"Dr. Enoch Edwards was associated with James Monroe when the latter was minister to France, and was also on the staff of Lord Sterling.
A brother, Major Evan Edwards, was on the staff of General Charles Lee, and was General Lee's second in his celebrated duel with Laurens, in which Alexander Hamilton was the second on the other side.
It is said that Jefferson made his first draft of the Declaration of Independence in the summer house located in the garden of Dr. Edwards, in Frankford.
The mansion on these grounds, which was only recently torn down, was in its day the resort of the most eminent men of the time, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Monroe, and many others foremost in the history of our country.
Aaron Burr, who was a cousin of Dr. Edwards, and of Dr. Britton's great-grandmother, was also a frequent visitor."〔''Genealogical and Personal Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey'', pg. 160 By Francis Bazley Lee, Lewis Publishing Company, Lewis Publishing Company, 1907〕

After my uncle's return, he purchased a place in Frankford
of Mr. Drinker. The house was pleasantly situated at
some distance from the street, but the beauty of the
place consisted in the lovely view presented from the
summer-house, of the pastures, streams, bridges, mills,
the village, numberless roads winding through tall
trees, luxuriant shade, and rising above all other objects,
was seen Christ Church steeple, five miles distant.
One day when Mr. Jefferson was on a visit to my uncle,
they walked up to this summer-house. He looked round
and said: ''This is the spot on which the signers of the Declaration of Independence dined the day they signed the Declaration.''〔FANNY SALTAR'S REMINISCENCES OF
COLONIAL DAYS IN PHILADELPHIA.
CONTRIBUTED BY MRS. E. B. HOSKINS., Page 198
PA. MAG. HIST., XL (Apr. 1916)〕