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Perhaps, to understand this subject the better, it should be borne in mind that the proprietary, although Governor and political head of the Province. yet care- fully and rigidly kept up the distinction between his political and private rights. He exercised the same absolute power to sell. to whom he pleased, and on what terms he pleased, which every owner of land- ever- cises, and resisted any interference of the Assembly . with these rights constantly and successfully, by his personal influence or that of his Governors here, or by procuring the repeal by the king in council of every law infringing on such his private right -. 1, a result, prices varied for the first half-century -- greatly varied -every month and week and day, by him and hi- com- missioners of property ; in short, that difference in price of lands nearly contiguous, or actually con- tiguous, was what constantly occurred. There was not always injustice or impropriety in thi- ; the differ- enee of soil or location may have been the can-e. Be- century cash was not generally paid on taking out a warrant. The price then very often, if not alway- depended in some degree upon the ability to pay cash in hand. No man of his day was more distressed for money than William Penn. Ile was obliged to mort- gage his Province, and was confined for debt in the Fleet Prison in England. Nece-sity compelled hit., therefore, to sell for cash at very low rates ; and the propriety and moral necessity of having his Province settled and cultivated made it proper to sell to those who would cultivate and improve the country, and agree to pay interest.
Those who had purchased warrant- from William Penn in England, and who had deeds, generally took warrants to survey their lands, and often the first war- rant was for only a part, and they might take another warrant or warrant- for the residue of their purchase, or might -ell the whole or a part, or several parts to several persons, each of whom could take a warrant for his quantity or portion. These were called first purchases. On these warrants, or their aliences, no money was due, and no, price mentioned.
From and after 1732 until the 7th of December. 1762. the price was gla Ub. per cent .; Blutes charged from six months atter .Le date of tin war- rant when the land was not improved, but it im- proved. then from the connoencement thereof. Povin
The prices for land varied. Previous to 1782 there . Dec. 27. 1702, to Dec. 27, 1998, the price was 98, car-
William Penn, the first proprietary. died in Eng- land in 1718, and his son Thomas continued in his minority until 1731; Richard, his other son, until i sides, it must be recollected that for more than half a 1782. In this interval their land-office was shut up, so that during that time warrants and patents were not regularly granted by the commissioners of prop- erty for tran ferring lands to applicant -. To further the settlement of the then Province within that pe- riod, ticket- signed by one of the commissioners of property, or by the secretary of the land-office, came into practice. Hence, it would seem, sprung up im- provements. The old rule being once relaxed, greater liberties were taken by the people, and emigrants from abroad often seated themselves on vacant land- without permission, and made valuable improve- ments. The usage of the proprietary land-office was favorable to these settlements. The interest- of the proprietaries were promoted, and the pre-emption of the lands they occupied was generally considered as belonging to the settlers. The inhabitants of the frontier counties in partienlar availed themselves of the usage, and in many instance- went much further than was ever intended by the lords of the soil or their otlieers.
Thomas Penn arrived at Philadelphia in 1:32. No warrants appear to have been is-ned to take up land. but only to resurvey, from 1:50 to 1799, when Thoma- Poun first -igned warants; and in that year he signed many warrant- to settlers for lands, and even stating settlement- made many years before.
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rency, per cent. From Dec. 27, 1763, to Aug. 6, 1765, the price was again .$15 10%, per cent .; but if the land was improved previously to 1762, 815 10g., and interest accordingly. From Aug. 6, 1765, to July 1, 1784, the price was €5 sterling for unim- proved land; but if improved, the time at which the improvement was made governed the price. It may be stated in this connection that no price was ever fixed for lands within the manors or proprietary surveys, these being the private property of the proprietaries. The commissioners of property gen- erally sold them at a higher rate than other land-, or on warrants " to agree." In 1739 and ever afterwards they were sold by special agents under special power -.
It is much to be regretted that the correspondence between the proprietaries and their secretary, James Logan, and the provincial surveyors from 1710 to 1740 has never been colla'ed. It would greatly sub- serve the interests of our early hi-tory by throwing light upon a number of transactions in land, and the cause of the state of feeling on the part of the early settlers. The Scotch-Irish were not treated with the same consideration accorled the Germans and Swiss. The latter could locate anywhere, the former not. The Scotch-Irish settled on the manor of Conestoga, but they were removed by force. their cabins burne 1, and told to go beyond the Conewago. The Germans occupied immediately the land from which the Scotch- Irish had been driven, and warrants therefor to them shortly afterwards granted. All except less than five hundred acres of this celebrated manor was taken up by German settlers, and that was a locality where a few Shawanese Indians had planted themselves, and which in our subsequent history became more than notorious. The Scotch-Irish ejected from the pur- chased and surveyed lands were pished across the Conewago and Swatara, where they were allowed to remain. Many of these had settled ten to fifteen years upon the land ere the surveyors entered upon it, and the privilege was afforded to take out warrant -. Applications were made at once, but many years elapsed ere the warrant was issued, and frequently the right was transferred by one to another through purchase ere right in the soil was secured from the land-office.
We herewith give the record of such warrants. Many who secured the original warrant- soll within a few days thereafter a portion of their land to their neighbors or relatives, as an examination of deeds will evidence. Many of those for whom twenty-five or fifty acres are warranted were for land, adjoining their other lands. There will no doubt be a surprise to our readers at the absence of names of individuals who it is well known were early -ettler -. This is due to the fact that deed- were given by the proprietari. - to the " original parehoser- ' and others of large tracts of land, giving simply the names of the counties and! sometimes the manor- in which they were located. These persons sold to many of the early zotticr-, and
although the latter were really the persons entitled to the original warrants, yet through either being re- lieved from quit-rent or perchance purchasing on more favorable terms, their deeds to the soil came not through the land-office, but through speculators and others.
The date of the warrant is far from the date of settlement. It is frequently stated in these that the land had been settled some years previously. Fre- quently the interest was to be computed from a period many years anterior to the date of warrants, and to these we have affixed an asterisk ("), which give the flate interest commences, and that may have been years after a permanent improvement had been made. There is one thing to the credit of the proprietaries he it said, they never attempted to collect interest be- yond the date of purchase from the Indian-, but those who had already made improvements a higher price -was fixed for land and for quit-rents.
Few, perchance, will attach any particular impor- tance to the record of early warrants given. It has been a work of considerable labor and research, and if not interesting reading in the main, is of real his- torie value.
WARRANTEES OF LAND IN PAXTANG TOWNSHIP.
Allen, Peter, 400; Oct. 26, 1734.
Armstrong, Jan(3, 200; Nov. 26, 17.36.
Armstrong, William, 200; Jan. 13, 1737.
Alcorn, James, 230; Jan. 13, 135.
Armstrong, John, 250 ; April 26, 1;5. Alcoru, James, 190; June 1, 1741. Armstrong, Robert, 209; O.t. 30. 1717.
Alexander, George, 200; Aug. 6, 1762. Brice, Samuel, 150; Feb. 19. 1736.
Brely, Hugh, 250; May 21, 1735. Bra ly, Hugh, 150; Feb. 27, 1733. Burney, Thomas, 200; Feb. 14. 1937. Brown, Witham, 100; May 17, 1754. Bell, William. 200; May 3, 1"hi.
Brown, Benjamin, 150; Marrt. 11, 1705.ª Berryhill, Andrew, 150; Muy +, 1.05.៛
Brown, William, 200 : Det. 4, 1765. Barnett, John, Sr., 130; April 10, 1773.
Barnett, Juha, Jr., 180; April 10, 1175.
Beder, Peter, 30; April 17, 1775. Burrows, John, 100; March 1, 1760,1
Chambers, Benjamin, I'M; March 28, 1734.
Cavet, Jolin, fog; March 21, 1737.
Cavet, Richard.
Chills, John, 200; March 2, 1737.
Chambers, Robert, 159 ; Feb. 15, 1737. Calhoun. John, 4; Jan. 16, 1737, " Whereon improvements have been ma le eight years."
Curry, Robert, 200; Jan. 16, 1737.
Carr, James, 250 ; Jan. 13, 1737.
Caldwell, John, 150, Dec. 22, 1737.
Cochein, Andrew, som : June s, 1725.
Cunningham, J In. fr., Con; May 6, 17:8.
Chambers, Will am. . .: May. IF ..
Crawford, James, 2 9; Mar : 27. 1758.
Cooper, Thours, 150; Jan. 9, 17414.
Cowden, Matthew, Aml ; Nov. , 1749.
Carson, Withani, 45: Jone 4, 173%.
( teland, Noah, 30 ; July 12, 1751.
L. a.D. John J.co. Uk; June 25, 1763. . Couldwell, John, Zu; U.t. 4, 1767.
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Calhoun, William, 150 : Ort. 30. 1763. Calhoun, James, 500; Feb 22, 1770, Carver, Jolin, 25; Aquil 11. 1771. Cunningham, Hugh, 160 ; July 2. 1772. Chambers, John, 200; Aug. 10, 1787," "above the Narrowg." Dickson, William, 250; March 22, 1733 4. Dickey, Moses, 100 ; May 31, 142. Davy, Hugh ( Plnila.), gö; Det 1, 1751, " William Renick's land." Duncan, Thomas, 200; March 6, 1754.
Deyurmond, Henry, 50; May 1.4. 1750. Duncan, James, 200; Feb. 14. 17 .;.* Edp-11, Simon (Phila ), 30; March 27, 17. 5. Ellgell, Rebeera widow of $ , 338; May 20, 1743.
Elder, Thomas, Dann; Jan. 14, 1713 4. Elder, John, 264 ; May 24, 1:51. Espy, Jeme, I'm; July 2. 17.3
Egle, Abraham, 150; April _ :. 1773. Eldor, lev. John, 200 ; Fal , 14. 17:5. Forray, John, 900: March 28, 1781. Foster, William, 200: Jan. 20, 157. Foster, John, 200 ; Jan. 20, 1737. Ferguson, James, 300 ; Jan. 20, 1737. Forster, Arthur, 950; May 6, IT08. Foster, Thomas, 200; July 1. 1743. Finley, John, 200; May 11, 1747. Fisher, Jobu, 268; Feb. 19, 1747. Faulkner, Tuomas, 400; March 1x, 1745 9. Fisher, Philip, 50; Aug. 4. 13-3. Forster, Frederick, 50; April 22, 1754. Frugan, John, 30 ; June 9, 1772.
Fulton, Abraham. 100; Feb. 17. 1775.
Gardner, Henry, 500 ; March 4, 1733. Graham, John, 200; Ang 2, 17 :3. Graham, JJunies, 100: J.m. 20, 1737. Gruy, John, 230; March _5. 1738. Galbraith, Samuel, 200; May 20, 1738. Graham, Michael, 200; Mar h 1, 1745 .* Gillaeps, Patrick, 150; March 1, 1754 .* Garber, J hin, 280; May 14. 1770." Gray, Juhu, 200; 175₺ .*
Hoff, Richard, 250); March 16, 1733. Harrie, John, KO); Dec. 12, 171%. Hoff, Josefdi, 200); March 16, 17"", "adjoining Peter Allen's land." Mammab, Andrew, 200; Feb. 25, 1557. Hoff, Joseph, 195 ; March 16, 1723. Ileer, Abraham, 195 ; June 22, 1742. Hannah. Andrew, 150; Nov 9, 1750. Harri-, William, 50; March 14, 1754. Harris, Thomas, Jr., 50 ; April 9, 1734. Hunter, Samuel, Sr., 300: Dec. 8, 1763. Henderson, Johu, 150; Ang. 14, 1766. Hulings, Marcus, 50; Jan. 12, 1789, "adjoining Peter's Mountain and French Jacobs." Hva-Int, Robert, Come: March 4. 1775. Hershey. John, 40; March 23, 1775. Hilton, John, 90; April 10, 1773. Johnston, James, 200; March _5, 175%. Johnston, James, 40; March 27, 1757. Job, Jacob. tam); March 1. . 17.4, " at the mouth of swahatawro." Johnston, George, gon; March 17, 1737. Kirkpatrick, William. 200; April 17, 1759. Kirkpatrick, Marg. (widow William), 200; Sept. 10, 1765. Kerr, William, 258; Nov. 23, 1709. Kreamer, John, 50 ; J.mn. 6, 1772. Liske, James, 200 ; Feb. : 1, 1. .. Lipper, Andrew, 200 : Jan 27. 1757. Turway, John, 200; Feb. 5. 175. Lowry. John. 150; Aug. 2 -. 1754. Maag mary, James, lo; May 3, 1720 isettled 5 years !. M.G.o, Patrick, 550 - March & 175. Mof lore. Ro hard, 800 ; Jan. .. 1. 1787. " Kinney, John, 2m1; Fe4. 5. 1757. Mitthe 1, James, 25 : JAG 13, 1757. M Mull a, W.lum, A: Jan. D. 1737 s years prior). Medalin, Hugh, 250; Jin. 16, 1735.
MeDuonel, William, Jon , Feb. 17, 1737.
Montgomery, Thomas, 250; Feb, 21, 1737. Montgomery, Samnel, 100; Feb. 21, 1737. Muyze, Thomas, 500; March 28, 1738.
Muckleroy, Henry, 200; March 31, 1738. Martin, Josoph, 300; May 6, 1738. Martin, James, 300; May 6, 1738. Maybane, Alexander, 150; May 29, 1738. MeMulhn, Wilham, 173; Maich 1. 1737.+
McCormick, Hugh, 200; April 3, 1750. MeGhee, Thomas, 200; Ang. 12, 1752, "Indian Trader" on Susque- hannah over the " Blue Ilills." Martin, Samurl, 130: Marc b 30, 1753.
McKdhp, Hugh, 100; April 11. 1753. McEvers, Jolm, 100; Nov. 2. 1753.
Morrow, James, 200; Ang. 24, 1765. Maharg, Alexander, 127 ; Aug. 14, 1766.
Mcknight, William, 230; Nov. 17, 1768.
Miller, John, Jon; Oct 31, 1770.
Meyer, Henry, 100; Frb. 17, 1773.
Meana, John, Jr., 200; March 1, 1763 .*
McKinnie, John, 200 ; May 29, 1774.
Mayes, Thomas, Inn; March 6, 1775.
. McCord, James, 100 ; March 17, 1775. Mitchel, Thomas, 100; March 30, 1775.
Montgomery, David, 200; April, 10, 1775.
McConnell, Il bert, 150; April 21, 1775.
Montgomery, Rev. Joseph, 150; March 1, 3750."
Nickson, William, 200; Nov. 26, 1736.
Nott, William, 200; Jan. 16, 1727. Neal, John, 200; Juna 8. 1238.
Neil, John, 20%; March 1, 1757 .* Osborne, Alexander, 40ml; Jan. 25, 1737, "has improved seven years."
Parke, Arthur, 150; June 1, 1738,
Parke, Samuel, Son; Jan. 4, 1737.
Patterson, Robert, 200; Dec. 7, 1737.
Potty, Robert, Son; March 1, 1737.
Patterson, Francis. Patterson. Robert, Patterson, Anın,
Robert,
1 150; March 1, 1730 .*
Panl, Nathaniel, Jon; March 25, 173%.
Peruberton, Ieravi,- Gro; Ort. 20, 1502.
Purviance, Subtiel, Toll; Mlarch 14, 1769.
Patterson, William, 150; Sept. 24, 1776. Pitnar, Michael. 150: Nov S, 1571.
Patton, Davul, 300; Jan. 18. 1775.
Patterson, Ann, 75; March 1, 1723 .*
Ray, Hugh, 100; Ang. 1, 1535. Richey, William, 300; prior to August, 1732, " a joining Mrs. Foster."
Renick. Robert, 250; March 227, 1758.
Renick, Thomas, 200; March 27, 1:35.
Renick, William, 300 ; March 27, 1738.
Renick, Thontas, 400; March 27, 1738.
. Roberta, Francis, 75; March 1. 1723 .*
Remek, Heury. 50; June 11, 1751.
Regre, Jacob, 150; March 1. 1737.5 Robertson, James, Ist; April 10, 1775.
1 This warrant recites, that on the 23d day of April, Hot, there "was granite for siaveying unto Julio Jagger, of Eston, in the h mmmity of Bucks, in Great Biran, eldest son of John Jagger, deceased, the gun- tity of five hundred acres of Land within our said Province, which was granted by our lete kaddet unto the said John Jagger they eller i Fee, by the name of John Jinger, by deed, dated the seventh af hay, " thousand sit hole . Iand eighty-zeven, theder the yearly Quit Bient of two English silver shilling, per hundred dores, as by t .. . the Warrant
with respect to add Five hundred acres of Laws, it without having, 1 - paard the roof, bas ing trans Five realdren, viz., the sand John, les alles; hi- Dan ghters ; Mol the sand Bilward. Abraham, seedi, mal MI rv, v! by their deed pail of the ETth February, 1"_2. grant, Bear, i got claim unto the sail John Jagger, the'v the v. all thea poght tertit's . : to the said Five han I dades; Ant wherewith and Why Jasper, in ively the host and ad al way of April, LE griet, Facts, gell, 4 . convey unto Istael Pemberton, the younger, of the Layer Chlad, lda merchant," etc.
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Simpson, Thomins, 200; March 22, 17.3 4. Skillirn, William, 150; March 23, 1735. stuart, Archibald, 250; Nos. 15, 1755. Simpson, Samnel, 130; Nov. 17, 17.5. Simpson, Thomas, 500. March 2, 1ST. Simpson, Nathaniel, 150; March 17, 13%. Scott. Joseph, 200: Jan. 6, 17 :7. Scott, Andrew, 200; J.n. G, 1747. Scott, William, 200; Jan. 6. 1537. Stephen, Alex., Con; Nov. 15. 17.1. Scott, John, 200; June », 1538. Sharpe, Edward, 300; May 6, 1738. Skilliro, Win., 300; April 1, 1738. Shippen, Edward (Phila.), A00; March 25, 1745 Steen, Andrew, 200; March 1, 1737.4 Shaw, Timothy, 200; March 1, 1,37 ' South, Ihenry, 150; April 29, 1751. Shirts, Geotte, 100; March 2, 1752. Swaney, Henry, 80; March 10, 1752. Sturgeon, Thomas, 2007; Nov. 10, 1:52.
- Stewait, Ingh, 'am; Dec. 12, 1752 Simpson, Sammel, 200; March 1, 1737 .* Sturgeon, Jeremy, 20): March 22, 175 Steven, Amiren, 4%1; May 24. 1753. Shaw, Timothy, 100; June 1. 175). Smith, Robert, 200; March 1, 1737." Sterrat, linhert, 200; Feb. 4, 1755. Swan, Hugh, 200; Ang. 25, 1707. Smith, James, 100; March 1, 1,54 .* Sunth, Jacob, 200: Oct. 3, 1772. Simpson, Wilham, 30; Jan. 15, 1775. simpson, John, 100; Jan. 13, 1773. Steel, John, 220; March 2, 1773. Shop, Bernard, 150; vet. 17, 1773. Snyder, Phelty, 30; April 11. 1774. Swan, Musea, 150; Nov. 3, 1774. Stewart, Elijah, 150; March 29, 1775. Smith, John, 100; April 10, 1777. schütz, Leonard, 100; April 17, 1775. Taylor, Matthew, 250; Feb. 22, 1757. Thorn, Joseph, 400; Jan 20, 1737. Taylor, Robert, 200; Much 1, 1740.4 Teaffe, Michael, 00; April 21, 1;2. Woods, M chiel, 200; April 6, 17.7. Wilson, Joseph, 200; May 7, 1737. Wilson, John, 200; May 7, 1737. Wilson, Alexander. 200; May 7, 1737. Wil-ou, John, Sr., 250; July 23, 1753. Walker, Andrew, 20; Nov. 20, 1753. Wright, Robert, 50; May 1, 1754. Wiley, Eliz. widow of 01.), 200; Aug. 10, 1762. Wallace, James, 300; April 4. 1766. Wilson, John son of William , 300; Dec. 12, 1767. Wilson, Joseph, 00; Dec. 13, IT05. Wagner, Adam, 150; Aug. 30, 176%. Wiggins, John, 150: Oct. 3, 1771. Wiggins, Thumas, 50); May 17, 1774. Whitley, Michael. sr., 200; Dec. 1, 1774. Wilson, Joseph A. 100; Feb. 8, 1775. Wray, Hugh, 63; Ajul 10, 1773. Walker, James, 150; April 10, 1775. White, Jozias. 150: April 10, 1775. Zinmuerman, John, 125; July 6, 1772.
WARRANTEES OF LAND IN DERRY TOWNSHIP.
Allison. John, 200; April 15. 1,34. Aspie, George, 200; Aug. 14, 1To. Aspy, George, 1 m: May 14, 1750. Aspe, John, 1 i): Nov. 2, 175%. Allen, Lavid. 41 ; May Is, 1969. Breadin, Robert, 100; Jan. 28. 17 00 Black, Patrick, 2mm); Felt. 25, 1757. Blackburn. Alexander, at; March 25, 1728. Logie, Buch, Am : March 1. 1712. Bertram, William, etc., powo, July 10, 1711. Black, Sanmel 30; Ort. 21, 1743. Bowman, Thomas, 100; May 5, 1744.
Braden, William, 50; Dec. 0, 1744.
Black, Sammel, 300; Jan. 10, 1744. Black, David, 2001; Feb. 5. 1741.
Black, Hugh, 200; Feb. 5, 174 4. Boyd, Williamn, 100; Out. 6, 1749. Boys, Rubett, 100; Det. 6. 1549. Bushoin, Andrew, 100; July 21, 1749.
Bowman, Thomas, 50; Ort. 19, 1750.
Boyd, Robert, 200; Jan, 16, 1752.
Benghman, Michael, 200, Sept. 24, 1751.
Becker, Casper, 60; March 25, 1751. ~~~ Brand, Martin, 30; April 9, 1752. Blackburn, Juha, 150; Ang. 7, 1753. Burkholder, Arium, 50; April 11, 1753.
Braden, Win., luty; Sept. 3, 1972.
Clarke, Charles, on, April 3, 1734. Campbell, Alex, 200; Jan, 9, 17.3.
Cunningham, James, 200; June 1, 1737.
Campbell, David, 200; Man h 3, 1737. Carr, John, 230; March >, 1737. Campbell, Janie4, 300; March 2, 1737. Cowen, Jolin, 100; June 15, 1738.
Cluke. Charles, 130; Dec. 31. 1742. Caruthers, James, 100; March 9, 1,42.
Comer, Robert, 200, March 27, 1:12. Chambers, Rowland, 150; Nov 2). 1742, " to com. from 1,37." Curbrt, Peter, 100; March 14, 1742.
Cooke, Thomas, 100; -. 1737 .* Clarke, Jaines, 200 : July 25, 1743. Candor, Joseph, 100 ; Sept 13, 1743. Chambers, Joseph, 100; Ang. 3, 1743. Chambers, James, 150; Jan. 3, 17H4. Chambers, Robert, 200; Jan. 10, 1744. Chambers, Henry, 200; Jon. 10, 1744. Campbell, David, 200; Mich 1, 17.19,* Caruthers, Jolin, 71; June 12, 1752. Campbell, Johu, 100; Muy 13, 1752. Carothers, James, 100; March 29, 1750. Caruthers, Robert, 150; May 2, 1751. Cassel, Michael, low) ; June 27, 1751. Campbell, Jamies, 20; Ang. 22, 1751. Carmony, Joseph, CO ; June ST, 1719.
Clem, A lami, 6; July 9. 1773. Dyer, Roger, 4() ; Jan. 25, 1733. Dokes, John, 300; Oct. 25, 125G. Duncan, Andrew, 150; March 12, 1738.
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Douglass, John, ho; Anz 29, 1744. Dallebaugh, Peter, 50 ; May 1, 1751. Dellebangh, Valentine, 200; Jna Ju, 1752.
Detwiler, Jacob, Jr., 1332 ; Feb. 16, 1775. Eckman, John, 125; Feb. 8, 1723. Ellison [Allison?, Patrick, 200; August. 1732 .*
Ewing, Thomas, 400; Nov. IT, IT35. Esther, Gerrard, 100; Dec. 16, 1:17. Ekiu, Mary, 50; Jun- 15, 174* Ekin, Arthur, 50; June 15, 1749. Eckleberner, Jacob, 50 : Oct. 21. 1753. Eakin, Thomas, 100; Nov. 20, 1753.
Eteling, Gotlieb David, 40; Feb. 26, 1734. Ebertb, John Nicholas, 100; July 31. 1755. Ellenberger, John, 19; March 26, 1772. Foy, Henry, J'AI; Jan. 26, 1753. Forster, John, 100; Feb. 27, 1741 2. l'orster, David, 100; Feb, 25, 171 2. Faster, David, 211; Ort. 25, 1714. Foster. James, 200; Jan. , 1744. Forster, Robert, 75; Feb, 10, 1719. Fox, Henry. F1; June 4, 52. Fisher, Hans Adam. "; Ort. 7, 1259. Fishturn, Pathp 30; Det. 24. 13 4 Fo. Dee, Joseph, 15 ; May 29, 1972. GAD.maith, J.mo, 150; Aug. 9, 1732 .* Geadam, Sarah wilde of J hu , 20; Manual, IT.
Grup, Vaom, ne, b ; Jhh 10, 1752. > Garre, Michael, ito, July 7, 1.6.> Glass, Gange, ar; July 19. ITM.
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Gudlip, George, 25; Jan. 20, 1734. Galloway. Joseph (Mil.), 25; April 4, 1771. Graytati, John, 50; Nov 5. 1767 .* Garber, Michael, 50; April 6, 1775. - -- IlaH. Hugh, 50; Aug. 1, 1711. Henry. Jolin, 900; March 19, 1734. Haig. John, 150: March 20, 17 35. Ilaxes, Pavid. 200; Frb >, 1733. Hali, William, 200; Oct. 25, 1737. Hunter, Andrew, 150; Nov. 9, 1737. Hayes, Patrick, 300: Jon. Io, 1737. Ilayrs, Hugh, 200 ; March 14, 1537, "on the Barrens." Hayes, David, 20 : March 11. 175. Hall, Ingb, 150; March 12, 170%. Hay, William, 200; Match 1, 1737. < IFayes, James, 200; July 15, 1743. Hall, Jimes, 260: Jan. 17, 174 . 4. Her-ny, Attrew, Jr., 300; Oct. 28, 1:46,
Ilypsher, Ulrich, 50; Oct. 26, 1750,
Harris, Thomas, 50; April 24, 1532. H.dll, Thomas, 100; Nov. 2, 1773. Hess, Martin, 25; Feb. 1, 1754. Hayes, 1[ngh, 50; Feb. 8, 17"+
Henry, George, 100; April 20, 1754.
Hess, Matthias, 20; Oct. 2, 1756.
Ilvi ser, Martin, 50; Dec. 27, 1756.
Hamiker, Adam, 100; Ang. 10, 179%. Hays, Robert, 10; Feb. 15, 1768.
Haydock, Robert (Phila.), 200; March 28, 1775.
Hatton, John, 2; Feb. 15, 1576, " adjoining Port Royal land."
Huntzberger, Jacob, 50; May 22, 1776.
Flay, William, I'm; Sept. s. 1781 Ireland, James, 200; July 5, 1715. Jobusou, Thomas, 400; March 3, 17.37. Jobustoop, David, 100; March 1, 1737 .*
Killinger, Jacob, 100; Oct. 24, 1,49. Klein, Michael, 200; July 18, 1751. Klein, fieorge, 100: Sept. 12, 1731. Klein, Ilenry, 100; April 9, 1732. Klonegar, Valentine, 50; Nav. >, 1752. Killinger, Jacob, 200; Nov. 5, 1753. Kennedy, John, 70; Nov. 14, 1766. Keefer, John, 15; July =5, 1773. Lard, Jane willow of John . 200: Feb. 14, 1:37. Ligett, Michael, 200; Inne :1. 1737. Lowe, Daniel, 50; Anz. 15, 1744. Logan, Thomas, 200; Nov. 21, 1544.
Lard, John, 200; July 5, 1743. Lenion, John, 150; March 14. 1750. Lorang, Henry, 100; March 21, 1750. Laird, Matthew, 200; Sept 4, 175. Miley, Ce urge, 300; March 8, 1734, May ben, John, 400; May 25, 17.7, " three years settled." Martin, Henry, 200; May 26. 1757. McNair, David, 900; Sept. 6. 177, " four years settled." Mayer, Henry, gm; lan 9, 1737. Morrison, William, Jon; March 14, 1737. McQueens, John, 250; March IS, 17.7. MeGrew, William, 200; Jan. 20, 1935. McGrew, Finley, 300; Jau. 20, 1737. Montgomery, John, 150; Feb. 7. 1737, "on Mill Creek." Miller, James, 300; April ., 195. MeLallin, John, 100; May 26, 1741. MeCallister, James, 50; Inn. 7, 1741 2. Maybin, John, 200; Feb. 22, 1741 2. Murdoch, Robert, 100); March 30. 1742. M. r. Andrew, 21; No. 17, 1719. Morrison, Andrew, 200; Feb. 1. 1. McKee, Jantes, 2); And. 1. 1711. Murray, Jimes, 200; July $, IT6%. JI . Cride. Francis, 50; Nov, 9, 1744 Moorhead, Thomas, 30; Feb. 20, 171%. M: Mevy, Miles. V . March 16. 1714 Mriguin. Joar, ! .. mht. 21, 176). Mit allen, Robert, 150; Much 1, 1744. McCullen, sarah, 11: March 1, 17444. Mitchel!, David, 200; June 14, 1750.
Miller, Jacob, 50; Inne 19, 1750. McKee, James, 50; March 28, 1731. Murdock, Robert, 50; April Is, 1551. Mel alister, John, 150: April 19, 1751. Morrison, Joseph, 25; April 17, 1732. MrCoghonver, Philip, 17); June 25, 1732. MeOneh, John, 100; Jan. 16, 1759. Meileaver, Miles, 50; Jan. 3, 1752. Magord, David, 100; Jan, 3, 1772. Moore, John. 150; Oct 20, 1752.
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