. Record of Pastoral Acts at the Lutheran and Reformed Congregations of the Muddy Creek Church, E. Cocalico Twp., 1730-1790. (Book) 1981. Historic Preservation Trust of Lanc. Co. Preservation Education Project.(Book) 1981. Hohman, John George. The Long Lost Friend, Containing Arts and Remedies, For Man As

fast-thinning ranks of the Blue and the Gray to Gettysburg in final reunion. H. G. Wells, noted authority, classes Abraham Lincoln, the central figure of that great drama, among the first six men of the world's history. If that be true, no excuse need be offered to record in the annals of this Society

, strange to say,has become the philosopher's stone of geographers. They have searched the Orient with a view of finding an available quarter in which to locate it, but at each move confusion becomes worse confounded, and in hopeless de- spair they leave it to be located any- where, except, of course, on

proffered to all who should engage in this great national object. But no sooner is peace concluded, our ports thrown open to the European nations, our markets inundated with the products of foreign climes, and a general depression in the price of all articles made at home threatens ruin to every domestic

Lake Erie, September 17, 1814. The committee appointed uider the resolution was somewhat tardy, and the matter was renewed on February 16, 1829, when a new committee was appointed and $120 appropriated for the purpose. No fur- ther record is made of the commit- tee's work or report, but the picture was

An Identity of the Massawomekes: Five Nations Iroquois Lawrence Van Horn The term Massawomeke seems peculiar to the literature of Captain John Smith (1612). In 1608, he came upon separate parties of Susquehannocks and Massawomekes on his trip up Chesapeake Bay (1612:53), 376). And these

. The earliest record of the use of that name that we could find is shown in Bridgen's Atlas of 1864, marking the site as Michael Trissler's "Rocky Spring." �to the safety of Donegal Township, "when the settlement was obliged to fly by the barbarous Indian war."5 There were rumors in those days of

impending evils, and to restore freedom to our commerce and pre- serve peace to our citizens." War was declared June 18th, 1812. The Benevolent Society of Paradise By WILLIAM FREDERIC WORNER A COMMUNICATION, — dated Paradise, Pa., January 11th, 1817, — appeared in the Lancaster Journal of Friday, Jan- uary

minister. There is nothing in the record to indicate otherwise. He remained at Reyer's only three years, accepting a call to Harrisburg during the summer of 1790. His report to the 1788 Coetus indicates that the congregations which constituted the charge were changed to include Hellers, and not Cocalico

ABrief History of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit By Stephen R. Herr This is the story of a modern-day congregation which traces its history back to the early 1800s. However, its most recent life has shown that wor- shipping in a school and a farmhouse has not prevented the