For the history of bundling, besides the mention in Valentine's _Manual_, should be consulted the case of Seger _v._ Slingerland in Caine's _Reports_, II (New York and Albany, 1860), where the custom was judicially considered; also Lamb, _History of the City of New York_ (New York and Chicago, 1877); and especially Stiles, _Bundling_ (Albany, 1871). Stiles, _History of the City of Brooklyn_ (Brooklyn, 1867-70), gives an account of the restrictions put on the remarriage of widows in the old Dutch wills; and there are some notices of marriage law and customs in Grant, _Memoirs of an American Lady_ (New York, 1809); Weise, _History of the City of Albany_ (Albany, 1884); Watson, _Annals and Occurrences of New York City and State_ (Philadelphia, 1846); Vanderbilt, _Social History of Flatbush_ (New York, 1882; new ed., 1899); Ostrander, _History of the City of Brooklyn and King's County_ (Brooklyn, 1894); Gerard, _The Old Stadt Huys of New Amsterdam_ (New York, 1875); Hazard, _Annals of Pennsylvania_ (Philadelphia, 1850); and especially Earle's _Colonial Days in Old New York_ (New York, 1896). In 1786 a brief account of wedding customs in New York state was given by Hannah Thompson, "Letters," in _Pa. Mag. of Hist. and Biog._, XIV (Philadelphia, 1890); and in 1748 the governor's lucrative monopoly of marriage-license fees is described by the Swedish botanist Kalm, _Travels in North America_ (Warrington, 1770): see Hart, _Source-Book of American History_ (New York, 1899), extract 50. Cook, "The Marriage Celebration in the Colonies," _Atlantic_, LXI (Boston, 1888), discusses the subject for the middle provinces; and for the historical background Brodhead, _History of the State of New York_ (New York, 1853-71); O'Callaghan, _History of New Netherland_ (2d ed., New York, 1855); Friedberg, _Eheschliessung_ (Leipzig, 1865); and his _Geschichte der Civilehe_ (Hamburg, 1877), have been of most service. For New Jersey, Leaming and Spicer, _Grants, Concessions, and Original Constitutions_ (2d ed., Philadelphia, 1881), is of first-rate importance. This collection is supplemented by the documents in _New Jersey Archives_ (Newark, 1880-86); and Smith, _History of the Colony of Nova-Caesaria or New Jersey_ (Burlington, 1765; reprint, 1877); while the law of 1719 may be found in _Acts of the General Assembly_ (Woodbridge, 1752); or in Allinson, _Acts of the General Assembly, 1702-1776_ (Burlington, 1776).