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

Abercrombie, Reverend James, Assis- Baltimore, agreement of merchants tant Rector of Christ Church (fac- of, to suspend trade with England, ing), 312 366 Adams, Charles Francis, 356 Barbados Gazette, published by Adams, Captain James, of the ship Samuel Keimer, 283-287 Elliot, 81 Barber, Edwin Atlee, 119 Adams, John, 356 Barclay, E. E., publisher, 149, 150 Adams, John Quincy, 320 Barnhart Family, query regarding, by Adams, Samuel, opposed to adoption Nat G. Barnhart. 384 of the Constitution by Massachu- Barnum, Mr. , dinner for setts, 201 Washington Celebration, Second Addison* Judge Alexander, 335 Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry, Ainsworth, William Harrison, 134 67 Alcott, A. Bronson, 132, 136 Barrett, Gyles, 216 Alexander, Major , 168 Bartram, Alexander, potter, Philadel- ALLEN, MARY, 43 phia, 100, 112, 113; advertise- ALLEN, NATHANIEL, 43 ments of, 112; property of, 112, Allen, Sergeant Samuel, 62, 72, 73, 113 ; estate of, 1779, 113 77. 78, 178, 375, 376 BARTRAM, ALZIRA, 82 America, The, arrives, 1683, 98. 100 BARTRAM, ANN, 82 American Courier, The, 151 BARTRAM, ANNA MARIA, 82 Ames, Herman V., Franklin, The BARTRAM, CATHARINE, 82 Apostle of Modern Times, by Ber- BARTRAM, ELIZABETH, 81 nard Fay, notice of, by, 188-190 Bartram, Col. George, 74, 75 Andros, Governor Edmund, 214. 243 BARTRAM, GEORGE WASHING- Anthony, Joseph, silversmith, Phila- TON, 81, 82 delphia, 110 Bartram, George Washington, bio- Arnold, General Benedict, 195 ; with graphical note, 81, 82 forces blocked up in James River, BARTRAM, GEORGIANA MARIA, Virginia, 164 82 Arskin, Jonas, 216 BARTRAM, HENRY. 82 Articles of Confederation, 1778, BARTRAM, JOHN, 81, 82 powers and limitations of, 196, BARTRAM, MOSES, 81 198-200 BARTRAM, POCAHONTAS. 82 Ashe, Miles, 106 Bartres, , 119 Ashhurst, Sergeant R.t 375 Bayard, Andrew, 335 ASSHETCXN, ROBERT. 313 BEAKES, BEEKS, genealogical data Assbeton, Robert* buried in Christ of, wanted, by Katharine K. Church, 313 Adams, 288 Associated Regiment, 71 BEATTY, ANN, 156 ATWATER, CHARLES, 82 BEATTY, REVEREND CHARLES, ATWATER, SARAH, 82 155, 156 Aurora, 327, 328, 330, 331, 333, 337, Beatty, Reverend Charles, Chaplain 340, 341, 344. 347, 351; Thomas in French and Indian War, 155; McKean supported by for Gover- anecdote told of, by Benjamin nor, 322, 324; publishes articles Franklin, 155, 156; collects funds against appointments of Thomas for Princeton College, 156; death McKean, 325 of, 156 Avery. John, 217; William Penn to, BEATTY, LIEUTENANT CHARLES 1682, 221 CLINTON, 156 BEATTY, ELIZABETH, 159 BACHE, DEBORAH, 6 BEATTY, MAJOR ERKURIES, 156 Badger, William, 132 Beatty, Major Erkuries, 164, 171- Bagwell, William. 238 173 Baker, Lieutenant , Philadel- BEATTY, COLONEL JOHN, M.D., phia volunteers, 75 156 BAKER, ANN CATHERINE. 82 Beatty, Colonel John, 156: confined BAKER, ANNA MARIA. 82 in Myrtle Prison Ship, 156, 157 BAKER, GEORGE ADAM, 82 BEATTY, JOSEPH M., JR., 155 Baldesqui, Joseph. 120 Beatty, Joseph M., Jr., introduction BALDWIN, PHEBE, 82 to "Letters From Continental Of- Ball, William, goldsmith. Philadel- ficers to Doctor Reading Beatty, phia, 125, 128 1781-1788," 155; other contribu- Baltimore. Lord, 209, 211, 242; con- tions of, 155 test of, for possession of Delaware, BEATTY, DOCTOR READING, 155, 1683, 225 156 388 Index 389

Beatty, Doctor Reading, Letters from Boston, 360, 362; non-importation Continental Officers to, 1781-1788, agreements adopted by, 356 155-174; sketch, of, by Joseph M. Boyle, Captain , Washington Beatty, Jr., 155-159; ancestry of, Fuzileers, 75 156; military services of, 156-158; Brackenridge, Justice, 335 studies medicine under Doctor Bradford, Andrew, 267, 278 Shippen and commissioned Surgeon Bradford, William, 268; controversy in the army, 157; physician in over forged publication of almanac Bucks County, 157; romance of, of, 267, 268 with Christina Wynkoop, 157 ; Cap- BRAMER, MARGARET, 83 tain Isaac Van Home to, 1781,1782, Brand Pluck'd from the Burning, by 1784, 1788, 159, 161, 167, 168, 173, Samuel Keimer, 260 174; Doctor Robert Wharry to, Brandywine, Battle of, 194 1781, 1782, 160, 162, 163, 165 ; Bray, Dr. Thomas, Commissary, Joel Fithian to, 1782, 164; Lieu- founder of the Society for the tenant Samuel Story to, 1782, 164; Propagation of the Gospel, 312 Captain William Sproat to, 1782, (facing), 312 166; Major William Van Lear to, Brecht, see Bright 1782, 167; Lieutenant James Mc- Breintnall, Joseph, 276, 281, 282; Michael to, 1783, 169, 171, 172 The Busybody Papers by, 276 Beck, Captain Daniel, 80 Brice, Captain , 164, 165 Beck, Honorable James M., statue of Briggs, John, 220 John Marshall, presented to the City BRIGHT, ELIZABETH, 185 of Philadelphia by, address at dedi- BRIGHT, GEORGE, 185 cation, 193-208 BRIGHT, JACOB, 184 Bell, John A., publisher, 142 BRIGHT, CAPTAIN JACOB, 185 Bend, Reverend Joseph, Assistant BRIGHT, MICHAEL, 184, 185 Rector of Christ Church (facing), Bright, General Michael, 182; bio- 312 graphical note on, 184, 185 Benezet, Dr. Samuel, surgeon, 75 BRIGHT, SUSANNA, SUSAN, 184, Berford, R. G., publisher, 137, 138 185 Bibliography of the Works of George Brinckloe, John, 227, 229, 233, 238 Lippard, by Joseph Jackson, 131 Briscoll, Thomas, a founder of Christ Blddle, Nicholas, Esquire, address of, Church (facing), 308 at Fourth of July Celebration, Bristow, John, 229 1811, 178 Brockhold, Anthony, 215 Bigot, M., 52 Brotherhood of America, see Brother- Billmeyer, Michael, 305 hood of the Union Binney, Captain , Moyamen- Brotherhood of the Union, founded sing Blues, 75 by George Lippard, 133, 148; mon- Binney, Horace, 349 ; counsel for Ex- ument to George Lippard erected .ecutors of Stephen Girard, 2, 3; by, 1885, 134 credited with writing will of Brown, Charles Brockden, 140, 144 Stephen Girard, 3, 4, 24; lawyer Brunhouse, R. L., The Effect of the of Stephen Girard, 3, 4 Townshend Acts in Pennsylvania, Binns, John, 340, 349, 353 by, 355 Birch, Addam, a founder of Christ Buchanan, Dr. George, 344, 348 Church (facing), 308 BUDD, ELIZABETH, 81 Blackwell, Reverend Robert, Assistant BUDD, REBECCA. 81 Rector of Christ Church (facing), BUDD, THOMAS, 81 312 Bulkely, Sir Richard. 257 Blake, Edward, 227 Bunhill Fields. 258 Blany, Anthony, a founder of Christ BURR, Aaron, 185 Church (facing), 308 Burr, Aaron, 326 Bloore, Stephen, Samuel Keimer, A Burr, Rev. Charles Chauncey, 144 Footnote to the Life of Franklin, Burton, Robert, 238 by, 255 Bury, Edward, a founder of Christ Board of City Trusts, Philadelphia, Church (facing), 308 formed to represent Philadelphia BUSBY, 378 in Girard and other Estates, 3 Busybody Papers, 280 ; published in Bockius, Jacob, 183 the Mercury, 276—278; announce- Boileau, Nathaniel, 329, 330 ment of, 277 BOLLMAN, ELIZABETH. 50 Butland, James, glass manufacturer, BOLLMAN, ERIC B., 50 128 ; Butland & Co., 128 Bonnin, Gousse, with George An- Butler, Lieutenant E., 163 thony Morris form partnership for Bywater, Jarvis, a founder of Christ making china ware, 1769, 115 ; ad- Church (facing), 308 vertisements of, 115-117 ; business unsuccessful and partnership dis- Cabrera, Joseph, of Spanish Legation, solved, 1772, 116, 117 convicted of forgery, 348, 350 Bonnin and Morris, manufacturers of Cadwalader, Captain Thomas, 72, 73, new china ware, advertisements of, 77, 175, 176, 178, 180 115-117; partnership dissolved, Camp Dupont, 377 116, 117 ; ware of, exhibited, 118 Canby, Thomas, 102 Bonsall, Edward, 117 Cann, John, 220, 227, 229 Book Notices, 96, 188 Cantwell, Captain Edmund, 215, 217 Booth, Joseph, 233 Cape Henlopen, 214, 217 Borden, Major , 182, 183 Carlisle, 166, 170 390 Index Carpenter, Joshua, a founder of CLOPP, JOHN, JR.. 183 Christ Church (facing), 308; trus- CLOPP, JOHN, SR., 183 tee of Christ Church, 310 Clopp, John, Sr., biographical note, Carpenter, Samuel, 310 Carr, Sir Robert, 210 COATS, JOAN, 106 Carr, Major Robert, 75 COATS, JOHN, 106 Carson, Honorable Hampton Law- COATS, THOMAS, 106 rence, 4, 14 ; letter of, to Russell COATS, WILLIAM, 106 Duane, 7, 8; examines documents Coats, William, 108 to prove William John Duane the Cobbett, William, 322, 323 author of Stephen Girard's will, Cohansie, 164 8, 9 ; Obituary notice of, 85-88 Colonial Dames of America, hold ex- Cavalier, Jean, 256, 257 hibition of early American silver, Cavalry of Philadelphia, act organ- 1929, 32 izing it into a regiment, 69—71; Colonial Dames of America, Chapter first parade of, 76 II., tablet to Henry Compton, Chalkley, ship, 371 Bishop of London, erected in Chambers, Colonel , 172 Christ Church, Philadelphia, by, Chapman, Doctor John, 174 307 Charles II, 308 ; grant of land by, to Colonial Money, Benjamin Franklin Duke of York, 1664, 210, 211 and, 52-64 Charleston, 161, 162, 164 Coming of the White Man, The, by Charming Polly, The, arrives in port Herbert Ingram Priestley, notice violating agreement of Merchants of, by St. George L. Sioussat. 190 of Philadelphia, 366, 367; sails Compton, Reverend Henry, Bishop of from Philadelphia, 367 London, 308, 309, 311; (facing), Chester, 221 312; tablet erected by Colonial CHEVALIER, JOHN, 110 Dames to, in Christ Church, Phila- CHEVALIER, PETER, 110 delphia, 307 CHEVALIER, SUSANNAH, 110 Conestoga Road, 184 China mending in Philadelphia, 121 Conocheague, 167 Christ Church, Philadelphia, silver Constitution of the United States, presented to, 36 ; The Founding of, supported and interpreted by John by Charles P. Keith, 307-314 ; Ad- Marshall, 199, 201-206 dress at the Unveiling of Memorial Coombe, Reverend Thomas, Assistant Tablets, June 25, 1930, by Charles Rector of Christ Church (facing), P. Keith, 307-314; memorial tab- 313 let to founders of (facing), 308, Cooper, Thomas, Thomas McKean 310; project of building, and lot supported by, for Governorship, purchased, 1694, 1695, 310 ; first 322 building finished, 1696-7, 310 ; Copson, John, merchant of Philadel- memorial tablet to the Rectors and phia, advertisement of, 99 Assistant Rectors, 1695-1836 (fac- Corly, Ann, 81 ing), 312; memorial tablet to Cornbury, Lord, 63 Henry Lentz Elder and his family Cost of Old Silver, The, by Harrold (facing), 314; Architectural Spirit E. Gillingham, 32 of Christ Church, by Horace Wells Cottringer, Mr., 170 Sellers, 315-319 Coutts, James, 236, 238. 239 CHRISTIAN, ELIZABETH, 81 Coxe, Tench, 328, 334 CHRISTIAN, FREDERICK. 81 Cone's Mill, Virginia, 160, 162 CHRISTIAN, MATTHEW, 81 Coxey's Army, by Donald L. Mc- CHRISTIAN, PETER, 81 Murry, notice of, 192 Christian, Peter, 74; biographical CRAMOND, SARAH, 49, 50 note, 81 CRAMOND, WILLIAM, 49 CHRISTIAN, THERESA. 81 CRANE, SARAH, 82 "Christian Quakers," 309 Craven, Thomas, a founder of Christ Clark, William, 217. 220, 227, 229, Church (facing), 308 233 ; William Penn to, 1682, 221; Crawford, Lieutenant Commander death of, 239 James, 175, 178, 180 Clarke, Dr. John Y., letter of Wil- Creole, Christopher, 286 liam John Duane to, 23-27 CREWS, JAMES. 103 Clarke, Mrs. John Y., 26 CREWS, JOHN, 103 Clarkson, Dr. Gerardus, 83 CREWS, JOHN, JR., 103 Clarkson, Matthew, 117 CREWS, WILLIAM, 103 Clason, Peter, 216 Crews, William, potter, Philadelphia, Clay, Curtis [Jr.], Quartermaster, 98, 99, 102; property owned by, First Regiment Cavalry, 76, 376 102, 103 ; extract from will of, 103 Clay, Henry, 141 Cribbs, John, 113 CLAYPOOLE, MARY, 378 Crimm, Mrs. Mary, John Marshall Claypoole, Norton, 217 dies in house of, in Philadelphia, Clayton, Reverend Thomas, first Rec- 1835, 206, 207 tor of Christ Church, 311, 312 Croghan, George, Indian Agent. Ed- (facing), 312; death of. 312 (fac- mond Milne makes silverware for, ing), 312 39; bill of Edmund Milne for orna- CLEMSON, JANNO, 106 ments, 39, 40 CLEMSON, JOAN, 106 Crossley, Lieutenant , CLOPP, CATHARINE, 183 wounded, 160, 162 CLOPP, JOHN. 183 Crossley, James, 261 Clopp, Lieutenant Commandant John, CROWNINSHIELD, MARY, 80 176 Cumberland, County, seal for, 37 Index 391 Cummings, Reverend Archibald, Hec- Dickinson, John, 361, 362; Letters of tor of Christ Church (facing), 312 ; Fabius by, 321; Thomas McKean buried in Christ Church, 313 to, 325, 342, 343 ; author of Let- Cummings, P., 169 ters from a Pennsylvania Farmer, Currency, trouble concerning, in 356, 357; criticism and praise of Canada and the Colonies, 52-59; 358, 359 ; called "American Pitt" at Benjamin Franklin's Plan of an Newport, 359 ; a Song of Freedom equal currency for all America, 60— by, 362 62 ; manuscript of Benjamin Frank- Dickinson, Philemon, 352 lin's Plan for, owned by John Dickson, William, suit for libel Gribbel, 60-63 against, 344 Currie, Rev. William, 84 Diller, A. Henry, publisher, 136. 137 Curtis, John, 220; potter, Philadel- Dillingham, Major , 182, 374 phia, 100, 118, 119; advertisement Dix, Joseph, riveter of china ware, of, 118 ; in partnership with Jacob Philadelphia, 121 Roat, 118 ; residences of, 118, 119 Donaldson, John, 233 Curtis, Joseph, 216 DORLAND, W. A. NEWMAN, 82 Curtis, Thomas, a founder of Christ Dorland, W. A. Newman, The Sec- Church (facing), 308 ond Troop Philadelphia City Cav- alry by (cont. from Vol. LIII., p. Dallas, Alexander J., 323. 328, 333, 379). 65-^84, 175-185, 374-378 336, 338, 341, 352; Thomas Mc- Douglass, Captain , 165 Kean nominated for Governor by, Dowarthy, Fard, a founder of Christ 321; forced to resign Recorder- Church (facing), 308 ship of Philadelphia, 330, 331 Downey, Doctor, drowned, 160 Darby, John, 220 Doyle, Captain, wounded, 160, 162 Darby Mill Race, by Reverend Draft of King James II.'s Proposed Charles S. Jones, 95, 96 Grant of Kent and Sussex Coun- David, John, silversmith, 110 ties, Delaware to William Penn, Davis, , 171 1688, 242-245 ; text of, 245-254 DAVIS, ELIZABETH, 80 Draper, Alexander, 217, 220 DAVIS, MANUEL E., 80 Drexel, Francis M., 129 Davis, William Stearns, The Whirl- Drinker, Henry, letters of, quoted, wind, by, notice of, 191 369, 370 Day, John, 101 DUANE, DEBORAH, 6 Dedeer, Captain, 75 Duane, Russell, "Who Wrote Stephen Defoe, Daniel, 261 Girard's Will?" by, 1 de Haes, Johannes, 216, 227 DUANE, WILLIAM, 4 de Haes, Roelof, 238 Duane, William, 321, 322, 324, 327, de la Grange, Arnoldus, 216 332-334, 340, 343, 350-353; edi- de la Grange & Welles, 24 tor of The Aurora, 4; friend of De Lancey, Reverend William H., As- Stephen Girard, 5 ; appointed Colo- sistant Rector of Christ Church nel in War of 1812, 5; military (facing), 312, 314 services of, 5, 6; author, 5, 6; por- Delavall, John, 229 traits of, 6; disagreement of. with Delaware and Pennsylvania, Early Thomas McKean, 327, 328; control Relations of, by Honorable Rich- of Radicals in Philadelphia and ard S. Rodney, 209 Pennsylvania, 327, 328, 332-334; Delaware: A Grant Yet Not a Grant, Thomas McKean attributes Schism by Burton Alva Konkle, 241-254 in Republican ranks to, 337 ; suit Delaware, names of, 209, 210 ; grant for libel against, 343, 344; con- of land by Charles II. to the Duke templates impeachment of Thomas of York, 1664, 210, 211; 1683, McKean and resolution defeated, 217; deed for, 213-217; meeting 347-349 of First Assembly of, 218, 219, DUANE, WILLIAM JOHN, 4, 6, 21 239; members of First Assembly Duane, William John, tradition that of, 219, 220; contest of Lord Bal- the final will of Stephen Girard timore for possession of, 225 ; Ju- was drawn up by, 4 ; controversy diciary of, 227; draft of James as to writing final will of Stephen II.'s proposed grant of Kent and Girard, 4; biographical, 4-7, 27; Sussex Counties, to William Penn, friend and counsel of Stephen Gir- 241-254 ard, 5, 7, 21; lawyer, 6; peculiarity DENMAN, AARON, 82, 83 in writing of, 9-11; letters of, Denman, Adjutant Aaron, First Regi- 1827, 1833, 11; legal adviser of ment Cavalry, 76, 78, 177. 181, Stephen Girard, 15, 21; Director 182, 376; biographical note, 82, of Girard College, 23, 27, 28; to 83 Dr. John Y. Clarke. 23-27 : ap- DENMAN, ANNA MARIA, 82, 83 pointed Commissioner to Den- DENMAN, ELIZABETH, 82 mark, 28; public offices held by, DENMAN, MATTHIAS, 82, 83 28; appointed Secretary of the DENMAN, MATTHIAS BALDWIN, Treasury by President Jackson. 28— 82 30; opposition of, to President DENMAN, PHEBE, 82 Jackson, 28, 29; Daniel Webster DENMAN, PHEBE SMITH, 82 to, 1834, 30, 31. DENMAN, PHILIP, 2d, 82 Du Bois, Mrs., 169 DENMAN, SAMUEL, 83 Du Bois, Sally, 169 DENMAN, SARAH, 82 Dennis, Major , 182, 374 DUCHE, ANDREW. 120 DEWEES, CATHARINE, 183 DUCHE, ANN, 120 DEWEES, WILLIAM, 183 DUCHE, ANTHONY, SR., 120 392 Index

Duche", Anthony, Sr., potter. Philadel- ELDER, MARIA GERTRUDE (fac- phia, 120 ing), 314 DUCHE, ANTHONY, JR., 120 ELDER, MARIA LOUISA TAYLOR Duche", Elizabeth, account of* with (facing), 314 Joseph Richardson, Sr., 44 ELDER, WILLIAM THOMAS (fac- ing), 314 DUCH$, JACOB, 120 Elfreth, Jeremiah, account of. with Duche", Reverend Jacob, Rector of Joseph Richardson, Sr., 44 Christ Church (facing), 312, 313; Elliott, James B., publisher, 153 memorial window to* Christ Elliott. John, 100, 126, 128 Church, 314 Elliott, John, Sr., 126, 128; adver- Duganne, Augustine J. H., 139 tisement of, 126 Duncan, Brigadier General , Elliott, John, & Co., glass makers, ad- 182 vertisements of, 126, 127 DUNCAN, ABNER. 377 Elliott, Samuel, 126, 127, 128 DUNCAN, ANNA CLAYPOOLE Ernes, Thomas, 258 STAUGHTON, 378 Emlen, George, account of, with DUNCAN, ELIZABETH. 377 Joseph Richardson, Sr., 44 DUNCAN, HENRY. 377 England, Joseph, 238, 239 DUNCAN, JAMES, 377 Engle, James, 347 DUNCAN, JOHN, 377 English, Thomas Dunn, 132, 135 DUNCAN, MARTHA, 377 Erwin, Colonel Samuel. 75, 182, 183 DUNCAN, MARY. 377 Esler, Captain Adam, 83 DUNCAN, POLLY, 377, 378 Evans, Reverend Evan, Rector of DUNCAN, SARAH. 378 Christ Church, 312 (facing), 312; DUNCAN, SETH, 377 death of, 313 DUNCAN, SETH ADAM, 377 Evans, John, Lieutenant Governor of DUNCAN, WILLIAM, 377 Pennsylvania, 236 Duncan, Brigadier General William, Evans, Peter, 78 74, 374; biographical, 377, 378; military services of, 377; public of- Excellent Privilege of Liberty and fices of, 377; genealogical, 377, 378 Property, by William Penn, 243 Durell, Jonathan, potter, Philadel- phia, 106 "Fairfleld", house of John Nixon, 49, Dutens, Charles, silversmith, Phila- 51 delphia, 39; succeeded by Edmond Fairmount, 378 Milne, 39 Falkenstone, Anna, 106 Dutton, Thomas. 262 Fauntleroy, , 164 Dyott, Thomas W., purchases Ken- Fay, Bernard, Franklin the Apostle sington Glass Works, 128; Dyott- of Modern Times, by; notice of, ville named for, 129; glass made 188 by, marked T. W. D., Kensington Federal Convention, 199 or Dyottville Glass Works, 129; Federalists, James Ross on ticket of, founder of Manual Labor Bank, opposes Thomas McKean for 129 ; paper money issued by, 129 Governor, 322; dismissed from of- Dyottville Glass Works. 129 fice by Thomas McKean, 323, 324; Dyre, Dyer, Mary, 310 denounced by Thomas McKean, Dyre, William, 309; a founder of 326, 327 Christ Church (facing), 308 Feltman, Lieutenant , wounded, 160, 162 Early Relations of Delaware and Ferguson, Major Ebenezer, 74, 75, 80, Pennsylvania, by Honorable Rich- 81, 182 ard S. Rodney, 209 Finney, Captain, wounded, 160. 162 Eaton, Captain, of The Charming First Troop, Philadelphia City Cav- Polly, 367 alry, election of officers of, 72, 73, EDGEHILL, REBECCA, 80 376; to participate in dedication Edict of Nantes, 256 of monument to General Anthony Edmunds, Albert J., Lutheran Bibles Wayne, 175; participate in the at The Historical Society of Penn- Fourth of July celebration, 177- sylvania, 383. 384 179 ; participate in Military Fete, Effect of the Townshend Acts in 1811, 181-183 Pennsylvania, by R. L. Brunhouse, First Turnpike Gate, Germantown, 355 historical note, 184 ELDER, CORNELIA MARIA Fisher, George, a founder of Christ LOUISA (facing), 314 Church (facing), 308 ELDER, EMILY LYDIA (facing), FISHER, WILLIAM, 105 314 Fish-Town, see Richmond ELDER, GEORGE TAYLOR (fac- Fiss, Captain , 74 ing), 314 FITHIAN, ELIZABETH, 159, 164 ELDER, HENRY CLAY (facing), 314 FITHIAN, JOEL, 158, 159 ELDER, HENRY LENTZ (facing), Fithian, Joel, to Doctor Reading 314 Beatty, 1782, 164 Elder, Henry Lentz, greatest financial FITHIAN, PHILIP VICARS. 159 contributor to Christ Church, 314 ; FITZWATER, MARY, 42 memorial tablet to Henry Lentz Fletcher, Colonel Benjamin, ap- Elder and his family (facing), 314 pointed Governor of Province of ELDER, JULIA VIRGINIA (facing), Pennsylvania, 1692, 229, 230 314 Forlindey, Jendey, 107 ELDER, KATE TAYLOR (facing), Forman, George, 216 314 Fort Rittenhouse, 185 Index 393

Fort 8t. David, 359 Germantauner Zeitung, Advertise- Fourth of July celebration by Cav- ments of Benjamin Lehman in. 305 alry Troops of Philadelphia, 1811, Germantown, Battle of, John Mar- 177-179 shall at, 194; early furniture made Fourth Troop, City Cavalry, 66 in, 289-306; Union School, 304; FRANCIS, ELIZABETH, 80 Academy, 304, 305 FRANCIS, SAMUEL MIFFLIN. 80 Ghiselin, Caesar, goldsmith, Philadel- phia, 33; removes to Maryland, Francis, Samuel Mifflin, see Mifflin, 33 ; death of, 33 Samuel, 80 Gibbs, John, a founder of Christ FRANCIS, TENCH, 80 Church (facing), 308 Frankford, The Historical Society of, Gifflng, David, 107 twenty-fifth anniversary of, 383 Gifflng, Mary, 107 Franklin, The Apostle of Modern GILBERT, HENRY, 114 Times, by Bernard Fay ; notice of, GILBERT, MATTHIAS. 114 by Herman V. Ames, 188-190 GILBERT, MICHAEL, 114 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. 6 Gilbert, Michael, potter, Philadel- Franklin, Benjamin, 64, 196, 265; phia, 114, 115 ; residence of, 114; and Colonial Money by William display of, in Grand Federal Pro- Renwick Riddell, 52-64; speaks in cession, 113, 114 House of Commons on currency Gilchrist, Mr., 165 question, 53; report on currency Gilham, Robert, a founder of Christ and legal tender, 56, 57; assists Church (facing), 308 Governor Thomas Pownall in pub- GILLESPIE, ELIZABETH DUANE, lication of "The Administration of 21 the British Colonies," 58, 59 ; plan Gillespie, Elizabeth Duane, "A Book for equal currency in the Colonies, of Remembrance," by, recollections 60-63; bottles with bust of, manu- of Stephen Girard quoted, 21-23 factured, 129; anecdote of Rev- Gillingham, Harrold E., The Cost of erend Charles Beatty told by, 155, Old Silver, by, 32; Pottery, China 156; autobiography of, 255 ; Sam- and Glass Making in Philadelphia, uel Keimer, early associate of, 255 ; by, 97; Benjamin Lehman, a Ger- autobiography of, quoted in refer- mantown Cabinetmaker, by, 289 ence to Samuel Keimer, 255, 256, Girard, Stephen, Who Wrote the 265, 268-276 ; 278-283, 287 : Samuel Will of, by Russell Duane, 1-31; Keimer, A Footnote to Life of, by signatures of, 1, 2; will of, con- Stephen Bloore, 255 ; relations of, tested by heirs of, 2, 3, 21, 23; with Samuel Keimer, 268 ; new re- Girard College founded by, 2, 3; ligion started by, with Samuel counsel in contest of will of, 2, 3; Keimer, 270, 271; opinion of Sam- Horace Binney credited with writ- uel Keimer, 271, 287; works for ing will of, 3, 4; William John Samuel Keimer, 272; quarrel of, Duane credited with writing will with Samuel Keimer, 273; The of, 4, 5 ; reproduction of part of Busybody papers by, 276; New will, 9 ; Life of, by James Parton, Printing Office of, 277, 278; and quoted, 14-21; farm of, 15 ; minor Meredith, partnership of, bequests of, 15, 16; gives direc- 278, 280 ; to Lord Kames, quoted, tions for construction of Girard 355, 365, and Jackson ap- College, 16, 17; restrictions as to pointed Agents from Pennsylvania religious instructions, 17, 18 ; will to transact affairs with Great dated February, 1830, 18; death Britain. 355, 356, 365 of, December, 1831, 19, 22; rela- Franklin and Meredith, 278, 280 tives of, expecting bequests from, Franklin, James, 268 19-21; Elizabeth Duane Gilles- Free Society of Traders. 100 pie's recollections of, 21-23; coal French Prophets, 262, 263, 271; lands belonging to, 22; bequests Samuel Keimer attends meetings of, to relatives, 25-27 of, and is converted, 256-259 Girard College, provisions in will Friendly Association for Preserving of Stephen Girard for founding of, Peace with the Indians, medals of, 3, 4, 15, 16; decision of Stephen 45 Girard as to founding, 15 ; direc- tions as to construction and re- Friends, relations of Samuel Keimer strictions, 16-19 ; on site of house with, 263, 271, 272, 281; objection of Oswald Peel, 49 of, to association of, with Samuel Girard Estate, value of, 3, 4 Keimer, 271 ; notice in The Mer- Gladstone, William Ewart, opinion cury, that Samuel Keimer was not of, on the Constitution of the a Friend, 272 ; and the non-impor- United States, 200 tation agreements, 367 Glass Making in Philadelphia, 121- Friend's Good Will arrives from Hull, 129 ; duties on, 355 England and cargo returned, 368 Glass-house, Philadelphia, mentioned Fryburg, Jacob, Quartermaster Ser- by William Penn, 98; location of, geant, First Regiment, Cavalry, 76, not known, 98 376 Gloria Dei,, 308 Furness, Rev. Dr., 144 Goadby, John, 32 Gooding, Isaac, 238 Galloway, Joseph, 362, 364 GO'ODSON, CICELY, 102 Gamble, Mr., 166 GOODSON, JOHN, 102 GARDINER, EDWARD, 80 Goodson, John, 122 GARDINER, SOPHIA, 80 Gookin, Governor, 239 Genet, Minister, 321 Gorley, Hugh, 118 394 Index

Graham, James. 216 Harmstead, Martin E., publisher, 154 Grand Federal Procession, 1788, dis- Harper, Deborah, 38 play of Christian Piercy's and Harris, Mrs.. 167 Michael Gilbert's manufactures, Harris, Thomas, a founder of Christ Church (facing), 308 Grange, Arnoldus de la, 216 Harrison, John, a founder of Christ Grange, de la, and Welles, 24 Church (facing), 308 Grant, William, a founder of Christ Harry, David, business relations with Church (facing), 308 Samuel Keimer, 283 Gratz, Michael, bill of Joseph & HART, CATHARINE, 82 Nathaniel Richardson to. 46, 47 Harvey, James, proprietor of "The Gray, Isaac, 127, 128; advertise- Wigwam" and "The Lemon Tree", ment of, 126 79 Grayson, William, opposed to adop- Hassold (?), Thomas. 220 tion of the Constitution by Vir- HAYE, 378 ginia, 202 Headley, Joel J., 143 Greeley, Horace. 144 Healy, John, 238 Greene, Darby, a founder of Christ Hemphill, Mrs. , bequest of Church (facing), 308 Stephen Girard to, 25-27 Greene, Evarts B., Guide to Sources Henry, Patrick, opposed to adoption for Early American History in of the Constitution by Virginia, New York City, by, notice of, by 201, 202 Burton Alva Konkle, 96 Herbert, Lieutenant , wounded, Greene, General Nathaniel, 161- 1781, 160, 162 163; presented by Assembly of Herman, Casparus, 220 South Carolina with ten thousand Herman, Ephraim, attorney for guineas, 166 Duke of York, 214-216; William Greenleafs Alley, 108 Penn to, 1682, 221, 222 Grenville, Lord, 355 Hermensen, Jan, 216 Grey, Samuel, 217 Herris, John, a founder of Christ Gribbel, John, acquires the manu- Church (facing), 308 script of Benjamin Franklin's Plan Hewson, John, calico printer, 122, for eoual currency in the colonies, 123 59, 60 Hill, John, 217, 229, 233, 238 GRIFFITH, ABEL, 83 Hill, Richard, 45, 281 GRIFFITH, ANN ISABELLA, 83 Hill, William, 105 GRIFFITH, ELIJAH, 83, 84 HILLEGAS, MARGARET, 105 Griffith, Dr. Elijah, 76 ; biographical HILLEGAS, MICHAEL, 105 note, 83, 84 ; surgeon, First Regi- Hillegas, Michael, potter, Philadel- phia, 105, 106; arrival of, 1727, GMFFITH? 'FOSTER CONARROE, 105 ; advertisement of. 105 84 Hilliard, John, 220 GRIFFITH, MARGARET, 83 Hillsborough, , 358, 360. 361, 363 GROWDEN, ELIZABETH, 42 Hillyard, John, 217 Guide to Sources for Early American Hirst, Henry B., 132, 135 History in New York City, by Historical Society of Frankford, Evarts B. Greene and Richard B. twenty-fifth anniversary of, 383 Morris, notice of, by Burton, Alva Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Konkle, 96 The, Silver in collection of. 40-42, Gunner's Run, 122, 125, 129 49-51; The Works of George Lip- Gurney, Colonel Francis, 83 pard in, 131; letters of George Guyer, Colonel Andrew, 81 Lippard in Dreer collection of manuscripts, 150, 151 Haas, Lieutenant Commandant, 176 History of Trenton, A, 1679-1929, HAERTH, MARY, 80 notice of, by Frank H. Stewart, Haes, Johannes, 216, 227 191 Haes, Roelof, 238 HODGKINSON, ELIZABETH. 81 Hale, Samuel, potter, Philadelphia, Hoffman, Captain , 74 106, 107; advertisements of, 106, Holme, Thomas, 216 107 Holmes, J., 168 Hall, Mrs. Charles, 18 Holt, Samuel, a founder of Christ Hall, David, goldsmith, Philadelphia, Church (facing), 308 120 Holton, Mary, 32 Hallett, , 165 Holton, Samuel, extract from will of, Halliwell, Richard, 229, 233, 236 32 Hamilton, , 196. 205 Holy Trinity Church, Oxford, Phila- Hamilton, Andrew, 45, 235, 236 delphia, silver presented to, 36 Hamilton, Mayor James, manuscript Home Weekly, The, edited by George of, 1745, 106 Lippard, 133 HAMPTON, COLONEL , 83 HOSKINS, JOHN, 46 Church (facing), 308 HOSKINS, MARY, 46 HAMPTON, ANNA MARIA. 83 HOSKINS, RUTH, 46 Hancock, John, 196 Hotchkiss and Co., publishers, 145, HANNUM, GEORGIANA MARIA, 82 146 HANNUM, ROBERT EVANS. 82 Hotels, see Inns HANNUM, SAMUEL, 82 Hovenden, , 161, 162, 169 HANNUM, SUSANNA. 82 Hubord, Enoch, a founder of Christ Harcourt, Sir Simon, Solicitor-Gen- Church (facing), 308 eral, 53 Hue and Cry after the Busybody, 276 Index 395 HUGHES, CALEB, 80 James II., 226, 227, 307, 308; draft Hushes, Caleb, 175; elected first of proposed grant of Kent and Major of the First Regiment of Sussex Counties, Delaware, to Wil- Cavalry, 73 ; biographical note, 80 liam Penn by, 1688, 241-254 HUGHES, ELIZABETH W.. 80 James III. (the Pretender), 313 HUGHES, MARY, 80 James, Mr., 165 James River, Va., 159, 160, 162, 164 Humphreys, Richard, silversmith, Jay, John, 196 Philadelphia, successor to Philip JEFFERSON, THOMAS, 185 Syng, Jr., 37, 41; advertisement of, Jefferson, Thomas, 196, 204, 205, 41; makes silverware for James 320, 321, 325-327, 333, 336; to Pemberton, 41; bill of. to James Charles Pinckney, 320; to Thomas Pemberton, 42; various addresses McKean, 326, 331, 332 of, in Philadelphia, 42 Jeffreys, Lord Chancellor, 243, 244 Humphreys, Captain Thomas, 176, JENNEY, REVEREND ROBERT, 182 313 Hunt, Jeremiah, a founder of Christ Jenney, Reverend Robert, Rector of Church (facing), 308 Christ Church (facing), 312, 313; \Huntington Gazette, The, quoted, 352 buried in Christ Church, 313 Hyneman, John M., 377 Johnson, Ovid Fraser, Attorney Gen- eral of Pennsylvania, 132 Indian ornaments and silverware Johnston, Francis, Chairman of made by Edmond Milne for George Committee of Arrangements for Croghan, 39, 40 ; bill for, in col- Wayne Monument, 78 lection of The Historical Society Johnston, Samuel, 174 of Pennsylvania, 40; medals, 45 Jones, Lieutenant , 170 Ingelo, Richard, 216 Jones, Rev. Charles S., Darby Mill Ingersoll, J. R., Adjutant, second Race, by, 95, 96 Troop, City Cavalry, 65 Jones, Daniel, 220 Ingersoll, Jared, 352 Jones, Francis, a founder of Christ Inkstand in State House, Philadel- Church (facing), 308 phia, made by Philip Syng, 35, 36 Jones, Griffith, 227 Institution for reformation of man- Jones, Isaac, 185 ners and customs, rules of, 1788, Kames, Lord, Benjamin Franklin to, 174 quoted, 355, 365 Inns, Hotels, Taverns: Barnum's Keen, Gregory Bernard, Obituary no- Hotel, 71, 72, 75, 77, 182, 377; tice of, 379. 380 Black Horse, 110; Brownel's Inn, Keimer, Mary, 257, 258 ; member of 79; Bull's Head Tavern, 237; the French Prophets, 257, 258 Burn's Tavern, 366; Coffee House, Keimer, Samuel, 64; A Footnote to 41; Crown and Three Pearls, 39 ; the Life of Franklin, by Stephen Davenport's Tavern, 371-373; Bloore, 255; autobiographical ac- Harvey's Inn, 66, 79 ; Indian King count of religious experiences in Tavern, 36, 38, 112 ; Indian Queen England by, 1718, 255 ; biographic- Tavern, 109; Lemon Tree, The, al, 255-287; born in Southwark, 79 ; Mansion House Hotel, 67, 69 ; England, 255 ; religious teachings Peter Evans' Tavern, 376 ; Riding of mother of, 255, 256 ; education, House, 66; Sign of General Mac- 256 ; apprenticed to Robert Tookey, pherson, 79; Sign of the Indian London, printer, 256, 259 ; attends King, 184; Swann's Manage, 79; meetings of French Prophets, 256, Vodges' Inn, 81; Wigwam, The, 257; in printing business, 259; 79; William Penn Tavern, 177, marriage of, 259 ; works published by, 259, 260, 262-264, 266, 268, Iron \Hill, Battle of, John Marshall 271, 274-283, 287 ; failure of, 259 ; at, 194 editor of London Post, 259 • in Irvine, William M., 377 prison, 259-265 ; writings of, while in prison, 259-265 ; relations of, Jackson, President Andrew, 30, 377 ; with Quakers, 259-265, 280-282; appoints William John Duane Sec- arrives in America, 1722, 265 ; ad- retary of the Treasury, 28, 29 ; op- vertisement of arrival of, in position of Duane to, 28, 29 American Weekly Mercury, 265; Jackson, Joseph, Bibliography of the benevolence toward negroes, 266; Works of George Lippard by, 131; established as a printer in Phila- Additions to the Bibliography of delphia, 266; publishes spurious the Works of George Lippard by, editions of Taylor's and Brad- 381-383 ford's almanacs, 266-268; rela- Jackson, Richard, and Benjamin tions of, with Benjamin Franklin, Franklin appointed Agents from 268, 273; "Instructor," published Pennsylvania to transact affairs by, 268; "Elegy on Aquila Rose," with Great Britain, 355, 356, 365 composed by, and printed by Ben- Jacobins, 336, 339; Governor Mc- jamin Franklin, 268-270; new re- Kean and The Pennsylvania Jaco- ligion started by, with Benjamin bins (1799-1808), by James Hed- Franklin, 270, 271 ; Benjamin ley Peeling, 32CMJ54; regarded as Franklin's opinion of, 269, 271, children by Thomas McKean, 331 ; 272; publishes "Ar Parable," in to George Logan, 331; to Thomas speech of Quakers, 271, 272; em- Jefferson, 331, 332 ; effort to check ploys Benjamin Franklin as by Rising Sun Faction, 334 printer, 272, 273; quarrel with Jacobs, Albertus, 229 Benjamin Franklin on high wages 396 Index for printers, 272, 273; printing graphical, 304, 305; advertise- tickets for lottery forbidden, 273; ments of, 305; will of, 305; in- goods sold by, 273, 274 ; in opposi- ventory of estate of, 306 tion to Benjamin Franklin, 274- LEHMAN, BENJAMIN, JR., 305 281; employs George Webb, 274, Lehman, Benjamin, Jr., 305 277; works published by, 274- LEHMAN, CHRISTIAN, 304 287 ; in prison for debt, 278, 279; Lehman, Christian, biographical, 304, Sewel's History of the Quakers, 305 printed by, 280, 281, 282; sells LEHMAN, ELIZABETH, 304 printing press to David Harry, LEHMAN, GODFREY, 304 283 ; leaves for the Barbados, 283; Leib, Dr. Michael. 321, 333, 334, 350- publishes the first newspaper in the 353 ; opposed to Thomas McKean, Barbados, 283-285, 287 ; presented 328; Grand Sachem of Tammany to Grand Jury for libel, 285-287; Society, 337; suit for libel against, death of, 287 344; feud between Thomas Mc- Kean, Jr., and duel to be fought, Keith, Charles P., The Founding of 345; a declaration of war against Christ Church, Philadelphia. An administration in Pennsylvania, address at unveiling of memorial 346; contemplates impeachment of tablets in Christ Church, 1930, by, Thomas McKean, 347, 348; im- 307-314 peachment resoluton defeated, 349 Keith, George, 310; followers of, 309 Leib, General Michael, 377 Keith, Sir William, 239, 272 Leiper, Thomas, Kensington Glass "Keithians," 309 Works sold to, 1780, 128; sells Kemper, Reverend Jackson, Assistant same to Joseph Roberts, Jr., Rector of Christ Church (facing), James Rowland and James But- 312, 314 land, 128 Kensington Glass Works, 123-129; Lemmens, Hendriak, 216 articles made at, 1775, 100 Lenox, Major David, President Penn- KEYSER, ELIZABETH, 304 sylvania Society of the Cincinnati, Kinney, , 171 176 ; biographical note, 184 KLING, ANN CATHERINE, 82 Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer, Knorr, , carpenter, Benjamin published, 356; opinions on value Lehman apprentice to, 304 of, 356; by John Dickinson, 356, Knowles, John, 38 357; published in Colonial news- Knowles, Katherine, account of, with papers, 358, 359; published in Joseph Richardson, Sr., 45 Europe, 358 Konkle, Burton Alva, notice of Letters from Continental Officers to "Guide to Sources for Early Amer- Doctor Reading Beatty, 1781- ican History in New York City," 1788, 155-174 by Evarts B. Greene and Richard Lewis, John Frederick, LL.D., elected B. Morris, 96 ; Delaware: A Grant President of The Historical So- Yet Not a Grant, by, 241-254 ciety of Pennsylvania, 93, 94; ad- Krabb, Mathias, 106 dress by, at Dedication of Statue of Krabb, Simon. 106 John Marshall, presented to the KRESS FAMILY, 192 City of Philadelphia by Honorable James M. Beck, 193-208 Lacy, John, 257, 258 Lewis, Mrs. S. Anna (Stella of Poe), Lafayette, Marquis de, bottles with bust of, manufactured, 129 ; enter- LIPPARD, DANIEL B., 131 tained by Judge Henry Wynkoop, LIPPARD, GEORGE, 131 157 Lippard, George, portrait of, 130; Lancaster, 170, 171; home manufac- Bibliography of the Works of, by tures, 370; glass manufactory at, Joseph Jackson, 131-154; bio- 370, 371 graphical sketch of, 131-135; no Lancaster Journal, The, 343 complete collection of works of, Land, Samuel, 216 131; education, 131, 132; literary Lang, Captain James, 185 experiences, 132, 133 ; "Legends/" Latscha, John, 338 by, 132; Founder of Brotherhood Lawler, Matthew, suit for libel of the Union now Brotherhood against, 344 of America, 1850, 133; death of, Lawrence, Thomas, 281 1854. 133 ; criticisms of works of Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 309 134, 135; chronological list of LEBBERT, see LIPPARD works of, 135-154; additions to Leach, Josiah Granville, 238 Bibliography of the Works of Leacock, John, silversmith, 110 George Lippard, by Joseph Jack- Leacock, Joseph, watchmaker, Phila- son, 381-383 delphia, 125 Lippard, Harriet Newell, 147 Lead, duties on, imposed on Colonies, Lloyd,,David, 229, 244 ; lawyer sent 355 by William Penn to Philadelphia, Leeds, Titan, almanacs published by, 1686, 242; appointed Attorney 267-269 General, 242 LEHMAN, BENJAMIN, 304 Lloyd, Thomas, 228 Lehman, Benjamin, a Germantown Logan, George, 328, 346; Thomas Cabinetmaker, by Harrold E. Gil- McKean to, 331 lingham, 289; Price List of, in Logan, James, 45, 217, 218, 223, 233, Manuscript Division, The Histori- 237, 238 243-245, 281 cal Society of Pennsylvania, 289; London Post, published by Samuel price list of, 290-304 ; apprentice Keimer, 259 to Mr. Knorr, carpenter, 304 ; bio- LONG, ELIZABETH, 185 Index 397 Louvois, French Minister of War, McMakin, Andrew, 151 256 McMichael, Lieutenant James, 157; Lownes, Joseph, gold and silver- military services of, 158; to Dr. smith, Philadelphia, 50; appraise- Reading Beatty, 1783, 169, 171, 172 ment of silver of John Nixon by, McMurry, Donald L., Coxey's Army, 50 by, notice of, 192 Lucas, Judge, 335 McVeaugh, Colonel, 169 Lutheran Bibles at The Historical Madison, President James, 201, 205, Society of Pennsylvania, by Al- 377 ; in support of adoption of the bert J. Edmunds, 383. 384 Constitution by Virginia. 202 Maken, Thomas, schoolmaster poet, McClelland, Captain , wounded 317 at Cox's Mills, Virginia, 160, 162 Mann, Abraham, 223, 224 McConnell, , 168 Manual Labor Bank, 129 McCorkle, William, editor of Free- "Marcia," letters by, 283, 285 man's Journal, 334 Markham. William, 122, 222, 229, McCURACH, ANN ISABELLA. 83 308; appointed by William Penn, McCURACH, JAMES, 83 Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania, McKean, J. B., 336, 348, 351, 352 212, 216, 217 McKean, Joseph, 325 Marsh, Colonel John, 81 McKean, Governor Thomas, and the Marshall, John, address of John Pennsylvania Jacobins (1799- Frederick Lewis, LL.D., at dedi- 1808), by James Hedley Peeling, cation of statue of, presented to 320-354; political affiliations of, the City of Philadelphia by Hon- 320-323; election of, 320-323; orable James M. Beck, 193-208; nominated for Governor of Penn- biographical, 193-207; birth and sylvania, by Alexander J. Dallas, education, 193, 194; services of, in 321; James Ross opposed to, on War of the Revolution, 194, 195 ; Federalistic Ticket, 322; supported studies and practices law, 195; by the Aurora, 322 ; supported by walks from Virginia to Philadel- Thomas Cooper, 322 ; inaugural ad- phia for inoculation for smallpox, dress of. 323, 330; dismisses all 195; supporter of the Constitu- Federalists from office, 323, 324, tion, 199, 201, 206; candidate for 326; appoints officers, 324, 325 ; to the Convention of Virginia, 201; John Dickinson, 325 ; charged with interpretation of the Constitu- nepotism, 325 ; article in the Au- tion, 203-206; death of, 206; pro- rora against appointments of, 325 ; posed memorial monument to, "The Royal Family" published in 207; monument erected to, in the Aurora, 325; denounces the Washington, 1883, 207 ; replica of Federalists, 326, 327; to Thomas monument at Washington, pre- Jefferson, 326; advice of, relating sented to Philadelphia by Honor- to federal appointments in Dela- able James M. Beck. 208 ware and Washington, 327; dis- Martin, Mr., 169 agreement of, with William Duane, Martin, Andrew. 115 327, 328; Dr. Michael Leib op- Martin, George, 229 posed to, 328 ; laws passed by, in "Martinus Scribblerius," 362 Pennsylvania, 330, 331; opinions Maryland, non - importation agree- of, on Jacobins, 321, 322; bills ments passed, 1769, 366 vetoed by, 332 ; proposal to make Mason, George, opposed to adoption Thomas McKean vice-president to of the Constitution by Virginia, Thomas Jefferson, 333; declines to 202 consider above, 333 ; efforts of, to Masonic Hall, built, 1809, burned, check Jacobinism, 334, 342; at- 1819, and rebuilt, 1820. 79; sold tributes Schism in Republican ranks to Franklin Institute, 79; reverted to William Duane, 337; nominated to Masons, 79 for Governorship on a coalition Masonic Lodge, Dinner, celebrating ticket, 340; Quid Mirror publishes birthday of George Washington, 67 charges against, 341; third elec- Massey's Brewery, 119 tion of, as Governor, 342 ; to John Meeker, Captain Samuel, 75, 176, 178, Dickinson, 342, 343; policy of, 179 343; antagonism to William MENDENHALL, ANN, 82 Duane, 343-345, 347, 348-352; Mendenhall, E., publisher, 152 suits of libel against William Merchants, Philadelphia, opposed to Duane and the Jacobins, 343, 344 ; taking action against import appoints William Tilghman Chief duties, 360-367, 371-373 Justice, 344; other appointments Meredith, Hugh, 273. 278 of, 344; Dr. Michael Leib and Wil- Meston, Arthur, 238 liam Duane contemplate impeach- Meyer, Henry, potter, Philadelphia* ment of, 347, 348; impeachment 119 resolution defeated, 349; reply of, Meyer, Mathias, 119 to impeachment, 349-352; illness Meyer, Thomas, 119 of, 352 MIFFLIN, BARRY, 80 McKean, Thomas, Jr., feud between MIFFLIN, CHARLES, 80 Dr. Michel Leib and, 345 MIFFLIN, ELIZABETH, 80 McKean, Mrs. Thomas, Governor Mc- MIFFLIN, EUGENIA, 80 Kean to, 324 MIFFLIN, FANNY, 80 McKinney, John, calls on Thomas MIFFLIN, FRANCIS. 80 McKean to remove Justice Bronson, MIFFLIN, HENRY. 80 338 MIFFLIN, MARY, 80 McLean, Colonel Samuel, 83 MIFFLIN, MATILDA FRANCIS. 80 398 Index MIFFLIN, REBECCA, 80 vertisements of, 115-117; business MIFFLIN, SAMUEL,, 90 not successful and partnership dis- MIFFLIN, COLONEL SAMUEL, 80 solved, 1772, 116, 117 Mifflin, Samuel, elected Second Major Morris, Mary, bill of Joseph and Na- First Regiment of Cavalry, 73; thaniel Richardson to, 46, 48 biographical note, 80 Morris, Richard B., Guide to Sources MIFFLIN, SOPHIA, 80 for Early American History in Mifflin, Thomas, 81, 321 New York City, by, notice of, by MIFFLIN, VIRGINIA, 80 Burton Alva Konkle, 96 MILES, HANNAH WAGER, 84 Morris, Robert, 42, 196, 198, 378; MILES, JOHN, 84 and John Nicholson found third MILES, JULIA WAGER, 84 glass works! in Philadelphia, 1780, Military Fete held by Cavalry Troops 129; note on and letter of, to John of Philadelphia, 1811, 181-183 Nicholson, 1798, 288 Miller, Abraham, Jr., potter, Phila- Morris Hill, 378 delphia, 119, 120 Morton, William, 233, 238 Miller, Andrew, potter, Philadelphia, MOULDER, POLLY, 378 119, 120 MOULDER, SARAH, 378 Miller, Andrew, Jr., 119 MOULDER, WILLIAM, 378 Miller, Andrew, and Sons, 120 Moulder, William, biographical, 378 MILNE, AMELIA, 41 Mozley, T., 312 MILNE, EDMOND, 40, 41 Muhlenberg, Frederick, 329 Milne, Edmond, silversmith, Philadel- Muhlenberg, Peter, 329, 352 phia, 38, 39, 110; makes silver Muhlenberg, Reverend William Au- camp cups for General Washington, gustus, Assistant Rector of Christ 35, 38; bill of, for same, 35 ; suc- Church (facing), 312, 314 ceeds Charles Dutens, 39; adver- MULFORD, ELIZABETH, 82 tisement of, 39, 40; imports and MURDOCK, ABIGAIL, 36, 38 makes silver for the Indians, 39, Murray, William Vans, 320 40; bill of, to George Croghan, 39, Myrtle Prison Ship, Dr. Reading 40; goes to England, 1761, 40; Beatty confined in, 156. 157 genealogical, 40 ; will of, 40, 41 MILNE, EDMOND, JR., 40 National Publishing Company, 142 MILNE, ELIZA, 40 Negroes, Samuel Keimer's benevo- Milnor, Reverend James, Assistant lence toward, 265, 266 Rector of Christ Church (facing), Neuss, John, see also Nys, Johan 312, 314 New Amsterdam, 210 "Minute Men," description of, 194 New Castle, 210, 211, 219-223, 229, Mitchell, Lieutenant, Independent 241, 242, 244 ; arrival of William Blues, 75 Penn at, with deed for County of, Mitchell, Captain William, 185 1682, 214, 215 ; General Court at, Mogridge and McCarty, 141. 142 1682, 222, 223 ; Assembly at, 1700, Molestyn, Alexander, 217 230 Moleton, Alexander, William Penn to, New Deal, 219-221 1682, 221 New Era, The, 153 Moll, John, 220, 223; description of Newman, Eugenia, 80 arrival of William Penn at New NEWMAN, JAMES, 80 Castle, 1682, 214, 215; attorney Newport, 359; threat of Philadel- for Duke of York, 214, 216 phia to, 369 Mompesson, Roger, Chief Justice of Newtown^ Pennsylvania, 157, 167, 169 Pennsylvania, 237, 238 Newtown Square, 184 Monmouth, Battle of, John Marshall Nichols, Colonel William, 80, 183. 185 at, 195 Nicholson, Governor Francis, 309, Monroe, James, 193, 194, 201, 205; 310 entertained by Judge Wynkoop, Nicholson, John, with Robert Morris 157 ; wounded at Battle of Tren- founds third glass works, Phila- ton, 157 delphia, 1780, 129 ; Robert Morria Montgomery, Captain, wounded, 160, to, 1798, 288 162 Nicola, Major Lewis, 184 Montgomery, Jane, 168 Nineteenth Century, The, 144, 153 Montgomery, John C, Secretary NIXON, ELIZABETH, 50 Washington Beneficial Society, 70 NIXON, HENRY, 49, 50 Montgomery, Thomas Lynch. Librar- NIXON, JANE, 49 ian of The Historical Society of NIXON, JOHN, 49-51 Pennsylvania, Obituary Notice of, Nixon, John, silverware belonging to, o9—92 49-51; lists of plate belonging to, Moore, John, a founder of Christ by Joseph Lownes, 50, 51 Church (facing), 308; Collector of NIXON, MARY, 49 the Port and a leader of the NIXON, SARAH, 49 Church Party, 311; descendants of, Noble, John, 43 connected with Christ Church, 311 Norris, Charles, 45 Moore, Joseph, 216 Norris, Deborah, 45 Morgan, C. A. & Co., 152 Norris, Isaac, 45; extracts from let- Morgan, Dr. John, 83 ter of, to Jeffory Pinnoll, 101 Morrell, Captain John. 81 North, Lord Chief Justice, 212, 365 Morris, Anthony, 235 North Carolina opposed to adoption Morris, George Anthony, with Gousse of the Constitution, 201 Bonnin, form a partnership for Northey, Sir Edward, Attorney Gen- making chinaware, 1769, 115 ; ad- eral, 53 Index 399

Northrop, Elinor and William 1767, 355 ; "Letters from a Penn- Wright, marriage certificate of, by sylvania Farmer," published 1767, Supreme Executive Council of Penn- 356; written by John Dickinson, sylvania, 1783, 288 356-358 Norton, Captain , 74 Pennsylvania, Delaware and. Early Notes and Queries, 95, 96, 188-192, Relations of, by Richard S. Rod- 288, 381 ney, 209 Nys, see also Neuss, 32 Pennsylvania Assembly, part of, in Nys, Johan, gold and silversmith, repeal of acts imposing duties on Philadelphia, 32 ; residence of, 32 ; the Colonies, 360, 361, 363; criti- witness to wills of James Spencer cism of failure to take action and John Goadby, 32 against Townshend Acts. 360-366 Penrose, William. 334 Osborne, T., 284 Pensbury, 33 Otis, James, 356 Peres, Samuel, a founder of Christ Church (facing), 308 Pain, Edward, 106 Permanent Bridge, Market Street, 78, Paine, Thomas, 357 176, 184 Painter, Richard, 238 Peters, Richard, bill of Philip Syng, Parker, Mrs., 168 Jr., silversmith, to, 37 Parsons, , 37 Peters, Reverend Richard, Rector of Parton, James, Life of Stephen Gi- Christ Church (facing), 312, 313; rard, by, quoted, 14-21 buried in Christ Church, 313 Passmore, Thomas, 335. 336 Peters, William, account of, with Patterson, Professor S. H., 144 Joseph Richardson, Sr.. 44 Patterson, Samuel, New Castle Lot- Peterson, Adam, 233 tery, 1771, for American China Peterson, Captain Derrick. 80 manufacture, by, advertisement of, Peterson, T. B., & Brothers, pub- 116 lishers, 141-143, 146, 147. 150- Paulding, Captain . 176 153 PEALE, JAMES, 378 Pettit, Andrew, 335, 344 PEALE, MARY, 378 Petty'8 Alley, 108 Pearson, Captain John, 185 Philadelphia, Pottery, China and Peel, Oswald, 49 Glass Making in, by Harrold E. Peeling, James Hedley, Governor Mc- Gillingham, 97-129; meeting of Kean and the Pennsylvania Jaco- Assembly at, 1701, 232-235 ; mer- bins, by, 320-354 chants of, opposed to taking action Pegg, Daniel, Jr., 122 against import duties, 360-367, Pemberton, James, silverware made 371-373; threat to Newport, 369; for, by Richard Humphreys, 41; produces home manufactures, 370; bill of, for same, 42 china factory built at, 371; mer- Penn, Governor John, 360, 361 chants refuse to trade with Rhode Penn, Thomas, 233 Island, 371, 372 ; merchants agree PENN, WILLIAM, 308, 313 to trade with Great Britain, 1770, Penn, William, 84, 97, 98, 121-123, 372, 373; opposition to, 373 210, 242, 307, 308; Silver owned Philadelphia Contributionship, 107, by, 32-34 ; extracts from cash book 109 of, 32, 33 ; extract from catalogue Piercy, Lieutenant , wounded, of goods of, 33; petition of, to 160, 162 Charles II. for grant of land, 1680, PIERCY, CHRISTIAN. 114 211, 212; negotiations of, with Piercy. Christian, potter, Philadel- Duke of York for Province of phia, 113, 114; advertisement for Pennsylvania, 213; arrival of, at runaway apprentice, 1774, 113; New Castle, 1682, described by, display of, in Grand Federal Pro- 214, 215 ; Letter of Freeholders of cession, 1778, 113, 114; death of, the Three Counties to, 1682, 219, 1793, 113; location of business of, 220 ; to William Clark et al., 1682, 113, 114 221; to Ephraim Herman, 1682, PIERCY, ELIZABETH, 113, 114 221, 222 ; names Delaware "Lower PIERCY, GEORGE, 113, 114 Counties," 241; appoints David PIERCY, JOHN. 114 Lloyd Attorney General of Penn- Piersy, see Piercy sylvania, 242 ; writes anonymously, Pinckney, Charles, 320 "The Excellent Privilege of Liberty Pinckney, General Charles Cotes- and Property," 243; draft of King worth, visit of, to Philadelphia, James II.'s proposed grant of Kent 179, 180; request of First and Sec- and Sussex Counties, Delaware, to, ond Troops of Light Horse to es- 1688, 245-254 cort him on his departure, 179; PENNELL, SUSANNA, 82 reply to same with his declina- .Pennsylvania, Society of the Cincin- tion, 179 ; biographical note, 184 nati erects monument to General Pinnoll, Jeffory. extracts of letter Anthony Wayne at Radnor, 1811, from Isaac Morris, to, 101 73-78; State Society of the Cin- Poe, Edgar Allen, 135, 144 cinnati, dedication of monument Points, Joseph, 115 erected by, to General Anthony Poolers Bridge, 113 Wayne, 175-177; Fourth of July Porter, Captain , 165 celebration by same, 178 ; union of Potter, Rev. Alonzo, Bishop of Penn- Province of, and Three Lower sylvania, 150 Counties, 219-224, 230-232, 234; Pottery, China and Glass Making in opposition of, to acts imposing Philadelphia, by Harrold E. Gil- duties on Colonies, November 20, lingham. 97; prices of, 98, 99 400 Index

Powel, John Hare, 80, 81 RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH, 42, 43 Powell, Samuel, 45 RICHARDSON, FRANCIS (1681- Powell, Major William, 182 1729), 42, 43 Pownall, Governor Thomas, assists Richardson, Francis (1681-1729), Benjamin Franklin with publica- silversmith, Philadelphia, sketch of, tion of "The Administration of the 42, 43 British Colonies," 57-59; offices RICHARDSON, FRANCIS (Jr.), 42, held by, 58; literary work of, 58, 59 RICHARDSON, HANNAH. 43 Preston, Joseph, 108 RICHARDSON, JOHN, 43 Preston, Samuel, 233 RICHARDSON, JOSEPH, SR., 42, Price, Jeremiah, a founder of Christ 43, 46 Church (facing), 308 Richardson, Joseph, Sr., 45, 110; Priestley, Herbert Ingram, The Com- silversmith, Philadelphia, 42, 43, ing of the White Man, by, notice of* 98, 99; sketch of, 43-45 ; will of, 190 43; account of, with Philip Syng, Proctor, , 165 Jr., 43, 44; account of, with John Wood, 44 ; account of, with George Quaker City, The, edited by George Emlen, 44; account of, with Jere- Lippard, 133. 134 miah Elfreth, 44; account of, with Quakers, History of the, by William Richard Wall, 44; account of. with Sewel, published by Samuel Elizabeth Duche", 44; account of, Keimer, 280-282 with William Peters, 44; account Quarry, see Quary of, with Katherine Knowles, 45; Quary, Colonel Robert, pieces of account of, with Sarah Robeson, silver presented by, to St. Mary's 45; account of, with Anthony Church, Burlington, Christ Church Morris, 45 and Holy Trinity Church, Oxford, RICHARDSON, JOSEPH, JR., 46 the work of Philip Syng, 36; a Richardson, Joseph, Jr., 110; silver- founder of Christ Church (facing), smith, Philadelphia, 46-49; in 308; Judge of the Admiralty and partnership with Nathaniel Rich- 1 a leader of the Church Party, 311 ardson, 46-49 ; biographical, 46 ; Queen Anne, 307, 308; gifts of, to bill of, to Michael Gratz, 46, 47; Church in America, 308 ; gifts of, bill of, to Mary Morris, 46, 48; to Christ Church, 312 makes medals for the Indians, 46; Quid Mirror, a campaign pamphlet, medals made by, in various col- 341; publishes charges against lections, 49; assayer of United Thomas McKean, 341 States Mint, 49 Quincy, Josiah, 356; toast to. at RICHARDSON, LETITIA, 42 Washington's Birthday celebra- RICHARDSON, MARY, 42, 43 tion, 1811, 68 RICHARDSON, NATHANIEL, 43, 46 Radcliffe, Mrs. 134 Richardson, Nathaniel, silversmith, Radnor, Monument to General An- Philadelphia, 46-49; in partner- thony Wayne erected at, 73-78, ship with Joseph Richardson, Jr., 175-177 46; ironmonger, 46. 49 Raleigh, Sir Walter, 103 Richardson, Rebecca, 43 Randolph, Edmund, in support of RICHARDSON, RUTH, 46 adoption of the Constitution by Richardson family, silversmiths in Virginia, 202 Philadelphia, 42-49 Randolph, John, quoted, relating to Richmond, 122, 127 "Minute Men," 194 Riddell. Hon. William Renwick, Ben- Ranney, A., 152 jamin Franklin and Colonial Money, RANSTEAD. CALEB, 105 by, 52 Ranstead, Caleb, 105 Rider, Sir Dudley, Attorney-General, RANSTEAD, MARY. 105 55 Rawdon, Lord, 161 Rising Sun faction, opposed to dic- Rawle, Francis, author of Ways and tatorship of William Duane, 333, Means for the Inhabitants of Dela- 334; effort of, to check Jacobinism, ware to become Rich, quoted, 64 334 Rawle, Francis, Vice President of RITER, COLONEL GEORGE W., 79 The Historical Society of Pennsyl- RITER. CAPTAIN MICHAEL. 79 vania, obituary notice of, 186, 187 Riter, Michael, Captain of the Ger- Raylton, Tacy, publisher of English mantown Troop, 79 edition of Sewel's History of the RITTENHOUSE, SUSANNA. 184 Quakers, 280 Roades, John, 220; William Penn to, Read, John, house of, 265 1682, 221 READING, ANN, 156 Roat, Jacob, potter, Philadelphia, in READING, JOHN. 156 partnership with John Curtis. 118 Reed (Read), Captain, Benevolent Roberts, Joseph, Jr.. 128 Blues, 75 Robeson, Sarah, account of, with Reess, Major , 374 Joseph Richardson, Sr., 45 Renshaw, Mr. , 67 Rocheford,. Dennis, apprenticed to Reynolds, Dr. James, 348, 350 Joshua Tittery, glassmaker, 101 Rhoads, . 358 RODNEY, CAESAR, 238 Rhode, Jacob, 115 Rodney, Caesar A., 336 Rhode Island, opposed to adoption of Rodney, Richard S., 241; Early Re- the Constitution, 201; Philadel- lations of Delaware and Pennsyl- phia merchants refuse to trade vania, by, 209 with, 371, 372 RODNEY, WILLIAM, 238 Index 401

Rodney, William, 233, 235, 238, 239 phia, proposed escort on his de- Rogers, Reverend Dr. William, 178; parture, 179, 180; proposed mili- address by, at dedication of monu- tary f6te October 7, 1811. 181- ment to General Anthony Wayne, 183, 374, 375 176 Sellers, Horace Wells, The Architec- Rose, Aquila, Elegy on, by Samuel tural Spirit of Christ Church, ad- Keimer, 268, 269; Elegy on, dress at unveiling of mural tablets, printed by Benjamin Franklin, June 25, 1930, 315-319 269, 270 Semple, Miss, 170 Rolland, , 256 Sharp, Major Daniel, 73, 74. 183 ROSS, BETSEY, 314 SHARP, THOMAS, 83 Sharpe, Governor , 358 ROSS, REVEREND ENEAS, 314 Shee, Colonel John, 81, 112, 185 Ross, Reverend Eneas, Assistant Rec- Shippen, Edward, appointed by Gov- tor of Christ Church (facing). 312, ernor Thomas McKean, 324; Chief 314 Justice, 324 ROSS, GEORGE, 314 Shippen, Dr. William, 108-110, 157 Ross, James, on Federalist ticket in Short, Sam, 285 opposition to Governor Thomas Mc- Shortyng, Dr. Matthew, 256 Kean, 322 ; member of Federal Con- Slbley, John, a founder of Christ vention and United States Sena- Church (facing), 308 tor, 322 Silver, The Cost of Old Silver, by Rowland, James, 128 Harrold E. Gillingham, 32-51; ex- "Royal Family, The," article on Gov- hibition of early American silver ernor Thomas McKean, printed in by the Colonial Dames of America, the Aurora, 325, 345 32; owned by William Penn, 32, Rulison, H. M., 152 34; camp cups for General Wash- Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 83 ington, 35; coins used by silver- Rush, Lewis, 74, 185 smiths, 35, 42; silver inkstand RUSSELL, ELIZA, 40 made for the Provincial Assembly RUSSELL, JOHN, 40 by Philip Syng, 35, 36; made for the Indians, 39, 40 St. David's Church, Radnor, Penn- Simcock, John, 229 sylvania, historical note, 84; land Simonds, , 168 ceded to the Welsh by William Sioussat, St. George L., The Coming Penn, 84 of the White Man, by Herbert In- St. James's Church built. 313 gram Priestley, notice of, by, 190 St. Jones, 219, 220 SKERRITT, JAMES, 82 St. Mary's Church, Burlington, silver, SKERRITT, POCAHONTAS. 82 presented to, 36 Smallpox, John Marshall goes to Phil- St. Peters Church built, 313 adelphia for inoculation for, 195 Salloway, William, mill of, Frank- Smedley, Caroline W., 383 ford, 121, 122 Smith, Captain . 372 Samphill, Will, 216 SMITH, ANN, 84 Sample, William, 220 SMITH, HANNAH WAGER. 84 Samples, . 168 Smith, J., Commandant Fourth Troop Sartain, John, engraver, 144 of City Cavalry. 66 Saturday Courier, The, "Legends" by Smith, John, 216 George Lippard, published in, 133, Smith, United States Marshal John, 143 185 Saturday Evening Post, The, first Smith, Lieutenant Colonel John, 66, romance of George Lippard pub- 73, 74, 175 lished in, 1842, 132. 136 SMITH, MARY, 84 Schuylkill Engine House, 376. 378 Smith, Richard, 220 Schuylkill Glass Works. 129 Smith, William L., Sergeant Major Scott's Weekly, 150 First Regiment, Cavalry, 376 SCULL, BENJAMIN. 81 SMITH, WILLIAM T., Sft.. 84 Scull, Nicholas. 37 SMITH, WILLIAM T., 84 SCULL, THERESA, 81 Smith, William T., Sergeant Major, Second Troop Philadelphia City 76, 82, 376, 377; biographical Cavalry, by W. A. Newman Dor- note, 84 land (continued from Vol. LIIL, Smout, Edward, a founder of Christ p. 379), 65-84, 175-185, 374-378; Church (facing), 308 Notices and Orders, 65, 66. 71- Snead, Robert, a founder of Christ 78, 175-183, 374-377; Washing- Church (facing), 308 ton's Birthday celebrations, 1811, Snyder, Major . 374 65-69; toasts at, 67-69; Second Snyder, Governor Simon, 329, 349, Troop City Light Horse, and So- 377 ; calls on Thomas McKean to ciety of Sons of Washington at- remove Justice Bronson, 338; tend celebration, 66-69; Act nominated for Governorship of passed organizing the Cavalry of Pennsylvania, 340, 342, 353; de- Philadelphia, 69-71; Second Troop scription of, 353 of City Light Horse, 72, 73, 77, Snyder, General Thomas, 377 78; election of officers, 1811, 73; Sober, Charles, a founder of Christ Dedication of Monument to Gen- Church (facing), 308 eral Anthony Wayne at Radnor, Society for the Propagation of the 73, 77, 78, 175-177; Fourth of Gospel, Dr. Thomas Bray, a July celebrations, 1811, 177-179; founder of, 312 visit of Major General Charles Song of American Freedom, by John Cotesworth Pinckney to Philadel- Dickinson. 362 402 Index Sons of Washington, Society of, join ciate Justice of the United States. in Washington's Birthday celebra- 207; works of, 207. 208 tion by Second Troop, City Cav- STORY, JULIAN, 208 alry, 1811, 67, 68, 69 Story, Lieutenant Samuel, military Soumaine, Samuel, 110 services of, 158 ; to Doctor Read- South Carolina, description of, 161- ing Beatty, 1782, 164 164 STORY, WALDO. 208 Southrin, Edward, 220 STORY, WILLIAM WETMORE. 207. Spealman, Philip, 115 208 Speedwell arrives from Liverpool, Story, William Wetmore, sculptor of 367 : goods stored, 367 Statue of John Marshall in Wash- Spencer, James, mariner, 32 ington, 207; sketch of, 207. 208 Spirit of the Times. The, George Lip- Strange, Sir John, Solicitor-General. pard writer for, 132, 135 ; list of 55 sketches George Ldppard published Strettell, Amos, 367 Strieker, . 168 in, under heading of "Chir Talis- Stringer & Townsend, publishers. 147 man," 135, 136 Stuart, Carlos D., 144 Sproat, Captain William, military Sturgeon, Reverend William, Assist- services of, 158; to Dr. Reading ant Rector of Christ Church (fac- Beatty, 1782, 166 ing), 312 Staker, Captain . wounded at Sue, Eugene, 134 Cox's Mills, Virginia, 160, 162 Sullivan, Samuel, & Co., potters, Stamp Congress, 357 Philadelphia. Ill STANDLEY, LUKE, 108 Sunday Dispatch, The, 151 STANDLEY, MARY, 107, 108 Sunday Mercury, The, edited by STANDLEY, RICHARD, 107, 108, George Lippard, 133, 152 110 Supreme Court of the United States, Standley, Richard, potter, Philadel- power of, 200, 204 phia, 100, 107, 108 ; advertisement Sutherland, Earl of, 239 of, 107; property owned by, 107, Svinin, Paul, 306 108 ; fire destroys property of, on SWIFT, LETITIA, 42 Market Street, 107; will of, 1747, Symmons, Major . 183 107-110 Syng, Captain , 112 STANDLEY. SUSANNAH. 110 STANDLEY, VALENTINE. 107-110 SYNG, ABIGAIL, 36, 38 Standley. Valentine, 111; potter, SYNG, DANIEL, 36 Philadelphia, 108-110 ; property of, SYNG, DEBORAH, 38 108-110; advertisements of, 108, SYNG, ELIZABETH, 37. 38 109 ; brewer, 108-110 ; will of. 110 SYNG, JOHN, 36. 38 STANDLEY, VALENTINE, JR., 110 Syng, John, silversmith, Philadelphia, Standley, Valentine, Jr., advertise- 38; advertisement of, 38 ment of, 110 SYNG, PHILIP, SR., 36, 38 STANDLEY, WILLIAM, 107, 108, Syng, Philip, Sr., goldsmith and 110; Standley, William, potter, Phil- silversmith, Philadelphia, makes adelphia, 110-112; advertisements silver inkstand for Provincial As- of. 111; sells pottery business to sembly, in State House, 35, 36; Samuel Sullivan & Co., Ill biographical, 36; work of, 36; Standley, William, Jr.. 111-112 Richard Warder resides with. 104 Stanley, see Standley SYNG, PHILIP, JR., 36, 38 Stapleford, Thomas, a founder of Syng, Philip, Jr., silversmith, Phila- Christ Church (facing), 308 delphia, 110 ; biographical, 36, 37 ; STAUGHTON, ANNA CLAYPOOLE, succeeded by Richard Humphreys, 378 37, 41; marries Elizabeth Warner, STAUGHTON, JAMES, 378 37; bill of, to Richard Peters, 37 ; STAUGHTON, MARY ANN, 378 account of with Joseph Richardson, STAUGHTON, SAMUEL J., 378 Sr., 43, 44 STAUGHTON, DR. WILLIAM. 378 SYNG, PHILIP (3rd), 37. 38 Staughton, Rev. Dr. William, bio- Syng, Philip, 3d, silversmith, Phila- graphical, 378 delphia, biographical and extract Steel, James, Paymaster, First Regi- from will of, 38 ment, Cavalry, 76. 376 SYNG, PHILIP (4th), 38 Steel, James, Jr., flour merchant, 83 Steel, John, Commander in Chief, 74 Talbot, Reverend John, Bishop of Steele, John, goldsmith, 33 Burlington, 313 Steele, John, calls on Thomas Mc- Tammany Society, 79 Kean to remove Justice Bronson, Taney, Roger B., 28 338 ; suit for libel against. 344 Tarlton, , 159 Stevenson, Miss, 170 Taverns, see Inns Stewart, Prank H., A History of Taylor, Jacob, spurious copies of Trenton, 1679-1929, notice of, by, Almanac of, published by Samuel 191 Keimer, 266; above almanac dis- Stewart, Samuel. 172 owned by, in The Mercury, 266, Stllle\ Charles J.. 356 267; opinion of, of Samuel Keimer, Stony Point, Battle of, John Mar- 271 shall at, 195 Tea, duties on, imposed on Colonies, STORY, JOSEPH, 207 355 ; price of, 370 Story, Honorable Joseph, writes opin- Tedder, H. R., 261 ion of the Court in contest of "The Quaker City," by George Lip- will of Stephen Girard, 3; Asso- pard. 138-140; criticism of. 134 Index 403

Third Troop Philadelphia City Cav- Valley Forge, 196 ; John Marshall at, alry, 375 ; orders to attend dedica- 194 tion of Wayne monument* 175— VAN BUREN, MATILDA FRAN- 177 ; participate in Fourth of July CIS, 80 celebration, 178, 179 VAN BUREN, THOMAS G.. 80 Thomas, Gabriel, 98 Van den Burgh, Hendriak, 216 Thomas, Susanna, china mender. Van Home, Captain Isaac, military Philadelphia, 121 services of, 157, 158; to Doctor Thompson, Colonel , 165 Reading Beatty. 1781, 1782, 1784, Thompson, George, a founder of 1788, 159, 161, 167, 168, 173, 174 Christ Church (facng), 308 Van Lear, Major William, wounded Thompson, J., 184 near Cox's Mills, Virginia, 160, Thomson, James, 106 162; to Doctor Reading Beatty. Three Lower Counties, 209, 219; 1782, 167 union of, and Province of Pennsyl- Verhoff, Cornelius, 220 vania, 219-224, 230-232, 234 ; let- VERMILLION, ELIZABETH, 185 ter of Freeholders of, to William VERMILLION, RICHARD, 185 Penn, 1682, 219. 220 Vines, John, 217 Tilghman, William, appointed Chief Virginia, opposed to adoption of the Justice by Thomas McKean, 344 Constitution, 201; Constitution TILL, ANN, 105 adopted by, 201, 202 TILL, WILLIAM, 105 "Volunteer Greens," 175, 179, 375 Till, William, furniture maker, Phil- Vredens Hof, residence of Judge adelphia, 105 Henry Wynkoop, 157 TITTERY. CICELY, 101, 102 TITTERY, DANIEL, 102 WAGER, ANN, 84 TITTERY, JOSHUA, 101, 102 WAGER, PHILIP, 84 Tittery, Joshua, 99, 104, 105, 121; Walker, John, 233 glass-maker and potter. Philadel- Walker, Nathaniel, 220 phia, arrival of, 1683, 98, 100; Wall, Richard, account of. with employed by Free Society of Joseph Richardson, Sr., 44 Traders, 100 ; marriage of, 101; in Walter, Thomas, a founder of Christ business for himself, 101; Dennis Church (facing), 308 Rocheford apprenticed to, 101; WARDER, ANN, 105 property owned by, 101; extract Warder, Jeremiah, advertisement of from will of. 101, 102; death of, property of, to be sold, 1784, 120 1709, 102 WARDER, JOHN, 105 Tookey, Robert, printer, Samuel Warder, John, pipemaker, Philadel- Keimer apprenticed to. 256 phia, 105; extract from will of, Towers, Robert, leather dresser and 105 glass maker, Philadelphia, with WARDER, MARY, 105 Joseph Leacock builds second glass WARDER, RICHARD, 105 works in Philadelphia, 125, i26; Warder, Richard, pipemaker. Phila- sold, 1772, to John Elliott, Sr.. et delphia, 36, 99, 100, 102, 1Q3; ad- ah, 126 vertisement of, 103, 104; resides Townshend Acts, The Effect of, in with Philip Syng (Sr.), 105; Pennsylvania, 355-373 property owned by, 105; school Townshend, Charles, in favor of im- master, 105 ; will of, 105 posing certain duties on the Col- WARNER, ELIZABETH, 37 onies, 355 Waser, Joshua, 100 Traquair, Messrs., 176 Washington. George, 46, 133, 161. Traquair, James, stone-cutter, 184 178, 180, 193, 196, 198, 199, 201- Trenton, Battle of, 198; John Mar- 203, 205, 207; silver camp cups shall at, 194 made for by Edmund Milne, 35, Tucker, William Ellis. 117 38; Birthday Celebration of, by TURBUTT, ELIZABETH. 80 Second Troop City Cavalry, 1811, Turnbull, . 165 65-69 ; toasts at Dinner at Birth- Turner, Ananias, 103 day Celebration, 67-69; bottles Turner, John, 112 with bust of, manufactured by Turner, Robert, 101, 122 Thomas W. Dyott, 129; enter- Tyler, Moses Coit. 356 tained by Judge Henry Wynkoop, 157 Udery, Jacob, potter, Philadelphia, Washington Association, 79 106 Washington Benevolent or Beneficial Upper Ferry Bridge, 75 Society, 79 Union Glass Works, Philadelphia, Washington Hall, 79 1828, 123 ; cut glass made by, 122, Watkins, Isaac, house of, "The Sign 123 ; sold in 1846, 123 ; location of. of the Indian King," 182, 184 124; view of, 125 ; closed, 129 Watson, John F., 137 Union Guards, 185 Watson, Luke, 217, 220, 227; Wil- United States Bank, 29, 30 liam Penn to, 1682, 221 United States Gazette, publications Watson, Luke, Jr., 233 in, against the Democratic Party Wayne, Major General Anthony, 157, and Thomas McKean, 332 160; dedication of monument to, at Universal Instructor in all Arts and Radnor, 1811, 73-78, 175, 177; in Sciences and Pennsylvania Gazette, command in Georgia, 1782, 163, 283; prospectus of, 274; de- 164 nounces Bradford's Mercury, 274— Wayne, Isaac, Esq.. 176 276; last number of, 278-280 Webb, George, 277; employed by Uttree. Jacob, 115 Samuel Keimer, 274 404 Index

Webster. Captain. 173 Wiliam awt. Sarah, The, 105 Webster. Daniel, represents heirs of Williams, Sir William, 226, 244, 254 Stephen Girard in contest of will, WILLING, JANE, 49. 50 3; letter of, to William John Willing, Thomas. 45 Duane. 1834. 30. 31 WILLING, THOMAS MM 50 Welton. Reverend Richard. Rector of Willis, Captain Thomas, 81, 185 Christ Church (facing). 312; con- Wills. Captain . 81 secrated bishop, 313; death of, Willson, John, a founder of Christ 313; tablet to, in Christ Church, Church (facing), 308 313 Wilson. John, 99. 106 Werden, Sir John, representative of Wilson, Patrick, 106 the Duke of York at New Castle, Wiltbank, Hermanus, 217: William 211-213; attorney for the Duke of Penn to. 1682, 221 York, 241 Wily, Captain. 167 WEST, FRANCIS, 49 Wirt, , opinion of John Mar- WEST, MARY, 49. 50 shall. 195 Westphall, Lieutenant. 75 Witt, Christopher, 45 Wharry. Robert, 157; military ser- Wolf, Woolf, Lewis, trumpeter, Sec- vices of, 158; to Doctor Reading ond Troop Philadelphia City Cav- Beatty, 1781, 1782, 160, 162. 163. alry, 376, 378 165 Wood, John, clockmaker, account of, Wharton, Colonel Robert. 65, 72. 82, with Joseph Richardson, Sr., 44 175-177. 181. 182, 185, 374. 376, Woolf, see Wolf 377; toast by, at Washington WOOLLY, CICELY, 101. 102 Birthday celebration, 1811, 68; Worrell, Major General Isaac. 183 Colonel Commandant of Associated WORRILL, HANNAH. 43 Regiment, 71; Commandant Second Wray. William, first keeper of "The Troop, City Cavalry* 71-73, 76; Wigwam," 79 elected Colonel First Regiment of Wright, William, and Elinor North- Cavalry, 73 rop, marriage certificate of, by Su- Wherry, see Wharry preme Executive Council of Penn- Whirlwind, The, by William Stearns sylvania, 1783. 288 Davis, notice of, 191 Wynkoop, Christina, 169; romance White, Colonel . 164 of, with Doctor Reading Beatty, White, Lieutenant , wounded 157 near Cox's Mills, Virginia, 160, 162 Wynkoop, Judge Henry, 155, 169; White, John, a founder of Christ entertains George Washington, Church (facing). 308 Marquis de Lafayette and James White, Reverend William, Bishop of Monroe, 157 Pennsylvania, 81, 313; Assistant Wynkoop, Mrs., 167 Rector and Rector of Christ Church (facing), 312, 313: buried Yeates, Jasper, 233, 309; a founder in Christ Church, 314: descendants of Christ Church (facing), 308 of, 314 York, James, Duke of York, grant Whitman, Captain , 371 of land by Charles II. to, 1664, Whitwell, Francis, 17. 220 210, 211; negotiations of. with Wil- "Who Wrote Stephen Girard's Will?" liam Penn for New Castle, 213 by Russell Duane, 1 York, seal for, 37 WhorekUl, see New Deal Yrujo. Chevalier, 344, 350 Will, Colonel William, 80, 183 William of Orange, 226 Zieber, G. B. and C, publishers, 139, William and Mary, 308 142. 144