Albert Cook Myers Historical Collection: William Penn papers

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Call Number:: MS.Coll.190
Repository:: Chester County Historical Society
Extent:: 81.0 linear feet
Language:: English
Preferred Citation:: Albert Cook Myers Historical Collection: William Penn papers, MS. Coll. 190, 1688-1955, Chester County Historical Society.
Date:: 1645-1960 (inclusive)
Creator:: Myers, Albert Cook, 1874-1960
Form:: Books, Correspondence, Manuscripts, and Research notes
Abstract:: Albert Cook Myers (1874-1960) was a Pennsylvania historian, who dedicated his life’s work to the identification, study and organization of William Penn’s published writings and personal papers. Beginning in 1910, after securing an endorsement from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, he set out to publish: “The Complete Works of William Penn.” All told, Myers devoted fifty years of his life to this project. Though his publication goals were never realized, he assembled a massive and notable body of information about William Penn. To complete his studies, Myers travelled abroad and throughout the United States. As a result of his efforts, he came to be regarded as an expert on the topic and often spoke publicly on the life and times of William Penn. The Albert Cook Myers research collection of William Penn materials contains the information gathered by Myers in his pursuit to thoroughly research and publish a volume documenting the complete writings of William Penn. Researchers will find Myers' notes, transcriptions, photocopies of documents, newspaper clippings, various author articles, first editions and other early editions of Penn's works, picture postcards of places related to Penn, and photos and original manuscript material. The bulk of the collection is "The Manuscript" series, which focuses on Myer's work on Penn's own writings. Researchers should be aware that the bulk of the collection is Myers' notes and only a small portion is original manuscript material related to Penn. The collection spans the dates of 1645 to 1960, however, the bulk of the material was collected and created by Myers from 1910 to 1960.

Albert Cook Myers (1874-1960) was a Pennsylvania historian, who dedicated his life’s work to the identification, study and organization of William Penn’s published writings and personal papers. Beginning in 1910, after securing an endorsement from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, he set out to publish: “The Complete Works of William Penn.” All told, Myers devoted fifty years of his life to this project. Though his publication goals were never realized, he assembled a massive and notable body of information about William Penn, which included transcriptions of original documents found in the United States and England, research notes, first and other early original editions of Penn’s published works, and some original manuscript material as well. To complete his studies, Myers travelled abroad and throughout the United States. As a result of his efforts, he came to be regarded as an expert on the topic and often spoke publicly on the life and times of William Penn.

Myers was born in 1874 in York Springs, Pennsylvania. He was a devoted Quaker. He attended Martin Academy and Swarthmore College, earning his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Swarthmore in 1898 and 1901, respectively. He obtained further graduate education from the Universities of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Harvard. Later, in 1932, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from Franklin and Marshal College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Though he was best known for his work on the Penn papers project, throughout his life, Myers was involved in many other historical pursuits of significance. Early in his career, he served as history editor for the publication, The Literary Era, and he also authored and/or edited several books on early American and Pennsylvania history. They include, Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, 1902; Sally Wister’s Journal, 1902; Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia, 1902; Memoir of Gilbert Cope, 1929; William Penn’s Early Life in Brief, 1944-1974, 1937; and several others.

Myers was also involved in various capacities with the Jamestown Exposition in 1907, the Pennsylvania State Historical Commission, Pennsylvania Commission on School History Text Books, Philadelphia Mayor’s Historical Commission, and the Sesquicentennial Celebration. He was a member and chairman of the Historical Commission of Valley Forge Park from 1923 to 1935, and in 1932, directed the William Penn Commemoration. He was president of Friends Historical Society of England and a member of the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies. During World War I, he served as officer of the War Camp Community Service in Philadelphia, organizing historical walks through Philadelphia and receptions at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania for servicemen.

Albert Cook Myers died on April 1, 1960. He never married.

The Albert Cook Myers research collection of William Penn materials contains the information gathered by Myers in his pursuit to thoroughly research and publish a volume documenting the complete writings of William Penn. Researchers will find Myers' notes, transcriptions, photocopies of documents, newspaper clippings, various articles, first editions and other early editions of Penn's works, picture postcards of places related to Penn, and photos and original manuscript material. The bulk of the collection is "The Manuscript" series, which focuses on Myer's work on Penn's own writings. Researchers should be aware that the bulk of the collection is Myers' notes and only a small portion is original manuscript material related to Penn. The collection spans the dates of 1645 to 1960, however, the bulk of the material was collected and created by Myers from 1910 to 1960.

The Albert Cook Myers research collection of William Penn consists of research conducted by Albert Cook Myers for an intended definitive edition of the works of William Penn. Myers proposed to include all of Penn's published works and all the surviving letters in order to supplant other "meagre and antiquated" published editions. Over time, he added the task of writing a biography to his already ambitious plan. For nearly fifty years, Myers researched and collected information, copies of original manuscripts and works, and organized his research for the eventual writing of the edition. The writing of the volume never occurred.

This collection is arranged into the following series: "The Manuscript," "The Biographical notes," "Catalogues and bibliographies," "Printed works by William Penn," "Tracts attributed to William Penn," "Albert Cook Myers and the Complete Works," "Collections of materials related to William Penn," "The Irish Diary," "Research regarding Indians," Research regarding ships on the Delaware, ship captains, and passengers," "Research regarding English Quakers," and "Research regarding non-Quakers." For more details on each series please see the series scope notes.

At the time of donation to the Chester County Historical Society, Albert Cook Myers had organized the collection into 196 volumes of transcripts, photostats, printed material and notes pertaining to the life and time of William Penn. Because the organization of the collection was developed and used by Myers himself, the volume number scheme and folder titles set forth by Myers have been maintained. Spelling, date expressions, capitalization, abbreviations, and title format were all adhered to as closely as possible to retain the structure set forth by Myers. In further respect to Myers' organization, an existing index (located in box 72) was used extensively in the processing of this collection.

In order for this collection to be used most effectively, researchers should be aware of several factors. First, researchers should be aware that the bulk of this collection consists of copies or transcriptions of original documents which are housed in England, Ireland, Europe and the United States in both repositories of primary sources or private collections. Throughout the collection, dates have been maintained as written on documents due to the Quaker calendar differing from the standard calendar until 1753. Myers' note taking methodology was unique and as a result there is extensive duplication in this collection. Researchers will probably need to look at many series in order to gain the most complete picture. According to project archivist, Carol Grigson, in 1998 who worked on other Myers' collections, "when Myers took notes, he never made a single copy. In fact, he always had carbon paper and note tablets enabling him to take notes in triplicate or quadruplicate. What this means for the user of this collection is that his notes show up in different forms and in different places. Sometimes there are just folders of stray notes, with no discernible organization. From this disorganized state, many stages exist in between. His ultimate form of organization, short of a finished manuscript is labeled 'notes pasted to sheets.' To reach this state, Myers sorted out all his information, reread everything according to his outline and put them together in a form he would use to produce a manuscript. He then went one step further and pasted these notes to sheets of paper which were then usually placed in binder notebooks. In the mind of Myers, this research was complete and ready for the final writing."

This collection will be of use to William Penn scholars; Quaker scholars; religious scholars; genealogists; those interested in the early history of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey and areas within each state; and those interested in nautical history.

Gift of Albert Cook Myers.

The processing of this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources’ “Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives” Project.

This collection was minimally processed in 2009-2011, as part of an experimental project conducted under the auspices of the Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries to help eliminate processing backlog in Philadelphia repositories. A minimally processed collection is one processed at a less intensive rate than traditionally thought necessary to make a collection ready for use by researchers. When citing sources from this collection, researchers are advised to defer to folder titles provided in the finding aid rather than those provided on the physical folder.

Employing processing strategies outlined in Mark Greene's and Dennis Meissner's 2005 article, More Product, Less Process: Revamping Traditional Processing Approaches to Deal With Late 20th-Century Collections, the project team tested the limits of minimal processing on collections of all types and ages, in 23 Philadelphia area repositories. A primary goal of the project, the team processed at an average rate of 2-3 hours per linear foot of records, a fraction of the time ordinarily reserved for the arrangement and description of collections. Among other time saving strategies, the project team did not extensively review the content of the collections, replace acidic folders or complete any preservation work.

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Publisher: Chester County Historical Society
Finding Aid Author: Finding aid prepared by Jennifer Duli
Finding Aid Date: 2010 September 22
Sponsor: The processing of this collection was made possible through generous funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, administered through the Council on Library and Information Resources’ “Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives” Project.
Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research use.
Use Restrictions: Copyright restrictions may apply. Please contact the Chester County Historical Society with requests for copying and for authorization to publish, quote or reproduce the material.

Collection Inventory

Scope and Contents note

The core of the collection is contained in a group of 58 volumes (I-XLVIII A) of Myers' notes entitled "The Manuscript." These volumes make up 34 boxes of the collection. The material in these volumes is arranged in chronological order, 1660 to 1712, and consists of material written by Penn, including transcripts, photocopies, letters, tracts, petitions, commissions, wills, etc. Included are some early editions of Penn's published works.

The majority of the transcripts are typed, however, some are handwritten. The transcripts may, but do not always, include the source and location of the original document. Researchers will find that the works of William Penn have been heavily annotated by Myers

Also included is the Addenda to the Manuscript which includes transcripts, photographs and notes, dating from 1671 to 1732.

This series will provide an excellent starting point for researchers because folder titles are fairly descriptive. After searching this series, it is recommended that researchers also examine the "Biographical notes" and "Catalogues and bibliographies," series.

The Duke of Gloucester's Death, 1660.

Box 1 Folder 1

"Publica re Dux Magne...", Latin Verses on the death of Henry, Duke of Gloucester, 1660.

Box 1 Folder 2

Verse, "Ah Tyrant Lust... with Joy Externally", 1664.

Box 1 Folder 3

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn: "Honoured Father, we could not arrive ... a father and a friend," Harwich, England.

Box 1 Folder 4

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn - "Hond: ffather, being not able... all true veneration Hond ffather," Navy Office, London, 1665 May 6.

Box 1 Folder 5

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn - "Honourable Sir, When I was at Carrickfergus....fleet to be near out," Dublin, Ireland, 1666 July 4.

Box 1 Folder 6

Letter to Sir William Penn, Kinsale, 1666 10th month (December) 14 and 18.

Box 1 Folder 7

Letter to the Earl of Orrery - "The occasion may seem... an honest man," Prison Cork, Ireland, 1667 9th month (November).

Box 1 Folder 8

Truth Exalted, 1668, London, 1668, 1671.

Box 1 Folder 9

The Guide Mistaken, London, 1668.

Box 1 Folder 10

The Sandy Foundation Shaken. 1668, London, 1668, 1684.

Box 1 Folder 11

An Answer to a Vain Flash, circa 1668.

Box 1 Folder 12

A Relation and Description of the Nature and Fruits of the Two Kingdoms of Darkness and Light, circa 1668.

Box 1 Folder 13

To a Young Person of His Acquaintance. Navy Office, London, 1668 5th month (July) 10.

Box 1 Folder 14

Thomas Loe's Dying words, 1668.

Box 1 Folder 15

Letter to G[uli] S[pringett] - "To D.G.S. This salutes thee... well with us", 1668 8th month (October) 6.

Box 1 Folder 16

Letter to Isaac Pennington - "Isaac Pennington, I very dearly salute... wife and family, I remain in true love." London, 1668 8th month (October) 17.

Box 1 Folder 17

Letter of George Whitehead and William Penn to Thomas Vincent and Thomas Danson, 1668 8th month (October) 31.

Box 1 Folder 18

Letter to G[uli] S[pringett] - "D.G.S. I thought it convient....Everlasting Light and Glory, farewell." The Tower London, 1668 10th month (December).

Box 1 Folder 19

Letter to G[eorge] W[hitehead], A.S., I[saac] P[ennington], S.N.G.R. etc. - "Dear friends and Brethren in the everlasting... is worthy forever." The Tower London, 1668.

Box 1 Folder 20

Letter to Ludowick Muggleton - "Having had a deep... souls to Eternity", 1668/9 12th month (February) 11.

Box 1 Folder 21

Thomas Danson's Answer No Answer, [1669].

Box 1 Folder 22

Petition to Charles II and Privy Council, [circa 1669].

Box 1 Folder 23

Letter to Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington - "To the Lord Arlington I know not any... Safety to my conscience." The Tower London, 1669 4th month (June) 19.

Box 1 Folder 24

Letter to Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington. The Tower London, 1669 5th month (July) 1.

Box 1 Folder 25

No Cross, No Crown. [London], 1669.

Box 1 Folder 26

No Cross, No Crown. Second Edition, London, 1682.

Box 1 Folder 27

Testimonies concerning George Fox's Proposals of Marriane. Bristol, England, 1669 8th month (October) 18 and 22.

Box 1 Folder 28

Innocency with her Open Face. [London], 1669.

Box 1 Folder 29

From Lord Shannon to William Penn. "My excuse for not... Mr. Penn, ever command (...P.S.)," Baltimore, 1667 August 20.

Box 2 Folder 6

From Lord Shannon to William Penn - "I humbly thank you... heartily welcome, being very really." Baltimore, 1667 October 14.

Box 2 Folder 7

From Earl of Orrery to William Penn - "Sir, this morning... I subscribe myself." Charleville, 1667 November 9.

Box 2 Folder 8

From Lord Broughall to William Penn - "Sr. Sol soone as... in particular to Sr." Charleville, 1670 May 18.

Box 2 Folder 9

From Lord O Bryan to William Penn - "Sir, My Brother Broghill... I am really." Charleville, 1670 May 16 or 17.

Box 2 Folder 10

Ann Gay to William Penn and Philip Ford - "Good Phillipp hearing Mr. Penn... will much obblidg", Dublin, 1670 July 3.

Box 2 Folder 11

Guli Springett to William Penn [plus p.s. by Mary Penington] - "WP with ...them etcetera", Penne, Bucks, 1670 July 16.

Box 2 Folder 12

John Gay to William Penn - "Dear Sir I should in the ...but remaine, deare friend," London, 1670 July 23.

Box 2 Folder 13

Richard Bent to William Penn - "sir, Hearinge by Jo... Peningetone rest he that is." Inchenabucka, 1670 August.

Box 2 Folder 14

John Kealy to William Penn - "When I ...present from", Dublin, 1670 August 5.

Box 2 Folder 15

Philip Ford to William Penn - "Dear ffriend My last...semethee", Cork, 1670 August 9.

Box 2 Folder 16

Massereen to William Penn - "Sr. the Bearer... allows it to," Antrim, 1670 November 9.

Box 2 Folder 17

Photographs, etcetera.

Box 2 Folder 18

A Letter of Love to the Young Convinced. Carberry, County Cork, Ireland. 12th month (February) 12, 1669-70. Printed in Cork, Ireland, 1669.

Box 3 Folder 1

God's Controversy Proclaimed to the Nation, 1670.

Box 3 Folder 2

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn. 'The sign of the Black Dog, Newgate Market', London, 1670 6th month (August 15).

Box 3 Folder 3

Exceptions to the Procedure of the Court at the Old Bailey, London, 1670 6th month (August) 31.

Box 3 Folder 4

The Peoples Ancient and Just Liberties Asserted in the Tryal of William Penn and William Nead, at the Old Bailey, London (Printed in 1670), 1670 7th month (September) 1-5.

Box 3 Folder 5

The Peoples Ancient and Just Liberties Asserted in the Tryal of William Penn and William Mead, at Old Baily, London ([66-67 missing], [68-72 copies]), 1670 7th month (September) 1-5.

Box 3 Folder 6

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn - "Dear father Because I cannot... works for the best." Prison, London, 1670 7th month (September).

Box 3 Folder 7

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn - "Dear father I desire thee... all perishing concerns," Newgate Prison, London, 1670 7th month (September) 6.

Box 3 Folder 8

Letter to his father, Sir William Penn - "Dear father to say I am... approve myself, thy obedient son," Newgate Prison, London, 1670 7th month (September) 7.

Box 3 Folder 9

Memorial Inscription to Sir William Penn, in the Church of St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, England, 1670 7th month (September) 16.

Box 3 Folder 10

Letter to Samuel Pepys - "I am so ffar... thou believest is," London, 1670 9th month (November) 4.

Box 3 Folder 11

Letter to P[eter] M[ews], Vice Chancellor of Oxford - "Shall the... and foundation of water," Oxford, England, 1670 9th month (November).

Box 3 Folder 12

Letter to Lorrd Brouncker, Sir John Mennes, Col. Middleton, Sir Jeremiah Smyth, and Samuel Pepys, London, 1670 10th month (December) 2.

Box 3 Folder 13

Letter to the Commissioners of the Navy - "Since my comeing ...the deceased ffatheroff," London, 1670 10th month (December) 31.

Box 3 Folder 14

A Seasonable Caveat Against Popery. Penn, Buckinghamshire, England (Printed in 1670), 1670/1 11th month (January) 13.

Box 3 Folder 15

Injustice Detected. London, 1670 12th month (February) 5.

Box 3 Folder 16

The Great Case of Liberty of Conscience. Newgate Prison, London. (Printed in 1670), 1670/1 12th month (February) 7.

Box 3 Folder 17

Irish Diary - "My Irish Journal" (written).

Box 2 Folder 1

Irish Diary (5 printed copies), circa 1910.

Box 2 Folder 5

Irish Diary - "My Irish Journal" (typed), circa 1910.

Box 2 Folder 2

Irish Diary - "My Irish Journal" (photostat copy), circa 1910.

Box 2 Folder 3

Irish Diary - "My Irish Journal" (duplicate photostats - cover of diary), circa 1910.

Box 2 Folder 4

William Penn's Examination in the Tower of London. 12th month (February) 5.

Box 4 Folder 1

A Prefatory Observation Upon the Quakers Spiritual Court Proclaimed, [circa 1670].

Box 4 Folder 2

To the Commons of England - "Besides those many ...not withstanding", [circa 1670].

Box 4 Folder 3

To the Commons of England - "For as much as it is not unknown....may not be crusht", [circa 1670].

Box 4 Folder 4

An Act for the Preservation of the Subjects Properties, [circa 1670].

Box 4 Folder 5

Verse: An Holy Triumph (letter to G.M. Springett), Newgate Prison, London, 1671.

Box 4 Folder 6

Letter to R Lang [Lany] - "My ingenious friend ... as for thy true friend," Newgate Prison, London, 1671.

Box 4 Folder 7

Letter to the Earl of Middlesex and Dorset, circa 1671 (?) [date should be 1677].

Box 4 Folder 8

The Arraignment and Judgment of that cruel spirit of Persecution ... in Little Port, Isle of Ely, 1671.

Box 4 Folder 9

A Short Testimony Concerning Josiah Coale, 1671.

Box 4 Folder 10

Truth Rescued from Imposture. Newgate Prison, London. (Printed in 1670), 1670/1 1st month (March).

Box 4 Folder 11

To the High Court of Parliament - "[Fo]r as much as it hath please ...our suffering friends in England," Newgate Prison, London, 1671 2nd month (April).

Box 4 Folder 12

"A Cautionary Postscript to the People of England," printed at the end of 2nd edition of Truth Exalted, (London 1671) 18-19, 1671 2nd month (April) 7.

Box 4 Folder 13

Letter to the Sheriffs of London - "Friends, though we are ... peace with him." Newgate Prison, London, 1671 3rd month (May).

Box 4 Folder 14

Letter to Samuel Pepys - "My ffriend perfect charity urges ... obligation done to," London, 1671 4th month (June) 4.

Box 4 Folder 15

A Serious Apology. Newgate Prison, London, 1671 4th month (June) 29.

Box 4 Folder 16

A Serious Apology, 1671 4th month (June) 29.

Box 4 Folder 17

A Trumpet Sounded in the Ears of the Inhabitants of Both the High and Low Dutch Nation. Amsterdam, 1671 7th month (September) 9.

Box 5 Folder 1

Letter to the Community of John De Labadie, at Herford, Westphalia - "My friend I came in ye love ...advised and cautioned." Herford, 1671 8th month (October).

Box 5 Folder 2

Epistle to the Quakers - "My dearly beloved...; My love is...Truth leaves it." Suffolk, England, 1671 9th month (November) 15.

Box 5 Folder 3

The Proposed Comprehension. Broadside, printed circa 1672.

Box 5 Folder 4

Letter to John Faldo, [circa 1672].

Box 5 Folder 5

Letter to Isaac and Gertrude Jacobs, and Peter and Elizabeth Hendricks, in Amsterdam [1st month (March)].

Box 5 Folder 6

Marriage Certificate. King John's farm. Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, 1672 2nd month (April) 4.

Box 5 Folder 7

Epistle to Quakers and People of the United Netherlands - "Friends and people..., the darkness... may call to mind." London, 1672 4th month (June) 14.

Box 5 Folder 8

Diary of a Journey Through Kent, Sussex, and the Skirt of Surrey, England, 1672 7th month (September) 11-8th month (October) 4.

Box 5 Folder 9

Letter to William Mucklow. Basing House, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1672 8th month (October) 11.

Box 5 Folder 10

Letter to Dr. Hasbert, of the city of Emden, Germany. Basing House, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1672 9th month (November) 22.

Box 5 Folder 11

Plain Dealing; or Good Advice to John De Labadie and his followers, at Herford, Westphalia, 1672 9th month (November) 24.

Box 5 Folder 12

Letter to Ludowick Muggleton. Rickmansworth, Herfordshire, England, 1672 10th month (December) 15.

Box 5 Folder 13

Letter to John Morse. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1672 10th month (December) 25.

Box 5 Folder 14

Letter to John Morse, 1672 11th month (January) 9.

Box 5 Folder 15

Letter to Edward Terry. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1672/3 11th month (January) 29.

Box 5 Folder 16

Letter to John Morse. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1672 12th month (February) 2.

Box 5 Folder 17

A Winding Street, 1672 12th month (February) 16.

Box 5 Folder 18

Plain Dealing, 1672.

Box 5 Folder 19

The Spirit of Truth Vindicated, 1672.

Box 5 Folder 20

The Spirit of the Truth (also New Witness), 1672.

Box 5 Folder 21

Quakerism a new Nick-Name for old Christianity, 1672.

Box 6 Folder 1

Quakerism a New Nick-Name for Old Christianity, 1672-1673.

Box 6 Folder 2

The New Witness Proved Old Heretics, 1672.

Box 6 Folder 3

The Invalidity of John Faldo's Vindication, 1673.

Box 7 Folder 1

The Invalidity of John Faldo's Vindication, 1673.

Box 7 Folder 2

Lawrence Steel's Anagram on William Penn, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 1

The Spirit of Alexander the Copper-Smith, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 2

Judas and the Jews, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 3

Letter to Friends in Maryland - "Dear friends, Though unknown to you... faith my soul", 1673.

Box 8 Folder 4

Letter to Daniel Fleming - Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 5

Reason Against Railing(Printed in 1673), 1673 3rd month (May) 15.

Box 8 Folder 6

Reason Against Railing, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 7

Wisdom Justified, 1673.

Box 8 Folder 8

Epistle to Suffering Quakers in Holland or Germany. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1673 7th month (September) 1.

Box 8 Folder 9

Letter to Mary Pennyman. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1673 9th month (November) 22.

Box 8 Folder 10

Epistle to the Little Flock and Family of God. Basing House, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1673 10th month (December) 4.

Box 8 Folder 11

Letter to J.L., S.D., etcetera - "Dear Friends, J.L., S.D., etcetera sometime since... would without end." London, 1673/4 11th month (January) 17.

Box 8 Folder 12

Letter to John Collenges. Basing House, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1673 11th month (January) 22.

Box 8 Folder 13

Several Tracts Apologetical, undated.

Box 8 Folder 14

A Discourse, 1674.

Box 8 Folder 15

Letter to Sir J. Cordel of Suffolk, circa 1673-1674.

Box 8 Folder 16

Letter to Squire Bowls of Wiltshire, England. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, 1674.

Box 8 Folder 17

Letter to Charles II, [1674].

Box 8 Folder 18

Letter to W[illiam] B[orroughs] Parson of Chenies, Hertfordshire, England [1674].

Box 8 Folder 19

Letter to Neighbors, [1674].

Box 8 Folder 20

Letter to J. Keetch, [1674].

Box 8 Folder 21

Letter to Thomas Danson, [1674].

Box 8 Folder 22

Letter to George Fox - "Thy fatherly love" etc, [1673].

Box 8 Folder 23

A Just Rebuke, printed in 1674.

Box 8 Folder 24

A Just Rebuke, 1674, circa 1674.

Box 8 Folder 25

The Invalidity of John Faldo's Vindication, second printing, 1674 (2 copies), circa 1674.

Box 9 Folder 1

Urim and Thummim, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 2

Epistle to the Quakers, 1st month (March) 10, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 3

Letter to Margaret Fox, 1st month (March) 16, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 4

Letter to J.H. and companion, Justices in Middlesex, England. 1st month (March) 31, 1674, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England.

Box 9 Folder 5

Letter to Henry Clark. 2nd month (April) 4, 1674, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England.

Box 9 Folder 6

Letter, 3rd month (May) 8, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 7

Letter. [November 3,] 1674.

Box 9 Folder 8

Latin Inscription to the Quakers in Danzig, Germany. 4th month (June) 22, 1674, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England.

Box 9 Folder 9

The Counterfeit Christian, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 10

The Counterfeit Christian, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 11

Letter to George Fox. 7th month (September) 5, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 12

William Penn's Just Complaint. 7th month (September) 5, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 13

Naked Truth Needs No Shift. 7th month (September) 11, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 14

Libels No Proof. 7th month (September) 21, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 15

Letter to William Kiffin et al. 8th month (October) 2, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 16

Letter to William Kiffin et al. 8th month (October) 3, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 17

Letter to Jeremy Ives. 8th month (October) 15, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 18

Letter to William Kiffin et al. 8th month (October) 13, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 19

Answer to the Printed Proposals of the Baptists. 8th month (October) 17, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 20

Letter to the Baptists. 8th month (October) 17, 1674, London.

Box 9 Folder 21

Jeremy Ives's Sober Request. 8th month (October) 27, 1674, Broadside, London.

Box 9 Folder 22

William Penn's Return to John Faldo's Reply. 9th month (November) 12, 1674.

Box 9 Folder 23

Letter to George Fox. 9th month (November) 20, 1674.

Box 10 Folder 1

Letter to George Fox. 9th month (November) 21, 1674, London.

Box 10 Folder 2

Letter to George Fox. 10th month (December) 1, 1674, London.

Box 10 Folder 3

Epistle to the Quakers in the Netherlands and Germany. 10th month (December) 12, 1674, London.

Box 10 Folder 4

Christian Liberty. 10th month (December) 14, 1674, London. Printed in 1674-5, circa 1674-1675, 1910-1960.

Box 10 Folder 5

Letter to John Fenwick. 11th month (January) 20, 1674-5, London.

Box 10 Folder 6

Letter to John Faldo. 11th month (January) 20, 1674.

Box 10 Folder 7

Letter to John Faldo. 11th month (January) 26, 1674/5.

Box 10 Folder 8

Letter to John Fenwick. 11th month (January) 30, 1674-5, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England.

Box 10 Folder 9

Letter to John Faldo. 12th month (February) 2, 1674/5, London, England.

Box 10 Folder 10

Send-Brief An Die Burgermeister Und Raht Der Stadt Danzig. 12th month (February) 5, 1674, London. Printed in Amsterdam in 1675.

Box 10 Folder 11

Letter to John Fenwick. 12th month (February) 13, 1674-5, London.

Box 10 Folder 12

The Christian Quaker, printed in 1674.

Box 10 Folder 13

The Christian Quaker, 1674-5, 1699.

Box 10 Folder 14

The Christian Quaker (and his Devine Testimony Vindicated) in II parts. William Penn and George Whitehead, 1674, 1674.

Box 10 Folder 15

Letter to W.B. [1675].

Box 11 Folder 1

Letter to C. Pooley, [1675].

Box 11 Folder 2

Concerning Tithes, [1675].

Box 11 Folder 3

England's Present Interest Discovered, 1675.

Box 11 Folder 4

England's Present Interest Discovered, 1675, 1645,1675,1698.

Box 11 Folder 5

Saul Smitten to the Ground, 1675, 1675, circa 1910-1960.

Box 11 Folder 6

The Continued Cry of the Oppressed for Justice, 1675, 1675, circa 1910-1960.

Box 11 Folder 7

John Fenwick's Drawing of West New Jersey Lands. 5th month (May) 7, 1675.

Box 11 Folder 8

A Treatise of Oaths. 3rd month (May) 25, 1675, London, 1675, circa 1910-1960.

Box 11 Folder 9

A Short Abstract of the Treatise of Oaths, [1675], 1675, circa 1910-1960.

Box 11 Folder 10

Epistle of William Penn and Other Quakers. 3rd month (May) 27, 1675, London.

Box 12 Folder 1

Letter to Sir William Petty, at Piccadilly, London. 5th month (July) 30, 1675, Windsor, England.

Box 12 Folder 2

Letter to George Fox. 7th month (September) 9, 1675.

Box 12 Folder 3

Debate with Richard Baxter. 8th month (October) 5, 1675, Hertfordshire.

Box 12 Folder 4

Letter to Richard Baxter. 8th month (October) 5, [1675].

Box 12 Folder 5

Letter to Richard Baxter. 8th month (October), [1675].

Box 12 Folder 6

Letter to Ch. Osb., a Roman Catholic. 8th month (October) 9, 1675, London.

Box 12 Folder 7

Letter to Richard Baxter. 8th month (October) 11, 1675.

Box 12 Folder 8

Letter from Richard Baxter to William Penn. 8th month (October) 11, 1675.

Box 12 Folder 9

Letter to Richard Baxter. 8th month (October) 11, 1675, London.

Box 12 Folder 10

Letter to Richard Baxter. October [1675].

Box 12 Folder 11

Letter to Viscountess Conway. 8th month (October) 20, 1675, London.

Box 12 Folder 12

The Concessions of the Proprietors Freeholders and Inhabitants of West New Jersey ALS New Jersey in America. 1st month (March) 3, 1675-1676.

Box 12 Folder 13

Letter to the Princess Elizabeth of Palatine, and the Countess Maria De Horns, at Hertford, Westphalia, 1676.

Box 12 Folder 14

The Description of the Province of West Jersey in America. [5th month (July), 1676, London].

Box 12 Folder 15

Epistle of William Penn, Gawen Lawrie and Nicholas Lucas, Respecting West New Jersey. [1676, London].

Box 12 Folder 16

Epistle to Quaker Prisoners in Aberdeen, [1676].

Box 12 Folder 17

Letter to W.G., [circa 1676].

Box 12 Folder 18

Letter to George Fox. 1st month (March) 4, 1675-6.

Box 12 Folder 19

The Skirmisher Defeated. 1676, [London].

Box 12 Folder 20

The Skirmisher Defeated. 1676, [London], 1676.

Box 12 Folder 21

Letter to Robert Clayton and Alderman Morris. 5th month (July) 7, 1676.

Box 12 Folder 22

Instructions of the Trustees of West New Jersey to their Commissioners. 6th month (August) 18, 1676, London.

Box 12 Folder 23

Instruction of the Trustees of West New Jersey to Richard Hartshorn. August 26, 1676, London.

Box 12 Folder 24

Letter to John Raunce and Charles Harris. 7th month (September) 11, 1676.

Box 12 Folder 25

Meeting between William Penn and William Rogers. 1677, Bristol, England.

Box 12 Folder 26

Letter to the Earl of Middlesex and Dorsett, circa 1677.

Box 12 Folder 27

Letter to the Earl of Middlesex and Dorsett, circa 1671.

Box 12 Folder 28

Letter to William Gibson.

Box 12 Folder 29

Letter of William Gibson and William Penn to Dear Friends and Brethren, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 30

Letter to Robert Southwell. 1st month (March) 11, 1676 [-7(?)], Walthamstow, Essex.

Box 12 Folder 31

Letter to Henry Sidon. 3rd month (May) 25, 1677, London.

Box 12 Folder 32

Letter to Robert Southwell. 4th month (June) 19, 1677, London.

Box 12 Folder 33

Letter to Robert Southwell. 4th month (June) 19, 1677, London.

Box 12 Folder 34

To the Churches of Jesus, 1677. 6th month (August) 22, 1677, Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, 1677, 1750, circa 1910-1960.

Box 12 Folder 35

A Summons, or Call to Christendom. 10th month (October) 20, 1677 (N.S.), 8th month (October) 10, 1677 (D.S.), Amsterdam, 1694, circa 1910-1960.

Box 12 Folder 36

A Tender Visitation. Circa 8th month (October) 15, 1677, Holland.

Box 12 Folder 37

To All Those Professors of Christianity. Circa 8th month (October) 15, 1677, Holland.

Box 12 Folder 38

Tender Counsel and Advice. 8th month (October) 20, 1677, Rotterdam, Holland, 1762, circa 1910-1960.

Box 12 Folder 39

William Penn to God's Friends Everywhere Concerning the P'sent Separatists and Their Spirit of Separation. 7th month (September) 16, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 41

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 42

William Penn to Elizabeth, Princess Palatine, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 43

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 44

Princess Elizabeth of Palatine to W.P. [William Penn]. October 29, 1677, [October (?)] 20, [1677 (?)].

Box 12 Folder 45

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 46

William Penn's Correspondence with Princess Elizabeth, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 47

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1677.

Box 12 Folder 40

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany. Bibliographical Notes, 1677.

Box 13 Folder 1

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1677.

Box 13 Folder 2

An Account of My Journey into Holland and Germany, 1694, 1714.

Box 13 Folder 3

Het Christenrijk Ten Oordeel Gedagvaart. 8th month (October) 30, 1677, Rotterdam. Printed in 1678.

Box 14 Folder 1

Epistle with Ambrose Rigge, Thomas Robinson. 9th month (November) 5, 1677, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 14 Folder 2

Letter to the Earl of Middlesex and Dorsett. 9th month (November) 17, 1677, London.

Box 14 Folder 3

William Penn to John Pennyman. November 18, 1677.

Box 14 Folder 4

William Penn to Peter Hendricks. November 19, 1677.

Box 14 Folder 5

George Fox to Peter Hendricks. November 19, 1677.

Box 14 Folder 6

Letter to Peter and E.H., J.C., J.A., J.R., J.L., B. van T. 10th month (December) 10, 1677.

Box 14 Folder 7

Letter to Margaret Fox. 11th month (January) 8, 1677, Bucks, England.

Box 14 Folder 8

Report of the Meeting between John Story and William Penn. 12th month (February) 12, 1677, Bristol.

Box 14 Folder 9

A Brief Answer. 1678, [London], 1678, circa 1910-1960.

Box 14 Folder 10

Petition to Parliament, 1678.

Box 14 Folder 11

An Address to Protestants. 1678, [London].

Box 14 Folder 12

An Address to Protestants, 1678 (2 copies), 1678, 1679.

Box 14 Folder 13

An Address to Protestants, 1678 (two copies, 1692), 1692.

Box 14 Folder 14

Two Speeches Before a Committee of Parliament. 1st month (March) 22, 1678, London.

Box 15 Folder 1

Letter to Robert Clayton and Alderman Morris. 5th month (July) 8, 1678.

Box 15 Folder 2

Letter to John Fatherley. Circa 5th month (July) 19, 1678.

Box 15 Folder 3

Epistle to Quakers in Holland and Germany. August 2, 1678, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 15 Folder 4

Letter to Anthony Sharp. 6th month (August) 14, 1678.

Box 15 Folder 5

To the Children of Light. 9th month (November) 4, 1678, Worminghurst, Sussex, England, 1678, circa 1910-1960.

Box 15 Folder 6

Epistle to Meeting of friends in Sussex and Hampshire. 9th month (November) 5, 1678.

Box 15 Folder 7

Letter to Margaret Fox. 11th month (January) 8, 1676.

Box 15 Folder 8

Letter to Arthur Esmead, John Matraves and other Wiltshire Quakers. 11th month (January) 28, 1678.

Box 15 Folder 9

Letter to Algernon Sidney. 1st month (March) 1, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 10

Epistle. 1st month (March) 11, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 11

Testimony Concerning Samuel Fisher on the Testimony of Truth Exalted. 1st month (March) 27, 1679, London.

Box 15 Folder 12

Petition to Privy Council, England. Circa 2nd month (April) 16, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 13

Epistle to Kent Quakers. 2nd month (April) 29, 1679, London.

Box 15 Folder 14

Letter to Algernon Sidney. 5th month (July) 29, 1679, Wiston Sussex.

Box 15 Folder 15

A Paper Concerning John Story. 8th month (October) 1679, London.

Box 15 Folder 16

Letter to Peter Hendricks and John Claus. 9th month (November) 27, 1679, London.

Box 15 Folder 17

Letter of William Penn and others to Bristol Quakers. 12th month (February) 19, 1679, London.

Box 15 Folder 18

Letter to My Noble Friend, circa 1680.

Box 15 Folder 19

Letter to William, Prince of Orange. 12th month (February) 26, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 20

England's Great Interest, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 21

One Project for the Good of England, 1679.

Box 15 Folder 22

Petition to Charles II for the Grant of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 1, 1680.

Box 15 Folder 23

Dedication to Charles II of England. 4th month (June) 22, 1680, London.

Box 15 Folder 24

Preface to Case of the Quakers. 8th month (October) 26, 1680, London.

Box 15 Folder 25

Preface to Quaker Suffering. 9th month (November) 15, 1680, London.

Box 15 Folder 26

Preface to Suffering of the Quakers. 10th month (December) 20, 1680, London.

Box 15 Folder 27

Testimony Concerning Isaac Penington. 12th month, 20, 1680-1, Westminster.

Box 15 Folder 28

Letter to, circa 1681.

Box 15 Folder 29

Letter to, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 30

Letter to Dr. John Wallis, circa 1681.

Box 15 Folder 31

Letter to Robert Turner. 1st month (March) 5, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 32

Letter to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 8, 1681, London.

Box 15 Folder 33

Instructions to William Markham. 2nd month (April) 8, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 34

Letter to Lord Baltimore. 2nd month (April) 10, 1681, Westminster, London.

Box 15 Folder 35

Commission and Instruction to William Markham as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 10, 1681, Westminster.

Box 15 Folder 36

Some Account of the Province in Pennsylvania. [2nd month (April)], 1681, London.

Box 15 Folder 37

Letter to Robert Turner, Anthony Sharp and Roger Roberts. 2nd month (April) 12, 1681, Westminster.

Box 15 Folder 38

Certain Conditions or Concessions. 5th month (July) 11, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 39

Letter to Thomas Janney. 6th month (August) 21, 1681, London.

Box 15 Folder 40

Letter to Robert Turner. 6th month (August) 25, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 41

Letter to James Harrison. 6th month (August) 25, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 42

Letter to Phineas Pemberton. 6th month (August) 26, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 43

Letter to James Frisby, Edward Jones, Augustine Herrman, George Oldfield, Henry Ward and Henry Johnson. 7th month (September) 16, 1681, London.

Box 15 Folder 44

Instructions to William Crispin, John Bezer and Nathaniel Allen, Commissioners to Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 30, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 45

Letter to Ralph Fretwell. Circa 8th month (October) to 10th month (December) 1681.

Box 15 Folder 46

Recommendation of the Medicines of Charles Marshall. 8th month (October), 1681.

Box 15 Folder 47

Letter to Robert Vickris. 8th month (October) 4, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 48

Letter to Henry Sidney. 8th month (October) 13, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 49

An order referred to... Instructions from William Penn to William Crispin, John Bezar and Nathaniel Allen. 8th month (October) 14, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 50

An order referred to... Instructions from William Penn to William Crispin, John Bezer and Nathaniel Allen. 8th month (October) 14, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 51

Folder label

Additional information on folder label - "Written in a contemporary hand by Samuel Carhenter" Volume XXI, 1681-1682,

Letter to William Markham. 8th month (October) 18, 1861, London.

Box 15 Folder 52

Letter to the Indians. 8th month (October) 18, 1861, London.

Box 15 Folder 53

Commission and Instructions to William Crispin, William Haige, John Bezer and Nathaniel Allen. 8th month (October) 25, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 54

Additional Instructions to William Markham, William Crispin and John Bezer. 8th month (October) 28, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 55

Letter to Lady Petty. 9th month (November) 3, 1681, Worminghurst.

Box 15 Folder 56

A Brief Examination and State of Liberty Spiritual. 9th month (November) 20, 1681, Worminghurst, Sussex. Printed in London, 1681, 1681, circa 1910-1960.

Box 15 Folder 57

Letter to Lord Carlisle. 11th month (January) 10th, 1681.

Box 15 Folder 58

Letter to James Harrison. 11th month (January) 19, 1681, London.

Box 15 Folder 59

Epistle to Quakers of Bristol, England. 12th month (February) 24, 1681, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 15 Folder 60

Aan De Vrinder Gods, Woonende in de Nederlanden, [circa 1682].

Box 15 Folder 61

A Brief Account of the Province of Pennsylvania. [1682, London].

Box 15 Folder 62

A Brief Account of the Province of Pennsylvania. 1682, London.

Box 15 Folder 63

A Brief Account of the Province of East Jersey.

Box 15 Folder 64

Letter to Elizabeth Woodhouse. 1st month (March) 8, 1682, London.

Box 15 Folder 65

Letter to Henry Sidney. [1st month (March) circa 22, 1682].

Box 15 Folder 66

Charter to the Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 24, 1682.

Box 15 Folder 67

Letter to Dr. Christopher Woodhouse. 1st month (March) 29, 1682, London.

Box 15 Folder 68

No Cross, No Crown. The Second Edition, Corrected and Enlarged. 1682, London Volume XXII, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 1

Commission to Captain Thomas Holme as Surveyor-General of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 18, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 2

Commission to Captain Thomas Holme as First Assistant to the Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 21, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 3

Letter to the Indians of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 21, 1682, England.

Box 16 Folder 4

The Fundamental Constitutions of Pennsylvania.

Box 16 Folder 5

Charter to the Province of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 25, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 6

The Frame of Government, 1682, circa 1909-1960.

Box 16 Folder 7

Warrant to Thomas Holme, William Haige, John Bezer and Nathaniel Allen. 2nd month (April) 31, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 8

Laws Agreed on in Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 5, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 9

Order about List of First Purchases of Pennsylvania Lands. 3rd month (May) 22, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 10

Indenture of William Penn and Other Proprietors Respecting East New Jersey. 4th month (June) 1, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 11

Letter to the Emperor of Canada. 4th month (June) 21, 1682, London.

Box 16 Folder 12

Letter to Wife and Children. 6th month (August) 4, 1682, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 16 Folder 13

Letter to Margaret Fox. 6th month (August) 14, 1682, London.

Box 16 Folder 14

Letter to his Children. 6th month (August) 19, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 15

Patient to Dr. Nicholas More of the Manor of Moreland in Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 21, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 16

Letter of Attorney to Philip Ford. 6th month (August) 26, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 17

Epistle of Farewell to England. 6th month (August) 30, 1682, The Downs off Deal, Kent, England, 1682, circa 1910-1960.

Box 16 Folder 18

Letter to [Lord Sunderland]. 6th month (August) to 8th month (October) at Sea, England to America, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 19

Indenture to Robert Barclay for Land in East New Jersey. 7th month (September) 22, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 20

Commission to the Justices of New Castle, Delaware. 8th month (October) 28, 1682, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 16 Folder 21

Letter of Attorney to William Markham. 8th month (October) 28, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 22

Letter to Ephraim Harman. 8th month (October) 29, 1682, Upland (Chester), Pennsylvania.

Box 16 Folder 23

Letter to William Clark, Luke Watson, John Roades, John Avery, Halmanus Wiltbank and Alexander Moulston. 8th month (October) 29, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 24

Letter to William Darvale, Francis Whitwell, John Hillyard, Robert Starr and John Briggs. 8th month (October) 29, 1682, Upland (Chester), Pennsylvania.

Box 16 Folder 25

Letter to Philip Ford. 9th month (November) 1, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 26

Commission to Francis Whitwell, William Darvall, John Hillyard, John Briggs and Robert Hart, as Justices of Kent County, Delaware. 9th month (November) 7, 1682, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 16 Folder 27

Commission to Luke Watson, William Clark, John Roades, John Avery, and Halmanus Wiltbank as Justices of Sussex County, Delaware. 9th month (November) 7, 1682, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 16 Folder 28

Commission to John Vines as High Sheriff of Sussex County, Delaware. 9th month (November) 8, 1682, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 16 Folder 29

Call for Election to John Vines, High Sheriff, of Sussex County, Delaware. 9th month, (November) 8, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 30

Call for Election, to Peter Baucomb, High Sheriff, of Kent County, Delaware. 9th month (November) 8, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 31

Remarks to Thomas Usher after. 9th month (November), 1682.

Box 16 Folder 32

Letter to Thomas Holme. 9th month (November) 13, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 33

Letter to Francis Gwyn and William Blathwayt. 9th month (November) 21, 1682, New York.

Box 16 Folder 34

Commissions granted by William Penn, Thomas Rudyard, and Samuel Groome, Proprietors of East New Jersey. 9th month (November) 23, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 35

To the Magistrate of Sussex County. 9th month (November) 25, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 36

Commission to James Harrison as a Justice of Philadelphia. 9th month (November) 27, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 37

Letter to William Markham. 9th month (November) 28, 1682, Upland (Chester), Pennsylvania.

Box 16 Folder 38

Letter to Thomas Holme. 9th month (November) 28, 1682.

Box 16 Folder 39

Laws Passed at Chester, Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 6-7, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 1

Act of Union Between Pennsylvania and Delaware. 10th month (December) 7, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 2

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 10th month (December) 12, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 3

Report of Conference between William Penn and Lord Baltimore, in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. 10th month (December) 13, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 4

Title to John Edridge's and Edmund Warner's in West-Jersey. 10th month (December) 13, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 5

Letter. 10th month (December) 16, 1682, West River, Maryland.

Box 17 Folder 6

Letter to the Justices of Delaware. 10th month (December) 21, 1682, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 17 Folder 7

Order to the Justices of Kent County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 21, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 8

Charter of William Penn to the Justice of the Peace for the case of Kent. 10th month (December) 21, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 9

Commission to Francis Whitwell ... as Justices of Kent County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 25, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 10

Commission to William Darvall, ... as Justices of Sussex. 10th month (December) 25, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 11

Instructions to William Darvall ... Justices of Sussex County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 25, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 12

Commission to William Clark as Clerk of Sussex County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 25, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 13

Instructions about Surveying Manor Lands in Kent County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 26, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 14

Instructions about Surveying Manor Lands in Sussex County, Delaware. 10th month (December) 26, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 15

Letter to Francis Whitwell, John Hillyard...... 10th month (December) 25, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 16

Letter. 10th month (December) 29, 1682, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 17

Call for an Election to Richard Noble, High Sheriff of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. 11th month (January) 1682, Philadelphia.

Box 17 Folder 18

Letter to Jasper Batt. 12th month (February) 5, 1682-3, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 19

Letter to Sir Henry Chicheley. 12th month (February) 5, 1682-3, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 20

Letter to William Markham. 12th month (February) 5, 1682-3.

Box 17 Folder 21

Letter to Lord Hyde. Chester, Pennsylvania, 12th month (February) 5, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 22

Letter to Lord Culpepper. Chester, Pennsylvania, 1682 12 month (February) 5.

Box 17 Folder 23

Receipt to Daniel Behagel, of Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, on sale of Pennsylvania Lands, 12th month (February) 24, 1682.

Box 17 Folder 24

A Vindication of William Penn. 1683, London.

Box 17 Folder 25

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 1st month (March) 12, 1682-3, Philadelphia.

Box 17 Folder 26

The Second Charter to the Province of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 2, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 17 Folder 27

Address to the Council at Philadelphia. 2nd month (April) 3, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 28

Letter to the High Sheriff of the County of Philadelphia. 2nd month (April) 10, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 29

Letter to John Blakling, Thomas Camm, Thomas Langhorne and Robert Barrow. 2nd month (April) 16, 1683, Pennsylvania.

Box 17 Folder 30

Letter to Lord Baltimore. 2nd month (April) 23, 1683, Dover, Delaware.

Box 17 Folder 31

Commission to William Clark as President Justice of Sussex County, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 1, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 32

Letter to Anthony Lowther. 3rd month (May) 3, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 33

Commission to Alexander Moleston as a Justice of Sussex County, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 3, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 34

Commission to Norton Claypoole as Clerk of the Court of Sussex County, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 12, 1683.

Box 17 Folder 35

Report of the Conference Between William Penn and Lord Baltimore at New Castle, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 29, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 1

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 3rd month (May) 30, 1683, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 18 Folder 2

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 4th month (June) 6, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 3

Report of a Conference Between William Penn and Colonel Talbot, of Maryland. 10th month (December) circa 5-12, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 4

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 4th month (June) 9, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 5

Instructions to Commissioners to Treat with West New Jersey. 4th month (June) 11, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 6

Commission to Christopher Taylor, James Harrison, Thomas Holme, Thomas Wayne to Treat with West New Jersey. 4th month (June) 11, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 7

Letter to the Governor and Council of West New Jersey. 4th month (June) 11, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 8

Letters to John Aubrey. 4th month (June) 13, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 9

Proclamation about Land Tenure in Sussex County, Delaware. 4th month (June) 13, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 10

Letter to the Earl of Rochester. 4th month (June) 14, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 11

Letter to the Governor and Council of West New Jersey. 4th month (June) 20, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 12

Commission to Wm. Markham, James Harrison and William Clark. 5th month (July) 2, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 13

Letter to Thomas Hinckley, Governor of Plymouth Colony. 5th month (July) 2, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 14

A Proclamation. 5th month (July) 2, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 15

Letter to Captain Brocles and John West. July 3, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 16

Letter to [John West]. 5th month (July) 3, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 17

Letter to the Proprietors of East New Jersey. 5th month (July) 11, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 18

Proclamation About New Jersey Lands. 5th month (July) 18, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 19

Commission to Phineas Pemberton as Clerk of the Court of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, July 21, 1683, Pennsbury, Pennsylvania.

Box 18 Folder 20

Letter to the Marquis of Halifax. 5th month (July) 24, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 21

Letter to the Earl of Rochester. 5th month (July) 24, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 22

Letter to Henry Sidney. 5th month (July) 24, 1685, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 23

Letter to the Lord Keeper North. 5th month (July) 24, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 24

Letter to an Unknown Noble Man of the English Court. [circa 5th month (July) 24, 1683], [Philadelphia].

Box 18 Folder 25

Letter to Lord Dartmouth. 5th month (July) 28, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 26

Letter to Lord Sunderland. July 28, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 27

Letter to John Tucker. 5th month (July) 29, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 28

Letter to Henry Savell. 5th month (July) 30, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 29

Letter to William Blathwayt.

Box 18 Folder 30

Letter to [?]. 5th month (July) 30, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 31

Letter to Thomas Taylor. 5th month (July) 31, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 32

Letters to Col. Philemon Lloyd. 5th month (July) 31, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 33

Letter to Benjamin Family. 6th month (August), 1683.

Box 18 Folder 34

Letter to Bridgeman, Secretary. 6th month (August) 1, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 35

Letter to Stephen Crisp. [6th month (August) 1, 1683, Philadelphia].

Box 18 Folder 36

Letter to Robert Boyle. 6th month (August) 5, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 37

Commission of John Brock. 6th month (August) 8, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 38

Report of Conference Between the Proprietors of Pennsylvania and Maryland. 6th month (August) 9, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 39

Letter to the Counties of Kent and Sussex in Delaware. 6th month (August) 11, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 40

Letter to Charles II. 6th month (August) 13, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 41

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 6th month (August) 14, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 42

Letter to the Free Society of Traders of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 16, 1683, Philadelphia. Printed in London, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 43

John Anderdon's Answer, Dated 6th month (August) 26, 1683, to "A Letter of William Penn".

Box 18 Folder 44

Letter to Benjamin Furley. 7th month (September) 1, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 45

Warrant for the Survey of his Daughter Laetitia Penn's Pennsylvania Lands. 7th month (September) 8, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 46

Letter to Justice Walliam and Justice White at New Castle. 7th month (September) 9, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 47

Letter to Charles, Lord Baltimore. 8th month (October) 4, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 48

Letter to John West. 8th month (October) circa 7, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 49

Warrant for the Survey of the Proprietary Manor of Springfield, in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 18, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 50

Proclamation Prohibiting Illegal Settlement on Indian Lands of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 18, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 51

Warrant for the Survey of Perkiomen Manor, Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 18, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 52

Commission to Capt. Peter Alriche. 8th month (October) 18, 1683.

Box 18 Folder 53

Letter to Benjamin Furley. 8th month (October) 31, 1683, [Philadelphia].

Box 18 Folder 54

Answer to Demand of Colonel Talbot. 8th month (October) 31, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 55

Letter to his Pennsylvania Tenants. 9th month (November) 9, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 56

Commission to Joshua Barksted as Coroner of Sussex County, Delaware. 9th month (November) 23, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 57

Letter to John Anderdon. 9th month (November) 29, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 18 Folder 58

Commission to Thomas Lloyd as Master of the Rolls in Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 24, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 1

Letter to James Claypoole. 10th month (December) 29, 1683.

Box 19 Folder 2

Directions to Ralph Smith, Gardner, at Pennsbury, Bucks Co. Pa. [circa 1683-1684], [Pennsylvania].

Box 19 Folder 3

Proclamation about Philadelphia Lots on Schuylkill River. 11th month (January) 9, 1683-4, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 4

Proclamation Announcing Thomas Lloyd's Appointment as Master of the Rolls in Pennsylvania. 11th month (January) 9, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 5

Letter to Richard Butler, Earl of Arran, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 11th month (January) 9, 1683-4.

Box 19 Folder 6

Letter to Colonel Philemon Lloyd. 11th month (January) 24, 1683-4.

Box 19 Folder 7

Patent for the Indianland Umbilicamence, or Farmerstown, in Pennsylvania. 11th month (January) 3, 1683.

Box 19 Folder 8

Letter to James, Duke of York. 12th month (February) 2, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 9

Letter to the Earl of Rochester. 12th month (February) 2, 1683, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 10

Warrant for the Survey of a Township on Schuylkill River, Pa. 12th month (February) 3, 1863, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 11

Letter to the Marquis of Halifax. 12th month (February) 9, 1683-4, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 12

Warrant for a Survey of Three Townships on the East Side of Schuylkill River, Pa. 12th month (February) 21, 1683-4, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 13

An Epistle to the People of God Called Quakers, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 14

Letter to Colonel Thomas Dougan, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 15

Letter to William Clark, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 16

Warrant for Welsh Barony in Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 13, 1684, Pennsbury.

Box 19 Folder 17

Epistle from William Penn and Other Quakers. [1st month (March) 17, 1683].

Box 19 Folder 18

Epistle. 1st month (March) 24, 1683-4, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 19

Instructions to Robert Turner. 1st month (March) 31, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 20

Instructions to John Simcock ... John Cann Respecting Lord Baltimore's Agents in Delaware. 2nd month (April) 2 or 3, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 21

Letter to Ralph Fretwell. 2nd month (April) 3, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 22

Commission to William Welsh, ... James Harrison to Keep the Peace in New Castle County, Delaware. 2nd month (April) 6, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 23

Agreement Between William Penn ....John Fenwick's Executors. 2nd month (April) 13, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 24

Note to Phineas Pemberton. 3rd month (May) 6, 1684, Pennsbury, Pennsylvania.

Box 19 Folder 25

Warrant About the Lines of the Lands of Sepassing, or Pennsbury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 3rd month (May) 9, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 26

Address to the Provincial Council at New Castle. 3rd month (May) 10, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 27

Declaration Against Lord Baltimore. 4th month (June) 4, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 28

Letter to James, Duke of York. 4th month (June) 8, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 29

Letter to Earl of Sunderland. 4th month (June) 8, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 30

To Thomas Dougan, Governor of New York. 4th month (June) 10, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 31

Instructions to Plant the Back of the Centre Square of the City of Philadelphia. 4th month (June) 12, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 32

Commission to Justices of the Peace of Bucks County. 4th month (June) 25, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 33

Answer to Thomas Rudyard's State of His Case. 4th month (June) 26, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 34

Letter to James Harrison. 5th month (July), 1684.

Box 19 Folder 35

Commission to Robert Turner as a Justice of Philadelphia County. 5th month (July) 4, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 36

Instructions About the Survey of a Township in Bucks Co., Pa. 5th month (July) 16, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 37

William Penn's Warrant to Thomas Holmes. July 31, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 38

Answer to the Inhabitants of Philadelphia. 6th month (August) 3, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 39

Commission to Nicholas More, ... John Eckley as Justices of a Provincial Court in Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 4, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 40

Lease to Samuel Carpenter of Land for a Wharf on the Bank of the Delaware River in Philadelphia. 6th month (August) 4, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 41

Lease to Robert Turner of Land for Mount Wharf on the Bank of Delaware River in Philadelphia. 6th month (August) 5, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 42

Lease to William Frampton of Land for Lower Wharf on the Bank of Delaware River, in Philadelphia. 6th month (August) 5, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 43

Commission to Thomas Lloyd, President, and the Other Members of the Provincial Council to the Deputy Gov. of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 6, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 44

Will. 6th month (August) 6, 1684, [Philadelphia].

Box 19 Folder 45

William Penn to Gulielma Penn. 6th month (August) 6, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 46

Patent to Dr. Nicholas More for the Manor of Moreland in PA. 6th month (August) 7, 1684, Philadelphia.

Box 19 Folder 47

Commission to Thomas Lloyd, James Harrison, and John Simcock as Commissioners or Guardians in Gov't to Son and Heir, Springett Penn. 6th month (August) 7, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 48

Letter to Farewell to Thomas Lloyd ... and James Harrison. 6th month (August) 12, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 49

Commission Empowering the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, in the ... from their own number. 6th month (August) 15, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 50

Commission to James Harrison as Steward in Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 15, 1684, Lewes, Delaware.

Box 19 Folder 51

Commission to Thomas Lloyd as Keeper of the Great Seal of Pennsylvania - Commission to Thomas Lloyd, ... as Commissioners of Property of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) circa 15 (?), 1684.

Box 19 Folder 52

Instructions to Thomas Lloyd, President, and the Other Members of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 16, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 53

Instructions to the Commissioners of the Proprietary Estates and Revenues in America. 6th month (August) circa 16(?), 1684.

Box 19 Folder 54

Letter to James Harrison. 8th month (October) 7, 1684.

Box 19 Folder 55

Information and Direction to Pennsylvania, [circa 1684].

Box 20 Folder 1

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 8th month (October) 7, 1684, England.

Box 20 Folder 2

A Persuasive to Toleration. [circa 8th month (October) - 9th month (November), 1684].

Box 20 Folder 3

Letter to Margaret Fox. 8th month (October) 29, 1684, London.

Box 20 Folder 4

Letter from Dr. Nicholas More to William Penn. December 1, 1684, Greensprings, PA.

Box 20 Folder 5

Letter to James II. 12th month (February) 7, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 6

Letter to Stephen Crisp. 12th month (February) 28, 1684-5, London.

Box 20 Folder 7

Animad Versions on the Apology of the Clamorous Squire, Against the Duke of Buckingham's Seconds, as men of No Conscience, 1684/5.

Box 20 Folder 8

A Defence of the Duke of Buckingham's Book, 1685, 1685, circa 1910-1960.

Box 20 Folder 9

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 1st month (March) 13, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 10

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 1st month (March) 16, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 11

Letter to William Blathwayt. 1st month (March) 17, 1684/5.

Box 20 Folder 12

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 1st month (March) 17, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 13

Letter to James Harrison. 1st month (March) 17, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 14

Letter to Christopher Taylor, John Simcock, Thomas Lloyd and James Harrison. 1st month (March) 16, 1684-5, London.

Box 20 Folder 15

Letter to Thomas Lloyd and the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 18, 1684-5, London.

Box 20 Folder 16

Letter to James Harrison. 1st month (March) 18, 1684-5, London.

Box 20 Folder 17

Fiction Found Out. 2nd month (April) 30, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 18

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 3rd month (May) 16, 1684-5.

Box 20 Folder 19

Letter to Thomas Lloyd, James Harrison, James Claypoole, and Robert Turner. 3rd month (May) 18, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 20

Letter to James Harrison. 3rd month (May) 19, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 21

Letter to Robert Turner. (?) circa 5th month (July) - 6th month (August) 1685.

Box 20 Folder 22

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 3rd month (July) 1, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 23

Recommendation of Servant, Elizabeth Simms. 5th month (July) 2, 1685, Kensington, London.

Box 20 Folder 24

Instructions of William Penn and the Other Proprietors Relative to East New Jersey Lands. 5th month (July) 3, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 25

Commissions of Robert Barclay ... and Treasurer of East New Jersey. 5th month (July) 6, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 26

Letter to Robert Turner. 5th month (July) 11, 1685, Kensington, London.

Box 20 Folder 27

Letter to James Harrison. 5th month (July) 11, 30 (P.S.) - 6th month (August) 3 (P.S.), 1685.

Box 20 Folder 28

Letter to James Harrison. 5th month (July) 17, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 29

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... and Robert Turner. 5th month (July) 18, 1685 and P.S.'s in August.

Box 20 Folder 30

Letter to James Harrison. 5th month (July) 21, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 31

Letter to the Magistrates of Philadelphia. 5th month (July) 26, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 32

Petition to James II. 6th month, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 33

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... and Samuel Carpenter. 6th month (August) 6, 1685, Holland House, London.

Box 20 Folder 34

Letter to Thomas Lloyd, Thomas Holme, William Markham, and William Frampton. 6th month (August) 7, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 35

Letter to Thomas Holme. 6th month (August) 8, 1685, Kensington, London.

Box 20 Folder 36

Petition to the Board of Trade, England. Circa 6th month (August) 18, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 37

Letter to the Provincial Council. 6th month (August) 19, 1685, Kensington.

Box 20 Folder 38

Letter to Robert Barclay. 7th month (September), 1685.

Box 20 Folder 39

Letter to William Trumbull. 7th month (September) 14, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 40

Letter to His Officials in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 22, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 41

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 8th month (October) 2, 1685, Holland House, London.

Box 20 Folder 42

Letter to James Harrison. 8th month (October) 4, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 43

Letter to Thomas Lloyd, James Claypoole, Robert Turner, and Samuel Carpenter. 8th month (October) 16, 1685.

Box 20 Folder 44

Letter to the President and Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 21, 1685, London.

Box 20 Folder 45

Letter to James Harrison. 8th month (October) 25, 1685, London.

Box 21 Folder 1

Letter to Phineas Pemberton. 8th month (October) 26, 1685, London.

Box 21 Folder 2

Letter to James Harrison. 9th month (November) 7, 1685, London.

Box 21 Folder 3

Letter to James Harrison. 9th month (November) 17, 1685, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 4

Letter to James Harrison. 9th month (November) 27, 1685, London.

Box 21 Folder 5

Letter to James Harrison. 10th month (December) 4, 1685, London.

Box 21 Folder 6

Letter to Robert Turner, Samuel Carpenter, and Thomas Holme. 10th month (December) 4, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 7

Letter to James Harrison. 10th month (December) 6, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 8

A Further Account of the Province of Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 12, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 9

Letter to Robert Barclay. 11th month (January) 5, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 10

Letter to Samuel Rolle. 11th month (January) 13, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 11

Letter to William Trumbull. 11th month (January) 17, 1685-6.

Box 21 Folder 12

Letter to Dr. Tillotson. 11th month (January) 29, 1685-6, Charing Cross, London.

Box 21 Folder 13

Letter to Dr. Tillotson. 11th month (January) 22, 1685-6.

Box 21 Folder 14

An Epistle to the Quakers of Pennsylvania [1685] with a General Epistle Printed in Philadelphia, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 15

William Penn to My Adversaries etcetera. 12th month (February) 28, 1685.

Box 21 Folder 16

Persuasive to Moderation. Printed circa 1686.

Box 21 Folder 17

Persuasive to Moderation. Printed circa 1686 (six copies), circa 1686.

Box 21 Folder 18

Letter to the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 19

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... and Thomas Holme. 2nd month (April) 13, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 20

Letter to James Harrison, Robert Turner, and Thomas Holme, [early 1686].

Box 21 Folder 21

Warrant to Katherine Mildmay ... and Samuel Hardy for Land in Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 15, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 22

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 2nd month (April) 21, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 23

Letter to President [Thomas] Lloyd, Tho[mas] Holme and Robert Turner. 2nd month (April) 22, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 24

Letter to Robert Turner. 2nd month (April) 24, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 25

Letter to James Harrison. 2nd month (April) 24, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 26

Letter to the President and Provincial Council. 2nd month (April) 24, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 27

Letter to Dr. Tillotson. 2nd month (April) 27, 1686, Charing Cross, London.

Box 21 Folder 28

Grant of Land to the Company of the New Mediterranean Sea.

Box 21 Folder 29

Sermon at Rotterdam. 5th month (July) - 6th month (August), 1686.

Box 21 Folder 30

Land Memorandum. 5th month (July) 15, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 31

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 5th month (July) 22, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 32

Letter to Henry Sidney. 6th month (August) 5, 1686, Amsterdam.

Box 21 Folder 33

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 7th month (September) 21 and 22, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 34

Letter to James Harrison. 7th month (September) 23, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 35

Letter to the President and Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 36

Letter to James Harrison. Circa 7th month (September) circa 25, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 37

Letter to James Harrison. 8th month (October) 1, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 38

Letter to Sir Daniel Fleming. 9th month (November) 6, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 39

Letter to Sir Daniel Fleming. 9th month (November) 9, 1686.

Box 21 Folder 40

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 9th month (November) 17, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 41

Letter to James Harrison. 9th month (November) 20, 1686, London.

Box 21 Folder 42

Letter to Sir John Rodes. 9th month (November) 30, 1686, York, England.

Box 21 Folder 43

Commission to William Markham, Thomas Ellis, John Goodson as Commissioners in Pennsylvania. January 21, 1686/7, England.

Box 21 Folder 44

Proclamation Concerning the Seating of Land in Pennsylvania. January 24, 1686/7, England.

Box 21 Folder 45

Proclamation Concerning the Caves in the Bank of Delaware River in Philadelphia. January 24, 1686/7, England.

Box 21 Folder 46

Proclamation Concerning the Cutting of Timber in Philadelphia. 11th month (January) 26, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 47

Letter to James Harrison. 11th month (January) 28, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 21 Folder 48

Instructions to Wm Markham, Thomas Ellis, John Goodson, Commissioners of Property in P.A. February 1, 1686/7.

Box 22 Folder 1

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 12th month (February) 1, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 22 Folder 2

Letter Thomas Lloyd et al. 12th month (February ) 1, 1686.

Box 22 Folder 3

Letter to Phineas Pemberton. 12th month (February) 8, 1686, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 22 Folder 4

Instructions to Wm. Markham et al Commissioners of Property. February 8, 1686/7, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 22 Folder 5

A Letter from Doctor More. Printed in 1687.

Box 22 Folder 6

A Letter From a Gentleman in the City. Printed in the year 1687 ([copy]), 1687.

Box 22 Folder 7

Good Advice to the Church of England. Printed in 1687, 1687, circa 1910-1960.

Box 22 Folder 8

Address to James II. 8th month (May) 19, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 9

A Letter From a Gentleman in the Country, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 10

Letter to [unknown]. 10th month [December] 19, 1687. 1st month [March].

Box 22 Folder 11

Letter to James Harrison. 2nd month (April) 9, 1687, London.

Box 22 Folder 12

Letter to Sir Richard Haddock. 3rd month (May) 26, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 13

Letter to Robert Turner. Circa 3rd month (May) - 4th month (June) 1687, Worminghurst, Sussex, England.

Box 22 Folder 14

Letter to James Harrison. circa 3rd month (May) - 4th month (June), 1687.

Box 22 Folder 15

Instructions to Thomas Lloyd, Nicholas More, Robert Turner, James Claypoole, and John Eckley, at Philadelphia. 4th month (June) 5, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 16

Instructions to Thomas Lloyd ... and John Eckley. 4th month (June) 6, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 17

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 4th month (June) 6, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 18

Letter to Henry Sidney. 6th month (August) 11, 1687, Windsor.

Box 22 Folder 19

Letter to James Harrison. 7th month (September) 8, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 20

Instructions to Officers of His Government in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 17, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 21

Forged Letter to Dr. Bayley. 7th month (September) 25, 1687, Windsor.

Box 22 Folder 22

Letters to William Markham ... Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania, 8th month (October) 6, 1687, Charing Cross, London.

Box 22 Folder 23

Instructions to Officers of His Government in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 21, 1687, London.

Box 22 Folder 24

Instructions to William Markham, ... Commissioners of Property in P.A. 8th month (October) 22, 1687, London.

Box 22 Folder 25

Letter to James Harrison at Pennsbury, Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 22, 1687, London.

Box 22 Folder 26

Pennsbury Inventory. 10th month (December) 2, 1687, Pennsylvania.

Box 22 Folder 27

Instructions to William Markham, Thomas Ellis and John Goodson, Commissioners of Property in P.A. 10th month (December) 4, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 28

Instructions to Officers of His Government in Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 21, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 29

Letter to Thomas Lloyd, Robert Turner, John Simcock, Arthur Cook and John Eccle. 10th month (December) 21, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 30

Instructions to Thomas Lloyd ... and John Eckley in Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 27, 1687, London.

Box 22 Folder 31

Letter to [Robert Bridgman of Huntingdon?] 11th month, 19, 1687.

Box 22 Folder 32

The Great and Popular Objection. Licensed 4 February 1687, Printed 1688 in London, 1688, circa 1910-1960.

Box 22 Folder 33

Commission Empowering Thomas Lloyd ... to Serve as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month.

Box 22 Folder 34

Instructions to Robert Turner ... Commissioners of State in Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 28, 1688, London.

Box 23 Folder 1

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 1st month (March) 28, 1688, London.

Box 23 Folder 2

Draft of Proposed Surrender of East New Jersey. 2nd month (April) 30, 1688.

Box 23 Folder 3

Discussion of the Quakers and Public Service at London Yearly Meeting. 4th month (June) 6, 1688.

Box 23 Folder 4

A Sermon on the Death of Rebecca Travers. 4th month (June) 19, 1688, [London].

Box 23 Folder 5

Commission to Captain John Blackwell as Deputy Governor of P.A. 5th month (July) 12, 1688, London.

Box 23 Folder 6

Instructions About the Caves of Philadelphia. September 5, [1688].

Box 23 Folder 7

Letter to [The Commissioners of State in Pennsylvania]. 7th month (September) 18, 1688, Windsor, England.

Box 23 Folder 8

Instructions to Robert Turner ... in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 24, 1688.

Box 23 Folder 9

Commission to Thomas Holme as Surveyor General of Pennsylvania. October 14, 1688.

Box 23 Folder 10

Letter to the Earl of Dartmouth. 8th month (October) 23, 1688.

Box 23 Folder 11

Letter to William Popple. 8th month (October) 24, 1688, England, circa 1688, circa 1910-1960.

Box 23 Folder 12

Something Begun Towards a History of My Life, from 1684. Circa [1689].

Box 23 Folder 13

Epistle to the Pennsylvania Quakers. 1st month (March) 2, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 14

Letter to the Earl of Shrewsbury. 1st month (March) 7, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 15

Instructions About Pennsylvania Affairs. 2nd month (April) 11, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 16

Commission to Thomas Lloyd as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 11, 1689, England.

Box 23 Folder 17

Letter to John Blackwell. 2nd month (April) 11, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 18

Instructions to William Markham ... in Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 14, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 19

Letter to William Markham. 2nd month (April) 13, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 20

Instructions to Captain John Blackwell, Deputy Governor of P.A. 2nd month (April) 14, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 21

Commission to William Markham ... as Commissioners of Property. 2nd month (April) 16, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 22

Letter to the Marquis of Halifax. 4th month (June) 28, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 23

Letter to John Blackwell. 5th month (July) 18, 1689 and 6th month (August) 11, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 24

Letter to Thomas Lloyd, ... at Philadelphia. 6th month (August) 11, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 25

Instructions to the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 12, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 26

Charter to Germantown, Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 12, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 27

Commission to Captain John Blackwell as Register - General of PA. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 28

Commission to Captain John Blackwell as Receiver- General of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 29

Instructions to Captain John Blackwell, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 30

Instructions to Captain John Blackwell ... in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 31

Instructions to Captain John Blackwell. 7th month (September) 25, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 32

Commission Empowering the Provincial Council to Serve as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 33

Commission Authorizing the Provincial ... The Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 25, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 34

Instructions to Commissioners. September 25, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 35

Letter to Robert Turner of Philadelphia. 8th month (October) 4, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 36

Letter to Edward Warner. 8th month (October) 24, 1689, London.

Box 23 Folder 37

Letter to Hugh Roberts. 10th month (December) 6, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 38

Letter to the Commissioners. 10th month (December) 8, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 39

Letter to George Fox. 10th month (December) 28, 1689.

Box 23 Folder 40

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... and Samuel Carpenter. 10th month (December) 30, 1689.

Box 24 Folder 1

Epistle to the Quakers. [10th month (December) circa 30, 1689].

Box 24 Folder 2

Letter to the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 30, 1689.

Box 24 Folder 3

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. [circa 11th month (January (?)), 1689].

Box 24 Folder 4

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. [circa 10th month (January (?)], circa 1689].

Box 24 Folder 5

William Penn's Account with Samuel Jennings, 1690-1693.

Box 24 Folder 6

Some Proposals for a Second Settlement in Pennsylvania. Broadside printed in London, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 7

Letter to William Blathwayt ... of Trade, England. 2nd month (April) 28, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 8

To [unknown]. [circa 4th month (June), 1690].

Box 24 Folder 9

Directions for Constituting a ... Accounts in Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 21, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 10

Letter to Lord Nottingham. 5th month (July) 31, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 11

Letter to Friends in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 15, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 12

Letter to Robert Turner. 9th month (November) 4, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 13

Letter to the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 11, 13, 17, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 14

Commission to the Commissioners of Property and Samuel Jennings, as Justices of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 14, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 15

Commission to Samuel Jennings as Receiver General of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 14, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 16

Letter to the Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 17, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 17

Commission to Patrick Robinson, of Philadelphia, as Public Notary in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 17, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 18

Instructions to William Markham, ... Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 4, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 19

Letter to Anthony Sharp ... John Hammond, in Ireland. 11th month (January ) 8, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 20

Letter to R. Pinder, J. Hubard and Jos Peckover. 11th month (January) 8, 1690.

Box 24 Folder 21

Letter to Margaret Fox. 11th month (January) 13, 1690, London.

Box 24 Folder 22

Letter to Henry Sidney, Lord Romney. 2nd month (April) 22, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 23

Letter to Henry Sidney, Lord Romney. [2nd month (April), after the 22nd, 1691].

Box 24 Folder 24

Letter to Lady Ranelagh. [circa 2nd month (April) 22, 1691].

Box 24 Folder 25

Letter to Lord Rochester, circa 1691.

Box 24 Folder 26

Preface to John Burnyeat's Collected Works, Truth Exalted. Printed in London, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 27

The First Charter of the City of Philadelphia. 3rd month (May) 20, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 28

Epistle to the London Yearly Meeting of Quakers. 3rd month (May) 30, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 29

Letter. 4th month (June) 10, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 30

Letter to Members of the Pennsylvania Government. 4th month (June) 13, 1691, England.

Box 24 Folder 31

Letter to Thomas Lloyd. 4th month (June) 14, 1691, England.

Box 24 Folder 32

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... and the Other Provincial Councillors of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 11, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 33

Preface by William Penn and Other Quakers to the Works of Robert Barclay, Truth Triumphant. 7th month(September) 15, 1691, London.

Box 24 Folder 34

A Testimony to the Memory of Robert Barclay, [1691].

Box 24 Folder 35

To the Commissioners of Property. [circa 8th month (October), 1691].

Box 24 Folder 36

Instructions to Thomas Holme, Surveyor - General, Concerning Overplus Hands in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 11, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 37

Letter to Dr. Tillotson. 8th month (October) 31, 1691.

Box 24 Folder 38

Letter, [1692].

Box 24 Folder 39

A Key. Printed in London, 1692, 1693-1736, circa 1910-1960.

Box 24 Folder 40

Just Measures. Printed in London, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 41

The New Athenians No Noble Bereans, First Part. Printed in London, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 42

The New Athenians No Noble Bereans, 2nd Part. Printed in London, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 43

The New Athenians No Noble Bereans, 3rd Part. Printed in London, 1692, [1692], circa 1910-1960.

Box 24 Folder 44

Letter to Lord Nottingham. 4th month (June) 12, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 45

Letter. 4th month (June) 29, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 46

Commission to Robert Turner, ... to be Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 5th month (July) 22, 1692, England.

Box 24 Folder 47

Letter to [unknown] in Philadelphia, [circa 1692].

Box 24 Folder 48

Letter to Robert Turner. 9th month (November) 29, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 49

Letter to Benjamin Fletcher, Governor of Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 5, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 50

Letter to Members of the Pennsylvania Government. 12th month (February) 4, 1692-3.

Box 24 Folder 51

Commission to John Turner and Thomas Jenner. 12th month (February) 10, 1692.

Box 24 Folder 52

An Essay Towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe. Printed in London, 1693.

Box 24 Folder 53

Some Fruits of Solitude. Printed in 1693, 1693, circa 1910-1960.

Box 24 Folder 54

Letter to Nathaniel Blandford, at Stratford, London. 7th month (September) 11, 1696.

Box 24 Folder 55

Letter to Members of the Pennsylvania Government. 7th month (September) 15, 1693.

Box 24 Folder 56

Letter to Sir John Rodes of Barlborough Hall, Derbyshire, England. 8th month (October), 1693.

Box 24 Folder 57

Letter to Robert Barclay. 8th month (October) 31, 1693.

Box 24 Folder 58

Letter to Thomas Lloyd ... Griffith (?) Jones. 10th month (December) 11, 1693.

Box 24 Folder 59

Letter to Robert Turner. 12th month (February) 27, 1693.

Box 24 Folder 60

A Preface to George Fox's Journal. Printed in London, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 1

Preface to George Fox's Journal or a Brief Account .... 1694, 1694-1794.

Box 25 Folder 2

An Appendix to John Tomkins' The Harmony of the Old and New Testament. 1694, London, 1694, circa 1910-1960.

Box 25 Folder 3

A Sermon at the Quaker Meeting House Wheeler Street, London. 8th month (April) 13, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 4

Commission to Robert Turner ... as Commissioners of Property. 2nd month (April) 21, 1694, London.

Box 25 Folder 5

Letter to Samuel Carpenter ... and George Maris. 2nd month (April) 24, 1694, London.

Box 25 Folder 6

Petition to Queen Anne for the Return of His Pennsylvania Government. Circa 5th month (July) 5, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 7

Letter to Sir John Rodes. 5th month (July) 31, 1694, London.

Box 25 Folder 8

William Penn's Memorial Against the Law About Recording Deeds. 6th month (August) 1, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 9

Agreement to Execute the Pennsylvania ... of the Province. 6th month (August) 3, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 10

Salvation from Sin: A Sermon at the Quaker meeting House, Gracechurch Street. 6th month (August) 12, 1694, London.

Box 25 Folder 11

Commission to Samuel Jennings as Register General of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 28, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 12

Two Made One: A Wedding Sermon ... 8th month (October) 3, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 13

The Sure Foundation: A Sermon ... 8th month (October) 10, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 14

The Promise of God: A Sermon ... 8th month (October) 21, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 15

God's Call: A Sermon at the Quakers ... 8th month (October) 21, 1694.

Box 25 Folder 16

Commission to Wm Markham as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 24, 1694, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 1

Commission to John Goodson ... Deputy Governor or Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 24, 1694, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 2

Epistle to the Pennsylvania Quakers. 9th month (November) 24, 1694, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 3

Letter to the Magistrates of Gloucester. 11th month (January) 3, 1694-5.

Box 26 Folder 4

The Heavenly Race: A Sermon at the Quaker .... 11th month (January) 16, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 5

The Dying Counsel: A Sermon at the .... 11th month (January) 20, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 6

The Great Design: A Sermon ... 11th month (January) 27, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 7

Penn's Complaint Against ... Under New York. 12th month (February) 2, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 8

Letter to Robert Robert Barclay Jr. 12th month (February) 7, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 9

Letter to John Gratton. 12th month (February) 11, 1694, London.

Box 26 Folder 10

Petition to the House of Commons, England. [1695].

Box 26 Folder 11

A Reply to a Pretended Answer. Printed in London, 1695, 1695, circa 1910-1960.

Box 26 Folder 12

Epistle. 1st month (March) 3, 1694/1695.

Box 26 Folder 13

Letter on Behalf of London Yearly Meeting. 4th month (June) 19, 1694.

Box 26 Folder 14

Letter to Robert Turner and Thomas Holme. 4th month (June) 20, 1695, London.

Box 26 Folder 15

Letter to Hannah, Wife of Thomas Callowhill, of Bristol, England. 4th month (June) 28, 1695, London.

Box 26 Folder 16

Letter to A. Cook, ... and D. Lloyd. 5th month (July) 9, 1695, Bristol.

Box 26 Folder 17

Letter to John Gratton. 6th month (August) 21, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 18

Letter to Hannah Callowhill, Daughter of Thomas Callowhill of Bristol, England. 7th month (September) 10, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 19

Letter to the Duke of Shrewsbury. 8th month (October) 5, 1695, London.

Box 26 Folder 20

Letter to Arthur Cook ... and David Lloyd. 9th month (November) 5, 1695, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 21

Letter to Aaron Atkinson. 9th month (November) 22, 1695, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 22

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 10th month (December) 7, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 23

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 10th month (December) 17, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 24

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 2, 1695, London.

Box 26 Folder 25

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 4, 1695, London.

Box 26 Folder 26

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 14, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 27

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 17, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 28

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 19, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 29

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 21, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 30

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 23, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 31

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 28, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 32

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 11th month (January) 30, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 33

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 1, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 34

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 5, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 35

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 6, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 36

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 9, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 37

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 11, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 38

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 2nd month (February) 14, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 39

Letter to Hannah Callowhill. 12th month (February) 18, 1695.

Box 26 Folder 40

Account of the Deaths of His Wife Guli and His Son Springett Penn, [1699].

Box 26 Folder 41

Primitive Christianity Revived. Printed in London, 1696.

Box 26 Folder 42

Primitive Christianity Revived. Printed in London, 1696, 1696-1779.

Box 26 Folder 43

More Work for George Keith. Printed in 1696, 1696, circa 1910-1960.

Box 26 Folder 44

Second Marriage. 1st month (March) 5, 1695-6, Bristol, England.

Box 26 Folder 45

Answer to Edmund Randolph Concerning Delaware. [1st month (March)(?) 7(?), 1696].

Box 27 Folder 1

Epistle from Bristol Yearly Meeting. 3rd month (May) 11 and 12, 1696.

Box 27 Folder 2

Letter to Joseph Stennett. 9th month (November) 3, [96?].

Box 27 Folder 3

Letter to Joseph Stennett. 9th month (November) 4, 1696.

Box 27 Folder 4

Letter to Sir George Treby, Lord Chief Justice, England. 9th month (November) 22, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 5

Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 9, 1696, London.

Box 27 Folder 6

Observations on the Proceedings of Benjamin Fletcher, Governor of New York. 10th month (December) 11, 1696.

Box 27 Folder 7

Letter to Robert Turner. 10th month (December) 25, 1696.

Box 27 Folder 8

Letter to Fitz-John Winthrop, Governor of ... 10th month (December) 27, 1696.

Box 27 Folder 9

Letter to William Trumbull. 11th month (January) 4-11, 1696-7.

Box 27 Folder 10

Plan for the Union of the American Colonies. 12th month (February) 8, 1696-7.

Box 27 Folder 11

Memorial to the Board of Trade Objecting to Pennsylvania's Unequal Quota for Colonial Defense. 12th month (February) 12, 1696-7.

Box 27 Folder 12

Protest Against Two Laws of Maryland. 12th month (February) 12, 1696-7.

Box 27 Folder 13

Letter to Secretary Trumbull. 1697, Bristol.

Box 27 Folder 14

Proposals to a Committee of the ... in the American Colonies. 2nd month (April), 1697.

Box 27 Folder 15

Letter to Sir John Rodes. 5th month (July) 27, 1697, Bristol, England.

Box 27 Folder 16

Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 6th month (August) 24, 1697, Pall Mall, London.

Box 27 Folder 17

Letter to Colonel William Markham, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 1, 1697, Whitehall, London.

Box 27 Folder 18

Instructions to the Governor and Council of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 5, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 19

Letter to Robert Turner, Samuel Carpenter and Samuel Richardson. 7th month (September) 13, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 20

Letter of Attorney to Jeremiah Bass ... Lands in New Jersey. 8th month (October) 5, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 21

Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 8th month (October) 15, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 22

Letter to Edward Randolph. 8th month (October) 16, 1697, Worminghurst.

Box 27 Folder 23

Letter to Nicholson, Governor of [?]. 9th month (November) 9, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 24

Reply to Governor ... Merchants' Complaint. Circa 9th month (November) 9, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 25

Letter to Col. Nicholson. 9th month (November) 22, 1697, Worminghurst.

Box 27 Folder 26

Letter to Sir George Treby, Lord Chief Justice, England. 9th month (November) 22, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 27

Commission to Captain William Markham as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 27, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 28

Instructions to John Simcock, Samuel Carpenter ... and David Lloyd. 10th month (December) 1, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 29

Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade. 10th month (December) 28, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 30

Epistle. Circa 11th month to 12th month, 1697.

Box 27 Folder 31

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 12th month (February) 14, 1697-8.

Box 27 Folder 32

Letter to Hugh Roberts, of Pennsylvania, then in Wales. 12th month (February) 17, 1697-8, London.

Box 27 Folder 33

Letter to the Czar of Muscovy. 12th month (February) 23, 1697, London.

Box 27 Folder 34

Some Considerations Upon the Bill for ... Blasphemy, 1698.

Box 27 Folder 35

A Testimony to the Truth of God, 1698-1699.

Box 27 Folder 36

Caution Humbly Offer'd About ... the Bill Against Blasphemy, circa 1698.

Box 27 Folder 37

Letter to Peter the Great, Czar of Russia, 1698.

Box 27 Folder 38

Letter to Elizabeth Harman. [2nd month (April), 1698].

Box 27 Folder 39

Letter to George Keith. 2nd month (April) 16, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 27 Folder 40

Commission to Edward Penington as Surveyor-General of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 26, 1698.

Box 27 Folder 41

Letter to Samuel Carpenter. 2nd month (April) 27, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 28 Folder 1

Letter to Commissioners of Property. 3rd month (May) 2, 1698.

Box 28 Folder 2

Gospel Truths. 3rd month (May) 14, 1698, Dublin, Ireland.

Box 28 Folder 3

The Quaker a Christian, By William Penn, John Everet and Thomas Story. 3rd month (May) 18, 1698.

Box 28 Folder 4

Truth Further Cleared. 3rd month (May) 26, 1698, Dublin, Ireland.

Box 28 Folder 5

Epistle to the Quaker Yearly Meeting at London, by William Penn, John Everet and Thomas Story. 4th month (June) 2, 1698.

Box 28 Folder 6

Letter to [unknown]. 4th month (June) 4, 1698, Waterford.

Box 28 Folder 7

Letter to the Lords Justice of Ireland. 5th month (July) 1, 1698, Cork, Ireland.

Box 28 Folder 8

The Defence of a Paper, entitled Gospel Truths, 1698, 1698, circa 1910-1960.

Box 28 Folder 9

Letter to Gabriel Thomas. 8th month (October) 15, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 28 Folder 10

Epistle to Friends in Ireland. 4th month (October) 31, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 28 Folder 11

Letter to Samuel Carpenter, Edward Shippen, Thomas Duckett, Samuel Richardson and Anthony Morris. 9th month (November) 9, 1698, London.

Box 28 Folder 12

Letter to John Ellis, 1698 November 19.

Box 28 Folder 13

Letter to Joseph Pike. 10th month (December) 6, 1698, London, England.

Box 28 Folder 14

Memorial to the Board of Trade Concerning Some Pennsylvania Laws. 10th month (December) 19, 1698.

Box 28 Folder 15

Letter to Robert Harley. 11th month (January) 30, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 28 Folder 16

Letter to George Baker, John Fennell, and Stephen Collett, in Ireland. 12th month (February) 1, 1698.

Box 28 Folder 17

Letter to Robert Turner. 12th month (February) 16, 1698, Bristol, England.

Box 28 Folder 18

A Light Shining Out of Darkness, 1699, 1699, circa 1910-1960.

Box 28 Folder 19

Advice to His Children, 1699, 1726, 1778, circa 1910-1960.

Box 28 Folder 20

The Three Norfolk Clergymen ... by William Penn and Other Quakers, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 21

Letter to George Sevell. 1st month (March) 1, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 22

Letter to John Gratton. 2nd month (April) 5, 1699, London.

Box 28 Folder 23

Letter to Quakers in Ireland. 3rd month (May) 2, 1699, Worminghurst.

Box 28 Folder 24

Epistle to the Quaker Yearly Meeting at Bristol, England. 3rd month (May) 4, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 25

Letter to John Gratton. 5th month (July) 2, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 26

Bond to Thomas Callowhill ... by the Callowhill Marriage. 5th month (July) 20, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 27

Letter to John Penington, Daniel Warley, Henry Gouldney. 6th month (August), 1699.

Box 28 Folder 28

Bond to James St. Armand of Covent Garden, London. 6th month (August) 10, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 29

A Sermon at Westminster Quaker Meeting. 6th month (August) 13, 1699.

Box 28 Folder 30

Letter to Major John Donaldson and Captain Richard Halliwell. 10th month (December) 12, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 5

Letter to William Clark of Lewes, Delaware. 10th month (December) 12, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 6

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 10th month (December) 13, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 7

Proclamation Against Pirates. 10th month (December) 23, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 8

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 11th month (January) 13, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 9

Writ to Wessel Alricks, High Sheriff, ... Provincial Assemblymen. 11th month (January) 20(?), 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 10

Letter to William Markham. 11th month (January) 27, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 11

Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 11th month (January) 30, 1699-1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 12

Power of Attorney to Philip Ford. 6th month (August) 23, 1699.

Box 29 Folder 1

Epistle of Farewell to the Quakers of Europe. 7th month (September) 3, 1699, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Weight Anchor, 1699, circa 1910-1960.

Box 29 Folder 2

Commission to Benjamin Chambers for the Collection of Rents in Philadelphia. 10th month (December) 19, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 3

Letter to Nicholson, Governor of Virginia. 10th month (December) 12, 1699, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 4

Letter to John Manfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 11th month (January) 30, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 13

Letter to Paroculus Parmyter. 11th month (January) 30, 1699.

Box 29 Folder 14

Letter to the Earl of Tankerville, Governor of Barbados. 12th month (February) 2, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 15

Birth Certificate of his son, John Penn. 12th month (February) 4, 1699-1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 16

Letter to General Sir Thomas [William] Beeston, of Jamaica. Circa 12th month (February), 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 17

Writ to Richard Halliwell ... Council and Assembly. 12th month (February), 1699-1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 18

Writ to Samuel Beakins ... the Provincial Assembly. 12th month (February) 16, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 19

Writ to Wessell Alrichs ... Assembly of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 16, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 20

Writ to William Wilson. 12th month (February) 16, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 21

Writ to Robert Asheton ... the Provincial Assembly. 12th month (February) 19, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 22

[Letter to Sir George Treby]. [12th month (February) 20, 1699, Worminghurst, Sussex, England].

Box 29 Folder 23

Box 29, Folder 23 Description

"The Manuscript, 120-125" is the only information listed on folder tab

Latin Letter to Melchior ... in Franconia, Germany. 12th month (February) 20, 1699, Bristol.

Box 29 Folder 24

Letter to James Vernon of State, England. 12th month (February) 26, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 25

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 12th month (February) 27, 1699.

Box 29 Folder 26

Letter to the Commissioners of Customs, London. 12th month (February) 28, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 27

Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. Circa 12th month (February), 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 28

Letter, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 29

Letter to the Susquehanna Indians in Pennsylvania, [circa 1699-1700], Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 30

Letter to James Logan, [1700].

Box 29 Folder 31

Letter to Colonel Christopher Codrington, Governor of the Leeward Islands. 1st month (March) 5, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 32

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 1st month (March) 6, 1699-1700.

Box 29 Folder 33

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 1st month (March) 7, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 34

Commission to Samuel Carpenter as Treasurer of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 8, 1700-1.

Box 29 Folder 35

Letter to James Vernon, Secretary of State, England. 1st month (March) 10, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 36

Letter to the Council of New York. 1st month (March) 17, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 37

Letter to Nicholson, Governor of Virginia. 1st month (March) 19, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 38

Letter to John Tatham. 1st month (March) 21, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 39

Letter to James Frisby. 2nd month (April), 1700.

Box 29 Folder 40

Address to Philadelphia Council. 1st month (March) 30, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 41

Extract from a Sermon. 1st month (March) 31, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 42

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 2nd month (April) 10, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 43

Address to the Provincial Council and Assembly of Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 1, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 44

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York.

Box 29 Folder 45

Letter to John Donaldson, Robert French, and Cornelius Empson. 2nd month (April) 15, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 46

Letter to Nehemiah Field and Jonathan Baily. 2nd month (April) 15, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 47

Letter to Luke Wilson. 2nd month (April) 15, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 48

Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 2nd month (April) 18, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 49

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Gov. of NY. April 18, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 50

Letter to Robert Harley. [circa 2nd month (April) 20, [1700].

Box 29 Folder 51

Letter to Lord Bellamont. 2nd month (April) 23, 1700.

Box 29 Folder 52

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 2nd month (April) 25, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 53

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 2nd month (April) 28, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 29 Folder 54

Commission to Major John Donaldson of New Castle, Del. to Receive the Proprietary Rents in New Castle County. 5th month (May) 5, 1700, New Castle.

Box 30 Folder 1

Commission to Edward Pennington as Surveyor-General of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 6, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 2

Commission to Edward Pennington as Surveyor General of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 6, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 3

Instructions to Edward Pennington as Surveyor General of Pennsylvania. Circa 3rd month (May) 6, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 4

Letter to the Commissioners of the Customs at London. 3rd month (May) 7, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 5

Letter to W Wilson, Sheriff of Kent County, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 9, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 30 Folder 6

Letter to Fitz John Winthrop. 3rd month (May) 13, 1700, Philadelphia.

Box 30 Folder 7

Letter to Samuel Leonard. 3rd month (May) 26, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 8

Letter to Ralph Gray, Governor of Barbados, circa 1700; Letter to Wessel Alriches. 4th month (June), 1700; Letter to M. Birch. 4th month (June) 2, 1700, Philadelphia; Address to a Committee of the Council and Assembly of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June), 1700.

Box 30 Folder 9

Commission to Thomas Farmer as Water Baliff of Philadelphia. 4th month (June) 12, 1700; Commission to Story as Keeper of the Great Seal and Master of the Rolls of Pennsylvania, 4th month (June) 25, 1700; Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 5th month (July) 4, 1700; Proclamation Proroguing the Assembly of Pennsylvania. 5th month (July) 6, 1700; Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York, circa 1700.

Box 30 Folder 10

Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 23, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 7, 1700; Call for Meeting of Assembly at New Castle. 6th month (August) 18, 1700; Note to James Logan. 6th month (August) 19, 1700; Letter to William Clark, and William Rodney. 6th month (August) 21, 1700; Letter to William Clark, and William Rodney. 6th month (August) 21, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 22, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 31, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 11

Letter to James Logan. Circa 6th month (August) 31, 1700; Warrant for the Proprietary Tenths in PA. 7th month (September) 1, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 3, 1700, [Pennsbury]; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 4, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 5, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 12

Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 7, 1700; Writ to Joseph Wood, Sheriff of New Castle County, Delaware, for the Call of an Election as Assemblymen. 7th month (September) 13, 1700; Writ to Samuel Beaks, Sheriff of Bucks County, Pennsylvania for the Call of an Election of Assemblymen. 7th month (September) 13, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 13

Writ to Andrew Job, Sheriff of Chester County. 7th month (September) 13, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 1, 1700, New York; Some Suggestions for the Government of the American Colonies. Circa 7th month (September) 22, to 8th month (October) 4, 1700; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 6, 1700; Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 8th month (October) 10, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 14

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 8th month (October) 10, 1700; To the Provincial Council. 9th month (October) 10, 1700; Writ to Joseph Wood, Sheriff of New Castle County, Delaware for the Call of an Election of Assemblymen. 8th month (October) 18, 1700; Letter to the Owners of the Ship Providence. 8th month (October) 18, 1700, New Castle, Delaware.

Box 30 Folder 15

Letter to [?] Asking His Services in the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 18, 1700; Letter to Joseph Coysgarne. 8th month (October) 24, 1700; Letter to John Somers, Lord Chancellor of England. 8th month (October) 22, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 16

Letter to Robert Asheton. 9th month (November) 1, 1700; Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 9th month (November) 6, 1700; Letter to Colonel Robert Quary. 9th month (November) 11, 1700; Letter to Colonel John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 9th month (November) 12, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 17

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 8 and 13, 1700, Pennsylvania; Letter to [?] Atwood, Chief Justice of New York. 10th month (December) 9, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 18

Letter to the Commissioners of Customs at London. 10th month (December) 9, 1700; Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 10th month (December) 9, 1700; Letter to Charlewood Lawton. 10th month (December) 10, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 19

Letter to the Lords of the Admiralty, England. 10th month (December) 10, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 20

Letter to James Vernon, Secretary of State, England. 10th month (December) 14, 1700; Letter to Governor of Curacao, [circa 1700]; Letter to General Christopher Codrington, Governor of the Leeward Islands. 10th month (December) 14, 1700; Letter to Ralph Gray, Governor of Barbados. 10th month (December) 14, 1700; Commission to Phineas Pemberton, William Biles and Richard Hough for Holding a Land Count in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 18, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 21

Letter to Charleswood Lawton. 10th month (December) 21, 1700, Philadelphia; Letter to James Vernon, Secretary of State, England. 10th month (December) 30, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 22

Letter to Lord Bellamont Governor of New York. 10th month (December) 30, 1700; Letter to Nicholson Governor of Virginia. 10th month (December) 31, 1700; Letter to the Board of Trade. 10th month (December) 31, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 23

Letter to his Son, William Penn, Jr. 11th month (January) 2, 1700; Instructions to the Justices of New Castle County, Delaware. 11th month (January) 8, 1700-1701; Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 11th month (January) 20, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 24

Letter to Ralph Gray, Governor of Barbados. 12th month (February) 9, 1700; Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 12th month (February) 12, 1700; Naturalization of Daniel Falkner. 12th month (February) 12, 1700; Naturalization of John Jawert. 12th month (February) 12, 1700; Letter to Lord Bellamont, Governor of New York. 12th month (February) 27, 1700.

Box 30 Folder 25

Letter to Robert Harley Secretary of State ... [circa 1701]; Instructions to William Clark, Luke Watson, Nehemiah Field, and John Bailey, Magistrates of Sussex County, Delaware, Respecting Pirates, [circa 1700]; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 1st month (March) 6, 1701, Philadelphia; Letter to the Commissioners of the Customs at London. 1st month (March) 6, 1701.

Box 30 Folder 26

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 1st month (March) 6, 1700-1; Warrant for the Survey of the Proprietary Manor of Springtown in Chester County, Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 6, 1700-1; Letter to the Countess of Bellamont, in New York. [circa 1st month (March), 1701]; Proclamation Proroguing the Pa. Assembly. 1st month (March) 6, 1700-1; Letter to Gabriel Thomas. 1st month (March) 7, 1701. 6 - Commission to Naval Officer within the Precinct of Dover River and County Kent, Delaware. 1st month (March) 10, 1701.

Box 30 Folder 27

Letter to Charles Jones, Jr. 1st month (March) 17, 1701; Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 1st month (March ) 20, 1701; Letter to [the Proprietors of East New Jersey]. [circa 1st month (March), 1701]; Instructions to the Council of New York. 1st month (March) 17, 1700-1; Instructions to Henry Hollingsworth about a Land Survey for John Simcock. 1st month (March) 22, 1700-1; Letter to the Council of New York Requesting a Search for Robbers. 1st month (March) 29, 1701.

Box 30 Folder 28

Letter to General Christopher Codrington, Governor of the Leeward Islands. 1st month (March) 31, 1700; Letter to Andrew Hamilton. 2nd month (April) 3, 1701; Letter to John Hans. 2nd month (April) 12, 1701; Agreement with Pennsylvania Indians. 2nd month (April) 23, 1701.

Box 30 Folder 29

Letter to Ralph Gray, Governor of Barbardos. 2nd month (April) 23, 1701; Letter to the Council of New York. 2nd month (April) 23, 1701; Letter to [the Council of New York]. 2nd month (April) 26, 1701; Letter to [unknown]. 2nd month (April) 27, 1701.

Box 30 Folder 30

Commission to Edward Shippen, Samuel Richardson, John Moll, and John Jones to Hold a Court in Philadelphia for the Trial of Negroes. 2nd month (April) 28, 1701; Letter to [unknown]. 2nd month (April) 29, 1701; Letter to the Commissioners of the Customs at London. [1701], [Pennsylvania].

Box 30 Folder 31

Summons to Jonathan Boyly Sheriff of Sussex County, Delaware. 3rd month (May) 3, 1701; Letter to Colonel Jenkins and Lieutenant-Colonel Whitington, in Somerset County, Maryland. 3rd month (May) 6, 1701; Letter to [unknown]. 3rd month (May) 17, 1701; Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston, Governor of Maryland. 3rd month (May) 23, 1701; Commission to James Logan. 3rd month (May) 26, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 1

Letter to Nehemiah Blackiston. 3rd month (May) 26, 1701; Commission to Edward Shippen, President and the Other Members of the Provincial Council to Govern Pennsylvania in the Absence of the Proprietor. 3rd month (May) 31, 1701; Commission to John Moor as Attorney General of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 31, 1701; Commission to Francis Cook, James Atkinson, Charles Read, Jonathan Dickinson, Thomas Masters, and John Parsons to Regulate the Streets and Water Courses of Philadelphia.

Box 31 Folder 2

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 4th month (June) 4, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 11, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 15, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 30, 1701; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 2, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 3

Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 5th month (July) 2, 1701; Letter to Charlewood Lawton. 5th month (July) 2, 1701; Letter to James Logan, first-day, Sunday. [5th month (July) 13, 1701]; Instructions to William Rodney. 5th month (July) 14, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 4

Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 14, 1701; Proclamation Calling the Pennsylvania Assembly. 5th month (July) 15, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 17, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 23, 1701; Naturalization of Casper Hoedt. 5th month (July) 25, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 5

Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 30, 1701; Speech to the Pennsylvania Assembly. 6th month (August) 1, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) [12], 1701; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 13, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 6

Letter to Sir John Lowther. 6th month (August) 16, 1701; Letter to Charlewood Lawton. 6th month (August) 18, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 7

Commission to John Guest, William Clark, Joseph Growden, Edward Shippen, and Robert French as Provincial Justices of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 20, 1701; Writ to John Hoskins, High Sheriff of Chester County, Pennsylvania Calling for an Election to the Provincial Assembly. 6th month (August) 23, 1701; Writ to Samuel Beakes, High Sheriff of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Calling for an Election to the Provincial Assembly. 6th month (August) 23, 1701; Writ to Jonathan Baily, High Sheriff of Sussex County, Delaware, for the Call of an Election of Provincial Assemblymen. 6th month (August) 23, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 8

Letter to the Duke of Devonshire. 6th month (August) 25, 1701; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 6th month (August) 26, 1701; Letter to the Marquis of Normandy. 6th month (August) 26, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 9

Letter to the Duke of Somerset. 6th month (August) 26, 1701; Letter to the Lord Jeffreys. 6th month (August) 26, 1701; Letter to Lord Paulet. 6th month (August) 26, 1701; Letter to John Hon. 6th month (August) 26, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 10

Letter to the Earl of Dorsett. 6th month (August) 27, 1701; Letter to Robert Harley. 6th month (August) 27, 1701; Letter to Sir Hennage Finch. 6th month (August) 27, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 11

Letter to [?]. 6th month (August) 27, 1701; Commission to John Guest as First Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Philadelphia County. 7th month (September) 2, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 6, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 12

Letter to Henry Sidney, Lord Romney. 7th month (September) 6, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 8, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 13

Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 8, 1701; Charter to Markus Hook, Pennsylvania, as a Market Town. 7th month (September) 12, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 14

Speech to the Pennsylvania Assembly. 7th month (September) 15, 1701; Letter to Colonel Depeister, of New York. 7th month (September) 20, 1701; Letter to Robert Harley. 7th month (September) 21, [1701(?)]; Warrant for the Survey of Freetown, the Servants' Township, in Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 27, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 15

Answer to the Address of the Pennsylvania Assembly. 7th month (September) 29, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 5, 1701; Letter to Phineas Pemberton. 8th month (October) 7, 1701; Agreement with Welsh Purchasers for 30,000 Acres of Land in New Castle, Del. 8th month (October) 9, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 16

Address to the Members of the Assembly of the Three Lower Counties on Delaware. 8th month (October) 10, 1701; Agreement with Captain John Fitch, Commander of the Ship Dalmahoy. 8th month (October) 12, 1701; Address on the Union of Pennsylvania and Delaware. 8th month (October) 15, 1701; Letter to John Nanfan, Deputy Governor of New York. 8th month (October) 18, 1701; Warrant for 30,000 Acres of Proprietary Land in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 23, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 17

Patent to Samuel and Joshua Carpenter of Their Wharves in Philadelphia. 8th month (October) 24, 1701; Paper to the Assembly of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 25, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 25, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 18

Certain Concessions to Purchasers on Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 25, 1701; Patent to the Frankfort or German Company for 22,377 Acres of Land in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 25, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 19

Charter to the City of Philadelphia. 8th month (October) 25, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 20

Charter for a Quaker Public School in Philadelphia. 8th month (October) 25, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 21

Charter to Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 28, 1701, Philadelphia.

Box 31 Folder 22

Answer to the Petition of the Executor of Thomas Lloyd. Circa 8th month (October) 29, 1701; Commission to Andrew Hamilton as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 27, 1701; William to Benjamin Chambers and Jonathan Hayes. 8th month (October) 26, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 23

Commission to James Logan as Secretary of State and of Property and Clerk of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 27, 1701; Commission to Thomas Story as Keeper of the Great Seal and Master of the Rolls of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 27, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 24

Commission to Edward Shippen, Griffth Owen, Thomas Story, and James Logan as Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 28, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 25

Commission to Edward Shippen ... and John Blunston as the Council of State for the Government of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 28, 1701; Commission to John Guest, ... and Andrew Bankson as Justices in Philadelphia. 8th month (October) 28, 1701; Answer to the Commissioners of Property of Pennsylvania. circa 8th month (October) 28, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 26

To Gunner Rambo et al. 8th month (October) 28, 1701; Naturalization of Eric Tobias Biork. 8th month (October) 28, 1701; Warrant to Isaac Taylor for Running the Circular Boundary Between Pennsylvania and Delaware; Warrant to Thomas Story, Keeper of the Great Seal of Pennsylvania to Affix the Great Seal to Certain Instruments. 8th month (October) 29, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 27

Commission to James Logan as Receiver General of Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 29, 1701; Charter Erecting Chester, Pennsylvania in a Borough. 8th month (October) 31, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 28

Letter to Samuel Carpenter. 8th month (October) 30, 1701; William Penn's Last Will and Testament. 8th month (October) 30, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 29

Power of Attorney to Samuel Jennings, Thomas Story and James Logan for the Sale of His New Jersey Lands. 8th month (October) 31, 1701; Grant of the Bank Lots in New Castle, Delaware. 8th month (October) 31, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 30

Warrant for the Common of New Castle, Delaware. 8th month (October) 31, 1701; Agreement About the Charter for Delaware. 8th month (October) 31, 1701; Commission Enlarging the Powers of Edward Shippen ... and James Logan as Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 1, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 31

Instructions to Edward Shippen ... Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 1, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 32

Commission to Paroculus Parmyter as Naval Officer of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 1, 1701; Instructions to James Logan Receiver General and Secretary in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 3, 1701; Award in the Case of Dr. Thomas More vs. the Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania. Circa 9th month (November) 22, 1701; Letter to Lord Cornbury. 10th month (December) 5, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 33

Letter to James Logan. 11th month (January) 4, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 11th month (January) 4, 1701; Instructions to Andrew Hamilton, as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 11th month (January) 8, 1701-2.

Box 31 Folder 34

Letter to Members of the Pennsylvania Government. 11th month (January) 10, 1701; Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. Circa 11th month (January) 14, 1701-2; Letter to Robert Harley. 11th month (January) 31, 1701; Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 3, 1701.

Box 31 Folder 35

Petition to Queen Anne, circa 1702; Letter. 1st month (March) 28, 1702; Letter to Robert Harley. 1st month (March) 28, 1702; Letter to the Lord Commissioners of Trade and Plantations, London. 2nd month (April) 7, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 1

Answers to Colonel Robert Quary's First Memorial Against Proceedings in Pennsylvania. 2nd month (April) 28, 1702; Answers to Colonel Robert Quary's Second Memorial Against Proceedings in Pennsylvania. [2nd month (April) 29, 1702].

Box 32 Folder 2

Letter to Robert Harley. 3rd month (May) 29, 1702; Petition to the Board of Goods. 3rd month (May) 31, 1702; Address to Queen Anne. 4th month (June) 3, 1702; Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 18, 1702; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 21, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 3

Complaint Against Colonel Robert Quary as Judge of the Admiralty in Pennsylvania. [4th month (June) 18, 1702]; More Fruits of Solitude, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 4

Petition to Queen Anne of England. 4th month (June) 22, [circa 1702]; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 22, 1702; Letter to Fitz John Winthrop. 5th month (July) 27, 1702, London.

Box 32 Folder 5

Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 28, 1702; Reply to Colonel Robert Quary's Answer to the Proprietor's Memorial. 6th month (August) 5, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 6

Epistle to the Quakers. 6th month (August) 9, 1702; Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 19, 1702; Letter to [the Earl of Nottingham (?)]. 6th month (August) 22, 1702; Letter to William Popple. 6th month (August) 27, 1702; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 5, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 7

Letter to Dr. Edward Baynard. [7th(?) month (September), 1702]; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 6, 1702; Letter to John Sotcher, Steward at Pennsbury, Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 8, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 8

Letter to the Board of Trade and Plantations, London. 7th month (September) 9, 1702; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 23, 1702; Petition to Queen Anne. Circa 8th month (October) 2, 1702; Answer to Four Queries of the Lords of Trade and Plantations. Circa 9th month (November) 30, 1702; Declaration to the Lords of Trade and Plantation in London. 10th month (December) 2, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 9

Letter of the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 4, 1702; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 7, 1702; Letter to William Popple. 10th month (December) 10, 1702; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 15, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 10

Letter to Edward Shippen, Thomas Story, Griffith Owen and James Logan. 11th month (January) 10 and 22, 1702-3, London.

Box 32 Folder 11

Letter to William Popple, Secretary to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 14, 1702; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 19, 1702; Difference with Gabriel Thomas, the Pennsylvania Historian. circa 11th month (January) 24, 1702.

Box 32 Folder 12

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 25, 1702-3; Letter to Lord Treasurer of England. 12th month (February) 3, 1702-3; Preface to Daniel Philips, M.D. Vindiciae Vertatis, Printed in London, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 13

Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 24, 1702-1703. P.S. 1st month (March) 28, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 14

Note about Pennsylvania, [1703]; Warrant for Colonel William Markham to be Register General of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 29, 1703; A.N.S. Thomas Tower to Samuel Carpenter, Anthony Morris, and David Lloyd. 1st month (March) 31, 1703, London; Letter to James Logan. 2nd month (April) 1, 1703, London; Letter to James Logan. 2nd month (April) 3, 1703, London.

Box 32 Folder 15

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 2nd month (April) 21, 1703; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 3rd month (May) 11, 1703; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 3rd month (May) 18, 1703; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 6, 1703; Letter to Governor Hamilton. 4th month (June) 7, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 16

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 15, 1703; Proposals to the Board of Trade, England, for the Surrender of the Government of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 18, 1703; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 2, 1703. Petition to Queen Anne. Circa 5th month (July), 1703; Letter to [unknown]. 5th month (July) 6, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 17

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 8, 1703; Letter to Edward Southwell. 5th month (July) 10, 1703; Declaration Concerning the Royal Claims to Delaware. 5th month (July) 13, 1703; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 28, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 18

Commission to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 2, 1703; Letter to John Evans, in London, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 6th month (August) 7, 1703, Bristol, England.

Box 32 Folder 19

Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 27, 1703; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 13, 1703; Letter to [Lord Fairfax Edward Southwell]. 7th month (September) 24, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 20

Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 24, 1703; Letter to Isaac Norris. 10th month (December), 1703; Letter to James Logan. 10th month (December) 4, 1703; Letter to James Logan. 10th month (December) 7, [1703; Letter to Governor John Evans and the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 15, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 21

Letter to the Board of Trade. 10th month (December) 22, 1703; Answer to Charges of Irregularities in Pennsylvania, circa 10th month (December) 22, 1703.

Box 32 Folder 22

Letter to Edward Shippen and Others in Pennsylvania. 10th month (December) 31, 1703; Letter to James Logan. 10th month (December) 31, 1703; Letter to Robert Harley. 12th month (February) 9, 1703-4.

Box 32 Folder 23

Letter to Ambrose Galloway, of Lewes Sussex, England. 12th month (February) 19, 1703, 1703, circa 1910-1960.

Box 32 Folder 24

Preface to Charles Marshall's Sion's Travellers, Printed in London, 1704; Preface to the Gospel Labors of John Whiteland. Printed in London, 1704; Letter to Robert Harley. 1st month (March) 3, 1704.

Box 32 Folder 25

Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 5, 1704; Letter to James Logan. 1st month (March) 10, 1703-4; Memorial of Complaint Against Colonel Robert Quary and Others. 1st month (March) 13, 1703-4; Commission Appointing Colonel Frederick Redegelt to be Essay Master General of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 16, 1703-4.

Box 32 Folder 26

Letter to the Commissioners of Property of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 26, 1703-1704; Bible Inscription to Son John Penn the "American. 2nd month (April) 1, 1704; Letter to Robert Lowther, in Jermyn Street, London. 2nd month (April) 2, 1704; Letter to Nathaniel Puckle, Master of the Delaware Brigantine, at Cowes, Isles of Wight, England. 2nd month (April) 8, 1704.

Box 32 Folder 27

Letter to James Logan. 2nd month (April) 8, 1704; Epistle to the Half Yeares Quaker Meeting in Dublin, Ireland. Circa 3rd month (May), 1704; Letter to James Logan, [1704]; Letter to Sir William Trumbull. 3rd month (May) 3, 1704; Letter to Sir William Trumbull. 3rd month (May) 27, 1704.

Box 32 Folder 28

Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 10, 1704; Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 11, 1704. P.S. 5th month (July) 12, 1704, P.S. 5th month (July) 15, 1704, P.S. 5th month (July) 22, 1704; Letter to George Rooke, Meath Street, Dublin, Ireland. 6th month (August) 3, 1704.

Box 32 Folder 29

Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 12, 1704; Letter to John Evans. 7th month (September), 1704.

Box 33 Folder 1

Letter to Joseph Peckoner. 7th month (September) 2, 1704, 1704, circa 1910-1960.

Box 33 Folder 2

Letter to Robert Harley. 7th month (September) 7, 1704; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 16, 1704; Letter to [Edward Southwell]. 8th month (October) 6, 1704.

Box 33 Folder 3

Letter to James Logan. 9th month (November) 2, 1704, [circa 1704], circa 1910-1960.

Box 33 Folder 4

Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 6, 1704, 1704, circa 1910-1960.

Box 33 Folder 5

Letter to the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations. 10th month (December) 5, 1704; Letter to Edward Southwell (?). 10th month (December) 12, 1704; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 2, 1704; Letter to Hannah Penn. [11th month January 2, 1704]; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 3, 1704.

Box 33 Folder 6

Letter to Friends. 11th month (January) 4, 1704; Letter to [James Logan]. 11th month (January) 16, 1704; Answer to the Four Queries of the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 12, 1704; Letter to James Logan. 11th month (January) 16, 1704.

Box 33 Folder 7

Letter to Edward Southwell, Secretary of State for Ireland, Dublin. 11th month (January) 20, 1704; Letter to Roger Mompesson. 12th month (February) 17, 1704-5; Letter to Edward Southwell. 12th month (February) 20, 1704; Letter to Friends in Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 26, 1704-5.

Box 33 Folder 8

Letter to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 26, 1704-5; Epistle to the Quakers, 1705; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 1st month (March) 9, 1704-5.

Box 33 Folder 9

Inscription in Penn Family Bible. 2nd month (April) 1, 1705; Extract of Letter to John Oldmixon, [circa 1705]; Letter to James Logan. 2nd month (April 30, 1705; Letter to Robert Harley. 3rd month (May) 1, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 10

Letter to James Logan. 3rd month (May) 10, 1705; Letter to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 11, 1705; Letter to the Earl of Seafield. 3rd month (May) 12, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 11

Draft of a Surrender of the Pennsylvania Government. Circa 4th month (June) 5, 1705; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 6, 1705; Letter to the board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 20, 1705; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 30, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 12

Letter to Robert Harley. 6th month (August) 24, 1705; Answer to the Board of Trade's Objections to Certain Pennsylvania Laws. Circa 6th month (August) 31, 1705; Concessions Desired from Queen Anne on Proposed Surrender of Pennsylvania. Circa 7th month (September) 1, 1705; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 7, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 13

Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 14, 1705. P.S. 7th month (September) 21, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 14

Letter to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 22, 1705; Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 30, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 15

Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 3, 1705; Will. 8th month (October) 8, 1705; Letter to John and Mary Sotcher, Steward and Housekeeper at Pennsbury, Pennsylvania. 8th month (October) 12, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 16

Letter to Samuel Carpenter, Edward Shippen, Griffith Owen, Robert Turner, and Thomas Story. 9th month (November) 18, 1705; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 9th month (November) 21, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 17

Fulfillment of the Bond to Thomas Callowhill Providing for the Children of Callowhill Marriage. 10th month (December) 7, 1705; Letter to James Logan. 10th month (December) 28, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 18

Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 7, 1705, 1705, circa 1910-1960.

Box 33 Folder 19

Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 7, 1705; Commission of Renewal to John Evans as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 7, 1705; Commission of John Evans as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 7, 1705; Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 9, 1705.

Box 33 Folder 20

Letter to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 12th month (February) 16, 1705-6; Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 16, 1705-6; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 12th month (February) 22, 1705-6.

Box 33 Folder 21

Letter to Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State, England. 12th month (February) 23, 1705; Letter to James Logan. 1st month (March) 2, 1706; Letter to Jonathan and Caleb Dickinson in Jamaica. 1st month (March) 6, 1705-6; Letter to Sir Hiram Trumbull. 2nd month (April) 17, 1706; Letter to John Evans, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 11, 1706.

Box 33 Folder 22

Letter to Jonathan and Caleb Dickinson in Jamaica. 4th month (June) 20, 1706; Letter to Robert Harley. 5th month (July) 14, 1706; Letter to John Winch of Westminster, London. 6th month (August) 23, 1706; Statement of Transactions with Philip Ford. 7th month (September) 7, 1706.

Box 33 Folder 23

Letter to Robert Harley. 7th month (September) 8, 1706; Letter to Thomas Curtis, of Reading, England. 9th month (November) 14, 1706; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 11th month (January) 29, 1706-1707.

Box 33 Folder 24

Letter to Jonathan and Caleb Dickenson. 12th month (February) 14, 1706; Letter to Elizabeth, Countess Dowager of Winchelsea, 1707; Sir William Penn to Ormonde. 1st month (March) 8, 1706-1707; Letter to William Popple, Secretary to the Board of Trade, England. 1st month (March) 3, 1707.

Box 33 Folder 25

Letter to the Earl of Shrewsbury. 1st month (March) 29, 1707; Letter to the Earl of Shrewsburgy. 2nd month (April) 1, 1707; Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 15, 1707; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 10, 1707. P.S. 5th month (July) 8, 1707; Note to Captain Edward Smith, Jamaica. 4th month (June) 16, 1707.

Box 33 Folder 26

Letter to Jonathan and Caleb Dickinson and Captain Gomerson in Jamaica. 4th month (June) 17, 1707; Letters to R. Hill. 5th month (July) 22, 1707; Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 2, 1707; Letter to "Lov [Q(?)] Ffrd". 6th month (August) 2, 1707.

Box 33 Folder 27

Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 6th month (August) 14, 1707; Letter to the Earl of Sheafield. 7th month (September) 20, 1707; Letter to Samuel Carpenter, Griffth Owen, Thomas Story, Caleb Pusey, Rowland Ellis, and Richard Hill in PA. 8th month (October) 7, 1707; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 16, 1707.

Box 33 Folder 28

Letter to [unknown]. 12th month (February) 28, 1707, 1707, circa 1910-1960.

Box 33 Folder 29

Errors in Philip Ford's Accounts, [1706?]; Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. Circa 1st month (March) 29, 1708; Letter to James Logan. 3rd month (May) 3, 1708; Letter to John Sotcher. 3rd month (May) 18, 1708.

Box 33 Folder 30

Letter to James Logan. 3rd month (May) 18, 1709; Petition to Queen Anne of England. Circa 3rd month (May) 20, 1708; Letter to William Popple, Secretary to the Board of Trade, England. 3rd month (May) 26, 1708.

Box 33 Folder 31

Letter to John Evans, Governor of Pennsylvania. 3rd month (May) 27, 1706 and 4th month (June) 29, 1706; Letter to James Logan. 3rd month (May) 27, 1708; Petition to Queen Anne. Circa 4th month (June) 1708.

Box 33 Folder 32

Letter to Henry Boyle. [3rd month [May] 28, 1708]; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 1, 1708; Recommendation from William Penn et al. 4th month (June) 4, 1708; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 29, 1708; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 5th month (July) 2, 1708.

Box 33 Folder 33

Declaration Concerning the Crown's Claim to Delaware. 5th month (July) 2, 1708; Letter to Nicholas Gates, in Alton, Hampshire, England. 5th month (July) 19, 1708; The Case of William Penn vs. Philip Ford, 1708; Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 21, 1708.

Box 33 Folder 34

Letter to [unknown]. 6th month (August), 1708; Commission to Charles Gookin as Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 7th month (September) 3, 1708; Note. Circa 7th month (September) 3, 1708.

Box 33 Folder 35

Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 11, 1708; Letter to Quakers in Antigua. 7th month (September) 14, 1708.

Box 34 Folder 1

Letter to Samuel and Hannah Carpenter. 7th month (September) 16, 1708, 1708, circa 1910-1960.

Box 34 Folder 2

Letter to Samuel Carpenter, Thomas Story, Griffith Owen, Caleb Pusey, Richard Hill, Isaac Norris, and Rowland Ellis. 7th month (September) 28, 1708; Letter to James Logan. 7th month (September) 29, 1708.

Box 34 Folder 3

Letter to the Commissioners of Customs in Pennsylvania. [Circa 7th month (September) 29, 1708 (?)]; Letter to James Logan. 10th month (December) 29, 1708; Letter to Amos Strettel. 11th month (January) 8, 1708; Petition to Queen Anne of Great Britain. Circa 11th month (January) 27, 1708-9.

Box 34 Folder 4

Letter to James Logan. 12th month (February) 27, 1708-9, 1708 to 1709, circa 1910-1960.

Box 34 Folder 5

A Prefatory Introduction to Sir Bulstrod Whitlocke's Memorials of the English Affairs. 12th month (February) 28, 1708-9; Letter to James Logan. 1st month (March) 3, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 6

Letter to James Logan. 1st month (March) 12, 1708-9; Petition to Queen Anne of Great Britain. Circa 11th month (January) 27, 1708-9; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 2nd month (April) 6, 1709; Petition to Queen Anne of Great Britain. 2nd month (April) 16, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 7

Order to Colonel Charles Gookin. 2nd month (April) 28, 1709; Letter to the Duke of Marlborough. 3rd month (May) 3, 1709; Letter to William Popple, Secretary to the Board of Trade. 4th month (June) 9, 1709; Letter to J. Taylor. 4th month (June) 12, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 8

Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 4th month (June) 17, 1709; Letter to Wife Hannah in Bristol, England. 4th month (June) 25, 1709; Letter to James Logan. 4th month (June) 26, 1709; Letter to Wife Hannah, in Bristol, England. 5th month (July) 1, 1709; Letter to Wife Hannah, in Bristol, England. 5th month (July) 9, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 9

Letter to Wife Hannah, in Bristol, England. 5th month (July) 14, 1709; Letter to Hannah Penn. (?) 5th month (July) 20, 1709 (?); Letter to the Duke of Marlborough. 3rd month (May) 22, 1709; Letter to the Duke of Marlborough. 3rd month (May) 22, 1709; Letter to William Popple, Secretary of the Board of Trade, England. 7th month (September) 12, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 10

Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 14, 1709; Letter to his son, Thomas Penn, age 8, in Bristol. 8th month (October) 22, 1709; Letter to his son, John Penn, aged 10. 10th month (December) 15, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 11

Letter to Wife Hannah Penn. 10th month (December) 20, 1709; Letter to Wife Hannah Penn. 10th month (December) 24, 1709; Letter to his son, in Bristol. 11th month (January) 7, 1709.

Box 34 Folder 12

Letter to Wife Hannah, in Bristol. 11th month (January) 17, 1709; Letter to Wife Hannah. 11th month (January) 19, 1709-10; Letter to Wife Hannah at the White Hart, Marlborough, Wiltshire. 12th month (February) 7, 1709-10.

Box 34 Folder 13

Memorial to the Earl of Sunderland, Secretary of State, England. 1st month (March) 27, 1710; Letter to [?] Viscount Townshend, British Ambassador to the Netherlands. 2nd month (April) 4, 1710; Commission to Lewis Mitchel. 4th month (June) 3, 1710; Bond, with Son William, to Charles Demster of Westminster, London. 4th month (June) 7, 1710.

Box 34 Folder 14

A Serious Expostulation with the Inhabitant of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 27, 1710.

Box 34 Folder 15

Memorial to the Board of Trade concerning his Proposed Surrender of the Pennsylvania Government. Circa 5th month (July) 31, 1710.

Box 34 Folder 16

Letter to the Earl of Dartmouth, Secretary of State, England. 7th month (September) 30, 1710; Letter to Charles Gookin. Circa 7th month or 8th month, 1710; Letter to the Board of Trade, England. 10th month (December) 7, 1710; Memorial to the Board of Trade, England, concerning the Proposed Surrender of Pennsylvania Government. 12th month (February) 2, 1710-11. 5 - Letter to Edward Shippen, Samuel Carpenter, Richard Hill, J. H. Griffith Owen, Isaac Norris, Caleb Pusey, Samuel Preston and Thomas Masters. 12th month (February) 10, 1710-11.

Box 34 Folder 17

Letter to the Earl of Darmouth, Secretary of State, England. [ ] month ( ) 20, 1711; An Epistle to the Reader in Sir Bulstrode Whitlock's Quench not the Spirit. Printed in London, 1711; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, circa 1711; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford. [ ] month ( ) 6, 1711-1712; Letter to Charles Gookin, Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania. 1st month (March) 14, 1711, London.

Box 34 Folder 18

Epistle to the Quaker Yearly Meeting at Bristol, England. 2nd month (April) 28, 1711; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford. 4th month (June) 11, 1711; Letter to Captain John Finney, of Cheshire, England. 4th month (June) 28, 1711; Petition, with son William Penn and Francis Bernard, to the Duke of Ormonde, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Circa 6th month (August) 14, 1711.

Box 34 Folder 19

Commission to Edward Shippen, Samuel Carpenter, Richard Hill, Isaac Norris and James Logan as Commissioners of Property in Pennsylvania. 9th month (November) 9, 1711.

Box 34 Folder 20

Indenture William Penn and other to Edward Shippen and others. 9th month (November) 10, 1711.

Box 34 Folder 21

Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain. 10th month (December) 6, 1711; Instructions to Edward Shippen, Samuel Carpenter ... Accounts with James Logan, Receiver General. 10th month (December) 8, 1711; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, Lord High Treasurer of England. 10th month (December) 24, 1711; Letter to Council Trade and Plantations. 12th month (February) 2, 17110; Memorial Relating to the Surrender of the Government. 12th month (February) 13, 1711; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford. 1712; Preface to John Bank's Journal. 12th month (February) 23, 1711.

Box 34 Folder 22

Letter to James Logan. 1st month (March) 7, 1712, Whitehall, London; Petition, with Colonel John French, Naval Officer in Delaware, to Robert Harley, Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain. Circa 2nd month (April) 14, 1712; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain. 3rd month (May) 12, 1712; Letter to Ann Thornton, Widow, in London. 3rd month (May) 13, 1712; Will. 3rd month (May) 27, 1712, Ruscomb, Berkshire, England.

Box 34 Folder 23

Commission to Colonel John French as Clerk of the Courts of New Castle County, Delaware. 4th month (June) 14, 1712; Commission to Peter Evans as Register - General of Pennsylvania. 4th month (June) 21, 1712; Letter to James Logan. 5th month (July) 24, 1712; Letter to Samuel Carpenter, ... and Griffith Owen. 5th month (July) 24, 1712.

Box 34 Folder 24

Letter to James Logan. 6th month (August) 15, 1712; Letter to James Logan. 8th month (October) 4, 1712; Letter to Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain. 12th month (February) 28, 1712; Petition to Queen Anne of England for the Recovery of the Estate of his Uncle George Penn, circa 1712; Letter referring to the Attack on Marshal Villars. 2nd month (April) 10, 1713.

Box 34 Folder 25

Christian Discipline: or Certain Good and Wholesome Orders, for the Well-Governing of my Family. First printing 1751; Declaration concerning the Crown's Claim to Delaware. 8th month (October) 25, 1716, 1751, circa 1910-1960.

Box 34 Folder 26

Manuscript. undated; Letter to Lord Fairfax, undated; Letter to Margaret Fox, undated.

Box 34 Folder 27

To Honorable Henry Boyle; Description of a True Quaker, undated.

Box 34 Folder 28

Letter to "An Old friend" concerning the Aubrey family, undated; Draft of Bill for Preservation of Property, undated; Short Essay, undated.

Box 34 Folder 29

Torn fragment (concluding portion of a letter), undated; From Lady Ranelagh to Mr. Penn, undated; From Lady Ranelagh to Mr. Penn. 12 February, undated; Assorted notes by Albert Cook Myers on different lost letters; Letter to Stephen Crisp, undated.

Box 34 Folder 30

Scope and Contents note

The "Addenda" series contains materials that possibly would have been included in a planned addenda for Myers' unfinished "Complete Works of William Penn." Materials include transcriptions and typescripts of William Penn manuscripts as well as photos of the documents.

William Penn to James Logan [circa 1672] November 28; William Penn to Friends [1672]; William Penn to unidentified recipient [1673] September 23; A Curb for ... John Faldo's Printed Charge [1673]; William Penn to Sr. J. Car of Suffolk [1673/4]; George Fox to William Penn [1674] May 28; Friends to the House of Lords [1674]; William Penn to J. Ketch [1674]; William Penn to E. Wasle [1674]; The Concessions ... West New Jersey, 1676 3 March; and William Penn to P[eter] ... B. V. Jon, etcetera, 1677 December 10, [1674], circa 1910-1960.

Box 107 Folder 1

The Case of New Jersey Slated ... [1680]; The Present State of Colony of West Jersey ... 1681; William Penn to Thomas Rudyard and Herbert Springett, 1681/1682; "Laws and Orders ... of Ordinary's" [1682 November]; [Sir William Petty] to William Penn, 1682 August 4; Jacob van de Walle to William Penn, 1684 July 9; "Now the Lands ... to same purport;" Mr. Rodes to William Penn; 1685 February 5; William Penn to Thomas Lloyd, 1685, third month, 19; Joseph Growden to William Penn, 1687/88; Three considerations Propos'd to William Penn ... by a Baptist [1688]; and William Penn to Thomas Holmer, circa 1688.

Box 107 Folder 2

An Epistle to the people of God called Quakers [1689]; William Penn dr. to Samuel Jennings, 1690-1693; Joseph Growdon to William Penn, 1691 April 28; William Penn to Sir John Rodes, 1693 October; Sir John Rodes to William Penn, 1693 October 27; William Penn to Sir John Rodes, 1694 July 31; William Penn to Hannah Callowhill, circa 1695; William Penn to John Gratton, 1695 August 2; An Epistle to Friends concerning the Education of Children, 1697; and William Penn to Sir John Rodes, 1697 July 27.

Box 107 Folder 3

William Penn to John Churchill, 1699 February; William Penn to John Gratton, 1699 April 5; William Penn to P. Pemberton, 1700 September 12; Members of the Assembly from the Lower Counties to William Penn, 1701 October 10; Isaac Norris to William Penn, 1704/5 February 13, 1709, December 2; Joseph Growden to William Penn, 1711 May 3; William Penn's Charter, the Public School, 1711 November 29; Counsel's Answers to the Lord's Queries [1703]; and Robert Hunter to William Penn, 1712 December 22.

Box 107 Folder 4

Testimony concerning William Penn by Reading Meeting, 1719; Braudon to William Penn, September 3; Anthony Lowther to William Penn, undated; L.D. Poulett to William Penn, undated; William Penn to Hugh Roberts, undated; William Penn's sermon: "Right Marriage as it stands in the Light and council," undated; Dutch letters of William Penn; facsimiles of Penn manuscripts; Butterfield - Stevens manuscripts; and Penn's New Jersey Lands.

Box 107 Folder 5

Scope and Contents note

"Biographical notes" includes research conducted by Myers in his efforts to write a biography of William Penn. The series is organized into six subseries, "Penn Ancestry and Kindred;" "Jasper family;" "William Penn, his travels, his contemporaries, and his descendents;" "Itinerary and chronology of William Penn;" "Others," and "Index to the biographical notes of William Penn (en masses)." In addition to information about family and events in Penn's life, Myers collected whatever data he could about places connected with William Penn, including photographs, wherever possible, and whatever biographical and genealogical information he could discover about people connected with William Penn.

"Penn Ancestry and Kindred" follows a chronological order, beginning with the Penn genealogy, Penn's maternal and paternal grandparents, and his parents. Included is information regarding Penn Lodge in Minety, Minety Church, and Bristol. Also included is information on families, such as the Crispin family and the Blackfan family, as well as information on specific individuals such as James Bradshaw, the Lady Martha Dupant Joice, and Richard Harman, to name only a few.

William Penn's mother was Margaret Jasper before her marriage to Sir William Penn. The "Jasper family" series includes notes and records regarding the Jaspar family as a whole, the estate of John Jasper, and information regarding several churches, including the Dutch Church of Austin Friars and the Church of St. Olave, both in London.

"William Penn, his travels, his contemporaries, and his descendents" includes extensive research on William Penn, his wives, his children, and his homes. This series is arranged chronologically. Of particular interest may be the files concerning Penn's voyage on the Welcome, Pennsbury, and Pennsylvania Castle and the disposition of its contents in 1916. Included is information regarding known portraits of Penn family members.

The "Itinerary and chronology of William Penn" appears to be a daily chronological listing of William Penn's known itinerary from 1644 to 1718. Information in these folders is often scant, with weeks left completely blank.

"Others" includes biographical research on contemporaries of William Penn as well as those who may have influenced his thinking, particularly in regards to Quakerism. There are biographical notes regarding Penn's lawyers and agents, as well as his secretaries and stewards. William Penn lawyers and agents is composed of one folder that contains Myers' notes and correspondence on the various lawyers and agents of William Penn. Robert West appears to be the main focus of these notes. A William and Mary College Quarterly historical magazine from January, 1924 is also included. Information regarding Penn's secretaries and stewards included genealogical tables and notes, transcripts of meetings, and letters. There is a significant amount of biographical material, however, the main focus of the notes appear to be in regards to the secretaries and stewards involvement and work with William Penn. These files may also contain newspaper clippings and images. Some individuals researched include Robert Barclay, governor of the East Jersey colony in North America during the 1680s; Major John Fenwick, proprietor of West New Jersey; Philip Ford, agent; Benjamin Furly, agent; Thomas Gilpin, Quaker; John Jeffries; George Keith, Surveyor-General; Tobias Ludwig Kolhasius, German Quaker; William Lickford; Patrick Logan, father of James Logan; James Neville; Thomas Rudyard, deputy-governor of East New Jersey; John South; Richard Stevens; and Robert Webb, Marshall of the Court of Vice Admiralty for Pennsylvania, the lower counties and West Jersey. Significant research was conducted regarding James Logan. Files on James Logan include photographs of portraits, biographical material, information regarding Stenton, newspaper clippings, and copies of some of Logan's letters. Researchers should be aware that a bulk of the material regarding Logan is notes, as well as some correspondence to Myers relating to his research. Information regarding Mark Swanner (Markus Schwaner), a German Quaker and member of the staff of George Fox, includes largely biographical and genealogical notes, but also photocopies of books covers, and information about Zattau. Researchers should note that some of the Swanner material is in German. In addition, there is biographical information regarding William Penn's physicians, Dr. Mathews and Dr. Waldern.

This series is most valuable because it contains the results of Myers' search for biographical information about Penn and the Penn family, which he almost invariably posted in these volumes with references to the sources, which included both standard and obscure printed works and manuscripts of Penn's contemporaries.

Penn genealogy.

Box 35 Folder 1

A pedigree and genealogical notes, from wills, registers, and deeds, of the highly distinguished family of Penn, of England and America: designed as a tribute to the memory of the great and good William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, compiled and published by James Coleman, 1871.

Box 35 Folder 2

Penn Gleanings, by J. Henry Lea, circa 1900, circa 1910-1960.

Box 35 Folder 3

The Family of William Penn.

Box 35 Folder 4

Penn Lodge and Minety.

Box 35 Folder 5

Correspondence with the Rev. Canon F.H. Manley.

Box 35 Folder 6

Minety Church (Views).

Box 35 Folder 7

Penn Lodge.

Box 35 Folder 8

Rastall (Sir William Penn's Grandmother) and George.

Box 35 Folder 9

Richard Harman; Major William Penn of Kinsale; and Richard Penn (cousin of the founder).

Box 35 Folder 10

William Markham (nephew of Sir William Penn).

Box 35 Folder 11

William Markham to Captain Thomas Holme, 3rd month, 18, 1688, Philadelphia.

Box 35 Folder 12

James Bradshaw.

Box 35 Folder 13

The Lady Martha Dupant Joice.

Box 35 Folder 14

Crispin Family, 1898, circa 1910-1960.

Box 35 Folder 15

Blackfan family.

Box 35 Folder 16

Rooth or Rothe; and Asheton.

Box 35 Folder 17

Parmyter.

Box 35 Folder 18

Dighton.

Box 35 Folder 19

Letter, Sir William Poole, Leghorn to Sir William Penn, 1670 June 2.

Box 35 Folder 20

Tilnes; and Giles Penn, father of Sir William Penn.

Box 35 Folder 21

Giles Penn, Miscellaneous Notes; Joane Gilbert, wife of Giles Penn; and Joane (Joan) Gilbert Penn, wife and widow of Giles Penn.

Box 35 Folder 22

Letters of Giles Penn concerning Morocco Piracy, etcetera.

Box 35 Folder 23

Gilbert; William Penn, of Bristol, brother of Giles Penn; George Penn, of Bristol, brother of Giles Penn; and Susan Penn, sister of Giles Penn.

Box 35 Folder 24

George Penn, son of Giles Penn, and elder brother of Sir William Penn (1601-1664).

Box 36 Folder 1

Henry Penn, son of Giles Penn; Admiral Sir William Penn; and bibliography.

Box 36 Folder 2

Sir William Penn: Some short biographies, portraits, letters of Sir William Penn to his son William, and marriage on June 6, 1643.

Box 36 Folder 3

Lady Penn.

Box 36 Folder 4

Richard Penn; and John Penn.

Box 36 Folder 5

Margaret (Penn) Lowther.

Box 36 Folder 6

Lowther: letter from Anthony Lowther to William Penn, undated (Photograph); and letter from Margaret Lowther to William Penn, 1683 August 4.

Box 36 Folder 7

Marske Hall.

Box 36 Folder 8

Holcroft.

Box 36 Folder 9

Bristol.

Box 36 Folder 10

Jasper family.

Box 36 Folder 11-12

Jasper notes.

Box 36 Folder 13

Dutch Church of Austin Friars, London; Will of Nicholas van der Scuden, dated 1631 August 6.

Box 36 Folder 14

Administration on the estate of John Jasper, 1652; Other John Jaspers.

Box 36 Folder 15

Andrew Chaplin; and Ballycassey.

Box 36 Folder 16

Church of St. Olave, Hart St. London; and Lord Bayning's Charity (or Viscount Sudbury's) Almshouses or Hospitals, 1908, circa 1910-1960.

Box 36 Folder 17

Jasper records.

Box 36 Folder 18

Sir William Penn.

Box 37 Folder 1

William Penn's [birthplace].

Box 37 Folder 2

Lady Margaret Penn.

Box 37 Folder 3

William Penn's Birth, 1644 October 14 (born near the Tower and baptized at Allhallows-Barking 1644 October 23), 1908, circa 1910-1960.

Box 37 Folder 4

The Memorial Celebrations, 1911.

Box 37 Folder 5

William Penn Chronological Biography but mostly references to Admiral Sir William Penn.

Box 37 Folder 6-7

Macroon Castle [1655]; and William Penn notes.

Box 37 Folder 8

Chigwell.

Box 37 Folder 9

1658.

Box 37 Folder 10

William Penn at Oxford 166[0]-1662.

Box 37 Folder 11

Incidents during Oxford period, but not at Oxford, from 1660.

Box 37 Folder 12

1654 to 1661-1662.

Box 38 Folder 1

William Penn in Saumur, France.

Box 38 Folder 2

Pictures of Saumur, France.

Box 38 Folder 3

Saumur, France notes and Saumur et ses environs.

Box 38 Folder 4

Notice sur Saumur, France, and L'Academie Protestante de Saumur, 1605-1685, circa 1908-[1960(?)].

Box 38 Folder 5

Intercepted correspondence of William Penn, 1670; Short Period; Events in England during William Penn's absence in France, 1662-1664.

Box 38 Folder 6

George Penn, brother of Sir William Penn, 1664; and William Penn at Lincoln Inn, contemporary events and letters.

Box 38 Folder 7

The Naval Expedition against Holland1665 March-April; and The Royal Charles (views).

Box 38 Folder 8

Slothony Incident and Impeachment of Admiral Sir William Penn, 1665 September-October.

Box 38 Folder 9

William Penn in Carrickfergus, Ireland, 1666 Spring.

Box 38 Folder 10

Admiral Penn's Victualling Loan; and topography of Wanstead.

Box 38 Folder 11

Penn's conversion to Quakerism in Ireland, 1667-1668.

Box 39 Folder 1

William Penn returns to England, 9th month [after 5th day], 1667 [Sir William Penn's Impeachment, April 21, 1668].

Box 39 Folder 2

William Penn in imprisoned in the Tower, 1668 December 12 (released circa 1669 August).

Box 39 Folder 3

William Penn returns to Ireland, 1669-1670 October.

Box 39 Folder 4

In Newgate 1670, 6th month, 15.

Box 39 Folder 5

Penn Mead Trial, 1670 September 1,3-5, London.

Box 39 Folder 6

Admiral Sir William Penn's death and burial, will, and inventory, 1670.

Box 39 Folder 7

Visit to Holland and Germany, 1671.

Box 39 Folder 8

First marriage, to Gulielma Maria Springett, 1672 April 4.

Box 39 Folder 9

King John's Farm, Chorleywood.

Box 39 Folder 10

Guli (Springett) Penn, chronology and letters.

Box 40 Folder 1

Lord Vaughan's (Earl of Carberry), love letter to Guli Springett, 1644 (photograph).

Box 40 Folder 2

Guli Penn's estate; and Guli Springett's accounts with her tenant, 1669.

Box 40 Folder 3

Prude family; and Roper.

Box 40 Folder 4

Fagge.

Box 40 Folder 5

Faversham, Kent, circa 1876-1960.

Box 40 Folder 6

Goodneston Court.

Box 40 Folder 7

Oxenden of Dene, Kent; and Nevinson of Eastry.

Box 40 Folder 8

Springett family.

Box 40 Folder 9

Elizabeth Springett; the Springetts in the Middle Temple; and the Springetts of Hawkhurst, Kent.

Box 40 Folder 10

Broyle Place, Ringmer, Sussex.

Box 40 Folder 11

Other Springetts; Harbert Springett of Lewes, Sussex (1554-1620); and Simon Stone.

Box 40 Folder 12

Sir Thomas Springett, Kt (1588-1639); and Sir Harbert Springett, Bt. (1612-1661).

Box 40 Folder 13

Thomas Springett (d. 1652); Anthony Springett; and Harbert Springett (1590-1622).

Box 40 Folder 14

Partridge family.

Box 40 Folder 15-16

Steede family; and Guli Penn's relationship to Elizabeth Covert, first wife of John Fenwick.

Box 40 Folder 17

Culpeper family; and Guli Penn's relationship to Frances Culpeper.

Box 41 Folder 1

Guli Penn's relationship to Thomas, 2nd Lord Culpeper.

Box 41 Folder 2

Pordage of Rodmersham.

Box 41 Folder 3

Culpeper (continued).

Box 41 Folder 4

Sir William Springett, KT (1620-1643/4), Puritan and soldier (Guli Penn's father).

Box 41 Folder 5

Baptismal incident, 1642; Thomas Wilson, minister at Otham; Will of Sir William Springett, 1643; and photographs of his monument in Ringmer Church.

Box 41 Folder 6

Guide to Maidstone, Kent.

Box 41 Folder 7

Harbert Springett (son of Harbert and Catherine (Patridge) Springett, and Guli Penn's uncle).

Box 41 Folder 8

Harbert Springett (son of Harbert and Elizabeth (Tufnell) Springett and Guli Penn's first cousin), Lawyer.

Box 41 Folder 9

Anthony Springett (Guli Penn's first cousin); and William Springett (Guli Penn's first cousin).

Box 41 Folder 10

Mary (Proude) (Springett) Penington, autobiography; and Canterbury Cathedral (views).

Box 41 Folder 11

Penington family, St. Margaret's Church, Westminster (views); and Isaac Penington.

Box 41 Folder 12

Children of Isaac and Mary Penington.

Box 41 Folder 13

Other Peningtons; and Mary Wharley.

Box 41 Folder 14

Lewes; and Canterbury.

Box 41 Folder 15

Rottingdean (Sussex).

Box 41 Folder 16

Rickmansworth; and Basing House Rickmansworth, Herts.

Box 42 Folder 1

Early Married Life at Basing House, 1672-1673.

Box 42 Folder 2

1674.

Box 42 Folder 3

1675.

Box 42 Folder 4

1676.

Box 42 Folder 5

Letter from William Penn of Bucks to William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania 1676 May 1.

Box 42 Folder 6

Worminghurst, Sussex, miscellaneous notes; and the Duke of Norfolk's correspondence.

Box 42 Folder 7

Worminghurst deeds in the Duke of Norfolk's Muniment Room.

Box 42 Folder 8

Marriage Settlement of William Penn, Junior and Mary Jones, 1698 January 10; and views of Worminghurst.

Box 42 Folder 9

Worminghurst Church views, etcetera.

Box 42 Folder 10

Servants at Worminghurst.

Box 42 Folder 11

Amberly Castle; and The Blue Idle (or Idol) (views of Thakeham Sussex).

Box 42 Folder 12

Penn's Rocks.

Box 42 Folder 13

Storrington (Sussex).

Box 42 Folder 14

Views of Steyning, Sussex.

Box 42 Folder 15

Views of Horsham, Sussex.

Box 42 Folder 16

Essex: Colchester.

Box 43 Folder 1-2

Essex: [S]eering; and Kelvedon.

Box 43 Folder 3

Essex: Coggleshall.

Box 43 Folder 4

1677-1680:.

Box 43 Folder 5

1677-1680: Letters of George Hutchinson and Algernon Sidney.

Box 43 Folder 6

1677-1680: Algernon Sidney on his parliamentary candidature at Guildford, 1678.

Box 43 Folder 7

1677-1680: 1679.

Box 43 Folder 8

1677-1680: Algernon Sidney's Parliamentary candidate at Bramber.

Box 43 Folder 9

1677-1680: Views of Wiston, Sussex.

Box 43 Folder 10

1677-1680: 1680.

Box 43 Folder 11

1677-1680: The Navy ... to ye King etcetera, 1680.

Box 43 Folder 12

1681: The Charter of Pennsylvania, 1680/1 March 4.

Box 44 Folder 1

1681: 1681 until July.

Box 44 Folder 2

1681: Penn's London Land office.

Box 44 Folder 3

1681: 1681 from July (first part).

Box 44 Folder 4-6

1682 March-October: Mostly Land Transfers.

Box 44 Folder 7-10

1682 March-October: First Voyage to America, Gravesend, 1682 August.

Box 44 Folder 11

1682: The Welcome and her Voyage, 1682; and The Settle Certificate.

Box 45 Folder 1

1682: Other early ships named "Welcome".

Box 45 Folder 2

1682: Model of the Ship Welcome; and Robert Greenaway, captain of The Welcome.

Box 45 Folder 3

1682: Welcome Society; the passengers of the Welcome (including a County list showing whence they came in England and Wales); the passengers of the Welcome whose English origin is unknown; births on board the ship Welcome; and earlier printed lists of passengers, Welcome Society, 1852, circa 1910-1960.

Box 45 Folder 4

1682: Miscellaneous notes about passengers; and Albert Cook Myer's list of the Welcome passengers.

Box 45 Folder 5

1682: Alphabetical list of Passengers on board the Welcome, Initials A to G.

Box 45 Folder 6-9

1682: Alphabetical list of Passengers on board the Welcome, Initials H to W.

Box 46 Folder 1-11

1682: Zachariah Whitpain's plantation.

Box 46 Folder 12

1682: Arrival in America, Landing at Newcastle, 1682 October 28.

Box 47 Folder 1

1682: Penn at Chester, 1682; and Philadelphia.

Box 47 Folder 2

1682: Laetitia House, 1685, circa 1910-1960.

Box 47 Folder 3

1682: William Penn and the Ferries.

Box 47 Folder 4

1682: Letter of George Heathcote, New York, and etcetera.

Box 47 Folder 5

1682: Property Transfers (grants).

Box 47 Folder 6

1682: Letter of John Tucker, Whitehall, etcetera.

Box 47 Folder 7-8

1682: Letter of George Hutcheson Sheffield and etcetera.

Box 47 Folder 9

1682: Treaty with the Indians, 1882, circa 1910-1960.

Box 47 Folder 10-11

1682: Benjamin West's Picture of Penn's Treaty with the Indians.

Box 47 Folder 12

Miscellaneous Notes and Views of Pennsbury.

Box 48 Folder 1-3

"The Scriptore" in Philadelphia.

Box 48 Folder 4

Restoration of Pennsbury.

Box 48 Folder 5

Pennsbury Brew House.

Box 48 Folder 6

William Penn's earmarks of cattle; horses; saddlery and harness; coaches; Smith's Shop; hounds; forestry; and gardening.

Box 48 Folder 7

Ralph Smith, gardener.

Box 48 Folder 8

James Reid, gardener.

Box 48 Folder 9

Hugh Sharp, gardener; William Watson, coachman; and Henry Gibbs, carpenter.

Box 48 Folder 10

John Sotcher, steward.

Box 48 Folder 11

Mary Lofty, housekeeper (afterwards Mrs. Sotcher); and William Penn's Negroes.

Box 48 Folder 12

Miscellaneous and unidentified servants at Pennsbury.

Box 48 Folder 13

William Penn's Mill and Miller.

Box 48 Folder 14

1683: William Penn in Philadelphia, sales of land.

Box 49 Folder 1

1683: Letter of William Haig to William Penn, Dover, 1683 3rd month, 4.

Box 49 Folder 2

1683: Letter of Joseph Harris, Schuylkill to William Penn, 1683 3rd month 19.

Box 49 Folder 3

1683: Letter of Charles, Lord Baltimore, to William Penn, 1683 May 23; and letter of Thomas Mathews to George Fox, Burlington, 1863 4th month 11.

Box 49 Folder circa 1910-1960

1683: Letter of Thomas Holme, Christopher Taylor and Thomam Wynne to William Penn, Burlington, 1683 4th month 12.

Box 49 Folder 5

1683: Letter of William Clark to William Penn, 1863 4th month 21.

Box 49 Folder 6

1683: Letter of D. H. Thirahuaer to William Penn, Maryland, 1683 5th month 11.

Box 49 Folder 7

1683: Letter of Chr. Raweby to William Penn, Maryland, 1683 July 15.

Box 49 Folder 8

1683: Letter of William Haig to William Penn, Tinicum, 1683 6th month 7.

Box 49 Folder 9

1683: Letter of Guli Penn to Margaret Fox, Worminghurst, 1683 6th month 21; and letter of William Haig to William Penn, New York, 1683 6th month 29, 1683, circa 1910-1960.

Box 49 Folder 10

1683: James Graham's invoice of goods for William Penn, New York.

Box 49 Folder 11

1683: Letter of William Haig to William Penn, Albany, 1683 7th month 4.

Box 49 Folder 12

1683: Letter of George Heathcoke to William Penn, 1683 9th month 4.

Box 49 Folder 13

1683: Letter of Charles, Lord Baltimore to Dick Burek, Mattapany, 1683 December 7.

Box 49 Folder 14

1683: Letter of Thomas Rudyard to William Penn, East New Jersey, 1683 December 13.

Box 49 Folder 15

1683: Letter of William Clark Lewis to William Penn, 1683 11th month 15.

Box 49 Folder 16

1683: Letter of John West to William Penn, New York, 1683 January 28.

Box 49 Folder 17

1683: Letter of James Harrison to William Penn, Bux [Bucks], 1683 12th month 23.

Box 49 Folder 18

1683: Penn-Baltimore Boundary Dispute.

Box 49 Folder 19

1683: William Penn and Rebecca Wood.

Box 50 Folder 1

1684: William Penn and Triplena Holloway, etcetera.

Box 50 Folder 2

1684: Letter William Welch to William Penn.

Box 50 Folder 3

1684: Letter of Lord Howard of Effingham New York to William Penn, 1683 July 1.

Box 50 Folder 4

1684: Letter William Welch to William Penn, New Castle, 1684 April 5.

Box 50 Folder 5

1684: Letter of Lord Howard of Effingham, New York to William Penn, 1684 July 1.

Box 50 Folder 6

1684-1686: Miscellaneous notes.

Box 50 Folder 7

William Penn's return to England.

Box 50 Folder 8

1684-1685: Ralph Futwell to William Penn, New York, 1684 October, 1684.

Box 50 Folder 9

1684-1685: Phillip T. Lehnmann to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1684 September 23, 1684.

Box 50 Folder 10

1684-1685: Dr. Nicholas More to William Penn, Green Springs, PA, 1684 December 1.

Box 50 Folder 11

1684-1685: Ralph Fretwell to William Penn, New York, 1684 December 15, 1684.

Box 50 Folder 12

1684-1685: Samuel Carpenter to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1684 December 25, 1684, circa 1910-1960.

Box 50 Folder 13

1684-1685: Ralph Fretwell to William Penn, 1684/5 February 10, 1684 or 1685.

Box 50 Folder 14

1684-1685: John Goodson to William Penn, 1684/5 March 6, 1684 or 1685.

Box 50 Folder 15

1685: Ralph Fretwell to William Penn, 1685 May 23, 1685.

Box 50 Folder 16

1685: Robert Turner to William Penn, 1685 October 31, 1685.

Box 50 Folder 17

1684-1686: Letter of Guli Penn to Margaret Fox, Worminghurst, 1684 6th month 24.

Box 50 Folder 18

1684-1685: Worthing, Sussex, England.

Box 50 Folder 19

1684-1685: Shoreham, Sussex, England.

Box 50 Folder 20

1684-1685: 1685.

Box 50 Folder 21

1684-1685: 1686.

Box 50 Folder 22

1684-1685: Penn called Jesuit.

Box 50 Folder 23

1684-1685: William Penn in Holland, circa 1686 July-August.

Box 50 Folder 24

1687-1688: 1687.

Box 51 Folder 1

1687-1688: Narrative of Daniel Coxe, Governor of West New Jersey, 1687.

Box 51 Folder 2

1687-1688: William Penn's Travels with the King, 1687 August.

Box 51 Folder 3

1687-1688: Penn's Second Oxford Visit, 1687 September.

Box 51 Folder 4-5

1687-1688: Letter of Henry Sidney to William Penn, Augsburgh, 1684 October 19; and Penn and Locke.

Box 51 Folder 6

1687: Henry Furnisto to William Penn, 1687 May 8, 1687.

Box 51 Folder 7

1687/8: Robert Turner ... John Eckley to William Penn, 1687/8 March 23, 1687 or 1688.

Box 51 Folder 8

1687-1688: 1688.

Box 51 Folder 9

1687-1688: Letter of Lady Ranelagh to William Penn, 1688 August 4.

Box 51 Folder 10

1687-1688: Letter of John Blackwell, Boston, 1688 November 11.

Box 51 Folder 11

1689-1695: Miscellaneous notes.

Box 51 Folder 12

1689-1695: Letter of Philip Ford to Phineas Pemberton, London, 1689 5th month 24; letter of William Biles to Phineas Pemberton, Massachusetts, 1689 [4th] month 2; and letter of Edward Blackfan to Phineas Pemberton, Deal, England, 1689 4th month 6.

Box 51 Folder 13

1688: James Fox to William Penn, 1688 January 3, 1688.

Box 51 Folder 14

1689-1695: 1690 Trial of Philip Conway for stealing William Penn's mare, Bucks County, 1689.

Box 51 Folder 15

1689-1695: Royal Proclamation against William Penn, et al. 1690 July 14; and letter of William Penn to Lord Nottingham, 1690 5th month 31.

Box 51 Folder 16

1689-1695: Royal Proclamation against William Penn, et al, 1690/1 February 5; and Francis Bagg on William Penn.

Box 51 Folder 17

1689-1695: Penn in hiding, 1691.

Box 51 Folder 18

1689-1695: Letter of G[eorge] W[hitehead], London to Thomas Lloyd and Arthur Cook, Pennsylvania, 1691 7th month 30.

Box 51 Folder 19

1689-1695: Letter of William Penn to Lord Nottingham, 1692 4th month 12; and Hoddesdon.

Box 51 Folder 20

1689-1695: 1693.

Box 51 Folder 21

1689-1695: Letter of Thomas Lloyd to Philip Ford, 1693 2nd month.

Box 51 Folder 22

1689-1695: Letter of Thomas Lower to Margaret Fox, 1693/4 11th month 11; and Guli Penn's death.

Box 51 Folder 23

1689-1695: 1694.

Box 51 Folder 24

1689-1695: Radcliff Meeting 1694/5 12th month (February); Letter of Henry Gauldney to Robert Barclay, London, 1694 12th month 28.

Box 51 Folder 25

1689-1695: Robert Turner to William Penn, 1694 August 13, 1694.

Box 51 Folder 26

1689-1695: 1695.

Box 51 Folder 27

1695-1699: Second marriage, Bristol, 1695.

Box 52 Folder 1

1695-1699: Hollister of Bristol.

Box 52 Folder 2

1695-1699: Callowhill of Bristol.

Box 52 Folder 3

1695-1699: In and about London, 1696.

Box 52 Folder 4

1695-1699: Samuel Carpenter to William Penn, 1896 April 26; and Antony Morris et. al. to William Penn, 1696/7 March 22.

Box 52 Folder 5

1695-1699: John Gratton to William Penn, 1696 August 2.

Box 52 Folder 6

1695-1699: At Bristol, in Sussex, and various places in England, 1697.

Box 52 Folder 7

1695-1699: Letter of Lord Powis to William Penn, 1697 October 25.

Box 52 Folder 8

1695-1699: PA [Council Assembly] to William Penn, 1697 May 25; and letter from Samuel Carpenter to William Penn, 1697 July 30, 1697.

Box 52 Folder 9

1695-1699: Visit to Ireland, 1698.

Box 52 Folder 10

1695-1699: Letter from Thomas Fitzwater to William Penn, Philadelphia County, 1698 August 13.

Box 52 Folder 11

1695-1699: Letter from Thomas Fitzwater to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1698/9 February 20.

Box 52 Folder 12

1695-1699: Thomas Fitzwater to William Penn, 1698 August 13, 1698.

Box 52 Folder 13

1695-1699: Samuel Carpenter to William Penn, 1698 November 19, 1698.

Box 52 Folder 14

1695-1699: Thomas Fitzwater, 1698/9 February 20, 1698 or 1699.

Box 52 Folder 15

1695-1699: William Penn in England, 1699.

Box 52 Folder 16

1695-1699: Letter of Thomas Hagward, Sarum, to William Penn, 1699 6th month 3.

Box 52 Folder 17

1695-1699: Portsmouth Southhampton Isle of Wight; South Hampton; William Penn at the Isle of Wight, 1699 7th month.

Box 52 Folder 18

1699-1700: Voyage of the Canterbury, 1699 August 21-November 28.

Box 53 Folder 1

1699-1700: In Philadelphia, 1699-1700 Winter.

Box 53 Folder 2

1699-1700: Slate Roof House.

Box 53 Folder 3

1699-1700: Letter of Hannah, wife of William Penn, Philadelphia, to Elizabeth Taylor, London, 1700 1st month 6.

Box 53 Folder 4

1699-1700: Letter of Thomas Fairman to William Penn, 1700 2nd month 25.

Box 53 Folder 5

1699-1700: Letter of Edward Penington, Philadelphia, to Phineas Pemberton, 1700 6th month 16.

Box 53 Folder 6

1699-1700: Francis Daniel Pastorious, Some Onomastical Considerations.

Box 53 Folder 7

1699-1700: Letter of William Clark, New Castle, to William Penn, 1700 12th month 27.

Box 53 Folder 8

1699-1700: Thomas Fitzwater to William Penn, 1700.

Box 53 Folder 9

1701-1705: Philadelphia.

Box 53 Folder 10

1701-1705: Letter of Godolphin W. Fox and Richard Hill, Whitehall, to William Penn, 1701 March 27.

Box 53 Folder 11

1701: William Penn's visit to Susquehanna.

Box 53 Folder 12

1701: Letter of John Furnis to James Logan, [circa 1701].

Box 53 Folder 13-14

1701-1705: William Penn's return to England in the ship Dalmahoy, December 1701; and London, 1702 January-February.

Box 54 Folder 1

1701-1705: Benjamin Israel to William Penn, 1701 October 20.

Box 54 Folder 2

1701-1705: In and about London, Letitia married at Thakeham 1702 6th month 20.

Box 54 Folder 3

1701-1705: Letter of Samuel Carpenter, Philadelphia, to William Penn, 1702 3rd month 10.

Box 54 Folder 4

1701-1705: Letter Thomas Fairman to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1702 May 12.

Box 54 Folder 5-6

1701-1705: Thomas Fairman to William Penn, 1702 May 12, 1702.

Box 54 Folder 7

1701-1705: John Gratton to William Penn, 1702 June 4, 1702.

Box 54 Folder 8

1701-1705: London, Bristol, Sussex, etcetera, 1703.

Box 54 Folder 9

1701-1705: Letter from Daniel Defoe to William Penn, 1703 July 12.

Box 54 Folder 10

1701-1705: In and about London, 1704.

Box 54 Folder 11-12

1701-1705: In and about London, 1705.

Box 54 Folder 13-14

1701-1705: Penn-Ford Controversy.

Box 54 Folder 15

1706-1709: In and about London, 1706.

Box 55 Folder 1

1706-1709: In and about London, 1707.

Box 55 Folder 2-3

1706-1709: William Penn in Fleet Prison, 1707-1708; and in and about London "under restraint," 1708.

Box 55 Folder 4

1706-1709: 1709.

Box 55 Folder 5

1706-1709: Caversham; and views of Caversham, Oxfordshire, England.

Box 55 Folder 6

1706-1709: Leatherhead.

Box 55 Folder 7

1706-1709: Reading, England.

Box 55 Folder 8

1706-1709: The Bear Inn, Reading; and the Cardinal's Hat, Reading.

Box 55 Folder 9

1706-1709: Friends Meeting House; and Church Lane, Reading.

Box 55 Folder 10

1706-1709: Friends Meeting House, Sun Lane, Reading; Friends Meeting House, London Street, Reading; and Friends Burial Ground, Ortes Fields, Reading.

Box 55 Folder 11

1706-1709: Berkshire, England.

Box 55 Folder 12

1710-1718: Ruscombe from Spring 1710.

Box 56 Folder 1

1710-1718: Ruscombe and travels in the southeast of England, 1710.

Box 56 Folder 2

1710-1718: Samuel Carpenter to William Penn, 1710 June 14, 1710.

Box 56 Folder 3

1710-1718: Samuel Preston to William Penn, 1710 November 28.

Box 56 Folder 4

1710-1718: At Ruscombe and in and about London, 1711.

Box 56 Folder 5

1710-1718: Letter from Griffith Owen to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1711 June 24.

Box 56 Folder 6

1710-1718: Letter from Robert Asheton to William Penn, Philadelphia, 1711 May 23.

Box 56 Folder 7

1710-1718: Letter from John French to William Penn, 1711 April 21.

Box 56 Folder 8

1710-1718: Letter from John French to William Penn, 1711.

Box 56 Folder 9

1710-1718: 1712 Ruscombe, etcetera; and Paralytic Seizures.

Box 56 Folder 10

1710-1718: Letter from William Bradford to William Penn, New York, 1712 December 15.

Box 56 Folder 11

1710-1718: Letter from Thomas Greye to William Penn, 1712 May 31.

Box 56 Folder 12

1710-1718: Letter from John French to William Penn, 1712 May 13.

Box 56 Folder 13

1710-1718: Letter from Peter Evans to [William Penn], 1712 June 23.

Box 56 Folder 14

1710-1718: Letter from Mathias Bagger to William Penn, 1712 November 17.

Box 56 Folder 15

1710-1718: Letter from John French to William Penn, 1712 November 18.

Box 56 Folder 16

1710-1718: Letter from William Bradford Sr. to William Penn, 1712 December 15.

Box 56 Folder 17

1710-1718: Ruscombe's health rapidly failing, 1713.

Box 56 Folder 18

1710-1718: Ruscombe, 1714.

Box 56 Folder 19

1710-1718: Letter from James Steel to William Penn, 1714 June 24, 1714.

Box 56 Folder 20

1710-1718: Letter from Sr. Ralph Freke to William Penn, 1714, 1714.

Box 56 Folder 21

1710-1718: Ruscombe, 1715.

Box 56 Folder 22

1710-1718: Letter from Edward and Mary Bathurst to Hannah Penn, Little Briton, 1715 November 20.

Box 56 Folder 23

1710-1718: Ruscombe, 1716; and 1717.

Box 56 Folder 24

1710-1718: Letter of Council to William Penn, 1716 April 25.

Box 56 Folder 25

1710-1718: Death of William Penn at Ruscombe and burial at Jordans, 1718.

Box 56 Folder 26

Jordans: Penn and Jordans, circa 1909-1960.

Box 56 Folder 27

Jordans: Memorial to William Penn and Jordans Meeting House; and Penn's Grave, 1853, circa 1909-1960.

Box 56 Folder 28

Jordans: Buckingshire, Mayflower Barn, and Jordans.

Box 57 Folder 1

Chalfont County, 1896, 1904, circa 1910-1960.

Box 57 Folder 2

Penn's Country, Jordan farm.

Box 57 Folder 3

Contemporary Testimonies concerning Wm Penn; and William Penn Wills.

Box 57 Folder 4

General Biographies of William Penn, circa 1885-1960.

Box 57 Folder 5

Miscellaneous Sketches of William Penn, circa 1819-1960.

Box 57 Folder 6

The Psychology of William Penn.

Box 57 Folder 7

Estimates of William Penn's character.

Box 58 Folder 1-2

William Penn in the Hall of Fame; William Penn, horticulturalist; and Fairfax [manuscript].

Box 58 Folder 3

Ulmorum Acherons, London, 1682; and Macaulay and William Penn.

Box 58 Folder 4

Vindication of William Penn by Granville John Penn, 1864.

Box 58 Folder 5

Anecdotes of William Penn; and William Penn in the drama.

Box 58 Folder 6

Cotton Mather hoax letter; and the Hat Incident of Charles II and William Penn.

Box 58 Folder 7

William Penn's wigs, etcetera.

Box 58 Folder 8

William Penn's Coat of Arms and Seal, circa 1908-1960.

Box 58 Folder 9

Horoscope; wines.

Box 58 Folder 10

William Penn's bookplate.

Box 58 Folder 11

William Penn's library.

Box 58 Folder 12

List of books inscribed by Penn in his own hand.

Box 58 Folder 13

Author list of books in William Penn's library.

Box 58 Folder 14

Title list of books in William Penn's library; and miscellaneous.

Box 58 Folder 15

William Penn's London haunts, 1907, circa 1910-1960.

Box 58 Folder 16

Pennsylvania lands of William Penn and his children; and Escheats, undated, 1870, 1887, circa 1910-1960.

Box 58 Folder 17

Penn Relics.

Box 59 Folder 1-2

Penn portraits.

Box 59 Folder 3

View of the English and Dutch Navel engagement of 1653, from the Pennsylvania Castle engraving.

Box 59 Folder 4

Portrait of William Penn in Armour, from the painting owned by Colonel William Dugard Stuart.

Box 59 Folder 5

Portrait of William Penn in Armour, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 59 Folder 6

Portrait of William Penn in Armour, from the painting owned by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Box 59 Folder 7

Penn Portraits.

Box 59 Folder 8-14

Penn's friends photographs.

Box 60 Folder 1

Francis Plaice Penn Portraits.

Box 60 Folder 2

Statue of William Penn at Pennsylvania Hospital; John Penn, The Quaker ... Portraits; A Salutation; and William Penn's Costume.

Box 60 Folder 3

Penn Indian Treaty Belts of Wampum from Pennsylvania Castle; and Portrait of Hannah Penn, second wife of William Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 60 Folder 4

Portrait of John Penn, the American, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; and Portrait of Thomas Penn, from the painting owned by the Earl of Ranfurly.

Box 60 Folder 5

Portrait of Thomas Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle Mezzotint; and Portrait of Lady Julianna Penn, wife of Thomas Penn, from the painting owned by the Earl of Ranfurly.

Box 60 Folder 6

Portrait of Lady Juliana Penn, wife of Thomas Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle Drawing by F. Cotes, R.A.; Portrait of Lady Juliana Penn, wife of Thomas Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting by Catherine Read; Inscription to Lady Juliana Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle Manuscript; Portrait of Thomas Fermor, Earl of Fermor, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 60 Folder 7

Portrait of Richard Penn from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of Hannah (Lardmer) Penn, wife of Richard Penn; Portrait of children of Thomas Penn by Sir Joshua Reynolds; Portrait of Margaret Penn, daughter of William Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 60 Folder 8

Portrait of John Penn, son of Thomas, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of Granville John Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of Granville Penn, son of Thomas Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; and Portrait of John Penn, son of Thomas Penn, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting by Sir William Beechey R.A.

Box 60 Folder 9

Bust of John Penn, son of Thomas, by Deare, from the Pennsylvania Castle collection; View of Stake Park from the Pennsylvania Castle painting by De Cort; and Pencil sketch of Granville Penn, son of Thomas.

Box 60 Folder 10

Portrait of Thomas Dawson, First Viscount Cremorne, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of the Honorable Henrietta Ann Dawson, daughter of the first Viscount Cremorne, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of the Honorable Juliana Francis Ann Dawson, daughter of the first Viscount Cremorne, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting; Portrait of Richard Dawson, son of the first Viscount Cremorne, from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 60 Folder 11

Portrait of Mrs. William Stuart, daughter of Thomas Penn, painting owned by a descendent of the Earl of Ranfurly; the Honorable Sophia Margaret Stuart, daughter of Thomas Penn, from the painting owned by Colonel William Dugold Stuart; Silhouette of Honorable Sophia Margaret Penn; Portrait of Northland House, home of Earl of Ranfurly; and Portrait of William Penn's old servant from the Pennsylvania Castle painting.

Box 60 Folder 12

Penn-Allen portraits, London; Portraits of Governor John Penn, son of Richard; and Portraits of Mrs. John Penn, daughter of William Allen.

Box 60 Folder 13

Photographs of Silverware; and photographs of Penn family from the Frick Art Gallery.

Box 60 Folder 14

Hannah Penn and chronology of the Penn family during her widowhood, 1718-1726 July 30.

Box 60 Folder 15

William Penn's children and their descendents, general genealogical notes.

Box 60 Folder 16

William Penn (1680-1720), son of William, the founder of Pennsylvania.

Box 60 Folder 17

Gulielma Maria Penn, daughter of William, Junior, and granddaughter of the founder (1699-1740).

Box 60 Folder 18

Springett Penn, son of William, Junior, and grandson of the founder (1700-1 to 1736).

Box 60 Folder 19

William Penn, son of William, Junior, and grandson of the founder (1703-1747).

Box 60 Folder 20

Penn Gaskell.

Box 61 Folder 1

Fairly Complete Pedigree of Penn Gaskell; Penn Gaskell Hall; Penn Gaskell Skillern; and Penn Gaskell, only, etcetera.

Box 61 Folder 2

Thomas Penn Gaskell (1762-1823).

Box 61 Folder 3

Peter Penn-Gaskell (1764-1831) of Philadelphia; and Thomas Penn Gaskell (1796-1846).

Box 61 Folder 4

Peter Penn-Gaskell (1803-1866).

Box 61 Folder 5

Penn-Gaskell Hall branch.

Box 61 Folder 6

Penn-Gaskell McGrann; and Penn-Gaskell Skillern branch.

Box 61 Folder 7

William Penn Gaskell of London (1769-1842).

Box 61 Folder 8

Elizabeth Penn Gaskell (1806-1 ); William Penn Gaskell (1808-1881); and William (1839-1886).

Box 61 Folder 9

Thomas (b. 1841).

Box 61 Folder 10

Three children of Thomas and Ada Penn Gaskell: Wallis William (1879-1915), Harold (b. 1884), and Ada Phyllis; Jane Penn Gaskell (b. 1843); and Alexander Barclay, Penn Gaskell (b. 1845).

Box 61 Folder 11

Leslie Da Costa Penn Gaskell; Captain William Penn Gaskell; and Gulielma Maria Penn Bowen (b. 1847).

Box 61 Folder 12

Elizabeth (b. 1849); Mary (1851-1885); Frederick Octavious (1853-1890); and Alfred (b. 1855).

Box 61 Folder 13

George Edward (b. 1857).

Box 61 Folder 14

Jane Penn Gaskell (1771-1844); other Gaskells.

Box 61 Folder 15

Springett Penn (1675-1696), son of the founder.

Box 62 Folder 1

Durdin.

Box 62 Folder 2-3

Letitia Aubrey (1678-1746), daughter of the founder.

Box 62 Folder 4

Letters of Letitia to her brother Thomas Penn.

Box 62 Folder 5

John Penn (1699-1746), the American, son of William and Hannah.

Box 62 Folder 6

Thomas Penn (1702-1775).

Box 62 Folder 7

Thomas Penn and the University of Pennsylvania; Lady Jenks; William Penn, son of Thomas (1752-17253); Juliana Penn, daughter of Thomas (1753-1772); William Penn, son of Thomas (b. 1754); Thomas Penn, son of Thomas (1755-1757).

Box 62 Folder 8

Louisa Hannah Penn, daughter of Thomas (b. 1756); William Penn [twin of Louisa Hannah] (1756-1760); John Penn, son of Thomas, (1760-1834).

Box 62 Folder 9

Granville Penn, son of Thomas; and correspondence of Granville Penn with William Granville, 1805-1838.

Box 62 Folder 10

Sophia Margaret Penn, daughter of Thomas (b. 1764); Forbes family; Granville John Penn (1803-1867).

Box 62 Folder 11

Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire.

Box 62 Folder 12

Stokes Park.

Box 62 Folder 13

Miscellaneous - Pennsylvania Castle.

Box 63 Folder 1

Pennsylvania Castle, 1891, 1989, circa 1910-1960.

Box 63 Folder 2-6

Stuart Family.

Box 63 Folder 7

Ranfurly.

Box 63 Folder 8

Correspondence with Lord Ranfurly, 1915 Spring.

Box 63 Folder 9

Alexander family; Richard Penn (1705/6-1771), son of the founder.

Box 63 Folder 10

Richard Penn.

Box 63 Folder 11

John Penn, son of Richard (1728-1795).

Box 63 Folder 12

Richard Penn, second son of Richard, (1736-1811).

Box 63 Folder 13

Freame; and Viscountess Cremorne.

Box 63 Folder 14

Other Penns.

Box 63 Folder 15

1644-1718 (Volumes CX, CXI, CXII, and CXIII).

Box 78-79

Penn's lawyers and agents.

Box 77 Folder 1

Penn's secretaries and stewards: Philip Ford (Volume CXIV, 1-132).

Box 80 Folder 1-5

Penn's secretaries and stewards: Tobius Ludwig Kolhasius; John South; and Robert Webb (Volume CXIV, 212-242).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: Richard Stevens; William Lickford; John Jefferys (Volume CXIV, 243-270).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: Address to Provincial Council; William Penn's Physicians: Dr. Mathews and Dr. Waldern; and Agent: James Neville (Volume CXIV, 271-292).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: James Logan: Miscellaneous (Volume CXIV A, 1-42).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: James Logan: Ancestry, Maternal (Volume CXIV A, 43-62).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: James Logan: Manuscripts (Volume CXIV A, 63-89).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: Patrick Logan (Volume CXIV A, 90-105).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: James Logan: Stenton House (Volume CXIV A, 106-130), circa 1902-1960.

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: James Logan (Volume CXIV AI, 1-175).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: Mark Swanner (Marcus Schwaner) (Volume CXIV B, 1-147).

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Penn's secretaries and stewards: Mark Swanner (Marcus Schwaner): Curious Occurance of a Quaker in Zittau, Volume CXIV BI, 1-163 (parts 1-5).

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Robert Barclay: Biographical notes.

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John Fenwick: Major John Fenwick, Proprietor of West New Jersey; Neville; Stanton, Northumberland; and London.

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John Fenwick: Covert (family of).

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John Fenwick: Burdett; Betchworth, Surrey; and Brockhham, Surrey.

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John Fenwick: Dorking, Surrey; Wotton, Surrey; and Worminghurst, Sussex.

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John Fenwick: Bray, Berkshire.

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John Fenwick: Binfield, Berkshire; and Marten.

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John Fenwick: Rogers.

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John Fenwick: Lady Mary Rogers; Ashefield; Denton; and George Fenwick.

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John Fenwick: Biographical Notes on Fenwick.

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Benjamin Furly: Bibliotheca Furliana; Biographies; and Chronology (first part).

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Benjamin Furly: Chronology (second part).

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Thomas Gilpin: Biographical Notes.

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Thomas Gilpin: Views of Wallingford, Berkshire, England; and views of Shillingford, Oxfordshire, England.

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Thomas Gilpin: Views of Warborough.

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Thomas Gilpin: Joseph Gilpin; and views of Dorchester, Oxfordshire, England.

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George Keith: Biographies.

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George Keith: Elizabeth Keith née Johnson.

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George Keith: Writings of George Keith; and Edburton, Sussex.

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Lamboll [Lamball] family: Biographical Notes.

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Thomas Rudyard: Pedigree; Bibliography; and Rudyard, Staffordshire.

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Thomas Rudyard: Leek, Staffordshire.

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Thomas Rudyard.

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Thomas Rudyard: Later Rudyards; and Benjamin Furly.

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Two copies (Volumes LXXIX A and B), 1916.

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Scope and Contents note

In his efforts to gain intellectual control over the works of William Penn as well as works and documentation of other Quakers, Myers both created and collected catalogues and bibliographies. This series is divided into five subseries: "Catalogue of William Penn's books," "Catalogue of Penn's letters and other papers," "English Quaker records," "Joseph Smith's Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books," and "Bibliography of Penn biographers and editions of Penn's works."

The "Catalogue of William Penn's books," is purely bibliographic notes, but covers the writings of Penn from 1660 to 1712. This series, arranged chronologically, includes references to William Penn's works from other published volumes and catalogs. Before beginning their perusal of this series, researchers should consult the first folder which is titled "Directions for Use of Catalogue." This series should prove helpful as a first step for researchers interested in a complete bibliography. Those interested in Penn's books should also see the series, "Printed works by Penn," as well as the subseries "Joseph Smith's Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books" within this series.

The "Catalogue of Penn's letters and other papers" is a list of materials that Myers knew existed and where those materials were located. Myers traveled throughout England, Ireland, Europe and the United States and researched in libraries and private collections. There is no actual manuscript material included in this series. This series also includes handwriting samples of William Penn and his associates, as well as some analysis of handwriting, particularly of Penn's associates. Included also in this series is correspondence that appears to be regarding other Penn family members and alleged Penn family members. Research on the validity of their claims is documented via clippings, genealogical tables, post cards, and notes.

"English Quaker records," includes notes, correspondence, photocopies of catalogs, a large number of newspaper clippings, and some photographs regarding the existence, location, and sources of Quaker manuscript material. No actual manuscript material is included in this series. The series is largely arranged by county and covers England and Ireland. Also included is a catalog of books that were written by Quakers. This series may prove to be extremely valuable to Quaker scholars as it is a fairly comprehensive guide to books by and manuscript collections of English Quakers. For more material on English Quakers please see the "Research on English Quakers" series.

The "Joseph Smith's Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books" is a listing of William Penn's works. It includes an index and four parts. Researchers should also see "Catalogue of William Penn's books" which could be used in conjunction with this series for a definitive bibliography.

Myers was also interested in other biographers of Penn and their works. The "Bibliography of Penn biographers and editions of Penn's works" contains information on the biographies of William Penn. It is a listing of the biographies and notes on the biographers. It includes information on the books as well as the sources that theses biographers used for their research. Also present is information on the printing and publishing of Penn's works. No original material by Penn, however, is included.

Taken as a whole, this series provides a great deal of information for a prospective Penn scholar. Locations of materials, sources of information and lists of resources are already compiled and available.

1660-1672: Directions for use of catalogue.

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1660-1672: Miscellaneous Notes Relevant to William Penn's Printed Books.

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1660-1672: Miscellaneous Anonymous and Undated Publications supposed to be by William Penn; Reasons why the Oaths ... undated; The Case of William Penn ... [1699]; Philanglus; Chronological list of William Penn's Books - Epicedia Academiae Oxoniensis in Obitum ... Henri Ducis Glocestrensis, 1660.

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1660-1672: The Spiritual Bee; Liberty of Conscience; Truth Exalted.

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1660-1672: The Guide Mistaken; Sandy Foundation; Innocency ...; No Cross, No Crown.

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1660-1672: A Letter of Love to the Young Convinced.

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1660-1672: Some Seasonable and Serious Queries; The Peoples Ancient and Just Liberties asserted in the Tryal of William Penn and William Mead...

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1660-1672: Liberty of the Subject...; His Leauination before the Lieutenant of the Tower; Truth Rescued from in posture ... ; Seasonable Caveat; The Great Case.

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1660-1672: A Cautionary Postscript to the People of England; Trumpet Sounded; Epistle to Quakers and People of the United Netherlands; Short Testimony ...; and Serious Apology.

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1660-1672: Spirit of Truth; Epistola Consulibus Embdensi; The New Witnesses...; Plain Dealing ...; A Winding Sheet ...; Proposed Comprehension ...

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1672-1678: Letter to William Kiffin et. al.; Spirit of Alexander ...; Judas and the Jews; "Several Tracts Apologetical"; Quakerism, a new nickname.

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1672-1678: Wisdom Justified; William Penn's Just Complaint ...; Naked Truth needs; Jeremy Ives Sober Request; Libels no proofs ...; Epistle Consulilbus cum Senat Dantisci; and Richard Richardson Treatise on Oaths.

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1672-1678: A Short Abstract of the Treatise of Oaths; Letter to William Kiffin et al.; Letter to Jeremy Ives; Answer to the Printed Proposals of the Baptists. Letter to the Baptists; The Counterfeit Christian; William Penn's Return ...; An Answer to John Faldo's Printed Challenge; Urim and Thummim.

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1672-1678: A Just Rebuke to one and ...; Christian Liberty; Epistola Consulibus; The Christian Quaker; The Invalidity ...

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1672-1678: Reason against Railing; Saul Smitten ...

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1672-1678: A Discourse of the ...; England's Present Interest.

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1672-1678: Continued Cry ...; Cen Basuyne Gelblasen; Send - Brief an die; Copye van een Missive uyt ...; Epistle to the Princess Elizabeth; The Skirmisher; The Description .... of West-Jersey.

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1672-1678: Dear Friends and Brethren; Letter to William Gibson; Tender Counsel and Advice ...; To Friends Everywhere; Letter ... to the King of Poland - A Call to Repentance; A Comment on the Present Condition; To the Churches of Jesus.

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1672-1678: Het Christenryk Ten Ordeel; A Summons or Call to Christendom; A Tender Visitation; Two Epistles of William Penn's ...

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1672-1678: To all the Professors of Christianity; Tender Counsel and Advice; An Account of William Penn's Travails in Holland and Germany.

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1672-1678: William Penn's Epistle to all the scattered and hidden professors ...; A Brief Answer to a False and Foolish Libell ...; To the Children of Light ...; An Address to Protestants.

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1679-1687: The Pennsylvania Magazine, January 1924 and A Testimony concerning Samuel Fisher; Preface to a book to the King x Case of the Quakers x against Popish Recusants; Preface to a Brief Account x Suffering x Quakers x Humbly presented to the King xx; The Case of William Penn, Esquire; England's Great Interest ...; An Exalted Distrephas Reprehended.

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1679-1687: The Protestant Remonstrance; One Project for the good ...; The Great Question ...; Testimony of William Penn concerning Isaac Penington; Interview between Charles II and William Penn; A Brief Examination and State of Liberty.

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1679-1687: First map of Pennsylvania under William Penn.

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1679-1687: Some Account of Province.

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1679-1687: The Great Question; The Frame of Government ...; A Brief Account ...

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1679-1687: Some Sober and Weighty Reasons ...;- and Thomas Green Aan de Vriden Gods ...; A Brief Account of the Province of East Jersey; No Cross, No Crown; An Epistle containing a Salutation ...; The Article Settlement and Offices of the Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania; A Vindication of William Penn ... by Philip Ford.

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1679-1687: A Letter from William Penn ... to the ... Free Society of Traders.

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1679-1687: Information and Direction ... ; A Declaration from the harmless and innocent people of God ... ; The Case of William Penn Esq.; Fiction found out; The Allegations ...

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1679-1687: A Further Account of the Province of Pennsylvania.

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1679-1687: A Defence of the Duke of Buckingham's Book ...; Animadversions on the Apology; Considerations Moving ...; A Persuasive to Moderation.

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1679-1687: A General Epistle ...; Reasons for the Repeal ...; Advice to Freeholders ...; Letter from a Gentleman in the city ...; The Excellent Privilege of Liberty ...; A Letter from Dr. More ...

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1679-1687: Good Advice to the Church of England ...; A Letter from a Gentleman in the country ...; A Second Letter from a ...; A Third Letter from a ...; Some Free Reflections; The Speech of William Penn to his Majesty ...

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1688-1712: Three Letters pertaining to ...; A Sermon on the Death of Rebecca Travers; The Great and Popular Objection ...; Mr. Penn's Advice in the Choice of Parliament Men; A Letter to Mr. Penn ...

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1688-1712: Reasonableness of Toleration; Some Proposals for a second settlement; The Preface ... the Truth Exalted etcetera ... ; Some Letters and Abstract of Letters; A Comprehensive Discourse being a Preface to Robert Barclay's Works; A Testimony to the Memory of Robert Barclay ...

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1688-1712: Just Measures ... ; A Key ... ; The New Athenians; The Second Part of the Athenians; The Third Part of the New Athenians.

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1688-1712: Original Letter from William Penn to Nathaniel Blandford; An Essay Towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe; Some Fruits of Solitude.

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1688-1712: More Fruits of Solitude; A Sermon ... June 19, 1688; A Preface to George Fox's Journal; A Sermon ... April 13, 1694.

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1688-1712: An Account of William Penn's Travails in Holland and Germany, Anno. MDCL XXIII; A Call to Christendom; A Sermon preached at the Quakers Meeting House in Gracechurch Street; A Sermon preached at Gracechurch Street ...; The Sure Foundation; The Promise of God; God's Call; The Heavenly Race; The Dying Council; The Great Design; An Appendix to ... the Harmony; Tender Counsel and Advice; The Harmony of the Divine and Heavenly Doctrines, 1696.

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1688-1712: A Reply to a Pretended Answer ... to William Penn's Key; Primitive Christianity Revived; More Work for George Keith; Letter to the Czar of Muscovy.

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1688-1712: A copy of a Letter to George Keith; The Quaker A Christian; Gospel Truths; Truth further cleared ...; A Defence of a paper ....

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1688-1712: Caution humbly offered; Some Considerations ...; A Testimony to the Truth of God; Epistle to the Yearly Meeting at London; Epistle to Friends in Ireland; A Light Shining out of Darkness; Letter to the Czar of Muscovy.

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1688-1712: A Just Censure; An Epistle of Farewell ...; A Farewell Sermon ...; Friendly and Faithful Admonitions ...; The Three Norfolk Clergymen's; Proclamation Against Pirate.

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1688-1712: Speech of William Penn addressed to the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania; Governor Penn's Speech to the Assembly held at Philadelphia; More Fruits of Solitude; Considerations on the Bill ...; Some Considerations on a late Bill; The Preface to ... Vindiciae Veritatis; The Preface to ... Lion's Travelers ...; The Preface to ... The Written Gospel Lab ... ours of John Whitehead.

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1688-1712: William Penn's contributions to Letters on Religious Subjects ...; The Case of William Penn, Proprietary and Governor; William Penn's Preface to Memorials of the English ...; A Serious Expostulation ....

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1688-1712: An Epistle to the Reader, prefixed to "Quench not the Spirit;" A Comprehensive Discourse; A Preface to the Journal of John Banks; The Case of William Penn; Fruits of a Father's Love ...; Christian Discipline.

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Volume LXXXIV, 1-294: parts 1 to 10.

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Volume LXXXV, 1-236: parts 1 to 8.

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Volume LXXXVI, 1-270: parts 1 to 9.

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Volume LXXXVII, 1-218: parts 1 to 7.

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"The Complete Works of William Penn," edited by Albert Cook Myers, Catalogue of William Penn's letters and other papers, volume V, 1691-1699 (Volume LXXXVIII).

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