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testator, was a well-to-do farmer, owning two large farms, besides much gear of other kinds. His liberal treatment of his surviving wife was no doubt a tribute to her assistance in the accu- mulation of his estate. F. R. D. The Will. "In the Name of God Amen. I, Henry Hartman, of Lampeter Town- ship, in

as detailed by him. Graydon was captured at the battle of Long Island, and, along with the other prisoners, was taken to New York city, where he gave his parole and was accorded the freedom of the city. Here he met the traitor, Houssacker, of whom he writes as fol- lows: "He had been originally

Government needed guns, the establishments were en- larged and more hands were taken on. Not only had new guns to be made, but thousands of old ones re- paired. On October 7, 1775, the Provincial Council, sitting at Philadelphia, re- solved, "That application be made by this Board to the Committee of Lan