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meet a want long felt throughout the commonwealth, and be a means of intercommunication that cannot fail to be of very great advantage, tending, too, it is hoped, to render more homogeneous the various populations comprised in the State.

Subscribers to the Publication Fund, at $25, will receive the Magazine by virtue of their subscription, and it will also be sent without further charge to all paying members of the Society who do not reside in the immediate vicinity of Philadelphia. To others, the subscription price will be three dollars a year. It is hoped that the subscriptions to the Fund will be largely extended throughout Pennsylvania, as well as elsewhere.

In this connection it afforded the Council great pleasure to observe that Governor Hartranft, in his late annual message, spoke in most eulogistic terms of the publications of the Society, and of the importance of this Fund; and our members may rest assured that no effort shall be wanting on the part of the Trustees to deserve a continuance of such generous praise.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7, 1877.

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Payment may be made to the Librarian or Secretary, at the Hall, 820

Spruce Street, or to DANIEL W. KNOWLES, Collector.

INDEX.

(Surnames that are of value in genealogical research are printed in SMALL CAPITALS
without Christian names, except in the cases of Brown, Jones, and Smith.)

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ALLEN, 202-211

113

Bartholomew, Col. Edw.,
Bartlett, Dr. John, 179
BANVARD, N. Y., 145
Battle of Brandywine, 290
Battle of Germantown, historical ad-
dress by Dr. Lambdin, 368
Battle of Long Island, 147
BAXTER, 326

Baxter, Mr., of Va., 238
Bayard, Col. Stephen, 187
Baynton, Wharton, and Morgan, 456
"Beef-Stake Clubb" in Phila., 409
Bell, Helen, translations contributed
by, 40, 163, 319

Bellows, Rev. H. W., sketch of Henry
Wisner, 80

Bennett, Caleb P., 20

Allen, William, C. J. of Pa., 69, 202, Beverly, William, see Black's Journal,

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André, Maj. John, parole of, 54, 302
Annapolis, Md., 1744, 124-132, 233
Arctic region, expedition to, from
Phila., 1752, 205
Armstrong, Cornelius, 357
Armstrong's Hill, 385

Armstrong, Gen. John, the elder, 183
315, 371, 375, 376, 378, 390, 399, 401
Armstrong, Joseph, 184
Arnold, Benjamin, 172

Arthur's, Mrs., lodging house, 243
Aughwick, 471

Backhouse, Rev., 240

Baird, Rev. Chas. W., 356

Balch, Thomas, sketch of Dr. Shippen
by, 212

Balch, Thomas, death of, 354

Balfour, Major Nisbet, 15

BANNISTER, 110

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118, 125, 130, 238, 243, 245, 411, 414,

418

Biddle, Col. Clement, 177

Biddle, Edward, by Craig Biddle, 100
Biddle, Owen, 177

Billingsport taken by the British, 11
Bingham, Wm., 419

Bird, Lieut.-Col., 13, 393

Black, William, Journal of, from Va.
to Phila. in 1744, 117, 233, 404
descendants of, 121

Bladen, Gov., of Md., 126, 127, 130, 415
Bladen, wife of Gov., 127
Blair, Capt. Wm., 419

BLAIR, see Shippen Genealogy, 111
Bland, Col., 391

"Blue Bell," near Darby, 29
BOELENS, 137, 143
Bohemia Manor, 273

BOLLMAN, 201

Book Notices, 232, 475
Booth, Benjamin, 468
BORDLEYS, 273

Boston, unwritten chapter in the his-
tory of the seige of, 168

BOUQUET, N. Y., 134, 252

BOWIE, N. Y., 138, 145

BOWLES, 189

Bradford, Major Wm., 198

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