of Lanc. Co. Pa. Wills, 1721-1820. (Books) 1981. Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge. (Pamphlet) 1980. DAR Patriot Index, vol.II. (Book) 1980. Deale-Sussex County Court Records, 1680-1699. (Microfilm) n.d. Family Information on the Line of Andreas and Susannah Eby. (Typescript) n.d. Ferree family chart

the Rev olu - tionary War, and I notice some who were the ancestors of prominent families who �now reside in the west and south. �file:///Volumes/LCHS%3BLCHSFS01/OCR%20Journal%20Project/Biblio%20Info/Pwebrecon.cgi.txt Author: Evans, Samuel, 1823-1908. Title: An old petition from citizens of Martic

with his guest, Col. Ephraim Blaine, the grandfather of James G. Blaine— who, moving to Carlisle, set up a tide �of emigration that flooded on to Wash- ington county, Pa., and thence surged back to Maine. What would we not give to have preserved the "table talk" of that dinner at General Mifflin's

rapidly going on. Those letters are mounted in folios entitied "Lancaster County Miscellany" and "Taylor Pa- pers", etc., rstn the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia; but that does not stop the fading out of the ink. It is with the greatest diffi- culty even now that some of them may be

grandmother told her, tells us in her "Journal" that the farmers on the Susquehanna about 1730 did not de- pend on wheat and corn, but on hemp and hops to make a living. (See Journal Hist. Soc. Pa,) To tell the number of people who lived here when the county was or- ganized in 1729 is a difficult matter. In

Bailey on depreciated certificates in 1782. Bailey was a resident of York. Nicholas Houssecker, Lebanon Township, Lebanon village, 5 acres, sold to Captain John Doyle, using in part depreciated certificates, in 1782. George Rine, Earl Township, 150 acres, sold to Col. James Crawford of Lancaster borough

, of the Borough of Lan- caster, Silversmith, be appointed one of the Agents for Seizing of forfeited Estates in the County of Lancaster." (Volume 13, series 2.) Vol. 3, second series, page 742, says he was appointed "vice E. Michael." The Archives con- tain several letters from President Reed to