Library Company of Philadelphia to John Penn, May 31, 1735
[May 31, 1735] To the Honourable John Penn , Esq; one of the Proprietors of Pennsylvania. The humble Address of the Library Company of Philadelphia. May it please your Honour,…
John Penn may refer to:Descendants of William Penn, 1st proprietor of Pennsylvania: John Penn (1700-1746), son of William Penn, 2nd proprietor of Pennsylvania, inherited 50% interest in Colony, died childless John Penn (governor) (1729-1795), son of Richard Penn, Sr. and grandson of William Penn, colonial governor of Pennsylvania, his 25% interest in the Colony was lost in the American Revolution John Penn (writer) (1760-1834), also called John Penn of Stoke, son of Thomas Penn and grandson of William Penn, 5th proprietor of Pennsylvania, his 75% interest in the Colony was lost in the American Revolution John Penn (1741-1788), Continental Congressman from North Carolina, signer of the Declaration of Independence John Penn (engineer) (1805-1878), British marine engine engineer John Penn (1848-1903), MP for Lewisham 1891-1903 John Penn (architect) (1921-2007), British architect Jack Penn (1909-1996), surgeon John Garrett Penn (1932-2007), United States federal judge John S. Penn, American politician the New Jersey General Assembly John Penne, MP for Melcombe Regis
[May 31, 1735] To the Honourable John Penn , Esq; one of the Proprietors of Pennsylvania. The humble Address of the Library Company of Philadelphia. May it please your Honour,…
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[ , Start insertion, ante 27 March 1776 , End, ] Dear Sir If I was possess’d of Abilities equal to the great Task you have imposed upon me, which…