John Rohrer of Lancaster County Condensed from a paper by Albert L. Rohrer, of Maplewood, New Jersey. When one attempts to search the records of John Rohrer, he is at once confronted with a perplexing handicap, — there were three John Rohrers who were contemporaries in Lancaster County, Pa., and

The Distinguished Hubley Family of Lancaster By JOHN W. LIPPOLD Among the families of early Lancaster, Pennsylvania, none bears a more honored name than that of Hubley. As we leaf thru its pages of history, scarcely an act of importance or a deed of valor is recorded, but that the Hubley family

The Eby Family Bible By MRS. CHARLES M. COLDREN The oldest Bible in possession of the Lancaster County Historical So- ciety, is the "Eby" Bible, printed in 1596, and purchased and presented to the Society last year by Ralph W. Eaby, Jr., after its whereabouts was discovered by Henry J. Young

Lancaster County Observes Pennsylvania's Tercentenary By John Ward Willson Loose Governor Richard Thornburgh encouraged the counties of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania to plan and stage events to celebrate in appropriate manner the 300th anniversary of the founding of Pennsylvania by William

over to work it out. This man Rinne owned and operated a mill near Roland's Church, Lancaster County. He was one of the Committee of Observation, the purpose of which was to seek out those persons who maintained a traffic in goods of foreign origin to the detriment of local products. Early in the

Evaluation were undertaken in connection with the reconstruction of S.R. 3034, Section 001 (Wabank Road) in Lancaster Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania The Phase I survey was conducted during the spring of1995, and the Phase II investigations were carried out in the fall of 1996, for The EADS Group

. She was the youngest child of Dr. Martin Light Herr, who was born in Lancaster County in 1838. He was a successful medical doctor in Lancaster. He had attended Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia and had served in the medical corp of the U.S. Army during the Civil War. He completed his medical

Patterson-Andrews Genealogy About 1840 James Patterson An- drews, M. D., commenced a compila- tion of a genealogical register of the descendants of James and Mary (Montgomery) Patterson, founders of the Little Britain, Lancaster county, branch of the Patterson family, and also of the descendants of

. Henry H. Apple, D.D. President of Franklin and Marshall College. Music "Star Spangled Banner." Address Hon. Charles I. Landis. President of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Address Hon. Martin G. Brumbaugh. Governor of Pennsylvania. Music "Marseillaise." Address "A 'Century Retrospect," Richard

a sheaf of wheat at the bottom. Lancaster, Pennsylvania kept this three tiered design, but adapted it to reflect the city's unique features: A Conestoga Wagon replaced the ship, three round balls from the Penn family coat of arms were put in place of the plow, and three sheaves of wheat were put at