Signers of petition: J. B. Good, Daniel Sensenig, Anthony Good, Jacob Burckhard, Reuben E. Shober, Solomon Good, Peter Musser, John A. Seitzinger, Jonas Musselman, Daniel Bowman, Joseph Good, Adam Kessler, Jacob Good, J. B. Musselman.
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Signers of petition: Robert Evans, Scott Hensel, Michael Phillips, Samuel B. Ferry, Isaac B. Myers, Jacob M. Eckman, James Montgomery Sr., Aaron Sill, Joseph Leaman, William Dungan, Elisha Hamill, James Duncan.
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Documents filed with the Court of Common Pleas by municipalities in Lancaster County placing liens on real estate. The overwhelming majority were filed by the City of Lancaster. The next greatest number were filed by the Borough of Columbia. Other liens were filed by the boroughs of Adamstown, Ephrata, New Holland, Quarryville, Strasburg, and Washington. The liens show docket book and page numbers, the name of property owner, and then describe the location and size of the property along with buildings and improvements, the amount of money in question, and the cause for the assessment. These documents were recorded in Municipal Lien Docket Books 2 through 5, and are arranged in the order they appear therein. This leads to an oddity in filing order, in that the last 45 liens in Book 4 fall out of chronological sequence, overlapping and extending slightly beyond the dates of the liens in Book 5. Handwritten, plus a very few typewritten.
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Information for each lien has been recorded in an Excel Spreadsheet which is available in the Research Center and the attached PDF.
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Signers of Petition: James Duncan, Benjamin Witmer, George Shaub, Samuel Fagan, Henry W. Breneman, John K. Raub, George W. Hensel, John Stewart, George W. Fagan, John Bassler, Henry Keen, Jacob M. Eickman.
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Signers of petition: Henry H. Breneman, James Duncan, Jacob Hawk, Henry Keen, John Bassler, James Risk, James Montgomery, John Mowrer, Martin Eckman, David Witmer, Henry Brown, George Althouse, George W. Hensel, Jacob Barr.
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Signed notices from people elected to offices of Justice of the Peace in various townships and of aldermen in two wards of Lancaster informing the prothonotary that they will accept their election. Show names, dates, locations, and specific office. Handwritten.
System of Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by surname of elected official.
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