Minutes of the Board of Property and Other References to Land in Pennsylvania: Including Proprietary (Old) Rights. E-book. Formato PDF William Henry Egle   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Mr. Henry Dougherty produced to the Board a Copy of a Record of the Supreme Court whereby it appears that Jas. Hughs became nonsuited in an Action between him and said Dougherty relating to a Tract of Land on Susquehanna above Lycoming for which they both have pre-emption Warrants, Ordered that the Sur veyor General direct a Surveyto be made on Doughertys Warr't by some Surveyor and returned to the Board the first Monday in April next when Mr. Hughs may be heard it he thinks proper and if said Hughs shew not Cause to the contrary a Patent may issue to Dougherty A Copy of this Minute to be given to Hughs at least Thirty days before that time.

Minutes of the Board of Property: And Other References to Lands in Pennsylvania. E-book. Formato PDF William Henry Egle   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

By deed dated 18 March, '81-2, bo't of J. T. And E. J. 3129: Acres, 614, Acres L. Land, who sold to Rob't David by Deed dated 18, 5 mo., 1683, one Moiety, and to Griffith John the other, but has no deed.

Pennsylvania Genealogies: Scotch-Irish and German. E-book. Formato PDF William Henry Egle   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Pennsylvania Genealogies: Scotch-Irish and German by William Henry Egle is an artful attempt by Eagle to address a grossly neglected area of this history of his great state. For years Egle labored over this publication and his dedication and passion ring through each well-researched page. The book serves as a complete reference for several groups and families found in historic Pennsylvania with Scotch-Irish and Germanic roots.With this work, Egle hopes to provide readers with a resource that will allow them to investigate their family trees and the roots that link them back to Scotland, Ireland, and Germany. Some of the families in the text have roots reaching all the way back to the beginning of United States history with records to support their level of impact on the development of the nation. In addition, some of the families that Egle covers had yet to ever be discussed in a published work and therefore established vital information for researchers interested in these families and their histories in the U.S. Egle also links several families to well known historic figures such as George Washington.For the academic researcher and the contemporary genealogist, Pennsylvania Genealogies: Scotch-Irish and German is a critical source to understand and trace dozens of pivotal Pennsylvanian families. William Henry Egle offers a thorough discussion of each family, exploring both their history in the United States and their links back to different parts of Europe. Egle's passion for this subject makes this text an interesting read not just for the history scholar but also for any reader who is researching their own roots and family tree.