. 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

was the brother of Joseph, who came over in 1732, although this has not been definitely established. On October 7th, 1743, Johann Friederich "Hubely," aged 25 years, arrived at Philadelphia on the ship "Saint Andrew," Robert �Brown Captain, from Rotterdam. He is also believed to have been a brother of

, Researcher, of the Historical Society of York County, in a book store in York, Pa. In the Eby Family Bulletin, Number 4, edited by Franklin Stanton Aby, M.D., in 1924, we find the following statement on page 12, indicating the value the family historians placed upon this very Bible, and also showing the self

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

under the auspices of the provincial government? Lancaster County was not 300 years old — it was a mere 253 years old! Nevertheless, the importance of Lancaster County's founding in the history of Pennsyl- vania cannot be underestimated. The first three counties were established — on paper, at least

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