converted his 263 acres of land into town lots and named the place New Design, about the year [1760]. F. R. Diffenderffer.” Folder 13 Deed from John and Madlina Kinser of Earl Twp. to John Diffenderfer of Earl Twp., a joiner and house carpenter, for a house and 38 perches of land in New Holland, Earl Twp

. Bowman & Sons. 7 May 1889. Insert 2 Sylvan View, dairy. Purchase made by St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. 30 November 1950. Transferred from the Newcomer Collection, MG-334, February 2003. Folder 4 Clothing, Shoes, etc. Insert 1 Long & Davidson, wholesale distributors of boots, shoes and rubbers. Lancaster

, [ ]. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 2 1. Land Agreement between Samuel Smith of Mount Joy Twp. and Jacob Rihm of Cocalico Twp. Re purchase of 400 acres for 1150 Pounds. Samuel Carpenter and Presbyterian Church mentioned, 1769

Associated Ventures Insert 1 A statement of contract work, list of people and payments made for the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad. 1832. Inserts 2-5 Materials relate to Columbia, Ironville and Mount Joy Railroad and Conewago Water & Power Co. Inserts contain minutes, correspondence, and stock

Methodist Episcopal Church Armor’s Old Bookstore Articles of agreement Beaver Creek Black Horse Farm Bonds Business records Certificates Charles E. Wentz & Bros. Christ Lutheran Church Cocalico Creek Conestoga Steam Mills Constables Correspondence Court records Farmer’s Bank of Lancaster Farmer’s Hay and

Broadside "Passed 25th May, 1815" stating that there shall be no galloping etc. on the bridge and no cigar tossing, etc. under penalty of fine. Signed in print Joseph Mifflin, printed by Thomas A. Wilson, Columbia. For original, see MG-217 Oversized Box, Folder 76. Folder 77 Printed broadsides "Columbia (PA