Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. 1988. The Ephrata Martyrs’ Mirror: Past and Present, by Daniel R. Heatwole. Mennonite Publishing House. No date. Insert 1 A German narrative written by S. M. in 1788 describing the visions of “the Other World” which one of the sisters had while she lay in a trance

Caroline Frey and John C. Hager for property on the North side of Second Street between Coral and Ruby Streets. 1886. Item 6 Indenture between John C. and Margaret Hager and William Hager for property of a new brick dwelling house on land in Lancaster Township. 1892. Folder 33 Deeds Item 1 Deed between

5, Folder 10, June 2014. John Porter son of William Porter deceased by his own free will and the consent of Zacharias Moore and Jacob Eversole overseers of the poor of Donegal Twp. Apprenticed himself to John Brant as a house carpenter and joiner, 20 November 1793. Transferred from Document

to his son, John Diffenderfer. Folder 11 Deed poll from John and Margaret Brubaker of Earl Twp. to Philip Brubaker of Earl Twp., a wheelwright, for a tract of land in Earl Twp. 29 October 1795. Folder 12 Deed from John and Magdalena Kinzer of Earl Twp. to David Diffenderfer Jr. of Earl Twp., a house

for their business. The record books of the company, 1881-1942, show accounting, clients, cash flow, bids, and inventory. A catalog of architectural bronze and iron works illustrates their products. There are also stock certificates for a number of local and regional businesses such as Farmers Trust

. English and Pennsylvania German. H.F.S. 1958. “The Proposed New Prison,” questioning the need for a new jail and the right of the commissioners to make the decision without first obtaining approval from two grand juries and the Court of Quarter Sessions. ca.1850. Transferred from museum flat files, Drawer