contains documents related to Mary Kilhefner, a resident of East Cocalico Township. The majority of these documents are financial in nature. A passbook records transactions in an early savings account. A decade of school tax receipts track tax rates in East Cocalico Township. As a stockholder in Lancaster

. L. Deen for salary as engineer at Water Works. 28 June 1878. Invoice from Jacob Halbach for salary as superintendent of Water Works. 28 June 1878. Invoice from E. E. Snyder for salary as clerk to Common Council. 30 June 1878. Payroll ledger of law enforcement personnel, June 1878. 1 July 1878

. He came to this country from Germany in 1717, and since that time lived on his farm. He was one of the oldest inhabitants of this county. For more than fifty years he was a teacher and a worker in the vine- yard of the Lord. He served the Mennonite congregation at all times with fidelity, and by them

the Federal Constitution, and the early years of the infant Republic ; and as there was no paper printed in English in Lancaster at this time, the old German publication has become almost our only source of local information during this era. With this thought in mind, we have endeavored to translate

. Ross, in which he displayed humor and eloquence. The evening was spent pleasantly in partaking of the fruit of the garden and in drinking delicious wine. In order to have every one satisfied, beautiful fire works were set off under the trees. About eight o'clock, the assem- blage dispersed, without the

demand they adapt themselves to him. Jacob Eichholtz is representative of the best of Pennsylvania, its culti- vation so persistent and rich from Colonial times. In homes where hang portraits from his hand are Chippendale chairs and Hepplewhite tables, old glass from Germany, and glass in the German

information concerning Jacob Eichholtz. The purpose has been to supplement, not duplicate, former publications, especially the "Partial List of the Portraits and Miscellaneous Works of Jacob Eichholtz," published in 1912. This paper is not intended to be an exhaustive research, but with the assistance of

, Jared Ingersoll, James Wilson, Gouverneur Morris—these eight delegates of Pennsylvania signed the great document on September 17, 1787. We have come here today at the invitation of the Pennsylvania Constitu- tion Commemoration Committee to honor one of these eight immortals who helped to construct the