brewer in the town. Henry's mother was a daughter of Leonard Eichholtz; therefore, Henry E. Leman was a nephew of the illustrious artist, Jacob Eichholtz.2 The name Leman was and still is pronounced in three ways. Some refer to the name as Lehman while others employ the pro- nunciation Leaman. A personal

century. His father, Jacob, who died in 1835, was a farmer near Lancaster and a brewer in the town. He had served as a private in the Pequea rangers during the Revolutionary War. Henry's mother was a daughter of Leonard Eichholtz. Therefore, Henry E. Leman was a nephew of our illustrious artist, Jacob

and 1780, so far as I have been able to learn them, were John Miller, Joel Ferree, John Fon- dersmith, Charles Jones, George Baur, James Reed, Robert Jones, Philip Wolfheimer, Jacob Dickert, Peter Reigart, Michael Withers, Christian Isch, John Messer- smith, Peter Gonter, Frederick Far- not and Peter