.) for Lancaster City's Sun Fire Company. Water was supplied from a pump or hydrant and 20 men were required to efficiently operate the pump handles. �122 JOURNAL OF THE LANCASTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY were also made for Lebanon, Middletown and Lancaster City's American Fire Co.25 For the latter

The Gumpf Family of Lancaster Boro Revisited By Stacy B. C. Wood, Jr. In the 1984 Winter issue of Kentucky Rifle Association, the late S. E. Dyke wrote of "The Gumpf Family of Gunsmiths of Lancaster Boro, 1787-1875" and of his difficulty in determining the true identity/relationship of nine Gumpfs

Shreiner, clockmaker and engineer b. 22 Jan 1769 Lancaster, Pa. (TLCR Bk 3 #36 p. 266) d. 14 Feb 1866 (LDE 15 Feb 1866) bur. Shreiner's Cemetery, Lancaster, Pa. (ADS) obit. LDE 15 Feb 1866, LI 21 Feb 1866 m. 27 Dec 1789 Elizabeth Zorn (Ziarn) (TLCR Bk 4 p. 63) b. 13 Apr 1765 (WFW Vol 8, p. 83, #220) d. 31

Technical School, Lancaster, PA, after retiring from a career as a physicist. His leisure activities include horological research and antique clock restoration. Stacy Wood is both a genealogist and a horologist. He was the first director and curator of the Museum of the National Association of Watch and