Excerpt from: York County History 1729-1834 by W.C Carter & A. J. Glossbrenner Attorneys of York Co. first opening of courts of the co.: William PETERS, John LAWRENCE, George ROSS, David STOUT, John RENSHAW & c. since then : Edward SHIPPEN 1751, John MATHER, jr. do, Samuel MORRIS 1751, Joseph GALLOWAY do, Hugh BAY 1751, Thomas OLWAY 1753, William PARR do, David HENDERSON 1755, Samuel JOHNSON 1755, James BISSET 1759, William ATLEE 1759, William M'CLAY 1760, Lindsay COATES 1765, James REED 1765, Jasper YEATES 1765, Andrew ALLEN 1765, Alexander WILCOX do, Henry ELEVES do, Richard PETERS Jr. do, Stephen PORTER do, James SAYRE do, Robert GILBRAIH 1765, William SWENEY do, Edward BIDDLE do, James WILSON 1767, Jacob MOOR 1769, Thomas HOOD do, pg 59- Jacob RUSH 1769, Stephen WATTE do, Col. Casper WITZAL do, Christian HOAKE do, Thomas HARTLEY 1769, John HUBLEY 1770, James LUKENS 1771, David GRIER do, David ESPY do, Andrew SCOTT 1771, Peter Zachariah LOYD 1772, Andrew ROSS 1772, George ROSS jr. 1773, John REILY 1773, Robert BUCHANAN do, John STEDMAN do, John M'GILL do, Thomas SMITH 1774, Charles STEDMAN do, David M'MECKEN do, Jaspar EWING 1774, William BARTON 1775, James WILSON 1779, Col. Thomas HARTLEY do, Maj. John CLARK 1779, George NOARTH 1779, Co. Wm. BRADFORD do, Stephen CHAMBERS 1781*, James HAMILTON do, Col. Robert M'GAW 1781, Stephen PORTER 1782, Thomas SMITH 1783, John LAWRENCE 1783, Mathew M'ALISTER do, John Wilkes KITTERA 1783, James RIDDLE 1783, Jacob HUBLEY do, Ross THOMPSON 1785, Andrew DUNLAP do, Joseph HUBLEY do, James CARSON 1786, William MONTGOMERY 1786, Peter HUFFNAGLE do, John Joseph HENRY do, John WOODS do, John CALDWELL 1786, James HOPKINS 1787,Charles SMITH do, James CAMPBELL 1788, George FISHER do, John LUKENS 1789, Ralph BOWIE 1789, Thomas NISBIT 1789, John MOORE 1789, Mathias BARTON do, John MONTGOMERY 1790, James KELLY 1790, David KELLY 1790, James ORBISON 1791, Samuel RIDDLE 1791, John SMITH do, Charles HALL 1791, George SMITH do, Mathias SLOUGH 1792, David MOORE 1792, Jacob CARPENTER do, * Mr. CHAMBERS native of Ireland- Monday 11 May 1789, he received a wound in a duel fought with Dr. Jacob RIEGER, on Wednesday mortification was discovered and on Sat. the 16th he died at his house in Lancaster. . ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com