Pennsylvania Archives .. 12
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25, 1755, [see Arch., Vol. IL, p. 521, 549,] by the French Indians, and eleven of the inhabitants murdered. Alarmed at this event the new town became deserted by the inhabitants fleeing to Bethlehein — Here they petitioned the Gov^t for protection avowing their loyalty to it.
The Gov'r (Morris,) promised " his good will and protection" [see Arch., Vol* ILy p. 521] advising them to remain for the present in Bethlehem, He '
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25, 1755, [see Arch., Vol. IL, p. 521, 549,] by the French Indians, and eleven of the inhabitants murdered. Alarmed at this event the new town became deserted by the inhabitants fleeing to Bethlehein — Here they petitioned the Gov^t for protection avowing their loyalty to it.
The Gov'r (Morris,) promised " his good will and protection" [see Arch., Vol* ILy p. 521] advising them to remain for the present in Bethlehem, He '
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