: Dr. Abram P. Garber : a biographical sketch / by George C. Keidel, Ph.D. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Garber, Abram P., 1838-1881. Garber family. Publisher: Lancaster, Pa. : Lancaster County Historical Society, 1914 Description: 199-219 p. ; 23 cm. Series: Journal of the Lancaster County

Gilmore Day: Lancaster Musical Holiday Honoring Patrick S. Gilmore Mrs. Erwin H. Johnson Lancaster County once had its own musical holiday, GILMORE DAY, celebrated in the memory of Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore the great Irish-American bandmaster. First observed on June 12, 1905, being initiated by the

: Beck, Paul E. Title: Christian Myers, migrant iron master and a founder of Clarion County / by Paul E. Beck. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Myers, Christian, 1796-1877. Bear, Henry. Clarion Furnace (Clarion County, Pa.) Iron mines and mining--Pennsylvania--Clarion County --History. Iron industry

/Pwebrecon.cgi.txt Author: Martin, C. H. Title: Two Delaware Indians who lived on farm of Christian Hershey / by C. H . Martin. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Hershey, Christian. Hershey family. Delaware Indians--Pennsylvania. Publisher: Lancaster, Pa. : Lancaster County Historical Society, 1930 Description

that I am qualified to write this his- tory of the industry as a tribute to them. George Martin Krupa was born in 1873 in the little village of Klusov, Czechoslovakia, then a part of Austria-Hungary. In 1898, at the age of 25, after serving in the Austrian Army under Emperor Franz Josef, he came to

Horace Bushnell about the necessity for the Christian Alliance. Although never large or wealthy, the Christian Alliance prospered in the 1840's and became as broadly representative of the evangelical de- nominations as any union missionary society of the period. Bacon inaugurated his project of a

Jeremiah S. Black. The date of his admission to the Franklin county Bar cannot be ascertained, as the records were de- stroyed during the War of the Rebel- lion, when Chambersburg was burned by the Confederates under Generl Mc- Causland. He died at Chambersburg on August 2, 1848, and was buried in the

Fashion. Millinery and fancy goods. 13 East King Street, Lancaster. Copyright, S. Gibson, 1882. Insert 2 Astrich Bros., Palace of Fashion. Millinery and fancy goods. 13 East King Street, Lancaster. Insert 3 Astrich Bros., Palace of Fashion. Millinery, cloaks, shoes, and fancy goods. 115-117 North Queen

assembling the many pieces of the entire Shreiner family from Hans Adam on downwards based on tombstones, courthouse archives and obituaries, and Judith L. Hagerty, who made much of the Philip Shreiner information available. . . . Stacy B.C. Wood, Jr. 000 Hans Martin Schreiner b. 1650 (DLS p. 1) d. - m. Anna