3-1/2 Bachman Isabella Nov. 8, 1912 No Deed on record 2453 Conestoga 71 5 1 62 9-1/2 A 501 Bachman William 57 Married Strasburg, Pa. Lancaster Lancaster Cancer of the Liver Feb. 3, 1921 Fisher & Sons Interred at 12 Noon 4336 General Reynolds 114 1 & 2 1 109 12 Baer Adam B. 82 East Hempfield, Lanc

Ironville, north of Columbia? Max: Right! North of Columbia. Ironville was a little village. And it was named after the iron mines that were there sometime back and was a community of maybe about 40, 50 houses and I consider that my basic home where I grew up. We lived out in the country and we delivered

losing about 1500 veterans a day. That’s pretty bad; it’s just so many, so many men served in the [fourth lieutenant] its just coming to that time, when, they start collecting now for the Veteran’s Oral History project. J: I seen on TV some of that. I: yeah, they starting to collect oral stories a little

you like to tell us just a little bit about these remembrances you have here, I think those are very interesting. W: Well, this was the story of the Liberty Bell and how it came into Pennsylvania, and its, very explicit on there, and of course, then this is the story, this is also the historic part of

have been in other counties in southeastern Pennsylvania, but I’m not acquainted with them. It was a day, the day of the year by custom and tradition when all real estate business, transactions took place, deeds were made, properties were transferred, leases began and ended, farmers settled with their

big exchange was going on. L: These people would come in from all sections of the county, lower Lancaster County in this case. And they would put their horse in the livery stable, and in this case it was a livery stable. And they’d take the trolley to Lancaster. After having been in here all day