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Collection
Fraktur Collection
Object ID
2017.999.21
Date Range
Circa 1824 - 1839
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Collection
Fraktur Collection
Description
Family record written on both sides of a detached page from a Bible. First side has a foliate perimeter border w/ three flowers along top. Additional flowers decorate inside corners. Large oval contains family info, but only the first 1/3 of the page is written in Fraktur style lettering (father, mother, marriage and one daughter). Attrib. to John Eberman who has drawn lines as guides for his scrivening. At top is Johannes Kredi, born 24 Dec 1794, his wife Magdalena, born 16 Jan 1797 and their marriage 20 Feb 1823. Following is daughter Veronica, b. 1824 (later called Fanny).
Additional entries in plain German handwriting. First entry lists both John, born 1826 and death of mother the same year; certainly caused by childbirth. Below a line border entry records John and new wife "Margred" b. 1807, married 11 Oct 1827. Below a line border is birth of Jacob, 1828.
Second side has 4 entries within the bleed-through of the large oval, each separated with a border filled with "X"es and each line hand-ruled. First is Henry, b. 1830; second is "Davit" b. 1834; third is "Benjemin" b. 1836 and fourth is Elizabeth b. 1839.
Date Range
Circa 1824 - 1839
Year Range From
1824
Year Range To
1839
Made By
Ebermann, John, attributed
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
DAC
Storage Cabinet
Cabinet 2
Storage Shelf
Shelf 5
Storage Container
Box 0537
People
Kready, John
Kready, Magdalena
Kready, Veronica
Kready, Fanny
Kready, Margaret
Kready, Jacob
Kready, Benjamin
Kready, Elizabeth
Kready, David
Kready, Henry
Subject
Fraktur art
Family records
Frakturs (Documents)
Search Terms
Fraktur
Object Name
Fraktur
Oither Names
Family Record
Material
Paper, Ink
Height (cm)
33.02
Height (ft)
1.0833333333
Height (in)
13
Width (cm)
19.685
Width (ft)
0.6458333333
Width (in)
7.75
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2017-08-30
Condition Notes
Yellowed paper has fooxing and fairly dark stains throughout, esp. heavy along bottom border. Vertical and horizontal fold lines are fragile with some breaking at page edges.
Object ID
2017.999.21
Notes
Appraisal done by Pastor Fred Weiser on 2 Sept 1988. Marked fraktur #34 during this event.
Johannes died 31 March 1851. One year before his death, family is listed in 1850 Census in Manor Township:
John Kready 55 Farmer
Margaret Kready 42
John Kready 23 Farmer
Henry Kready 20 Farmer
David Kready 16 Farmer
Benjamin Kready 12
Elizabeth Kready 11
Margaret Kready 10
Mary Kready 7
Susan Kready 5
Daniel Kready 1
Fanny Kready 25
Catharine Brown 26
Place of Origin
Lancaster County
Accession Number
2017.999
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Collection
Fraktur Collection
Object ID
2017.999.29
Date Range
last quarter, 19th c.
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Collection
Fraktur Collection
Description
Mounted Family Record on 2 pages of laid paper, almost certainly from a Bible, with entries for children of Abraham Tschantz (See his record by the same artist/scrivener as 2017.999.20). Page edges have a border decorated with dotted line zig zag motif with squiggles. In fraktur hand in German, the birth entries are listed under a heading "Verzeichnis" (record/list) on first page that translates "Register of my children when they were born." Lettering is done in either black or red ink.
Two births listed on first page are Jacob born 31 Dec 174(?) on St. Silvester's Day in the Sign of Aquarius. Next is Johannes born 29 Feb 1748 on St. Nestor's Day in the Sign of the Lion. Horizontal border under heading and also between birth entries. Each has a few religious lines exhorting them to follow Jesus.
Second page lists Barbara born 28 Jan 1754 on St. Charles Day in the Sign of the Ram, immediately followed by "In the year 1767 on Sept 4th the Lord took her from this world into eternity. Next entry is David born 17 Sept 1759 on St. Lambert's Day in the Sign of the Lion, but in the year 1767 on Aug 25 the Lord took him into eternity. Both children died within about 10 days of each other.
Date Range
last quarter, 19th c.
Year Range From
1775
Year Range To
1800
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
DAC
Storage Cabinet
Cabinet 2
Storage Shelf
Shelf 5
Storage Container
Box 0537
People
Tschantz, Abraham
Tschantz, Jacob
Tschantz, Johannes
Tschantz, Barbara
Tschantz, David
Subject
Fraktur art
Frakturs (Documents)
Family records
Search Terms
Family records
Fraktur
Object Name
Fraktur
Material
Paper, Ink
Related Publications
See related half page birth entry for father Abraham Tschantz (2017.999.20) executed by same scrivener/artist who recorded births of Tschantz children.
Tschantz Family Bible in LHO collections records Abraham Johns, born 15 Feb 1750 on fustinus day, sign of Scorpion. He married Maria, born 1 June 1757, died 6 Aug 1822. Abraham died 26 May 1838.
Height (cm)
30.48
Height (ft)
1
Height (in)
12
Width (cm)
17.78
Width (ft)
0.5833333333
Width (in)
7
Dimension Details
Mount is 16" x 20"
Condition
Fair
Condition Date
2017-10-02
Condition Notes
Mounted together in double window. Pages are brown with age and have some small stains. All edges are battered with small tears, small-to-medium losses, and folds. Significant number of red letters have bled. Most edges of each page have cellophane type tape on back to stabilize.
Conservation needed.
Object ID
2017.999.29
Notes
Appraised by Rev. Fred Weiser 2 Sept 1988 as # 25. Valued at $800.
Abraham "Shannts", born 1750, is listed in Ten "Series" of "Pennsylvania Archives", Vol. 156, p. 423.
A Lancaster Menno. Hist. Society record states he is listed in the Hannes Eby Burial Record: death ca.26 May 1838 in Leacock, PA.
In 1810 Census, an Abraham Tschantz is listed with 9 household members in Warwick Twp.
LHO library's Family File for JOHNS family notes Abraham is buried near Mechanicsburg, Upper Leacock Twp., apparently along with his brothers Jacob (b. 1746) and Johannes (b. 1748). Reference is made to the Tschantz Family Bible in LHO collections which records Abraham Johns, born 15 Feb 1750 on fustinus day, sign of Scorpion. He married Maria, born 1 June 1757, died 6 Aug 1822.
Transcription & translation Oct 2017 by Elsbeth Steffensen.
Place of Origin
Lancaster County
Accession Number
2017.999.29
Images
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Collection
Fine Arts Collection: Paintings
Title
Portrait of an Amish Family
Object ID
1989.994
Date Range
1931
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Collection
Fine Arts Collection: Paintings
Title
Portrait of an Amish Family
Description
Oil on panel
Signed: Mary Black Diller 1931
On back: Portrait of an Amish Family by Mary Black Diller
Framing sticker: The Framery, Millersville
Date Range
1931
Year Range From
1931
Year Range To
1931
Creator
Diller, Mary Black
Painted By
Mary Black Diller
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
DAC
Storage Wall
Island 5
Storage Cabinet
Unit 43
Storage Shelf
Shelf 3
Storage Drawer
Bin 3
Subcategory
Art
Subject of Painting
An Amish Family
Object Name
Painting
Oither Names
Portrait
Medium
Painting, Oil
Height (in)
24
Width (in)
18
Depth (in)
2
Condition
Good
Condition Notes
Painting condition: Good, minor paint loss
Painting repair: minor inpaint, varnish
Frame condition: Good, Black and silver with linen liner
Frame repair: none
Object ID
1989.994
Notes
Frame measurements: Height 27.25
Width 21.25
Depth 1.875
Signed Name
Mary Black Diller 1931
Other Number
Painting #028
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Collection
Fine Arts Collection: Paintings
Title
Young Woman of Leman Family
Object ID
1923.005.1
Date Range
after 1815
Collection
Fine Arts Collection: Paintings
Title
Young Woman of Leman Family
Description
Oil on wood panel. Profile painting, half length, of a young woman facing left front, hands not showing; medium light reddish hair, center part with comb at top of head. Curls in front of ears, grey eyes; high-waisted white gown with double lace ruffle collar around neck, pink rose at collar opening, gold double chain necklace, red shawl around shoulders covering arms; gold colored chair back right, greenish-grey background. (Beal)
Inscriptions: Ink script at top of frame back is "Elizabeth Cecilia Leman / Born 1814 died 1834." This is repeated in script at board back. At top left in script is "Adelia Leman / 1880."
Recent paper label by previous owner William Shand, at frame bottom is: "Young Woman of Leman Family / Possibly Elizabeth Cecilia Leman / (1814-1834), by Jacob Eichholtz / #459 in 'Jacob Eichholtz' by / Rebecca J. Beal / See Ellis & Evans 'History of / Lancaster County', p. 523 / W.S." Smaller paper sticker alongside reads "Young Woman / of the / Leman Family / by Eichholtz".
The number G.80.130.2 is painted at top right of wood panel. This was a Heritage Center number, due to an ownership dispute. See File.
Provenance
Beal writes on page 136, "Collections: Miss Adelia Leman, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. William Shand, Lancaster."
Date Range
after 1815
Year Range From
1815
Year Range To
1820
Creator
Eichholtz, Jacob
Painted By
Jacob Eichholtz
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
DAC
Storage Wall
Island 5
Storage Cabinet
Unit 42
Storage Shelf
Shelf 2
Storage Drawer
Bin 2-B
People
Eichholtz, Jacob
Subcategory
Art
Subject of Painting
Young Woman of the Leman family
Frame
Gold; wide cove with line of beads within
Object Name
Painting
Oither Names
Portrait
Material
Paint, Canvas, Wood
Medium
Painting, Oil
Height (in)
9.25
Width (in)
7
Depth (in)
0.375
Dimension Details
Frame size is H: 11.626 inches x W: 9.375 inches.
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2016-10-11
Condition Notes
Painting is mounted in reproduction gold frame, held in place with four mending plates at sides. Remnant of old paper dust cover on back along frame. Conserved in 2002.
Object ID
1923.005.1
Accession Number
1923.005
Other Number
Ptg. # 020
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Collection
Heritage Center Collection
Object ID
P.01.34.1
Date Range
c. 1887-1910
Collection
Heritage Center Collection
Description
Detached family record pages from an English language Bible; one folded sheet of paper having 4 printed pages for marriages, births and deaths. In succession, pages have been filled in by William Henning, the Francis Blum and finally David C. Hoke (per Josh Reeder, expert).
Holy Matrimony page by William Henning (and/or Francis Blum) records marriage of William W. Brenneman and Mattie L. Mann, in Lancaster City on Nov. 15, 1887.
Births page has births of parents and 5 children. All work by Henning or Blum except for last entry (Viola) by David Hoke.
Attributions are subject to further scrutiny.
Date Range
c. 1887-1910
Year Range From
1887
Year Range To
1910
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Archives North
Storage Wall
Side 27
Storage Container
Box 0073
People
Brenneman, William W.
Mann, Mattie L.
Henning, William
Blum, Francis
Hoke, David C.
Object Name
Register, Family
Material
Paper, Ink
Object ID
P.01.34.1
Place of Origin
Lancaster
Credit
Heritage Center Collection
Accession Number
P.01.34
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