deeding it in several parts as follows: Christian Kieffer and Sarah his wife to Inland Insurance and Deposit Co. Deed dated March 31, 1855, Record Book K, Vol. 8, p. 27. Also by deed to David Longenecker, dated May 2, 1855. Recorded in Book I, Vol. 8, p. 469. Watt & Shand Sundry deeds at varying dates

grove south of Landisville. John C. Landis and a few others, how- ever, did not take much interest in those transient exhorters from other parts. John C. Landis, Jacob H. Hershey, George Dingler, Henry Eshleman, Jacob H. Smaling, Jacob Minnich and S. D. Druken- brod were among some of the early

and of commanding appearance. His eyes were blue; his hair brown in early life. For many years his hair was snowy white while his face was fair and ruddy with the glow of health. He was ill but one week in his entire life." Of the thirty-one furnaces once flourishing here, Washington furnace alone

congregation at Strasburg but there is no record of further activities after the settlement in 1717. His activities, however, during the interval of his exile and his arrival in America are full of import to those whose ancestors were influenced by his decisions. We are sure that those years were filled with