King Street in 1740, and followed the business of a blue dyer. He was an assistant to the chief burgess from 1744 to 1749, not an assista'llt town clerk as stated by former records.15 ULRICH REIGART came to America in 1742·. He was a Lutheran, and married Anna Maria Merkel (1701-1768) of the Reformed

, one Bank of the branch 42 L. Co. Hist. Soc., Vol. 26, p. 90. 43 Ibid, Vol. 31, p. 143. �two houses of public Worship I saw a Court house the assembly in Session went to view them, have the appearance of decent Character a tolerable Speaker tho a small man and indifferent Clerk who has all the read

harmony, with a spirit of co-oper- ation and mutual helpfulness among pastors and people, looking to the time when it would be possible to have "one fold, and one shepherd." We find no space on these pages to quibble or argue as to the precedence of any one church. The Lutherans started their church in

South Queen Street, Lancaster. Under the names of Committees of Correspondence, of Grievance, of Safety and of Observation immortal persons like George Ross, Edward Shippen, William Henry, William Atlee, Jasper Yeates and many others met there to further the national cause. With the enforcing of the