Streets on July 13, 1867. John also had a younger brother, Jacob Jr., who was a segar maker by-trade and who was related to the Demuth family thru marriage into the Buckius clan. On June 5, 1849 John married Sarah Heppenstall of Wrightsville, daughter of John Heppenstall and Sarah Newcomer. Their union

, shoes and stockings. They were accompanied by 30 women and the same number of children, which resulted in bitter controversy among local authorities as to who would pay for their unbudgeted rations. Borough officials often were not informed in advance as to how many persons had to be fed or housed when

Faithful Richard- son Slaymaker. Samuel and his brothers, Amos and Henry, were partners in the hostelry business and operated a stage line between Lancaster and Philadelphia. The Slaymaker family was active in the Presbyterian Church. Samuel"s wife, Ann Cochran, whom he married on June 17, 1796, and their

sold the hotel because of failing health. Frank and Laura Allison became the new owners and the Fieles family moved to North Bridge Street across from the old Slokom estate. Mort died four years later and was buried in the family plot adjoining Old Leacock Church, near Paradise, Pa. In 1929 Bill passed