of land in what is now Eastern Caer- narvon. The patent was entered on record on November 1, 1718, in Philadelphia, in Patent Book A A, Volume 1, page 376. On this land a saw mill was erected during 1718, and later, 1721, a grist mill. On April 1, 1741, part of this tract was deeded to John Jen- kins

sessions and do something for the people, and especially protect the people from the Indians. 1758. In the issue of January 12 of this year the following list of names and ad- dresses as throwing some light on the locations or supposed locations of cer- tain citizens in 1758: Thos. Butler, Lancaster

suitable road. In this early day, roads which were known as "King's Highways" were laid out by the Governor and the Provincial Council, and the other roads were laid out under statutes by the Courts of Quarter Sessions of the respective counties. As the projected new road was intended to be a main artery