PATRIOTS AND FROM WHOM I INHERITED
MUCH LOVE FOR THE STORY OF MY NATIVE
STATE.
Frederic A. Godcharles.
PRINCIPAL SOURCES UTILIZED
- Archives of Pennsylvania.
- Colonial Records of Pennsylvania.
- Hazard’s Annals of Philadelphia.
- Egle’s History of Pennsylvania.
- Gordon’s History of Pennsylvania.
- Cornell’s History of Pennsylvania.
- Day’s Historical Collection.
- Shimmel’s Pennsylvania.
- Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania.
- Pennypacker’s Pennsylvania The Keystone.
- The Shippen Papers.
- Loudon’s Indian Narratives.
- Sachse’s German Pietists.
- Rupp’s County Histories.
- Magazine of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
- American Magazine of History.
- Egle’s Notes and Queries.
- Harvey’s Wilkes Barre.
- Miner’s History of Wyoming.
- Jenkin’s Pennsylvania Colonial and Federal.
- Scharf and Westcott’s History of Philadelphia.
- Lossing’s Field Book of the Revolution.
- On the Frontier with Colonel Antes.
- Meginness’ Otzinachson.
- Linn’s Annals of Buffalo Valley.
- Hassler’s Old Westmoreland.
- Fisher’s Making of Pennsylvania.
- McClure’s Old Time Notes.
- Parkman’s Works.
- Shoemaker’s Folklore, Legends and Mountain Stories.
- Jones’ Juniata Valley.
- Prowell’s York County.
- Smull’s Legislative Hand Book.
- Journal of Christopher Gist.
- Journal of William Maclay.
- Journal of Samuel Maclay.
- Journal of Rev. Charles Beatty.
- Scrap Books of Thirty Years’ Preparation.
- Annual Reports State Federation of Historical Societies.
- And others.
INTRODUCTION
The Daily Stories of Pennsylvania were published in the newspapers under the title “Today’s Story in Pennsylvania History,” and there has been a genuine demand for their publication in book form.