CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

PAGE 123.- Mowsons," evidently an error of the copyist for "Moccasons,” 135.-Line seven from bottom, for "prod," evidently an error of the copyist for "procl.," i. e., proclamation money.

250.-The Document given is from Vol. LXXXIX, N. Y. Col. MSS.

325.-In first line of note, for "Judges," read "Judge," i. e., Samuel Nevill.
Burlington."
338.-"Bartington " is probably a clerical error for **
339.-In the first line of the note, after "Governor Lewis Morris," insert "his
father-in-law."

In line twenty-one of the note, for "Judge John Field," read "Judge John Fell."

310. In line six of the note, for "Ib., 26," read "Record Christ Church, 26,"* 379.-In line fifteen of the note, for "simple," read "single."

394. In lines three and four of the note, omit the words "In 1747 he was ap-
pointed member of the Council."

In line fourteen, for "father," read "
Smith."

great uncle, Dr. Richard

PRINCIPAL SOURCES

WHENCE THE DOCUMENTS IN THIS VOLUME WERE OBTAINED.

Public Record Office, London, England.

Manuscripts of the New Jersey Historical Society.

Manuscripts of William A. Whitehead.

Records in the Office of the Secretary of State at Trenton. Documents relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York.

New York Colonial Manuscripts in the State Library at Albany.

Pennsylvania Colonial Records, and Pennsylvania Archives.