The history of Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Davis, W. W. H. The history of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
— Doylestown, Pa. :
Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876. —
xii, [17]-875, 54 p., [13] p. of plates : ill., maps
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Table of Contents
- Frontispiece
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Preface
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Errata
- From the discovery of the etc.
- English immigrants continue etc.
- William Penn becomes etc.
- William Penn sails for etc.
- Some account of the early etc.
- Some account of Pennsbury
- The organization of Townships
- Makefield
- Bristol
- Bensalem
- Middletown
- William Penn returns to etc.
- Southampton
- Warminster
- Newtown
- Wrightstown
- Buckingham
- Solebury
- Historical churches
- Bristol Borough
- Northampton
- Hilltown
- New Britain
- Plumstead
- Warwick
- Warrington
- Milford
- Richland
- Upper Makefield
- The walking purchase
- Tinicum
- Upper Milford; Saucon; etc.
- Rockhill
- Nockamixon
- Bedminster
- Springfield
- Smithfield; Allen; etc.
- Bethlehem; Nazareth; etc.
- Haycock
- Bucks County in the Revolution
- Durham
- Morrisville
- Doylestown
- New Hope
- Doylestown Borough
- Clearing land; farming; dress; etc.
- Our courts; county seat; etc.
- Roads
- Our poets and their poetry
- Manors and large land grants
- Negro slavery in Bucks County
- Newspapers in Bucks County
- Old taverns
- Volunteers; Bible society; etc.
- Religious excitement; etc.
- Religious excitement; etc.
- Appendix: Flora
- Appendix: Birds
- Appendix: Mammals
- Appendix: Variation of the compass needle
- Index
