, Circleville, Oh. (ADS) bur. Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Pa. (ADS) obit. LNE 27 Feb 1931 m. (2) Mary Regina Billingsley, dau. of Wilbur and Susanna Kennedy Billingsley (ADS) b. 1898/9 (ADS) d. 19 Jul 1974 (ADS) 6.6.1.4.1.1 George W. Gibbs m. --- (had 5 children) (ADS) 6.6.1.4.2 Elsie Gibbs b. 1890 (ADS) d

before as a coauthor of the 1991 book Arms Makers of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, he is perhaps best known for his previous articles in the Journal about the County's clockmakers and his 1977 book Clockmakers of Lancaster County and Their Clocks 1750- 1850. He is the former administrator of the

Fig. 1. Martin Shreiner (Sr.) in his 97th year. (Courtesy of The Watch and Clock Museum) Martin Shreiner: From Clocks to Fire Engines by Stacy B. C. Wood, Jr. Although not the earliest of the Lancaster Bor- ough clockmakers, Martin Shreiner, Sr. (1767-1866) (figure 1), is arguably the best known of

The Tower Clocks of John Eberman, Jr. By C.L. Woodbridge, Ph.D. and Stacy B. C. Wood, Jr. Of the more than one-hundred and twenty-five known clock and watchmakers who worked in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania between 1750 and 1850, only one is known to have made tower clock movements.' The maker was