-grinder who in most cases had with him a comical monkey that would go through the amused crowd, extended his hat for coins from the delighted people and the hurdy-gurdy with two attendants who alternated as the cranker and the collector; the little German band — little in numbers but large in volume — who

pleasant farewell, for his two youngest daughters, Nancy and Rachel, had come from Lancaster to bid him good-bye. �Working For Pennsylvania Ellicott was employed on many occasions by the Keystone State. In 1786, he surveyed the boundary of Pennsylvania and New York from the Delaware River to the ninetieth

Society. Filed 19 October 1829. Read and allowed 20 November 1829. (please use photocopy) Folder 10 Ephrata Cloister School Booklet: An Eighteenth Century Textbook for Children, by Ludwig Hocker, Schoolmaster at the Ephrata Cloister. Translated from German. Published by Ephrata Cloister Associates and the

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