... of the one part, and Martin Lantz, George Gross, Caspar Loughman and Michael Beyerly, members and trustees for the Society or Congregation of the Lutheran Church in the township of Lancaster in the County of Lancaster." The deed further witnessed that "the said James Hamilton as well for the

Lancaster County. His handwritten records of thousands of births and marriages are pre- served in the library of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Doctor Green- wald preached at the funeral service which was followed by burial in Woodward Hill. The father of Pastor Strine, also John Jacob, was

Lititz. There he had as a student Mary Louise Riddle who became his wife. Leaving Lan- caster County in 1861 he taught in several Ohio schools, lastly in Wooster Seminary. Mary Louise Riddle was a sister of Lancaster author William Riddle, both of them being children of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Riddle who

Library of the Lancaster County Historical Society does not have a complete file of any one single city newspaper for the year eighteen hundred and seventy six. The following newspapers were used: January through June, Lancaster Evening Express; July through August, Lancaster Intelligencer; September

very important freight line; although from 1970 to 1975 the Pennsylvania Railroad ran a deluxe express daily from Harrisburg to Baltimore, using this route. This train is now routed through Lancaster and Philadelphia. "MILLS - One of the most noted Lancaster County mills of the olden times was the

Lancaster County. His office was at 135 East King street and his home was at 323 North Duke street. �"THE NEW HOLLAND RAILROAD - This new road which passes through the north of this township received another quietus. The officers or inspectors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company have been viewing it and