Pennsylvania, September 24, 1735, Daniel Delaney, Esq., Attorney General of Maryland, being present tc �cross-examine. Wright said that he was possessed of a tract of land lying on the west side of the Susquehanna, opposite the plantation where he lived on the east side of said river, about seven miles more

genealogy and private life to show his public career in its true niche and to give it inter- pretation. I took the advice of a senior mem- ber of this society and inquired of Mr. B. F. Owen, of Reading, who is an authority on Thomas Edwards and on that section of early Lancaster county generally. Mr. Owen

," banishing thus the first printer of Pennsylvania to New York, where he died at the age of ninety- four, having gained great fame. As this panic subsided and good prices began to return the Conestoga and Pequea valleys began to fill up. During the autumns of 1724 and on- ward the Germans of Conestoga were

old time friend of Lincoln's and Willie, the President's favorite son, was named after him, so says Henry L. Davis,in his communication to The New Era, on February 9, 1909. As to the actual events here in this city, there is not much to be said be- cause, while I have interviewed a large number of

that Philadelphia city and county would hold a meeting at the State �House, June 15, 1774. The letter fur- ther desired that the sentiments of the different counties be taken on the general cause and suggested that the several counties call together the prin- cipal inhabitants to take such senti- ments

method of old road records in Chester county perfected by Gilbert Cope, Esq.), there is a "return of a road from Thomas Moore's, on the west branch of Brandywine, in the great valley, to John Miller's , and to the New Castle County line," John Miller's being on the Nottingham road. And also in the same