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PIN OAK
MEADOW LARK
GRAY FOX
FIRE FLY
607 SQUARE MILES
54 MUNICIPALITIES
23 BOROUGHS - 31 TOWNSHIPS
 

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bulletPennsylvania, starting as a feudal proprietary province, under the treble control of deputy-governors, proprietor, and king, gradually worked out for herself a body of constitutional liberty, which, at the time of the Revolution, gave her such a satisfactory form of government that it was a great obstacle in the way of the movement for independence.  

GENEALOGY

bulletThat the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternately red and white, that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation
bulletIn March, 1683, William Penn's Council ordered "that the seal of the County of Bucks Pennsylvania be a tree and a vine." The Shield came from the family crest.


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FAMILY HISTORIES


TOWNSHIPS AND BOROUGHS

BENNER
BLACK
BURISKY-BURZYCKI
CLARK
COYLE  
JANYSZESKI
MARTINDALE
MILLER
MORGAN  

PIDCOCK
SUTTON  
SWOPE
 TORBERT
VANLUVANEE
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More Bucks County Families

BEDMINSTER...
BENSALEM...
BRIDGETON...
BRISTOL...
BUCKINGHAM...
DOLINTON(DOLINGTON)
DOYLESTOWN...
DURHAM...
FALLS...
HAYCOCK...
HILLTOWN...
HULMEVILLE

LANGHORNE...
LEVITTOWN...
LOWER MAKEFIELD...
MIDDLETOWN...
MILFORD...
MORRISVILLE...
NESHAMINY...
NEW BRITAIN...

BOROUGHS

NEWTOWN...
NOCKAMIXON...
NORTHAMPTON...
PERKASIE...
PLUMSTEAD...
QUAKERTOWN...
RICHLAND...
ROCKHILL...
SELLERSVILLE...
SOLEBURY...
SOUTHAMPTON...
SPRINGFIELD...
TINICUM...
TRUMBAUERSVILLE...
UPPER MAKEFIELD...
WARMINSTER...
WARRINGTON...
WARWICK...
WEISENBERG...
WRIGHTSTOWN...

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Music of 1959

The Traveling Liberty Bell will be at George Coryell's grave, in front of the Lambertville 1st Presbyterian Church on Union St in Lambertville, Friday - July 3rd at 12 noon.....and will be rung by one of it's oldest citizens, Helen Reading Kline. Ms Kline's family is one of the oldest in the area, dating back to the 1600's, and at one point was married to the Coryell family. Ms Kline's great, great, great grandfather was the 1st governor of New Jersey, and a founder of Princeton University. 

       The bell will be rung in memory of George Coryell, a patriot, friend and pallbearer to George Washington. The event will coincide with the the Independence Day holiday. 

 

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