THE WALLACE FAMILY AND THE WALLACE STORE OF EAST EARL By Hon. A. G. Seyfert Midway between Blue Ball and East Earl station, on the Lancaster and Downingtown branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, on what was formerly known as the Downingtown pike, now one of the State's best highways, is the old

HISTORY OF CEDAR GROVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN EAST EARL TOWNSHIP By Hon. A. G. Seyfert In the midst of the monuments and tombstones in the cemetery around the Pequea Presbyterian Church down in Salisbury Township, stands a gigantic White Oak tree. Between the church and the Session House is a Black

Church. By Alfred Nevin, D.D., LL.D., Editor. �Creaghead, Jas. Anderson, Samuel Gelston, Adam Boyd, John Paull and Joseph Tate. Mr. Lang's Church, East Conegogigue. Second Tuesday of April, 1776, and ninth day of the month, the Presby- tery met according to adjournment V. P. P. S., the. Rev. Messrs