pressure toward Anglicization throughout southeastern Pennsylvania) In part, French Huguenots rapidly assimilated into an emerging "Ameri- can" culture during the eighteenth century because they were a cultural minority in nearly every region of colonial America. Despite their relatively early arrival in

1788 by Susanna Wright's nephew the first lots lay upon the 100 acre tract purchased by her in 1726. 15 In 1726 Samuel Blunston also purchased 600 acres from James Logan that bordered on the north of Susanna Wright's tract. 16 An old Wright family account book records that John Wright and Samuel