, Henry Doerson, Philip Dommel, Harry Dorley, Harry Dorley, Henry Dornbaugh, Graybill Douts, Walter Druckemiller, Jacob Dull, Walter W. Eaby, George W. Eberman, H. F. Eberts, Jasper Eckert, Henry Eckert, Leonard Ehler, Henry Eichholtz, Robert L. Eleight, James M. Elligott, James M. Elliott, Samuel Ellis

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

, Germantown, Pa., in 1743. Barbara Frietchie gave it to a Mrs. Mergardt, of Frederick, Md. Nothing else is now known of her parents, except that they first settled in Lancaster, Pa. They were members of the First Reformed Church. The church record of births and baptisms shows that Nicholas and Catherine Hauer

, twenty-two children were received by him in bap- tism. In the list of funerals made by Rev. Shaffner in his record book is the fol- lowing: "Anna Maria Ruth, born 1763, 10th of July, daughter of Frederick Bower, Jr. She was married three times, her first husband being John Gelbach to whom she was married

years. Valentine, her husband, died May 12, 1786, aged eighty-three years. Jacob M. West- haeffer was the only child of Michael and Anna Maria Messersmith, both mem- bers of St. James' Episcopal Church. He was born in Lancaster, December 4, 1818, and married Mary Catharine White, of Howard county