Box 14

Original in Chester County Historical Society. Gift of Dorothy Lapp, 1978.

"…recommended in Brotherly Love to ye consideration of Friends in Pennsylvania, especially those who appear dissatisfied with the late act of Assembly made for granting a sum of money to ye King’s use…to preserve and maintain the unity, peace and reputation of our Religious Society."

With mention of her recent trip and of the war. Purchased from Mark Benner, 1981.

Reporting a conference held in the house of Israel Pemberton between Friends and several Chiefs of the Six Nations, with the Governor’s message to the Susquehannock and their answer delivered in Philadelphia. Also, a second copy with slight differences in text and omitting the Governor’s message and the Susquehannocks' response. Found in the papers of Samuel R. Fisher.

Original deposited in Quaker Collection, Haverford College. Gift of Janet Olshevsky, 2004

Bill for copying public documents, including Address to the Governor relative to the French Neutrals and Bill to compel Quakers to pay their proportion of the Expedition (French Neutrals – Acadian exiles). Gift of Albert A. Merritt, 1911.

Concerning Friends in the Assembly. From Newcastle Coll[ege]. British Museum, London

Account of a dream about a plague in Philadelphia. Falmouth.

Includes also "Several glorious discoveries… by George Keith. This belongeth to Gilbert Mollison in Aldergate Street, London. E Libris Roberti Proudi, 1757."

Written after the decease of a valuable Friend, to his wife in America