attended the meeting. Another date was proposed, and on 26 November 1886 a much larger group assembled in W. Uhler Hensel's law office, at 8 South Queen Street. The group included Frank Reid Diffenderffer, editor of the Lancaster New Era; The Rev. Dr. J. Max Hark, pastor of the Moravian Church; The Rev. Dr

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Hamilton added to his original tract until his lands extended northwest to the city limits of 1742-1946. The town of Lancaster, having no government of its own prior to 1742, was subject to the government of Lancaster Township, the community as of that date not extending into Manheim Township. Township