, also an inn-keeper, was born January 14,1774, and married Solome Hall on December 26, 1797. He died on April 2, 1815, and is also buried in Trinity Lutheran graveyard. Colonel George Nauman, of the United States Army, was the son of George Nauman and Salome Hall, and was born in Lan- caster, October 7

his father had been, and represented his native county in Congress from 1813 to 1814, and he resigned in 1814. In �the roll of Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of 1812-1814, we find a record of James Whitehill as Major General in Division No. 4. Mr. White- hill is buried in Leacock Presbyterian

November 23, 1748, when Rev. Joseph Tate was installed as pastor, in which relation he con- tinued until his death, October 11, 1774, a period of twenty-six years.* The Presbytery of Donegal The Presbytery of Donegal was or- ganized October 11, 1732, and was fifth in line of succession in the United States

Lazarus Stewart Few events in the colonial history of Lancaster county have attracted more attention, or were more dis- cussed at the time and since, than the raid of the notorious "Paxton Boys" on the remnant of Conestoga Indians who lived at Indiantown, and later their second raid on the few who

Pennsylvania Militia. In 1824, when General Lafayette visited the United States, he was chairman of the committee ap- pointed by the people of the town and county of Lancaster to do him honor, and had the compli- ment of introducing this distinguished Frenchman who had so nobly helped to gain our liberty. The