A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 2 of 3

by George Elliott Howard

[911] Hallowell, op. cit., 23, 24.

[912] Applegarth, "Quakers in Pennsylvania," J. H. U.S., X, 402.

[913] Penn, Rise and Progress (Manchester, 1834), 25, 27; cf. Applegarth, op. cit., 402.

[914] Penn, Select Works, V, 225: cited by Applegarth, op. cit., 401, 402.

[915] Penn, op. cit., V, 129: quoted by Applegarth, op. cit., 401.

[916] Sewel, History (London, 1722), 691.

[917] Hallowell, op. cit., 24, 25.

[918] "Laws Agreed upon in England": in Linn, Charter and Laws, 101. Cf. Nead's Historical Notes: ibid., 472. This law also provides for a "register of births, marriages, burials, wills, and letters of administration, distinct from the other registry."—Ibid., 101.

[919] Linn, Charter and Laws, 151. See the same provision as to penalty (1684), ibid., 171, and (1693), 229.

[920] Ibid., 109; cf. 194.