The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Vol 28, No 3, Title and Contents

The Pennsylvania GENEALOGICAL Magazine Before 1948 called Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Volume XXVIII 1974 Number 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Three Joseph (Van) Gundys • 111 Mary K. Meyer 128 Pennsylvania Birth and Baptismal Certificates Kenneth Scott 132 Penn-Gaskell Bible Record Hannah Benner Roach 134 Marriage Bonds of Bucks County, 1772-1785 Terry A. McNealy 141 Two Everett Families of Northampton County Alice Allen Everett Gbnealogical Gleanings from the Whitman Sampler Collection 159 Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver and Mrs. Charles B. Barclay 170 Keefer Bible Record Richard A. Olson "Gone West": Pennsylvanians in California, 1856 173 Effingham P. Humphrey, Jr. Genealogical Accessions by the Genealogical Society and the Historical 178 -• Society of Pennsylvania, 1973 Rita Schive Mowrer Book Reviews Genealogical Exchange Notices O byh , Published 203 212 127, 158, 172, 202 of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107- eEnw a year . Notes on Contributors ALICE A. EVERETT, an eleventh generation New England Yankee, is married to Mark R. Everett, great-great-grandson of Jacob Everet of Moore Township, Northampton County, Pa. She is presently Librarian of the NSDAR Oklahoma Society, Oklahoma City. TERRY A. MCNEALY is the Librarian, Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown, Pa. A native of Doylestown, he earned his M.S. from Drexel University in 1971. He is the author of A History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Part I, and of numerous magazine articles. MARY K. MEYER, an Ohian by birth, a New Yorker by adoption, and a Marylander by circumstance, is a former editor of the Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin. At present she is the Assistant Librarian and Genealogist of the Maryland Historical Society and Genealogical Editor of the Maryland Historical Magazine. HANNAH BENNER ROACH, F.G.S.P., F.A.S.G., Vice President of the Genealogical Society, and former Editor of the Magazine, is now Research Associate of the Papers of William Penn. This project, sponsored by the Federal Government and the Pennsylvania Historical Society, will culminate in a microfilm edition of the Papers, which will be available for study and sale. KENNETH SCOTT, F.A.S.G., Professor Emeritus of History, Queens College of The City University of New York, is a frequent contributor to leading genealogical magazines. He is a Member of the Board of Trustees of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, and a Contributing Editor of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly. His recent Rivington's New York Newspaper is reviewed in this issue.