his age. Wife, Hannah. Served from Philadelphia in Co. of Infantry, "Independent Blues," 1st Regt., Pa. Volunteers, under Capt. Peter A. Brown and Col. Clement C. Biddle. Beers' Biog. Annals, p. 420; Pa. Arch., 6th Series, Vol. 8, p. 315. Buried in Old Leacock Presbyterian Churchyard. BITNER (Bidner

): Donegal Presbyterian Church (East Donegal, Pa.) Soldiers--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County. Cemeteries--Pennsylvania--Lancaster County. Lancaster County (Pa.)--Biography. Publisher: Lancaster, Pa. : Lancaster County Historical Society, 1908 Description: [303]-306 p. ; 23 cm. Series: Journal of the Lancaster

township, Ire- land, in 1736, and died March 4, 1818. Moved from Leacock township, Lan- caster county, to Cumberland county �Prior to the Revolutionary War, and took a prominent part in the struggle sor independence. He was a member os the Provincial Con- vention, as a delegate srom Cumber- lany county

, at Hotel Wallace, in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, which bears on its face a plate marked "Made in London, 1674." This clock is an eight-day, shows the seconds, minutes, hours and days of the month, but not the moon movements. It is difficult to determine definitely just what date the first clocks were made

advertisement. The writer has recently seen such a clock running and all in good shape, in possession of John B. Oberholtzer, at Hotel Wallace, in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, which bears on its face a plate marked "Made in London, 1674." This clock is an eight-day, shows the seconds, minutes, hours and days of the

Township his Real Estate. Supposed to Be 60 Acres of a Poore Quality. Henry Rutter, Junior, of Leacock, township thought by the Most of his nabours to have gon to the Enemy, having gon shortly after Skiles, and henderson—His Real Estate the Quan- tity Unknown to Me but the Quality good the Improvements

some few years taught the Mill Creek SchooI in Upper Leacock Township. He attended the Millersville State Normal School, now State Teachers' College, graduating at that institution in the Elementary Course in the Class of 1867 and in the Scientific Course in 1870. Upon graduation he was eIected a