, Marietta, Pa. (ADS) obit. LIJ 2 Apr 1959 m. John W. Penwell (ADS) b. 5 Oct 1883 (ADS) d. 23 Oct 1964 (ADS) bur. Marietta Cemetery, Marietta, Pa. (ADS) 6.8.2.6.1 Anna Penwell b. 28 May 1914 (ADS) d. 5 Jan 1992 (ADS) bur. Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, Columbia, Pa. (ADS) m. Willis N. Baker, son of David and

the Kentucky Rifle and Its Golden Age, Wilmington, DE: Hyatt, George N., 1960, p. 63. 7. J. H. Bryson's Lancaster Directory for 1843, p. 31. 8. Ibid., p. 31. 9. Ibid., p. 32. 10. Ibid. 11. Boyd, W. H., Lancaster City Directory, 1857, p. 41. 12. Boyd, W. H., Lancaster County Business Directory, 1859-60

junior nor any of his shop records have been located. 6.7.1 CHARLES F. The first born (1831) of Martin junior's eight children, Charles entered the jewelry and watchmaking business of his uncle, Michael Zahm (Zahm & Jackson).46 Eventually he and his younger brother Henry Michael became co-owners of the

continued to indicate the time to the four quarters of the compass until the 1920s, when it was replaced by a Seth Thomas quarter- and hour- striking movement, which is still wound weekly by hand. The Eberman movement has been conserved by co-author Woodbridge and is now on display at the Moravian