An Abstract or abbreviation of some few of the many (later and former) testimonys from the inhabitants of New-Jersey and other eminent persons who have wrote particularly concerning that place
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- An Abstract or abbreviation of some few of the many (later and former) testimonys from the inhabitants of New-Jersey and other eminent persons who have wrote particularly concerning that place
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- London :: Printed by Thomas Milbourn,
- 1681.
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Contents
- title page
- THE PREFACE.
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A Letter to a Merchant in
London. -
From
Burlington inDelaware -River,the An Abstract of a Letter wrote to26 th. of8. Mon.1667. Henry Stacy. -
Thomas Hooton to his wife,29 th.8 th. Month,1677. -
Boston, August the [Verbatim.]14 th.1677. -
New-Jersey, [This is Extractim.]20 th.2 d. Month,1678. -
Weymouth, [Verbatim.] A Letter from28 th.6 th. Month,1678. Thomas Budd, who had then been atNew-Jer∣sey, and is gone thither again with his Wife and Family. -
Burlington inNew-Jersey, upon the RiverDelaware, the An Extract of a Letter written by19 th. of the4 th. Moneth call'dJune, 1678. John Crips, to his Brother and Sister. -
An Abstract of a Letter from
Daniel Wills toWilliam Biddle ; (Then Living inBishops-gate-Street inLondon; who with his Wife and Family, is this present with several Servants, gone for5 th . Moneth,1681. New-Jersey. -
An Extract of a Letter written by
William, andRuth Em∣bly, toSamuel Racles ofNottingham, fromBurlington, inNew-Jersey. -
From the
Falls ofDelaware inNew-Jersey, the 12 th. of the6 th. Month,1680. Mahlon Stacy 's Letter toGeorge Hutcheson. -
An Abstract of a Letter from
Thomas Harrison to his Bro∣ther; wherein he writes of many Private Things: But of the Country, in short, thus. -
An Abstract of
Mahlon Stacy's Letter to his BrotherRevill, and some Others;Dated the 26 th. of the4 th. Moneth,1680. -
In another Letter to
William Cook ofSheffield, and some Others, he writes thus. -
The Extract of a Letter from
Samuel Jennings, One of the Commissioners inNew-Jersey, since theCustoms were ta∣ken off, andGovernment Settled: Directed toWilliam Pen, Edward Billinge, orGawen Lawry. -
A Letter wrote to Mr.
Edward Billinge, Governor ofWest-New-Jersey. -
AN EXSTRACT Out of a Small Treatise, Wrote By BEAƲCHAMP PLANTAGENET, Concerning The
Province ofNew-Albion, in the Year, 1648. Since Granted by theKing to theDuke of York ; Of whichNew-Jersey is a Part. - POST-SCRIPT.