reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory. Language: English Biographical and Historical Note: Henry Edwin Slaymaker and William C. Pinkerton went into the hardware business as Pinkerton & Slaymaker ca. 1850. The store was located on North Queen Street in Lancaster. The

supplies for 1785 given by Leonard Eicholtz" (sic)." William Henry, well-known and revered patriot of Lancaster, aforesaid Commissary General and County Treasurer in his later years, died 15 Dec. 1786. James, who gave the receipt, was one of his two sons who served as his executors." Twenty-eight pounds, 9

Journal of the LANCASTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Susan Carpenter Frazer by Marion Wallace Reninger Miss Susan Carpenter Frazer was undoubtedly the "great lady" of Lime Street if not of Lancaster in her day. She was born in Lancaster in 1852 and lived her entire life here. Her home at 38 North