FOOTNOTES:

[49] _JHB, 1712-1726_ (Richmond, 1912), pp. 336, 373.

[50] "Journals of the Council of Virginia in Executive

Session 1737-1763," _VHM_ (Richmond, 1907), vol. 14, pp.

232-235.

[51] _George Mercer Papers Relating to the Ohio Company of

Virginia_, comp. and edit. by Lois Mulkearn (Pittsburgh:

University of Pittsburgh Press, 1954), p. 204.

[52] John Mercer's Ledger B is the principal source of

information for this chapter. It was begun in 1725 and ended

in 1732. The original copy is in the library of the Bucks

County Historical Society, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, a

photostatic copy being in the Virginia State Library. Further

footnoted references to the ledger are omitted, since the

source in each case is recognizable.

[53] JAMES MERCER GARNET, "James Mercer," _WMQ_ [1]

(Richmond, 1909), vol. 17, pp. 85-98. Mrs. Ann Fitzhugh was

the widow of William Fitzhugh III, who died in 1713/14. She

was the daughter of Richard Lee and lived at "Eagle's Nest"

in King George County (see "The Fitzhugh Family," VHM

[Richmond, 1900], vol. 7, pp. 317-318).

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