The American remembrancer, and universal tablet of memory: containing a list of the most eminent men, whether in ancient or modern times, with the atchievements [sic] for which they have been particularly distinguished: as also the most memorable events in history, from the earliest period till the year 1795, classed under distinct heads, with their respective dates. : To which is added, a table, comprehending the periods at which the most remarkable cities and towns were founded, their present population, latitude, and longitude. : The whole being intended to form a comprehensive abridgement of history and chronology, particularly of that part which relates to America. / By James Hardie, A.M. ; [One line of Latin quotation]

Subscribers' Names.

A.

• REV. James Abercrombie, Philadelphia.
• John Adams, LL. D. Vice President of the United States, and President of the Senate, 6 copies.
• George Adams, merchant, Patterson, 30 copies.
• Arthur Adams, New York.
• Lewis G. Affleck, Philadelphia, 2 copies.
• John Aitken, Philadelphia.
• Arthur Aitken, do.
• John Alexander, sen. Carlisle.
• William Alexander, do.
• John Allen, New York, 6 copies.
• Richard Allen, Philadelphia.
• James Anderson, Princeton.
• Thomas Anderson, do.
• John Anderson, Philadelphia.
• William T. Anderson, Princeton.
• Hugh Andrews, Philadelphia.
• Christopher Appleton, do.
• John Armor, Carlisle.
• Rev. James T. Armstrong, Trenton.
• John Arthur, New York.
• Rev. Michael Arthur, Pittsburgh.
• Thomas Ashmore, Philadelphia.

B.

• Benjamin Franklin Bache, Philadelphia.
• Eleazer Ball, Newark.
• Israel Ball, do.
• Justus Baldwin, do.
• ...

• Caleb Baldwin, Newark.
• J. Barker, Pittsburgh.
• William Bayley, Alexandria.
• Robert Bayley, Philadelphia.
• George Barclay, do.
• Nathaniel Beach, Newark.
• Joseph Beach, do.
• Samuel Beaven, Salem.
• Stephen Beaseley, Philadelphia.
• John Berwick, do.
• William Bell, Reading.
• John M. Berrien, Princeton.
• Jacob Benjamin, Trenton.
• William Bingham, M. C. from Pennsylvania.
• John Bishop, Reading.
• Thomas Bines, Salem.
• John Bicknel, Newark.
• George Black, Philadelphia.
• Robert Black, Carlisle.
• Robert Blaine, do.
• Rev. Robert Blackwell, Philadelphia.
• Joseph Bloomfield, Burlington.
• J. Boger, Reading.
• Joseph Boggs, Philadelphia.
• Robert Boggs, New Brunswick.
• Jesse B〈7 letters〉〈7 letters〉 Massachussetts.
• Henry Bowles, Philadelphia.
• George Booth, do.
• James Booth, do.
• George Bowie, Princeton.
• William Brody, New York, 2 copies.
• Robert Boyne, Philadelphia.
• John Boush, do.
• Hugh Boden, Carlisle.
• Charles Bovard, do.
• Andrew Brown, Philadelphia.
• John Brown, do.
• Job Brown, Newark.
• James Brown, Carlisle.
• Elijah Brown, Philadelphia.
• ...

• James Bruce Reading.
• Matthias Bruen, Newark.
• Anthony Buckley, Philadelphia.
• Smith Burnet, Newark.
• John Burnet, do.
• James Burnside, Philadelphia.
• David Burke, do.
• Israel Butler, do.
• Samuel Burkhart, Reading.

C.

• Alexander Calder, Philadelphia.
• John Cameron, New York.
• Silas Candit, Princeton.
• John C. Caldwell, Pittsburgh.
• Robert Callender, Carlisle.
• William Campbell, Reading.
• Mathew Carey, printer, Philadelphia, 100 copies.
• George Carter, do.
• John Campbell, do. 3 copies.
• George Cart, Carlisle,
• John Carr, Salem.
• John Cappee, New Brunswick.
• William Caine, Alexandria.
• Israel Carney, Newark.
• Aaron Camp, do.
• Nathan Cambey. Lamberton.
• Thomas Carstairs, Philadelphia.
• Alexander Christie, do.
• Samuel Clarkson, New Brunswick.
• Jacob Chalwell, do.
• John Clark, Philadelphia.
• John Christ, Reading.
• Thomas Clifford, Philadelphia.
• Samuel Coates, do. 2 copies.
• John Connelly, do.
• Patrick Connelly, do.
• Henry Connelly, Pittsburgh.
• Samuel Congar, Newark.
• ...

• James Corkrin, Philadelphia.
• John Cook, do.
• Samuel Coxe, do.
• William Coleman, do.
• John Cook, do.
• William Cornman, do.
• William Kerr Cole, New Brunswick.
• Nathan Cole. do.
• Conant Cole, Princeton.
• Samuel Cooper, Philadelphia.
• Isaac Collins, printer, Trenton, 6 copies.
• Thomas Collins, Reading.
• Thomas Condie, Philadelphia.
• Archibald Crary, Massachussetts.
• Charles Crawford, Philadelphia.
• William Crawford, Bristol.
• Archibald Craige, New Brunswick.
• Samuel Crane, Newark.
• David D. Crane, do.
• John Creige, Carlisle.
• David Crowell, Newark.
• Edward Cutbush, Philadelphia.
• Steward Cummin, do.

D.

• Robert Davidson, Carlisle.
• William Davis, Philadelphia.
• James Davis, Carlisle.
• Alexander James Dallas, Secretary of the Common∣wealth of Pennsylvania.
• Bartholomew Dandridge, Secretary to the President of the United States.
• Mathias Day, printer, Trenton, 12 copies.
• David Deas, New York.
• James Deas, 12 copies.
• Gideon Decamp, Princeton.
• Jonathan Dennis, Philadelphia.
• James Johnson Denoon, do.
• Samuel Dennison, do.
• John B. Delaney, Alexandria.
• ...

• Rev. John Dickins, Philadelphia, 3 copies.
• Amos Dickenson, Reading.
• Henry Diehl, do.
• Thomas Dobson, printer, bookseller, and stationner, Philadelphia, 50 copies.
• Francis Donnelly, Philadelphia.
• Nathan Douglass, printer, Danbury, Connecticut, 24 copies.
• John Dougherty, Philadelphia.
• Benjamin Duffield, M. D. do. 3 copies.
• James Duncan, Carlisle.
• Daniel Dunlap, do.
• William Duncan, New York, 12 copies.
• Aaron Dunham, Trenton.

E.

• Alexander Eagles, Newark.
• William Eaken, Carlisle.
• Nicholas Edmunds, Princeton.
• Jacob Eglee, Philadelphia.
• James Elliot, do.
• David English, Princeton.
• John Evans, do.
• Jacob Evans, do.
• Jesse Evans, Reading.
• Charles Evans, do.
• Thomas Evans, do.
• James Ewing, Trenton.

F.

• Ferdinando Fairfax, Philadelphia.
• Anthony Fenner, do.
• Thomas Farrel, do.
• Conrad Feger, do.
• John Field, do. 2 copies.
• Peter Filbert, Reading.
• John Fimeton, Philadelphia.
• William Finley, M. C. from Pennsylvania.
• Miers Fisher, Philadelphia, 2 copies.
• ...

• Thomas Fisher, Philadelphia.
• Henry Fisher, New Brunswick.
• Nathaniel Fist, do.
• John Fitzgerald, Princeton.
• William Fletcher, Philadelphia.
• Mathew Flammery, do.
• William Fleming, Princeton.
• Robert M. Forsyth, do.
• Alexander Forrest, Philadelphia.
• Theodore Foster, M. C. from Rhode Island.
• Dwight Foster, M. C. from Massachussetts.
• John Fox, Pittsburgh.
• George Fox, do.
• Richard Freeman, Philadelphia.
• Donald Frazer, New York, 12 copies.
• Daniel Frazer, Philadelphia.
• J. Frailey, Reading.

G.

• William P. Gardner, Philadelphia.
• Godfrey Gebler, do.
• George Gihart, do.
• John Giffard, Newark.
• Alexander Gilmore, Salem.
• James Given, Carlisle.
• John Glen, do.
• Calvin Gobble, Newark.
• John Gofline, Bristol.
• Elijah H. Gordon, Trenton.
• Peter Gordon, do.
• John Gordon, jun. do.
• William F. Gordon, Princeton.
• Peter Gordon, Philadelphia.
• George Gowan, Elizabethtown, 6 copies.
• Vincent Gray, Alexandria.
• Ebenezer Grant, New Brunswick.
• Doctor Amos Gregg, Bristol.
• Daniel Green, Reading.
• George Green, Philadelphia.
• Isaac Green, Pittsburgh.
• ...

• Cadwallader Griffith, Philadelphia.
• Samuel Griffin, do.
• David Griffith, Maryland.
• Thomas Griffith, Newark.
• John Grubber, Reading.
• Charles D. Grun, New Brunswick.

H.

• Jacob R. Hardenburgh, New Brunswick.
• Lewis Hardenburgh, do.
• Melchior Haffa, Reading.
• John Harrison, Princeton.
• James Hamilton, Reading,
• Robert Hartshorn, Philadelphia.
• John Hanna, Pittsburgh.
• Seth Hastings, Massachussetts.
• Joseph Hayes, Carlisle.
• Luke Hashart, New Brunswick.
• Abraham Harris, Salem.
• Ebenezer Hedden, Newark.
• Simon Hedden, do.
• Moses Hedden, do.
• T. Hewson, Bristol.
• Daniel Henderson, Pittsburgh.
• John Henry, Perth Amboy.
• John N. Hight, Princeton.
• Henry Hill, Philadelphia.
• Thomas Hill, New Brunswick.
• George Hill, Philadelphia, 6 copies.
• John Hirth, Salem.
• Mathias B. Higgins, Newark.
• John Hindman, Philadelphia.
• John H. Hobard, Princeton.
• George Hog, Philadelphia.
• Isaac Horner, jun. Bristol.
• Benjamin Harvie, Philadelphia.
• Theodorus Householder, do.
• James Holland, do.
• Jacob Hofner, do.
• ...

• George Hoffner, Philadelphia.
• Patrick Houston, Princeton.
• Isaac Hough, Philadelphia.
• Aaron Howel, Trenton.
• John H. Huston, Bristol.
• Joseph Huber, Philadelphia.
• David Humpreys, do.
• Clement Humphreys, jun. do.
• Joshua Humphreys, do.
• Ralph W. Hunt, Princeton.
• John Hunter, Reading.
• Dalzel Hunter, Philadelphia.
• Harvey Hurst, do.

I.

• William Jackson, Bristol.
• Samuel Jennings, Newark.
• Gattlick Jemman, Reading.
• Samuel Jenner, Newark.
• James Irvine, Carlisle.
• Israel Israel, Philadelphia.
• Samuel Israel, do.
• David Johnson, Newark.
• John Johnson, Philadelphia, 2 copies.
• Walter Johnson, do.
• Caleb Jones, Reading.
• William Jones, do.
• Michael Jones, Pittsburgh.

K.

• Rev. Christopher V. Keating, Philadelphia, 4 copies.
• Charles Keir, Philadelphia.
• John Kerr, Pittsburgh.
• Hugh Kerr, Princeton.
• Richard Kerr, do.
• John Kerr, Philadelphia.
• Francis Kennedy Kerr, do.
• Michael Kennedy, do.
• George Kemp, do.
• Benjamin Kite, do. 3 copies.
• ...

• William Killach, Philadelphia.
• John Kincaid, Newark.
• Burnet R. Kingsland.
• Robert Kinnear, Reading.
• George Kline, printer, Carlisle, 12 copies.
• Benjamin F. Knapp, Newbury Port.
• Miles Klossey, Philadelphia.

L.

• John Lamb, M. D. New York.
• John Lareum, jun. Philadelphia.
• John Lawson, New Brunswick.
• Shrive Lawrason, Alexandria.
• Michael Leib, M. D. Philadelphia.
• Edmund Lee, Alexandria.
• Aaron Levy, Philadelphia.
• Library Company of Philadelphia.
• James Little, do.
• John Little, do.
• Nicholas Lotts, Reading.
• William Love, Philadelphia.
• Thomas Lukens, do.
• Nancy Lukens, Pittsburgh.
• Henry Lupp, New Brunswick.
• John Lyon, jun. Carlisle.
• William Lyon, do. 2 copies.

M.

• James Madison, M. C. from Virginia.
• Charles Marshal, jun. Philadelphia.
• I. K. Massersmith, Reading.
• George Maxwell, Trenton.
• George Meade, Philadelphia.
• John Mearns, do.
• Jacob Merkel, do.
• Stephen Meker, Newark.
• Pliny Merrick, Massachussetts.
• ...

• Benjamin M'Elroy, Philadelphia.
• Hugh M'Elroy, do.
• Archibald M'Elroy, Bristol.
• Sarah Ann M'Dowell, Pittsburgh.
• James M'Dowell, do.
• John M'Dowell, do.
• Edward M'Gauran, Carlisle.
• John M'Larey, do.
• John M'Lenachan, Philadelphia.
• Blair M'Lenachan, do.
• James M'Inley, do.
• Thomas M'Euen, do.
• John M'Euen, do.
• James M'Glassin, do.
• Samuel M'Farren, Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, 40 copies.
• Samuel M'Caskery, Carlisle.
• William M'Caskery, do.
• Eli M'Cartey, Newark.
• Thomas Mifflin, Governor of the State of Pennsylva∣nia.
• Thomas Mifflin, jun. Philadelphia.
• Samuel Mifflin, do.
• Walter Minto, LL. D. Professor of Mathematics, Princeton.
• Robert Miller, Philadelphia.
• John Miller, Newark.
• Philip Miller, Reading.
• John Miller, Philadelphia.
• William Miller, Carlisle.
• George Mitchel, Philadelphia.
• Joseph Minnick, Bristol.
• James Monroe, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Uni∣ted States to the French Republic.
• Robert Montieth, Philadelphia.
• Benjamin Morris, Reading.
• Abraham Morrow, do. 2 copies.
• Charles Morford, Princeton.
• Stephen Morford, do.
• Rees Moore, Reading.
• ...

• John Montgomery, Carlisle.
• William Moore, do.
• Frederic Augustus Muhlenberg, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the U. S.
• Hugh Robert Murray, New York.

N.

• Ruben Neily, Princeton.
• James Neily, Philadelphia.
• John Noble, Carlisle.
• James Norris, Philadelphia.
• Michael Nourse, do.

O.

• Jesse Oat, Philadelphia.
• Thomas Ogle, do.
• William O'Bryant, do.
• John Ormrod, printer and bookseller, Philadelphia, 25 copies.
• Jacob Overstack, Philadelphia.

P.

• Charles Page, Alexandria.
• Philip Pancake, Philadelphia, 2 copies.
• John Parker, New Brunswick.
• Joseph Parrish, Philadelphia.
• George Pattison, Carlisle.
• Charles Pattison, do.
• William Pattison, do.
• Joseph Parrot, Princeton.
• Henry W. Paxton, Philadelphia.
• Levi Pawling, Reading.
• William Petriken, Carlisle, 6 copies.
• Charles W. Peale, Philadelphia.
• Abner Penton, Salem.
• Philip Phenix, New York.
• Thomas Phenix, do.
• ...

• Rev. Lawrance Sylvester Phelan, Philadelphia.
• Napthali Philips, do.
• Ralph Philips, Princeton.
• John Pinkerton, jun. Philadelphia.
• William Pidgeon, do.
• John Plum, Newark.
• Jacob Plum, do.
• John Plum, New Brunswick.
• John Powell, Philadelphia.
• John Polhemus, jun. Pittsburgh.
• Henry Polkenhorn, Alexandria, 2 copies.
• John Pool, Raritan Landing.
• Daniel Prase, Reading.
• William Price, Newark.
• General Thomas Proctor, Philadelphia.
• James Ph. Phuglia, do.

R.

• Edmund Randolph, Secretary of State for the United States.
• Lawrence Raven, Princeton.
• Archibald Ramsey, Carlisle.
• Alexander Reinagle, Philadelphia.
• James M. Ray, do.
• Rev. Charles Reichel, Nazareth.
• James Rees, Philadelphia.
• James Read, Reading.
• Samuel Richards, Newark.
• George Richardson, Philadelphia.
• Murick Rice, Massachussetts.
• Marks John Riddle, Reading.
• Robinson and Gowan, printers and booksellers, New York.
• Rev. William Rogers, D. D. Professor of the English language and the Belles Lettres in the University of Pennsylvania.
• James Rowney, Carlisle.
• David Ross, Newark.
• Jared Russel, do.
• Benjamin Rush, M. D. Philadelphia.
• ...

• Jacob Rush, President of the third District Court of Pennsylvania, Reading.

S.

• William Sarjeant, Philadelphia.
• Robert Seaborn, do.
• Allen Serjeant, Newark.
• P. Seatur, Reading.
• Jacob Schneider, do.
• John Scott, Philadelphia.
• Joseph Scott, do.
• Joseph Warren Scott, Princeton.
• William Scott, Reading.
• Jasper Scull, do.
• Thomas Scull, do.
• John M. Simpson, Princeton.
• Walter Simm, Bristol.
• George Simm, New York.
• Lawrence Sink, Philadelphia.
• Philip Skemer, Reading.
• George Slacum, Alexandria.
• John Spaghn, Reading.
• Mathew Spillard, Philadelphia, 2 copies.
• William Spotswood, printer and bookseller, Boston, 12 copies.
• John Spigker, Reading.
• Benjamin Spigker, do.
• Benjamin Smith, Trenton.
• Isaac Smith, do.
• Uriah Smith, Philadelphia.
• James Smith, do.
• John Smith, do.
• William P. Smith, Newark.
• Robert Smith, Carlisle.
• Robert Smock, do.
• John Smiley, M. C. from Pennsylvania.
• David Snowden, Trenton.
• John Snell, Reading.
• William Sommers, Alexandria.
• ...

• Edward Stiles, Philadelphia.
• John Stagg, jun. principal clerk in the War Depart∣ment.
• Ephraim Stelle, Carlisle.
• Robert Stewart, Philadelphia.
• James Stewart, do.
• William Stewart, do.
• James Stephenson, Carlisle.
• Thomas Stephens, bookseller, Philadelphia, 25 copies.
• Cleon Stephens, Alexandria.
• Joseph Stretch, Philadelphia.
• Charles Stenicke, Carlisle.
• John C. Stroebels, Reading.
• John Swanwick, M. C. from Pennsylvania, 2 copies.

T.

• Benjamin Taylor, Philadelphia.
• John Taylor, Princeton.
• George Taylor, principal clerk in the Department of State.
• Samuel Tate, Carlisle.
• Jacob Talman, New Brunswick.
• Cornelius Tenbrook, do.
• John Tice, do.
• James Thackara, Philadelphia.
• Richard B. Thompson, Philadelphia.
• Jacob Oreas Thompson, M. D. do.
• Thomas Timings, do.
• George Till, Reading.
• Richard Throckmorton, Trenton.
• James Traquair, Philadelphia.
• Thomas Tresse, do.
• Benjamin Tucker, do.

U.

• John Urquhart, President of the Academy, Newark.

V.

• E. Valette, Philadelphia, 3 copies.
• George Vaux, do.
• John Valence, do.
• Thomas I. Vandyke, Pittsburgh.
• Abraham Voorhies, Trenton.

W.

• Benjamin Watson, Bristol.
• Nicholas Waln, jun. Philadelphia.
• John Wallace, Princeton.
• Gustavus B. Wallace, do.
• Nathaniel Weakley, Carlisle.
• Godfrey Welser, Philadelphia.
• Thomas Wignell, do.
• Isaac Wikoff, do.
• Doctor Thomas Wiggins, Princeton.
• Thoras Wildbahn, Reading.
• Frederic Wildbahn, do.
• Jesse Willet, do.
• John Witman, do.
• William Witman, do.
• Right Rev. Bishop White, Philadelphia.
• William White, do.
• Hugh Wilson, Carlisle.
• Oliver Woolcot, Secretary of the Treasury of the United States.
• Obediah Woodruff, Newark.
• John Wood, Newark.

Z.

• Peter Zeiber, Reading.