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1741. In the latter end of the Summer 1741, died Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia. He had gone through several considerable stations in the government of Pennsylvania and in the lower counties. He was long speaker of the Assembly for the Province, and some time of the Assembly for the Counties. He was a Lawyer of great note for many
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years in which station, he acquired much reputation, par- ticularly in Zengers famous tryal at New York, and did some valuable acts for the public.
1742. At the Election for representatives of the County of Philads this year, when the electors were assembled in the Market place, and had just begun the choice of Inspec- tors, a body of Sailors supposed to be about 70 or 80 col- lected from several Ships in the Harbor appear'd at the lower end of Market street, armd with clubs and Huzzaing march'd up in a tumultuous manner towards the People who were met to elect, as they were mostly Strangers and had no kind of right to intermeddle with the Election & some ill consequences apprehended if they should be sufferd to mix with clubs among the Inhabitants, some of the Magistrates and other persons met them, and endeavour'd to prevail with them to return peacibly to their Ships but without effect: They fell on with their clubs and knocking down Magistrates, Constables and all others who opposed them, fought their way up to the Court House, and cleard the place of Election-the people retiring into the Market- House and Second street in a kind of amaze at such unex- pected and unusual treatment. After the Sailors had triumph'd a while before the Court-House, they march'd off, and the people without pursuing them, continued and finish'd their Election of Inspectors, which was no sooner done, but the Sailors return'd more Numerous & furious than at first, fell on the people a second time, and knock'd down all they came near-several were carried off for dead and the confusion was great: Some of The Inhabitants losing at length all patience, furnish'd themselves with sticks from the neighbouring Woodpiles and turn'd upon the Sailors who immediately fied to their Ships, and hid them- selves from whence they were dragg'd out, one by one, and before night near fifty of them were committed to Prison, whence they were soon after discharg'd. It was now war- time & there was in the province high party work.
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1750. The begining of the Month call'd May this year died of an Anoplectic fit at Burlington John Kinsey of Philade. He was for the last seven years of his Life Chief Justice of Pennsilva which station he went through with an unblemish'd integrity, and so much reputation that the chief of the business of the lower courts followed him there. He was many years a member & speaker of the Assembly of New Jersey, where he distinguish'd himself wth so much zeal and patriotism that greatly endeared him to the people of that Province. On his removal to Philadelphia in 1730, he was soon chose into the Assem- bly there, of which Assembly he was speaker the last ten years of his life successively, excepting a Month or two in 1740, that John Wright was chose in his Absence as Ambassador on an Indian Treaty at Albany. He was a great Lawyer, in his practice had great business and great success, and was sometime Attorney General. His long experience and great ability in the management of public affairs, his skill in the Laws and readiness at communicating his knowledge that way often without fee or reward, and his tenderness to his Friends with the exercise of many civil and social virtues made his life a very useful and valu- able one and his death justly lamented as a universal loss to these provinces.
1751. The 31st of October this year died James Logan aged about 77 years: His Life was for the most part a Life of Business, of which we have had a considerable account before: The department allotted to him in the times of the Lieutenant Governors Evans & Gookin, exposed him to much altercation with David Lloyd, then frequently at the head of the respective Assemblys in the capacity of Speaker and a large number that joind him: He stuck to what was deemed the Proprietary Interest, and in many interest exerted himself with great fidelity to it: He had borne the several offices of Provincial Secretary, Commissioner of Property, Chief Justice, and for near three years governed
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the Province as President of the Council. Many years be- fore his death he retired from public affairs to Stenton, his country seat, where he enjoyed among his Books that leisure which men of Letters so earnestly desire. He was well versed both in ancient and modern learning, Acquainted with the Oriental tongues, A Master of the Greek, & Latin, French & Italian Languages, Deeply skill'd in the Mathe- matical Sciences, and in Natural & Moral Philosophy as several pieces of his writing witness, which were said to be repeatedly printed in divers parts of Europe, and highly esteemed by the Learned. He left as a Monument of his public spirit and benevolence to the people of Pennsylvania, a Library which he had been fifty years in collecting, in- tending it for the common use and benefit of all lovers of learning. It is said to contain the best editions of the best books in various Languages Arts & Sciences, and to be the largest & by far the most valuable collection of the kind in this part of the world.
1751. About this time died John Wright of Lancaster County Pennsylvania in the 84th year of his age, he was born in 1667 in the County of Lancaster in England, of religious & reputable Parents who were among the early professors of the doctrines held by the Quakers & lived & died esteemed members of that Community. He was educated with a view to the practice of Physick but declined pursuing it, and entered into Trade till the year 1714, when he removed with his family into Pennsylvania well recommended by Certifi- cate from his Friends in that part of England both as to His moral charracter, and as a Preacher in the Society with whom they had for many years lived in strict amity: Soon after his settlement in this Province his Principles & con- duct recommended him to the notice of the public, he was a representative in the General Assemby for Chester County; Many years one for Lancaster County. In his station as a Judge of this last County, He was noted for a prompt honest plainness & candour, and an inflexible Integrity:
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In the year 1741 in the affair of inlisting Indented Servants which Governor Thomas first permitted to be carried into practice (before the Act of Parliament on that subject was made) he spoke his mind in the Assembly against it with freedom and was dismissd from his Office as a Judge by a New Commission which came out for Lancaster without his name". He continued to attend the Assemblies till broken health and advanced age rendered such attendance difficult & sometimes impracticable although the people among whom he lived from a long experience of his Services and regard to him would not be prevailed on by himself or his family to name another in his stead for that station But continued to return his name till he died; Through every situation in Life his good will to mankind, His love of peace and good order, and his endeavours to give them a permanent foot- ing in his neighbourhood,and in the Country in general were known to be his delight & study. His sense of religion and the Testimony he bore to it was free from intemperate zeal, yet earnest and attended with Life & Spirit influenced by the Love of God & benevolence to his whole creation, such he continued with his understanding clear, His mind calm cheerful and resigned to the advanced period of old age when he expired without a groan.
* Having got notice of the intended dismission he came prepared to take his leave with a good grace, and accordingly made a speech to the Grand Jury which they requested might be made public. Here take it in. N: *
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INDEX
Alasco, John, 192 Allen, Nathaniel, 8 Allen, William, 222 Alrick, Peter, 21 Ames, William, 14
Baltimore, Lord, 4, 12, 25, 26, 28, 30 Barclay, Robert, 41 Barnes, John, 24 Bedwell, Robert, 20 Berry, William, 32
Bezer, John, 20 Biles, William, 20 Binkson, Andrew, 24
Binkson, Andros, 20
Bishop, Benoni, 20, 23
Blackwell, John, 26, 36
Blunstone, John, 20, 24, 32
Boone, Andrew, 30 Bowcomb, Peter, 23
Bowman, Henry, 21
Boyden, James, 20, 23
Bracy, Robert, 21
Bracy, Thomas, 20 Breintnall, David, 24 Briggs, John, 20 Brinkloe, John, 20, 76, 77
Bristow, John, 46 Brockden, Charles, 217 Brown, Daniel, 20 Burnyeat, John, 41 . Byllinge, Edward, 3
Cann, John, 21, 76 Cantwell, Edmund, 23 Cantwell, Edward, 20 Carpenter, Samuel, 56, 135 Clark, Thomas, 88 Clark, William, 20, 22, 27, 36, 76 Claypoole, James, 6, 27, 33 Claypoole, John, 24 Clayton, William, 20, 22 Clowes, John, 20 Cock, Lacy, 20 Conway, 5 Cooke, Arthur, 33. 41 Cornbury, Lord, 92, 121 Cresson, [Solomon], 101 Curtis, John, 20, 24
Darby, John, 21 Darke, Samuel, 20, 24 Davies, R., 41 Dehoaf, John, 21 Delavall, John, 46, 222 Denny, William, 221 Dickenson, Jonathan, 211, 221
Dimon, Richard, 6 Donaldson, John, 77
Draper, Alexander, 21, 24 Drew, Roger, 7
Eckley, John, 27, 31
Ellis, Roland, 214, 217
Erskin, Jonas, 25
Evans, Evan, 214, 217 Evans, John, 73, 93, 97, 110, 125, 149, 222, 225 Ewer, Robert, 24
Feversham, Lord, 29
Finney, Samuel, 135 Fishbourne, Willi un, 92
Fischer, John, 188 Fischer, Joseph, 24
Fitzwater, Thomas, 20, 22, 23, 24 Fletcher, Benjamin, 42, 43, 44, 45, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 Fletcher, Robert, 214 Fletcher, William, 21
Flower, Enoch, 23
Ford, Philip, 6 Fox, George, 40, 41
Fox, James, 56 Freneb, John, 92 French, Robert, 88 Fuller, William, 40
Gee, Joshua, 211 Goodson, Job, x Goodson, John, 214, 217 Gookin, Charles, 125, 127, 128, 132, 151, 156, 157, 159, 160, 165, 167, 222, 225 Gookin, Vincent, 128 Gordon, Patrick, 221 Gouldney, Henry, 41 Gray, Samuel, 32
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Greenaway, Robert, 9 Growden, Joseph, 32, 46, 47, 53, 72, 135, 159, 165, 167 Guest, George, 19 Guest, William, 21, 24
Haige, William, 20 Hall, Robert, 20, 24
Hallowell, Richard, 76, 77
Hamilton, Andrew, 62, 72, 73, 79, 223 Hamilton, James, 221
Harding, John, 20, 23
Harrison, James, 20, 22, 23
Harrison, Thomas, 33
Hart, John, 20
Hassold, Thomas, 20
Hayes, Richard, 214, 217
Hermon, Gasparus, 21
Hill, John, 21, 23, 76
Hill, Richard, 84, 92, 121, 135, 155, 157, 167, 214, 217, 222 Hilliard, John, 20
Hoback, John, 187
Hollingsworth, Valentine, 21, 24
Holmes, Benjamin, X
Holmes, Thomas, 19, 20, 22, 30, 36
Hooker, Thomas, 12
Hoskins, John, 20
Hough, Richard, 46
Howell, William, 24
Hudson, William, x, 214, 217
Humphrey, John, 31
Irons, Simon, 20
Jacobs, Albert, 76 James, John, 24
Jamison, David, 51 Janney, Thomas, 31, 41 Jones, Griffith, 20, 22 Jones, Henry, 24 Jones, Robert, x Jones, Sir William, 4
Keith, William, 165, 167, 198, 202, 203, 205, 207, 209, 212, 214, 215, 217, 220, 221 Keith, Sir William, 18
King, Walter, 20, 24
Kinsey, John, ix, x, 214, 216, 225 Kipshaven, John, 21
Kirkbride, Joseph, 8
Lewis, Samuel, 46 Lloyd, David, ix, 56, 138, 139, 153, 155, 160, 222, 223, 225 Lloyd, Thomas, 23, 26, 27, 28, 31, 36, 38, 44, 93, 222
Lodge, Robert, 41 Logan, James, ix, 89, 128, 131, 135, 221, 225 Louff, Edward, 23
Louff, John, 24
Lovelace, Lord, 128
Lovett, Edmund, 8
Lucas, Robert, 20, 24
Man, Abraham, 32 Maris, George, 56
Markham, William, 7, 20, 36, 57, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65
Martin, George, 76
Meston, Arthur, 62
Moleston, Alexander, 21
Moll, John, 20, 22
Moon, John, 20 Moore, Nicholas, 6, 10, 26, 27, 32
Morris, Anthony, 214, 217
Morris, Morris, 214, 217
Morris, Robert Hunter, 221
Morton, William, 77
Nicholson, Francis, 156, 157
Noble, Richard, 20, 23
Norris, Isaac, ix, 92, 158, 218, 223
North, Lord, 4
Ogle, Widow, 25 Otter, John, &
Palmer, Anthony, 221
Parsons, John, 24
Paterson, Adam, 77
Paynter, Henry, 56
Peck, John, 169
Pemberton, Phineas, 31,41
Penn, John, 221
Penn, Richard, 221
Penn, William, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 42, 45, 47, 49, 51, 52, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 72, 77, 78, 127, 167, 172, 198, 205, 208 Penn, Sir William, 4
Phippes, Joseph, 20
Pickering, 24
Powell, 19
Preston, Samuel, x, 56, 92, 217
Pusey, Caleb, ix, x, 24, 35, 135
Ranelagh, Lord, 60 Raper, Caleb, x Richardson, John, 20, 41 Richardson, Samuel, 56 Roberts, Hugh, 46
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Robinson, Patrick, 44 Rochester, Lord, 60 Rochford, Dennis, 20, 23, 24 Rock, George, 113 Rodney, William, 77 Rouse, Thomas, 24
St. John, H., 157 Salthouse, T., 41
Sands, Samuel, 25 Schwenkfeld, Caspar, 174
Shippen, Edward, 73, 135
Sidney, Lord, 60
Simcocl:, John:, 20, 41, 46, 56, 62, 70 Smith, Henry, 0
Songhurst, John, 20 Story, Thomas, 108 Swanson, Swan, 21 Swift, John, 56
Talbot, Colonel George, 25 Taylor, Christopher, 20 Test, John, 23
Thomas, George, 221
Thomas, Reese, 214, 217
Tittle, Andrias, 25
Trenchard. John, 60
Trent, William, 108, 113, 135, 202, 212, 214 Turner, Robert, 24, 27, 41
Usher, Thomas, 23, 32
Vanborson, John, 24 Verhoof, Cornelius, 21 Vines, John, 23
Wade, Robert, 7, 20
Wale, John, 24 Walker, John, 77
Walne, Nicholas, 20, 24
Warner, William, 21
Watson, Luke, 21, 23
Watson, Luke, Jr., 77
Welch, William, 25, 26, 27
Werden, Sir, John, 4
White, John, 32, 56 Whitehead, Benjamin, 24 Whitewell, Francis, 20, 22
Williams, Hendrick, 21
Williams, James, 21, 22
Windsmore, Williamn, 20
Winne, Thomas, 23 Withers, Ralph, 20 Wood, George, 20 Wood, John, 20
Wood, Richard, 23
Wood, William, 26, 27
Wright, John, 225, 226
Wynne, Thomas, 20
Yardley, William, 41 Yeardly, William, 20, 41 Yeats, Jasper, 77, 135
Zinzendorff, Count, 175
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President, HON. SAMUEL DAVIS PAGE
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PUBLICATIONS OF THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Charter, Constitution, By-Laws, Officers, Committees, Members, etc. 1896.
Bulletin No. 1. Colonial Legislation in Pennsylvania, 1700-1712. By Henry Budd. 1897.
Bulletin No. 2. The Blue Anchor Tavern. By Thomas Allen Glenn. 1837.
The American Weekly Mercury. Volume 1. 1719-1720. Republished in Facsimile. 189S.
The American Weekly Mercury. Volume 11. 1720-1721. Republished in Facsimile. 189S.
Charter, Constitution, By-Laws, Officers, Committees, Members, etc. 1899. Charter, Constitution, By-Laws, Officers, Committees, Members, etc. 1902. Records of the Court of New Castle on Delaware, 1676-16S1. 1904.
The American Weekly Mercury. Volume III. 1721-1722. Republished in Facsimile. 1905.
The American Weekly Mercury. Volume IV. 1722-1723. Republished in Facsimile. 1907.
Charter, Constitution, By-Laws, Officers, Committees, Members, etc. 1908.
Record of the Courts of Chester County, Pennsylvania. 1681-1697. 1910.
Celebration of the Two Hundred and Thirtieth Anniversary of the landing of William Penn in Pennsylvania, held at the Washington House, Chester, Pa. Saturday, October 26th, 1912, by The Colonial Society of Pennsylvania, in association with The Swedish Colonial Society. 1912.
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