INDEX

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

Abercrombie, General, 127 American Privateers, 17 Academy of , 113, 116, Ames, Herman V., The Public Career 196, 369 of : A Life of Account Book of Benjamin Franklin, Service, by, 193 1757-1762, with Introduction by Amiens, Treaty of, 214 George Simpson Eddy, 97-133 Amory, Thomas, 315, 329 Acheen, 228, 230; capital of Is- "And Sold by Messrs. Franklin and land of Sumatra, 249 ; description Hall," by Randolph G. Adams, of, 249-251; religious ceremonies 24-31 in 250, 251 Andalusia, 221 Abraham, David, 264 ANDERSON, HETTY, 262 ABRAHAM, MARY, 264 Andre", Major John, 89, 90, 360 Abraham, William, 264 Antigua, furniture shipped from Acmutie, Miss, 89 Philadelphia to, 318, 320, 321 Adams, George, 103, 110 APTHORP, —, 116, 118 Adams, John, Appointed on Commit- Arkansas, Scotch-Irish settlers in, 156 tee to Draft a Declaration of In- Armat, Mrs. E., 184 dependence, 11; sketch of, 185 ; Armatt, Thomas, 367 death of, 185 ; opinion of, of Ben- Armitt, Joseph, Philadelphia chair jamin Franklin, 203 maker, 303 ; estate of, 303 ADAMS, KATHERINE, 260 ARMITT, MARY, 227 Adams, Randolph G., ". . . and Sold ARMSTRONG, EDITH, 259 by Messrs. Franklin and Hall," by, ARMSTRONG, JOHN, 259 24-31 ARN, Daniel, 259 Advertisements of forms of amuse- ARN, DOROTHY, 259 ment in Philadelphia, 352 Arnold, General Benedict, 39, 48, 52, ALABAMA, Scotch-Irish settlers in, 70, 360 ; Commandant at Philadel- 156 phia, 36; assurance of protection Albany, Congress at, Benjamin Frank- to Grace Growden Galloway, 36; lin commissioner to, 197, 198 interview of Grace Growden Gallo- Albany Plan, 198, 199, 202 way with, 38 Alberger, John, 273 ART, SARAH, 259 Alberson, Ricloff, 267 ART, WILLIAM, 259 Albert, John, 275 Articles of Confederation, 199, 202 Aldersley —, 112 ALDERSON, ANN 259 ASHBOURNE, ELIZABETH, 259 ALDERSON, GEORGE, 259 ASHBOURNE, MARTIN, 259 Alexander of Russia, 180, 182, 211, ASH, ANNA, 259 220 ASH, SAMUEL, 259 Alexander, James, 259 Ashley River, 19 Alison, , 104 ASHTON, SARAH. 274 Allegheny Mountains, 138, 141, 145, Aspire, , 256 146, 157, 159, 161, 162 ASSHETON, ANNA MARIA, 175, 181 Allen, Andrew, sale of confiscated ASSHETON, FRANCES, 174, 175, estate of, 34 177, 181 Allen, Colonel Ethan, 9 Assheton, Frances, account of ex- Allen, George, 271 periences during the yellow fever Allen, Mrs. James, 37 epidemic in Philadelphia, 177 Allen, John, 228 ASSHETON, MARGARET, 174 ALLEN, JOSEPH, 259 ASSHETON, MARIA, 175 ALLEN, MARY, 259 ASSHETON, MARY, 175, 181, 182 Allen, Mrs., 54, 63, 78 Assheton, Mary, death of, 182, 184 ALLEN, NANCY, 273 Assheton, Mrs. R., 184 ALLIBONE, MARY, 181 ASSHETON, RALPH, Esquire, 174 ALLIBONE, SAMUEL A.. 181 ASSHETON, RALPH, M.D., 174, Allibone, William, 317 175, 177, 181 Allison, , 125 ASSHETON, ROBERT, 174 Allwine, Lawrence, furniture shipped ASSHETON, SUSAN, 177, 178 to Robert Farmer, by, 331; to ASSHETON, SUSANNAH, 174, 175, Clingman & Megrail by, 332 178 Ally, Hyder, Pondicherry recaptured Assheton, Susannah, 175: Book of, by, 252 174-186 ; biographical, 174 ; visits Alstone & Ceal. 109 Chandler Price, 178, 179 ; account American Philosophical Society, of experiences during the yellow papers in possession of, 98, 99, 101, fever epidemic in Philadelphia, 177 104 ; founded by Benjamin Frank- ASSHETON, WILLIAM, 174 lin, 196 Athens University, 163 388 Index 389

Atkinson, - -, 123 Barton, Robert, Philadelphia chair ATKINSON, RHODA, 259 maker, 307 ATKINSON, SAMUEL, 259 BARTON, WILLIAM, 260 ATMIS, THANU'L, 229 Baskerville, John, edition of virgil Auchampaugh, Philip G, James Bu by, 109, 112 , presented to Harvard chanan, The Squire from Lancaster, College by Benjamin Franklin, by, 289 1758, 112 , manufacturer and type Augusta, Vwgtnia, settlement of, by founder, 115 Scotch Irish, 143 Bass, Robert, 366 Augustus, King of Poland, 2, 4, 23 BATES, ANNE, 260 Auner, Joseph G , 177 BATES, JOSEPH, 260 Austin, Samuel, Philadelphia chair Bauermister, Major, 89 maker, 303 BAYARD, ELIZABETH, 182 Austin, Thomas, 42, 58, 70 Baylis, 129 BEAN, BARBARA, 184 Austin, Mrs Thomas, 42 Bear, Andrew, tavernkeeper, Lan- Austria, Emperor of, 219, 220 caster, 290 Beatty, Charles Clinton, 176 Baadall, William, Windsor chairs con- BEATTY, JOHN, 176 signed to, Norfolk and Richmond, Beatty, Joseph M, "Susan Assheton's 328 Book," edited by, 174 Back Creek* 143 BEATTY, MARY, 176 Backhouse, W, order of to Owen BECK, JOHN, 260 Jones, Jr, to Supply Grace Grow BECK, KATHERINE, 260 den Galloway with money in Phila- Beckford, William, 117 delphia, 56 Beedy Island, see Reedy Island Bacon, , pewterer, 104 Belchier, , 126 Bacon, Francis, 333, 334 Belfour, Colonel, 88, 89 BELL, MARY, 227 Bailey, , 110, 121, 126 BELL, THOMAS, 227 Bailey, Captain, 90 Bell, Captain Thomas, 228, 230, 231, Baker, , 111, 113, 126 235, 237, 240, 242, 245-256; com- BAKER, ELIZABETH, 262 mander of ship Luzerne, 227 , cap- BAKER, ESTHER, 263 tain of the ship , Baker, Joseph, 262 1784, 227, 228, 230, biographical, Baker, Messrs, 118, 125 227 , to Benjamin Franklin, 227; BAKER, SARAH, 264 treatment of, by the Governor of Baker & Fourdrioner, 115, 126 Barbadoes, 256, 257 Baltimore, Charles, Lord, 137 Bellm, Sieur, 30, 31 Baltimore, 137, 138, 208 , removal of Benezet, Anthony, 38, 60 Congress from Philadelphia to, 12; Benezet, Jenny, 37 furniture shipped to, from Phila Benezet, Joyce, 57, 86 delphia, 326, 331 BENINGHOVE, ELIZABETH, 260 Bank of England, 98, 117, 119, 126, BENINGHOVE, JACOB, 260 128, 130, 131 BENNET, JAMES, 260 Banker, Bankers, The Bank, see Bank BENNET, KATHERINE, 260 of England BENNET, MARY, 260 Banquett, William, 262 Bennet, Mathew, 273 Barbadoes, 229, 230, 255, 256, fur- BENNET, MATTHEW, 260 niture shipped from Philadelphia BENNET, WILLIAM, 260 to, 311, 317, 321, 323, 324 Bennett, William, 262 Barber, J , 27, 28, 29 BENNINGTO'N, ELIZABETH, 264 Barclay, D, 115 Bensalem, estate of Grace Growden Barclay, John, 366 Galloway, 61 Barclay, Robert, Agent for the Lower Bensted, Alexander, 268 Counties, 128 Bentalou, Colonel, 15, 20, 21 ; Barge, Jacob, 366 wounded at Siege of Savannah, 21, Barker, John, 265 22 BARKER, HARIA, 263 Berderchef, Monastery of, Casimir BARN, BARBARA, 260 Pulaski confined in, 7 BARN, JACOB, 260 Bernheim, G D, quoted, 150 BARNET, GEORGE, 260 BERRETT, MARY, 261 BARNET, SARAH, 260 BERRINGER, HENRY, 260 Barns Peter, 263 BBRRINGER, MARY, 260 Barr, Compact of, compared to Decla BERRY, ANNE, 260 ation of Independence, 5-8 BERRY GARRET, 260 Barrier, Abraham, 103 BERTHIER, MR , 217 BARRON, JAMES, 260 Bethabara, Moravian settlement in BARRON, MARY, 260 North Carolina, 151 Barry, Garret, 262 Bethanxa, Moravian Settlement in BARRY, MARY 260 North Carolina, 151 BARTHOLOMEW, ELIZABETH, 263 Bethell, C , furniture shipped to John BARTLESON, ABNER, 260 Williams by, 330 BARTLESON, ANN, 260 Bethlehem, 151 , Moravian nuns at, BARTLESON, BARTLE, 260 present General Pulaski with flag, BARTLESON, EUNICE, 260 18 Baron, , 68 BETTLE, LYDIA, 265 Baron, Mrs , 54 Beveridge Polly, 49, 36, 83 BARTON, HANNAH, 260 Beverly, William, 144 390 Index Beverly, New England, furniture cow, 210; at Elba, 210, 211, shipped from Philadelphia to, 315, 218, 221; proposal to marry niece 323 of Lucien Bonaparte, 219, 220; Bewley, George, 275 characteristics of, 220, 221; at Bat- BEWLEY, HANNAH, 261 tle of Waterloo, 221; miniature of, BEWLEY, ISAAC, 261 216, 224. Bible, King James version of, pub- BONAPARTE, NAPOLEON, 2d, 180 lished, 334 Bond, Dr., 37, 62, 63 Bibliography of " as an Bond, Mrs., 62, 75, 76, 82 Early Distributing Center of Pop- Bond, Peggy, 58 ulation," 164-169 Bond, Rebecca, 59 BICKERTON, KATHERINE, 261 Bond, William, 37, 46, 50, 54, 58, 59 BICKERTON, ROBERT, 261 Bonneauvant, Jean, early settler in BICKLEY, SUSANNA, 274 Virginia, 147 Biddle, Edward, Joseph Bonaparte, Bonneto Shoals, 239 as recorded in Journal of Nicholas Bonsall, Samuel, 276 Biddle, introduction by, 208 Book Notices, 95, 381 BIDDLE, NICHOLAS, 209 Boone, Daniel, 157, 158 Biddle, Nicholas, to Edward Coles, Boonesborough, 157 209 ; extracts from Journal of, re- Borden, Benjamin, early settler in ferring to, 208-224 Virginia, 144, 145 Biggard, John, chair maker in Phila- Bordentown, N. J., 209 delphia and Charleston, 305, 306 Boremaster, Captain, 90 Biles, Patrick, 43 Boshart, Andrew, 276 Bingham, John A., 163 , 301 ; evacuation of, by the Bingham, William, Lansdowne, resi- British, 10, 11; Earthquake in, dence of, 209 1755, 28 ; bequest of Benjamin Bird, Mark, part owner of ship United Franklin to, 207 ; furniture shipped States, 226 from Philadelphia to, 315, 324, 325, BISPHAM, AUGUSTUS, 181 329 BISPHAM, MARIA, 182 Boudinot, Elias, 46-50, 53, 74 BISPHAM, NANCY STOKES, 181 Boudinot, Mrs., 47 BISPHAM, S., 182 Boureschetz, John, 275 Blackwood, John, 265 Bowen, Daniel, 371 Blagdon, Dr., 90 BOWEN, JOHN, 261 Bland, Elias, merchant, 115, 121 BOWEN, MARY, 261 Block House, Virginia, 157 Bowling, John, 229 Bowman, Bishop, 296 Bloia3 212 Bowman, T., 103, 107, 109-111, 113, Blue Ridge Mountains, 138, 141, 145, 116, 123, 125 BOCKIUS, ELIZABETH, 261 Bowyer, Archibald, account of fur- BOCKIUS, PETER, 261 nishing prisoners and Court of In- Bodley, '29 quisition, 26, 27 Bollan, William, 30 Boyd, J. P., The Correspondence of Bonaparte, Caroline, 213 General Thomas Gates, 1763-1775, BONAPARTE, FRANCIS CHARLES by Clarence Edwin Carter, notice JOSEPH, 180 of, by, 382-384 BONAPARTE, JOSEPH, 208 BRADBERRY, MARY, 263 Bonaparte, Joseph, introduction by Braddock, General Edward, 155 Edward Biddle, 208 ; biographical, Bradford, Samuel, 268 208, 209; travels under name of BRADFORD, SARAH, 261 Survigheri, Survilliers, 208 ; settles BRADSHAW, FRANCES, 175 in Philadelphia, 208, 209; pur- BRADSHAW, RALPH, 175 chases farm at Bordentown, New Brady, Philip, 264 Jersey, 209 ; description of, by BRAEUTIGAN, DANIEL, 276 Nicholas Biddle, 209; Nicholas Brandywine, Battle of, 14 Biddle jots down remarks of, in Branson, Hervey, 264 Journal, 1818-1839, 209-222; at BREWER, DANIEL, 261 residence of Charles J. Ingersoll, BREWER, ELIZABETH, 261 211: in charge of Empress Joseph- Breymann, Christian, 269 ine in Paris during siege, 1818, Bridgeton, Baroadoes, 230, 256 212; engaged with Treaty of Bridgewater College, founded by Ger- Luneville, 214 ; offered a Principal- man Baptists, 141 ity in , 214; description of BRIGHT, MARY, 261 Emanuel, Marquis de Grouchy, 214, BRIGHT, WILLIAM, 261 215: dines with Nicholas Biddle, Brinchle, Thomas, 272 215; opinion of Talleyrand, 216- Bringhurst, George, Philadelphia 219 ; drives with Charles J. Inger- coach maker, 320 sol, 219 ; driven from Spain, 219 ; Bringhurst, John, Philadelphia coach description of Napoleon Bonaparte, maker, 317 219-221 ; Nicholas Biddle dines at Bristol, 82 Point Breeze with, 221, 222. British Museum, 106 Bonaparte, Lucien, 219, 220 BROCK, ANNE, 261, 274 BONAPARTE, NAPOLEON, 180, 182, BROCK, WILLIAM, 261 208 Brook, J., 102 Bonaparte, Napoleon, 212-214, 217, Brooke, Matthew, 264 219, 224; birth of, 180; married Brookfield, Brigadier-General Robert to Empress Josephine, 182 ; crowned M.. 1 Emperor of France, 182 ; death of, Brown, , 126, 296 184 ; description of, 210; at Mos- BROWN, ABIA, 261 Index 391 BROWN, ELIZABETH, 261 Calef, Robert, Captain of the Sher- Brown, John, 261 bourne, 116, 129 BROWN, MARGARETH, 261 Calhounj John C, 156, 296 BROWN, MARY, 261 Callaghan, David, Windsor chairs BROWN, ROBERT, 261 shipped by, to Cadiz, 332 Browne & Whitefoord, 112, 117, 125 Callender, William, Warden of Phila- Brownsville, 159, 160 delphia, 373 Bruchhold, Bernard, 274 Cambace'res, Jean Jacques Regis de, Bruen, Major, 89 212, 213, 220, 221 Brunswick, 100 Camble, Captain, 90 Bryan, George, 45 ; vice-president, Su- Cambridge, General Washington at, preme Executive Council of Penn- sylvania, 43 ; letter of the Council Cambridge, England, Benjamin Frank- to Mrs. Galloway, signed by, 45 lin and his son visit, 112 BRYAN, GUY, 261 CAMERON, ANNE, 264 BRYAN, MARTHA, 261 Cammel, H., furniture, etc., consigned Buchanan, Edward Y., 295 to, Wilmington, N. C, 328 Buchanan, James, The Squire from CAMPBELL, ANNA, 261 Lancaster, by Philip G. Aucham- Campbell, J. C, quoted, 152 paugh, 289; Lancaster, home of, CAMPBELL, MARY, 275 289-300 ; discussed as candidate for CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, 261 the Presidency, 291-293; fellow Campbell, William J., 24 townsmen of, 289-294; nicknames Campbell, , 118 of, 292, 297 ; studies law at Lan- Campbell, Colonel, 229 caster, 293; Wheatland, residence Canada, Echo in, of the Imprison- of, 293, 294, 297, 298, 299 ; benev- ment of Provost, The Reverend Wil- olences of, 294, 295 ; transfer of liam Smith, by Honorable William Franklin College to Franklin and Renwick Riddle, 280-288; dis- Marshall College, 294, 295 ; Presi- agreement over affairs of, between dent of Franklin and Marshall Col- Sir Guy Carleton and Francis lege, 295; friendship of, for Hiram Maseres, 280-287 ; affairs in, 281- B. Swarr, 295, 296; Michael's Hotel 288; Quebec Act, 1774, 283-285; favorite inn of, 296, 297 ; political Constitutional Act, 1791, 287; meetings of, 1856, 296 ; departure Union Act, 1840, 288 of, for Washington, 1857, 297-299 ; Canning, George, Prime Minister of qualities as a citizen, 299, 300 England, death of, 185 Buchanan Greek, 149 Canterill, Dorothy, 344 Buckley, , 312 Canton, China, 225 Buckley, Lieutenant, 89, 90 Cape Bona Esperanca, 241, 254 Buckley, Mrs., 89 Cape Breton Island, 30, 31 Buckley, Phineas, 46, 69, 72 Cape Charles, 258 Budd, Mrs., milliner in Lancaster, 290 Cape de Lagullus, 241 Budden, , 105 Cape Francois, furniture shipped BUMBERGER, FRANCIS, 261 from Philadelphia to, 326, 328, 329, BUMBERGER, SABINA, 261 330 Bunker Hillj Battle of, 10 Cape Hatter as, 258 Burge, Mrs. , 37 Cape Ilenlopen, 231, 233, 235, 240- Burge, Sarah, 67, 78, 88 242 BURKE, SUSANNA, 266 Cape Horn, 243 Burkhart, Andrew, 260 Cape of Good Hope, 241-243, 245, Burkhart, Philip, 268 246, 254, 255, 258 BURLEGUE, ANTHONY, 261 Carisfield, John, 102 BURLEGUE, POLLY, 261 Carleton, Sir Guy, disagreement of Burn, Lewis, 266 with Francis Maseres over affairs BURR, , 182 in Canada, 281; Royal Governor Burroughs, Joseph, furniture shipped of Canada, 282 by, to Alexandria, 332 Carlisle, Abraham, convicted of giv- Burrows, Edward, Windsor chairs ing aid to the enemy, 1778, 48 ; ex- consigned to, Savannah, 331 ecution of, 56 BURROWS, ELIZABETH, 265 Carnot, Lazare Nicholas, 215 BURROWS, LATITIA, 265 Caroline, wife of George IV., death BURTELOE, SUSANNA, 267 of, 184 Burton, Sir Charles, 35, 42, 50, 52 Carpenter, Dr. Henry, friend of BUSBY, HANNAH, 276 James Buchanan, 296 Bush River, 156 Carpenter, Michael, 294 Bush Run Monthly Meeting, 156 Carrol, John, 266, 272 BUTLER, JUDITH, 262 Carroll, Thomas, 260 CARSTAIRS, SARAH, 261 Cabinet makers, Philadelphia, 320 CARSTAIRS, THOMAS, 261 Cadiz, furniture shipped from Phila- CARTER, MARY, 275 delphia to, 332 Cartony, , 112 Cadwalader, Mrs., 72 Carver, Jacob, 265 Cadwalader, Brigadier-General John, Caslon, William, typefounder, Lon- 36, 39, 52, 59 don, 105, 108, 114, 115, 126, 127, Cadwalader, General Thomas, 215; 129 biographical note, 224 CASSEL, MARY, 271 Cadwallader, , 210 CASSELBERRY, R., 182 Cadwallader, Dr. , 65, 66, 72 Castile, Casper, 229 Calder, Sir Harry, 88, 89 Catawba River, 151, 152, 154 392 Index CATHARINE II., of Russia, 181, 182 Clark, Captain, 46 Cather, Robert, 264 Clark, Mr. , 236 Cauffman, Joseph, 367 Clarke, David, Philadelphia coach Cavalry, formation of in Continental maker, 320 Army, 14; Count Pulaski, ap- Clarke, Francis, Philadelphia coach pointed in command of, 14 maker, 320 CHAMBERLAIN, MARY, 273 Clarke Henri Jacques Guillaume, Chambersburg, 148 Minister of War, 212, 214 Chamier, , 125 Clarksburg, West Virginia, 149 CHANDLER, ELIZABETH, 175 CLARKSON, CATHERINE, 275 CHANDLER, JOHN, 175 Clausel, Marshal Bertrand, 210, 211; CHANDLER, MARY, 175 biographical note, 223, 224 CHANDLER, RICHARD, 175 CLAXTON, ANNA MARIA, 181, 183, Channing, Edward, 1856-1931, by St. 184 George Leakin Sioussat, 277-279; CLAXTON, ASSHETON, 180 Professor at Harvard University, CLAXTON, GEORGE B., 180, 181 277; historical writings of, 277- CLAXTON, JOHN, 175, 181 279 ; History of the United States Claxton, John, 178 by, 277-279 CLAXTON, REVEREND JOHN W., CHARLES, BARBARA, 260 Jr., 180 Charles, Robert, Provincial Agent, CLAXTON, JOHN WILLIAM, 180, 97, 100, 108, 114, 125 381 Charleston, 152, 155, 232, 301, 302, CLAXTON, LOUISA, 180 305, 306, 316, 317, 320 ; General CLAXTON, MARIA, 175, 180 Pulaski at, 18, 20; fall of, 85; Claxton, Maria, illness of, 178 furniture shipped from Philadel- CLAXTON, MARIAN, 181 phia to, 321-329, 332 CLAXTON, MARTHA, 181 Charleston Convention, 1856, 296 CLAXTON, MARY, 181 Charlotte, wife of George III., death CLAXTON, SARAH, 186 of, 182 CLAY, REVEREND J. C, 181 Charlotte, Princess, of England, birth Clay, John, 268 of, 180; death of, 182 CLAY, MARGARET, 185 CHARLTON, THOMAS, 181 CLAY, SUSANNA, 272 CLAY, SLATER, 181 Chaumont, Le Roy de, 216 Claypoole, John, 259 Cheesman, Alexander, 260 Cleph, Dr., 107 Chesapeake River, 13 CLEVER, ELIZABETH, 262 Chester, 230, 252 CLEVER, PETER JOHN, 262 Chester Valley, 15 Clifton, Fanny, 36, 68, 77 Cheves, Langdon, 296 Clifton, Nancy, 39, 53, 67, 68, 84 Chew family, 75, 76 CLINE, HANNAH, 262 Chew, , 129 CLINE, JOHN, 262 Chew, Chief Justice Benjamin, 38-49, CLINGMAN, ANN, 269 51, 53-56r 58, 62, 63, 66, 68, 78, 83, 86 Clingman & Megraie, 332 Chew, Mrs. Benjamin, 37, 40, 53, 54, Clinton, General Sir Henry, 11, 40 66, 68, 74 Clymer, Daniel, 36, 365 Chew, Benjamin, Jr., 80 Coach makers, Philadelphia, 320 Chew, Nancy, 38, 39, 43, 46, 53, 54, COATE, ELIZABETH, 263 78, 88 Coats, Abram, 261 Chew, Peggy, 38, 42, 43, 58, 59, 63, Coats, Isaac, Jr., 267 66, 68, 78, 83, 85 Cobenzell, , 216 Chew, Sally, 37, 42, 46, 53, 54, 58, COCHRAN, JOHN, 262 59, 63, 66, 68, 74, 83, 85, 88 COCHRAN, KITTY, 262 Chillicothe, 161 COGGLE, SARAH, 270 China, Log and Journal of the ship Colden, , 116, 118 United States on a voyage to, 1784, Cole, Richard, 264 225-258; Robert Morris sends Coles, Edward, Nicholas Biddle to, ships to, 225 ; American ships sent 209 to, 225, 226 Coleman, -, 113, 116 Choate, Honorable Joseph H., 205 COLEMAN, MARY, 263 Chovet, Dr. A., 38, 56, 58-60, 62, 64- Colley, Jonathan, 260 66, 68, 71, 73-76, 78-81, 83, 85-87 Colliday, William, 267 CHRISPIN, NANCY, 268 Collier, , cousin of Grace Christ, Jacob, manufacturer of Growden Galloway, 61 furniture, 290 Collier, Jeremy, charges against Christian, Captain, 89, 90 Restoration plays, 335, 340 Christiana Bridge, furniture shipped Collings, Abraham, 262, 267 from Philadelphia to, 330 COLLINS, FRANCES, 270 CHRISTIE, MARY, 265 Collins, William, 266 Christopher, Robert, tailor, 102, 104, Collinson, Peter, 98, 105-108, 110, 112, 117, 126, 127 113, 114 Church, Nathan, 272 Colonial Ironwork in Old Philadel- Cincinnati, 163 ; Convention at, 1856, phia, by Philip B. Wallace, review 292, 295-297 of, 96 Circleville, 161 Combs, Parson, 41 Clampffer, , 125 Comfort, Ezra, 38, 64, 77, 83, 93 Clark, Charles Hopkins, 24 Commins, Thomas, 37, 42, 57-59, 63, CLARK, JOSEPH, 261 65, 71 CLARK, MARY, 261 Conan, James, 330 Index 393

Condorcet, Madame, 218 Creagerstown, 137 Condy & Bryan, 327, 330 CREAN, JOHN, 262 CONNARO, CHARLES, 262 CREAN, MARY, 262 CONNARO, ELIZABETH, 262 Cresson, James, Philadelphia chair Connelly, Joseph, 228 maker, 307 Connor, Lewis, 273 Crisfield, , 115 Connor, John, 266 Cromwell, Oliver, 333 Conococheague Creek, 137 CRO'NEN, DENNIS, 262 Conrad, Charles, 269 CRONEN, JUDITH, 262 CONROE, EUNICE, 275 Crosby, Thomas, warden of Phila- Constitution of the United States, delphia, 373 198-200, 204-206 ; signed by Ben- Crosdle, , 43 jamin Franklin, 206 CROSS, ELIZABETH, 262 Continental Army, condition of, 10, CROSS, HANNAH, 266 13 CROSS, JOHN, 262 Continental Congress, Second, 9 CROSSLEY, JOHN, 262 Cook, Evan, 261, 267 Crossley, John, 265 Cook, Mrs., 184 CROSSLEY, TAMAR, 262 Coombs, , 118 Crosson, , 118 COOPER, HETTY, 262 Croton River, 12 Cooper, Jacob, 265 Crowder, , 56 COOPER, WILLIAM, 262 Crown Point, Battle of, 9 Coote, Colonel, Pondicherry cap- CRUGER, ANNE, 262 tured by, 252 CRUGER, NICHOLAS, 262 Copperthwait, Colonel, furniture Cuff, , 109, 114 shipped by, to Thomas Sprosse, 332 Culbertson, Andrew, early settler in Coramandel Coast, 230, 251, 252 West Virginia, 148 Corbet, Mrs., 184 Cumberland Gap, 157 Cornelius, Joseph, Philadelphia coach Cumberland Valley, settlers in, 142, maker, 320 143, 160, 163 Cornell, Abraham, 260 CUMMINGS, CATHERINE ANNE, CORNELL, CORNELIUS, 262 262 CORNELL, KATHERINE, 260 CUMMINGS, PAUL, 262 CORNELL, PHEBE, 262 Cummings, William, 267 Cornwallis, Lord Charles, 13, 34, 214 Cummins, John, 64 Correa da Serra, Jose Francisco, Cumpston, Thomas, 273 quoted, 215 Cunble, , 78 Correspondence of General Thomas Curless, William, furniture shipped to Gage with the Secretaries of State, by, 314 1763-1775, by Clarence Edwin Car- CURRAG, ANNE, 260 ter, notice of, by J. P. Boyd, 382- Currins, Captain, 118 384 CURTAIN, ELIZABETH, 276 Correy, David, 269 Curtis, George Ticknor, 295, 299 Corry, R., Windsor chairs shipped by, CUSTER, MARTHA, 271 to Charleston, 327 COST, CHRISTIANA, 262 Dallest & Calier, 332 COST, MARTIN, 262 d'Angouleme, Due, 221 Costa, Captain, 256 DANNEKER, CATHERINE, 263 COUCH, ANNE, 262 DANNEKER, CHRISTIAN, Jr., 263 COUCH, CHARLES, 262 DANNEKER, JOHANNA, 268 Courland, Duke of, 2 DARRAGH, MARY, 263 Couster, Nicholas, 271 Darvel, Lieutenant George, 245, 247 Cox, Mary, School of, Philadelphia, Darvill, George, 228 178, 179, 180 DAVENPORT, Mary, 263 Cox, Mary L., 178 DAVENPORT, WILLIAM, 263 Cox, Sally, 42, 47, 59, 76 Davidson, Robert, 266 Cox, Susan H., 178 Davidson, William, Windsor chairs Cox, Mrs., 37, 38, 43, 50, 51, 53, 67, shipped by, to Cape Frangois, 328 71, 77, 85 Davidson College, established by Pres- Cox, — , furniture shipped to byterians, 153 New York by, 314 DAVIS, ABIGAIL, 181 Coxe, Tench, Windsor chairs shipped DAVIS, ANNE, 260 by, to Charleston, 320 DAVIS, ELIZABETH, 273 Craig, Betsay, 58 Davis, George, 261 CRAIG, MARGARET, 270 DAVIS, HANNAH, 261 Craig, Molly, 36, 38, 40-42, 44, 46- DAVIS, JOHN, 263 49, 56, 58, 68, 75, 77, 80, 82, 84 DAVIS, MARTHA. 274 Craig, Peggy, 64 DAVIS, MARY, 263 Craig, , 38, 42, 44, 47, 48, 49, DAVIS, DR. ROGER, 186 52, 56, 57, 58, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, Davis, Samuel, 367 67, 71, 74, 78, 79 DAVIS, WILLIAM, 263 Craig, Mrs., 37, 48, 49, 51, 52, 54, Davise, 90 56-58, 62, 64, 72 DAWSON, POLLY, 261 Craig, Captain, 37 de Armit, Dennis, 275 Cravin, Mrs. , 39 De Benneville, Dr., 184 CRAWFORD, ANNE, 266 DE BENNEVILLE, DANIEL, 263 CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH, 185, 263 DE BENNEVILLE, ELIZABETH, Crawford, James, 366 263 CRAWFORD, MIRA, 185 De Boze, Baron, death of, 17 394 Index de Bussy, Marquis, 230 ; French Gen- DOWSE, ELIZA, 120 eral in command at Pondicherry, DOWTIN, DAVID, 263 252, 253 ; death of, 253 DOWTIN, ELIZABETH, 263 Decker, Samuel, furniture shipped by, Dramatic Association, 366 to Norfolk, 331 DRAYS, MARY, 269 Decker, Thomas, early settler in Vir- Drummond, Captain, of the ship ginia, 149 China, 255 Decker's Creek, Virginia, 149 Drummond, John, 331, 332 Drummond, Major Robert, 89 Declaration of Independence, Com- Dryden, John, 334, 340 pact of Barr compared with, 5; DUBLIN, CATHARINE, 270 committee appointed to draft, 11; DUCOMB, ROSE, 263 connection of Benjamin Franklin DUCOMB, VINCENT, 263 with, 202; signed by Benjamin DUEY, ELIZABETH, 275 Franklin, 206 Duffield, Edward, warden of Philadel- De Countensoin, Brigadier General in phia, 373 command at Pondicherry, 253 Duflield, Dr. George, 367 d'Enghien, Due, 217, 221 Duffin, Barnabas, 267 Defreice, Peter, 259 DUFFIN, MARY, 267 De Knyphausen, Commander in chief, DUGUID, MARY, 268 Baron, 89 Dunaway, Wayland Fuller, Pennsyl- DELAPLAINE, MAEY, 259 vania as an Early Distributing Delaware, Swedish settlements in, Center of Population, by, 134 333 Duncan, Captain, 90 Delaware Bap, 248 Dungan, James, 273 Delaware River, 13 Dungan, Joseph, 260 DELLIWAY, CATHERINE, 266 DUNGAN, MARYt 271 de Moss, Lewis, early settler in Vir- Dunkard's Bottom, Virginia, 149 ginia, 147 Dunkin, William, furniture shipped Dennie, , 113 by, to North Carolina, 318 DENNIS, ANNE, 263 Dunlap, , 70, 114, 126, 128, DENNIS, EDWARD, 263 129 DENNIS, JOHN, 263 Dunlap, William, 353, 354, 361 DENNIS, MARIA, 263 Dunlavy, Jeremiah, first Judge of Dennis, see Nys Ohio, 162 De Noys, see Nys Dunmore's War, 149 de Nys, see Nys Durang, Dr. John, 370, 371 DENYS-BURTON. LADY, 35 Durham Iron Furnaces, 32 DERICK, TACEY, 272 During, Bernhardt, 261 Derick, Archibald, 272 Durborow, John, 260 de Stael, Madame, 211; opinion of DYCKE, ESTHER, 263 Talleyrand, 217, 218 DYCKE, JOHN BARTHOLOMEW, D'Estaing, Count, French fleet un- 263 der, 20, 21, 22, 40; wounded at Dye, William S., Jr., Pennsylvania Siege of Savannah, 21 versus the Theatre, by, 333-372 DEVAN, MARY, 263 de Vitrolles, Baron Eugene, 215 ; bi- EAGER, ELIZABETH, 275 ographical note, 224 EAKIN, C, 182 DEWEES, JOHN, 263 EAKIN, E., 182 DEWEES, SARAH, 263 Eames, Dr. Wilberforce, 30, 115 Diary of Grace Growden Galloway, EARNHART, ELIZABETH, 262 32-94; Introduction to, by Ray- Earthquakes, publications on, 24-27 ; mond C. Werner, 32-34 in New England, 24; in Lisbon, Dickinson, John, 40, 41, 54, 202, 203 25 ; in Boston, 1755, 28 Dickinson, Jonathan, EASTBURN, REVEREND JOSEPH, to, 1704, 346, 347 185 Dickinson, Morris, 267 Eoro, 219 Dickinson College, 295 Eckarly, Dr. Thomas, early settler in Dietrick, Dr. Michael, 262 West Virginia, 149 DIETRICK, SUSANNA, 276 ECKHART, MARY, 271 DILL, CHRISTIANA, 263 Echo in Canada of the Imprisonment DILL, NICHOLAS, 263 by the Assembly of Pennsylvania DILWORTH, SARAH, 263 of Provost, The Reverend William Disponnet, Jacob, early settler in Smith in 1758, by Hon. William Virginia, 147 Renwick Riddell, 280 Dixon, , 104 Eddy, George Simpson, 25, 28; In- Doblewart, George, 303 troduction to Account Book of Ben- Dock Creek Bridge, 57 jamin Franklin, 97 Dodsley, , 104, 120 Eddy, Thomas, 52-56, 59, 61, 63, 67, Donath, Joseph, 269 70, 71, 78 Don Juan, 85 EDGE, ANNE, 275 DONOVAN, MARY, 263 Edmunds, Albert J., Lutheran Bibles DONOVAN, WILLIAM, 263 at The Historical Society of Penn- Dorchester Bridge, 19 sylvania, 95 DORSEY, ELIZABETH, 263 EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 271 DORSEY, GREENBERRY, 263 Edwards, Major, 30, 46, 71 Doughty, , 104 EGAN, SARAH, 264 Douglass, David, 359 EGAN, THOMAS, 264 Douglass, John, 273 Elba, Napoleon Bonaparte at, 210, Dowlin, Michael, 273 211 Index 395

ELFRETH, JO'SIAH, 261 Falmouth, 102, 104, 125 ; Benjamin Elizabeth, widow of Alexander of and William Franklin arrive at, 99 Russia, death of, 182 Fariby, Joseph, 271 Elizabeth Town, 81 FARMER, ELIZABETH, 264 Elliot, —, 103 FARMER, LEWIS, 264 ELLIS, ANN, 259 FARMER, ROBERT, 331 Ellison, Ruth, 272 ELTON, ELIZABETH, 264 Faron, William, 26 ELTON, GEORGE, 264 FARRELL, JOSHU V, 264 Emblin, Nancy, 48 FARRELL, MARY ANNE, 264 Emblin, widow, 36 Farren, John, 263 Embling, Sammy, 43 FARROW, ANN, 120 Emlen, Caleb, Philadelphia chair Fast Days, 78 maker, 307 Fayal, Island of, 233 Emlen, Nancy, 41 Faye, Bernard, "Franklin, The Emmettsburg, 137 Apostle of Modern Times," by, 195 Emory, John, presents Log and Jour- FEAIRBAN, JOHN, 264 nal of the ship United States, 1784, FEAIRBAN, MARIA, 264 to The Historical Society of Penn- Featherbridge, 317 ; furniture shipped sylvania, 225 to, Norfolk, 331 Ferdinand, King of Spain, 219 Empress of China, first American ship FERGUSON, ARCHIBALD, 264 to reach Canton, 225, 226 ; owned FERGUSON, MARY, 264 by Robert Morris and Daniel Ferro and Qomarro, Island of, 238 Parker, 225 ; owned by Robert Mor- FETTER, ANNE, 264 ris, 226 FETTER, WILLIAM, 264 England, Benjamin Franklin and Fetters, John, 264 Isaac Norris appointed Commission- FETTERS, MARY, 264 ers to, 1757, 97 ; expenses of, to, Feyres, Thomas, furniture shipped to 100 New York by, 314 Engle, Archibald, 264 FIELD, CHRISTINA, 270 ENGLE, JAMES, 264 Field, Thomas, 126, 129 ENGLE, MARGARET, 264 Fifer, Frederick, 261 English prisoners brought to Phila- Fillmore, Willard, 297 delphia, 70 Filson, John, a founder of Cincin- English Quakers in South Carolina, nati, 163 156 Finglass, Captain, 117 English settlers in Virginia, 146 FINN, MARY, 264 English ships taken by French fleet, FINN, WILLIAM, 264 39 FIPS, SUSANNA, 275 Ennes, Colonel, 36, 89 FISHER, ELIZABETH, 267 Ephrata, Brethren at, 130 Fisher, Joshua, 80; warden of Phila- Erdman, Charles, 259 delphia, 373 Erickson, Severin, 328 FISHER, MARY, 119, 120 Erskine, , 78 Fisher, Mary, death and estate of, Erskine, Sir William, 89 119, 120 Erwin, John, 303 Fisher, Meyers, furniture shipped to Erwin, Robert, 40, 47, 49 Rhode Island by, 315 Erwin, Mrs., 40, 45, 46, 49, 51, 68 Fisher, Nelly, 56 ESDELL, MARY, 267 Fisher, Rebecca, 276 Esler, Henry, Philadelphia coach Fisher, Samuel, prisoner, April, 1779, maker, 320 71 ETTER, ELIZABETH, 261 FISHER, SARAH, 260 Etterbridge, George, 340 Fisher, Thomas, 74, 260, 261 Eugene, Prince, 220 Fisher, , 62, 76 EVANS, AMO'S, 264 Fisher, Reverend, 119 EVANS, BENJAMIN, 182, 186 Fishing Creek, 154 Evans, Caleb, 303 Fiske, John, quoted, 134 EVANS, E., 182 Fitzgerald, Thomas, 265 EVANS, ELEANOR, 186 Fitzsimmons, Thomas, furniture Evans, Griffith, 275 shipped by, to Alexandria, 318 ; to EVANS, HARRIET, 186 Jamaica, 320 Evans, Governor John, 345, 348 Flaerty, —, 229 EVANS, MARY, 264 FLECK, MARY, 264 Evans, Owen, 264 FLECK, WILLIAM, 264 Evans, Sydney, 92 Fletcher, Benjamin, Governor of Evans, William, 264 Pennsylvania, 341 Evansburg, 178 Florio, , jeweller, 112 Eversen, Captain, 115 Flower, Enoch, Philadelphia chair Excerpts relating to the Pennsylvania maker, 307 Line, New Kent County, Virginia, Flower, Henry, 125 373, 374 Flower, Mrs. Henry, appeals to Ben- Eyre, , linen draper, 114 jamin Franklin for aid, 125 Eyre, — , solicitor, 127, 129, 131 FOGERTY, MARY, 270 EYRE, SARAH, 276 FOHRER, ELIZABETH, 264 Fonschial, Capital of Maderia, 235 ; Fair Forest Creek, 154 visit of the ship United States to, Fakenham, 115 235 ; Description of, 236. FALCONER, MARY, 264 Fontainbleau, 212 FALCONER, WILLIAM, 264 Footman, Mrs., 81 396 Index

Forbes, - -, furniture shipped to liam Franklin, 1759, 125; travels New York, by, 314 of through Holland and Belgium, Forbes, Brigadier-General John, fac- 1761, 131; sails for home, August, similie of entry of birth register, 1762 ; resumes his duties ; account 1707, 379 of examined and approved, 132; Ford, Paul Leicester, 24 £500 Sterling per annum and Forfar, , hatter, London, 109 thanks of the Assembly expressed, Forsyth County, North Carolina, Mo- 133 ; The Public Career of, A Life ravian settlements in, 151 of Service, by Herman V. Ames, Fort Sullivan, 10 193 ; commemoration of 225th an- Fortune, Island oj> 246 niversary of birth of, 193-207 ; son Fothergill, Dr. John, 109, 112; at- of, 195, 196; called The First tends Benjamin Franklin, 1757, American Citizen, 195 ; called The 104 Apostle of Modern Times, 195 ; the Fouche", Joseph, a traitor, 214, 215, three periods of life of, 195; in 224 education and science, 195, 196; Foulk, Amos, 82 institutions founded by, 196; in- Foulk, Molly, 53 ventions of, 196 ; public services of, Foulks, , 74 196-207; efforts of, to unite the FOURAGE, ESTHER, 265 Colonies, 197-200; international Fourth of July celebration, 1778, 38 appointments, 200, 203, 204; con- FOX, ANNE, 264 troversy over the Stamp Act, 200, FOX, ELIZABETH, 274 201 ; appointed President of Penn- Fox, George, 263 sylvania, 204; influence of, in FOX, JEREMIAH, 264 drafting the Constitution of the France, Treaty of alliance with, United States, 204-206 ; President signed by Benjamin Franklin, 206 of the Pennsylvania Abolition So- FRANCIS, ELIZABETH, 265 ciety, 206 ; bequests of, to Philadel- Francisca, Francis, death of, 229, phia and Boston, 206, 207 ; Thomas 255 Bell to, 227 ; publishes a petition Franciscee, Francis, 229 of , Moore against the As- Frankford, 73 sembly of Pennsylvania, 280 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, 119, 120, Franklin, Mrs. Benjamin, 100, 102, 194, 195 103, 108, 111, 118 ; letters of Ben- Franklin, Benjamin, 12, 363; to jamin Franklin to, 17, 57, 104, 105, George Washington, 9 ; quoted on 108, 109, 121, 123 ; writing paper ability of Casimir Pulaski, 9 ; for, 111; buys a harpsicord, 121 ; appointed on Committee to draft present of Prayer Books in large a Declaration of Independence, 11 ; print, from Benjamin Franklin, 123 books printed by, written by or FRANKLIN, HANNAH, 120 about, 24 ; Causes of Earthquakes, FRANKLIN, JAMES, 108 by, 24 ; David Hall, partner of, 24, Franklin, James, printer, Newport, 25 ; books sold by, Philadelphia, 24- R. I., 108, 111, 116 31 ; Agent of Province of Pennsyl- FRANKLIN, JOHN, 120 vania, 97; appointed by Pennsyl- FRANKLIN, JO SI AH, 120 vania Assembly as Commissioner to FRANKLIN, LATITIA, 265 England, 1757, 97 ; Account Book FRANKLIN, PETER, 120 of, 1757-1762, with Introduction FRANKLIN, SAMUEL, 120, 265 by George Simpson Eddy, 97-133 ; Franklin, Samuel, 262 Account Book of, in possession of Franklin, Sarah (Sally), 100, 111, the American Philosophical Society, 112, 115, 121; books for, pur- 97; sails for England, 1757, 98, chased by Benjamin Franklin, 105 99 ; Writings of, by Albert H. FRANKLIN, THOMAS, 119, 120 Smyth, referred to, 98-114; at Franklin, Thomas, 74 Woodbridge, New Jersey, 99; ar- Franklin, W. T., 366 rives at Falmouth, 99 ; lodges at FRANKLIN, WILLIAM, 194, 195 house of Margaret Stevenson, 100 ; Franklin, William, 104-109; 117, to his wife, 1758, 103, 108, 109, 118, 120, 121 ; to study law in 111, 123; expenses of coach of, London, 98 ; accompanies father to 103; purchases books for the Li- England, 98, 99; arrives at Fal- brary Company of Philadelphia, mouth, 99; expenses of, to New 103 ; miniature of, 104 ; to his wife, York, 1757, 100, 102; lodges at 1757, 104; illness of, 104, 109; house of Margaret Stevenson, 100 ; purchases books for Sally Frank- at Cambridge, 1758, 112; travels lin, 105 ; to Thomas Leach, 1758, of, in England and Scotland with 110; to Thomas Hubbard, 1758, Benjamin Franklin, 1759, 125 110 ; at Cambridge, 1758, 112 ; to Franklin & Hall, 26, 28, 29, 30 James Wright, 120; to his wife, Franklin and Marshall College, Lan- 121; to Isaac Norris, 1759, describ- caster, 295, 299 ing the work and publication of the Franklin College, founded by Dr. "Historical Review of the Constitu- John McMillan, 163; transfer of, tion and Government of Pennsyl- to Franklin and Marshall College, vania, 1759, 121 ; supposed author Lancaster, 294, 295 of, 121 ; to Israel Pemberton, 1759. Franklin Papers, owned by Ameri- 123 ; introduction to Some Account can Philosophical Society, 98 of the Success of Inoculation, etc., Franklin stove, invented by Benja- by, 123, 124 ; loans money to Mrs. min Franklin, 196 Henry Flower, 125 ; travels of, in Franks, Major David S., 36 England and Scotland with Wil- Fraser, James, apothecary, 107 Index 397

Frazier, James, 274 tate of, 34, 45, 62, 74, 80, 93 ; es- Frederick, 137 tates of, confiscated, 40; messages Frederick County, Maryland, settle- sent to, in New York from Phila- ments in, 136, 137, 140; by Scotch delphia, 42; letters of, 42; con- Irish, 137; by Quakers, 138 fiscation of estate of wife of, dur- Freeberger, Jacob, 273 ing life of, 45 ; hurt at fire in New PRECOURT, MARY LOUIS, 269 York, 48; friends of, 50 ; cruelty Fremont, John C., 297 of, as Superintendent during French, Henry, 272 British Occupation, 51; and daugh- FRENCH, NANCY, 272 ter go to England, 55 ; letter of, French, William, 268 to his sister, October 10, 1778, 55 ; French fleet under Count d'Estaing, arrival of, in London, 67 20, 21, 22, 39, 40 Galtery, Oliver, periwig maker, 351 French settlers in Virginia, 146, 147 GAMBER, KATHERINE, 261 French troops, review of, 39 Gamber, Michael, 261 Frick, , 290 GAMBLE, OLIVE, 265 Friend, Captain, of the James & Games, Richard, death of, 229, 255 Mary, 108 GANDIN, ESTHER, 265 Fuller, , 43 GANDIN, JOHN, 265 Fuller, Benjamin, Windsor chairs Gardiner, Doctor, Doctor William shipped by, to Trinidad, 329, 331 Shippen to, 1735, 352 Fullerton, Richard, Mayor of Phila- Gardiner, Captain John, Windsor delphia, 270 chairs taken by, to St. Croix, 327 Fulton, Robert, born at Lancaster, GARDNER, ABRAHAM, 265 296 Gardner, Kennedy, 229 Funnan, Moore, warden of Philadel- GARDNER, OLIVE, 265 phia, 373 Garlinger, George, 265 GARLINGER, MARY, 265 Gage, General Thomas, 10; Cor- GARLINGER, MICHAEL, 265 respondence of, with the Secre- Garman, John, furniture consigned taries of State, 1763-1775, by to, at Charleston, South Carolina, Clarence Edwin Carter, notice of, 331 by J. P. Boyd, 382-384 GARRETT, ANN, 173 Galledit, Peter, furniture shipped by, GARRETT, NATHAN, 173 to Virginia, 329 GARRICK, LYDIA, 265 GALLOWAY, ELIZABETH (Betsay), GARRICK, WILLIAM, 265 32, 50 Garrigues, Samuel, Jr., trial of for Galloway, Elizabeth (Betsay), 33, high treason, 62, 72 34, 50, 60, 80, 81 GARWOOD, SARAH, 259 GALLOWAY, GRACE GROWDEN, Gaskill, Samuel, 313 32, 35, 50, 74, 76 Geise, Thomas, furniture shipped by, Galloway, Grace Growden, biographi- to Madeira, 327 cal, 32-34 ; relating to Estate of, Geish, Math:, 268 34, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, George III., 182 ; coronation of. 131 49, 50, 51, 52, 58, 59, 61, 62, 64, George IV., 184 ; death of, 186 74, 76, 80, 86, 87, 88, 93 ; lives at GEORGE, DAVID, 265 Trevose, 33; remains in America, GEORGE, ELIZABETH, 274 1777, 33, 34; parts from her hus- GEORGE, MARY, 265 band and daughter, 34, 36 ; Diary Georgia, 20 ; British in possession of, of, 1778-1779, 35-94; assured of 18 ; early settlers in, 136, 145, protection of General Benedict 147, 150, 156; Windsor chairs Arnold, 36; warned by Charles shipped from Philadelphia to, 316- Willson Peale that her estate must 318, 321-326, 331 be confiscated, 36 ; illness of, 37 ; Gerard, Monsieur, French Ambassa- estate of, 38; interview of, with dor, arrival of in Philadelphia, 39 General Benedict Arnold, 38 ; con- German Baptists, 141 fiscation of property of, 40-42; Germantown, Battle of, 15; militia letter of the Supreme Executive in riots against high prices of Council of Pennsylvania to, ex- goods, 82 plaining confiscation of her estate, GIBBS, ELIZABETH, 265 45 ; order of W. Backhouse to GIBBS, ENOS, 265 Owen Jones, Jr., for money to be Gibbs, Parnell, fire engine maker, 324 supplied to, 56 ; removes to house Giddings, Joshua, 162 of Deborah Morris, 56 ; opinion of, Gilbert, John, Philadelphia chair on slavery, 63 ; illness of, 64-66 ; maker, 303 accounts of, Philadelphia, 1778, Gilbert, Samuel, master of the ship 90-94; money paid by, for in- Cornelia, 380 demnifying her father, 94 Giles, Baily, etc., Bristol, 131 GALLOWAY, JOSEPH, 32, 33, 35, Gill, , 61 50, 76 Gillingham, Harrold E., A Philadel- Galloway, Joseph (1731-1803), 40, phia Silver Porringer, by, 170; 41, 45, 46, 47, 50, 53-58, 60, The Philadelphia Windsor Chair 61, 63, 66, 68, 70, 74, 75, 77, 79- and Its Journeyings, by, 301; The 81, 85-88, 91-94 ; biographical, 33, Wreck of the Brig "Sally" from 34; public services of, 33; loyal- Philadelphia, by, 374-378; Im- ist, 33 ; goes to England with his pressment of Seamen in 1797, by, daughter, 1778, 34; sale of con- 380 fiscated estate, 34 ; relating to Es- Gilpin, Thomas, 173 398 Index GINDER, JOHN, 265 Growden, Lawrence (1694-1770), bio- GINDER, MARGARET, 265 graphical, 32; public services of, Gist, Christopher, early settler in 32 ; wealth of, 32 West Virginia, 148 Growden, Mrs. Lawrence, 74 Glenelg, Lord, 288 Growden, Mrs., dower of, 86, 87 Gloucester County Historical So- GRUBB, GRACE, 266 ciety of Woodbury, New Jersey, Guppy, Dr. Henry, 29 Publication of, 384 Gurley, Abraham, furniture, etc., Goadby, John, 171 shipped by, to Newberne, 330 Gomaro, Donna, 246 Gurney, Francis, 317 Gooch, Governor, 144 Gurney, Mrs., 36, 37, 42, 47, 53, 59 GLYN, MARY, 265 Guy, Richard, 276 GLYN, PATRICK, 265 GODFREY, MARY, 265 Haas, Martin, 263, 264 GOODMAN, ELIZABETH, 265 HACKET, ANNE, 261 GOODMAN, JOHN, 265 Haddonfteld, 16 GOOSMAN, CHRISTIANA, 263 Hagenan, Nicholas, Windsor chairs Gordon, , 56 shipped by, to Cape Francois, 330 Gordon, Captain, 90 Hager, Jonathan, founder of Hagers- Gordon, Colonel, 87 town, Maryland, 1762, 137 Gordon, Alexander, 109 Hagerstown, founded by Jonathan GORDON, ELISHA, 265 Hager, 1762, 137 GORDON, ELIZABETH, 265 Haines & Crawford, furniture shipped Gordon, Thomas, 109 by, to South Carolina, 318 Gosson, Stephen, 335 Hale, Thomas, 262 Gouldstone, William, 102 HALL, CATHRINE, 273 Govins, Jost, 229 Hall, David, 98, 114-118, 121, 123, Gowan, Alexander, 265 125, 126, 128, 129; partner of Gowins, Alexander, 270 Benjamin Franklin, 24, 25 ; books Graceham, settlement of Moravians sold by, Philadelphia, 24-31 at, 137 Hall, John, 267 Graham, Josiah, stationer, 102, 107, Hall and Otton, 257 112, 118 Hallam, William, 354, 361, 364, 369, Graham, William, 269 370 Granada, furniture shipped from Hamburg, furniture shipped from Philadelphia to, 323, 324, 325 Philadelphia to, 316, 322 Grant, General James, 89 Hamer, General Thomas L., 162 Grant, General Ulysses S., 163 Hamilton, Governor Andrew, 354 Grant, Madame, 218 Hamilton, James, Mayor of Phila- Granville, Lord, 151 delphia, 303 Gratton, William, 103 Hamilton, John, 260 Gravel, Mathias, 274 Hamilton Village, Philadelphia, 178, Graves, Mrs. , 63 179 Graves, Richard, 374 Hammerton, Captain, 89. 90 Gray, General, 89 HAMMILL, H., 182 Gray, Billy, 49, 50, 52, 89 HAMMILL, L., 182 Great Britain, Treaty of Peace with, Hammond, Captain, 89, 90 signed by Benjamin Franklin, 206 HANCE, ANN, 271 GREAVES, MARGARET, 272 Hance, James, 271 GREBLE, CURTIS, 265 HANCOCK, BENJAMIN, 266 GREBLE, MARY, 265 HANCOCK, HANNAH, 266 GREEN, ANNE, 273 HANLON, MARMADUKE, 266 Green, Dr. Ashbel, 367 HANLON, MARY, 266 Greeribrier River, 148, 149 Hanna, Marcus A., 162 Greene, General Nathaniel, 15 Hanse, Conrad, Philadelphia coach Gregg, , 363 maker, 275, 320 GREGORY, DAVID, 265 HARBERGER, CHRISTOPHER, 266 GREGORY, ELIZABETH. 265 Harberger, Henry, 266 Griffith, Abel, 271 HARBERGER, SUSANNA, 266 GRIFFITH, ANNE, 269 HARE, REBECCA, 266 Griffith, Benjamin, 269 HARE, WILLIAM, 266 GRISCOM, GEORGE, 265 Harland, Edward, death of, 184 GRISCOM, KITTY, 265 Harlem River, 12 GRISSLE, ELIZABETH, 262 HARPER, BENJAMIN, 266 Grouchy, Marshal Emmanuel, Mar- HARPER, GRACE, 266 quis de, 210, 211, 215, 216, 218; Harper, Robert, early settler of at Waterloo, 221; biographical Harper's Ferry, 144 note, 222, 223 Harper's Ferry, 144 GROVE, MARY, 265 Harris, , 295 Groves, Mrs. , 50, 70 HARRIS, CATHERINE, 266 Groves, John, 50 HARRIS, HENRY, 266 GROWDEN, GRACE, 32, 33 Harrison, John, Longitude Clock Growden, Grace, marries, Joseph made by, 106 Galloway, 32 Harrison, Joseph, merchant, part GROWDEN, JUDGE JOSEPH, 32 owner of ship United States, 226 Growden, Judge Joseph, emigrates Harrison, Thomas, 264 from Cornwall to Philadelphia, 32 Harrod, James, 157 GROWDEN, LAWRENCE, 32. 76 Hart, Joseph, 270 Index 399 Hartshome, Richard, 67 HENRY, THOMAS CHARLTON, 176, Hartung, William, 269 181 Harvard College, edition of Virgil Henry, Reverend Thomas Charlton, presented to, by Benjamin Frank- death of, 176 lin, 1758, 112 Henry & Cave, booksellers, 103 HASTINGS, ELIZABETH, 267 Henton, Brown & Sons, 98, 105, 109, Hastings, George E., notice of Joseph 115, 116, 118, 125, 126, 130 Hopkinson, 1770-1842, by Burton Hepburn, William, letter of, to John Alva Konkle, by, 381 Painter, 1819, 192 HASTINGS, JAMES, 266 Heran, Edward, 275 HASTINGS, MARY, 266 Herbenden, Dr. William, Some Ac- Hauterive, , 219 count of the Success of Inocula- Hauver's, 137 tion, etc., by, introduction by Ben- Hay, Captain, 80 jamin Franklin, 123 HAYES, LAURENCE, 266 Herkhoff, Christian, 271 HAYES, MICHAEL, 266 Hesse,- Christian, 275 HAYES, SARAH, 266 Hessian prisoners emigrate from. HAYES, SUSANNA, 266 Somerset County, Pennsylvania, to HAYNES, CATHERINE, 263 Harrison County, Ohio, 161, 162 Hays, Thomas, 228 Hessians in Trenton, under Colonel Hazlehurst, Isaac, furniture shipped Rahl, surprised by Generals Wash- by, to Charleston. 320 ington and Sullivan, 13 Hazlehurst, J., furniture shipped by, Hetherington, Lewis D., furniture to Charleston, 320 shipped by, to Alexandria, 328 Head of Elk, 13 Hewes & Anthony, furniture shipped Heard, William, 276 by, to North Carolina, 318 HEISER, MARGARET, 266 Hickory Club, No. 1, 178 HEISER, MARY, 268 Higgins, Henry, 228 HEISER, WILLIAM, 266 HIGGINS, MARY, 266 HEISSE, CHRISTIAN, 266 HILL, ANNE, 266 HEISSE, SARAH, 266 HILL, ELIZABETH, 276 Helmuth, Dr. Henry, 367 Hill, James, furniture shipped by, to HENDERSON, ELEANOR, 272 Charleston, 320 Henderson, Richard, 157 Hill, John, 303 Hendricks, Vice President Thomas HILL, THOMAS, 266 A., 162 Hillig family, 150 HENRY, ABIGAIL, 181 HILLS, JOHN, 266 HENRY, ALEXANDER, 175, 176, HILLS, MARY, 266 181, 182, 184 Hinds, Mrs. John, 87 Henry, Alexander, 179, 180; founder HINTON, ELIZABETH, 266 of the Henry family of Philadel- HINTON, JOHN, 266 phia, 175, 176; account of, 176; Hispaniola, furniture shipped from letter of, to Joseph Henry, relat- Philadelphia to, 324 ing to death of his son, 1827, 176 Historical Account of Earthquakes, HENRY, ANDREW BAYARD, 181 printed by R. Williamson, and sold Henry, Anna Maria, 179, 180 by Franklin and Hall, 24, ". . . HENRY, ANNE, 271 and sold by Messrs. Franklin and HENRY, BAYARD, 184 Hall," by Randolph G. Adams, HENRY, ELIZABETH, 175, 180 24-31; Historical Account of Henry, Elizabeth, 182 Earthquakes, by Reverend Thomas Henry, Emeline, 177, 178 Hunter, 25-28 ; Libraries searched HENRY, EMELINE MAYNE. 176, for a copy of, 28-30 177, 180 Historical Review of the Constitu- Henry, Emeline Mayne, attends Miss tion and Government of Pennsyl- Cox's school, 179, 180 ; resides at vania, 1759, publication of, 121 Chandler Price's, 179 Historical Society of Pennsylvania, HENRY, FRANCES, 175, 180, 181 The, silver porringer presented to, HENRY, JAMES, 175 by Ann Paschall, 170; The, Jour- HENRY, JANE, 175 nal of Isaac Norris, Sr., 1709- HENRY, JOHN, 175 1716, owned by, 171; silver tank- Henry, John, 361 ard made by John Nys, owned by, HENRY, JOHN S., 181, 182 172 ; The, Log and Journal of the HENRY, JOSEPH, 175, 181 ship United States, presented to, Henry, Joseph, 17 ; letter of Alex- 225 ander Henry to, relating to death Hite, Jost, early settler in Frederick of his son, 1827. 176 County, 140, 143 Hitner, George, 263 HENRY, LETITIA, 181 Hodgson, - , 111 HENRY, MARTHA, 181 Hoffman, Wolfgang, 276 HENRY, MARY, 175, 181 Hofner, Henry, 274 HENRY, MARY ASSHETON, 176, Hofner, Michael, 274 180 Hog Island, 247, 248 ; part of estate Henry, Mary Assheton, attends of Joseph Galloway, 80 schools in Philadelphia, 179 iHohenlinden, victorv of, 216 HENRY, MATILDA, 176, 182 HOLDEN, MARY, 267 HENRY, ROBERT, 175 HOLDEN, WILLIAMS, 267 HENRY, SARAH, 181, 184 Holker, M., French Consul, 1778, 46 HENRY, THOMAS C, 181, 185 Holladay, Phebe, 84 Henry, Thomas C, death of, 185 Hollandsworth, , 58, 75 400 Index Hollingsworth, Levi, imprisoned, 82 Hunter, William, 105, 106, 116, 117, Holman, John, 276 123, 126; co-deputy of Benjamin Holt, Josiah, 374 Franklin in Post Office in Amer- Holton, Arthur, owner of house oc- ica, 102 cupied by John Nys, 171 Hurly, Thomas, 270 Hood, James, part owner of ship Huston (?), Mrs., 66 United States, 226 HUSTON, HANNAH, 270 HOOD, JESSE, 267 HUSTON, MARIA, 264 HOOD, SUSANNA, 267 HOOVEN, EMELINE, 176, 177 Hutchinson, Lieutenant - Governor, HOOVEN, J. HENRY, 177 197 HOOVEN, JAMES, 176 HYDE, ANDREW, 267 Hope, , 231 Hyde, Lydia, 91 Hope, Moravian settlement in North HYDE, MARY, 267 Carolina, 151 Hopewell Monthly Meeting organized in Virginia, 146 "If I Should Die Tonight," poem by Hopkinson, Joseph, proceedings con- Robert C. V. Meyers, 187-190 ; is- nected with placing tablets on the sued in various forms and under homes of, in Philadelphia and names of various authors, 187-190 Bordentown, 190^-192; Joseph Iliff, John, 102 Hopkinson, 1770-1842, by Burton Iliff, William, 102 Alva Konkle, notice of, by George Illinois, early settlers in, 164 E. Hastings, 381, 382 Impressment of seamen in 1797, by Hornblow, Arthur, 353 Harrold E. Gillingham, 380 Horsdle, Daniel, 260 Indiana, early settlers in, 164 Horton, B. G., 294 INGELS, MARY, 267 HOSS, ELIZABETH, 268 INGELS, THOMAS, 267 Hotels, see Inns Ingersoll, Charles J., 211, 219 Hotham, R., 105, 107 Ingersoll, Jared, Agent for Connecti- Houcke, Christian, 266 cut, 130 ; sketch of, 130 HOW, REVEREND , 182 Inglis, Samuel & Co., furniture HOW, L., 182 shipped by, to Virginia, 318 Howard, , wigmaker, 102, 120 Inns, Hotels, Taverns : Bear Inn, 100, Howard, Sally, 63, 74, 87 102 ; City Tavern, 38 ; Clark's Tav- Howe, Admiral Lord Richard, 11, 33, ern, 352; Grapes Hotel, 296; In- 89 dian King Tavern, 352 ; Michael's Howe, General Sir William, 10-14, Hotel, 290, 296, 297 ; National 39, 40, 88, 89; opinion of Grace Hotel, 299; St. Nicholas Hotel, Growden Galloway of, 64 296; Warren Tavern, 15 ; White Howell, , 72, 125 Lion Tavern, 106 Howell, Joshua, 36, 37 Inoculation, Some Account of, etc., Howell, Sidney, 36-44, 46, 48, 50, by Dr. William Herbenden, 123, 51, 52, 58, 60, 65, 80, 83, 86, 87 124 Hubbard, Lieutenant , 90 Instruction for Johan Printz, Gov- Hubbard, Elizabeth, 103 ernor of New Sweden, by Dr. Hubbard, Thomas, Benjamin Frank- Amandus Johnson, review of, 95, lin to, 1758, 110 Hubbart, Tuthill, 116 Irwin, Mrs. - -,, 6__2 Hudson, , 44 Irving, Washington, quotation from, Hudson, Polly, 42 by Susannah Assheton, St. Mark's Hudson, Rachel, 43 Eve, 1828, 186 Hudson, Sucky, 39, 43, 53 Isle of France, 242 Hudson, William, 266 Hughes, , 103, 105 HUGHES, ELIZABETH, 267 Jackson, Andrew, 146, 178 Hughes, J., 104 Jackson, Joseph, The Author of the HUGHES, JOHN, 267 Poem "If I Should Die To-Night," Hughes, John, 80 by, 187-190 Hughs, Hugh, 41, 42 Jacob, , 71 Huguenot settlers in Maryland, 138, Jacobs, John, 36 139; in Virginia, 147; in South James II., 340 Carolina, 156 James, Abel, 39, 46, 62, 87 Hulet, Madame, 213 James, Mrs. Abel, 37 Hulin, Commandant, 212 James, Mary, biographical note, 120 Humphreys, Joshua, part owner of , 149 ship United States, 226; warden Jameson, John, 261 of Philadelphia, 373 Jamestown, English settlement of, Humphries, Mrs. , 38, 82 333 Humphries, Nancy, 80 Jarvis, Jacob, 312; Windsor chairs Hunt, , 109 shipped by, to Antigua, 318 Hunter, Miss, 108 Jarvis, Leonard, 118 HUNTER, JAMES, 267 JAUDO'N, D., 185 Hunter, John, 118 Jaudon, Daniel, school of, Philadel- HUNTER, MARY, 182 phia, 179 HUNTER, SARAH, 267 Jaudon, Margaret, 182 Hunter, Reverend Thomas, Sermon JAUDON, S., 182 by, on Earthquakes, 1756, 25, 26, Jay, John, 225 27 Jay, William, 359 Index 401 Jefferson, Thomas, 202, 204; ap- Jones, Susan (Suckey), 36-38, 40, pointed on Committee to draft a 47, 68, 73, 77, 79, 83, 84 Declaration of Independence, 11 ; JONES, WILLIAM, 267 Sketch of, 185 ; death of, 185 Jones, William, 228 Jeffery, , 118 Jones & Elton, 115 Jeffries, Jefferies, engraver, 107, 118 Jones & Lownes, furniture shipped Jenkins, Joseph, 228 to McCool & Lunleft, by, 329 Jenks, Thomas, 53, 62, 63, 73 Jonson, Ben, 333 Jepson, Robert, 228 JOSEPHINE, EMPRESS, 182 Jerseys, the practices prohibited in, Josephine, Empress, 211-213, 220 ; at under William Penn, 339 Malmaison, 217 Jervis, Samuel, 267 Juniata, 120 Jewel, , 47 Junto, The, founded by Benjamin JEWSON, MARY, 275 Franklin, 196 Jobson, Samuel, 273 JUSTICE, ELIZABETH, 267 Johanna, Island of, 242 JUSTICE, JAMES, 267 Johns, see also Jones JUSTICE, LAWRENCE, 267 JOHNS, 95 KAHMER, ELIZABETH. 267 Johns, Betsay, 56, 58, 65, 71, 75, 77, KAHMER, WILLIAM, 267 80, 84 KAIN, JOHN, 268 Johns, Peggy, 37, 38, 40, 41, 44, 47- KAIN, MARY, 268 51, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 65, 68, 71, Kainer, Michael, Philadelphia coach 78, 82, 84 maker, 320 John's Island, 302 KAISER, ANNA, 259 Johnson, Dr. Amandus, The Instruc- KALEY, MARY, 268 tion for Johan Printz, Governor of KAMMER, MARY, 267 New Sweden, by, review of, 95, 96 Kanawha River, 148 Johnson, Colonel John, first Presi- Kasan, 8 dent of the Ohio Historical and KEEL, BALTUS, 268 Philosophical Society, 163; a KEEL, CHRISTIANA, 268 founder of Kenyon College, 163; Keen, , 43 author of Indian Tales of Ohio, Keen, Christian, 268 163 KEEN, PETER, 268 Johnson, John, Philadelphia coach KEEN, REBECCA, 268 maker, 320 Keeney (?), Mrs., 56 Johnston, Aaron, 270 KEILER, BARBARA, 270 JOHNSTON, ELIZABETH, 273 Keith, George, bookseller, 113, 115, JOHNSTON, JOHN, 267 117 Johnston, John, 274 Keith, Sir William, 351 ; suit of, Johnston, Joseph, 266 against Thomas Bell and Philip JOHNSTON, MARTHA, 267 Moore, re ship United States, 227 JOHNSTON, MARY, 267 Kellar, Adam, 274 Johnston, Robert, 267 KELLY, ELIZABETH, 269 JOHNSTON, SAMUEL, 267 Kelly, James, 269 JOLLY, RACHEL, 267 Kelly, Matthias, Windsor chairs JONAH, EUNICE, 275 shipped by, to Charleston, 328 JONAH, THOMAS, 275 KEMBLE, HANNAH, 268 Jones, see also John KEMBLE, JOSEPH, 268 JONES, , 182 KENNARD, ELIZABETH, 276 Jones, , 39, 53, 54, 58, 70, 74 KENNEDY, ELIZABETH, 270 Jones, Dr. , 41, 68 KENNEDY, JAMES, 268 Jones, Mrs., 40, 41, 72, 79 Kennedy, James Hamilton, chief Jones, Blathwait, 59, 86 mate, ship United States, dis- Jones, Mrs. Blathwaite, 86 charged, 228, 251 JONES, DAVID, 267 KENNEDY, MARY, 268 JONES, ELIZABETH, 270 Kensay, , 63 Jones, Elizabeth (Betsay), 38, 41, Kentucky, early settlers in, 145, 63 147, 153, 157-160 Jones, Hannah, 36, 42, 45, 48, 82 Kenyon College, 163 JONES, JOHN M., 267 Kepply, Mrs., 72, 74, 84 JONES, MARY, 267 Kern, Gabriel, 273 Jones, Nancy, 39, 40, 45, 47, 48, 77 Kernon, James, Windsor chairs Jones, Owen, 36, 37, 40-43, 46, 47, shipped to, 331 49, 53, 57-59, 61, 63, 68, 73, 76, Kerr, Joseph, 276 78, 80, 84-87 Kidd, John, 64 Jones, Mrs. Owen, 40, 42, 77, 83, 86 KIMBLE, GEORGE, 268 Jones, Owen, Jr., 58, 59, 61, 73, 79, KIMBLE, JOHANNA, 268 83, 88; order of, from W. Back- KING, JOHN, 268 house to supply Grace Growden KING, MARY, 268 Galloway with money in Philadel- King, servant of William Franklin, phia, 56 99, 102, 107 ; sale of, 110 Jones, Polly, 49 KINNERSLEY, EBENEZER, 103, JONES, RACHEL, 267 106 JONES, REBECCA, 273 KINSLEY, MARY, 261 Jones, Rebecca (Becky), 47, 49 KLINE, ELIZABETH, 260 JONES, ROSANNA, 267 KLINE, JAMES, 268 Jones, Rosanna R., death of, 183, Knapton, John, 31 184 Knap ton, Paul, 31 402 Index KNIGHT, RACHEL, 305 Lawrence, Mrs. B., 70, 72 KNOWLES, ELIZABETH, 173 Lawrence, John, 42, 50, 53, 56 KNOWLES, FRANCIS, 170, 172, Lawrence, Mrs. John, 37, 85 173 Lawrence, John, Jr., 40, 78 Knowles, Francis, a silver porringer LAWRENCE, MARY, 269 made for, by John Nys, 170; Lawrence, Molly, 82 bookbinder, 172 ; biographical, 172, Lawrence, Thomas, 37, 53, 54 173 ; property owned by, 173 Lawrence, Mrs. Thomas, 68 KNOWLES, JOHN, 173 LAWRENCE, WILLIAM, 269 KNOWLES, SARAH, 170, 172, 173 Lawson, Mrs. B., 229 Knowles, Sarah, a silver porringer Lawson, Captain Patrick, 229, 238, made for, by John Nys, 170 240, 245, 247, 250 Knox, Francis, furniture consigned Lay, Francis, 269 to, Virginia, 328 Layn, Captain, 89 KNOX, HANNAH, 268 Lea, Thomas, furniture shipped to KNOX, WILLIAM, 268 James Conan, by, 330 KOHL, MARY, 268 Le Brun, M., 217, 220 KOHL, PHILIP, 268 Lee, "Light Horse" Harry, 14 Konkle, Burton Alva, Joseph Hop- Lee, Richard Henry, moves in Con- kinson, 1770-1842, by, notice of, gress the right of United Colonies by George E. Hastings, 381 to be free, 11 Krasinski, , 4, 5 LEE, SARAH, 172 Kreamer, Casper, 260 LEFEBURE, LOUIS POTTIN, 269 KREAMER, MARY, 260 LEFEBURE, MARY LOUIS, 269 Krigler, Abraham, 276 LeFebre - Desnouettes, General Krigler, Paul, 276 Charles, Count, 210; biographical Kross, George, 261 note, 223 Krug, Elizabeth, 268 LE FELLIER, PETER, 269 KUHR, ELIZABETH, 268 LE FELLIER, SARAH, 269 KUHR, JOHN GEORGE, 268 Legare, Solomon, chair maker, 302 KURTZ, ELIZABETH, 260 Legare, Thomas, chair maker, 302 Lehman, Dr. George, 263 Lacepede, President, 212 LEHMAN, LYDIA, 185 Lafayette, Marquis de, 13, 14, 211, Leopold, Poland, 5 212; birth of, 181 Lesling, Peter, Philadelphia coach Laforest, , 216, 217, 219 maker, 320 Laing, Gilbert, of Edinburgh, 174 Levering, Honorable Joshua, 138 LALLY, MRS. M., 185 Levy, H., furniture shipped to New Lancaster, see New Lancaster York by, 314 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 208 ; James LEWIS, ANN, 269 Buchanan, The Squire from, by LEWIS, JOHN, 269 Philip G. Auchampaugh, 289-300; Lewis, John, 261, 272, 275; early historical interest in, 289 ; descrip- settler in Augusta County, Vir- tion of, 290-293; prominent citi- ginia, 144 zens of, 289, 292; residence of Lewis, John Frederick, Casimir Pu- James Buchanan in, 293, 294, laski, an address by, October 12, 297-299; benevolences and be- 1929, 1-23; letter of Joseph E. quest of James Buchanan to city Ryszeleski, to, 1 of, 294, 295; Franklin and Mar- Lewis, Mordecai & Co., furniture shall College established at, 294, shipped by, to Alexandria, 318 295; Hotels in, 296, 297; depar- LEWIS, RUTH, 275 ture of James Buchanan from, and Lewis, Sally, 41 return to, 1857, 297-300 Lewis, Thomas, 228 Lancaster Adler, first German news- Lewis, William, 275 paper west of the Alleghenies, 161 Lewis, Mr., 37, 38, 47 Lancaster Pike, 14, 15 Lewise, , 41-43, 47, 49, 50, LAND, CATHERINE, 268 51, 53, 54 LAND, HERVEY, 268 Leanngton, Battle of, 9, 145 LAND, JOHN, 268 LEYDY, CATHARINE, 269 LAND, PHEBE, 268 LEYDY, LEONARD, 269 Landis, Mrs. Bertha M., 289 Libraries, searched for "Historical Lane, John, 276 Account of Earthquakes," 28-30 Lane, Miss Harriet, niece of Presi- Library Company of Philadelphia, dent James Buchanan, 298 110, 112 ; magazines sent to, from LANNANG, NANCY, 268 London, 103; trunk of books for, LANNANG, SAMUEL, 268 111 ; founded by Benjamin Frank- Lansdowne, residence of William lin, 196 Bingham, Philadelphia, 209 LIEB, SARAH, 272 Larboteaux, John, 312 LIEBRICH, HANNAH, 276 LATTAN, ELIZABETH, 265 Lightfoot, Susannah, 69, 77 LAUCK, HANNAH, 269 Lightfoot, Thomas, 69 LAUCK, JOHN, 269 LIMEBURNER, CHRISTIANA, 262 Laurel Ridge, 149 Limeburner, Philip, 262 LAURENCE, , 227 Limestone, Kentucky, 159 Laurence, Joshua. 272 Lincoln, Abraham, 158, 194 Laurens, Colonel John, 19 Lincoln, General Benjamin, 20-22; Lawrence, , 36, 37, 54, 74 appointed by Congress to command Lawrence, Mrs., 36, 37, 40, 43, 54, the Southern department, 18, 19 63, 64, 78, 79 Lindsay, Captain, 106 Index 403 Lindsay, Thomas, 260 McClintuck, Robert, 264 Lindville, James, 265 McCLOSKEY, MARGARET, 269 Linkum, John, 228 McCOY, DANIEL, 269 Linthorn, Benjamin, 60 McCOY, ELIZABETH, 269 Lisbon, earthquake in, 1755, 25-27 McCrady, E., quoted, 155 Little Egg Harbor, 17 McCullough, Hugh, 367 Little Miami River, 160 McCULLOTJGH, MARY, 264 Liverpool, books printed by E. Wil- McDANIEL, MARGARET, 266 liamson, at, 24, 26, 27, 28 MCDONALD, ALEXANDER, 269 Livingstone, Robert R., appointed on MCDONALD, ELIZABETH, 269 Committee to draft a Declaration McDonnald, William, 268 of Independence, 11; marriage of, McDOUGALL, STEWART, 270 59 McDowell, Ephraim, early settler in Lloyd, Colonel Thomas, 131 Virginia, 144 Lockwood, J. & Co., furniture shipped McEntire, Captain Thomas, 228, 230, by, to Newberne, 329 235, 247, 248 Lockwood, Luke Vincent ,301 McFall, Daniel, 262 Loftis, Samuel, Philadelphia coach McGINNIS, ELIZABETH, 270 maker, 320 McGINNIS, JOHN, 270 Log and Journal of the ship United McGOWAN, MARY. 274 States on a Voyage to China in McGriffin, Joseph, 367 1784, 225; presented to The His- McGuffey, W. H., president of torical Society of Pennsylvania by Athens University, 163 John Emory, 225 McKean, Chief Justice Thomas, 41, LOGAN, ALEXANDER, 269 50, 54 LOGAN, ELIZABETH, 269 McKelly, Hugh, 273 Logan, James, extracts from account Mackenzie, , 59 book of, 172, 173; William Penn Mackenzie, Captain , 89, 90 to, 342 ; to William Penn, 345 Mackenzie, Reverend , 90 London, expenses of Benjamin Frank- McKenzie, Dr. R. Tait, statue of lin in, 102-132 Benjamin Franklin, by, 195 Londonderry, Marquis of, death of, MACKEY, JACKSON, 270 184 MACKEY, MARY, 270 LONG, MARY, 266 McKinley, President William, 162 "Long Canes," South Carolina, McLane, Capt. Allen, 57 settled by Scotch Irish, 154 McLean, John, 292 , 10, 11; Battle of, 12 McMillan, Dr. John, founder of LORD, MARY, 271 Franklin College, 163 Lotteries and plays, act for suppress- McMillan, William, first territorial ing, 355, 356 delegate from Ohio, 162 Lottery Tickets, 103 McMINN, CHRISTINA, 270 Loudon, Lord, Commander4n-Chief McMINN, SAMUEL, 270 of British forces, 99, 100 McMULLIN, SARAH D., 180, 182 Louis XVIIL, 211, 218 ; death of, 184 McNAIR, SARAH, 266 Louisiana, Scotch-Irish settlers in, McNERAN, MALCOLM, 270 156 MACPHERSON, MARY, 272 LOW, ELIZABETH, 273 Madden, Mrs., 102 Lowdon, John, 272 Madeira, Island of, 228, 229, 231, LOWRY, JANE, 269 235, 239-241, 246, 247; visit of LOWRY, PETER, 269 the Governor of, to the ship Lucas, , 128 United States, 235, 236; descrip- Lun&ville, Treaty of, 214, 216, 217, tion of, 236-238; products of, 224 236; religious ceremony in, 237; LUNN, ANNE, 269 furniture shipped from Philadel- LUNN, JOSEPH, 269 phia to, 327 Lutheran Bibles at The Historical MADERA, ANNE, 264 Society of Pennsylvania, by Albert Madison, President James, 208; au- J. Edmunds, 95 tograph of, 26, 31 Lutwidge, Captain W., 99, 102, 110 Madras, 251-253 Luzerne, ship owned by Robert Mor- Magraw, Michael, 266 ris, 227 MAHONY, FRANCES, 270 Lynch, John, Windsor chairs shipped MAHONY, MICHAEL, 270 by, to Charleston, 327 Malkester, Colonel, 90 LYNCH, MICHAEL, 269 Malmaison, Empress Josephine at, LYNCH, REBECCA, 269 217 Lytle, General William, 162 Malone, Edmund, 354 Malvern, 15 McCALL, ANNE, 230 Manderfilt, John, 265 McCALL, JAMES, 230 Manning, , 296 McCall, James, 228 MANNY, MARY, 270 McCall, Robert, master of the Brig Mansfield, 116 Sally, 374 Manuel, Joseph, 229 McCARM, PRISCILLA, 274 Marcellas, 240 McCARTOREY, MARY ANNE, 264 Marchall, Mrs., 184 McCarty, Lord, British commandant Marcus Hook, 230 at Madras, 252 MARIA LOUISA, of Austria, 182 McCAUL, JAMES, 269 Marietta, Ohio, 160 McCAUL, MARGARET, 269 Marion, General Francis, 14 McCAULEY, JANE, 276 Marker, Frederick, 265 404 Index Markham, Colonel William, 341 facturer, 187; assists Robert Cor- MARKLAND, JOHN, 270 nelius in producing daguerreo- MARKLAND, MARY, 270 types, 187 Markley, see Lehman Meyers, Jacob, 270 Markoe, Abraham, 262 MEYERS, ROBERT C. V., 187 MARKOE, ANNE, 262 Meyers, Robert Cornelius Vivian, au- Marmont, Marshal, 212, 213 thor of the poem "If I Should Die MARPLE, DOROTHY, 275 To-night," 187; biographical, 187, Marriage Bonds in the State Library, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, tran- 188; other works by, 187, 188; scribed and contributed by Mrs. portrait of, by Thomas Eakins for Harry Rogers, 259-276 Centennial Exhibition, 190 Marshall, Christopher, Sr., 367 Miami Monthly Meeting, 162 Marshall, John, 365 Miami River, 162 MARSHALL, MARGARET, 264 Miami Valley, 161 Marshall, William, pilot, 258 Mico, , 110 Marshall College, transfer of, to MIDDLETON, JUDITH, 186 Franklin and Marshall College, Middleton, Nancy, death of, 183, 184 Lancaster, 295 Middletown, 137 MARTIN, MARY, 268 Mifflin, Mr. , 37 MARTIN, SUSANNA, 266 Mifflin, Charles, 74, 86 Martinique, Island of, 257 Mifflin, Daniel, 45, 71, 73, 74 Martinsburg, early settlers of, 143 Mifflin, Thomas, warden of Philadel- Maryland, Historical Society, 18; phia, 373 settlers in, from Pennsylvania, 135—161; furniture shipped from Mifflin, Governor Thomas, 296 Philadelphia to, 321-326 Mifflin, Warner, 37, 71; opposed to Maseres, Francis, lawyer, 280, 281, slavery, 45 283, 285 ; public offices held by, MILEHAM, CATHERINE, 270 281; disagreement of, with Sir MILEHAM, JOSEPH, 270 Guy Carleton, 281; works pub- Miles, Colonel, 363 lished by, 284 MILES, HENRY, 270 MASON, A., 182 MILES, SARAH, 270 Mason, Benjamin, 272 MILEY, BARBARA, 270 MASON, E., 182 MILEY, FREDERICK, 270 MASON, ELIZABETH, 182 Millar, A., 118 MASON, MARTHA W., 181 MILLARD, MARY, 270 Mason, Richard, furniture shipped MILLARD, THOMAS, 270 Miller, , 112 by, to Georgia, 318 Miller, Adam, early settler in Vir- MASON, S., 182 ginia, 139 MASON, SILAS WEIR, 181 Miller, Christina, 276 Masquerading and mumming for- MILLER, HUGH, 270 bidden, 343, 344 MILLER, MARGARET, 270 Massanuten, 139 MILLER, REBECCA, 270 MASTERS, MARY, 261 Mathers, J., 42, 48 MILLER, WILLIAM, 270 Mathew, Brigadier General , MilliganMills, Uriah, , 273, 80 89 Milner, Mr. -, 32 MATLACK, ELIZABETH, 270 MILNOR, MARTHA, 273 MATLACK, ELLEN, 181 MILNOR, RACHEL, 272 MATLACK, JOSHUA, 270 Milnor, William, 272 MATLACK, MARTHA, 261 Milton, John, poems of, 334 Matlack, Colonel Timothy, 37, 48, Minqo Bottom, 160 59, 83 Minnick, John, 329, 330 MATTHEW, MARY, 270 Minnisink, 18 MATTHEWS, ANNE, 275 Mintae, Island of, 246 Matthewson, N., furniture shipped Mirabeau, , 216 by, to Charleston, 329 Mirailles, Don Juan, Spanish Am- Mauritius, 254 bassador, 1778, 46, 47 Maynesville, 162 Mischianza, 360 Maysville, see Limestone Mississippi, Scotch-Irish settlers in, Meade, George, furniture shipped by, 156 to Charleston, 320 Mississippi Valley, early settlers in, MEANS, ELIZABETH, 271 164 Mechanicstown, 137 MISTAR, ELIZABETH. 271 MECOM, BENJAMIN, 111 Mitcbel, Thomas, 276 Mecom, Benjamin, 111, 115, 121 MITCHELL, , 185 MECOM, JANE, 111 Mitchell, Dr. A., furniture consigned Mecom, Jane, 120 to, Fair Hill, Md., 330 Meder, Dr. John, 367 MITCHELL, ALEXANDER H., 181 Melcher, Colonel Isaac, 40 MITCHELL, ELIZA, 181 Mellecamp, M., furniture shipped by, MITCHELL, JOHN KEARSLEY, to Charleston, 330 176, 181, 182 Meney, Godfrey, 268 MITCHELL, MATILDA, 176 Merchant, John, 229 MITCHELL, SILAS WEIR, 176, 182 MEYERS, CAROLINE, 187 Mittling, Daniel, 43 MEYERS, HENRY, 187 Moldavia, 7 Meyers, Henry, Philadelphia manu- Molley, Joseph, 308 Index 405 Monmouth Court Home, Battle of, MORTON, BENJAMIN, 271 37 Morton, John, 263 Monocacy, 137, 138; settlements of Morton, Robert, 359 Pennsylvania Germans at, 137 Morton, Samuel, warden of Phila- Monocacy River, 136 delphia, 373 Monocacy Road, 136 Moscow, Napoleon Bonaparte at, 210 Monongahela River, 149, 159 MOTTLEY, MARY, 274 Monro, General Sir Hector, captures Moultrie, General William, 19 Pondicherry, 252 Mourtrie, Fort, 10 Montague, James, report of, on laws Muhlenberg, Henry, 268, 269, 271, against plays and games, 348 276 Montague House, 106 MULFORD, MARTHA, 273 Montgomery, Mrs., 37, 50, 54, 60, 81 Mullen, Robert, 271 Montgomery, John & William, furni- Mullochal, Dennis, 228; death of, ture shipped by, to Virginia, 327 248 Montgomery, General Richard, death Munro, Hector, 229 of, 10 MUNYAN, MARY, 271 Montresor, Lieutenant Jonn, 89, 90 MUNYAN, REUBEN, 271 Montresor, Mrs., 89 Murat, Joachim, 213, 220 Mooney, Hugh, 268 Muratt, Caspar, Philadelphia coach Moore, , 107 maker, 320 Moore, — , petition of, pub- Murphy, John, furniture shipped by, lished in the Pennsylvania Gazette, to John Drummond, 331 280 ; imprisonment of, 280 Murphy, M., Jr., Windsor chairs Moore, Mrs. , 111 shipped by, to John Drummond, Moore, George, shopkeeper, 226, 228, 332 230 Murray, Charles, English Consul to MOORE, HANNAH, 270 Madeira, 237; country seat of, Moore, Hannah, 43 237, 238 Moore, James, 228, 231, 235 Murray, William, 230 MOORE, PATRICK, 270 Muscovia, Czar of, 351 Moore, Philip, 231; part owner of Muskingum River, 161 ship United States, 226 ; furniture Myers, Samuel, furniture consigned shipped to New York by, 314 to, Petersburg, 328 Moore, S. Preston, 131 Moore, T. L., 366 Nairn, -,, _.104. , 121 Moore, President William, 361 Nancario, John, 58 Moravians, flag made by nuns and NASH, HANNAH, 268 presented to General Pulaski, 18 ; NASSAU, REVEREND , 182 settlements of, in Maryland, 137 ; NASSAU, H., 182 in North Carolina, 151 Neate, , 104, 106 Moreau, General, 210, 213, 214 Neave, , 109 Morgan, Colonel Jacob, 36 Necker, M., 217 Morgan, Morgan ap, 139 Needham, Edmund, furniture shipped MORIARTY, DENNIS, 271 by, to Salem, 329 MO'RIARTY, ELIZABETH, 271 NEISS, CATHARINE, 269 MORRELL, BETSEY, 180 Nelson, -, 105 MORRELL, SALLY, 180 Neuss, see Nys Morris, , 39, 67, 107 Neio Brunswick, 13 Morris, Captain, 98, 99, 100 New Castle, 230, 231 Morris, Governor, 43 New England Confederation, 197, MORRIS, ABEL, 271 198 MORRIS, ANN, ANNE, 271 New England, Puritan settlements MORRIS, AUGUSTUS, 271 in, 333, 334 Morris, Deborah, 36, 38, 40, 42, 43, New Garden, North Carolina, 46, 47, 49, 50, 52, 53, 57-87 Quaker meeting established at, MORRIS, ELEANOR, 120 153 Morris, Elizabeth, 38, 41, 53 New Lancaster, Ohio, laid out by Morris, Isaac, 66, 77, 79, 82, 83, 85, Ebenezer Zane, first German news- 86 paper west of Alleghenies pub- Morris, Israel, 50 lished at, 161 Morris, Mrs. Joseph, 72 New Mecklenburg, settled by Penn- MORRIS, LUKE, 271 sylvania Germans, 139 MORRIS, MARY, 271 New Netherlands, Dutch settlement Morris, Mary, 184 of, 333 Morris, Robert, 203 ; to John Jay on "New Printing Office," 30 the advisability of using American New Providence, furniture shipped ships for commerce, 225; part to, from Philadelphia, 311, 322- owner of Empress of China, 225 ; 324 owner of same, 226; owner of ship New York, 13, 17, 208; General Luzerne, 227 Washington at, 10, 12; British Morris, Susanna, 184 Army prepared to take, 12; fire Morris, Thomas, 84, 203 at Cruger's Dock, August 5, 1778, Morrow, Jeremiah, first Representa- 47 ; expenses of Benjamin and Wil- tive from Ohio, 162; president liam Franklin to, 100-102; furni- first railroad to Cincinnati, 163 ture shipped to, from Philadel- MORROW, MARGARETH, 261 phia, 305, 312-314, 320, 321, 323, MORTON, ANN, 271 320 406 Index NEWMAN, MARY, 181 Oudinot, Marshal, 221 Ney, Marshal, 211 Overton, Captain Richard, descrip- Neys, see Nys tion of earthquake in Lisbon, by, Nice, see Nys 26, 27 Nicholes, William, 228 Owen, Mary, 112 NICHOLS, JANE, 271 Owen's Creek, 137 Nichols, Samuel, 273 OZEAS, GEORGE, 271 Nicholson, Captain of the Rebecca & OZEAS, MARY, 271 Susanna, 114 Ozeas, Peter, 271 Niester, 7, 8 Nind, 108, 112, 118 PAGE, ELIZABETH, 271 Nixon & Foster, Windsor chairs Page, Joseph, 263 shipped to Virginia by, 318 PAGE, STEPHEN, 271 "No Cross No Crown" by William Page, Stephen, 268 Penn, 1668, 334, 335 PAINTER, DANIEL, 271 Noble, Phebe, 268 Painter, John, letter of William Norfolk, furniture shipped from Hepburn to John Painter, 1819, Philadelphia to Mr. Featherbridge 192 at, 316, 317 PAINTER, MARTHA, 271 Norris, , 125 Pallison, , 37 Norris, Mrs. —, 72 Palmer, John, 275 Norris, Charles, 114, 304 Paltsits, , 30 Norris, Isaac, 74, 98, 114, 115, 118- PARHAM, MARY, 260 120, 125-132 ; appointed by Penn- Parker, Alexander, founder of Par- sylvania Assembly as Commis- kersburg, West Virginia, 149 sioner to England, 1757, 97 ; Ben- Parker, Daniel, part owner of ship jamin Franklin to, 121; to Jona- Empress of China, 225 than Dickinson, 346, 347 Parker, Edward, 259 Norris, Isaac, Sr., Journal of, 1709- Parker, Edward, Jr., 259 1716, owned by The Historical So- Parker, J., 100, 193 ciety of Pennsylvania, 171; ex- Parker, James, printer, New York, tracts from, relating to John Nys, partner of Benjamin Franklin, 171 107, 108, 109, 115, 116, 118, 121, Norris, J., 118 123, 126 Norris, Molly, 43; house of, struck Parker, Admiral Sir Peter, 10 by lightning, 85 Parkersburg, West Virginia, founded Norris, William, 364 by Alexander Parker, 149 North Carolina, early settlers in, 135, Parliamentary Grant, statement of, 136, 145, 147, 150-159, 161, 162; for Pennsylvania, 1758, 127, 128 furniture shipped from Philadel- PARMA, DUCHESS OF, 180 phia to, 310-318, 320-330 Parrock, James, appraiser for an es- North Castle, 12 tate of James Spencer, 171; wit- Notes and Queries, 95, 187, 373 ness to will of James Spencer, 171 Parrot & De Grey, 110 Nottingham, 138 Parry, Governor of Barbadoes, 256, Nourse, , bookseller, 105, 112, 257 120 PARRY, ANNE, 271 Nunez, Duke Fernand, 214 PARRY, JOHN, 271 Nys, Johan, Johannis, see Nys, John Partridge, Richard, Provincial Agent, Nys, John, silversmith, silver made 97, 109, 110, 118, 126 by, 170-173; French Huguenot, PASCHALL, ANN, 173 170; arrival of, in Philadelphia, Paschall, Ann, 172 ; presents a silver 170 ; silver porringer made by, pre- porringer to The Historical Society sented to The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 170 of Pennsylvania, 170; mark of, Passol, Captain Francis ed, 246, 247 170, 173; residence and shop of, Patten, William, 373 171; witness to will of James Patterson, Colonel, 89 Spencer, 171; appraiser for es- Patton, Hugh, Windsor chairs tate of James Spencer, 171; men- shipped by, to Norfolk, 328 tioned in Journal of Isaac Norris, Patton, John, 317 Sr., 1712, 171 PATRICK, ELIZABETH, 275 PATRICK, THOMAS, 275 OBORN, ANN, 173 Paul, Emperor of Russia, death of, OBORN, ELIZABETH, 173 182 Ogeechee River, 21 PAUL, ELIZABETH, 271 Ord, Lieutenant, 90 PAUL, JONATHAN, 271 O'Hara, Colonel, 88, 89 PAUL, JOSIAH, 271 Ohio, early settlers in, 159-164 PAUL, MARY, 271 Ohio River, 149, 158, 159, 162 PAWLING, JOHN, 269 Ohio Valley, 161 Pawling, Josiah, 274 Oliphant, William, 274 PAWLING, REBECCA, 269 Opequon River, 140, 143, 146 Paxtang, 156 Orleans, 213 Payne, Captain, 90 OSBORNE, RHODA, 259 Peale, Charles Willson, 43, 46-48, Osborne, , 107, 114, 120, 126 51, 52; agent for confiscated es- Oswald, Miss, 37, 53 tates, 1778, 36 Oswald, Peggy, 38, 68, 84 Pearce, Thomas, 309 Ott, David, 275 Pearson, , 116 OTTO, CATHERINE, 268 Peck, Ken., 126, 129 Index 407 Pemberton, , 83 "Peter," servant of Benjamin Frank- Pemberton, Hannah, 80, 86, 87 lin, 99 Pemberton, Israel, 36-38, 40, 41, Peters, Reverend Richard, 174 46-48, 54, 74 ; death of, 77 ; Ben- PEYTON, MARGARET, 182 jamin Franklin to, 1759, 123 Pheiffer, Georg, professor of music, Pemberton, James, 367 179 Pemberton, John, 36, 37, 47, 73, 81, Philadelphia, 13-15, 208, 209, 231, 86, 87 234, 255; removal of Congress Pembroke, Lord, 99 from, to Baltimore, 12 ; American Penington, , 57 troops enter, 1778, 36; bequest of Penington, Mrs., 58, 72 Benjamin Franklin to, 207; Cus- Penington, Isaac, 74 toms House Book of Entries, 1784- Penington, John(?), 87 1785, extracts from, 226; Wind- Penington, Nancy, 78 sor chairs made in, 1745 and Penington, Sally, 49, 74 later, 301-332; Theatre opened Penn, , case of, tried March, in, at Plumsteads, 1754, 354, 355 1779, 68 opposition to Theatre opened in 355 ; "Who Were the Wardens of?' PENN, CAPTAIN GILES, 175 373; watchmen appointed, 373 Penn, Governor John, 358 wardens appointed, 373 PENN, RACHEL, 175 Philadelphia Silver Porringer, A, by PENN, WILLIAM, 175 Harrold E. Gillingham, 170 Penn, William, 172, 197, 344, 351; Philadelphia Windsor Chair, The, quoted, 170; entry in cash book, And Its Journeyings, by Harrold 170, 171; grant of land to, 333 ; E. Gillingham, 301 imprisoned, 334; "No Cross, No PHILIPS, ANNA, 261 Crown", by, 334, 335; plays and Phillips, Alexander, 275 other amusements prohibited in Phillips, P. L., 30 Pennsylvania by, 336, 337, 339, Physick, Dr. Emlen, 177 340; Frame of Government by, Pickens, Andrew, Huguenot, re- 337, 338, 339; to , moves from Pennsylvania to South 342; in favor with the Stuarts, Carolina, 156 340; accused of disloyalty, 340, "Pickle Herring," 351 341; James Logan to, 345; law Pico, Island of, description of, 233, against plays and games passed 234 by, disallowed, 348, 349 Pidgeon, Conrad, 266 Penn Estates, 200 PIDGEON, ELIZABETH, 266 Penn fireplace, see Franklin stove Pierce, Franklin, 291 Pennapacker, Jacob, 271 Pilmore, Dr. Joseph, 367 Pennington, C, 36 PINCHIN, JANE, 271 Pennsylvania, Supreme Executive PINCHIN, WILLIAM, 271 Council of, 43 ; letter of the Coun- Pintard, John Marston, United cil to Mrs. Galloway, signed by States Consul at Fonschial, 235, , 45 ; Supreme Execu- 236 tive Council, 49, 50, 51; statement Pittsburgh, 159 of Parliamentary Grant, 1758, 127, Plays and Games, acts against, 1705— 128 ; immigration to, 134 ; emigra- 6, 346, 349; 1710-11, 349; dis- tion from, 134-164; Assembly of, allowed, 350 imprisonment of Rev. William Plays and other amusements, at- Smith and Moore, by, 280; plays tacked by William Penn, 335, 336, and other amusements, prohibited 337 by William Penn, in Pennsylvania, Pleasant, Polly, 42, 53 3*36, 337, 339, 340 ; Frame of Gov- Pleasant, Samuel, 86 ernment of, 337, 338, 339; prac- Plumstead, William, biographical tices prohibited in, 341, 342 ; Proc- note, 354 lamation against vice in, 342, 343 ; POALK, ELEANOR, 272 second Proclamation, 347, 348 POALK, JAMES, 272 Point-Breeze, Bordentown, New Pennsylvania as an Early Distrib- Jersey, residence of Joseph Bona- uting Center of Population, by parte, 209, 221, 222 Wayland Fuller Dunaway, 134; Poland, election of King of, 2, 3; Bibliography of, 164-169 description of, at present day, 23 Pennsylvania versus the Theatre, POLK CHARLES, 272 by William S. Dye, Jr., 333-372 POLK, RUTH, 272 Pennsylvania German settlers in Poll, Joseph, 46, 61 Maryland, 136-138, 150, 159; in POLLARD, HANNAH, 272 Virginia, 139-41, 152; in West POLLARD, PETER, 272 Virginia, 141, 148-150; in North Pondicherry, 228-230, 240, 250- Carolina, 150-153, 159; in South 252; description of, 252; cap- Carolina, 154; in Kentucky, 159; tured by the British, 252 ; recap- in Ohio, 161; in Illinois, 164 tured, 252, 253 Pennsylvania Hospital, founded by Poniatowski, King of Poland, 2 Benjamin Franklin, 196; "Ham- Popple, , 348 let" presented for the benefit of, Port-au-Prince, furniture shipped 356 from Philadelphia to, 328, 329 Penrose, Colonel , 37, 58, 59, Porter, General, 162 79 Portis, Messrs., 128, 129 Penrose, Thomas, 367 Portsmouth, furniture shipped from Peter, John, 229 Philadelphia to, 331 408 Index Post, John Frederick, journals of, Revolution, 9 ; receives a letter of published with "Enquiries into the Introduction from Benjamin Frank- Causes of Alienation of Delaware lin to George Washington, 9 ; ar- & Shawanese Indians, etc.," 1759, rives in America, 1777, 9; joins 122, 123 the American Army as a volun- Potocki, Count, 7 teer, 13 ; put in charge of cavalry, Potomac River, 139, 148, 149 14; recommendation of General POTTER, MARGARET, 273 Washington for the post, 14; at Potts, , 47 Battle of Brandywine, 14; ap- Potts, Mrs., 46, 50, 60, 81 pointed Brigadier-General in com- Potts, John, 230 mand of the cavalry, 14; meetsi Potts, Molly, 73 British near Warren Tavern, 15 ; Potts, Samuel, 59 at Battle of Germantown, 15 ; at POUGE, REBECCA, 270 Valley Forge, 15, 16; under Gen- POULTNEY, CATHERINE, 272 eral Wayne, in New Jersey, 16; POULTNEY, WILLIAM, 272 resigns his command and returns Poultney, William, 259 to Valley Forge, 16; desires to Powell, Mrs. 184 form his own corps and is au- POWELL, ANN, 260 thorized to do so by General Wash- Power, Captain of the Terrible, 109, ington and Congress, at York, 16, 110 17; Pulaski's Legion formed by, Powers, Thomas, 273 17; at Little Egg Harbor, 17; Pradt, Abbe", 215 ; biographical ordered to Trenton, 17 ; stationed note, 224 ; book by, 216 at Minnisink, 18; appointed to Presbyterians, early settlers in Vir- support Gen. Lincoln in command ginia, 143, 144; in North Caro- of the Southern department, 18; lina, 153 at Charleston, 1-8, 19, 20 ; banner Prescott, General, with British given to, by Moravian nuns, at troops enter Charleston, 18, 19 Bethlehem, 18; at Savannah, 20, Preston, William, 296 21; wounded at Siege of Savan- Prevost, General Augustine, 19, 20 nah, 21; conveyed to United States PRICE, CHANDLER, 178, 181 Brig, Wasp, 22 ; death of, October Price, Chandler, Susannah Assheton 11, 1779; funeral procession of, visits, 178, 179 ; account of, 178 22 ; words of King of Poland on PRICE, E., 182 hearing of death of, 23 PRICE, ELIZABETH, 180 Pulaski, Francis, 4 ; death of, 8 PRICE, ELLEN, 180, 181 Pulaski, Marshal Joseph, Magistrate Price, Ellen, 178 of Warech, 4 ; Marshal of troops, Price, Howell, furniture consigned 5-7; signs Compact of Barr, 5; to, at Baltimore, 331 three sons of, reported killed, 7; PRICE, JOHN, 175 death of, in prison, 7, 8 PRICE, JONATHAN, 175 Pulaski Day Committee, request of, PRICE, MARY, 175, 181 to John Frederick Lewis to de- Price, Michael, 268 liver an address on General Casi- PRICE, RUTH, 175 mir Pulaski, on Columbus Day, PRICE, SARAH, 180, 182 1929, 1 PRICHARD, MARY, 262 "Pulaski's Banner," in possession of Priestley, Dr. Joseph, Benjamin Maryland Historical Society, 18 Franklin to, 202 "Pulaski's Legion," formed, 16, 17 Prime, Alfred Coxe, 301, 302, 306 Pulicate, 251 Princeton, 13, 100 Punderson, , 116 Pringle, Dr., 107 PURSELL, ANNE, 272 Pritchet, J., 184 PURSELL, HENRY D., 272 Proclamation against vice in Penn- Putnam, General Israel, 11 sylvania, 347, 348 Proctor, Colonel, 80 Proctor, Thomas, 272 Quakers, early settlers in Maryland, Provost, Major Augustin, 266 135-137, 139, 146, 147, 153, 156, Prussia, King of, 212, 220 162, 164 ; in North Carolina, 153 ; Prynne, , 335 in South Carolina, 155; in Ohio, PRYOR, CHARLES, 272 162; established in Virginia, 146, PRYOR, MARY, 272 147 ; in North Carolina, 153 Public Career of Benjamin Frank- Quebec Act, 1774, 283, 284. 285 lin, A Life of Service, by Herman Queen Anne, laws vetoed, 1705, 344, V. Ames, 193 345 Pulaski, Count Casimir, 4, 8; cele- Quesnay, Alexander, opens South- bration of 150th anniversary of wark Theatre, Philadelphia, 360 death of, in Philadelphia, 1-23 ; an address by John Frederick Lewis, Race, D., 117 on, 1929, 1-23; birth of, 2 ; edu- Raggee, James, 330 cation and military training of, Raguet, C. P., furniture shipped by, 2 ; military record of, 2, 4, 5, 7, to Charleston, 327, 328, 329 8, 14-22; reported as killed, 7; Raguet, Claudius, furniture shipped besieged in Monastery of Berder- to John Richards by, 330; to chef, 7 ; signs Compact at Barr, 8 ; Savannah by, 331 first to take up arms for Poland's Raguet, James, 305 freedom, 8; escapes from Poland, Raguet, John P., Windsor chairs 8; arrives in France, 1777; de- shipped to George Kelly by, 329 ; cides to fight for America in the to John Richards by, 329 Index 409

Rahl, Colonel -, in command of Reynolds, John, 86 the Hessians at Trenton, 63 Reynolds, General John F., 296 RAHR, CATHERINE, 272 REYNOLDS, MARGARET, 272 RAHR, MARTIN, 272 REYNOLDS, REVEREND T., 182 Ramsay, , 104 Rhoads, Samuel, 36, 37, 41, 44, 53 Ramsay, David, 296; removes from Rhode Island, furniture shipped from Pennsylvania to South Carolina, Philadelphia to, 315, 325 156 RIBAUD, ROSE, 263 Rand, B. H., Writing School of, 179, Rice, John, 117, 263 180 Rice, Patrick, Windsor Chairs Randolph, John, 144 shipped by, to Charleston, 320 Randolph, Richard, 144 Richards, John, 330 RAPP, SABINA, 261 Richards, William, furniture shipped Rawle, Misses, 67, 72 to Severin Erickson, Wilmington, Razor, , 118, 126 N. C, by, 328 REACH STADT, DUKE OF, 180 Richardson, , 296 Read, 363 Richardson, Hannah, 78 Read, John, 80, 268 Richardson, Polly, 78 READ, SUSANNA, 272 Richelieu, one of the Galloway es- READ, WILLIAM, 272 tates, 62 Readle, Mrs., 184 RICHEY, DAVID, 272 Redman, Mr. , 38 RICHEY, NANCY, 272 Redman, Miss, 77 Richie, , 77, 83 Redman, Mrs., 37-39, 42, 46-48, 50, Richie, Sally, 77 52, 59, 66, 72, 73, 75, 81, 82, 84, Richie, Thomas R., 227 85 Richmond, Christiana, death of, 184 REDMAN, ELIZABETH, 174, 227 Rickards, , hatter, 107 Redman, Jack, 32, 38, 42, 56, 59 Ricker(?), Thomas, 48 REDMAN, JOHN, 174, 227 Riddell, Honourable William Ren- Redman, John, part owner of ship wick, Echo in Canada of the Im- United States, 226, 227 prisonment by the Assembly of Redman, Mrs. John, 36, 43, 53, 56 Pennsylvania of Provost, The Rev- REDMAN, DR. JOHN, 174, 227 erend William Smith, in 1758, by, Redman, Dr. John, 36, 42, 43, 52- 280 54, 66, 81, 184 Riddle, , 78 Redman, Dr. John, Sr., 367 RIFFETT, MARY, 2, 4 Redman, John E., 226 Right, John, 228 REDMAN, JOSEPH, 174, 227 Riots against high prices of goods, Redman, Joseph, 40, 41, 58, 67, 78, 82 866 Risdale, Captain, 90 Redman, Dr. Joseph, 230 RITTENHOUSE, NICHOLAS, 272 Redman, Nancy, 42, 53, 67, 71, 85 RITTENHOUSE, TACEY, 272 Redman, Rebecca (Becky), 37, 46, Roanoke College, founded by the 47, 53, 61, 65, 67, 70 Germans, 141 REDMAN, SUSANNAH, 174, 227 Roberdeau, General Daniel, 373 REDMAN, DR. THOMAS, 227 Roberson, General , 89 Redman, Dr. Thomas, 38, 39, 59, 70, ROBERTS, ABIGAIL, 273 228; surgeon of the ship United ROBERTS, ABRAHAM, 272 States, biographical, 227; journal ROBERTS, HANNAH, 260 of ship United States by, 227 ; in- Roberts, Hugh, warden of Philadel- troduced to "Neptune," 233 phia, 373 REDROW, MARY, 264 Roberts, James, 114 Redstone Meeting, 162 Roberts, John, convicted of giving Bedstone Old Fort, 159 aid to the enemy, 1778, 48; execu- Reed, Parson, 37 tion of, 56 Reed, Mrs., 81 ROBERTS, JOSEPH, 273 Reed, John, 263 ROBERTS, MARY, 261 Reed, President Joseph, 61, 67, 82 ROBERTS, RACHEL, 272 Reed, William B., 300 ROBERTSON, CATHRINE, 273 Reed & Forde, Windsor chairs ROBERTSON, JAMES, 273 shipped to Walter Smith, Alexan- Robinson, Beverly, 129 dria, 331 Robinson, John, 144 REEDLE, ROSANNA, 267 Robinson, Robert, 228 Reedy Island, 231 Rodgers, Rev. William, 273, 367 Re^nier, , 120 Rodman, Gilbert, 263 REICHEY, CATHERINE, 272 Rodman, Philip, 265 REILY, JOHN, 272 Rogers, Mrs. Harry, Letter to "Mr. REILY, SARAH, 272 John Painter" from William Hep- REINHARD, PETER, 272 burn, Williamsport, January 8, REINHARD, SARAH, 272 1819, contributed by, 192; Mar- Reinhart, George, 268 riage Bonds in the State Library, Reson(?), Mr. , 40 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, tran- Restoration plays, charges against, scribed and contributed by, 259- by Jeremy Collier, 335, 340, 348 276 Rethier, Frederick, 267 Roller, John Peter, early settler in Revesby Sword Play, 351 Virginia, 147 Reynhard, , 229 , King of, 211, 212 REYNOT/DS, HANNAH, 268 ROSE, DR. , 182 REYNOLDS, JOHN, 272 ROSE, ANNA, 181 410 Index ROSE, CHANDLER PRICE, 181, Saville, George, 269 184 Saylor, Jacob, 262 ROSE, SARAH, 182 SAYRE, LEONARD, 273 ROSENBERRY, POLLY, 185 SAYRE, MARGARET, 273 Ross, Alexander, early settler in SCANLAN, ELIZABETH, 273 Frederick County, 146 SCANLAN, JOHN, 273 Ross, George, 45 Scannel, Joseph, 103 ROSS, JANE, 273 Scantling, Michael, 229 Ross, John, furniture shipped to Schelling, Professor F. E., 348 New York by, 314 Schlatter, Michael, 103, 259-261, ROSS, THOMAS, 273 263, 265, 266, 269, 271-274 Ross, Thomas, 78 Schlegel, Mr., 217 ROUW, CONRAD, 273 Schley, Admiral Winfield Scott, 138 ROUW, MARY, 273 SCHREINER, CHRISTOPHER, 273 Royal Society, 106 SCHREINER, ELIZABETH, 273 RUDOLPH, MARTHA, 273 SCHREINER, KITTY, 265 RUDOLPH, TOBIAS, Jr., 273 Schryder, Frederick, Philadelphia Ruhliere, , historian of Po- coach maker, 320 land, 8 Schuck, Paul, 274 Rupert, Charles, 272 Schutz, , 104 Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 184, 203 Schuyler, Colonel, 120 RUSH, KITTY, 262 Schwartzenburg, Prince, 212 Russell, Phillips, "Benjamin Frank- Scioto River, 160 lin, the First Civilized American," Scotch-Irish settlers, in Maryland, by, 195 137, 138, 147, 150, 155, 158, 161 ; Russell, Robert, furniture shipped in Virginia, 138, 139, 142-146, to New York by, 314 148, 150, 155, 158, 161; in West Russia, Emperor of, 212, 219, 220 Virginia, 148, 149 ; in North Caro- Rust, Leonard, 268 lina, 151-155, 161; in South Caro- RYAN, ANNE, 273 lina, 154-156, 158; in Kentucky Ryan, Philip, 262 and Tennessee, 153, 156-160; in RYAN, TIMOTHY, 273 Ohio, 159-164 ; in Indiana, 164 ; in Ryszeleski, Joseph C, letter of, to Illinois, 164; in Mississippi Val- John Frederick Lewis to deliver ley, 164 an address on General Casimir Scott, Thomas, 246-248 Pulaski, on Columbus Day, 1929, Scull, William, Philadelphia coach 1 maker, 320 Searl, , 90 Sabin, Joseph F., 28 Searle, John, & Co., 236, 237 St. Antonio, 246 Seilhamer, G. O., 353, 359, 361, 364 St. Christophers, furniture shipped Seiter, Adam, 261 to, from Philadelphia, 311 Sellers, Charles Coleman, Theophilus St. Croix, furniture shipped from the Battle Axe. A History of the Philadelphia to, 324, 325, 326, 327 Lives and Adventures of Theophi- St. Domingo, furniture shipped from lus Ransom Gates and the Battle Philadelphia to, 331 Axes, notice of, 384 St. Eustatia, furniture shipped from Sellers, John, 262 Philadelphia to, 324, 325, 326, 327 SELLERS, SARAH, 274 St. Helena, 255 Serre, Francis, 263 St. John's, N. B., furniture shipped Service, John, 269 from Philadelphia to, 327 SHAKESPEAR, DAVID, 273 St. Mary's Island, description of, 234 SHAKESPEAR, ELIZABETH, 273 St. Michael, Island of, 234 Shakespeare, William, 333 Salem, see Winston-Salem SHALCROSS, ELIZABETH, 273 Salem, , furniture SHALCROSS, WILLIAM, 273 shipped from Philadelphia to, 311, SHANNON, MARY, 175 315, 329 Shannon, William, 263, 272 Salem, North Carolina, 151; Salem Sharpe, Joshua, 110 College founded, 1804, 151; Mo- Sharpsburg, 137 ravian settlement in, 151 SHEAF, MARY, 264 Salem Female Academy, see Salem Shearel, see Sherald College SHEED, GEORGE, 273 Salisbury, North Carolina, 152 SHEED, REBECCA, 273 Salt, shortage of, 61 Sheed and White, Philadelphia cabi- Sandford, Captain, Bucks County net makers, 301 Light Dragoons, British Rear- SHELLER, HANNAH, 262 guard, 58 ; taken prisoner, 57 Shenandoah Valley, settlers in, 138, SANDS, FRANCIS, 273 139, 140, 143 SANDS, NANCY, 273 Shenk, Hiram H., State Archivist, Sandy Hook, 102 259 Sargent, John, 344 Shenstone, , 292 Saul, Joseph, Philadelphia chair Shepherdstown, see New Mecklen- maker, 307 burg, 139 Saunders, Hannah, 53 SHEPPARD, MARTHA, 273 Savannah, 19, 20 ; British in posses- SHEPPARD, NATHAN, 273 sion of, 18 ; siege of, 20, 21 SHERALD, JO SI AH, 305 Savannah River, 20 Sherald, Josiah, Philadelphia chair Savary, General Anne Jean Marie maker, advertisement of, 305 Rene", 210, 211 SHERALD, RACHEL, 305 Index 411

"Sherborne", The, 116 Smith, Reverend William, petition SHERCOTT, JOHN, 274 of, to the Assembly of Pennsyl- SHERCOTT, PRISCILLA, 274 vania, 110 ; Echo in Canada of the Sherer, Henry, 276 Imprisonment of, by Hon. William Sherman, Roger, appointed on Com- Renwick Riddell, 280; imprisoned mittee to draft a Declaration of by the Assembly of Pennsylvania, Independence, 11 280-288; causes publication of Shibley, Jacob, 266 charges against Moore, SHIELDS, JOHN, 274 Smyth, Albert H., Writings of Ben- SHIELDS, PRISCILLA, 274 jamin Franklin by, referred to, 98- Shields, William, 228 114 SHIEVELL, CHRISTIANA, 268 Snider, , 291 Shippen, Doctor William, to Doctor SNITZER, REG IN A, 275 Gardiner, 1735, 352 SNODGRASS, JAMES, 274 Shoemaker, 47, 76 SNODGRASS, MARTHA, 274 Shoemaker, Mrs., 42, 58, 62, 67, 72, Snowden, Ann, death of, 184 81, 83 Snowden, Jedediah, Philadelphia Shoemaker, Rebecca, 46, 53, 76 chair maker, 306 Shoemaker, Samuel, sale of confis- Snowden, Joseph, furniture shipped cated estate of, 34, 40 by, to Virginia, 318 Shore, Peter, 113 "Society Hill," performances at, 351, Short, William, 215, 216, 218; bio- 352 graphical note, 224 Sommer, Jacob, 260 Short Greek, 162 Souchet, , 213 Shriner, , 40, 47 Soult, , 213, 214 SHUBART, JACOB, 274 Southbee, William, 342 SHUBART, SARAH, 274 South Carolina, early settlers in, SHUTE, MRS. , 182 from Pennsylvania, 135, 13(3, 145, SHUTE, SARAH, 267 147, 150, 152, 154, 155-158 Shutz, Conrad, paper maker, Phila- Southwark Theatre, 357, 359, 360; delphia, 112, 113 opened by Alexander Quesnay, Shutz, Johannes, 113 1782, 360 ; George Washington at- Sidney, Lawrence, 117 tends performances at, 361, 363; Silver made by John Nys, 170-173 second season, 363 Simcoe, Lieutenant Governor of Can- SOWTHER, JOHN, 274 ada, 287, 288 SOWTHER, MARGARET, 274 Simes, John, masquerade at house Spangenburg, Bishop August Gott- of, 344 lieb, 151 Simmonds, Thomas, 276 Spangler, George, British Spy, exe- Simpson, Mrs., 229 cuted August 14, 1778, 49 Simson, , 113 Sparks, Jared, quoted, 24 SINNER, MARY, 260 Spartanourg, settled by Scotch-Irish, Sioussat, St. George Leakin, Edward 155 Channing, 1856-1831, by, 277-279 Spencer, James, mariner, estate of, Sisson, , 104, 113, 114 171 SISSON, MARY, 274 SPENCER, SARAH, 186 SISSON, THOMAS, 274 Spicer, Mrs. , 42 Siter, Adam, 271 Spicer, Bobby, 42 Slavery, Warner Mifflin opposed to, SPILTER, CHRISTOPHER, 274 45 ; opinion of, by Mrs. Galloway, SPILTER, ELIZABETH, 274 63 Spofford, Ernest, Introduction to Slaymaker, Mr. , 208 "Theophilus the Battle Axe," by Small, Captain, of the Three Friends, Charles Coleman Sellers, 384 115 SPONG, ELIZABETH, 271 Smilie, , 363 SPROSON, ANNE, 274 Smith, , 46, 47, 52, 56, 59, SPROSON, JOHN, 274 60-66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 76, 77, 79- Sprosse, Thomas, 332 87, 229 Stackhouse, , 62 Smith, Captain, of the America, 111 Stackhouse, Thomas, 38, 64, 71, 73, Smith, Mrs., 57, 67, 71, 84 93 Smith, Mrs. Dr. , 58, 67, 74 STAGGOE, HANNAH, 276 Smith, Allen, 215, 216 Stamp Act, Benjamin Franklin's at- Smith, Anchor, 270 titude in regard to, 200, 201 Smith, Cosmas, 266 Stanbury, Mrs., 184 SMITH, ELIZABETH, 267, 269, 276 Stanley, John, 116; blind organist SMITH, E P H R A I M FITZRAN- and composer, 121; friend of Ben- DOLPH, M.D., 181 jamin Franklin, 121 Smith, Goodey, 123 Stanley, John W., & Co., furniture Smith, Isaac, 259 shipped by, to Newberne, 318 Smith, James, 272 Stapler, Hester, 80 Smith, John, 271 ; brought to court Stapler, John, 59, 64, 68, 74 for masquerading, 343, 344 Stapler, John, Jr., 94 SMITH, LETITIA, 181 Stapler, Rachel, 70 SMITH, LETITIA HENRY, 180 Stapler, Thomas, 36, 37, 45, 64, 67, Smith, Walter, 331 68, 70, 74, 83, 93 Smith, William (Billy, Willy), 61, Stapler, William, 62 67, 85, 88 Staten Island, 11 412 Index

Stauffer, Jacob, founder of Stauffer- Suter+J \JL LCI) , y 29£d C77 I stadt, 139, 140 SUTTON, EDITH, 259 Staufferstadt, founded by Jacob Swaine, Francis, 269 Stauffer, 139 SWAINE, PRISCILLA, 274 Staunton, William, 262 Swarr, Hiram B., lifelong friend of Staunton, 140, 145, 155 James Buchanan, 295, 296 Stauth, John, 271 Sweeny, Catherine, 272 Steel, Alexander, 270 SWEENY, HUGH, 274 STEEL, JOHN, 274 SWEENY, MARY, 274 STEEL, MARY, 274 SWEN, MARGARET, 274 Stephens, Captain, 89, 90 Swift, , 86, 87 Stephens, John, death of, 228, 256 Swift, Alice, marriage of, 59 Stephens, Thomas, 115 Swift, John, 64 Stephenson, Robert, Windsor chairs Swift, Joseph, 367 Switzer, John, 259 shipped by, to St. Croix, 318 SWOOPE, MARY, 261 Sterr, George, 274 Sykes & Wharton, furniture shipped Stevens, Henry, 24 by, to South Carolina, 320 Stevens, Thaddeus, lawyer, 291, 296 Symmer, , 107 Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret, 106, 108, Symons, Henry, 63 109, 110, 112, 115, 118, 125-127 ; Symons, Mrs. Henry, 83 Benjamin Franklin lodges with, Sympson, Mrs., 51 100, 102, 103 Syng, Philip, warden of Philadel- Steward, Walter, 366 phia, 373 Stewart, Duncan, 259 SYNK, REBECCA, 274 Stiles, William, 264 Stinbare, Captain Christian, 245, Tagart, David, 269 247, 248 Talleyrand, Charles Maurice de, 214, Stirling, Colonel, r 89 Stirling, General William Alexander, 215, 220; description of, 216-218; Lord, 11 and the Battle of Hohenlinden, Stites, Major, 160 217, 218 STITES, HANNAH, 272 Tanneytown, 137 Stiver, Sarah, 344 Tarrascon & Jeumel, furniture STOCK, ELIZABETH, 274 shipped to Dallest & Calier, by, Stock, John, 274 332 STOCK, SAMUEL, 274 Taverns, see Inns Stokes, , 179 Taylor, , 106 STOKES, MARIA, 182 Taylor, A., 103 STOKES, N., 182 Taylor, Everhard Longcope, 264 STOKES, NANCY, 182 TAYLOR, FRANCIS, 274 Stone, E., 117 Taylor, John, 102, 270 Stonehenge, 99 TAYLOR, REBECCA, 274 Storey, Enoch, bill of Francis TAYLOR, SARAH, 272 Trumble to, for furniture, 304 Teaney, John, 275 Story, Thomas, 63 Tennessee, early settlers in, 145, 147, Stover, see Stauffer 153, 157 STOWMETZ, GRACE, 274 TEVIS, , 182 STOWMETZ, JOHN, 274 TEVIS, MARY, 182 Strachey, Mr., 89, 90 Texas, Scotch-Irish settlers in, 156 Strahan, William. 98, 103, 105, 114, Theatre, in Pennsylvania, acts and 120, 123, 124, 126 petitions passed for and against, Straker, Mrs., 46, 50 339, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 349, Strange, R., engraver, 117 350, 356, 363, 365. 366, 367, 368, Strasourg, see Staufferstadt, 139 369; plays presented in Philadel- STRAWBRIDGE, REVEREND W., phia, 354-363; at Plumstead's, 186 1754, 354, 355; opposition to, Strayley, George, 263 355; on South Street, 357; first STREEPER, DOROTHY, 259 permanent theatre in America, STRICKER, JOHN, 274 357; protests against, 358; argu- Strieker, Michael, 267 ments for and against, 358-360, STRICKER, SARAH, 274 363-365 STRICKER, SUSANNA, 274 Theophilus the Battle-Axe. A History Stuart, , 60, 110 of the Lives and Adventures of Sturmfelts, Paul, 274 Tbeophilus Ransom Gates and the Sullivan, Jeremiah, 270 Battle Axes, by Charles Coleman Sullivan, General John, 11, 12 Sellers, notice of, 384 Sulliven, John, 270 THOMAS, —, 186 Sumatra, Island of, 230, 244; de- THOMAS, ELIZABETH, 259 scription of, 249, 250 THOMAS, ESTHER, 275 Sumter, 14 Thomas, John, 270 Surat Passage, 249 THOMAS, SAMUEL, 275 Surinam, chairs shipped to, from Thomlinson, , 123 Philadelphia, 316, 326 THOMPSON, ALEXANDER, 275 Surviglieri, see Bonaparte, Joseph THOMPSON, JOHN, 275 Survilliers, see Bonaparte, Joseph Thompson, John, 43, 44, 47, 64, 73, Survilliers, Count, 221 86, 87, 202 "Susan Assheton's Book," edited by Thompson, Martha, 267 Joseph M. Beatty, 174, 175, 177. THOMPSON, MARY, 275 178 THOMPSON, SUSANNA, 275 Index 413 Thomson, Charles, Enquiries into schial, Madeira, 235-238; crosses the Causes of Alienation of the Tropic of Cancer, Equator and Delaware and Shawanese Indians, Tropic of Capricon, 239, 240, 244, etc., by, 122, 123 247, 254, 255, 257 ; Fourth of Thornhill, James, 270 July celebration on, 240; at Thornton, , 56 Acheen, Sumatra, 249-251; at THORNTON, JAMES, JR., 181 Pondicherry, 251-253; at Bridge- Thornton, Joseph, 37, 61 town, Barbadoes, 256, 257 ; ar- Three Friends, 115 rives off Cape Henlopen, 258 Ticonderoga, Battle of, 9 University of Pennsylvania, founded Tilghman, Edward, 70 by Benjamin Franklin, 196 Tilghman, Mrs., 80 Unzaga, Doctor, 215 ; biographical Tilyer, Thomas, 261 note, 224 Timmons, Dean, 264 Tobago, furniture shipped from Valley Forge, Continental Army at, Philadelphia to, 325 15, 16 Tolbert, Samuel, 261 Valley of Virginia, settlers in, 136, Todd, William, Philadelphia coach 138, 141, 142, 143, 152, 158 maker, 320 Valliant, , bookseller, 105 TOMERS, EUNICE, 260 Valton, Augustin, 229 TOMKINS, ANNE, 275 Vandamme, Count Dominique Rene", TOMKINS, JOSEPH, 275 211, 213; biographical note, 224 Tomlinson, 116-118 Vandaring(?), , 56 Tompson, John, 229 VANDERGRIFT, BERNARD, 275 Tom's Creek, 137 VANDERGRIFT, MARY, 275 TOOMY, ANNE, 263 Vanderin, Miss, 67 Tours, 212, 213, 214 VANHORNE, ABIGAIL, 273 Towers, Robert, 267 VANHORNE, DOROTHY, 275 Townsan, Grace, 44 VANHORNE, ISAAC, 275 Transylvania, 157 VANHORNE, JANE, 273 TRAUTWINE, MARY Van Meter, Isaac, early settler in Trautwine, William, 275 Frederick County, 140 TRAUTWINE, WILLIAM, JR., 275 VANNOSTEN, MARY, 267 Trenton, 15, 17; General Washing- VANSANT, SARAH, 266 ton crosses and recrosses the Dela- Vanuxem & Lambert, Windsor chairs ware River, 13 shipped by, to Trinidad, 329 TRESSLEY, JACOB, 275 VAUGHAN, JOHNSTON, 275 TRESSLEY, REGINA, 275 VAUGHAN, RUTH, 275 Trevose, 55; estate of Joseph Gal- Vaughn, John, furniture shipped to loway, 33; estate of Grace Grow- Thomas Emory by, 315, 329 den Galloway, 61 Vessels: In and out of Philadelphia : Trimble, James, 259-276 Abigail, 322; Alice, 315, 329; Trinidad, furniture shipped from Amity, 331; Ann, 325, 331 ; Ante- Philadelphia to, 329, 331 lope, 324 ; Barbadoes Packet, 311, Trotter, Benjamin, Philadelphia 323, 324 ; Becky & Polly, 325 ; Bed- chairmaker, 306 ford, 327; Betsy, 314, 315, 318, Trout, Adam, tavernkeeper, Lan- 321, 323, 324, ' 326, 329; Black caster, 290 Drake, 325 ; Black Duck, 314, 320 ; Truelove, John, 117 Black Jocke, 311 ; Bristol, 325 ; Trumble, Francis, Philadelphia chair Charleston, 327, 329; Charleston maker, 304, 305 ; bill of, to Enoch Packet, 320-325, 327; Charming Storey for furniture, 304; ships Polly, 324; Charming Sally, 328- chairs to Charleston, 305, 327 ; 330 ; Chesapeake, 324 ; Clementina, shipment from his workshop to 321; Cohansey, 321; Columbia, customers, 317 330; Commerce, 318, 328; Con- Tryon, Governor William, 152 stance, 326; Daphne, 318, 320; TURIN, BERNARD, 275 Dauphin, 321, 322 ; Delaware, 315, TURIN, CATHERINE, 275 318, 325, 328, 330 ; De Stadt, 321 ; Turner, 36, 37, 39, 76 Dispatch, 322, 326 ; Dolphin. 322- Turner, Mrs., 36, 50, 62, 63, 67, 73 324, 327, 332 ; Don Unzaga, 324; Turner, Charles, Death of, 228, 256 Duxbury. 325 ; Eliza, 331 ; Eighty Turner, Joseph, 367 Three, 318; Fair American, 331; Turner, William, 40, 42, 75, 76 Fame, 323 ; Fannv, 318 ; Favorite, Tygart River, 149 321 ; Federal, 327 ; Folly, 327 ; Fortune, 320, 323; Friends, 321 ; Union Bridge, 137 Friendship, 311, 321-326, 328, 329 ; Union Library of Philadelphia, 113, Frolic, 321 ; General Washington, 115, 117, 125 ; optical instruments 322; Georgia Packet, 321-326; for, 107 Good Intent, 322, 332; Goodlook- "United States" Log and Journal of out, 322; Hannah, 311 ; Harriett, the Ship United States on a voy- 326 ; Harrison, 321 ; Harry, 324 ; age to China, 1784, 225-258 ; own- Havanna, 322; Hector, 326, 329; ers of, 226; cargo of, 226, suit Helena, 325 ; Hetty, 322, 326, 329 ; against, 227; Journal of, by Dr. Industry, 314, 320-324, 329, 331 ; Thomas Redman, 227 ; officers and Isabella, 321 ; Jack, 328 ; James. passengers, 228, 229 ; leaves Ches- 320; Jane. 320 ; Janet, 323 ; Lark, ter, 230; leaves Newcastle, 231; 320 ; Lethe, 320 ; Letty, 314 ; Lin- anchored off Reedy Island, 231; net, 329 ; Lord Rodney, 250; Love leaves Cape Henlopen, 231; sights and Unity, 322 ; Lydia, 323 ; Maria, Fayal and Pico, 233, 234 ; at Fon- 320, 332 ; Martin, 321 ; Mary, 323, 414 Index 324; Mercury, 311, 324, 327; mand of cavalry, 14; gives per- Minerva, 327; Molly, 325; Mont- mission to General Pulaski to form gomery, 322 ; Nancy, 314, 318, 321, "Pulaski's Legion," 16, 17; passes 322, 323, 325, 329, 332 ; Neptune, Mrs. Galloway into Philadelphia, 322; Newbern Packet, 330; New 1777, 33; entertainment for, at York Packet, 331 ; Nonpareil, 331 ; Southwark Theatre, 361; attends Northampton, 321; Pallas, 320; performances at Southwark Thea- Patty, 320; Petersburg, 325; tre, 363 Philadelphia, 320-324, 320-328; Washington, Colonel William, 14 Phoebe, 311, 325, 326; Phoenix, Washington and Lee University, 322 ; Pochahuntus, 318 ; Pigou, founded by the Scotch-Irish, 145 325; Polly, 311, 314, 315, 321, Water ford, Virginia, 146 323-325, 327, 329-331; Ports- Waterloo, Battle of, 221 mouth Packet, 321, 324; Race Watkins, John, 374 Horse, 322 ; Banger, 311, 315 ; Re- Watkins, William, 264, 272 becca, 331; Recovery, 329, 331; Watson, , 78 Richmond, 318, 329, 330; Robert, Watson, Benjamin, 266 331; Romulus, 323 ; Rosanna, 311 ; Watson, Henry, of Edinburgh, 174 Rose, 323; St. Andrew, 330; St. WATSON, REBECCA. 266 John Baptist, 325, 326; Sally, Watson, John Fanning, 344, 352 311, 314, 320, 324, 328, 332; WATT, ELIZABETH, 269. 275 Sally & Jenny, 311; Savannah, WATT, GEORGE, 275 327; Sea Flower, 329; Shillelah, Watt, George, 228. 269 330 ; Sophia, 330 ; South Carolina, WATT, GRACE, 274 331 ; Speedwell, 323-325 ; Success, Wattson, Captain, 90 327 ; Suckey, 318; Support, 322 ; Wattson, James, 269 Tappahannock, 328 ; Terrible, 109 ; Waxhaw Church, 155 Trinidad, 325 ; Tryal, 332; Two Waxhaw, The, settlers arrive on, Betsys, 326-328; Two Friends, 1751, 154 314; Two Sisters, 330; Venus, Way & Hunter, Philadelphia coach 328 ; Virginia, 318, 321; Washing- makers, 320 ton, 328, 330; Williams, 318; Wayne, General Anthony, 15, 16 Wilmington Packet, 328; Win- WAYNE, ELIZABETH. 276 throp, 315, 325 Wayne, Isaac, Philadelphia coach VICAR, ANNE, 275 maker, 320 VICAR, JOHN, 275 WAYNE, SAMUEL, 276 VICKERS, TAMAR, 262 WEAVER. ANNE, 271 Vincing, Polly, 40, 60 Webster, Colonel, 89 Virgil, edition of, by John Basker- Weegman, J. F., 276 ville, 109, 112; presented to WEIR, ALEXANDER HENRY. 180 Harvard College by Benjamin Weir, Alexander Henry, 179 Franklin, 1758, 112 WEIR, ANN MARIA, 181 Virginia, recommendation of Legis- WEIR, ELIZABETH. 182 lature of, to declare Colonies free WEIR, S., 182 from allegiance to the Crown, 11; WEIR, WILLIAM, 181 early settlers in, 135-162; furni- WEIR, SILAS E.. 181, 185 ture shipped from Philadelphia WEIRICK, NICHOLAS. 276 to, 316-318, 325-332 WEIRICK, SUSANNA. 276 Welling'borough, visit of Benjamin Wachovia, settlement of Moravians Franklin to. 119 in North Carolina, 151 Wellington, , 105. 112 Wack, George, 265 WELLS, HANNAH, 276 WACK, MARGARET, 265 Wells, Robert, 276 Walker, Emanuel, 70 WELLS, WILLIAM. 276 WALKER, MARY, 267 WELSH, JANE, 276 Wallace, Philip B., Colonial Iron- WELSH, MICHAEL. 276 work in Old Philadelphia, by Philip Welsh Quakers, in South Carolina, B. Wallace, review of, 96 153, 156 Wallace, Samuel, 86, 274 Welsh settlers in Virginia, 146, 147 Wallon, , 86 Werner, Raymond C, Introduction to Wallon, William, 77 Diary of Grace Growden Galloway, Wain, Nicholas, 367 by, 32-34; acknowledges permis- WALSH, MARY, 266 sion to use the Diary of Grace WALTON, ELIZABETH, 273 Growden Galloway, 35 Wardens, of Philadelphia, 373 WESSEL, REBECCA. 268 Warner, Dr. , 36 West, , 36, 41, 42, 248 Warren, Robert Clemon, 374 West, John, 366 Warren Tavern, Amercian and WEST, MARY, 265 British Forces meet near, 15 West Indies, furniture shipped from Warsaw, 5, 6 Philadelphia to, 307-312, 316-318, Washington, George, 12, 15, 36, 193, 320, 322, 324, 325, 327-330 194, 203, 253; appointed Com- West Virginia, early settlers from mander-in-chief of American forces, Pennsylvania, 139, 141, 145, 147- 9, 10 ; Benjamin Franklin to, 9 ; 149 in New York, 10, 12; at White Westland Meeting, 162 Plains, 12; retreats across New WEYLAND, CONRAD. 276 Jersey to Delaware River, to Penn- WEYLAND, MARY. 276 sylvania, 13; to Congress recom- Weymand, W., 102, 103, 104 mending Count Pulaski for com- Wharton, , 43, 44 Index 415

Wharton, Mrs. - -.. 4.._3 WILSON, MARIAN, 181 Wharton, Hannah, 43, 53, 70, 73, Wilson, Woodrow, quoted, 13 86 WILSTACK, CHARLES, 276 Wharton, Polly, 36-38, 42, 43, 47, WILSTACK, HANNAH, 276 74, 77, 86 Winchester, Reverend Elhanan, 174 ; Wharton, Suckey, 86 note on, 183: death of, 183, 184 Wharton, Thomas, 38, 54, 61, 67, Winchester, Mrs. Elhanan, 184 75, 80 ; purchases Windsor chairs, Winchester, Moses, 184 304 Winchester, 140, 143 Wheatland. residence of James Bu- Windsor chairs made in Philadelphia, chanan at Lancaster, 293, 294, 1745 and later, 301-332 ; sold in 297-299 Boston and Charleston, 301; made Wheeling, West Virginia, settled by in Rhode Island, 301; made in Colonel Ebenezer Zane and broth- Charleston, 302 ers, 149 Winey, Jacob, Warden of Philadel- Whey, George, Philadelphia coach phia, 373 maker, 320 Winston-Salem, headquarters of Mo- White, Mrs. , 41, 54 ravian Church in the South, 151- WHITE, ELIZABETH, 276 152 WHITE, MARTIN, 276 Winthrop, Professor, 110 WHITE, MARY, 264 Winthrop, Stephen, 105 WHITE, WILLIAM, 276 Wirt, Joseph, 264 White, Reverend William, D.D., 227, WOELPPER, JOHN DAVID, 276 367 WOELPPER. HANNAH, 276 Whitebread, Mrs. , 55 Wolfender, William, 270 White Horse Alley, 226 WOOD, ELIZABETH, 276 White Plains, General Washington at, WOOD, WILLIAM, 276 12 Woodoridge, N. J., Benjamin Frank- Whitfleld, Reverend George, 352 lin at, 99 WHITPAINE, SARAH, 269 Woodburgh, 137 Whitworth, Lord, 214 Woodhouse, Samuel W., Jr., M.D., Who Were the Wardens of Philadel- Introduction and Notes on Log phia, 373 and Journal of the Ship United WIGLEY, ANNE, 262 States, 1784, 225-258 Wigmaker, London, 102, 107, 120 Woods, , 363 Wignell, , 364 Woodward, Moses, Jr., Windsor Wilcox, , 54 chairs shipped by, to Portsmouth, Willcox, Wilcox, Polly, 43, 75 331 Willcox, Wilcox, Mrs. , 63, 66, Worner, William Frederick, 2S9, 294 80 Wreck of the Brig "Sally" from Wildbaker, Thomas, 274 Philadelphia, by Harrold E. Gil- Wilderness Road, built by Daniel lingham, 374-378 Boone, 157; used by immigrants Wright, James, Benjamin Franklin to Kentucky, 158 to, 120 Wilford, , 128 Wright's Ferry, 120 Wilkie, J., 122 Wrotchsley, Sir John, 89 Will, Colonel, pewterer, 40, 47, 51, 52 Yadkin River, 151, 152 WILLIAM, JOHN, 182 YARD, SARAH, 276 WILLIAM, SARAH, 182 YARD, WILLIAM, 276 William and Mary, 333, 340 YEAKER, HANNAH, 269 WILLIAMS, CATHERINE ANNE, YELLES, CHRISTINA. 276 262 YELLES. JOHN, 276 Williams, Isaac, 271 Yellow Fever Epidemic in Philadel- WILLIAMS, JANE, 269 phia, experiences during, 177 Williams, John, 330 York, meeting of Congress at, 13, 17 Williams, Jonathan, 103 Yost, Charles, 260, 262 Williams, Samuel, Philadelphia chair YOUNG, ELIZABETH, 276 maker, 306 YOUNG, MARK, 269, 276 Williamsburg, Virginia, 102 YOUNG, MARY, 276 Williamson, R., of Liverpool, printer, Young, Philip, 229 24, 26-29 WILLING, ANNE, 230, 271 Zahn, see Zane WILLING, CHARLES, 227, 230 Zane, Colonel Ebenezer, with his Willing, Charles, 228, 230, 237; in- brothers, pioneer settlers of Wheel- troduced to "Neptune," 233 ing, West Virginia, 149; founder Willing, James, 271 of Zanesville, Ohio, 161 WILLING, THOMAS, 230 ZANE, JONATHAN. 276 Willis, , 128 Zane, Jonathan, warden of Philadel- Wilmington, North Carolina, 152 phia, 373 Wilson, , 46, 109 ZANE, REBECCA, 276 Wilson, D., 112, 120 Zane, Zanes, Sarah, 56, 61, 69, 71. WILSON, ELIZABETH, 276 72, 74, 76, 78, 79, 81, 87 Wilson, Mrs., 50 Zanes, Isaac, 77 Wilson, George, 274 Zanesville, founded by Ebenezer WILSON, JAMES, 276 Zane, 161 Wilson, Honorable James, 205 ; part Zimmerman, Mrs., 184 owner of Ship United States, 226 Zinzendorf, Count, 151, 296