Surviving early records of York County, Pennsylvania : more precisely being collector's warrents for County Tax of 1762 (for 1763), Hellam Township (Duplicate), County Tax of 1767 (for 1768), Cumberland (Duplicate) and Newberry (Fragment) Townships (both appealed), Provincial Tax of 1767 (for 1768), Germany, Hamiltonban, and Newberry Townships (Duplicates, all appealed) with appendix and surname index
Miscellaneous Twps., ca. 1815-1819, 1 vol. These records are grouped into 15 different sections, each section with a list of names from A-Z. But the sections cross township boundaries, listing names in multiple, contiguous townships. The entries list valuation and assessment data. The volume doesn't appear to have been produced by a township level official. More likely it was generated by a county-level official.
Presents a biography of James Buchanan's niece who was the White House hostess during her uncle's presidency, helped create the National Gallery of Art, and started the first pediatrics hospital.
The story of president James Buchanan's lost love. He was engaged to be married to Ann Coleman in 1819. She broke off the engagement and told Buchanan she never wanted to see him again. Within a few months she died suddenly. Buchanan never married and kept her portrait in his bedroom until his death.
