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

German Regiment. At that period the payment to the Continental Army .was made in paper money, and always ca me considerable reduced into the hands of the soldiery. Having a family Which he left behind and his pay and emolument, not being sufficient to support him and his family, induced him to relinquish

natural feature within her boundaries. To record, therefore, this important phase of the past industrial activi- ties of the county, which have in a large measure contributed to its great wealth, and which as one of its aspects stands unique in the mining history of the United States, (namely, a mine and