, and when they settled at Donegal they farmed parts of the 240 acres which were the glebe lands of the Donegal Church. Later they farmed Pastor McFarquhar's lands, about two miles north of nearby Mount Joy.4 Both Simon and John took the oath of allegiance in 1778, and both fought in the war of the

made them, must always remain a mystery. Probably they were made by the Susquehannocks, who occupied and controlled all of the region of the lower Susquehanna Valley and upper Chesapeake for several centuries1 before they were finally exterminated as a nation at Conojohela (Long Level, York County), in