. A history of the Talley family on the Delaware, and their descendants; including a genealogical register, modern biography and miscellany. Early history and genealogy from 1686 . / ^Uiy ^^^SnniQ^ ^Qpu^ v^ ~/\/[ JchN Li E E 4-DA M T/^TiCk^ -Si. \i^ •^^/V^ yi3* ?^YA VOsA* (VV M Kari^y History. 23 tract until after 1700. The saw-mill deed is recorded in BookI, vol. 2, page 90, in the Recorders Office at saw-mill is again mentioned in a deed recorded in BookK, vol. 2, page 426. The recital being that ThomasTalley conveyed to John Foulk, Samuel Talley and David Talley a small tract
. A history of the Talley family on the Delaware, and their descendants; including a genealogical register, modern biography and miscellany. Early history and genealogy from 1686 . / ^Uiy ^^^SnniQ^ ^Qpu^ v^ ~/\/[ JchN Li E E 4-DA M T/^TiCk^ -Si. \i^ •^^/V^ yi3* ?^YA VOsA* (VV M Kari^y History. 23 tract until after 1700. The saw-mill deed is recorded in BookI, vol. 2, page 90, in the Recorders Office at saw-mill is again mentioned in a deed recorded in BookK, vol. 2, page 426. The recital being that ThomasTalley conveyed to John Foulk, Samuel Talley and David Talley a small tract or piece of land to build a saw-millupon. The date is not recited, but it says it was priorto 1780. In an old account book, belonging to William Talley,who was born in 1714, we find a charge under the date 1771against Samuel Talley for one day hauling logs to the saw-mill, and to hauling one load of scanthng to Marshalls house. The charge for the days hauling was £1, and forthe scantling 14 shillings. This mill was in operation, then,before 1771, and no doubt did a flourishing business, andwas the first manufactory in that neighborhood. Some ofthe lumber run out may have been used in that vicinity, butno doubt large quantities were
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