Abstract
Page 1258 History of Delaware : 1609-1888: – John Thomas Scharf
"Stretcher's Hall", a tract of five hundred acres, was originally granted to Henry Stretcher, and by him sold to James Standfield and James Thomas. It was later known as the "Jersey Tract," and is situated on the south side of Cypress Branch of Prime Hook Creek. Hon. James Ponder is the present owner.
Christopher Topham was the owner of a six-hundred acre tract called "White Oak Neck," previous to 1742. In that year he deeded six acres of it to the Friends. It was situate on Cool Springs Branch. He also owned four hundred acres of forest land, known as "Green Meadow"
The assessment list of Broadkiln Hundred for the year 1785 contained the following names:
(listing only one name here) Nunez Deputy.
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