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Brick yards, & 2 Printing presses & 40 Houses of public enter- tainment within the Borough.
The materials for building such as Stone, Lime, Sand, Clay proper for Brick making, Timber, Boards &c are to be had in the greatest abundance at the most reasonable Rates. We would instance as one particular that the best Pine Boards from the Susquehannah are delivered here at 5/6 per 100 ft.
Our Centrical (sic) Situation will be best determined by the consideration of the following Distances, which persue the Course of the Roads now occupied, but which may be short- ened, which we consider as accurately taken, viz:
From Lancaster to Philadelphia, 66 miles.
Wilmington,
50
Newport,
47
Head of Elk,
45
North East,
42
Rock Run, 38
Mouth of Susquehanna, . 42
Baltimore by McCalls Ferry, 60
Trents by the Swedes Ford, 90
Coryells Ferry on Delaware,
87
Reading,
31
Easton, .
83
Wrights Ferry on Susquehannah, 10
Harris ditto, 36
McCalls Ferry on Susqueh. 16 66
Andersons Ferry do., 13
Peach Bottom do .. 22
Nolands Ferry on Potomack. .
93
Harpers do., 110
We have presumed, Gentlemen, to make the foregoing State- ment and present it to you. The general National Interest of America at large will, we are persuaded, be fully considered when the Important Point of the future permanent Residence of Congress is agitated and determined on by that Honorable Body. We have reason to think that Win. Hamilton. Esq., who is entitled to the Rent Charges and the unoccupied Parts of this Borough, would cheerfully meet every wish of Con- gress, so far as his Property is concerned. Permit us only to
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add that our Citizens are federal and strongly attached to the new system of Government.
We have the Honor to be with Every Sentiment of Respect, Gentlemen,
Your most Faithful and Most Obedient Hum. Servts.
In behalf of the Corporation and Citizens.
[The foregoing paper is indorsed "Rough draft of Letter to the Senators & Represens in Congress respecting the Permanent Residence of Congress."]
[Judge Yeates to Senator Maclay.] LANCASTER, 23 March, 1789.
DEAR SIR : I am this moment honored with your Favour of the 18th Instant. In behalf of the Borough of Lancaster give me leave to Express our Acknowledgements for the Kindness you have Shown us.
We have not been in attention to the Contents of your for- mer letter. It is true, we move slowly but this is uniformly the Case when many are concerned. When the Business re- quired no longer Delay, we appointed a Committee to draft a Letter to our Senators and Representatives in Congress, Ex- pressive of our particular situation and giving Information on the Points required by your letter which served as an Excel- lent Guide on this Subject. This letter has been prepared for Each Body and duly signed, and is accompanied by two Drafts to our Senators and Representatives accurately taken, and will probably be received at the Same Time with the present Scrawl.
It Strikes me that the Cardinal Point first to be discussed will be whether a Seaport or an Inland, Centrical Situation is most Eligible under the general Interests of the Union at large. If the first should be preferred, we have then no Pretensions to the Honor; If the latter, we submit our claims with due Deference to the Wisdom of Congress We offer them an Inland Town in a considerable degree of Improve- ment, a well cultivated and fertile Country, a healthy Situa- tion and Inhabitants industrious. In our Case, the Conten- tions of rival and Commercial Cities does not Come in Ques-
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tion. The Seaport of each State may Still flourish under their respective natural Advantages, independent of the peculiar Benefits which any one of them may derive from the perma- nent residence of Congress and which may Eventually render such city obnoxious, if not dangerous to the general trading Interests of each Commercial Port in the United States.
I have by this post written to Mr. Hamilton to Express his Intentions to Congress, so far as his Property is concerned, on this subject. I have not the Smallest Doubt from our frequent Conferences, that he will meet the utmost wish of Congress on this Head. Until his Sentiments can be more fully known, I pledge myself to you as his Agt. that he will freely and Cheer- fully grant whatever Congress can reasonably require of him.
I have the Honor to be Sir, Your Most obed. &
Honble
faithful Humble Serv't,
WILLIAM MACLAY, Esq. J. YEATES.
[Judge Yeates to Wm. Hamilton.]
LANCASTER, 23 March, 1789.
DEAR SIR: Within this hour I have recd a Letter from Mr. McClay, a copy of which is subjoined. The Propriety of being peculiarly active at this period, strikes me very forcibly. I shall answer this letter immediately. I beg you will wait upon Messrs. Clymer. & Fitsimons as soon as possible and in- form them of your Intentions & Dispositions. A Letter from you to our Friends in Congress & particularly to some, if not all of our Representatives, Should Express the Same matter fully and at large. In one Word, My Dear Sir, I would al- most if not quite give them a charte blanche.
Mr. John Hubly tells me this moment that by a Letter which Parson Muhlenberg has received from his brother Fred- erick, he is informed that Congress will in all Probability set- tle at Some Place, between the Delaware & Susquehannah. This is very Encouraging. Do ask of Clymer & Fitzsimons to see our Map forwarded to them & let me know of your sen- timents. I am Dr. Sir, Very Affectionately Yours, WM. HAMILTON, Esq., Bush Hill. J. YEATES.
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NOTES AND QUERIES.
CORRECTION .- On page 301, ninth line from the bottom, the word "confirmation " should be Corporation.
BLAIRSVILLE .- In Dr. Egle's History of Pennsylvania, it is stated that this town " was laid out in 1819; James Campbell was the origi- nal owner, but in the latter part of the year 1818, sold a portion of the land to Andrew Brown, when they at once proceeded to lay ont a town, which they named in honor of John Blair, of Blair's Gap." Is not this a mistake? In the Pittsburgh Gazette of December 20, 1792, Robert Cochran advertises that he has " laid out a town at the mouth of Black Lick creek adjoining Conamaugh river." No name was given the town. I. C.
THE WYOMING HISTORICAL AND GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., held its regular quarterly meeting, Friday eve- ning, December 13, 1SS4. After the preliminary exercises, the Society passed unanimously a resolution recommending to its members, and the public generally, the "HISTORICAL REGISTER-NOTES AND QUERIES-RELATING TO INTERIOR PENNSYLVANIA, and published by Dr. William H. Egle, honorary member of the Society, as representing the interests of this portion of the State, and deserving the cordial support of historical students." A very interesting biographical sketch of the late Hon. Stewart Pearce, honorary member of the Society, and the author of the "Annals of Luzerne County," was read by Mir. George B. Kulp, the Historio- grapher. Harrison Wright, Ph. D., the Secretary, also read an elaborate report of some fossils from the lower coal measures near Wilkes-Barre, contributed by Prof. E. W. Claypole, of the State Geo- logical Survey. This paper was certainly a very valuable contribu- tion to our knowledge of the coal fauna of Eastern Pennsylvania. A vote of thanks for the two papers was passed, and the same re- ferred to the publication committee. Several nominations for mein - bership were made, and a number of active members were transferred to the list of life members, having paid the $100 towards the perma- nent fund, as per constitution and by-laws. The Society then ad- journed. There was an unusually good attendance, despite the in clement weather.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Africa, J. Simpson, notes contributed by, 241-247.
Alexander family. 19-23.
Armstrong, Captain John, letter to, from Major Isaac Craig, 36; county history, facts in, 202-205 ; fort, and Manor of Kittanning, SI-91.
Bald Eagle congregation, 107. nest, 10%.
Beatty, Rev. Charles, notice of, 116.
Belli, John, letter to, from Major Craig, 134.
Berks county, Indian names in, 300 ; Indian villages in, 297.
Biddle, Edward, note relating to, 246.
Blaine family. 145 -- 150.
/Bleakney, Colonel Gabriel, letter to, from Major Craig, 266. Blythe, Calvin, sketch of, 43, 159.
Book notices, 77-80, 159, 238.
Boone, Daniel, the Kentucky pioneer, born in Berks county, 190.
Boyd, Captain John. Lieutenant Thomas, and Lieutenant William, 18.
Bradley, Abraham, 233.
Brodhead, General, letter to, from Major Craig, 125.
Brown, Hugh, 15S : William, 114; Scotch-Irish family of, 47-53.
Burd, Colonel James, of Tinian, 214-230.
Byers, John, of Carlisle, 20.
Callender, Colonel Robert, notice of, 245.
Campbell, Colonel Terrence, letter to, from Major Craig, 129.
Carmichael, Rev. John, notice of, 16.
Cass, Captain Jonathan, letters to, from Major Craig, 33, 35. Céloron, notes concerning, 24S.
Chambers-Rieger duel. papers relative to, 279. Captain Stephen, notice of, 100.
Chartier, Martin and Peter, notice of, 250.
Chillisquaque, 102.
Clark, Colonel John, letters to, from Major Craig, 173, 176.
Cluggage, Captain Robert, n tice of, 243.
Connolly, Dr. John, 210.
Cook. Jeremiah, biographical sketch of, 67.
Congress, address to, by the corporation of Lancaster, 301. the permanent residence of, 301.
Connecticut controversy, 1-12 ; lawless intruders from, 151.
Cornplanter's town, 164.
Craig, Captain Robert, 274. Isaac, contributions by, 27, 77, 120, 202, 248, 261.
Major Isaac, extracts from letter-books of, 27-37, 120-136, 161-178, 261-269.
Major Isaac, letters to, from John Gibson, 169; George McCully, 168. "Cymbalines, " 238.
Derry Church, historical address delivered at laying of corner-stone, 281. Deturk family, 92-98.
Dotterer, Henry S., contributions by, 137, 179.
Durell, Captain George W., biographical sketch of, 68.
Earle, Henry Baldwin, biographical sketch of, 69. Early history, n .ted characters in, 248.
; Egle, Dr. William H., contributions by, 43, 47, 70, 72, 73, 76, 145, 231, 256, 281. ¿Elder, Joshua, 53.
Ewing family of Lancaster and York, 206-213. Jasper, letter of, to Judge Yeates, 157.
¡Evans, Samuel, contributions by, 206, 270.
Fast, Continental, 1775, 100.
Fatzinger, Jacob, biographical sketch of, 70.
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General Index.
Filson, John, notice of life of, 23S.
Finley, Major John. letters to, from Major Craig. 129-133, 174, 262, 263, 268. Fithian's Journal, 1775, annotated by John Blair Linn, 13-18, 99-119, 194- 201. 241-247.
Fleming. John, notice of 104, 114.
Folk-lore, 77.
Fort Augusta. 99.
Forrest. Captain Andrew, biographical sketch of, 44.
Franklin county Centennial, 239.
Freeze, Jolin G., contribution by, 74.
Gates, General H .. letter of, to Colonel Burd, 222. Gibson John, letter from, to Major Craig, 169.
Gillespie, Cornelius, letter to, from Major Craig, 30.
Girtv. Simon, papers relating to. 155-157.
Goshenhoppen. marriages in, 1731-1790, 137-144, 179-189.
Guss, Prof. A. L , contribution by, 54.
" Hell Valley," 247.
Historical societies, 80, 160, 307.
Hamilton, A. Boyd, contributions by, 78, 214. William, letter to, from Judge Yeates, 306.
Hand General Edward, letters to, from Major Craig, 120. 125.
Harvie. John, letter to, from Judge Yeates 236.
Haskell, Captain Jonathan, letters to, from Major Craig, 136, 171.
Hayden, Rev. Horace Edwin. contribution by, 19.
Havs, Lieutenant James, notice of, 14.
Hodgdon, Samuel, letters to, from Major Craig, 29, 31, 125, 175, 176, 177, 261, 265.
Howell, Joseph, letter to, from Major Craig, 32.
Hughes, Captain Thomas, letters to. from Major Caig, 130-132.
Hunter, Captain Samuel, notice of, 99.
Huntingdon, 198.
Hurlburt, Christopher, 234.
Indian depredations on Juniata in 1756, 54. of Pennsylvania, 291-300.
Jeffers, Lieutenant, letters to, from Major Craig, 28, 30. Jenkins, Steuben, contribution by, 1.
Kearsley. Dr. Jonathan. 99. Kishacoquillas valley, 117, 195.
"Kittanning Path, " 82. Kittanning, Manor of, S1-91.
Knox, General, letters to, from Major Craig, 27-37, 120-136, 161-178, 261-269.
Lambing, Rev. A. A .. contribution by, 81.
Lancaster, address of the corporation of, to Congress, 301.
Lane, Rev. Samuel, notice of. 244.
Lincoln, Benjamin, letter to, from Major Craig. 164.
Linn, John Blair, contribi cions by, 13, 68, 99, 194, 241.
Linn, Rev. Mr., notice of, 112.
1 Luzerne county, concerning the, 231.
Lyon, John, biographical sketch of, 24-26.
Maclay, Dr. Samuel, note by, to Fithian's Journal, 196. William, letter of, to Judge Yeates, 301. letter to, from Judge Yeates, 305. McCormick, George, notice of. 112.
McCreary. Robert G., biographical sketch of, 71.
McCullv, George, letter from, to Major Craig. 168.
McNamie, Michael, letter to, from Major Craig, 171. McPherson, Edward. contribution by, 71. "Markley Freundschaft," notice of history of, 238. Marinie, Peter, letter to, from Major Craig, 123. Martin, Robert, notice of, 16.
Maske, Manor of, first settlers on, 153.
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Mentges, Colonel Francis, letter to, from Major Craig, 257.
Mifflin, Governor Thomas, letter to, from Timothy Pickering, 232. Montgomery, Colonel .Ichu. letter of. 55. Marton L., contributions by, 33, 92, 190, 291. Montour, Madame, note relating to. 74.
Morgan, Colonel George, letter of, to Simon Girty, 155.
Nead, Benjamin M., contribution by, 67.
Newspaper historical series, 75.
Northumberland, 16.
O'Hara, James, letters to, from Major Craig, 134, 136, 161, 162, 171, 173-177, 262-266.
Packer, Harry E .. biographical sketch of, 71.
" Paradise country." 15.
Parke. John E., contribution by, 79.
Penn's valley. 111.
Pennsylvania-Connecticut controversy, 1-12.
"Pennsylvania Farmer," letter of, 105.
Peters. Richard, letter of, to John Taylor, 206.
Pickering. Timothy, biographical sketch of. 231; letter to, from Major Craig. 164 : letter of, to Gov rnor Minlin, 232.
Piper. Captain William. notice of, 13.
Pittsburgh. events in. ninety years ago, 75.
Plunket, William, notice of, 16.
Polhemus, Lieutenant, letter to, from Major Craig. 175.
Randolph Beverly, letter to, from Major Craig, 161.
Reed. William, notice of, 106.
Reiger. Dr. Jacob, correspondence with Captain Stephen Chambers, 279.
Revolution, correspondence relating to the, 58-66.
Scouller, Jolin Young. biographical sketch of. 51. James Brown, biographical sketch of, 51.
Scull, William. 17. "Shades of Death." notice of, 243.
Shippen, Edward, letter of, to Colonel Burd, 219.
Smith, Devereux, letter of, to the Indian Commissioners 235. Rev. Samuel Stanhope, notice of, 17.
Stahle. H. J., contribution by, 153.
"Standing-Stone." the. 241.
Stauffer, D. MeN., contribution by, 279.
Sunbury, 99.
Tannehill, Adisam, note relating to, 74.
Teedyuscung's parade dress, 217.
Tiadaghton, 103.
Tinsley, Lieutenant, letter to. fro n Major Craig, 163.
Toomes, John, letter to, from Major Craig, 268.
Traill, Robert, biographical sketch of, 256.
Van Reed family, 35-42; John, junior, 159.
"Wabash Indians, " 163, 164.
Wallace, John William, biographical sketch of, 72.
Warrior Run, 13, 16.
Wayne. General Anthony, letters to, from Major Craig, 131, 172.
Whitehill, 158; Whitehills of Lancaster, 270-278.
Witman family, 76.
Witherspoon. John, note relating to, 17.
Wilson, Colonel James, letters to, from Colonel John Montgomery, 58; Ephraim Douglass 58 ; Colonel Eneas Mackay, 60, 61, 65 ; George Steven- son. 63.
Wyoming controversy, 1-12.
Yeates, Judge Jasper, letters of, to William Hamilton, 300; John Harvie, 236; William Maclay, 305. letters to, fromn Jasper Ewing, 157; William Ma- clay, 301.
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Index of Surnames.
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Abel, 276.
Adair, 289.
Adams, 40, 42, 75.
Africa, 241-247.
Bartholme, 138.
Blunston, 206, 207, 252.
¿Agnew, 153, 154. Ainsworth, 50, 52.
Bates, SO.
Alber, 13S.
Baum, 42.
Boehm, 139.
Alexander, 19-23, 119, 143, 160.
Bayard, S3, 85. Bean, 159.
Boggs, 108, 109, 290. Bolden, 273.
Allen, 102, 223, 246. Allison, 99-101, 112, 145 215, 272, 274.
Beauharnois, 248.
Boone, 190-193.
Alricks, S0, 216, 219. Anan, 154.
Becker. 13S.
Bossert, 139.
Anderson, 235.
Beckwith, 19.
Boude, 222, 276, 277.
Andrews, 33, 135, 161.
Beissel, 13S.
Bouquet, 13, 145, 219, 222, 226.
Andres, 138.
Belli, 124, 134, 161.
Arend, 138.
Bender, 138.
Benvil, 135.
Berge, 13S.
Berger, 138. Bergman, 13S.
Bowman, 42.
Arnold, 214.
Berret, 13S.
Bradley, 233.
Ash, 136, 163, 164.
Bertolet, 94-97, 192.
Brady, 133, 173, 174.
Asheton, 35, 59.
Bertram, 286-2SS.
Brauchler, 139.
Ashmead, 159.
Bessel, 31.
Braun, 139.
AtLee, 225, 227, 273.
Beyer, 138.
Breil, 95. Brendel, 139.
Atkinson, 251.
Bickham, 273, 276.
Bickhart, 138.
Brenneman, 139.
Audebert, 175, 177. Aw1, 220.
Bierman, 138.
Brennerholtz, 139.
Brickerdt, 139.
Bache, 45.
Biddle, 155,225,246,257.
Britton, 160. Brobst, 139.
Baer, 97.
Bingaman, 138.
Bailey, 230.
Binkes, 138.
Brodhead, 83,85,87, 8S.
Baillee, 64.
Binney, 72.
Brotherton, 195, 196.
Bails, 175.
Birst, 138.
Brownson, 160.
Baker, 230, 245, 247.
Bischof, 13S.
Baldwin, 30, 31, 32.
Bisecker, 133. Bitting, 138. Bizallion, 250.
Bancroft, 282. Barber, 275.
Barendt, 13S. Barclay, 256.
Y Black, 155, 286. Blaine, 21, 145-150. Blainville, 249.
/ Brumbach, 96. Brumfield, 154. Brunner, 139. Bryson, 171.
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Barker, 16, 18, 99-101, 116. Barr, 219.
Blair, 160, 216, 245, 246. Bleakney, 266.
Bleyer, 139.
Barton, 225.
Blythe, 43, 44, 159. Bock, 139.
Beard, 154.
Bombaugh, 228.
Beatty, 17, 116.
Bond, 29, 122. 128, 130.
Bechtel, 3S, 97.
Bortner, 206.
Boyd, 18, 49,63, 101,153, 155, 160, 224, 271, 284.
Armor, 273.
Armstrong, 17, 54, 57, 154, 218, 219, 225, 226, 227, 253.
Boyle, 150. Bower, 95.
Biggs, 35, 36, 37.
Bamberger, 138.
Brown, 24, 33, 47-53, 114, 116, 117, 154, 158, 196, 197, 226.
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Clymer, 306. Cock, 139.
Darling, 80.
Datisman, 139.
Cochran, 230.
Davidson, 20, 21, 143.
Cogg, 139.
Davis, 154, 221.
Como, 164.
Dean, 154.
Conner, 276.
De Berthet, 254.
Connolly, 202-213.
De Bleama, 139.
Bürger, 139.
Conrod, 133, 176, 266.
Deeter, 98.
Burns, 160.
Conwell, 14S.
Dehere, 139.
Cook, 67, 68, 100, 101, 266, 268, 269.
Deis, 139. Delaney, 4.
Cooper, 71, 240.
Delap, 159.
Button, 139.
Cook, 160.
Dellicker, 137.
Byard, 275. Byers, 19, 20.
Coxe, 80, 152.
Demarest, 75.
Craft, 159.
Demig, 139. Demlar, 34, 36.
Caldwell, 20S.
Callender, 225, 245, 246.
Calvin, 282.
Cameron, 275.
Crain, 274.
Crary, 149.
Detweiler, 139.
Crater, 139.
De Villiers, 249. Dick, 80, 97.
Dickey, 214.
Creigh, 21, 267, 277.
Dickinson, 105.
Cartlidge, 252.
Creighton, 154. "
Dickson, 149.
Cressman, 139.
Diehl, 140.
Cresswell, 158, 271.
Dieskau, 249.
Crinens, 139.
Diets, 140.
Cass, 27-37, 125, 265.
Cromwell, 3.
Diggs, 246.
Celoron, 248, 249.
Cross, 284.
Dill, 140.
Crouch, 4S.
Dinges, 140.
Crownover, 103.
Dinnen, 253.
Culbertson, 115, 116, 118, 195, 196.
Ditlow, 140.
Dix, 76. Dobbin, 18.
Chatham, 100.
Cuminins, 196.
Donnelly, 262.
Chartier, 250-255.
Cunningham, 253-286.
Dorrance, 10.
Chritzman, 160.
Curius, 139.
Dosch, 140.
Cishinger, 153.
Curren, 275.
Curriden, 160.
Curtis, 78. Cuthbertson, 272.
Dubbs, 78. Duer, 140.
Dahl, 139.
Duffield, 22.
Danckel, 139.
Dumas, 249.
Dangerfield, 161.
Duncan, 146.
Dunlap, 243. Dunmore, 210.
Bucher, 139. Buck, 139, 159. Buchanan, 78. 79, 154. Bueliler, S0, 139.
Bull, 209. Bumgardner, 206. Burd, 56, 214-230.
Burr, 221. Butler, 34, 35, 60, 63, 123, 202, 203.
Cotton, 154.
De Macarty, 254.
Cadwalader, 46.
Craig, 27, 84, 120, 154,
158, 161, 167, 168, 202, 248, 261-269, 271, 274. Craighead, So.
Derrscham, 139.
De Turk, 92-98.
: Campbell, 40, S7, 125- 129, 194-197, 286, 290. Carinichael, 16, 132. Carnahan, 49. Carothers, 18, 20, 101.
Carr, 195, 197. Carson, 154, 159, 175, 177. Cary, 265.
Croghan, 30, 210, 241.
Diffenderfer, 140.
Chamberlain, 148, 277. Chambers, 100,101,125, 128, 160, 193, 113. 240, 243, 279, 280, 290. Chapman, 224.
Cumings, 35.
Dotterer, 137, 139, 140, 179, 238.
Douglass, 58, 60, 80, 151.
Clark, 22, 35, 134, 163, 171-178, 239, 277. Clay, 69. Claypoole, 89. Clemson, 271.
Clendennen, 19, 172. Clingan, 13. Cluggage, 199, 201, 243. Cingston, 154. .
Dand, 80. Darby, 151.
Denny, 75, 131.
Derr, 41, 140.
Crawford, 35-37, 149, 205, 236, 241, 265, 266.
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Fithian, 13, 99, 194-197, Glenn, 170, 171. 240-247. Godin, 251.
Fitzsimons, 306.
Goetz. 141.
Flahaven, 44.
Goetschy, 137.
Fleger 141.
Goodhart, 96.
Fleming, 104, 107, 114, 196, 197, 243.
Gordon, 55, 255, 256, 257. Graham, 47, 283.
Earle, 69.
Foley, 201, 242, 244.
Grant, 256.
Eaton, 91.
Forrest, 43-46.
Gratz, 58, 66.
Eberhart, 140.
Forster, 283, 286.
Gray, 102, 221, 250.
Eckert, 70, 140.
Francis, 152.
Graydon, 44, 46.
Edelman, 140. Edie, 154.
Franks, 273.
Greber, 142.
Edinger, 140. Edmeston, 22.
Egle, 47, 55, 57, 70, 72, 73, 80, 112, 160, 245, 247,281.
Ehler, 277.
Eichel, 140.
Frever, 141.
Eichelberger, 209.
Eitenmiller, 140. Elder, 24,52,53,81,281- 290-
Ellinger, 140.
Gage, 199, 211, 242.
Grob, 142. .
Elliott, 43, 157.
Galbraith, 145, 146.
Gangwehr, 141.
Groff, 142.
Emet, 140. Engleman, 140. Eppley, 80.
Gates, 222.
Grotius, 41. Grotz, 259.
Geier, 141. Geiger, 96, 141.
Gruen, 142.
Gerber, 94.
Gucker, 142.
Gerges, 141.
Guldin, 41, 95, 97.
Gerhard, 141.
Guss. 57.
Guyer, 247.
Geri, 141. Gernant, 42. George, 160. Gettel, 141.
Haag, 142.
Haas. 40, 142.
Haeger, 142, 143.
Gibboney, 196.
Hagelberg, 142.
Faulkner, 126.
Faust, 141.
Ferguson, 103, 154. Filson, 238. -"Fisher, 41, 130, 141, 240. / Finley, 43, 43, 88, 129, 171, 172, 174, 245, 246, 266 -- 269.
Gibson, 61, 75, 101, 154, 169, 219. Gilbert, 41. Gillespie, 30, 106, 107, 103, 148, 150, 284, 287. Gillan, 160. Gilmore, 277. Gipsen, 141. Gisch, 124. Girty, 155-157.
Hahn, 142. Haldeman, 24, 25, 277. Hall, 96, 149, 153, 154, 199, 245. Halleck, 148. Haller, 142. Hallman, 142. Halsey, 221.
Ilamel, 159.
Hamfer, 142.
Grayson, 171, 174.
Frazer, 273.
Green, 116, 161, 171, 194, 260.
Frazier, 154.
Freeman, 100, 149.
Greenawald, 96, 160.
Gregg, 75, 121.
Freeze, 74. French, 250.
Gress, 142. Gressman, 142.
Frey, 141.
Frock, 141. Fruit, 16, 102.
Griesemer, 40, 41, 97, 142. Grier, 99.
Grimli, 142. Grinens, 142.
Gabel, 141.
Gardner, 41, 206.
Grubb, 229.
. Erb, 140. Erwin, 154. Evans, 23, 40, 206, 213, 245, 250, 255, 270, 284, 285. Ewing, 148, 150, 157, 206-213.
Faber, 137. Fabian, 140. Fabnestock, 273. Fandt, 141. Fatzinger, 70.
Gettys, 153, 155.
Groeber, 142.
Dunwoody, 151. Durell, 68. Duringer, 140. Durrett, 238.
Eagle, 97. Ealer, 260. Earl, 129.
Fletcher, 153.
Franklin, 221, 224, 214.
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Historical Register.
Hildreth, 204.
Hill, 41,98, 143, 146, 14S. Hiller. 143.
Hilligass, 138, 143.
Hindenleiter, 143.
Jeckel, 144.
Jeffers, 27-37, 120-136, 175.
Hirsch. 143. Hoch, 41, 94, 95, 98. Hodgdon, 29, 31, 125, Jeger, 144.
175. 261-269.
Jenkins, 1, 155.
Jennings, 6.
Harriman, 68.
Hart, 256.
Hohe, 144.
Hartenstein, 142.
Hartman, 143.
Hollebush, 144.
Hartranft, 6S.
Hollenbach, 234.
Hollingshead, 210.
Holmes, 3, 196, 245,247. Kaderli, 179. Holt, 78. ~
Kahlbach, 179.
Hoopes, 215.
Kahler, 179.
Hopkins, 69, 70.
Kauffman, 41.
Hay, 69.
Hayden, 19, 80.
Haves, 14, 102, 148, 150, 290.
Haymaker, 130. Head, 100. Hein-man, 142, 143.
Henderson, 20, 1 ;..
Howe. 28, 33, 37, 199.
Howell, 63, 126, 266.
Kelly, 40.
Kemerer, 179, 180.
Kempf, 179, 1S0.
Herbein, 40, 96, 97. Herbert, 203, 978. Herkimer, 237.
Herner, 143.
Hernson, 143.
Huidekoper, 80.
Kern, 179.
Herring, 110, 143.
Hulings, 130, 172.
Kerst, 96.
Herron, 155.
Hunt, 163.
Kerr, 153.
Hershey, 203.
Keyser, 179.
Hertzel, 143.
Kiehlwein, 94.
Huntsberger, 144.
King, 245.
Hurlburt, 234.
Kinneer, 64.
Hettenbach, 143.
Hutcheson, 29, 124.
Kinney, 234.
Hewing, 162.
Huy, 40, 42.
Kirkpatrick, 70.
Hibbard, 21.
Hidel, 143.
Immel, 97.
Hiebner. 143, 144.
Ingham, 80.
Klapper, 179.
Hiester, 40, 41.
Innis, 154.
Klein, 179.
Hiestand. 39.
Irish, 263.
Klemer, 179.
Irvine, 19, 20, 158, 271. , Kline, 260.
Irwin, 13, 87.
Knabb, 41, 42, 97, 98.
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Hamilton, 22, 80, 132, 154. 155, 153, 170, 214, L_i, __ 3, oul, 000. Hand. 124, 243. Handlyn. 135. Hanna, 60. Hardesty, 172. Harris, 108, 152, 214, 226, 228, 241-245, 290. Harrison, 101.
Haskell, 121, 136, 171, 174.
Hasseiman, 175, 261, 265.
Hoppenheimner, 41. Horn, 260. Hornberger, 144.
Kearsley, 99.
Keely, 179.
Hornecker, 144,
Keffer, 180.
Hosack, 153, 155.
Keister, 179, 10.
Houck, 41.
Keiner, 179.
Houston, 212, 275.
Kelker, 80.
Keller, 179.
Hendricks, 16, 300. Henrich, 143. Henry, 79, 2:9, 253.
Huber, 144.
Hubley, 25, 228, 230, 303.
Hudt, 144.
Kentel, 179.
Hughes, 35, 123, 130- 136, 162, 178, 220.
Keppele, 152. Keri, 179.
Hunter, 40. 74, 99, 100, 126, 195, 243, 247.
Kissinger, 97. Kittera, 229.
High, 40, 41, 91, 97. Hildebeutel, 113.
Jack, 62. Jacoby, 144. Jamison, 87,88,222, 225. Jans, 144.
Hoffman, 143.
Hoge, 145, 147, 256.
Jesup, 251. Johnson, 144.
Hoke, 75, 160.
Johnston, 114, 117, 153. Jones, 42, 55, 80, 192, 276.
Harvie, 235, 237.
Kean, 274.
Kennedy, 158, 100, 271.
Herweg, 143. Heth, 34.
Index of Surnames.
Knecht, 179.
Livingston, 44.
McGaughey, 154.
Knoper, 179.
Lloyd, 218.
Melivain, 87, 275.
Knoase, 35.
Lobach, 180.
McIntyre, 172, 262.
Lochry, 83. SS, 201. Mckean, 46.
Knox. 27-37, 120-136, 161-176. 261-269, 252.
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