Jacob Huber, October 10, 1748. 3. Receipt from Jacob Riem. 10 shillings, signed Henry [ ] (illegible), November 2, 1751. 4. Receipt from Jacob Rihm. 12 pounds for half ton of [ ] (illegible), signed David Jenkin, March 29, 1758. 5. Receipt from Jacob Rihm. 10 pounds in part for nine acres in Donegal Twp

@lancasterhistory.org. Permission for reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory. Language: English Biographical and Historical Note: Walter R. and Esther E. Hepler (parents of donor) purchased a farm from R. M. Coulter in 1929. The farm was located in Bart Twp. and Colerain Twp

Leacock Church history and genealogy of the members of the church. Two other papers include the quote/proposal of the printing cost of the Bicentennial Address by the Princeton Press and the receipt of payment for Photostats from the Presbyterian Historical Society. Folder 8 Letters of Acknowledgement 23

widow and children. 26 March 1784. Article of agreement between John James and Robert H. Long, both of Drumore Twp., and Jacob Yost of Bucks County. Describes details for payment of the execution of the estate of Hugh Long. 24 December 1833. Article of agreement between James Long and Robert H. Long of

owners of the adjoining tracts. Creator: Neel family. Conditions for Access: The land drafts in Folder 2 are very fragile; patrons may use photocopies of the documents. Conditions Governing Reproductions: Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research

Wager to children with words of condolence and comfort for the family after the death of Susan, who had been ill. George Wager was asked to bring his sister home to Philadelphia for a few days to rest and grieve. No date. Letter from Philip Wager to Adam Reigart, Jr. informing him of the impending death