. The earliest record of the use of that name that we could find is shown in Bridgen's Atlas of 1864, marking the site as Michael Trissler's "Rocky Spring." �to the safety of Donegal Township, "when the settlement was obliged to fly by the barbarous Indian war."5 There were rumors in those days of

Scope and Content Note: The Coulter and Hepler Land Records contain property records for land in southeastern Lancaster County that once belonged to the Reids, Coulters, and Heplers. The records include deeds, land drafts, and articles of agreement. There is also a desk blotter for I. P. Hepler

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

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Content Note: The Ephrata Cloister Collection contains items related to the Society of Seventh Day Baptists and Ephrata Cloister. Legal papers deal with a dispute concerning the election of trustees and mismanagement of the estate. There are brief histories of the Cloister, poems, publications, programs

Medical Record, 1920. Folder 37 Bond, Mortgage, and Deeds of 342 (346) E. Orange St., Lancaster, PA 1897- 1936. Edwin L. Snyder & wife to John A. Snyder, May 28, 1897 John A. Snyder to E. Ben Ellmaker, Oct. 14, 1902 E. Ben Ellmaker to H.B. Haverstick, Apr. 1, 1912. H.B. Haverstick to Lucy H. Ellmaker, Oct