born in Switzerland, but the rest of his children—Salome, Christian, Henry, Jr., Daniel, Mary, and Jacob—were born in Pennsylvania. Emanuel married Caroline Line, and they were the parents of five children, all of whom married well and became prominent in Lancaster County.16 �92/4, 1989/90 111 Emanuel

Society featured a contested election for president. Dr. George Leonard Heiges, vice president of the Society, had been slated by the nominating committee; and Christian Hess Martin, �28 JOURNAL OF THE LANCASTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY treasurer of the Society for many years, had been nominated from the

accurate record of who was sinning and where. A large collection of his notebooks rests in the archives of the Lancaster County Historical Society. One must admire the persistence and tenacity of the Law and Order Society agents as they went about their unpopular business. With the arrival of Prohibition

represented in the Pennsylvania Educational Hall were: Children's Home of Lancaster, South Ann Street. Photographs Franklin & Marshall College, College Avenue. Map of the Buildings and Campus Lancaster County Schools, B.F. Shaub, Supt., (Award). Photographs, drawings, maps, students' work Mount Joy Soldiers

related by Themselves. Probably the first genealogy published in Lancaster County was Daniel Bollinger's Bollinger Family Record issued in 1763. Francis Bailey in 1774 published A Melancholy Narrative of the Unhappy Samuel Brand[t] who was executed at Lancaster . . . on the 18th day of December 1773. The