various printed accounts of the Revolutionary period that they were new to history, and now takes pleasure in giving them to the members of this Society, with such annotations as increase their value. �The account book of John Hubley is a small volume, 4 by 8 inches in size, and contains a large number of

Charles Hall : A Revolutionary Worthy. The earliest record of the Hall family in America is to be found in an old Bible, bound in calfskin, now brown and velvety with age, which bears the following imprint: "London—Assignees of Clement Cotton, 1630." On a fly-leaf is written: "This is the family

these definitions, Columbia is a borough; Lancaster is a city; and Fulton and Drumore are townships.—Letter from John Ward Willson Loose, March 31, 1969, Lancaster, Pa. 'These were the same Negroes whose families had come to Columbia with the manumitted slaves from Henrico and Hanover Counties, Virginia

%20Project/Biblio%20Info/Pwebrecon.cgi.txt Author: Atlee, Benjamin Champneys. Title: A Revolutionary record / by B. C. Atlee, Esq. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Lancaster County (Pa.)--History--17th century. Publisher: Lancaster, Pa. : Lancaster County Historical Society, 1900/1901 Description: [20]-22

Eckerleins, Conrad Weiser and Peter Miller, who were intellectually his superiors, bowed to his spiritual power. At the present day it might be said by some people that he possessed wonderful hypnotic powers. I shall not attempt to tell the story of the industrial development of the institutions at Ephrata

Bayley, a wagon-master in the Revolutionary service, and of his his brother, John, and the Justice be- fore whom the loyal men of Donegal took the oath of allegiance. On the east side is inscribed the name of Colonel Bertram Galbraith, who commanded a regiment during the war and partici- pated in the

those who were so interested and helpful in this research topic. The subject of this paper was first suggested by Mr. Gerald Lestz, a Lancastrian well-versed in particularly the architectural history of Lancaster City. Once the subject of the paper was de- cided, various persons are due the gratitude of

White, Henry A. Whitlock, Isaac Wiley, W. B. Wilhelm, F.H. Wimer, J. A. Winower, Harry J. Winower, Peter Wise, Christian Wisler, J. L. Wolf, Joseph Wolpert, L. Worthington, Henry P. Worthington, Henry R. Zell, William D. Ziegler, J. A. Subject Headings: Business records Criminal records Lancaster (Pa

. These two men, although never actually elected to the office of bishop, carried the title through the rest of their lives and are so called in Methodist history. Therefore on Asbury's second visit to Lancaster County he was factually a bishop of the church. On this visit he made some calls on ministers