Street, Lancaster. 1755 "The proprietors directed their agents after the Treaty made with the In- dians in 1755, that in all sales made by them they should take particular pains to encourage the emigration of the Irish into Cumberland County from Lan- caster County as serious disturbances had arisen in

/Pwebrecon.cgi.txt Author: Eshleman, Henry Frank, 1869-1953. Title: James Annesly's (Lord Altamontis) traditional residence in Lancaster County : from 1728 to 1741--not a fact--only unfounded tradition / by H. Frank Eshleman. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Annesley, James, 1715-1760. Lancaster County (Pa

settling in one place, here in Lancaster County. (Votes Assembly 1718). In 1728 the products from the Susquehanna Valley were mov- ing on to Philadelphia in Conestoga's wagons in great quantities and constancy, according to Samuel Blunston (1 Pa. Arch 216). By 1755 it was stated, as we shall see later

, 1777 This is to give notice to all persons on the Continent, not to trust any- thing to Peter Stall upon my account, or upon my children's estate, as I will not pay any debts of his contracting. Barbara Stall. �To be sold by Private sale, several houses in Queen Street, the corner of Orange Street, in

bounded by the line from Mylin's Corner to, Lampeter on the south; the line from Lampeter to Smoketown and Witmer in the east; Witmer and Binkley's or Eden on the North and Eden, Lancaster and the northern end of Willow Street on the west. It is part of 12871 acres ordered by warrant granted October 18

. Lancaster County excise from James Mitchell, collector is 21 £. - 3 V., 159. Hemp bounties of Lancaster County; see " Hemp," etc. - 3 V., 159. The Attorney General allowed 20 £ more to his salary on account of Lancaster County, that he suppress crime in that County. - 3 V., 164. Joshua Lowe of Lancaster

situation before him Washington was stoically preparing to drive Howe's army of 25,000 soldiers out of Philadelphia. UL-Lancaster County's Military Contribution The earliest Lancaster County troops to march into battle in the Revolu- tionary War were the companies of James Ross, Matthew Smith and Henry

describes the land as pa rtly in Lancaster and partly in Chester �(45) Counties. It is bounded on the west "on the skirt of a barren mountain and on the south by John Devore's land". I cite this simply because of the importance of the old mill property. At May Court 1733, James Buckley (Miller) and many of