standing, and additional issues would be run off which were bound in booklet form. This was the start of our Journal.Volume I was called "Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Socie- ty," and subsequent volumes were called "Papers and Addresses of the Lancaster County Historical Society" until

time he joined with James Mehaffey, son of his father's partner in land development in Marietta, in the lumber business. At that time Marietta was a large lumber center, convert- �ing logs rafted down the Susquehanna River to building timbers and other lumber. In 1861 Duffy became a member of a firm

presentations would be staged in Quarryville Memorial Park on a large old flat bed trailer, today's answer to the Conestoga wagon. When the Southern Lancaster County Historical Society, Inc, was ap- proached, it decided to portray the Christiana Riot of 1851 as its presentation. Your president and editor

affiliated with the Lutheran Ministerium of Penn- sylvania until 1953 when all (excluding the Missouri Synod churches) except Lancaster's Holy Trinity Church became members of the General Pennsylvania Synod during a realignment. Later the Lancaster church joined the CP Synod. Many of the rural congregations

excavation made on the side of the Petersburg Township [State Road] road, just beyond the Pennsylvania railroad. About a mile and a half further north-east, another deposit of calamine was cut through in building the Lancaster Branch of the Reading and Columbia railroad. At that point consider- able ore has