An edition of The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745: a history, touching the events that occurred at that noble hostelry, during the reigns of the second and third Georges, and rehearsing the transmission of "the Simpson tract" in the lower Saucon Township, Bucks county, in unbroken chain of title, from William Penn ... to Margaret and William Lowther ... and last, to Jasper Payne ... for the sole use and behoof of his Moravian brethren between 1681 and 1746 (1872)

The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745

a history, touching the events that occurred at that noble hostelry, during the reigns of the second and third Georges, and rehearsing the transmission of "the Simpson tract" in the lower Saucon Township, Bucks county, in unbroken chain of title, from William Penn ... to Margaret and William Lowther ... and last, to Jasper Payne ... for the sole use and behoof of his Moravian brethren between 1681 and 1746

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An edition of The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745: a history, touching the events that occurred at that noble hostelry, during the reigns of the second and third Georges, and rehearsing the transmission of "the Simpson tract" in the lower Saucon Township, Bucks county, in unbroken chain of title, from William Penn ... to Margaret and William Lowther ... and last, to Jasper Payne ... for the sole use and behoof of his Moravian brethren between 1681 and 1746 (1872)

The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745

a history, touching the events that occurred at that noble hostelry, during the reigns of the second and third Georges, and rehearsing the transmission of "the Simpson tract" in the lower Saucon Township, Bucks county, in unbroken chain of title, from William Penn ... to Margaret and William Lowther ... and last, to Jasper Payne ... for the sole use and behoof of his Moravian brethren between 1681 and 1746

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King & Baird, Printers
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Crown Inn (Bethlehem, Pa.), Moravians, History, Crown Inn (Bethlehem (Pa.), Pa Moravians in Bethlehem, Crown inn, Bethlehem, Pa. [from old catalog], Moravians in Pennsylvania. [from old catalog], History. [from old catalog]
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Cover of: The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745
The Crown Inn, near Bethlehem. Penna. 1745: a history, touching the events that occurred at that noble hostelry, during the reigns of the second and third Georges, and rehearsing the transmission of "the Simpson tract" in the lower Saucon Township, Bucks county, in unbroken chain of title, from William Penn ... to Margaret and William Lowther ... and last, to Jasper Payne ... for the sole use and behoof of his Moravian brethren between 1681 and 1746
1872, King & Baird, Printers
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