, April 15th, 1745, Thomas Cookson, Esq., one of the most prominent men in the community, was appointed to receive subscriptions for the erection of a stone church for the use of members of the Church of England, residing in the vicinity. James Hamilton, Esq., granted lots No. 35 and 36 on the plan of the

the Lancaster Mason Lodge 43 that is the exact same text as in the two volumes “History of Lodge No. 43 F. & A. M. of Lancaster, PA 1785-1935…” and “175 Years of Ancient York Masonry …of Lodge No. 43 F. & A. M. Lancaster, PA 1785-1960” (LC 366.1 F855c and LC 366.1 F855d) A copy of Joshua L. Lyte’s

. Snyder, treasurer. Two shares issued to Calvin S. Dombach. Certificate no. 3196. E. A. Wright Bank Note Co., Philadelphia. 11 April 1928. Transferred from the Library. Gift of Kathryn Eshleman. The Agricultural Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster. J. H. Mowrer, president; P. F. Snyder, treasurer. Five

)” Broadside promoting The Lancaster County Soil Conservation District. Amos H. Funk, chairman, Millersville. Printed by Review Print, Ephrata. No date. Gift of James Chryst, in memory of Drue Young Chryst, May 2011. Folder 14 Conditions of Public Vendue, 1 March 1852. Signed by John Becker. Purchased at