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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

Gundaker's Emporium H. A. Darrenkamp Hammond's Pretzel Bakery Herr & Schroyer's Gents' Furnishing Store Hoffman's Farm Seeds Hoffman's Quality Farm Seeds Huth Engineers, Inc. Independent Telephone Company of Lancaster County Industries J. B. Martin & Co. J. O. Cunningham & Co. John H. Troup Music House, Inc

Jersey, addressed to Mr. & Miss Fordney, noting that “on the way down we saw a house turned upside down from a tornado.” 9 July 1945. Letter, in envelope, from Helen Hu[r]ley Maclay addressed to Alice P. Fordney, expressing condolences about “the news of Bush,” and remembering “grand times” Helen, Alice