County Historical Society none has been in such general demand, from all over the country, as this. It was first read before the Historical Society on April 6, 1917. New paragraphs added to Mr. Magee's story are marked with this symbol-0, and were con- tributed by Dr. Herbert H. Beck, Mrs. Charles M

sufficient affluence in this county to have indulged in such a luxury prior to the Revolution, and houses were generally not of a kind or character to either require or accommodate them in their furnishings. 2. All clock makers procured their raw material already turned out or turned in blank form from

all alike were of the non-resistant class, whose religious tenets and practices of life were against war and strife; and at or �about the same time another class came into the southern end of our county, namely, the Friends, or Qua- kers, who, like the Germans, counseled peace, industry and the more