by Elmer Garfield Van Name. 1969. 18p

This book delves into the life and legacy of Joseph Paull, an immigrant from Ilminster, Somerset, England, who settled in Pennsylvania in the late 17th century. It chronicles his family lineage, detailing his marriage to Margaret Roberts and their children, while highlighting the significant land acquisitions he made in Pennsylvania, including a notable purchase from Edward Blinman. The text also explores Paull's involvement in the Quaker community, his contributions to the Society of Friends, and the lasting impact of his descendants, who have played important roles in the history of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.