The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: From the Discovery of the Delaware to the Present Time

Abraham acres afterward Bedminster Bensalem Bethlehem born bought Bristol Bristol township Buckingham Bucks county building built called Chapman church congregation corner county line court creek daughter Deep Run Delaware descendants died Doylestown Durham road dwellings Easton England erected farm father fifty acres five hundred acres Friends George German graveyard Haycock Henry hill Hilltown immigrated Indians inhabitants Jacob James Jersey John Joseph Joseph Growden known laid land Lehigh lived manor married Mary meeting-house miles Milford mill Montgomery county Moravians Neshaminy Newtown Nicholas Nockamixon North Pennsylvania railroad Northampton Northampton county oldest organized pastor Penn's Pennsbury Pennsylvania perches Peter petition Philadelphia Plumstead preached Presbyterian probably purchased Quakertown Reverend Richard Richland river Robert Samuel Saucon settled settlement side Smith sold Solebury Springfield stone tavern thence Thomas Thomas Penn thousand acres Tinicum Tohickon town township tract Upper Makefield village Warminster Warrington wife William Penn Wrightstown