Bowmansville. He was self-educated, wrote letters in both English and German and acted as a scribe for neighbors. He was interested in local and family history. He died 4 March 1906 and is buried at Bowmansville Mennonite Church. Source of Acquisition: Gift of Elsie Knoll, 2 March 2000. Custodial History

Benefit Concert for the victims of September 11th featuring faculty, staff and students of the academy. 21 September 2001 Brochure introducing new faculty and administrative staff to the Pennsylvania Academy of Music. 2000-2001 Brochure with overview of history, curriculum, tuition and faculty of the

Civil War pension of Thomas Tillbrook, husband of Emma Hood Lockwood Insert 1 Letter to Gen. St. Clair A. Mulholland, U. S. Pension Agent, regarding pension money for the children of Thomas Tillbrook: Glendor, David, Mary T., and Dora E. Tillbrook, 23 August 1903. Transferred from Document Collection

. Snyder, treasurer. Two shares issued to Calvin S. Dombach. Certificate no. 3196. E. A. Wright Bank Note Co., Philadelphia. 11 April 1928. Transferred from the Library. Gift of Kathryn Eshleman. The Agricultural Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster. J. H. Mowrer, president; P. F. Snyder, treasurer. Five

Brintons were a prosperous family, owned farms and mills, and participated in other business ventures. They were of English heritage and members of the Quakers, or Society of Friends. In order to escape religious persecution in England, William Brinton purchased 200 acres in Birmingham Twp., Pennsylvania

and managed according to professional museum and archives standards. The finding aid was updated using DACS conventions. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Box 1 Folder 1 Turnpikes and Tolls This folder contains only a few items