Pennsylvania Archives .. 11
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This day a woman whose son lives with John Jenkins, informed me that he had sent down to his wife to prepare to move with her family immediately to the Lakes. By the last accounts it appeared that Jenkins was engaged to survey lands in that country for the York Lessees. The enclosed memorandam shows the present situa- tion of the party who took and kept me prisoner, according to the latest information I have received. Concerning some of these, the Justices, as well as myself, wish to receive so...me direction from Council & the Chief-Justice or Judges of the Supreme Court.
I believe that in my former letter of the 19th or 20th instant, (I took no copy of it,) I informed Council^that Daniel Earl'*' was the first of the party who offered to turn State's Evidence, and discover all concerned ; and that he& his brother Benjamin the next day sent me a message that they both would turn State's evidence, if they could be pardoned. Benjamin was afterwards taken ; and his information on oath I now enclose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This day a woman whose son lives with John Jenkins, informed me that he had sent down to his wife to prepare to move with her family immediately to the Lakes. By the last accounts it appeared that Jenkins was engaged to survey lands in that country for the York Lessees. The enclosed memorandam shows the present situa- tion of the party who took and kept me prisoner, according to the latest information I have received. Concerning some of these, the Justices, as well as myself, wish to receive so...me direction from Council & the Chief-Justice or Judges of the Supreme Court.
I believe that in my former letter of the 19th or 20th instant, (I took no copy of it,) I informed Council^that Daniel Earl'*' was the first of the party who offered to turn State's Evidence, and discover all concerned ; and that he& his brother Benjamin the next day sent me a message that they both would turn State's evidence, if they could be pardoned. Benjamin was afterwards taken ; and his information on oath I now enclose.
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