- Collection
- Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records
- Title
- Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records
- Object ID
- MG0736
- Date Range
- 1814-1957
(MG0736), Folder #, LancasterHistory, Lancaster,
Pennsylvania.
People:
Black, Harry “Pep” Crawford
Black, Mira H.
Cassatt, Mary Stevenson
Figyelmessy, Eliza Jacobean “Itty” Haldeman
Figyelmessy, Loyos Philip Haldeman
Haldeman, Carsten N.
Haldeman, Henry
Haldeman, Horace
Haldeman, Mary Ann Hough
Haldeman
1 document
- Collection
- Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records
- Title
- Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records
- Description
- The Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records collection contains correspondence between various members of the Haldeman family-the majority of which were sent or received by Samuel Haldeman or his daughter Eliza. The first sets of letters are between Samuel's parents and other family and acquaintances, then progress to Samuel and his family. The content includes Paris Haldeman's life during the California gold rush; Eliza's studies in Philadelphia and France; the Civil War; Carsten Haldeman's severe throat illness; and Samuel's travels throughout Europe. The letters span from 1814 to 1883. Mentioned in many of the letters to and from Eliza is her friend Mary Cassatt, an American Impressionist artist. As for the letters sent by Samuel, their content tends to be extremely detailed, sending home as good a description of his travels as he could with locations ranging from Philadelphia to Pompeii. Also included in the collection are several newspaper clippings concerning the Haldeman mansion and Chickies Rock as well as a ledger from the E. Haldeman and Co. furnaces at Chickies.
- Admin/Biographical History
- Samuel Steman Haldeman (1812-1880) born at the mansion in Bainbridge on August 12, 1812, was the oldest of seven children of Henry Haldeman (1787-1849) and his wife Frances Steman (1794-1826). His father, who appreciated culture, endeavored to foster a love of learning in his children. His mother, an accomplished musician, died when Samuel was fourteen years of age.
- Samuel was educated in the public schools, at the classical academy in Harrisburg and at Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA. He found college routine irksome and left after two years at the age of eighteen saying, "I cannot learn from others, I must see for myself." Thereafter he educated himself by attending lectures, recording observations of bird habits, learning to stuff birds and mammals from a traveling Methodist minister, resulting in a large collection of specimens in natural history and also a scientific and linguistic library.
- As a child Haldeman had a penchant for collecting specimens from nature and Native American stone implements found on and near the mansion site, keeping them in his own museum. His collection included skeletons of rabbits, opossums, muskrats, and field mice, which he prepared by boiling the carcasses. It also included fresh-water shells from both banks of the Susquehanna River and its islands. A letter from Samuel to a friend, dated 1844, says, "I collected shells on the banks of the Susquehanna long before I knew the meaning of genus and species." We'll see later what an influence these early shell-collecting days on the Susquehanna River had on Haldeman's scientific scholarship.
- After his marriage in 1835 to Mary A. Hough of Bainbridge, he moved to a new residence at the base of Chickies Rock, Marietta. Not only did he design the stately home built by his father, he laid out the grounds with native specimens of trees and shrubs gathered from the surrounding woods, and some foreign varieties, all of which were planted with his own hands.
- Not having a particular fondness for business, he continued his studies of nature, but did assist his father in a saw mill and later became a silent partner in the iron business with his brothers. He wrote articles on anthracite furnaces for Silliman's Journal, and contributed sound and practical suggestions for improvements to both the mill business and construction of the blast furnace.
- At the age of twenty-three, Samuel contributed to the Lancaster Journal an article refuting Locke's "Moon Hoax". From then on, his life was devoted to science. For forty-five years he spent most of the time in his library, many times working sixteen hours a day. In 1836, Professor Haldeman became an assistant on the State geological survey of New Jersey, and was later transferred to a similar position in Pennsylvania. During extensive geological work, he discovered a new genus and species of fossil plant. Geology did not engross his whole attention, as he was now busy collecting and studying shells, and made substantial contributions in this field through an expertly illustrated massive work of copperplate engravings, drawn and colored from the original shells and living animals. This was finished in 1845.
- One professional association of Samuel Haldeman during this period of 1840 to 1850 is particularly significant for his scientific development as well as for the development of American science. In 1844 he became a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a fledgling organization just beginning to function. At the request of this organization, he prepared a paper entitled "Enumeration of the Recent Freshwater Mollusk Which are Common to North America and Europe, with Observations on Species and their Distribution." Fifteen years later, an obscure British scientist had the following to say about this paper, "In 1843-44 professor Haldeman (Boston Journal of Natural History, United States, Vol. IV, pg. 468) has ably given the arguments for and against the hypothesis of the development and modification of species: he seems to lean towards the side of change." This scientist was Charles Darwin and he was writing in the preface to his Origin of Species, one of the most influential and controversial science books ever published. Samuel was said to have been the only American Naturalist with whom Charles Darwin corresponded, and whose opinion Darwin regarded as authoritative."
- Samuel continued to write important and prize-winning essays and articles in philology, phonography, ethnology, natural history, and archaeology. His writings in all fields of science are literally innumberable, with well over one hundred articles on such scientific subjects as conchology and crustacea (the study of mollusks and shells), entomology (the study of insects), arachnidae (the study of spiders), annelids (the study of earthworms, leeches and related animals ), geology, chemistry and archeology.
- He became professor of zoology at Franklin Institute of Philadelphia in 1841; chemist and geologist of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society in 1852; professor of natural history at the University of Pennsylvania from 1850-1853; and the same position at Delaware College at Newark, Delaware from 1855-1858; and professor of comparative philology at the University of Pennsylvania from 1876 until the time of his death. This university conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Laws. Professor Haldeman was among the first to undertake the spelling reform of English words. He corresponded with Noah Webster, who credited him with many words and definitions in his dictionary, also contributing to Worchester's Dictionary, the National Dictionary, and Johnson's Cyclopedia. He studied the languages of our Indian tribes, and of various nations and tribes of other parts of the world. He considered his most outstanding accomplishments to have been his investigations in philology (the study of the evolution of speech sounds).
- Dr. Haldeman was elected to twenty-eight honorary scientific societies, both in this country and abroad. With others, he formed the Entomological Society of Pennsylvania and was president of the American Philological Association. Letters of inquiry from all parts of the world came across his desk; publishers asking opinions of books; writers begging information; teachers with a pronunciation to be settled; naturalists forwarding packages of shells, insects, or minerals for identification; farmers and others sending clays to be analyzed; requests for lectures; requests for data from scientific newspaper articles; request for reviews from editors, and so on.
- Samuel Steman Haldeman died on September 10, 1880 at the age of sixty-eight, at his study table, of heart paralysis. He left a wife, two sons, and two daughters. He is buried beside his wife in the Haldeman family plot in the Marietta Cemetery. At a meeting of scientists following his death, this remark was made of him, "He was no ordinary man whom you might compliment with a passing respectful obituary notice - in science and letters he was a great man." - HMPS Records www.haldeman-mansion.org/samuelstemanhaldeman.htm
- The biographical information was provided by the Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society. www.haldeman-mansion.org
- Date Range
- 1814-1957
- Creation Date
- 1814-1957
- Year Range From
- 1814
- Year Range To
- 1957
- Creator
- Haldeman family
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Room
- Archives South
- Storage Wall
- Side 15
- People
- Haldeman, Samuel Steman
- Figyelmessy, Elisa Jacobean Haldeman
- Haldeman, Henry
- Haldeman, Paris
- Haldeman, Mary Ann Hough
- Haldeman, Carsten N.
- Haldeman, Victor Macholski
- Haldeman, Horace
- Haldeman, Preston Elder
- Black, Mira H.
- Black, Harry "Pep" Crawford
- Figyelmessy, Loyos Philip Haldeman
- Cassatt, Mary Stevenson
- Solis-Cohen, Jacob da Silva
- Subjects
- Business records
- Letters
- Search Terms
- Letters
- Correspondence
- Business records
- Manuscript groups
- Finding aids
- Extent
- 1 box, 73 folders, 291 items, 1,115 pages to scan, .5 cubic foot
- Object Name
- Archive
- Language
- English
- Object ID
- MG0736
- Location of Originals
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Associated Material
- Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society https://www.haldeman-mansion.org/
- Related Item Notes
- Curatorial Collection
- S. S. Haldeman Papers, MG0344
- Notes
- The following notes, including a partial Haldeman Family tree, document only those who authored and/or received the letters:
- Henry Haldeman (18 Dec 1787 - 21 Mar 1849)
- m. (1) Francis Steman (1 Mar 1794 - 15 Feb 1826) on 1811
- Children: Samuel Steman Haldeman; Horace Haldeman
- m. (2) Margaret Armstrong (15 Aug 1804 - 17 May 1867) on 1830
- Children: Paris Haldeman
- Samuel Steman Haldeman (12 Aug 1812 - 10 Sep 1880)
- m. Mary Ann Hough (12 Dec 1812 - 6 Jul 1883) on 1835
- Children: Carsten N. Haldeman (13 Oct 1837 - 14 Apr 1892); Eliza (Itty) Jacobean Haldeman (5 Nov 1843 - 10-Dec 1910); Frances H. Haldeman (9 May 1840 - 20 Oct 1904); Victor M. Haldeman (29 Jul 1854 - 12 Aug 1924)
- Horace Haldeman (14 Aug 1820 - 10 Sep 1883)
- m. Annie Breneman Haines (1823 - 16 Jan 1892)
- Paris Haldeman (30 Jan 1831 - 13 Aug 1893)
- Preston Elder Haldeman was Eliza Haldeman's cousin
- Mira/Myra H. Black (1847-1895) and her brother Harry (Pep) Crawford Black (14 Mar 1846 - 22 Mar 1921) were second cousins to Eliza Haldeman.
- Loyos Philip Haldeman Figyelmessy (2 Sep 1877 - 8 Apr 1889) was Eliza Haldeman's son. Eliza was married to Col. Philip Figyelmessy (1822-1907).
- Mary S. Cassatt (May 22, 1844 - June 14, 1926) was an American painter and printmaker. She lived much of her adult life in France, where she first befriended Edgar Degas and later exhibited among the Impressionists. Cassatt often created images of the social and private lives of women, with particular emphasis on the intimate bonds between mothers and children. She was a close friend of Eliza Haldeman.
- J. Solis-Cohen had a private medical practice in Philadelphia, where he concentrated on diseases of the throat and chest. www.collegeofphysicians.org
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- No restrictions.
- Copyright
- Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research@lancasterhistory.org. Permission for reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory.
- Credit
- Courtesy of LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
- Accession Number
- 2014.MG0736
- Other Numbers
- MG-736
- Classification
- MG0736
- Description Level
- Fonds
- Custodial History
- The letters and record book in this collection were kept by Eliza Haldeman and later sold by her son, S. Haldeman Figyelmessy, to his cousin and the donor's father, Guy K. Haldeman.
- Processed and finding aid prepared by RR and SM in Summer and Fall 2015; and SW in Spring 2016. Added to database 23 May 2021.
Documents
- Collection
- S. S. Haldeman Papers
- Title
- S. S. Haldeman Papers
- Object ID
- MG0344
- Date Range
- 1799-1977
1 document
- Collection
- S. S. Haldeman Papers
- Title
- S. S. Haldeman Papers
- Description
- The S. S. Haldeman Papers are an overview of Haldeman's career. The collection contains biographical information about and published works of Samuel Steman Haldeman on the freshwater univalve mollusca, language, and agriculture. There is also a handwritten biography on Ben Keywood.
- Admin/Biographical History
- Samuel Steman Haldeman was born in Locust Grove, Lancaster County circa 1812. He was the eldest of seven children of Henry Haldeman and Frances Steman. (Haldeman genealogy chart) Samuel was raised in the family mansion in Bainbridge and developed an interest in science and nature by wading in the Susquehanna River. There he collected shells, eels, Indian relics, minerals and insects. (Barber, 53) He was educated in public schools and attended Dickinson College for two years before withdrawing. Samuel left Dickinson because he found college to be irksome and that he could learn more on his own. After college Samuel educated himself by going to lectures, analyzing specimens, and studying books.
- Also after college he moved into the mansion near Chickies Creek, which he designed. In 1835 S. S. Haldeman married Mary Hough of Bainbridge and they had four children. (Haldeman genealogy) Haldeman was not a religious man and was born protestant, but when he was in his thirties he converted to Roman Catholic and was a member of St. Mary's Church in Lancaster City.
- During his life, Samuel was the author of scientific works, as well as many works on the study of language. One of his more famous works was A Monograph of the Limniades and other Fresh-Water Univalve Mollusca of United States. Samuel published these volumes during the 1840s. These volumes on mollusca were viewed as authoritative by most of the scientific world including Charles Darwin. (Sunday News, Lancaster, Pa.) Haldeman was considered an expert of many of the subjects he wrote about because of his attention to detail. He worked 16-hour days going over different specimens and spent time practicing the correct way to pronounce words and letters in different languages. (Croll)
- Haldeman was the author of over 150 articles on natural science, zoology, ethnology, language, natural history, and archaeology. His publications include several newspaper articles for Lancaster County newspapers, the Marietta Times and the Intelligencer Journal. Additionally, he was the editor of the Pennsylvania Farm Journal for three years. Haldeman's articles were also published in Silliman's Journal, better known as The American Journal of Science, and Popular Science Monthly. (Croll)
- However, Haldeman's career was not limited to publishing. His interest in the sciences led to careers in teaching and geology. In 1836 he began working for the State Geological Survey in New Jersey as an assistant and later held the same position in Pennsylvania. He received his first professorship to teach zoology at the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia in 1841. Haldeman was elected professor of natural history at the University of Pennsylvania in 1851, and then in 1855 he became a professor of natural history at the University of Delaware. He returned to the University of Pennsylvania as a professor in 1876 and retained that position until his death in 1888. (Barber)
- Haldeman did not limit his career solely to science. He managed the First National Bank of Marietta. He was also a partner with his brothers in the iron business that his father had built. The original name of the furnace was Chiqusalungo. It operated under the name E. Haldeman and Co. The brothers later built another blast furnace, and called the two furnaces Chickies 1 and Chickies 2. These furnaces were located along the Susquehanna south of Marietta. Haldeman perfected the practice of smelting iron with anthracite coal. Some of his articles on the use of anthracite coal in blast furnaces were published in Silliman's Journal during the 1840s. (Gramm)
- Samuel Steman Haldeman brought the forefront of science to Lancaster County. He worked on issues relevant to his home and community. He was never involved in any business that did not affect his home or family and worked hard to the end of his life. He returned home, tired and exhausted, from a convention in Boston in 1888. Samuel Steman Haldeman died six days later of a heart attack at age 68. "Thus peacefully ended a useful life, full of years and honors." (Barber)
- Works Cited:
- Barber, Edwin A. "The Late Professor S.S. Haldeman" The Museum; 1885. MG-344 S. S. Haldeman Papers, Lancaster County Historical Society.
- Croll, P. C. "Famous Pennsylvania Germans; Professor Samuel S. Haldeman, LL.D." The Pennsylvania German, v.6 1905.
- Gramm, Bertha Sue, The Ironmasters of Marietta and vicinity during the period 1848-1878, Lancaster County Historical Society: Lancaster, Pa. 1948.
- Haldeman genealogy chart prepared by Horace L. Haldeman, 1893. Haldeman Family file, Lancaster County Historical Society.
- Date Range
- 1799-1977
- Year Range From
- 1799
- Year Range To
- 1977
- Date of Accumulation
- 1799-1977
- Creator
- LancasterHistory (Organization)
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Room
- Archives South
- Storage Wall
- Side 08
- People
- Haldeman, Frances
- Haldeman, Henry
- Haldeman, Samuel Steman
- Hough, Mary
- Keywood, Ben
- Munsell, Joel
- Subjects
- Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
- Letters
- Linguistics
- Mollusks
- Proofs (Printing)
- Scientists
- Scientists' writings
- Search Terms
- Agriculture
- Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
- Correspondence
- Farming
- Finding aids
- Letters
- Linguistics
- Manuscript groups
- Mechanics' Society
- Mollusks
- Newspaper clippings
- Pennsylvania Farm Journal
- Proofs (Printing)
- Scientists
- Extent
- 1 box, 24 folders, .5 cubic ft.
- Object Name
- Archive
- Language
- English, German, and Latin
- Object ID
- MG0344
- Location of Originals
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Associated Material
- Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society https://haldeman-mansion.org/
- Related Item Notes
- Haldeman Family Papers and Business Records (MG0736)
- Curatorial Collection
- Notes
- Preferred Citation: Title or description of item, date (day, month, year), S. S. Haldeman Papers (MG0344), Folder #, LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
- See the attached finding aid for a list of S. S. Haldeman's publications.
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- Please use photocopies of newspaper articles.
- Copyright
- Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research@lancasterhistory.org.
- Permission for reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory.
- Credit
- Courtesy of LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
- Other Numbers
- MG-344
- Classification
- MG0344
- Description Level
- Fonds
- Custodial History
- Cataloged and finding aid prepared by AV, Fall semester 2006. Added to database 22 August 2017.
Documents
- Collection
- Mechanics' Liens
- Title
- Mechanics' Liens
- Object ID
- SEP 1849 F068 ML
- Date Range
- 1849/09
- Collection
- Mechanics' Liens
- Title
- Mechanics' Liens
- Date Range
- 1849/09
- Year
- 1849
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Room
- Archives West
- Storage Container
- Box 0004
- Subcategory
- Documentary Artifact
- Search Terms
- Architects
- Columbia
- Contractors
- Liens
- Mechanics' liens
- Myers and Pfahler
- Place
- Columbia
- Object Name
- Claim
- Language
- English
- Condition
- Fair
- Object ID
- SEP 1849 F068 ML
- Box Number
- 004
- Additional Notes
- Evans, Samuel. Architect. Co-defendant.
- Myers & Pfahler. Building.
- Odell, Charles; Haldeman, Henry. Contractors.
- 1 item, 1 piece
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- Request at Reference Desk; photocopy made by staff member.
- Classification
- RG 01-00 0202
- Description Level
- Item
- Collection
- Estate Inventories
- Year
- 1858
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Container
- Box 0055
- People
- Haldeman, Henry
- Subcategory
- Need to Classify
- Place
- Conoy Twp.
- Object Name
- Estate Inventory
- Object ID
- Inv 1858 F001 H
- Box Number
- 055
- Additional Notes
- Ink very faint. 1 item, 1 piece
- Classification
- RG-03-00-0133
- Description Level
- Item
Jacob Haldeman and his descendants 1717-1783; Horace L. Haldeman 1847-1920
https://collections.lancasterhistory.org/en/permalink/lhdo3821
- Responsibility
- updated 1992 by Haldeman, Henry B.
- Date of Publication
- 1992.
- Physical Description
- 92 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
- Additional Author
- Haldeman, Henry B.
- Haldeman, Audrey S.
- Location
- Lancaster History Library - Book
- Call Number
- 929 H159h
- 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
- Collection
- Commissioners' Orders for Payment
- Title
- Commissioners' order for payment
- Object ID
- CommOrder 1822 #043
- 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
- 1822
- Creator
- County Commissioners
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Room
- Archives North
- Storage Container
- Box 0002
- People
- Adams, Jacob Sr.
- Albright, George
- Algiger, Michael
- Allen, John
- Anderson, Robert
- Andrews, Peter
- Ankrim, James
- Anwarter, Leonard
- Bailey, Thomas
- Ballance, John
- Bard, Daniel
- Barr, George
- Bear, Adam
- Bear, Benjamin
- Bear, Martin
- Beeker, Henry
- Bentley, Seth
- Beutz, Peter
- Binkley, David
- Bletz, John
- Bomberger, John Sr.
- Bowman, Ephraim
- Bowman, Jacob
- Boyd, Samuel
- Brady, David
- Bremer, Adam
- Brenizen, John
- Brenneman, John
- Briceland, Benjamin
- Brown, David
- Brown, John
- Brown, Luke
- Brown, Martin
- Brunner, Peter
- Bushong, Andrew
- Carpenter, Henry
- Carpenter, Jacob
- Chamberlain, Calvin
- Clanceford, Joseph
- Clarke, Robert
- Corpman, Christian
- Cover, John
- Daly, George
- Dehaven, Abraham
- Dehuff, John
- Demuth, Jacob
- Derrick, Richard
- Diller, Joel
- Doersh, John
- Dorwart, Jacob
- Dorwart, Martin
- Dougherty, Michael
- Duchman, George
- Duffy, James
- Dunkle, George
- Eberman, Joseph
- Eby, Abraham
- Eckert, William
- Eckman, Jacob
- Ehrman, Michael
- Ellmaker, George
- Erb, Isaac
- Erb, Jacob
- Fierstine, George
- Fisher, John
- Fitzgerald, Thomas
- Ford, George
- Frame, John
- Franciscus, George
- Fundersmith, Daniel
- Getz, Jacob
- Geyer, John
- Gibbs, Abraham
- Gormly, John
- Gortner, Peter
- Graff, David
- Graham, Nathan
- Gray, Richard
- Green, Evan
- Greider, Christian
- Greider, Daniel
- Greider, Jacob
- Habecker, John
- Hahn, Daniel
- Haldeman, Henry
- Hambright, William
- Hantak, Nathaniel Jr.
- Hartly, George
- Hatz, John
- Haverstick, George
- Heiss, Solomon
- Hendel, George
- Herman, Daniel
- Hinkle, John
- Hinkle, Jonathan
- Hinkle, Thomas
- Huber, David
- Huber, Samuel
- Hubley, Isaac
- Huss, John
- Irwine, Samuel
- Johnson, James
- Johnston, James
- Kaufman, Benjamin Jr.
- Keneagy, Henry
- King, Samuel
- Kintzer, William
- Kline, Michael
- Knight, Henry
- Kurtz, Conrad
- Kurtz, Jacob
- Kurtz, Ludwig
- Laber, George
- Lambert, William
- Lambourne, George
- Landis, Benjamin
- Landis, Henry Sr.
- Landis, John
- Lefever, Daniel
- Light, John
- Light, Martin
- Lindemuth, Peter
- Long, Jacob
- Lovett, James
- Loyd, George
- Lutton, James
- Lynch, Thomas
- McCrabb, Martin B.
- McKinney, George
- McLaughlin, John
- Martin, George
- Maxwell, William
- Mayer, Jacob
- McCurdy, Adams
- McLanegard, Archebald
- Medlein, Abraham
- Mehaffy, John
- Meixell, George
- Mendenhall, Isaac
- Messersmith, George
- Metzgar, Michael
- Metzgar, Philip Jr.
- Metzger, Simon
- Miller, Henry
- Miller, Jacob
- Miller, Martin
- Miller, Samuel
- Milner, Cyrus
- Morrison, Samuel
- Mussenkop, George
- Musser, George
- Musser, Henry
- Neeper, Samuel
- Neff, David
- Oster, William
- Parker, William
- Parry, David
- Peck, Christian
- Peck, Nicholas
- Peter, George
- Phillas, Peter
- Powell, John
- Ream, Adam
- Reist, Christian
- Ressinger, Charles
- Reynolds, James
- Reynolds, Morris
- Reynolds, Samuel
- Risser, Jacob
- Roberts, Jesse
- Roberts, John
- Rohrer, Samuel
- Roth, Henry
- Rudy, WIlliam
- Rupley, John
- Rupp, Samuel
- Sassman, John
- Scote, Francis
- Scott, David
- Scott, William
- Sensenich, John
- Shaeffer, Emanuel
- Shaffner, George
- Sheldon, Thomas
- Shertz, Jacob
- Shindle, Peter
- Shirk, Jacob Jr.
- Shirk, Matthias
- Shirk, Philip
- Showalter, Henry
- Slaymaker, Henry
- Smith, John
- Spangler, John
- Starette, James
- Steinman, John F.
- Stone, John
- Swartzwelder, Philip
- Sweeney, James
- Upperman, John
- Wade, David
- Weaver, Michael
- Wein, John
- Weiss, William
- Welsh, Henry
- Wenger, Christian
- Werntz, Daniel
- Wiandl, George
- Wiley, John
- Wolf, Adam
- Wood, Jesse
- Wuster, John Jr.
- Yorty, Joseph
- Zentmeyer, Samuel
- Subcategory
- Documentary Artifact
- Search Terms
- Courthouses
- Jurors
- Commissioners' Orders for Payment
- Extent
- 70 boxes (35 cubic ft.)
- Object Name
- Order for Payment
- Language
- English
- Condition
- Fair
- Condition Date
- 2008-03-25
- Object ID
- CommOrder 1822 #043
- Box Number
- 002
- Notes
- Never entered into Q&A.
- Additional Notes
- Court house.
- Payment to jurors.
- Parry, David.
- Peck, Nicholas.
- Dougherty, Michael.
- Maxwell, William.
- Huss, John.
- M'Crabb, Martin B.
- Rupp, Samuel.
- Peck, Christian.
- Haldeman, Henry.
- Starette, James.
- Ford, George.
- Brenizen, John.
- Peter, George.
- Duchman, George.
- Greider, Daniel.
- Medlein, Abraham.
- Bushong, Andrew.
- Kurtz, Jacob.
- Spangler, John.
- Wuster, John Jr.
- Anwarter, Leonard.
- Roberts, John.
- Shaffner, George.
- Gray, Richard.
- Risser, Jacob.
- Bowman, Jacob.
- Scote, Francis.
- Sensenich, John.
- Kaufman, Benjamin Jr.
- Lutton, James.
- Duffy, James.
- Mayer, Jacob.
- Irwine, Samuel.
- Beeker, Henry.
- Anderson, Robert.
- Roberts, Jesse.
- Bear, Adam.
- Geyer, John.
- Green, Evan.
- Smith, John.
- Chamberlain, Calvin.
- Ream, Adam.
- Bletz, John.
- Lefever, Daniel.
- Landis, John.
- Hambright, William.
- Bear, Benjamin.
- Parker, William.
- Brown, David.
- Habecker, John.
- Cover, John.
- Johnston, James Esq.
- Fierstine, George.
- Shirk, Philip.
- Brunner, Peter.
- Neff, David.
- Shindle, Peter.
- Metzger, Simon.
- Mehaffy, John.
- Corpman, Christian.
- Brown, Luke.
- Bear, Martin.
- Adams, Jacob Sr.
- McLaughlin, John.
- Eckman, Jacob.
- Roth, Henry.
- Ballance, John.
- Beutz, Peter.
- Hinkle, Thomas.
- Showalter, Henry.
- Erb, Isaac.
- Andrews, Peter.
- Frame, John.
- Yorty, Joseph.
- Hinkle, Jonathan.
- Milner, Cyrus.
- King, Samuel.
- Greider, Jacob.
- Reynolds, James.
- Greider, Christian.
- Musser, Henry.
- McCurdy, Adams.
- Light, Martin.
- Shertz, Jacob.
- Weaver, Michael.
- Zentmeyer, Samuel.
- Phillas, Peter.
- Sheldon, Thomas.
- Reist, Christian.
- Demuth, Jacob.
- Erb, Jacob.
- Miller, Martin.
- Light, John Esq.
- Welsh, Henry.
- Derrick, Richard.
- Sweeney, James.
- Miller, Samuel.
- Gortner, Peter.
- Reynolds, Morris.
- M'Kinney, George.
- Loyd, George.
- Lynch, Thomas.
- Knight, Henry.
- Clarke, Robert.
- Rohrer, Samuel.
- Brown, Martin.
- Ankrim, James.
- Graff, David.
- Wade, David.
- Ellmaker, George.
- Clanceford, Joseph.
- Heiss, Solomon.
- Bentley, Seth.
- Albright, George.
- Eckert, William.
- Fundersmith, Daniel.
- Lambourne, George.
- Wenger, Christian.
- Brown, John.
- Rudy, WIlliam.
- Swartzwelder, Philip.
- Wolf, Adam.
- Carpenter, Jacob.
- Diller, Joel.
- Keneagy, Henry.
- Scott, William.
- Barr, George.
- Huber, David.
- Landis, Benjamin.
- Neeper, Samuel.
- Landis, Henry Sr.
- Gormly, John.
- Hahn, Daniel.
- Bailey, Thomas.
- Kurtz, Ludwig.
- Dunkle, George.
- Werntz, Daniel.
- Lindemuth, Peter.
- Lovett, James.
- Eby, Abraham.
- Bremer, Adam.
- Hinkle, John.
- Kintzer, William.
- Shirk, Jacob Jr.
- Sassman, John.
- Haverstick, George.
- Morrison, Samuel Esq.
- Wood, Jesse.
- Boyd, Samuel.
- Shirk, Matthias.
- Meixell, George.
- Huber, Samuel.
- Kline, Michael.
- Laber, George.
- Scott, David.
- Hubley, Isaac.
- Brenneman, John.
- Binkley, David.
- Musser, George.
- Allen, John.
- Reynolds, Samuel.
- Dehaven, Abraham.
- Kurtz, Conrad.
- Mendenhall, Isaac.
- Graham, Nathan.
- Fisher, John.
- Miller, Jacob.
- Oster, William.
- Bomberger, John Sr.
- Daly, George.
- Fitzgerald, Thomas.
- McLanegard, Archebald.
- Johnson, James.
- Wiandl, George.
- Shaeffer, Emanuel.
- Bowman, Ephraim.
- Weiss, William.
- Lambert, William.
- Carpenter, Henry.
- Rupley, John.
- Powell, John.
- Ehrman, Michael.
- Miller, Henry.
- Martin, George.
- Dehuff, John.
- Wiley, John.
- Messersmith, George.
- Bard, Daniel.
- Stone, John.
- Upperman, John.
- Steinman, John F.
- Franciscus, George.
- Ressinger, Charles.
- Long, Jacob.
- Slaymaker, Henry.
- Algiger, Michael.
- Hantak, Nathaniel Jr.
- Eberman, Joseph.
- Brady, David.
- Dorwart, Jacob.
- Doersh, John.
- Metzgar, Philip Jr.
- Mussenkop, George.
- Herman, Daniel.
- Metzgar, Michael.
- Briceland, Benjamin.
- Dorwart, Martin.
- Hendel, George.
- Getz, Jacob.
- Wein, John.
- Hatz, John.
- Gibbs, Abraham.
- Hartly, George.
- 1 item, 21 pieces
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- Request at research desk. Photocopy made by staff member.
- Classification
- RG 08-01 0510
- Description Level
- Item
- Object Name
- Print, Photographic
- Collection
- General Collection
- Description
- Henry Haldeman, born December 18, 1789, died March 21, 1849. Father of Samuel Steman Haldeman, born August 12, 1812, died September 10, 1880.
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- People
- Haldeman, Henry
- Object Name
- Print, Photographic
- Print Size
- 3.5 x 4.5 inches
- Object ID
- 1-19-02-37
Images
- Collection
- Renunciations
- Title
- Renunciations
- Description
- Renunciations are papers filed in the Orphans' Court by executors of an estate who do not wish to administer that estate. They show the name of the decedent, the decedent's place of residence, the name of the person renouncing administration, the name of the replacement administrator to be appointed, and date. The relationship between the decedent, the executor, and the administrator is usually shown. Arranged chronologically and then alphabetically within each year.
- System of Arrangement
- Arranged chronologically and then alphabetically within each year.
- Date Range
- 1855
- Date of Accumulation
- 1762-1820, 1821-1842, 1880-1906
- Year
- 1855
- Creator
- Register of Wills
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Storage Container
- Box 0006
- Subcategory
- Documentary Artifact
- Search Terms
- Renunciation
- Place
- None
- Extent
- 12 cubic feet
- Object Name
- Probate
- Language
- English
- Condition
- Fair
- Object ID
- Ren 1855 F029
- Box Number
- 006
- Associated Material
- Administrators Accounts
- Miscellaneous Orphans' Court Papers
- Additional Notes
- Renouncer: Hackenberger, Elizabeth.
- Administrator: Haldeman, Henry.
- 1 item, 1 piece
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- Restricted use of original. A photocopy will be made for patron use.
- Classification
- RG 03-00 0115
- Description Level
- Item
- Collection
- Quarter Sessions
- Title
- Quarter Sessions
- System of Arrangement
- Organized by Court of Quarter Sessions term.
- Arranged by case number within each term.
- Year
- 1828
- Storage Location
- LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
- Subcategory
- Documentary Artifact
- Search Terms
- Quarter Sessions
- Charge: surety of the peace
- Object Name
- Record, Judicial
- Language
- English
- Condition
- Fair
- Object ID
- NOV 1828 F011 QS
- Additional Notes
- Also: James Davis, William Raudenbaugh, Alexander Cowan, Andrew Bateman.
- Surety of the peace.
- 1 item, 1 piece
- Access Conditions / Restrictions
- Request at Reference Desk; photocopy made by staff member.
- Classification
- RG 02-00 0908
- Description Level
- Item