La famille Barde : une histoire et généalogie des bardes de 'Carroll's Delight', avec une chronique des Bardes et des généalogies de la parenté Barde . très proche, mais la plus exhaustive qu'researchhas a omis de révéler une explication complète de theirrelationship. Rien n'a été constatée concernant la rési-dence d'Archibald Beard au Delaware, au-delà d'thereference ^il faite par V. Hamilton Boyd, qui,malheureusement, a omis de mentionner la source de l'hisinformation. La cause de son renvoi vers l'CarrollsDelight s'explique facilement. Parmi ses voisins du ruisseau inINIiln^J Jérémie était cent oche

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The Bard family : a history and genealogy of the Bards of "Carroll's Delight, " together with a chronicle of the Bards and genealogies of the Bard kinship . very close, but the most exhaustive researchhas failed to reveal a complete explanation of theirrelationship. Nothing has been ascertained concerning the resi-dence of Archibald Beard in Delaware, beyond thereference to it made by ^V. Boyd Hamilton, who, unfortunately, failed to mention the source of hisinformation. The cause of his removal to CarrollsDelight is easily explained. Among his neighbors inINIiln Creek Hundred was Jeremiah I^ochery, theancestor of the I^ochery family of western Pennsyl-vania. Beard and I..ochery agreed to join with twoothers, John AVitherow and James McGinley, in thepurchase of a tract of 5, 000 acres of land from DanielCarroll, of Duddington Manor, in Prince Georgescounty, Md., which Carroll had obtained under agrant from Lord Baltimore. To this tract was giventhe name of Carrolls Delight. It was in every wayworthy of the name. It is a beautiful sweep of coun-try between the Sugar Loaf and Jacks Mountain, inthe western part of what is now^ Adams county. Pa.. 148 THE ILARl) FAMILY Oil the south Jiiid forinino- a part of the traet isJMiissehiiairs Hill. It is eoursed by a luiinber ofswift-riimiiiio- streams tliat have their sources in themountains on the north. One of these. Mud Run, onwhieli Mr. Heard built a mill, comes out of a moun-tain .i^or^e at the base of the Su^ar Loaf, and forms ajunction with Middle Creek, east of MussehnansHill. ^Vnother stream a mile to the westward, TomsCreek, comes out throut)-h a i»oroe at the WesternMarykmd Railroad horseshoe, on the eastern side ofJacks Mountain. Still another stream, wliich windsaround the base of the mountain on the west andsouth from Fountaindale, is Miney Hranch, whiclijoins Toms Creek near Mason and Dixons Line.All of these streams water the splendid vale thatHeard. Lochery, ^^^itherow and McClinley boughtfrom Daniel Carroll, in 1

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