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DR SIR:
"We send you some Fish caught last evening in our Seine & 3 Crabs. If not engaged out nor inconvenient to the ladies we will dine with you today.
Yrs. affly
Sunday.
WM. PACA.
The calm reaches of the Wye were teeming with fish with choicest flavor, then as now, but the inquisitive crustacean had not yet discovered the comfortable grass-beds of its bottom, or perhaps was out of season. The perch and tailors are occupying the attention of the dusky scullery- maids, while the clumsy old family-coach with its four sleek bays lum- bers down into the huge scow, and is ferried across the river with its powdered and farthingaled occupants on their way to service at old Wye Church. Within the sacred building the parson and clerk are rendering the service in a responsive duet, while the stiff brocades and wide hoops of the lady worshippers render kneeling in the quaint, nar- row pews a simple impossibility. Without, the gentlemen, in scarlet coats, green silk waistcoats, buckskin breeches and heavy topboots, are discussing the price of tobacco, the fresh news-only six weeks old- which the Ariel has just brought from England, the growing burdens of taxation and the acts of the provincial council, entering the church with an air of stately courtesy to the minister, rather than of reverence for the place, in time to hear the "fifth head" of his formal and some- what dry discourse, as was the general fashion of the day. And then the old coach lumbers back to the Island; the gentlemen ride along- side in a courtly converse with the fair inmates; the fish splutter in the pan and the crabs are daintily served on a "willow pattern" India- china hot plate as a Benjamin's mess for some favorite lady-guest, and the old catalpa trees cast long and dubious shadows ere the gen- tlemen leave their curious port to join the ladies, who are taking a dish of tea in the great parlor and discussing the latest phase of court fashions -whether rouge and patches should be worn together, and whether the new coiffure should be twenty inches or two feet in height. These same ladies, however, were very practical housewives, and knew how to look after their interests, for here is a copy of the lease and indenture between one of them and Nathan Ireland of Cecil county:
The said Nathan to have the use for three years of her farm known as Turkey Point (familiar to all canal travelers between Baltimore and Philadelphia), the annual rent to be "four hundred pounds in cur- rent money, four hundredweight of good salted butter, well put up in firkins, twenty-four turkeys, seven dozen dunghill fowls, ten barrels of good, well made herrings and one barrel of nice shad"(sic).
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It is perfectly safe to assert that could tenants be found now to make the same terms, every farm on the Eastern Shore would be rented out before the close of the year.
The practice of the law and the exciting events in which he early began to take an active part left Mr. Paca but little time to enjoy the rural pleasures of his island home. His residence was usually at Annap- olis-no doubt known then as now as Annop'-lis-and in 1771 we find him a member of the House of Burgesses, the people's branch of the provincial legislature. Daniel Dulany, his friend and connection by marriage, had yielded to the temptation held out by a lucrative public office and espoused the government side, but Paca's independent and fearless spirit was not to be swayed by wealth or official influence. A curious instance of the spirit of the times is found in the formal hang- ing on a gibbet and burying in a coffin of Governor Eden's obnoxious proclamation enforcing the onerous fee laws. This piece of mummery, which would now be regarded as worthy only of a rabble, was headed by Paca and Hammond in person, minute guns being fired from a schoon- er owned by the former. For the remainder of the day the queerly- planned streets of the "Ancient City"-laid out, it is said by the pat- tern of a cart-wheel, the State House being the hub-were thronged by a festive and excited but not disorderly crowd of citizens. In 1774 Paca was sent to Congress, where he continually advocated, against the sense of his constituents and the instructions of the council, the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. In June, 1776, these instructions were withdrawn, and Paca and his colleagues left free to append their signatures to the world-famed document which was adopted on the Fourth of July and signed on the second of August, 1776. From this time until his death he was occupied almost without cessation in the performance of the most important public duties. In 1778 he was appointed chief-justice of the Supreme Court of Mary- land, in 1780 chief-judge of the United States Court of Appeals: in 1782 he was elected governor, and again in 1786. In 1789 he was ap- pointed by President Washington judge of the United States District Court for Maryland.
The inauguration of Smallwood relieved Governor Paca for a brief season from the cares of public office, and it was probably at this time that the princely mansion at Wye Island was in its greatest glory. The spacious and convenient stables, now ruinous, show that the Signer had a truly Maryland love for fine horses, and with Judge Bordley's model farm at one end and Judge Paca's manorial home at the other,
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Wye Island presented a magnificent specimen of American life in the times of the Republican Court. There can scarcely be imagined a more charming retreat for a man of wealth and literary culture wearied with the burdens of public life in such trying times. Its insular posi- tion ensured just enough of seclusion to secure rest and quietude, while the lovely river, navigable almost to its sources, afforded a short and pleas- ant water route to Annapolis or a narrow and safe ferriage to the prin- cipal lines of land-travel. The kindly soil yielded in richest abundance every necessary or luxury of rural life; the fields and thickets abounded then, as now, with game-birds in variety to satisfy the sportsman or the epicure; while the fox gave ample opportunity for the gentleman- farmer's favorite recreation. "The Narrows" afforded as fine duck- shooting as could be found anywhere on "the Shore," and the nets, set over-night a short distance from the land, were sure to supply the breakfast table with the choicest of fresh fish. The closets and cup- boards of the long corridor are still full of the quaint old china services, which give evidence how all these "creature comforts" were enjoyed and with liberal hospitality. But the stern call of duty had twice called upon William Paca to leave all this pleasantness for the services of his country, and now a still more inexorable voice, which had also twice bidden him relinquish the dearest ties of domestic happiness, brought the summons which no man may dispute. On the 23d of October, 1799, he died at Wye Hall, having nearly completed his fifty- ninth year. It is pleasant to find a man of his position and celebrity crowning an active and useful public life with a peaceful and happy death. During his illness he conversed with perfect resignation on his approaching dissolution, and cheerfully submitted to sickness and death under a deep conviction of the unerring wisdom and goodness of his heavenly Father and of the redemption of the world by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To the faith and charity of a Christian he added the civil virtues of a gentleman.
Fond as a husband, indulgent as a father, constant as a friend and kind as a master.
Such is the testimony of some well-informed and appreciative friend, whose manuscript, without date or name to lead to the identification of its author, is preserved among the family archives. His burial took place, not upon the island, but at Old Wye, just across the Narrows, where the old family burying-ground was situated. There, beneath a simple mound fast sinking to the level of the surrounding
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earth without a stone or stake to mark the spot, rests all that was mortal of William Paca, thrice member of Congress, twice governor of Mary- land, signer of the Declaration of Independence, and holder successively of three of the highest judicial offices in the country.
In 1911, the Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolu- tion erected a handsome monument over the grave of Governor William Paca, at Old Wye, in Queen Anne's County. Upon the occasion of the unveiling of this monument, on May 13th, 1911, which attracted hundreds of spectators both from Baltimore City and from the Eastern Shore, Colonel Oswald Tilghman made the address of acceptance, in which he said, "Ceremonies, such as are being enacted here today, are beautifully in accord with the eternal fitness of things-they do more than honor the dead-they serve to elevate and purify the living and raise them to a higher citizenship. They are potent inspirations to patriotism, and deserve to be encouraged by all good citizens who love their homes and their dear old State, and piously cherish her best traditions. And now, Mr. President, I accept, with the heartfelt thanks of a grateful people, not only of the Eastern Shore, but of the whole state of Maryland, and in their behalf, this monument, erected by the Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution to the memory of one of Maryland's wisest statesmen and ablest jurists, who played such an active part in the founding of this great nation, and in planting the seeds of Liberty in the hearts of a liberty-loving people-Governor William Paca."
INDEX OF PROPER NAMES
Ababco, King, 36, 37, 38. Abbott, Samuel, 24, 79, 272. Acton, Richard, 336. Adams, Jasper, 12. John, 88. Rt. Rev. William Forbes, 290. Adcock, Henry, 446.
Ahatsawap, Chief, 36, 38.
Aisquith, Rev. Grandison, 281. Aldern, Elizabeth, 540.
Rebecca, 133. Richard, 540.
Alexander, Henry, 340. Robert, 73.
Allen, Rev. Dr. Ethan, 483, 492. John, H., 365. Dr. Moses, 65, 66, 138, 308, 504. William, 483.
Anderson, Archibald, 77, 105, 115, 116, 121. James, 260. John, 12. Peter, 358. William, 235, 325, 347.
Andre, Major, 117.
Applegarth, Thomas, 126.
Arickfill, William, 347.
Armstrong, Francis, 288, 325. Hon. John, 151. Philemon, 221, 225. Ashbury, Bishop, 304. Ashcraft, Mrs., 515, 520. Ashton, Thomas, 499.
Atkins, Joshua, 347. Atkinson, Isaac, 81, 82, 83.
Auld,. Colonel, 154, 159, 162, 163, 173, 176, 179, 182, 184, 188, 189, 190, 395, 406.
Thomas, 188, 395. Auroughtaregh, Chief, 36. Austin, Richard, 494. William, 189. Ayres, William, 287.
Bacon, Anthony, 268, 352, 354, 357, 358, 359.
Rev. Thomas, 288, 359, 440, 477, 481, 482, 492, 504.
Baggs, John, 21. Bailey, Rachell, 340.
Baker, Francis, 46, 65, 66, 72, 75. James, 126. Thomas, 289. Baldwin, Samuel, 297.
Ball, Thomas, 345, 388. Baltimore, Lord, 539. Lord and Lady, 529. Banks, General, 434.
Banning, Benoni, 319. Edward, 347.
Henry, 79, 94, 103, 115, 116, 308. Jeremiah, 51, 74, 78, 124, 131, 231, 354, 357, 358, 362, 372, 374, 542. Mary E., 357.
Robert, 144, 145, 157, 189, 368, 372, 374, 430, 431, 432, 507. Samuel, 289. Barclay, Rev. Francis, 296, 416.
Barker, William, 288.
Barnes, Christoper, 212, 353. Capt. Edward, 483. Elizabeth, 212.
Barney, Commodore, 183, 184.
Barnwell, James, 542.
Barrett, Dr. John, 397.
Barrie, Commodore, 183, 184.
Barrott, John H., 188. Solomon, 188. Barrow, David D., 239, 320. Thomas, 126.
Bartlett, John C., 456. Richard, 452, 453, 454. Sarah, 341. Thomas, 524. Barwick, William, 138, 293. Bash, William, 222. Bateman, Wilfred, 21.
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Battie, John W., 310.
Bayley, Henry, 222, 287.
Bayne, Rev. Thomas, 289, 296.
Bealey, William, 32.
Beckwith, Gen. Sidney, 161, 174, 175. Belford, William, 341.
Bellows, Francis, 324.
Bennett, Henrietta Maria, 313. John, 144. Richard, 31.
Benson, Edward B., 367. Gustavus A., 396.
James, 72, 79, 103, 109, 125, 308, 397, 502, 503. James H., 369.
Gen. Perry, 18, 28, 29, 79, 95, 105, 116, 121, 122, 123, 131, 146, 151, 154, 159, 162, 168, 169, 174, 176, 179, 180, 182, 183, 186, 190, 194, 195, 196, 198, 199.
Samuel, 125. William P., 169.
Berry, Benjamin, 528. James, 528. Sarah, 529. William, 524, 528, 451.
Beswick, Will, 46.
Beverly, William, 341.
Bewley, Anne, 138.
Bibby, Capt. John, 498.
Binion, Prof. S. A., 334.
Birkhead, Christopher, 46, 78, 110, 115, 116, 524.
Henrietta, 134.
Bishop, Abraham, 499.
Bladen, William, 347. Blades, Thomas W., 396. Blake, Charles, 313, 314. Henrietta, 281. John, 308.
Bodfield, Meshack, 288. Shadrach, 288. Zadoch, 493. Boid, James, 382. Bond, William Stoddert, 21, 239. Booker, Lambert, 494. Boon, John, 318.
Bordley, John Beale, 73, 544, 545, 547, 548.
Mary, 138. Thomas, 545. William, 278.
Botfield, John, 222.
Bounton, Joseph, 222.
Bowdle, Isaac, 189. Loftus, 223, 288. Thomas, 272, 341. Tristram, 245, 542.
Bowie, Rev. John, 113, 138, 473.
Bowles, John, 205.
Bowman, Samuel, 18, 482.
Boyer, Daniel, 288.
Bozman, John, 22, 43. John Leeds, 165, 239, 327, 335.
Risdon, 1, 11, 16, 17, 43, 52, 59, 469.
Thomas, 14, 18, 21, 287, 334, 465, 469. Bracco, John, 22, 46, 65, 70, 79, 103, 138, 239, 475.
Bradaway, Nicholas, 204, 205.
Braddock, James, 69, 133, 308, 381, 382, 383, 499. Braithwayte, William, 31.
Brannock, John, 347.
Brent, Giles, 31, 538.
Brishope, James, 345.
Broaghton, Richard, 341.
Bromwell, Edward, Jr., 138, 364. Jacob, 362, 482. William, 184.
Brooks, Francis, 325.
Brown, Rev. Henry, 282. William, 190. Browne, Charles, 281.
Browning, Elizabeth, 138. Bruff, John A., 396. Joseph, 74, 79, 103. Capt. Richard, 482, 541. Thomas, 11, 215, 395, 482, 540, 541. William H., 190. Bryne, Henry F., 396. Buchanan, Admiral Franklin, 510. Gen. R. C., 510. Bujiale, Joseph, 500. Stephen, 500.
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Bulkey, William, Jr., 281. Bullen, John, 219, 222, 223, 224, 227. Thomas, 21, 22, 288, 289. Bullitt, Thomas Jr., 138, 153, 195, 417, 420. Bullock, Benjamin, 286. Burges, Col. William, 35. Burgoyne, General, 107. Bush, John, 134. William, 177, 325. Bussey, Thomas, 36. Button, John, 138.
Cain, Daniel, 138. Caldwell, Jabez, 144, 189, 190. Callendar, Andrew, 138.
Callister, Henry, 352, 353, 359, 482, 489. Calvert, Benedict Leonard, 487. Caroline, 2. Cecilius, 1, 15, 485, 487. Charles, 316, 336, 582. Frederick, 4, 48. Philip, 12, 320. Campbell, Robert, 96. Caquis, Poh Poh, 35, 36, 37.
Carew, Bampfyld Moore, 398, 470, 514- 520. Carey, John, 46. Carmichael, R. B. Jr., 273. Richard B., 273, 279, 280. William, 197. Carr, Sir Robert, 539.
Carradine, Thomas, 279.
Carrill, George, 325.
Carroll, Charles (Barrister), 64, 87, 102, 103, 104, 126. Charles, of Carrollton, 64, 73, 74, 101, 102. Daniel, 120. John, 158. Casson, Henry, 482. John, 493. Caswell, Richard, 500. Caulk, John, 138, 175. William, 159. Cavandish, Henry W., 532. Chamberlain, Rev. Mr., 311. James Lloyd, 18, 65, 69, 72, 76, 78,
Chamberlain. James Lloyd, 88, 89, 94, 100, 101, 118, 133, 135, 136, 270, 282, 328, 339, 358, 368, 475. John, 351. Dr. Joseph E., 453.
Samuel, 7, 18, 46, 50, 56, 62, 134, 138, 220, 286, 287, 294, 318, 323, 326, 339, 352, 353, 366, 372, 482, 542. Thomas, 319, 372. Champ, William, 12. Chance, Tilghman N., 22. Chaplain, Mrs., 289. Alexander, 404.
Charles I, King, 538. Charles II, King, 539. Chase, Samuel, 62, 64, 71, 73, 101, 104, 238. Jeremiah Townley, 238.
Cheatham, Dr. Edward, 275. Cherbonnier, Dr., 523. Chew, John, 544, 548. Margaret, 544. Mary, 544. Philemon Lloyd, 544. Samuel, 544, 548.
Christian, Daniel, 291.
Christison, Wenlock, 524.
Claggett, Rt. Rev. Dr., 295, 296.
Claiborne, Col. William, 535, 537, 538, 540. Clark, Daniel, 117. Hy. S., 184. William, 138. Clay, Henry, 206. Clayland, Rev. James, 376. John, 542. Thomas, 449. William, 158, 227.
Clayton, William, 14, 18, 224, 225, 227, 276, 465, 469. Clift, John, 288.
Clinton, General, 97, 110.
Clows, Cheney, 107. Cochran, John, 65, 66, 138.
Cockayne, James, 184. Cockburn, Vice Admiral, 148, 153, 155, 171, 173, 407.
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Cole, William, 524. Collinson, Peter, 377. Collison, James, 388. Collister, Harriett, 126. Colston, Alice, 133. Elizabeth, 133. Henry, 133, 310.
James, 133, 190, 358, 388, 542. Jeremiah, 133, 134, 136, 137. Morris Orem, 360.
Combes, William, 213, 334, 340, 344.
Comerford, Peter, 482.
Congdon, Henry M., 312.
Connell, John, 314.
Conner, Arthur, 288.
Contee, Rev. Mr., 296.
Cook, Miles, 13, 325.
Cooley, Capt. George, 213.
Cooper, Aaron, 134. Nathaniel, 65, 66, 79. Richard, 222.
Copley, Sir Lionel, 521.
Corner, Solomon, 234, 235.
Cornwallis, Lord, 123, 129.
Corwin, William, 13.
Coursey, Col. Henry, 17, 36, 203, 205, 458.
William, 17, 203, 204, 205, 207, 213. Court, Christopher & Co., 268, 352.
Coward, Capt. John, 134, 266, 354, 483, 494.
Richard, 101, 323.
Capt. Thomas, 134, 177, 189, 261, 289, 354, 364.
Cox, Daniel, 138. Daniel Powell, 239. Rev. James, 277, 278.
Coxen, Adam, 269.
Crookshanks, Charles, 66.
Crane, Rev. W. C., 285.
Creswell, John A. J., 371.
Cromwell, Joseph, 303, 399. Cross, Thomas, 455. Crouch, Josias, 541. Josias, Jr., 541. William, 541. Cunliffe, Messrs., 356.
Curtis, Thomas, 134.
Dagworthy, Captain, 142. Dallam, Richard, 500.
Darby, John, 203.
Darnell, John, 35.
Darrow, James, 126.
Dashiell, Rev. Erastus F., 273.
Davidson, Dr. James, 273.
Davis, George L. L., 202, 540. Henry, 273. Hopkins, 316. John, 388.
Dawson, Edith, 184. Elias O., 180.
Impey, 138, 388, 396.
Dr. James, 408.
Jasper, 35.
John, 46, 125, 159, 218, 219, 350, 373, 388.
Ralph, 532.
Richard, 309.
Thomas, 103.
Thomas H., 180, 181, 182, 183, 188.
Thomas L., 390.
William, 125, 138, 239.
Day, Harriet W., 184.
Dean, John W., 395, 396.
De Bore, Colonel, 107.
De Courcy, Edward, 281.
De Grasse, Admiral, 128.
De Kalb, General, 116, 117.
Delahay, Richard A., 369.
Robert, 289. Thomas, 46, 288, 340, 344. Denny, James Earle, 126. Joseph, 308.
Peter, 176, 482.
Stephen, 188. Theodore, 163.
Denton, Henry, 347.
Dewaqua, Cannab Catani Pacanab, 36. D'Hyniossa, Dutch Governor, 539, 540. Dickinson, Charles, 341.
James, 18, 45, 52, 56, 59, 95, 358, 482, 484, 492. John, 55, 71, 93, 110, 451, 453, 454, 524. Gen. Philemon, 110.
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Dickinson, Samuel, 138, 192, 540. Solomon, 173, 174. William, 13, 32, 157, 189, 341. Dickinson and Court, 268. Diggs, Admiral, 128. Dixon, James, 456. Major John, 494. Robert B., 456, 523. William, 524.
Dodson, Edward, 396. H. Clay, 404. James, 384, 395.
Leonidas, 395.
Robert, 382, 396. Capt. William, 157, 160, 162, 163, 165, 166, 169, 177, 396, 433.
Donellan, James, 449.
Donovan, John, 22, 138, 369.
Dooris, James, 390, 406, 407.
Dorgan, John, 382, 388, 460.
Dougherty, John, 79.
Douglas, Frederick, 190, 206.
Dove, Richard, 288. Downes, James, 338. Levin, 279. Dudley, John, 190. Dulany, Daniel, 499, 553. Henrietta Maria, 544. Duling, George, 291. John, 138. Dunmore, Lord, 81, 96.
Dunning, John, 408. Dwiggons, James, 134.
Earle, Henrietta, 281. James, 14, 126, 279. John C., 273. Joseph, 96. Richard Tilghman, 278, 279, 282.
Eason, John, 535. Easton, Richard, 310. Eccleston, Charles, 184, 185.
Eden, Gov. Robert, 19, 58, 59. 94, 95, 553. Thomas & Co., 354. Edge, James, 18, 317, 378, 483. John, 494.
Edmondson, John, 17, 18, 287, 325, 341, 353, 451, 505, 521, 524, 525. Mary, 455. Pollard, 18, 46, 50, 65, 88, 89, 94, 138, 232, 500. Samuel, 103. ยท Thomas, 18. William, 449, 452. Elbert, John, 138. William, 385. Elliott, Edward, 376. William T., 230, 369.
Ellis, Nan, 509. Elston, Ralph, 494. William, 116.
Emerson, Thomas, 12, 18, 171, 219, 222, 223, 224, 227, 350. Thomas A., 282.
Emory, Arthur, 278. Arthur, Jr., 279.
Frank, 169. Thomas Lane, 278.
Engle, Solomon, 134.
Ennalls, Major Bartholomew, 494. Henry, 483. Dr. John, 493.
Esgate, Joseph, 309.
Evans, Griffith, 222.
Evardine, Thomas, 52.
Ewings, George, 470, 471.
Fairbank, Daniel, 308. David, 340. Farlow, William, 157. Feddeman, Ann, 138. Daniel, 158. Philip, 21, 225, 227, 228.
Ffendall, Josias, 15. Ferguson, James, 138. William, 138. Finley, Robert, 21, 219, 221, 223, 225, 227, 228. Fish, Edmund, 222, 288. Fishbourne, Ralph, 451, 524. Fisher, John, 281. Thomas A., 190.
Fishwick, Mr., 483. Fletcher, James, 445.
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Fookes, Capt. James, 397. Ford, John T., 404.
Forman, William, 273.
Forrester, Mary, 508.
Foster, Rigby, 11.
Sarah, 12, 203, 207, 531, 537, 538. Seth, 538.
Fox, George, 451, 521, 524, 525, 529. Henry, 532. Francis, Tench, 16, 18, 21.
Franklin, Gilbert, 358.
Frazier, Doctor, 184. Elizabeth, 184. James, 184. William, 77. Frith, Henry, 288.
Fuller, Capt. William, 21.
Gaile, John, 483. Gale, Harry, 126. Levin, 483. Mathias, 120, 352.
Galloway, Midshipman, 186.
Gallup, John O., 367, 369.
Gardiner, Charles, 138. Capt. John, 354. Garrettson, Rev. Freeborn, 114, 303, 399.
Richard, 307.
Gaskin, William, 325.
Gawith, & Co., John, 69, 70, 378.
George III, King, 53.
Gibson, Charles, 373.
Charles H., 510. Elizabeth, 138.
Fayette, 404.
Jacob, 79, 138, 151, 163, 176, 223, 391, 415-434.
John, 22, 65, 66, 94, 103, 109, 115, 116, 125, 130, 138, 279. Jonathan, 115, 116, 120. Woolman, 18, 46, 50, 95, 125, 130, 138, 239. Giddins, Marvin, 223. Gildart, James, 68, 69, 70. Robert, 351, 378. Gildart and Gawith, 378, 381. Giles, Richard, 287.
Gill, Henrietta M., 314. Gist, Mordecai, 78, 100, 105, 106, 111, 116.
Glascow, Rev. Patrick, 483, 494. Glendenning, William, 303.
Glenn, Nicholas, 494.
Glover, Rev. Bennett S., 281. Daniel, 205.
Goddert, Dr. Thomas, 340, 341.
Goldsborough, Greenbury, 77, 79, 95, 96, 231. Howes, 109, 126, 130, 138, 232, 491, 542.
James, 138.
John, 46, 50, 51, 52, 56, 59, 77, 94, 103, 289, 448, 482, 484, 500.
John, Jr., 294.
Maria, 289. Martin, 289.
Mary Ann, 126, 138.
May Ann Turbutt, 125.
Matthew Tilghman, 29, 272.
Nicholas, 16, 17, 18, 29, 158, 177, 288, 289, 345.
Robert, 11, 14, 17, 21, 43, 51, 52, 56, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 73, 86, 102, 103, 126, 135, 138, 195, 218, 219, 225, 232, 448, 482, 484, 488, 500. Robert, Henry, 24, 25, 27, 29, 142, 151, 189, 196, 198, 417,
Rev. Robert W., 281, 282.
Sarah, 138.
Thomas, 138, 473.
William, 77, 126, 138, 157, 471, 482, 484, 491, 503.
Gordon, Rev. John, 65, 113, 472, 473, 475, 482, 484, 490, 491, 504, 515.
Mary, 138. Thomas, 79, 113.
Gorsuch, Charles, 451, 524. Richard, 209.
Gossage, Frank, 116.
Graham, Lieut. John, 157, 164, 167. Grahame, George, 104. Grant, Thomas, 138. Gray, Andrew, 32. O. W., 328.
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Gream, Elizabeth, 498. Peter, 498. William, 498. Green, Henry, 325. William, 500. Greene, General, 121, 123, 130. Greenwood, Elizabeth, 445. Thomas, 445. Gresham, Joshua, 288. Griffins, Anthony, 205, 206, 325.
Griffith, Colonel, 99.
Groome, William H., 189, 289. Gurling, Richard, 341.
Hackett, Michael, 446. Dr. Mitchell, 482.
Haddaway, George E., 404. James, 180. Oakley, 158, 189. Thomas L., 382, 388, 407. William Webb, 19, 101, 118. Hahn, Miss, 403. Hale, Amos, 158, 177, 189. James, 524. Jasper, 340. John, 64, 104. Thomas, 506. Robert, 347.
Hambleton, Edward N., 144, 157, 189. James, 157. Mrs. James P., 10, 272. Lydia, 410. N., 385, 409. Philemon, 540. Samuel, 29, 177, 476.
Thomas, 388. William, 10, 12, 13, 17, 63, 64, 79, 80, 138, 139, 239, 391, 520. Hamilton, Dr. Alexander, 483. Jameson, 171. Rev. John, 494. William, 17. Hammond, John, 279. Nicholas, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 195, 240, 241, 416, 420. Hanbury, John, 268, 352. Hands, Alexander, 145. Hanna, John, 400.
Hanner, John, 482. Hanson, John, 120. Harding, Captain, 68, 76. Hardiman, Major, 117. Harrington, John, 408. Nathan, 406. Richard, 385, 395. Harper, John C., 190. Samuel Clayland, 438. William, 438.
Harris, Benjamin, 317. John, 12, 22, 310. Joseph, 138, 317. Skinner, 388. Thomas, 139. William, 317.
Harrison, General, 373, 408.
Alexander Bradford, 158, 406. Edward S., 367.
Francis, 341, 345. James, 401. Jeremiah, 188, 388.
John W., 308. Jonathan, 309. Joseph, 308. Oliver, 395. Robert, 330.
Samuel, 379, 383, 389, 390, 397.
Stephen, 390. Thomas, 65, 69, 288, 308, 378, 389, 447. William, 157, 160, '176, 189, 288, 388, 389, 395, 510. William, Jr., 189. William Henry, 408.
Harwood, John, 24, 138.
Rachel, 490, 504. Richard, 294. Ridout Bozeman, 491, 504.
Hartley, Rev. Joseph, 114, 125, 305. Hatton, John, 376. William, 12. Hawkins, Elizabeth, 531, 538. Emault, 225. John, 32, 218, 344, 350, 531, 538. Thomas, 537, 538. Rev. William G., 282.
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INDEX
Hayward, George R., 24, 25, 294.
William, 24, 79, 80, 83, 92, 135, 136, 139, 159, 189, 232, 420, 469, 475, 503.
Hazelton, Richard, 314. Thomas, 28, 289. Hemsley, Alexander, 179.
Anne, 281. Charles, 314.
Elizabeth, 281.
Philemon W., 157, 211, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 281, 344.
Vincent, 219. William, 12, 13, 17, 21, 126, 209, 278, 279, 281, 326.
Hendrix, Edward, 138. John, 223. Thomas, 117, 158, 189.
Henry, John, 124, 130.
Herman, Augustus, 545
Hicks, James, 134. Gov. Thomas H., 434. Higgins, Matthew, 190.
Hindman, Edward, 77, 78, 105. Eliza, 125. Jacob, 43, 52, 65, 66, 95, 472, 483, 494. Rev. Jacob Henderson, 113, 306. Capt. James, 65, 66, 74, 95, 98, 105, 109, 116, 118, 121, 130, 362.
James, Jr., 130. Rev. James, 276. Dr. John, Jr., 95, 139.
William, 65, 66, 74, 77, 82, 103, 120, 130, 139, 475. Hollyday, Ann, 138. George T., 86.
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