Pub Date : 1923-09-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402040
Henry T. Moon, R. W. K., Richard T. Cadbury, W. C. Woodward, Norman Penney
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Pub Date : 1923-09-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402044
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Pub Date : 1923-09-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402043
R. W. K.
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Pub Date : 1923-09-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402041
Henry T. Moon
To those familiar with this section, the name at once arouses thoughts of interesting pioneer life, of colonial days, and much cherished history of a thriving and successful rural life. The area is five miles wide, and extends ten miles along the Delaware above and below the " Falls," or rapids in the river at the head of tide water, where the outcropping of the Edge Hill rock projects through the river surface. This is principally located between the three bridges spanning the river at Morrisville. The township bordering the Delaware on the Pennsylvania side for several miles was early designated as " The Falls " township and from these connections arise our monthly meeting titles. It is the settlement of this whole district known as " The Falls " and including with it some of the district early indicated as the " Highlands " or " Makefield Township " that should first be considered, as from that settlement came the foundation of the first meetings here over 235 years ago. Among the earliest available records of settlements on the upper Delaware, was the establishment of a Dutch trading post by the West India Company about 1624, the location being described as " on an island in the river just below the Falls." The Dutch knew
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Pub Date : 1923-03-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402035
Albert Cook Myers
THE DIARY OF JOHN SMITH. In 1904 I edited and issued the Diary of James Logan's son-inlaw, John Smith, of Burlington and Philadelphia, under the title, Hannah Logan's Courtship. At that time three of the volumes of the original manuscript eluded my search. Last November, however, I found these missing parts. Bound in limp paper, and in the hand of John Smith, they are as follows: "No. 1," 11 mo. ?, 1745-6-10 mo. 31, 1746. (Size 8 ? I2% inches, 41 pages.) " No. 7," 10 mo. 12, 1748-3 mo. 19, 1749. (Size 4% x 6j4 inches, 59 Pages.)' " No. 8," 3 mo. 20, 1749-10 mo. 19, 1749. (Size 3% ? 5% inches, 96 pp.) These unpublished portions of the Diary are of such value that they should be put into print as a supplement to what has already appeared. If the cost of transcription and publication could be borne, I should be glad to bring out these newly discovered parts of the Diary. Here is an entry of particular interest, which has to do with the earliest known theatrical performance in Philadelphia:
约翰·史密斯的日记。1904年，我编辑并出版了詹姆斯·洛根的女婿约翰·史密斯的日记，他住在伯灵顿和费城，书名是《汉娜·洛根的求爱》。当时，我找不到三卷原稿。然而，去年11月，我找到了这些缺失的部件。约翰·史密斯用软纸装订，上面写着:“第一号”，1745年11月11日- 1746年10月31日。(8码?12英寸，41页。”第7号，“1748年12月10日至1749年3月19日”。(尺寸4% x 6j4英寸，59页)“第8号”，1749年3月20日至1749年10月19日。(3% ?(5%英寸，96页)《日记》中这些未发表的部分很有价值，应该付印，作为已发表部分的补充。如果抄写和出版的费用能负担得起，我很乐意把日记中这些新发现的部分带出来。这里有一个特别有趣的条目，它与费城最早的戏剧表演有关:
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Pub Date : 1923-03-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402033
Lucy B. Roberts
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Pub Date : 1923-03-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402032
Harlow Lindley
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Pub Date : 1923-03-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402031
Harlow Lindley, Lucy B. Roberts, Albert Cook Myers, Helena Schlatter, Richard T. Cadbury, E. D. Starbuck, W. W. Comfort
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Pub Date : 1923-03-01DOI: 10.1353/qkh.1923.a402036
H. Schlatter
THE DIARY OF JOHN SMITH. In 1904 I edited and issued the Diary of James Logan's son-inlaw, John Smith, of Burlington and Philadelphia, under the title, Hannah Logan's Courtship. At that time three of the volumes of the original manuscript eluded my search. Last November, however, I found these missing parts. Bound in limp paper, and in the hand of John Smith, they are as follows: "No. 1," 11 mo. ?, 1745-6-10 mo. 31, 1746. (Size 8 ? I2% inches, 41 pages.) " No. 7," 10 mo. 12, 1748-3 mo. 19, 1749. (Size 4% x 6j4 inches, 59 Pages.)' " No. 8," 3 mo. 20, 1749-10 mo. 19, 1749. (Size 3% ? 5% inches, 96 pp.) These unpublished portions of the Diary are of such value that they should be put into print as a supplement to what has already appeared. If the cost of transcription and publication could be borne, I should be glad to bring out these newly discovered parts of the Diary. Here is an entry of particular interest, which has to do with the earliest known theatrical performance in Philadelphia:
约翰·史密斯的日记。1904年，我编辑并出版了詹姆斯·洛根的女婿约翰·史密斯的日记，他住在伯灵顿和费城，书名是《汉娜·洛根的求爱》。当时，我找不到三卷原稿。然而，去年11月，我找到了这些缺失的部件。约翰·史密斯用软纸装订，上面写着:“第一号”，1745年11月11日- 1746年10月31日。(8码?12英寸，41页。”第7号，“1748年12月10日至1749年3月19日”。(尺寸4% x 6j4英寸，59页)“第8号”，1749年3月20日至1749年10月19日。(3% ?(5%英寸，96页)《日记》中这些未发表的部分很有价值，应该付印，作为已发表部分的补充。如果抄写和出版的费用能负担得起，我很乐意把日记中这些新发现的部分带出来。这里有一个特别有趣的条目，它与费城最早的戏剧表演有关:
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Pub Date : 1922-09-01DOI: 10.1017/s0071368600004651
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