PROCTORS IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
A. Six Generations of Proctors: Family Tree & Sources.
B.
"The
Proctor Family of Upper Bucks Co,"
by
Prof. William H. Slotter & Researcher's Notes.
C.
Personal Histories:
Francis
Proctor, Sr. * * * Col.
Thomas Proctor * * * Francis
Proctor, Jr.
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D. COL. THOMAS PROCTOR: Notes and Sources.
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E. "A Sketch of Gen. Thomas Proctor, with some account of the First Pennsylvania Artillery in the Revolution,"
by Benjamin M. Nead.
(Pennsylvania Magazine of History & Biography, Vol. 4, #4, 1880, pp. 454-470.)* * * * * *
"Narrative of the Journey of Col. Thomas Proctor to the Indians of the North-west, 1791."
(Pennsylvania Archives, Series II, Vol. 4, pp. 551-622.)* * * * * *
Photos of Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church and Cemetery, July 2001.
Illustrations: Signatures of Thomas Proctor.
Maps: Hogg Island & Proctor Holdings, 1784.
Revolutionary War Artillery and Uniform Illustrations.
Excerpt from Will.
* * * * * *List of names of the Carpenter's Co., Philadelphia, 1786. (Originally from THE CARPENTERS' COMPANY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA - 1786 RULE BOOK, printed by Hall and Sellers, 1786, Philadelphia, Pa., and Currently from TULSA ANNALS Tulsa Genealogical Society, Tulsa, OK, Vol. XI, May 1976, No. 2, Page 46.)
Continental Line, Pennsylvania Artillery, Octo 21, 1775 - Oct. 27, 1776 (PA Archives, Series 5, Vol. 3, pp. 941-958.) AND Continental Line, Fourth Regiment of Artillery, Feb. 6, 1777 - Nov. 3, 1783. (PA Archives, Series 5, Vol. 3, pp. 959-1060.)
Old St. Paul's Cemetery Listings.
The Society of the Sons of Saint Tammany of Philadelphia, (Pennsylvania Magazine of History & Biography, Vol. XXV, No. 4, 1901, and cont'd into XXVI.)
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Related Links.
ORDERLY BOOK Gen. Sullivan's Expedition, June 19th, 1779 to July 30th, 1779. (Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Vol. 14, pp 23-65.)
(Selected related links from)
Journals of the Military Expedition of MAJOR GENERAL JOHN SULLIVAN Against the Six Nations of Indians in 1779 With Records of Centennial Celebrations by Frederick Cook, Albany, N.Y., Knapp, Peck & Thomson, Printers, 1887.
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Correspondence of Gen. Washington & Col. Proctor (under construction).
Illustration: Letter of George Washington to Col. Proctor.* * * * * *
Other transcriptions by Donna Bluemink include:
History of Bucks County, PA
Frontier Forts of PA
Christopher Gist's Journals
Fort Pitt & Letters from the FrontierAlso
Virginia History Transcription
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