INDEX. (Family surnames of value in genealogical research are printed in CAPITALS; names of places in itaMos.) Adair, General, 222 Barrett, Laurence, 319, 320; in Fran- Adams, John, 190, 225, 291, 293, 294, cesca da Rimini, 333 299 BARTHOLOMEW, JOAN, 112, 113, Adams, John Quincy, 200, 201, 202, 114, 115 203, 204, 207, 215, 224, 227, 228, BARTHOLOMEW, THOMAS, 112 234, 235, 236 ; Anecdotes in connec- BARTRAM, ALEXANDER, 86 tion with campaign of, 196; nomi- BARTRAM, ANN, 86, 87 nated for Presidency, 206; elected BARTRAM, ANN BARBARA, 86 by House of Representatives, 1824, BARTRAM, ARCHIBALD, 86 210, 212, 213 ; views of on Tariff BARTRAM, DAVID, 87 question, 216, 217, 219; religion of BARTRAM, ELEANOR, 86 attacked, 221; charged with ex- BARTRAM, GEORGE, SR., 86 travagance, 222, 223 ; opposition to BARTRAM, GEORGE, JR., 86 in Pennsylvania, 225, 226 Bartram, Lieut. Col. George, Jr., in Addamson, Maude, 110 command of Second City Troop and Adlum, John, 349 50th Regiment, 82, 85, 87; sketch AIRY, DOROTHY, 99, 103, 105, 106 of, 86, 87 Alexander, , 352 BARTRAM, JAMES ALEXANDER, Allibone, Dr. S. Austin, 321 86, 87 American Iiibrary Association, En- BARTRAM, JANE, 86 dowment Fund plans, 287 BARTRAM, JOHN, 86 Ames, Fisher, 83 Barwick, William, 109 Amies, Thomas, purchases paper mill BATEMAN, ANNE, 106 of George Helmbold, 10; cord- BATEMAN, DOROTHY, 100, 106 wainer, 10; paper manufacturer, BATEMAN, EDWARD, 110, 111 10, 11; merchant, 11; superinten- BATEMAN, GRACE, 102, 105 dent of Willcox Ivy Mills, 11; BATEMAN, HENRY, 100, 106, 111 owner of "Dove Mill," 11; paper of BATEMAN, MARIE, 100 "Dove Mill" supplied to Bank of BATEMAN, MARY, 106 the United States, 11; makes paper BATEMAN, PEGGY, 106 for printing the Declaration of In- BATEMAN, THOMAS, 100 dependence, 11 BATEMAN, WILLIAM, 102, 103,104, Anderson, Andrew, 352 105, 106 Anderson, Major, 132, 273, 274, 275 Baulderston, Elizabeth, 110 Anderson, Percy L., 353 Baxter, William, 104 Andre", Major, 325 Bechtel, Peter, 22 ANDREWS, RICHARD, 114 Bedford, 381, 382 ANDREWS, SARAH, 114 Beechey, , 144 Ardmore, 3 Bell, , 253 Armstrong, John, 30 Bell, Edmund, 109 Armstrong, Colonel John, 32, 37 Bell, James Hayes, note on Rev. ARNOLD, BENEDICT, 30 George Ross, contributed by, 94, 95 ARNOLD, MARGARET SHIPPEN, 30 Belton, Lawrence, 110 Atlee, William Richardson, 365 Bennison, Thomas, 110 Berry, John, 109 Buck Bun, 176 Beveridge, Hon. Albert J., Sources BADGER, HANNAH, 189 of the Declaration of Independence BADGER, WILLIAM, 189 by, 289-315 BAKER, ELIZABETH, 36 Bible, first American Edition of, BAKER, MARGARETTA, 188 printed in Philadelphia, 319 BAKER, WILLIAM J., 188 Bibliography of the Works of Charles Balch, Thomas, "International Courts Godfrey Leland, by Joseph Jackson of Arbitration" by, 324 (cont. from Vol. XLIX, p. 348) Balch, Thomas Willing, The Histor- 38-63, 149-162, 254-266, 367-379 ical Connection of the Shippen BICKING, CATHARINE, 16, 17 Family to the State, by, 23; ad- BICKING, DAVID, 16 dress at Shippensburg, 1925, 23-28 Bicking, David, 353 Baldwin, Henry, 201, 202 BICKING, FREDERICK, 15, 16, 17 Baltimore, 168, 169, 381 Bicking, Frederick, 21, 22, 353, 354; Bank of the United States, 197, 233, owns paper mills, 15; own shad 234, 237, 238 fisheries on Schuylkill River, 15, Bare, John, 35 16; purchases lands in Lower Barker, Charles R., Old Mills of Mill Merion, 15, 16; death of, 1809, 16; Creek, Lower Merion, by, 1-22; signs petition of Paper Makers of The Stony Part of Schuylkill, by, Philadelphia to Committee of 344-366 Safety, 19 BARNEHAM, SIR FRANCIS, 268 Bicking, Frederick. Jr., 16, 22 Barren Hill, 3, 357, 358 BICKING, SARAH, 16 389 390 Index, Bicking, William, 355 and the United States, 117, 118; Bill of Rights, 292 powers of, as President outlined by Binns, John, 228 Secietary Black, 120-124, 126, 127, Bird, Robert Montgomery, 321 129, 131; Cabinet of divided as to Birkett, Alice, 111 light of States to secede, 129, 273; Birkett, William, 111 cbanges in Cabinet, 130, 133; Black. Jeremiah S.t by Francis New- quoted, 210; to Andrew Jackson, ton Thorpe, Ph.D., LL.D., 117-133, 211, 214, 215, 216; campaign of 273-286; offices held by, 117, 126; Andrew Jackson managed by, 214- succeeds Lewis Cass as Secretary 218, 224, 226, 228 ; to Duff Green, of State, 117 ; Attorney General of 215; views of on tariff question, the U. S., opinions of relations be- 218, 219; views of on secession, tween States and the United States 276; criticism of, 276, 277, 279, in regard to Secession and powers 280 ; loyalty to Abraham Lincoln, of the President, 117-132 ; "elemen- 281 tary principles*' of, 131; "Memo- Buchanan, William, 30 randum" written by, 274; letter of Buck, William J., 353 from the State Department, 1861, Bull, Col. John to President Wharton, to Hon. A. V. Parsons, 275; views 361 of on secession, 274—276; to Lord BURD, CATHARINE, 36 Lyons, 1861, 278; circular from BURD, EDWARD, 30, 36 State Department by, 278-280; re- BURD, ELIZABETH, 36 moves to York, Penna., 283; ap- BURD, JAMES, 36 pointed Reporter of decisions of BURD, COLONEL JAMES, 29, 30 the Court, 284; death of, 285 ; re- Burd, Colonel James, 27; Defender of ply to Jefferson Davis* attack, 285, the Frontier, by Irma A. Watts, 2$6 29-37; biographical, 29-37; in- Blamer, Thomas, 111 scription on grave of, Middletown, Bland, Richard, 106 29; engagement at Loyal Hanna, Blocktey TownsUp, 65 hero of, 33; extract from letter of Bloody Run, 380 Edward Shippen in praise of action Boggs, James, 85 at Loyal Hanna, 33; takes census Boker, Edith Wharton, 333 at Pittsburgh, 34 ; commissions of, Boker, George, 333 34, 35; acquires land and builds Boker, George Henry, 325 ; author of "Tinian," 1766, 35; children of "Francesea da Rimini," 319, 331; James and Sarah Burd, 36; sus- public offices held by, 332 ; personal pected of disloyalty, 36, 37 ; super- recollections of, 332, 333, 334 ; lit- seded in rank in Continental army, erary work of, 331-333 37; born in Scotland, 29, 30 ; goes Boker, Mrs. George Henry, 333 to Lancaster, 30; marries Sarah Bonomi, Mr., candidate for associate Shippen, 30; settles at Shippens- in Royal Academy, 137, 13S huTg, 30; a commissioner to lay Book Notices, 95, 191 out road from Harris' Ferry to the Bott, Mr., 146 Ohio, 30, 31; services in French Bouquet, Col. Henry, 26, 27, 32, 33 and Indian War, 31-33 ; appointed Bourgeois, Sir Francis, 139, 140, 141, Major, 1756 ; 31; appointed Lieut. 143, 144, 242, 243 Col., 1758, 31 BOWES, SIR MARTIN, JR., 267 BURD, JOSEPH, 36 Bowie, Ralph, 164 BURD, MARGARET, 36 Boy, John, 22 BURD, MARY, 36 BRABYN, ROBERT, 102 BURD, SARAH, 29, 30, 36 Bracken, Henry, 104 Burd, Sarah, inscription on grave of, Bracken, Thomas, 104 Middletown, 29 Bractdock's Road, commissioners for Burkhard, Captain Andrew, 187 laying out and route of, 30, 31 Burney, Miss, 252 Bradford, William, 319 BURRELL, WALTER, 269, 270, 271, Bradgate, William, 110 272 Bradshawe, Mr., HO Burrows, John, 111 Brandyicine Creek, 67, 69, 70 BURTON, BERNARD, 107 Brandytvine Valley, description of, BURTON, MARTHA, 107 66, 67, 69, 71 Buxton, John, 2<SS BRAY, JOHN, 107 Byron, Lord, 334 BRAY, MARTHA, 107 Breitmann, Hans, see Leland, Charles Godfrey Calhoun, John C\, 199, 201, 202, 206, Brodhead, General Daniel, 188 215 Brown, diaries, contributes letter of Cameron, J., 79 I. MacGregor to James Buchanan, Cammerer, Henry, 9 93 Camp Meade, site of, on land onco Brown, Charles Brockden, 321 owned by Col. James Burd, 36 Brown, John, 121 Carey, Mathew, 321 Browne, James Crosby, 18 Carlisle, Abraham, 188 Brownsville, 34 Carlton, Bishop George, 98 Buchanan, James, 194, 207, 236, 238, Carson, Hon. Hampton L., 340 274, 275, 282, 283, 285; I. Mac- Cass Lewis, 273 ; Secretary of State, Gregor to, 93; Lewis Cass and 117 ; resignation of, 129J 133 Jeremiah S. Black, Secretaries of Caucus System, 193, 197-200, 235 State under, 117; requests of Chambers, Capt., 171 opinion of Jeremiah S. Black in Chambers, Sir William, a founder of regard to relations between States the Koyal Academy, 136, 139 Index. 391 Chambersburg, 166, 168, 169, 170, COVERT, THOMAS, 268, 269, 270, 171, 172, 173, 175 271 CHAMBRB, ALAN, 98 Covert, Thomas, will of, 269 CHANCYE, DOROTHY, 107 COVERT, WALTER, 268, 270, 272 Charleston, port of, 120, 126, 132 COVERT, SIR WALTER, 267, 268, Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 209 270, 271, 272 Chester, 164, 173 COVERT, WILLIAM, 268 Chester Creek, 2 Crawford, William H., 199, 200, 202, Chickasalungo, 163 207 Childs, George William, personal rec- CROOK, RUTH, 114 ollections and anecdotes of, 339, CROOK, WILLIAM, 114 340 CROSFIELD, DOROTHY, 102, 105 Childs, Mrs. George William, 339 CROSFIELD, ROBERT, 100, 102, 103, Choiter, Mrs. 102 104, 105, 106 Cholmely, Francis, 105 CROSFIELD, THOMAS, 106 Christopher Robins* Mill Road, 12 Crossfield, Thomas, 102 Clark, Charles Heber, 321 Culp, Jacob, 355 Clarke, Mr., 147 Culp, John, 355 Clarke, John S., 335, 336 Curtis, John, 331 Class, Simon, 22 Clay, Henry, 201, 202, 207, 208, 212, Daly, Augustin, anecdote of criticism 216, 219, 227, 228 ; views of on the of by Edward Robins, 335, 336 tariff question, 220 Dance, , 145, 244 Clinton, , 201 Daniell, , 145, 244 Clinton, William, 35 Daniels, Hon. , 277 Coates, Frank, a founder of the Royal Darton, H., Benjamin West to, 248 Society, 136, 140 Davenport, Josiah commissioned to Coats, Colonel William, 187 receive prisoners at Fort Pitt, Cobb, Howell, 133, 273 1762, 34 Cobbs Creek, 2 Davis, Charles Belmont, 335 COCHRAN, CATHARINE, 36 Davis, David, 345, 356; saw mill Cock, Lawrence, 357 owned by, 6; fulling mill owned Cocke, George, 110 by, 8, 9 ; sells mill and property to Colbourne, Thomas, water mill built Conrad Scheetz, 9 by, 2 Davis, Jefferson, assault of Jeremiah Coleman, Jacob, 352 S.