of the Schneder family. The second Jacob Schneder was a member of either Muddy Creek or Zeltenreich's Church.10 When his daughter, Elizabeth, died in 1777, he decided, because of the distance to either Muddy Creek or Zeltenreich's to bury his dead on his own land. The section just east of his home

of what is now the main highway from Lancaster County into Maryland, at present Route 222. In 1942, they were on the Osborne estate, which nearly adjoins the lands of State Representative Norman Wood to its east. Rock Springs may be defined as an outcropping mass of weathered ser- pentine, about ten