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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 113, 26 November 1915, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Ou July 30, 1718, William \ at his residence in* Ruscombe shire village, having been boi tober 14, lt>44, within the bounds of the Tower of Loi became an undergraduate Church, Oxford, on October Hut far the most is he celel constituting a colony, with lei ent from Charles the Second are now the United States of in order to secure re-igious li pecially for Quakers or Friei of the two States included tentlis the size of England, named after hiniseif—Pennsy "Penn's Forest" region—the ing New Jersey; and one of yania's chief cities was nari him, Philadelphia, which show a University student he had and not forgotten Greek, am applied it most suitably, for it which, occurring five times in Testament, is thrice 1 "brotherly love," once as " kindness," but lastly as the n city in Asia Minor. He was in the burial-ground of the meeting-house called Jordans, font St. Giles in Buckingham: statues of him stand at Phil in front of the Pennsylvania and on the tower of the new C and his descendants continued inant in his American settlem the present United States tf became independent of EnJ 1776.