FOOTNOTES:

[69] Nathaniel Chapman headed the Accokeek Ironworks,

referred to by Mercer in Ledger G as "Chapman's Works at Head

of Bay." Although Mercer had opposed the act, which gave

privileges to the ironworks, he was a lifelong friend of

Chapman, who testified in his behalf in 1734 and served with

him on the Ohio Company Committee in the 1750's and 1760's.

Chapman was executor for the estates of Lawrence and

Augustine Washington.

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