Additions and Corrections

Additions and Corrections Pennsylvania Deeds. PGM, XXIX (1975), 106, second line from the bottom of page. Should read: Signed John Flower, Alice Flower. Ellis Pugh. PGM, XXIX (1975 (1975) 113, 3rd paragraph, 5th line. " — 120, Should read: "with his wife Sina, came from Brithdir item #3. Should read: 1676: Baptisims: Ellin, d/o Ellis Pugh and Sina 8 Aug. 121, next to last line. Should read: of Baron Owen (Owen Lewis Owen. Tyddyn y Garreg). 122, 9th line from the bottom. Should read: of Ellis Pugh and Sina, and the naming of Pen Rhos on the Tyddyn y Garreg. Garton Family Bible. PGM, XXIX (1975), 135, 4th listing from the bottom of page. Should read: His wife was born the 3rd day of November 1785. Book Review, John Long of Lancaster Co. PGM, XXIX (1975), 187, line 13. Should read: On Whitsunday 1768 Genealogical Accessions by The Genealogical Society and The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1 January 1972 - 1 January 1973. PGM, XXVIII (1973) . The Davenport entry on page 40, should include three separately bound works: Supplement 1, Fall 1973; Supplement II, Summer 1968; and Index. In the Huffman entry on page 42, "Stegfried" should read "Siegfried." Book Review, Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, New Jersey. PGM, XXIX (1975) , 183. The New York Genealogical 8c Biographical Society, has a 60 page typed index to the 1901 edition, by Lincoln C. Cocheu. A note from Milton Rubincam, Book Review Editor, National Genealogical Society Quarterly, "I have read with interest Mr. J. S. W. Gibson's rebuttal to Mr. Walter Lee Sheppard's critical review of Wills and Where to Find Them, and Mr. Sheppard's reply thereto, (PGM, XXIX, (1975), 152-155). Permit me to correct one statement by Mr. Sheppard. His long review of the Gibson book was not published in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly because I had already written a review, which appeared December 1974, page 298. It is true that the Society has a policy of not reviewing books unless they are donated to its library, however in this case, the book was received and reviewed before Mr. Sheppard's paper reached us. I though of comparing the Gibson book with Mr. Camp's earlier work, Wills and Their Whereabouts, but, as they both fill a need and are highly useful, I contented myself with a factual description of the contents of Wills and Where to Find Them. It is unfortunate that Mr. Gibson's title so closely resembles Mr. Camp's, but I am glad it will be changed in any future edition." 247