, Dr., appointed successor to Dr. 287 William Keil, 165, 166 Washington, 232 Wolfe, Gen. James, 31 Washington County, 35 Wood, George, early settler in Penn- WATERS, , 114 sylvania, 333 Watson, Justice Isaac, 138 WOOD, HENRY, 384 Watson, John F., 309 WOOD, JOHN, 384 Watts, Irma A., Esther Town, by, 168 Wood, John, receives grant of land in Way, Caleb, 194 Pennsylvania, 319 Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 234; victory Wood, Joseph, 17, 200 of, on banks of Miami River, 32 ; Wood, William, commissioned Judge, treaty with Indians at Greenville, 1684, 268 ; early settler in Pennsyl- 33-35, 38 vania, 334 Wearg, Sir Clement, 13 Woodmanson, William, early settler Webb, George, poet, 309, 310 in Pennsylvania, 320 Webbe, John, American Magazine Woods, Martha, 136 published by, 297 Woolman, John, 313 ; Journal of, 308, Wetfber, Thomas, 98 316 Webster, M., Philadelphia schoolmas- Worth, Thomas, early settler in Penn- ter, 363, 371 sylvania, 334 Webster, P., Philadelphia schoolmas- Wright, Edward, 137-139 ter, 363 Wright, Hannah, 137 Weed, Elijah, 213 Wright, Gen. Horatio G.. 152 Weiser, , 273 Wright, John, 137 Welch, William, commissioned Judge, Wrightstown, early settlements in, 1684, 268 319 Welcome, William Penn sails on, 322 ; WYNKOOP, HANNAH, 221 arrives at Newcastle, 322 WYNKOOP, JACOB, 221 Welsh settlers in Pennsylvania, 317, Wynkoop, Jacob, 221 332, 333, 336, 337, 341 Wyoming Massacre, 327 Wensleydale, Lord, 347 Wyoming Valley, immigrants from West, , 10 Connecticut to, 327, 328 West Chester, 87 Westmoreland, 327 Yardly, William, early settler in Westtown School, 89, 90 Pennsylvania, 319 Wharton, Anne Hollingsworth, 309 Yates, Gov. Richard, 233 WHARTON, CHARLES, 377 Yellow Breeches, 195 WHARTON, JOSEPH, 377 Yorke, Sir Charles, 263 WHARTON, ROBERT, 377, 378 Yorke, Sir Philip, 13 Wharton, Robert, Colonel Second City Youghiogheny River, 53, 200-202, 328 Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, 329 372, 373 ; sketch of, 377 Young, James, 261 Wharton, Walter, early settler in Young, John, Jr., 370 Pennsylvania, 321 Young's Ford, 212 WHEATLY, ANN, 193 YRUSCO, MARQUIS, 113 WHEATLY, JOSEPH, 193 Wheeler, Gilbert, receives grant of Ziegler, William, 167 land in Penna., 319 Zook, Gen. , 238

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