attorney from 1839-1845 and negotiated for the loan that enabled Lancaster city to build the “water works” in the 1830s. Sarah Cox, her maternal grandmother, was a known philanthropist and for years helped to manage the Home for Friendless Children in Lancaster. Her sister, Ellen Fordney Franklin, was a

Landis’ health. Letterhead of Thomas Walsh, Dry Goods. With envelope. 6 January 1881. Insert 4 Postcards Invitation to the [L. L.] Society picnic. 1881. From uncle, S. Rial. Postmarked Marietta, September 27. From a friend in Mount Joy. August 31. From C. G. apologizing for not writing. Mount Joy. 1

: Business and Industry Collection (MG0107) Business Letterhead Collection (MG0254) Billheads from the Commissioners’ Orders for Payment Collection (MG0182) Advertising and Promotional Collection (MG0153) Processing History: This collection was originally cataloged prior to 1997 and the finding aid is

, maps of routes, and a blueprint. Creator: LancasterHistory (Organization) Conditions for Access: Restrictions are noted at the item level. Conditions Governing Reproductions: Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research@lancasterhistory.org. Permission

Street from Jacob M. Long, trustee to Gabriel Hirsh. Jacob M. Long was to receive $200 for the extinguishment and would receive rent from Gabriel Hirsh which was set at forty-five shillings. Attached to the document is a note by Jacob M. Long to Gabriel Hirsh noting that Long had received Hirsh’s payment