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586 CONTROVERSY RESPECTING THE
In Sunderland, Lievt Gideon Worrin, Isaac Hill, Gideon Brunson, Timothy Brunson, Widow Worrin and Children and Divers
other persons that have been at Work and are gon to make
Ready to bring their Famalies.
In Manchester, Stephen Mead, Timothy Mead, James Mead,
Earll, Welsh, Jeremiah French, William Marsh,
Daniel Allen, Benjn Mackentire, Thomas Brown, Henry Biddleston, Johns, Wait Hopkins, Stephen Hopkins, Pinne,'Vhelpley and Michael Hopkins and Divers others.
There is Seven famalies in Draper and Divers more Cleared &
Improved their Lands.
In Danbey are Severall Famalies settled and many been at
Work
All which is Humbly Submitted To Your Excellency &
Honours by your most
Dutifull obedient and very Humble
Servants
New York 18th Day of SAMLL ROBINSON
December 1765. JEREMIAH FRENCH
THOMAS CHANDLER TO GOV. MOORE.
May it please your Excellency
According to your Directions on Saturday Last, I have with
the assistance of M' Stone, Computed the Number of Men fit to
bear armes in the Limits of A Proposed Regiment, to be under
my Command, and find the same to be about six Hundred, that
we. account for.
And in the Limits of the Proposd Regiment for Colo Bayley,
about Three hundred.
from your Excellency's most Dutifull
Obedient, and Very Humble Servant
New York } THOMAS CHANDLER.
Janr 20th 1766. S
To His Excellency Sir Henry Moore Baronet.