nays were the names of John White- hill and Robert Whitehill, his brother (from Scotch-Irish by Hanna, pp. 35 and 36). John Whitehill was a trustee and elder in the Pequea Presbyterian Church. In a record of the session dated June 6, 1806, the elders present were: Amos Slaymaker, James Grier, William

was the favor- ite son in the new county, and for Assembly received the highest vote. John Wright had lost his popularity. He was a member of Assembly in 1726; but was defeated in 1727 and In 1728. In 1729 he received a small vote, compared with Edwards. James Mitchel and Thomas Read were the other

a private in Captain William Wertz's company of Colonel James Ross' battalion. He served during the years 1781 and 1783 He died of pleurisy, in his fifty-sixth year, and was buried in Trinity Lu- theran graveyard. The church record says he was a faithful worker in the church. His son, George Nauman

16th day of May, 1730 A.D., recorded in the office for the recording of deeds in and for the county of Philadelphia, did grant and convey with two other lots, unto Caleb Pearse, John Wright, Thomas Edwards, and James Mitchell, in trust, for the use of the County of Lancaster, to erect, or cause to be

rests upon a granite base, and the whole is inclos- ed by a granite coping. Upon the slab is this simple inscription: GENERAL JOHN A. SUTTER, Born, Feb. 28, 1803, At Kandern, Baden, Died, June 18th, 1880, At Washington, D. C. Requieseat in Pacem. ANNA SUTTER (nee Dubeit). Born Sept. 15, 1805. Died