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Collection
Heritage Center Collection
Object ID
G.81.20
Date Range
c. 1790-1810
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Collection
Heritage Center Collection
Description
Tall case clock, Chippendale case with eight-day movement. Dial is painted white with rose spandrels, moon wheel, and is signed very faintly, "Peter Spycker/ Williamsburg." John Peter Spyck(h)er's clocks are rare.
Walnut case with poplar backboards is highly carved. Three flame finials rest on reeded plinths atop scroll pediment with dentils and 12-point rosettes. Tympanum is relief-carved with a central flower flanked by vining. Waist and base have vine-carved quarter columns with smooth lamb's tongues. Arched waist door accented by a deeply incised shell carving near top. Base has raised base panel with corner volutes and central shell. Ogee replacement feet.
Made by Peter Spycker (1756?-1830). Case attributed to Peter or John Rank or Daniel Arndt.
Jonestown (formerly Williamsburg), PA (almost certainly)
See Notes
Provenance
1783-1883 White Horse Tavern near Jonestown; 1883-1914 Bross family of Brosstown (near Rt 72 & 22); 1914-1963 Harry Lesher of Jonestown; 1963-1979 Donald L. Mohn, Jonestown; 1979-1981 William DuPont, Wilmington, DE; 1981 to donor. (Info from Donald L. Mohn)
Jonestown's White Horse Tavern was kept by John Rank (Peter Rank's brother) in the early years of the 19th c. (Clock is based on design sketch from Peter Rank's account book.)
Date Range
c. 1790-1810
Year Range From
1790
Year Range To
1810
Made By
Spycker, Peter, c. 1756-1830
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Gerhart Gallery
Storage Wall
East Wall
People
Spycker, Peter Jr.
Rank, Peter
Arndt, Daniel
Search Terms
Chippendale carving
Clocks
Inscription Position
Front of plate & seatboar
Inscription Technique
Etched
Inscription Text
Reported by Carter Harris: a #1 is scratched on front plate of movement and front of seatboard.
Inscription Type
Inscription
Object Name
Clock, Tall Case
Material
Wood, Glass, Brass
Height (cm)
256.54
Height (ft)
8.4166666667
Height (in)
101
Width (cm)
61.595
Width (ft)
2.0208333333
Width (in)
24.25
Depth (cm)
29.5275
Depth (ft)
0.96875
Depth (in)
11.625
Condition Notes
Flame finials replaced recently (copied from similar Heinselman clock at York Bank in York); ogee feet replace bracket feet which replaced earlier feet; door escutcheon replaced; severe crack in base with loss of wood; dentil molding on front replaced. Movement overhauled by Carter Harris, 1982.
Object ID
G.81.20
Notes
JJ Snyder research (in file) identifies maker as Peter Spycker, Jr., the clockmaker recorded on Tax Lists for Tulpehocken Twp, Berks Co., in 1789 as "Peter Spycker Junr. - Clock Maker". In June 1803, Spycker purchased property in Jonestown(Williamsburg) & he may have rented before this date. An 1829 deed mentions "Peter Spyker of Swatara Twp. in the Co. of Lebanon...Clock Maker..." Williamsburg (Jonestown), when founded about 1761 by William Jones, was part of Lancaster Co., then Dauphin Co. in 1785 and part of Lebanon Co. in 1816.
Snyder states "all major elements of the design of this case are virtually identical to a design sketch for a clock case in the account book of a Jonestown joiner, Peter Rank (1770-1851). This account book is in the Joseph Downs Manuscript and Microfilm Collection of the Winterthur Museum." Snyder also notes that the handwriting of this sketch's label is not Rank's. It is possible that these sketches may have been done by joiner Daniel Arndt, whose name also appears in the manuscript."
See "Jonestown School" in Cooper & Minardi, Paint, Pattern & People, pp. 89-91.
Snyder notes it is likely that this clock case illustrates the closest relationship to a design sketch known for any American Chippendale furniture.
The white dial precludes a date earlier than the 1780s.
Place of Origin
Jonestown, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
Related Item Notes
Very similar carving to a Heinselman tall case clock in York Bank & Trust Co., York, PA.
Usage
White Horse Tavern, Jonestown
Credit
Gift of Herbert B. Weaver in memory of father Isaac Hoover Weaver (1864-1920), Heritage Center Collection
Accession Number
G.81.20
Images
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Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Object ID
CommOrder 1829 #636
Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Description
This record group contains canceled orders that were issued by the county commissioners for payment to be made by the county treasurer. The orders show date, order number, amount, name of payee, purpose, and signatures of the county commissioners. In the case of "poor children," teachers were reimbursed by the county for tuition and/or the supplies purchased for students whose parents were unable to pay. Orders include: Poor Children, Almshouse, Bridges, Coroners' Inquests, Prisons, Roads, Court House, and Tax Exonerations.
System of Arrangement
The record group is organized chronologically, then arranged by order number within each year.
Date of Accumulation
1810-1901
Creator
County Commissioners
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Container
Box 0010
People
Bare, Ann
Bare, John
Bare, Mary
Bare, Samuel
Bare, Mrs.
Becher, Christian
Becher, Mary
Becher, Nicholas
Bretz, Cathrina
Bretz, John
Bretz, Mary
Drago, Mary
Drago, William
Drago, Mrs.
Feet, Ann
Feit, Ann
Fisher, Ann
Fisher, Henry
Fisher, William
Fisher, Mrs.
Freeze, John
Freeze, Mrs.
Getz, John
Getz, Lidia Ann
Glass, Abraham
Glass, Henry
Glass, Jacob
Good, Henry
Good, Matilda
Gotshall, David
Gotshall, John
Hass, James
Holtzhouse, Peter
Holtzhouse, Mrs.
Imhoff, Daniel
Imhoff, Henry
Killinger, Christian
Killinger, Daniel
Killinger, John
Kremer, Henry
Kremer, Mary
Kremer, Mrs.
Lampert, Barbara
Lampert, Benjamin
Lotman, Barbara
Lotman, Benjamin
Lotman, Elizabeth
Moody, Isaac
Neib, Henry
Neib, John
Neib, Sara
Rank, Henry
Rank, Peter
Ring, Caroline
Ring, John
Ring, Sara
Roberts, Mary Ann
Sawyer, Jacob
Sawyer, John
Scarbrew, Ann
Scarbrew, Samuel
Searly, Joseph
Searly, Martin
Searly, Thomas
Shaub, Jacob
Shaub, Samuel
Shaub, William
Sheaffer, Henry
Sneath, Barbara
Sneath, Sara
Sneath, William
Sweeney, Edward
Vaughan, Abraham
Vaughn, Ann
Weinland, Elizabeth
Weinland, Jacob
Wiley, Sara
Wiley, Mrs.
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Search Terms
East Hempfield Twp.
Poor children
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Place
East Hempfield Twp.
Extent
70 boxes (35 cubic ft.)
Object Name
Documents
Language
English
Condition
Fair
Condition Date
2008-03-25
Object ID
CommOrder 1829 #636
Box Number
010
Notes
Entered into Q&A 1993/08/05.
Additional Notes
Poor children.
Bretz, John. Father of Bretz, Cathrina., age 10; Bretz, Mary, age 7.
Becher, Christian. Father of Becher, Mary, age 8; Becher, Nicholus, age 7.
Bare, ____ Mrs. Widow. Mother of Bare, Samuel, age 9.
Bare, John, Father of Bare, Ann, age 10; Bare, Mary, age 10.
Drago, _____ Mrs. Widow. Mother of Drago, Mary, age 6; Drago, William, age 9.
Fisher, _____ Mrs. Mother of Fisher, Ann, age 9.
Fisher, Henry. Father of Fisher, William, age 10.
Freeze, _____ Mrs. Widow. Mother of Freeze, John, age 11.
Gotshall, David. Father of Gotshall, John, age 9.
Glass, Abraham. Father of Glass, Henry, age 9; Glass, Jacob, age 10.
Good, Henry. Father of Good, Matilda, age 11.
Getz, John. Father of Getz, Lidia Ann, age 6.
Holtzhouse, _____ Mrs. Widow. Mother of Holtzhouse, Peter, age 11.
Feet, Ann of Feit, Ann, Mother of Hass, James, age 9.
Imhoff, Daniel. Father of Imhoff, Daniel, age 7; Imhoff, Henry, age 9.
Killinger, Christian. Father of Killinger, Daniel, age 9; Killinger, John, age 8.
Kremer, _____ Mrs. Widow. Kremer, Henry, age 7; Kremer, Mary, age 9.
Lampert, Benjamin. Father of Lampert, Barbara, age 9.
Lotman, Benjamin. Father of Lotman, Barbara, age 9;
Lotman, Elizabeth, age 8.
Moody, Isaac. Father of Moody, Isaac, age 10.
Neib, Henry. Father of Neib, John, age 7; Neib, Sara, age 9.
Ring, Jiohn. Father of Ring, Caroline, age 10; Ring, Sara, age 9.
Roberts, Mary Ann. Age 6.
Rank, Peter. Father of Rank, Henry, age 11.
Sheaffer, Henry. Father of Sheaffer, Henry, age 6.
Shaub, Jacob. Father of Shaub, Samuel, age 7; Shaub, William, age 8.
Searly, Joseph. Father of Searly, Thomas, age 7; Searly, Martin, age 11.
Scarbrew, Ann. Mother of Scarbrew, Ann, age 6; Scarbrew, Samuel, age 8.
Sweeney, Edward. Age 10.
Sawyer, John. Father of Sawyer, John, age 11; Sawyer, Jacob, age 9.
Sneath, William. Father of Sneath, Sara, age 9; Sneath, Barbara, age 7.
Vaughan, Abraham. Father of Vaughn, Ann, age 6.
Weinland, Jacob. Father of Weinland, Elizabeth, age 6; Weinland, Jacob, age 10.
Wiley, _____ Mrs. Widow. Mother of Wiley, Sara, age 6.
1 item, 1 piece.
Access Conditions / Restrictions
Request at research desk. Photocopy made by staff member.
Classification
RG 08-01 0510
Description Level
Item
Less detail
Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Object ID
CommOrder 1829 #637
Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Description
This record group contains canceled orders that were issued by the county commissioners for payment to be made by the county treasurer. The orders show date, order number, amount, name of payee, purpose, and signatures of the county commissioners. In the case of "poor children," teachers were reimbursed by the county for tuition and/or the supplies purchased for students whose parents were unable to pay. Orders include: Poor Children, Almshouse, Bridges, Coroners' Inquests, Prisons, Roads, Court House, and Tax Exonerations.
System of Arrangement
The record group is organized chronologically, then arranged by order number within each year.
Date of Accumulation
1810-1901
Creator
County Commissioners
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Container
Box 0010
People
Bare, Ann
Bare, John
Bare, Mary
Bare, Samuel
Bare, Mrs.
Becher, Christian
Becher, Mary
Becher, Nicholas
Bretz, Cathrina
Bretz, John
Bretz, Mary
Drago, Mary
Drago, William
Drago, Mrs.
Feet, Ann
Feit, Ann
Fisher, Ann
Fisher, Henry
Fisher, William
Fisher, Mrs.
Freeze, John
Freeze, Mrs.
Getz, John
Getz, Lidia Ann
Glass, Abraham
Glass, Henry
Glass, Jacob
Good, Henry
Good, Matilda
Gotshall, David
Gotshall, John
Hass, James
Holtzhouse, Peter
Holtzhouse, Mrs.
Imhoff, Daniel
Imhoff, Henry
Killinger, Christian
Killinger, Daniel
Killinger, John
Kremer, Henry
Kremer, Mary
Kremer, Mrs.
Lampert, Barbara
Lampert, Benjamin
Lotman, Barbara
Lotman, Benjamin
Lotman, Elizabeth
Moody, Isaac
Neib, Henry
Neib, John
Neib, Sara
Rank, Henry
Rank, Peter
Ring, Caroline
Ring, John
Ring, Sara
Roberts, Mary Ann
Sawyer, Jacob
Sawyer, John
Scarbrew, Ann
Scarbrew, Samuel
Searly, Joseph
Searly, Martin
Searly, Thomas
Shaub, Jacob
Shaub, Samuel
Shaub, William
Sheaffer, Henry
Sneath, Barbara
Sneath, Sara
Sneath, William
Sweeney, Edward
Vaughan, Abraham
Vaughn, Ann
Weinland, Elizabeth
Weinland, Jacob
Wiley, Sara
Wiley, Mrs.
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Search Terms
East Hempfield Twp.
Poor children
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Place
Warwick Twp.
Extent
70 boxes (35 cubic ft.)
Object Name
Documents
Language
English
Condition
Fair
Condition Date
2008-03-25
Object ID
CommOrder 1829 #637
Box Number
010
Notes
Entered into Q&A 1993/11/04.
Additional Notes
Poor children.
Albright, Orlam. Age 9.
Arnold, Elisabeth. Age 10.
Arnold, Samuel. Age 8.
Bart, Martin. Age 10.
Baseford, Isaac. Age 9.
Bastick, John. Age 7.
Bear, Jacob. Age 9.
Biterman, Joseph. Age 7.
Blocher, Jacob. Age 11.
Brown, Allen. Age 9.
Brown, Elizabeth. Age 7.
Buch, George. Age 10.
Buch, Jacob. Age 7.
Buch, Repeca. Age 7.
Buch, Susanna. Age 10.
Coleman, Aron. Age 7.
Coleman, Jacob. Age 8.
Conrad, Frederick. Age 8.
Demmy, Matilda. Age 9.
Engel, Adam. Age 11.
Evans, Catharina. Age 10.
Evans, John. Age 7.
Evans, Margareth. Age 8.
Fasz, Catharina. Age 9.
Fasz, Elizabeth. Age 11.
Feick, Anna. Age 11.
Feick, Elizabeth. Age 10.
Fisher, Cadilia. Age 9.
Frey, Elizabeth. Age 8.
Frey, Jacob. Age 11.
Froehlig, Barbara. Age 7.
Froehlig, Jacob. Age 9.
Gabel, Esther. Age 8.
Gabel, Susana. Age 10.
Gerber, Jacob. Age 5 "of Conrad."
Gerber, Jacob. Age 7.
Gerber, Sara. Age 5.
Gibbel, Abraham. Age 9.
Hambright, Emanuel. Age 7.
Heiser, Joseph. Age 10.
Hermes, Emanuel. Age 9.
Howerder, Adam. Age 10.
Howerder, George. Age 8.
Howerder, Henry. Age 11.
Keil, Anna. Age 11.
Keil, Catharina. Age 10.
Keil, Elizabeth, age 11; Keil, Simon, age 9.
Kissinger, Philip. Father of Kissinger, Anna, age 7; Kissinger, George, age 9.
Kissinger, John. Freeholder. Father of Kissinger, Levi, age 9.
Kissinger, Maria, age 11.
Kniesel, Anna. Age 10.
Kreiter, Matilda. Age 7.
Longenecker, Samuel. Age 8.
McCouch, Isaia. Age 8.
McCouch, Repeca. Age 11.
McCutchen, John. Age 9.
McDannal, William. Age 7.
Meyer, Catharina. Age 8.
Meyer, Emanuel. Age 11.
Meyer, John. Age 9.
Meyer, William. Age 8.
Miller, Abraham F. Age 9.
Miller, Elizabeth S. Age 7.
Miller, Samuel. Age 9.
Mumma, John. Age 8.
Mumma, Maria. Age 11.
Mumma, Susanna. Age 9.
Neiman, John. Age 11. [crossed out and annotated "too old"]
Nicolas, Repeca. Age 11.
Paulick, Paulina. Age 11.
Protzman. Alexander. Age 5.
Pundt, George. Age 9.
Pundt, Samuel. Age 8.
Renshler, Elizabeth. Age 8.
Renshler, John. Age 10.
Renshler, Maria. Age 11.
Rixecker, Edwin. Age 8.
Rixecker, Levi. Age 6.
Rock, Reuben. Age 8.
Roth, Jacob, age 7; Roth, John, age 10. [Both names are crossed out and annotated "freehold"]
She, Henry. Age 11.
She, John. Age 9.
She, William. Age 10.
Shrantz, Samuel. Age 8.
Shluth, William. Age 11.
Sponhauer, Cyrus. Age 9.
Sponhauer, Henry. Age 11.
Stamm, Jacob. Age 7.
Stamm, Margareth. Age 11.
Steffy, Moses. Age 6. [Crossed out and annotated "freeholder"]
Strawie, George. Age 8.
Tshudy. David. Age 11. [Crossed out and annotated "freeholder"
Weiman, William. Age 11.
Wells, Charlotte. Age 10.
Whitcraft, John. Age 8.
Wolff, Christian. Age 6.
Wolff, Maria. Age 8.
Zankmeister, Jacob, Age 8.
1 item, 1 piece.
Access Conditions / Restrictions
Request at research desk. Photocopy made by staff member.
Classification
RG 08-01 0510
Description Level
Item
Less detail
Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Object ID
CommOrder 1823 #153
Collection
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Title
Commissioners' order for payment
Description
This record group contains canceled orders that were issued by the county commissioners for payment to be made by the county treasurer. The orders show date, order number, amount, name of payee, purpose, and signatures of the county commissioners. In the case of "poor children," teachers were reimbursed by the county for tuition and/or the supplies purchased for students whose parents were unable to pay. Orders include: Poor Children, Almshouse, Bridges, Coroners' Inquests, Prisons, Roads, Court House, and Tax Exonerations.
System of Arrangement
The record group is organized chronologically, then arranged by order number within each year.
Date of Accumulation
1810-1901
Year
1823
Creator
County Commissioners
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Container
Box 0003
People
Ackerman, George
Amend, Laurence
Andrews, Arthur
Ankrim, Samuel
Anwerter, Leonard
App, John
Aster, John
Axer, Jacob
Bachman, John
Bailey, Thomas
Balance, John
Bank, Philip
Barr, George
Bauman, Jacob
Beatty, William P.
Becker, Henry
Becker, John
Bentz, Peter
Binkley, David
Bitner, Jacob
Black, Robert
Bollinger, Peter
Bonum, Samuel C.
Boreman, Dewalt
Boys, William
Bremmer, Adam
Brenner, Jacob
Bricker, John
Brimmer, Henry
Brown, David Jr.
Brown, Jeremiah
Brown, Martin
Brown, William
Brubaker, George
Brubaker, Henry
Brubaker, Michael
Bruner, Casper
Buckius, William
Buckwalter, David
Buckwalter, Henry
Bunting, William
Buyers, John
Carpenter, Christian
Carpenter, Isaac
Carpenter, Michael
Carswell, Moses
Cassel, Abraham
Chamberlain, Calvin
Chambers, Joseph
Charles, Abraham
Coleman, James
Conard, Abraham
Cooper, Trueman
Daersk, John
Deague, Peter
Dietrich, Henry
Diffenbaugh, Abraham
Diffenderfer, John
Diffenderfer, Michael
Dorwart, John
Dorwart, Jonas
Downer, Henry
Duchman, George
Duffey, James
Eby, Jacob
Eckman, Jacob
Eckman, Martin
Elser, George
Engel, John
Erb, John
Erisman, John
Eshleman, Jacob
Evans, John
Evans, Robert
Fasnacht, Samuel
Fellebaum, Isaac
Ferree, William
Fetter, Frederick
Flick, William Jr.
Foesig, John
Foesig, William
Forney, Jacob
Forney, Peter
Franciscus, Christopher
Funck, Jacob
Furnace, Gardner
Gemberling, Jacob
Gerber, Jacob
Getz, Jacob
Getz, John Jr.
Gibble, Henry
Gibbler, Peter
Gibbons, Abraham
Gonter, John Jr.
Good, John
Goodyear, William
Graeff, Michael
Gray, Richard
Grebill, Jacob
Greider, Martin
Grim, Leonard
Groff, John
Gumpf, Mathias
Habecker, Daniel
Haldeman, Henry
Haller, Samuel
Hambright, Michael
Haverstick, George
Hawman, Peter
Hemper, Henry
Hensel, Jacob
Hensel, John
Hensel, William Sr.
Hensell, Jacob
Herr, Christian Jr.
Hinkle, Jonathan
Hitzelberger, George
Hoffman, Valentine
Holl, Daniel
Hollinger, John
Hook, Anthony
Hooke, David
Hoover, George
Huber, Samuel
Jamison, John
Jamison, Samuel
Johns, Jacob
Johns, Peter
Jones, Joseph
Kauffman, Andrew B.
Kaufman, John
Keller, Jacob
Keneagy, Henry
Killer, Joshua
Killian, Philip
Kindig, Samuel
King, George
King, Robert
King, Vincent
Kinsey, Abel
Kinzer, George
Kissel, George
Kline, Charles
Kline, Peter
Kling, Samuel
Kuntzer, William
Kurtz, Christopher
Kurtz, Jacob
Laber, George
Landis, David
Landis, Jacob
Landis, John
Leaman, John Jr.
Lechler, William
Lehman, Benjamin
Leibley, Jacob
Leman, Christian
Lentz, Michael
Levering, John
Lichty, John
Lind, Abraham
Lindemuth, Peter
Lindemuth, Peter Jr.
LIndy, Jacob
Lloyd, George
Lockert, Charles
Lutz, Adam
Lutz, George
Lynch, Thomas
Mann, Bernard
Mann, John
Markle, Daniel
Martin, David
Mason, John
Maxwell, Hugh
Maxwell, William
McClane, James
McCrabb, David
McCurdy, Adams
McGinner, James
McKasky, John
McLaughlin, John
Mendenhall, Isaac
Menter, Jacob
Mentzer, Jacob
Messenkop, George
Metzgar, Adam
Meyer, David
Miller, Abraham
Miller, David Jr.
Miller, Henry
Miller, Jacob
Mishey, Jacob
Mohler, John
Moore, Samuel B.
Moore, Zachariah
Morgan, Thomas
Morry, George
Muma, Jonas
Musselman, John
Musser, Henry
Musser, Joseph
Musser, Mathias
Myer, John
Mylin, Abram
Mylin, Jacob
Nagle, Frederick
Nagle, Rudolph C.
Neeper, Samuel
Neff, Christian
Neff, John
Nell, John
Peck, Nicholas
Pennington, Robert
Perry, David
Pfautz, John Jr.
Pfautz, Samuel
Price, William
Quigg, James M.
Rank, Peter
Rea, James
Reif, Samuel
Reigart, Daniel
Reigart, John
Reist, Peter
Remley, Henry
Reynolds, Reuben
Rogers, Samuel
Rogers, Thomas
Rohrer, David
Roop, Jacob
Royer, Abraham
Royer, Philip
Rupp, John
Rush, Henry
Rusinger, George
Rutt, Henry
Scott, David
Scott, William
Shaeffer, Emanuel
Sheaffer, Peter
Sheldon, Thomas
Shultz. David
Shirk, David
Shober, John
Shuman, Jacob
Sillhart, James
Singer, Martin
Slough, Jacob
Smith, Christian
Smith, Jacob
Spera, Henry
Sprout, James
Steffy, George
Steinmetz, Charles Jr.
Stouffer, George
Tressler, Adam
Trippart, Jacob
Trout, David
Wade, Daniel
Way, Michael
Weaver, Christian
Weaver, John Jr.
Weaver, Samuel
Weidler, George
Weigart, George
Weller, Jacob
Wentz, Joseph
Wentz, Thomas
Wickel, Henry
Withers, John
Witmer, John
Witmer, Jonas
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Search Terms
Lancaster
Courthouses
Jurors
Commissioners' Orders for Payment
Place
Lancaster
Extent
70 boxes (35 cubic ft.)
Object Name
Order for Payment
Language
English
Condition
Fair
Condition Date
2008-03-25
Object ID
CommOrder 1823 #153
Box Number
003
Notes
Never entered into Q&A.
Additional Notes
Courthouse.
List of grand and petit jurors.
Rohrer, David.
King, Vincent.
Kauffman, Andrew B.
Getz, Jacob.
Fetter, Frederick.
King, George.
Buckius, William.
Brimmer, Henry.
Boys, William.
Bitner, Jacob.
Remley, Henry.
Lechler, William.
Miller, Henry.
Daersk, John.
Forney, Jacob.
Gerber, Jacob.
Hensel, Jacob.
Rogers, Thomas.
Dorwart, Jonas.
Hook, Anthony.
Ferree, William.
Tressler, Adam.
Rusinger, George.
Kaufman, John.
Graeff, Michael.
Forney, Peter.
Royer, Abraham.
Hensel, John.
Hensel, William Sr.
Messenkop, George.
Reigart, Daniel.
Chambers, Joseph.
Bruner, Casper.
Getz, John Jr.
Aster, John.
Erisman, John.
Gumpf, Mathias.
Bachman, John.
Lind, Abraham.
Axer, Jacob.
Shaeffer, Emanuel.
Kindig, Samuel.
Franciscus, Christopher.
Metzgar, Adam.
Brown, William.
Kling, Samuel.
Maxwell, Hugh.
Kline, Charles.
Slough, Jacob.
App, John.
LIndy, Jacob.
Trippart, Jacob.
Stouffer, George.
Ackerman, George.
Rogers, Samuel.
Engel, John.
Flick, William Jr.
Landis, John.
Jamison, John.
Sheldon, Thomas.
Chamberlain, Calvin.
Gonter, John Jr.
Keller, Jacob.
Royer, Philip.
Elser, George.
Buyers, John.
Boreman, Dewalt.
Lindemuth, Peter Jr.
Eby, Jacob.
Shuman, Jacob.
Nagle, Rudolph C.
Weaver, John Jr.
Funck, Jacob.
Rea, James Esq.
Kinzer, George.
Hollinger, John.
Smith, Christian.
Dorwart, John.
Haverstick, George.
Goodyear, William.
Martin, David.
Duchman, George.
Bollinger, Peter.
Witmer, John.
Hemper, Henry.
Deague, Peter.
Groff, John.
Muma, Jonas.
Rutt, Henry.
Diffenderfer, John.
Coleman, James
Sillhart, James.
Mohler, John.
Brown, Martin.
Singer, Martin.
Morgan, Thomas.
Peck, Nicholas.
Reif, Samuel.
Brubaker, Michael.
Carpenter, Christian.
Weaver, Christian.
Haller, Samuel.
Carpenter, Michael.
Pfautz, John. Jr.
Cassel, Abraham.
Hambright, Michael.
Wickel, Henry.
Bauman, Jacob.
Erb, John.
McKasky, John.
Rupp, John.
Haldeman, Henry.
Mylin, Abram.
Ankrim, Samuel.
Diffenderfer, Michael.
Fellebaum, Isaac.
Reist, Peter.
Eckman, Jacob.
Kinsey, Abel.
Becker, Henry.
Gemberling, Jacob.
Hoffman, Valentine.
Shirk, David.
Weidler, George.
Good, John.
Evans, John.
Perry, David.
Levering, John.
Mylin, Jacob.
Leman, Christian.
Roop, Jacob.
Gibbler, Peter.
Withers, John.
Hawman, Peter.
Pennington, Robert.
Bentz, Peter.
Shober, John.
Buckwalter, Henry.
Wentz, Thomas Esq.
Neff, John.
Gray, Richard.
Mendenhall, Isaac.
Brubaker, George.
Rush, Henry Esq.
Gibble, Henry.
Amend, Laurence.
Kissel, George.
Huber, Samuel.
Moore, Samuel B.
Weller, Jacob.
Way, Michael.
Lehman, Benjamin.
Weigart, George.
Sprout, James.
Gibbons, Abraham.
Scott, David.
Miller, Jacob.
Moore, Zachariah.
Greider, Martin.
Grebill, Jacob.
Mishey, Jacob.
Bunting, William.
Nell, John.
McLaughlin, John.
Habecker, Daniel.
Johns, Jacob.
Rohrer, David.
Grim, Leonard.
Charles, Abraham.
Lloyd, George.
Mason, John.
Landis, David.
Shultz. David.
Lichty, John.
Holl, Daniel.
Duffey, James.
Anwerter, Leonard.
Steinmetz, Charles Jr.
Fasnacht, Samuel.
Reynolds, Reuben.
McGinner, James.
Myer, John Esq.
Musser, Henry.
Furnace, Gardner.
Balance, John.
Sheaffer, Peter.
Johns, Peter.
Brenner, Jacob.
Neeper, Samuel.
Brubaker, Henry.
Meyer, David.
Cooper, Trueman.
Mann, Bernard.
Buckwalter, David.
Bank, Philip.
Conard, Abraham.
Bricker, John.
Black, Robert.
Jones, Joseph.
Becker, John.
Weaver, Samuel.
Barr, George.
Carswell, Moses.
Markle, Daniel,
Kurtz, Christopher.
Smith, Jacob.
Lutz, Adam.
Bremmer, Adam.
Bailey, Thomas.
Maxwell, William.
Nagle, Frederick.
Herr, Christian Jr.
Hensell, Jacob.
Miller, Abraham.
Kurtz, Jacob.
Landis, Jacob.
Downer, Henry.
Gray, RIchard.
Binkley, David.
Leaman, John Jr.
Mentzer, Jacob.
Andrews, Arthur.
Steffy, George.
Spera, Henry.
Beatty, William P. Esq.
Hinkle, Jonathan.
Lockert, Charles.
Brown, Jeremiah.
Jamison, Samuel.
King, Robert.
Quigg, James M.
Leibley, Jacob.
Kline, Peter.
Lutz, George.
Dietrich, Henry.
Lynch, Thomas.
Lentz, Michael.
Keneagy, Henry.
Menter, Jacob.
Eshleman, Jacob.
Mann, John.
Wentz, Joseph.
Reigart, John.
Hooke, David.
Musser, Joseph.
Witmer, Jonas.
Brown, David Jr.
Rank, Peter.
Lindemuth, Peter.
Bonum, Samuel C.
Pfautz, Samuel.
McClane, James.
Kuntzer, William.
Laber, George.
Hoover, George.
Wade, Daniel.
Foesig, William.
Evans, Robert.
Hitzelberger, George.
Musselman, John.
Foesig, John.
Miller, David Jr.
Price, William.
Trout, David.
Killian, Philip.
Scott, William.
Musser, Mathias.
Killer, Joshua.
McCurdy, Adams.
McCrabb, David.
Diffenbaugh, Abraham.
Neff, Christian.
Eckman, Martin.
Morry, George.
Carpenter, Isaac.
20 items. 20 pieces.
Access Conditions / Restrictions
Request at research desk. Photocopy made by staff member.
Classification
RG 08-01 0510
Description Level
Item
Less detail
Collection
Administrators Accounts
Title
Administrators Accounts
Object ID
AdAcct 1842 F001 R
Date Range
1842
Collection
Administrators Accounts
Title
Administrators Accounts
System of Arrangement
Arranged alphabetically by year.
Date Range
1842
Year
1841
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Archives West
Storage Container
Box 0314
People
Rank, Philip
Rank, Peter
Subcategory
Documentary Artifact
Place
Earl Twp.
Object Name
Statement, Financial
Language
English
Condition
Fair
Object ID
AdAcct 1842 F001 R
Box Number
314
Additional Notes
Rank, Peter. Administrator.
2 items, 2 pieces
Access Conditions / Restrictions
Request at Reference Desk; photocopy made by staff member.
Classification
RG 04-00 0150
Description Level
Item
Less detail