B. McIlvaine, George Duffield Merrill, Lizzie L. Miley, Frank B. Miller, George H. Miltonberger, J. C. Mower, J. H. Moyer, J. G. Musser, Maggie Owens, Steve J. Parry, H. B. Phiffer, Amanda Poutz, Lilian Poutz, May Prangley, James Jr. Ramsdell, O. J. Reeser, Joseph Reinoehl, A. F. Reitzel, Amanda

Slough, Jacob Krug, �George Musser, John Huber, James Crawford and Jacob Graeff, was ap- pointed, and at a meeting held at the house of Peter Diller on January 26, 1802, John Miller and Abraham Wit- mer, builder of Witmer's Bridge, were appointed a committee to wait on his Excellency, Thomas McKean, Gov

A History of the Kreider Machine Company by Donald J. Summar In the early years of the twentieth century many machine shops in the United States attempted to enter the automobile industry, which was not dominated by a few large companies as it is today. Some machine shops were very successful in

Hartman, J. Heinitsh, Charles A. Henry, Benjamin Henry, William Herr, L. B. Hinchey, Edward Hindie, Robert Hogarth, Joseph Holman, I. D. Holman, Janice Hopson, John Hostetter, Simon Howell, H. N. Howell, Henry H. Huber, Joseph H. Hubley, Isaac Jeffries, John R. Johnson, George Johnson, J. W. Johnson, John

G. Hostetter, Abraham Hostetter, D. Hostetter, John Hostetter, John L. Hough, William T. Housekeeper, Philip Houston, Benjamin F. Howlett, Rebecca Huber, Jacob Huber, Jonathan D. Huber, Michael Huber, Peter Hummel, Jacob Hurley, John Huskey, Benjamin Huston, Samuel Illgers, David Imhoff, Henry

and John and daughters Jane Smith, wife of Thomas Smith, and Martha Campbell, widow. 9 The four children sold the property to John Willson on September 17, 1762. David Byers owned the property from October 24, 1739 until his death in 1762, and occupied it for about forty years, from approximately 1720

Musser's Plantation" outlined on a 1950 map of Lancaster, showing the route of the Lancaster-Rohrer's Sawmill Road in 1815 (heavy black line). 1. The John Musser House. 2. The Musser Family Cemetery. 3. The Henry Musser House. 4. Adamstown, laid out in 1744. 5. John Musser Jr's. Mussertown, laid out in

the pioneer Hans Herr. (4) Mary Carpenter, born �1733. (5) John Carpenter, born 1735, married Elizabeth Scherer. They had 3 sons, John, David and William, who married 3 daughters of Emanuel Car- penter, Jr. (6) Sarah Carpenter, born 1741, married Jno. Graybill. (7) Elizabeth Carpenter, born 1743