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GUIDE TO
GENEALOGICAL AND

HISTORICAL RESEARCH

IN PENNSYLVANIA

by
FLOYD C. IIOENST1NK

195S

GUIDE TO

GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL

RESEARCH IN

PENNSYLVANIA

Suggestions for Research in the Field of Genealogy and
History, and Sources of Information

A Bibliography of Printed Writings Pertaining to Central
Pennsylvania

A Description of the Contents of Numerous Publications
Containing Genealogy and History of Pennsylvania, In-
cluding the Pennsylvania Archives

A Cumulative Index with References to the Title, Author,
Events and Families, whose Biographical, Genealogical or
Historical Records Appear in Print

A List of Books and Manuscripts Available for Lending
from a Private Library upon Deposit of Quoted Price

BY
Floyd G. Hoenstine

1958

Past President:

The Blair County Historical Society

The Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies

P.O. Box 208
Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania

COPYRIGHT 1958
Floyd G. Hoenstine

TO

Barbara Ann

of the younger generation

for valuable assistance

b 0/ £ £

CONTENTS

FOREWORD '. Page 1

s CONCERNING GENEALOGY

WHY 2

HOW 3

WHO k

WHEN k

WHERE $

EVOLUTION OF COUNTIES $

MAP OF COUNTIES 7

SOURCES OF INFORMATION

ASSESSMENTS 8

BAPTISMALS 8

BIBLES 9

CENSUS 9

CHURCHES 10

COLLEGES 10

COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS 11

DEEDS 12

GENEALOGIES 12

HISTORIES 13

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES 13

MILITARY SERVICES H4.

NATURALIZATION 1$

NEWSPAPERS 15

ORPHANS' COURT 16

PENSIONS 16

STATE VITAL STATISTICS 16

TOMBSTONES 17

WILLS 18

MISCELLANEOUS 18

GENEALOGICAL SERVICES 19

GENEALOGICAL SUPPLIES 19

EXPLANATION OF BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CONTENTS 20

RENTAL SERVICES 20

AUTOBRIOGRAPHIES Item Numbers 1-12

BIOGRAPHICAL ITEMS 50-6 9

BIOGRAPHIES 100-129

CHURCHES AND CEMETERIES 150-195

CITY, TOWN AND VILLAGE 200-21+7

COLLEGES , 250-261;

COUNTY HISTORIES 300-361;

GENEALOGIES I|00-5l9

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 600-668

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC 700-753

NATIONALITIES 800-812

TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION AND MAPS 850-870

HISTORICAL NOVELS 900-917

MISCELLANEOUS AND ADDENDA 950-957

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE INDEX Page 129

ABBREVIATIONS 130

CUMULAT IVE INDEX 131

FOREWORD

The primary purpose of a GUIDE TO GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL
RESEARCH IN PENNSYLVANIA is to provide researchers, library personnel and
individuals with a bibliography of writings available for use in the field
of genealogy.

This publication also offers suggestions in searching for family data
and is the result of collecting over a thirty year period, copies of all
known publications containing information on families residing in the
famous Juniata Valley of Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna Valley and all of
Central Pennsylvania.

To further increase the value of a publication of this nature, a
description of the contents of each book or manuscript as to families,
events and localities is included, fully indexed for easy reference.

This bibliography is not complete as some scarce Items have been
unattainable while others w<=>re not considered sufficiently important to

jnealogical assistance have been received
In many instances, the inquiries could
due to the large number of items to be
jtie was not available. Some important publi-
were necessarily omitted from the search,
to the contents of such items was evident.
. for this publication has required the
e past two years but it is expected to be
he future.

. herein are scarce and cannot be offered
e replaced. All items are available for
ed price and if returned within thirty days
nty percent will be refunded.

items are available. If not, a search can

FLOYD G. HOENSTINE

rennsyivanla Society, S.A.R.
Armstrong Trail Society

FOREWORD

The primary purpose of a GUIDE TO GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL
RESEARCH IN PENNSYLVANIA is to provide researchers, library personnel and
individuals with a bibliography of writings available for use in the field
of genealogy.

This publication also offers suggestions in searching for family data
and is the result of collecting over a thirty year period, copies of all
known publications containing information on families residing in the
famous Juniata Valley of Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna Valley and all of
Central Pennsylvania.

To further increase the value of a publication of this nature, a
description of the contents of each book or manuscript as to families,
events and localities is included, fully indexed for easy reference.

This bibliography is not complete as some scarce items have been
unattainable while others were not considered sufficiently important to
include .

Numerous requests for genealogical assistance have been received
by the writer over the years. In many instances, the inquiries could
not be satisfactory answered due to the large number of items to be
examined and the fact that time was not available. Some important publi-
cations were not indexed and were necessarily omitted from the search.
The need for a general index to the contents of such items was evident.
The compiling of the material for this publication has required the
writer's spare time during the past two years but it is expected to be
valuable as a time saver in the future.

Many of the items listed herein are scarce and cannot be offered
for sale as they could not be replaced. All items are available for
rent upon deposit of the quoted price and if returned within thirty days
the amount deposited less twenty percent will be refunded.

Duplicate copies of some items are available. If not, a search can
be made for a copy.

FLOYD G. HOENSTINE

Member:

Veterans of World War I

Perm State Alumni Association

Pennsylvania German Society

Pennsylvania Society, S.A.R.

Armstrong Trail Society

CONCERNING GENEALOGY

WHY

There are many reasons why one should be interested in genealogy.
The most important of these is given in the Fifth Commandment as
recorded by the prophet Moses, "Honour thy father and thy mother:
that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth
thee."

Other reasons for knowing the genealogy of your family include:

I. To take pride in the accomplishments of one's ancestors and
in one's immediate family.

II. To know the kinship with others of the same family name and
families into which female relatives married.

111. To promote family reunions.

IV. To determine legal heirs to estates.

V. To acquire a hobby as an outlet of one's energies especially
by a retired person or any other who has time to spare.

VI. To join patriotic and other organizations whose membership
qualifications are based on residence of ancestors, their
nationality, or their military services.

VII. To leave a record of the past as a guide to future generations.

VIH. To experience the satisfaction of being able to penetrate the
past, to pierce the obscurity curtain, to solve a problem or
riddle, or to meet and conquer a challenge.

HE WHO CARETH NOT WHENCE HE CAME,
CARETH NOT WHITHER HE GOETH.

CONCERNING GENEALOGY

HOW

To engage in genealogical research, one should begin at home by examining
Bibles and other family records, such as old letters, photographs, diaries,
account books, heirlooms, etc.

Such information as is readily available should be recorded on forms or
charts which can be purchased from genealogical societies or from researchers.
These forms include ancestral charts on which are recorded as found the names
of all ancestors, dates of birth, marriage and death, and places of residence.
Individual record forms are available which show the details as relating to
dates 5 places of residence of the ancestor; names of parents, brothers and
sisters, children and whom they married j places of burial and membership in
organizations. A genealogical chart shows the children and grandchildren of
an ancestor with dates of birth, death and marriage. The above described
records show at a glance what information is lacking and the spaces can be
filled in as the information is secured.

The usual procedure is to develop your ancestral chart by starting with
one's self and then, step by step, determining similar data for each ancestor.
Each person has four grandparents, eight great-grandparents, and so on to an
untold number of pro genitors.

Important inoformation and leads can be secured from relatives, especially
from those who are also interested in records of their ancestors. All
families have some one who is known as the family historian and who can be of
assistance. It is best to verify all leads from official records as often the
memory fades and confuses the search.

"Where it is a well known fact that an ancestor performed a service to his
country in times of war or that his identify was otherwise established, it is
posaible to start with that particular ancestor and develop descent to one's
self.

Ancestry hunting will give greater enjoyment and pleasure if it is done by
a member of the family rather than by a third disinterested party. There will
be some expense involved in either method, but there is much more satisfaction
in finding the answers and learning first hand to know one's ancestors through
perusing the printed records.

Certified or photostatic copies of important documents should be obtained
as often they need to be reexamined for confirmation or for additional
information. Other less important records should be carefully copied as the
search might terminate in the publication of a family genealogy and all data
must be accurate.

There are today several methods of publishing genealogical and historical
records, some of them, such as mimeographing and multigraphing, are inexpensive
A publication of one's family records would be a priceless heritage to leave
to posterity; it would involve less expense and be more lasting than a granite
monument.

CONCERNING GENEALOGY

WHO

All genealogical research centers around the question of who were one's
forefathers. Even if the name is known, one still desires to know who they
married, who were the parents and who were the children. The same questions
must be answered for each generation.

There is no rule to follow in the spelling of a family name. Throughout
the two hundred years since the early migration to the Colonies almost all
family names have undergone changes in the spelling. Records of the same period
might show several different way of spelling the same name.

This change in spelling may have been due to an effort to "Americanize"
or to "Localize". Often when a family moved into a locality where an established
family had a name similar in sound, the spellings became identical. Branches
of the same family often adopted different spellings in order to distinguish
them from all others.

Xn searching for records in one's ancestors, all possible ways of spelling
the family name must be considered. Members of each family are best acquainted
with the variations. In general, one should try substituting vowels for each
other, double-letters j dropping a letter j interchanging G,C, and K for the first
letter, or U,W and Oj adding Mc, Mac or 0, or dropping these j and in many other
ways too numerous to mention.

WHEN

The period of time during which one's ancestors lived is of great importance
as in all probability they participated in the stirring events of their times,
now well recorded in history books.

The events of their days may have been their arrival at a Colonial Port,
participation in the French and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary War, or migra-
tion to the south or the west. Good detailed records are available for the
majority of those who participated in the various wars. Of special importance

to us at present is the approaching observance of the centennial anniversary of
the Civil War and in searching for records one should ascertain whether the

ancestor was a Civil War soldier. The extent of this has brought a large
percentage of the male residents of military age into the conflict and excellent
records showing when they were born, married and died are available from state
and national sources.

The number of years between generations is generally considered to be from
thirty-five, between father and son from twenty to sixty and between mother
and children between sixteen to forty-five. These factors must be taken into
consideration when attempting to determine the period of time between
generations.

CONCERNING GENEALOGY

WHERE

The locality in which an ancestor resided must be determined in order
to know what records to examine for more detailed information. Various
publications such as the first census and the Pennsylvania Archives are

indexed and indicate the county and township where families resided.

The early settlers were land hungry and were constantly seeking better
and cheaper land, selling their improvements and buying larger tracts of
land in new localities. The descendants bought up new land, moving ever
westward, thereby losing all contact with other members of their families
and in many cases never seeing them again.

The county and township boundaries were constantly changing as new counties
were formed and townships divided. To say that an ancestor resided in a
certain county at a certain period would often be misleading as later that
locality would no longer be in the same county but could be in a distant
county and far from the present boundaries of the original county.

The townships underwent a more extensive transformation. Some passed
out of existence entirely, others were reduced in size by the formation of several
new townships, while others were absorbed by the formation of boroughs and cities.

EVOLUTION OF COUNTIES

The following list contains the evolution of the various counties in
Pennsylvania and shows the counties in alphabetical order, the year formed,
the county or counties formed from, and thename of the county seat:

COUNTIES

Adams

Allegheny

Armstrong

Beaver

Bedford

Berks

Blair

Bradford

Bucks

Butler

Cambria

Cameron

Carbon

Centre

Chester

Clarion

Clearfield

Clinton

Columbia

Crawford

Cumberland

Dauphin

Delaware

Elk

FORMED FORMED FROM

1800 York

1788 Westmoreland & Washington

1800 Allegheny,Westmoreland & Lycoming

1800 Allegheny & Washington

1771 Cumberland

17^2 Phila., Chester & Lancaster

18U6 Huntingdon & Bedford

1810 Luzerne & Lycoming

1682 One of original counties

1800 Allegheny

I8OI4 Huntingdon, Somerset & Bedford

i860 Clinton, Elk, McKean & Potter

18U3 Northampton & Monroe

1800 Mifflin,Northumberld.Lycmg.Hunt.

1682 One of original counties

1839 Venango & Armstrong

I80I4. Huntingdon & Lycoming

1839 Lycoming & Centre

1813 Northumberland

1800 Allegheny

1750 Lancaster

1785 Lancaster

1789 Chester

18U3 Jefferson, Clearfield & McKean

COUNTY SEAT

Gettysburg

Pittsburgh

Kittanning

Beaver

Bedford

Reading

Hollidaysburg

T owanda

Doylestown

Butler

Ebensburg

Emporium

Mauch Chunk

Bellefonte

West Chester

Clarion

Clearfield

Lock Haven

Bloomsburg

Meadville

Carlisle

Harrisburg

Media

Ridgway

EVOLUTION OF COUNTIES

Erie

1800

Allegheny

Erie

Fayette

1783

Westmoreland

Union town

Forest

181*8

Jefferson & Venango

Tionesta

Franklin

178U

Cumberland

Chambersburg

Fulton

18£0

Bedford

McC onnellsburg

Greene

1796

Washington

Waynesburg

Huntingdon

1787

Bedford

Huntingdon

Indiana

1803

Westmoreland & Lycoming

Indiana

Jefferson

180U

Lycoming

Brookville

Juniata

18 31

Mifflin

Mifflintown

Lackawanna

1878

Luzerne

Scranton

Lancaster

1729

Chester

Lancaster

Lawrence

181*9

Beaver & Mercer

New Castle

Lebanon

1813

Dauphin & Lancaster

Lebanon

Lehigh

1812

Northampton

Allentown

Luzerne

1786

Northumberland

Wilkes-Barre

Lycoming

1795

Northumberland

Williamsport

McKean

180U

Lycoming

Smethport

Mercer

1800

Allegheny

Mercer

Mifflin

1789

Cumberland & Northumberland

Lewis town

Monroe

1836

Northampton & Pike

Stroudsburg

Montgomery

178U

Philadelphia

Norristown

Montour

1850

Columbia

Danville

Northampton

1752

Bucks

Easton

Northumberland

1772

Cumb., Berks, Bed. & Northampton
and Lancaster

Sunbury

Perry

1820

Cumberland

New Bloomfield

Philadelphia

1682

One of the original counties

Philadelphia

Pike

1811;

Wayne

Milford

Potter

180U

Lycoming

Coudersport

Schuylkill

1811

Berks & Northampton

Pottsville

Snyder

185S

Union

Middleburg

Somerset

1795

Bedford

Somerset

Sullivan

181*7

Lycoming & Bradford

Laporte

Susquehanna

1810

Luzerne

Montrose

Tioga

1801;

Lycoming

Wells b or 0

Union

1813

Northumberland

Lewis burg

Venango

1800

Allegheny & Lycoming

Franklin

Warren

1800

Allegheny & Lycoming

Warren

Washington

'1781

Westmoreland

Washington

Wayne

1798

Northampton

Honesdale

Westmoreland

1773

Bedford

Greensburg

Wyoming

181*2

Luzerne

Tunkhannock

Tork

171*9

Lancaster

Tork

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J.S3M

SOURCES OF INFORMATION

I. ASSESSMENTS: The names of the residents, their status and possessions, as
submitted to the County Commissioners annually by the district assessors,
are the most authentic and most extensive records made; yet, they are the
least preserved and consulted in the search for information pertaining to
early ancestors. They were made for the purpose of securing taxes for use in
the operation of the local government and include all male inhabitants above
the age of twenty-one, whether owning property or having an occupation.

These can well be called the RECORDS OF LAST RESORT as they contain proof
of residence another important data that is found nowhere else. However,
they are not always preserved, occasionally they have been destroyed by fire
or discarded as they require considerable space. If preserved they are usually
located in inaccessible places as they are seldom referred to. They were written

in free hand, sometimes hardly legible now, on paper that is brittle and stained
with dust and moisture.

Some of the assessment records for the years between 176£ and 1791 were
removed from the County Commissioners' Offices to the state capitol and
published in the Third Series of the Pennsylvania Archives.

The information found in the assessments varied from time to time but
always listed the residents by districts, their ownership of real estate,
their occupations, their valuations and amount of tax to be collected. At
various times, the ownership of horses, cattle, sheep, carriages, watches,
bonds, stock, stills, and slaves was shown. Military draft lists of persons
between the ages of 21 and h5 or $0 were prepared, as well as names and ages of
children of poor families who were unable to pay the tax.

Notations found on the assessment records often showed transfers of land
or names were marked off by writing "gone", "deceased", "moved", etc. The
assessments were usually made in the fall of the year previous to the year for
which the tax would apply so that a name appearing for the first time, as a
single freeman would be an indication of his becoming of age during that year,
likewise being dropped as a single freeman and appearing on the general list
would indicate approximate year of marriage.

The omitting of a name in one district and its appearance in another
district for the same or subsequent year can be an aid in identifying the
names as the same person. Changes in the boundaries of counties and townships
must be kept in mind. The assessing of persons by the same family name will
often indicate the relationship between them especially when junior or senior
is affixed

II. BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATES: Prior to the year 1893, the only record of births,
other than entries in the Family Bibles, was the baptismal certificates
prepared by the pastor or other church official and presented to the parents
or to the person baptised.

The event was usually entered in the church books. Occasionally the
record was retained by the pastor when the baptism was performed in the home
or when the pastor had more than one charge.

The certificate stated the individual's name, the name of the parents, the
date baptised and was signed by the pastor. Usually such certificates stated

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

the date of birth, names of the sponsors and sometimes their relationship to
the one baptised; whether the sponsors were the parents, friends, relative
or the grandparents. Baptismal certificates are a proof of parentage and
when the date of birth is included it discloses an important item in the
search to complete an ancestral chart.

Church records of baptismals have been published in some cases while others,
as well as the pastor's records, have been deposited with various church
historical societies where they can be examined or where data can be
secured.

III. BIBLES: The information recorded in family Bibles is the most authentic
proof of dates and relationship that can be found, provided that the entries
were made at the time. The publication date of the bible will help determine
whether the entry was made when the event took place. A Bible printed in 1810
which contained births, deaths and marriages occuring prior to that year would
not necessarily be good proof.

The Bible record lists the names of the children in order of their birth
with the date of birth and sometimes the hour of arrival. It generally gives
the names of the parents, their dates of birth and marriage, whom the children
married and their dates of marriages and deaths.

Family B ibles usually remain in the home when the home is continued after
the parent's deaths or are inherited by the oldest daughter. The early Bibles
were large in size and may be found today stowed away in the attic, or given
to the local historical society for safe keeping. Often the family records
have been removed. Photostatic or certified copies may have been made for
various purposes and in some cases the pages have been removed and submitted
as proof in claims for pensions or other benefits.

Often the records in the family Bible were entered in the native language
of the owner and an interpreter must be found to translate the entries.

IV. CENSUS : A census was taken by the County Assessors as early as 1783 in
which the names of the heads of the families residing in each township were
listed with the numbers of acres owned, the number of dwelling houses, and
the number of inhabitants in eaeh family, both white and black. The names
of non-residents, the number of acres of land owned and the names or single
freemen were also shown. These census records of some of the counties are
published in the Third Series of the Pennsylvania Archives. Possibly others
remain in the offices of the County Commissioners.

An enumeration of the inhabitants of all states was taken by theUnited
States government in the year 1790 and published as HEADS OF FAMILIES with
a separate volume for each state. The information was gathered by the United
States Mars halls and their assistants who listed the names of heads of
families by counties and sometimes by townships, districts, towns, etc. The
information also included the number of free white males of 16 years and
upwards, including the head of the family; the number of white males under
16 years; the free white females, including wife or head of family; all other
free persons, and the number of slaves.

SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Enumerations of the inhabitants were taken for the year 1800 to 18U0 in
a similar manner except that the age groups varied. The census for these
years have not been published but are available for research at Washington.

Beginning with the 185>0 United States Census, the names of all members of
the household were listed with thejr ages, occupations and state in which
they were born. Information canbe secured from the census records for the
years 185>0 to 1880 from the Census Bureau, Washington, or possibly photostatic
or microfilm copies are available in the State Libraries.

V. CHURCHES: Among the most authentic original records in existence are
the church records prepared by the pastor or otherofficials and preserved in the
church or in the parsonage. These records include the baptismal, marriage and
death events, and usually include the date, names of the parents and places.

The minutes of the church council or session often contain valuable family
data including admiswions to membership and issuance of removal letters with
information as to where the members were from and where they were moving to.

Many churches have at various times published histories of their churches
and congregations in order to observe anniversaries and in some instances
have included the vital statistics as well as the church minutes. In some
instances, the church records have been turned over to a central organization,
such as a church historical society where information can be obtained.

Practically all churches, especially during the early days, owned and
maintained burial grounds where residents of the community could be buried.
The church records usually show the name of the owner of the cemetery lots
but not always the names of those buried therein.

Persons residing over a wide area were included in the records as often
members of that faith would travel many miles in order to have the event of
the baptism, marriage or burial performed at the church where they had
religious ties. Marriages were usually performed in the locality of the
bride's parents, either at their church or home, while the groom may have
traveled a considerable distance.

Pastors who had several charges or who covered certain areas periodically
were known as circuit riders and their records were usually retained by them.
Some are now being preserved by church and other historical societies, or by
descendants, but in many cases were either lost or destroyed.

VI. COLLEGES : All universities, colleges and schools of higher learning
maintain records of their alumni and in some cases an alumni association has
been incorporated, become an important part of the institutions existence.

Students generally selected schools at a distant town or city as their
education was considered more effective when they went away from home to secure
their college education. Often they attended the same shhool that their
ancestors or relatives had attended years before.

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

The school or its alumni associations may have published from time to
time a record of its graduates and non-graduates, sometimes with biographical
sketches, in order to keep in touch with them after leaving the campus and
to point with pride to their achievements. Mailing lists of graduates and
non-graduates are maintained for appealing for contributions to endowments,
improvements, class reunions and alumni fund drives.

The information preserved on each alumnus may be very complete and include
in addition to the full name and class, the date and place of birth, names
of parents and their place of residence, flates of admission and graduation,
degrees received, membership in fraternities and groups, occupations and
professional assignments, when and to whom married, names of children, address,
or date and place of death.

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VII. COUNTY VITAL STATISTICS: For a period of years the marriages, births
and deaths of residents of each county were recorded by the Clerk of the
Orphans' Court. These records are being preserved in bound volumes and can
be examined in the courthouses. The information found in these records is of
great value to those searching for family data.

The first of such records to be recorded were the marriages which date
from I88I4. when laws were enacted requiring persons to secure marriage
licenses. The filing of an application for a marriage license continues
in effect to the present time and the most important information pertaining to
both the groan and bride includes: full name, color, occupation, birthplace,
residence, age, previous marriages, names of parents, maiden name of mother,
residence of parents, their occupations and birthplaces, etc.

The person performing the ceremony presents the original certificate of
marriage to the newlyweds and returns a duplicate certificate to the county
which issued the license where the recordof marriage is entered in the
marriage dockets ; since January 1, 1906, records of marriages are transmitted
monthly to the Bureau of Vital Statistics at Harrisburg.

Beginning with the year 1893 and continuing until 1906, a register of
births was maintained by counties in the office of the Clerk of Orphans'
Court and included the name of the child, sex, color, names of the parents
and their residence, occupation of father and dates andplace of birth of
the child. Since 1906, such records are gathered by local registrars and
forwarded to Harrisburg.

During the years 189U to 1906, the tax assessors reported deaths occuring

in their districts to the Clerk of the Orphans' Court who entered such
records in a register of deaths. The information included fe name of the
deceased, color, sex, age, marital status, placeof birth, occupation, date
and place of death, date and place of internment, and names of parents. Since
1906 death records are gathered by local registrars and forwarded to tie
Bureau of Vital Statistics at Harrisburg.

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

VIII. DEEDS: The exsunination of deed books, found in the office of

the Recorder of Deeds in each county courthouse, is of great importance in the
search for family information. These books constitute a complete record of
all conveyances of property within the county from the time it was formed. A
title search as instituted by the purchaser, to determine whether the title
was good, often recited the chain of ownership to the original deed from
William Penn, his heirs or the Commonwealth.

Purchase of land from the Penns or the Commonwealth are recorded in the
Land Office, Department of Internal Affairs, Harrisburg, from where information
and photostatic copies can be secured which will generally show the locality,
give a description of the plot, and name the adjacent land owners. These
original titles are known as Warrantees of Land and are published by couiities
in the Third Series of the Pennsylvania Archives. Fictitious names were
sometimes used by the purchaser in order to secure rights to more land than
allowed by the law to each person.

The deed books preserved in the county courthouses show the date of transfer,
names of grantors and grantees and their places of residence, location and
description of property, previous owner or owners, terms and condition of the
sale, date recorded, witnesses and the signatures of grantors or their mark
when they were unable to write. It is important to examine the signatures, as
often they are different than in the body of the deed, being spelled in
another manner or the given names spelled out in full.

Two indexes to county deeds are maintained. One for the Grantee and one
for the grantor. The grantee index records the names of the purchasers in
alphabetical order and are valuable in determining when the family first
acquired property in that county which is often the year of their arrival
and sometimes the year of marriage.

The grantor index shows the names of those conveying title and the deed
included the name of the husband arid his spouse as all persons holding rights
in the property were required to sign off such rights. In the settlement
of an estate the signatures of all heirs were required. Where the purchase
of a property is of record and there is no record of its transfer the conveyance
may have been by Will or the locality may have been in an area which was
included in the formation of a new county.

IX. GENEALOGIES ; There are numerous publications in existence which include
some data on practically all families but locating a copy of a publication
which mentions one's ancestors is difficult. A genealogy is a record of

the descendants of one blood strain while an ancestral search is limited
to one's self andhis ancestors.

Genealogies usually present a rather complete history of the compiler(s
line but the lateral lines are not included. This may be due to losing all
trace of descendants or the failure of members of some branches to cooperate
and supply necessary data. Various methods are used to designate the
generations such as number I or the letter A for the first emigrant or the
beginning ancestor, and subsequent numbers or letters for their descendants.
Other arrangements are in use, some difficult to follow. Some genealogies
will be found that are not indexed.

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Whether a genealogy has been published containing data on any family can
possibly be ascertained from other members of the family, especially from
those who are known as the family historians. Inquiry should be made at
libraries or of dealers who specialize in the sale of used books. Most
publications are copyrighted and two copies deposited in the Congressional
Library at Washington where information can possibly be secured.

There are very very few rental libraries in operation where books can be
borrowed. Cumulative indexes showing the family names included in various
publications are exceedingly valuable and great time savers, if available.
The title of a publication does not always indicate it's contents and only
through the use of cumulative index can one learn of the existence of a book
which contains references to the family in question. It is for this purpose
that this publication is being compiled.

X. HISTORIES : At various time some energetic person undertakes the writing
of a history of a county, township, town or locality. Such historical efforts
when supported by documentary proof become of great value in ancestry hunting,
especially when they include detailed information on the residents.

The compiling andpublication of a comprehensive history entails a great
amount of time and expense. During the period from about 1880 to more recent
times, the publication of county histories has been sponsored by printing
houses and sold by subscription. The majority of these publications, especially
county histories, were limited editions and are now difficult to find.

In these histories, many local historical events which are now beyond the
memory of present generations were recorded, most of which do not appear in
state-wide publications. Military services and the part in national affairs
performed by the local citizenry were usually included as well as the origin
and development of local communities.

The county histories are of special value when they include the Indian
occupation, military events, early settlers, assessment lists, military rolls,
professions, churches, schools, and genealogical or biographical sketches.

XI. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES:

Prior to the year l88i|, marriage certificates were issued by the minister,
or other official performing the rites, and presented at the time of marriage
to the newlyweds who preserved them in the family bible, had them framed or
cared for in some other manner. These certificates are more authentic
in proving the event than entries in the church records or the family bible
as often the entries were made at a later date and were occasionally mis-
stated, especially as to the date.

A marriage certificate of one hundred hears ago varies little from one
issued today except that early certificates may have been larger in size
and inscribed with flowers and sentimental quotations. The information
included the names and places of residence of the groom and bride, the date
of marriage and the signatures of witnesses and of the person performing
the marriage.

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The event was usually recorded in registers kept by the officiating
person, whether a minister, priest, justice of the peace, alderman, or
judge. Since l88lt, a certification of the marriage is made to the Clerk
of the Orphans' Court of the county issuing the license and since 1906 a
record is also made in the Bureau of Vital Statistics at Harrisburg.

XII. MILITARY SERVICES: No group of persons is better described by records
than those who performed military services, either during war time or peace.
When searching for family data one of the first facts to determine concerning
an ancester or relative is whether he served in the military establishment
of the state or nation.

At various times during the past, especially when war threatened or during
a crisis, the tax assessors were required to prepare lists of male inhabitants
capable of bearing arms. During World War I and the more recent wars, all
male inhabitants of certain ages were required to register for the draft.

Of special interest to the researcher is the tax assessor's reports of
the muster rolls for the years 1783-1790, by township or districts, of the
male inhabitants between the ages of 18 and 53 made subject by law to the
performance of military duty. A similar enrollment list by townships was
taken by the tax assessors in the year I86I4 of males between the ages of 21
and kS which listed their full names, ages, occupations, marital status,
and whether such persons were then in the military service.

Incomplete records showing the names of those who served the Colony,
especially during the French and Indian Wars, are listed in the Second
series of the Pennsylvania Archives. Some muster rolls include the soldier's
age, country in which born and occupation.

Muster rolls of soldiers who performed military services during the
Revolution, the War of 1812 and the Mexican War are found in the Pennsylvania
Archives, especially the Fifth and Sixth Series. A complete record of Civil
War soldiers showing their names by regiment and company is found in Batss'
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS, £ volumes, which is not indexed.

The department of military Affairs at Harrisburg collects and preserves
records pertaining to the soldiers of all wars on a statewide basis,
County Directors of Veterans Affairs are appointed by the County Commissioners
to collect and preserve records of soldiers of their counties, to provide
headstones, flag holders, flags at each Memorial Day, burial allowances for
the veteran and his widow, and to maintain If necessary the burial plot.
The information acquired in the performance of the above includes the name,
serial number, residence, war and branch of service, period of service, rank,
dates of birth and death, place of burial, address and relationship of
applicant, etc.

The information appearing on soldier's discharge is recorded in a Soldier's
Discharge Book maintained in the office of the Recorder of Deeds. The
discharge includes services during the various wars and may have been copied
in free hand, typed or photostated.

Records of military services are on file in the National Archives at Washington,
and are of extreme value in the search for data on the soldier and his family.

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

XIII. NATURALIZATION: The Provincial Council in 1727 ordered that all persons
arriving in the Province of Pennsylvania who were not British Subjects or who
were "without any leave obtained from the Crown of Great Britian" should sign
a declaration of allegiance and subjection to the King of Great Britain and
fidelity to the proprietors of the Province. A record of the Germans who
migrated to Pennsylvania through the port of Philadelphia has been published
in three volumes covering the years 1727 to 1808 as PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN
PIONEERS. Similar publications listing the names or arrivals of other
nationalities are available to the researcher.

The first uniform naturalization law passed by Congress in 1790 gave
jurisdiction over the naturalization of aliens to the county courts where
records are to be found from that year to the present. A declaration of
intention to become a citizen of the United States is required, giving the
alien's full name, place of residence, place of birth, port and date of
entry, accompanied by a statement signed by two citizens as to the applicant's
having resided in the United States for five years and his being of good
moral character. A petition for naturalization was presented to the court
at a later date and if approved, the applicant was declared a citizen and
issued a certificate.

The comprehensive naturalization law of 1906 provided for uniform processes
and records throughout the nation and at the present time, after various
amendments and changes, the information required to be furnished by the applicant
is rather complete, including photographs and fingerprints. These records con-
tinue to be filed in the county Prothonotary' s office, however, the granting
of citizenship is supervised and approved by the Immigration and Naturalization
Service of the United States Department of Justice.

XTV. NEWSPAPERS: The local newspapers, daily or weekly, are considered to
be the best medium of recording events when they happen and thereby such
records become of great historical value in the search for family data. The
rapidity with which their contents are written and printed do not permit the
reporters to verify all that they write and legend or hearsay is occasionally
included.

The publishers generally preserve files of their papers which can be examined
for historical events and records of happenings to families in the vicinity.
Files of old newspapers are often found in the care of historical societies or
in libraries.

The newspapers are especially valuable in securing information on marriages and
deaths. Those published years ago gave only the name, date, age and place of
deaths or residents. The marriage reports gave only the names, place, date
pastor or official, and possibly the names of the parents.

Some newspapers maintain genealogical sections or columns in which questions and
answers are printed. Occasionally feature articles are published on the
history of families, soldier, or localities when celebrating an anniversary,
which are of great value. The publishers usually possess libraries containing
books on local history and of the families residing in their area. Files of
more recent events and personages are maintained for ready reference.

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

The deaths of local residents during the past seventy or eighty years were
amply recorded whether as news items or in an obituary column and include
such information as the full name of the deceased, residence, date and place
of death, date and place of birth, names of parents, to whom married, names
of survivors, membership in churches and lodges, and other vital information.

XV. ORPHANS' COURT: Petitions and court action involving the settlement of
an estate where disputes arise among heirs, or where the executors or admini-
strators fail to perform their prescribed duties, are filed and recorded with
the Clerk of the Orphans' Court. The petitions usually state the names of the
heirs, their relationship, a description of the estate to be shared and often
the date andplace of death of the deceased.

Where minors are entitled to share in the estate, the court appoints guardians
to care for their financial affairs. The guardian's accounts are recorded
showing the name of the ward, the name of the deceased, receipts, disbursements,
balance due to the ward, etc.

When auditors are appointed by the court to determine the distribution of an
estate, their report becomes valuable in searching for family data as such
reports include the names, place of residence, relationship and apportioned
amount due each heir.

XVI. PENSIONS: Soldiers of the Revolutionary War were awarded depreciation
pay and many received grants of land lcc ated in northwestern Pennsylvania.
In more recent wars, bonuses were granted in recognition of services, and

as an adjustment in pay. In 1883, a list of pensioners on the rolls of the
United States government was published which contained the name of each
pensioner, the cause for being pensioned, the address by state, county and
post-office, the rate of pension per month, the date of original allowance
and the number of their pension certificate. This list included widows,
mothers and fathers who were entitled to pensions based on a relative's services,

During and subsequent to the Revolutionary War, the widows and dependents
of deceased soldiers were granted pensions by the counties from fines collected
from inhabitants who failed to perform military services when called. At a
later date state pension funds for disabled Revolutionary veterans and their
widows were paid by the County Treasurers from State funds in their possession.
This arrangement was extended to include those of subsequent wars including the
Civil War.

P'ensions, disability compensation and retirement pay have been granted by the
government to soldiers of all wars at various times, generally upon application
and the submission of proof of service. For pensions based on Revolutionary
services the applicant was required to submit a statement sworn to before a
local judge giving information as to dates and places of his military services,
engagements, names of officers and comrades, places of residence, and other per-
sonal data. The eligibility for early Revolutionary War pensions was based on
length of service and the need for financial aid. These records are available
in the National Archives at Washington for examination or data may be obtained
upon application.

XVII. STATE VITAL STATISTICS: The Province of Pennsylvania issued marriage
licenses to persons residing therein upon receipt of a penal bond from the
minister or others performing the ceremony. Civil magistrates were also

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SOURCES OF INFORMATION

authorized to issue marriage licenses. A record of the licenses issued by the
Provincial Secretary's office between the years 17h3 and 1790 is found in the
Second Series of the Pennsylvania Archives showing the names of the grooms
and brides and the date of the license, not the date of marriage.

Beginning January 1, 1906, the registration of births, deaths and marriages
was assumed by the Commonwealth and such records are being collected and
preserved by the Bureau of Vital Statistics at Harrisburg where photostatic
copies can be secured upon the payment of a fee of one dollar.

The birth records include the name of the child, sex, date and place of birth,
name of father and maiden name of the mother. The death records include the
date and place of birth of the deceased, sex, color, date and1 place of death
marital status, residence, name of father, maiden name of mother, cause of
death and place of interment.

The marriage licenses are issued by the county Clerk of the Orphans' Court
upon application and a copy of the certificate of marriage is supplied to the
county by the person performing the ceremony. Since 1906, a record of the
marriage is forwarded by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court to the Commonwealth
and the information includes the place and date of marriage, name of person
performing the ceremony, and the following data pertaining to both the groom
and bride j full name, residence, occupation, date and place of birth, color,
prior marriages, etc.

XVIII. TOMBSTONES: The information found on tombstones is of great value in
the search for family data, comparable with records found in the family Bibles
and in vital statistics. The inscriptions usually includes the name, dates of
birth and death, or age. Occasionally the family name of the spouse or widow
is shown. In the case of children the name or initials of the parents are
often shown.

Numerous burial plots exist throughout the land, some of them located on farms
or in groves, while many others have disappeared from sight, being located in
what are now cultivated fields. A number of cemeteries, small and large are now
unowned and uncared for and are fast disappearing due to action of vandals and
the forces of nature.

The more progressive churches and cemetery associations provide care of the
burial plots, especially where perpetual care is arranged for. These organiza-
tions preserve records of the plot owners as well as a record of 1he burials
therein, and occasionally such records including the tombstone inscriptions
are published in book form.

The present condition of the tombstones and their inscriptions depend on the
type of stone used and the age of the stone. Many native stones were used in
the early days and if inscribed they no longer can be read. Occasionally in-
scriptions are incorrect due to the engraver's mistakes or due to incorrect
data being furnished. The latter is especially true when the stones were
erected at subsequent dates. Many stones have sunk into the ground, some
partially while others entirely.

The inscriptions found on all tombstones in family plots should be copied in
full as stones will often show the names of children of whom there are no other
records. The initials or full names of the parents are generally given and are
valuable in securing data on the previous generation and indicates residence
of the parents at the time of the child's death.

SOURCES OF INFORM TION

There is usually some one in each community who collects and preserves tomb-
stone inscriptions as a hobby and whose records become more valuable with
time as the inscriptions beome illegible. When tombstones are photographed
the inscriptions should be copied in full as the photograph might not develop
or produce a readable inscription.

XIX. WILLS: The contents and provisions of a person's will is of great
importance in genealogical research as such written instruments contain the
names of the survivors who will inherit the estate. Between the date the will
was written and the date of death may be a few days, months, or several years.
During this period, members of the family may have died so an heir's name
appearing in the will may not appear in the distribution.

Wills usually contain the first name of the spouse, the names of the children
in order of age, also whom the daughters married. The bequeaths of real estate
as mentioned in the will are of importance as real estate in anotbe r county
of the state might indicate where the family formerly lived or where the
heirs later resided. Description of the real estate, previous owners, when
purchased, locality and to whom bequeathed, should be noted. The date of
purchase usually indicated the ye ar of settlement in that locality. The names
of the executors and witnesses often lead to important conclusions.

When a person who possessed property dies without having made a will the
Register of Wills grants letters of Administration to pa- sons authorizing
them to settle the estate. Returns are filed showing the assets and liabilities
of the estate as well as the distribution which includes the names of the heirs.

Since the year lQ7k} proof of death giving the date of death is required. Renun-
ciations are filed when any of the executors named in the will decline to serve.

Certified or photostatic copies of wills, letters and returns can be secured from
the office of the Register of Wills upon payment of a charge based on the size of
the documents. The contents of wills recorded in county courthouses fill many
folumes and are seldom published in book form due to their extent, however, the
vital information showing names, dates, heirs and their relationship are occasion-
ally published. YOUR FAMILY TREE, a quarterly, published at Indiana, contains
important data from wills found in Central Pennsylvania courthouses,

XX. MISCELLANEOUS : Theee are other sources of information such as the public
libraries, genealogical societies, historical societies and individuals. The
libraries usually possess a collection of local histories and other publications
containing genealogical data of the area in which they are located. The amount
of work that can be accomplished is limited through travel time, library hours,
time required to search the indexes, to locate and secure the item desired and
the inability to use a typewriter. It is far better to use the books at home
where more and faster work can be accomplished at convenient hours.

Genealogists and private collectors who have knowledge of the residents in
their communities and know the geography of the area are the best means of
securing family information if the services of a third person are needed in
the search. The name and address of such persons are ususlly known to
librarians and can be secured upon request.

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GENEALOGICAL SERVICES

A limited amount of time is available for library search and travel to
distant places. A charge of three dollars an hour is eatablished for this
service, to include mileage and other travel expense.

The library search will include an examination of extensive card and letter
files, the contents of books and manuscripts, data collected over a period
of many years, tombstone inscriptions copied in many cemeteries of this
area, and other source material. An examination of the contents of the
Pennsylvania Archives for family data is of special value.

Travel to distant places will include an examination of records to be found
in the various courthouses, libraries, cemeteries, churches, historical
societies, newspaper files, etc., located throughout Central Pennsylvania.

Data can also be secured through correspondence with individuals who do
research work, or from agencies who will supply photostatic or certified
copies of records in their possession.

For a preliminary survey and reply to your inquiry enclose $1.00.

GENEALOGICAL SUPPLIES

A variety of forms for use in ancestral search and compiling genealogy
are available from genealogical societies and others. The following
listed forms have been devised as suitable for the amateur or beginner
who is interested in compiling data on their ancestors.

BOOK OF FORMS 6U pages in loose leaf binder (three ring) 8jxll $2.00

Loose leaf forms for use in developing, recording and preserving
ancestral data. Includes an ANCESTRAL CHART for recording names, dates
of birth, marriage and death, for 63 ancestors (six generations). Also,
63 INDIVIDUAL RECORD FORMS, one for each ancestor, which can be numbered
to correspond to ancestor's number on the chart.

ANCESTRAL CHARTS 8jxll Printed on two sides OU each Dozen $.U0

Spaces for names, dates of birth, marriage and death, for 63 ancestors,
six generations.

INDIVIDUAL RECORD FORMS 84x11 Printed on two sides Ok each Dozen $.1*0

Spaces to record, detailed information on each ancestor and show sources
of information.

GENEALOGICAL CHARTS 8jxll Printed on one side 03 each Dozen $.30

Spaces for names, dates of birth, marriage and death, for three
generations .

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EXPLANATION OF BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CONTENTS

The following pages list the most important publications containing
genealogy of residents and historyof events of Central Pennsylvania. Some
additional items containing state-wide records and a few of surrounding
states are also included.

These publications are grouped as to type of contents into categories in
order to assemble like items and as an aid in describing their contents.
Each item is described in detail in the following manner:

A number is assigned as an aid in identifying and in ordering.

A key to contents is selected to describe the contents as to the period
covered, historical events, localities, institutions, family names, etc.
Often the title does not sufficiently describe the contents, such as, KITH
AND KIN, which by the use of a key to contents states the family name whose
records are included.

The name of the author, compiler or publisher is given as briefly as
possible. All titles, degrees or other identity are omitted in order to
condense and conserve space.

The number of pages in each volume is given.

The year published is shown and if the available copy is a reprint it
is so stated with the year reprinted.

When the item Is published in more than one volume the contents of each
volume is stated and a letter is assigned to each.

The size of all volumes is 6" by 9" unless otherwise stated, the width
in inches is given first followed by the heigth in inches.

All publications are bound in cloth or other material on boards unless
described as paper, wrappers or loose leaf in binders.

Items are further described as to whether illustrated and indexed.

The prices of all items are shown on the right hand margin and are considered
a fair value based on prevailing costs, postage, shipping cartons, wear and
tear through handling in transit and during examination.

The description of the contents includes the title as printed on the
cover or on the title page and is listed in underscored capital letters.
The contents are described in detail, giving the period of time covered,
nature of contents, events, families mentioned, etc.

RENTAL SERVICE

The items listed in the bibliography have been selected from an extensive
library which has been acquired over a long period of time. In many cases
only one copy has been acquired due to suchitems being scarce, and is there-
fore offered for rent and is not for sale.

All items are for rent, many for sale, so that when ordering it should be
stated whether the copy is wanted on a rental basis or as a purchase.
Search for scarce items or others not included in the bibliography will
be undertaken.

The conditions of this rental service is that the listed price be remitted
as a deposit and upon return in thirty days, the deposit less twenty percent
will be refunded. The rental period of thirty days should permit the
borrower sufficient time to examine the publication and to copy any information
found to be of value. All books listed can be mailed at book rate and it is
not necessary that they be insured.

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AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

1 . ALLEN, HER7EY. 250 pp . 1926. 5x7i £.00

TOWARD THE FLAME. The author's experience in France during World War I as an
officer in the 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard (The Iron Division)

in action from the Marne to the Vesle and some of the fighting about Chateau
Thierry and Fisme during 1913.

2. BARE, DANIEL MA THIAS. (I83h-1925) 2U7 pp. 1920. 5x7 6.00

LOOKING EIGH1Y YEARS BACKWARD AND A HIS TORT OF ROARING SPRING, BLAIR COUNTY.
Other family names frequently mentioned: Eby, Fox, Garver, Grounds, Hair,
Lower, Morrison, Nason, Neff, Robinson, Spanogle, Spang, Ullery. Localities:
Bedford, Blair and Huntingdon Counties.

3. BROWNING, MESHACH. (1781- ) U00 pp. 1928 7.00

FORTY-FOUR YEARS OF THE LIFE OF A HUNTER, being reminis censes of a Maryland
hunter, roughly written down by himself, revised and illustrated by E. Stabler,
with an introduction by E. Lee LeCompte, State Game Warden of Md. Hunting ad-
ventures and frontier life in the Allegheny Mountain section of western Mary-
land, especially parts of Washington, Allegheny and Garrett Cos.

h. CUSTER, EDGAR A. (1861- ) 1*28 pp. 1937 6.00

NO ROYAL ROAD, reminis censes of his youth in Altoona, Blair County, his employ-
ment with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
the World War I, and travels.

5. ICKES, HAROLD LE CLAIR. (187U-1952) 738 pp. 195U 8.00

THE FIRST THOUSAND DAYS. 1933 to 1936, of the secret diary of Harold L. Ickes,

a native of Franks town Township, Blair County. Attended school in Altoona,
Blair County, and in Chicago, 111. Served throughout the administration of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and into the administration of President
Harry S. Truman. Indexed.

6. ICKES, HAROLD LE CLAIR. (187U-1952) 350 pp. 19li3 6.00

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CURMUDGEON. Memoirs of a native of Frankstown Twp.,
Blair County, who early in life resided in Altoona, Blair County, and later in
life resided in Chicago, 111., where in 1933 he was appointed as United States
Secretary of the Interior. Indexed.

7. KALBFUS, JOSEPH H. (1852-1919) 3^2 pp. 1926 10.00

DR. KALBFUS' 300K. A sportsman's e.cperiences and impressions in east and
westjfor twenty-four years Secretary of the Pennsylvania Game Commission,
with a preface by Seth E. Gordon, and foreword by Henry W. Shoemaker. Born in
Williamsport (son of a Methodist minister who later lived in Ohio and Md.).
At the age of 17 went west and lived in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. Civil
War days, frontier days on the plains, the Old Cherokee Trail, rustlers and
horse thieves, mirages, the Mollie Maguires, and Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue.

8. LOWRY, FLORA. (1819-1885) 150 pp. 1885 15.00

MISS FLORA LOWRY, a true history with many amusing incidents, travels from
Ireland to America, and through different parts of the West. An Irish peddler
who sold her wares throuphout Blair and Huntingdon Counties. Other family
names frequently mention. Atchison, Bishop, Carothers, Dinwiddie, Dun, Duncan,
Finley, Gourley, Hamilton, Henderson, McCann, McFerren, Morrow, Pollock, Wallace,
Other localities: Marion, Indiana County and Pittsburgh.

AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

9. McCLURB, ALEXANDER, KELLET. (1828-1909) 502 pp. 1902 8.00

COLONEL ALEXANDER K. McCLURE'S RECOLLECTIONS of half a century covers the
period of the Civil War and includes account of many events and reference
to many prominent persons. Col. McClure, journalist, was born in Sherman's
Valley, Perry County and resided at Mifflin, Juniata County} at Chambersburg,
Franklin County and at Philadelphia.

10. RANKIN, MART (1821- ) 253 pp. U|x7. 1858 15. OC

THE DAUGHTER OF AFFLICTION, a memoir of the protracted sufferings and
religious experiences of Miss Mary Rankin of Yellow Spring, Blair County,
as communicated by her to her late attending physician, D.R. Good.

11. LEWIS, DAVID. By CD. Rishel. (1790-1820) Qk pp. Wprs. 1890 6.00

THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DAVID LEWIS, the robber and counterfeiter, the
terror of the Cumberland Valley. The confessions of David Lewis who died

in the Belief onte jail, Centre County, July 13, 1820. Includes historical
sketches of Bedford, Centre and Cumberland Counties and accounts of the
exploits and incidents of Lewis as appearing in records, newspapers and
publications.

12. LEWIS, DAVID. (1790-1820) 1890 U3pp. Wprs. (Reprint 1911) 5.00

AUTOBIOGRAPHY. DARING DEEDS AND ADVENTURES OF LEWIS THE ROBBER, being the
life story and confessions of David Lewis, robber and counterfeiter, who
operated throughout the counties of Centre, Cumberland, Bedford and others.

BIOGRAPHICAL

50. BEDFORD & SOMERSET COS. Bio. Rev. Pub. Co. 3li5pp. 9x12. 1899. IHus 17.00

LIFE SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF BEDFORD AND SOMERSET COUNTIES . Family
names appearing in theindex: Arnold, Baker, Barclay, Barkman, Beegle, Bell,
Berkey, Biesecker, Black, Blair, Bonn, Boor, Borst, Boucher, Bowman, Boyer,
Brant, Breneman, Brubaker, Brugh, Cable, Calhoun, Carpenter, Cassler, Cessna,
Chamberlin, Cla~k, Cobaugh, Cof froth, Colborn, Collins, Countryman, Covalt,
Cover, Covode, Cunningham, Custer, David, Deremer, Dibert, Dicxen, Dickey,
Diehl, Dodson, Dull, Eichelberger, Elliott, England, Eshelman, Feather,
Fichtner, Figard, Filler, Fiick, Flo to, Fyan, Gardner, Garman, Good, Graves,
Gump, Hall, Hammer, Harrison, Hartley, Hay, Helm, Hite, Holderbaum, Horner,
Huffman, Humbert, Hunt, Imler, Ingard, Jones, Kichinann, Kimmel, Koontz,
Kramer, Krebs, Lambert, Lee, Lichty, Livengood, Longenecker, Louther, Lowery,
Lutz, MarJon, Maurer, May, McDaniel, McFarland, McGregor, McKelvey, McKinley,
McLellan, McMillan, Mellott, Merkle, Meyers, Miller, Minder, MOrgart,
Mostoller, Mountain, Muller, MuHin, Musser, Nycum, Paul, Pfahler, Phillipi,
Philson, Pile, Reed, Reynolds, Rininger, Ritchey, Rodgers, Rose, Rcss, Rush,
Sams, Sanner, Saylor, Schaeffer, Schell, Schmucker, Schnably, Seibert,

Shaker, Shaffer, Shank, Shaver, Shoemaker, SkLllington, Sliger, Smith,
Snyder, Sparks, Specht, S tailings, Stayer, Stoler, Stuckey, Sweet, Tannehill,
Taylor, Wagner, Walker, Walter, Weigle, Weisel, Weller, Wertz, Wnetsbone,
Will, Sofersperger, Wolford, Yohn, Younkin, Zembower, Zeth, Zimmers.

51. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. J.H. Beers & Co. 1679pp. 8|xll.l898.Illus 30.00

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA, including the
counties of Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson and Clarion, containing biographical
sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early
settled families . Biographical sketches of over ll£0 families.

52. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA, J.H. Beers & Co. 128lpp. 8|xll. l898.Illus 25.00

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA, including the
counties of Centre, Clinton, Unionand Snyder, containing biographical

sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early
settled families. Biographical sketches of over 850 families.

53. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Gen. Pub. Co. 850pp.8ixll.1905 Illus 20.00

BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, containing sketches of prominent and
representative citizens of many of the early settled families. Family names
appearing in the index: Abrahims, Addams, Albright, Alexander, Alter, Atticks,
Aughinbaugh, Babble, Bacastow, Baier, Baker, Barbour, Barley, Barner, Barnitz,
Barton, Basehore, Bashore, Batchelor, Baaghman, Bauman, Bear, Beattie, Beetem,
Behney, Boitzel, Bentz, Best, Biddle, Bishop, Blair, Book, Borst, Bosler,
Bowen, Bowers, Bowman, Boyer, Bradley, Brandon, Brandt, Bream, Brechbill,
Brenneman, Bressler, Bretz, Bricker, Brindel, Brinton, Brown, Brownawell,
Brubacher, Brubaker, Bucher, Burgett, Burgner, Campbell, Carbaugh, Chamberlin,
Clendenin, Clepper, Clever, Clippinger, Coburn, Coffey, Cole, Commings, Cooper,
Coover, Cope, Corman, Coulson, Cox, Coyle, Dale, Darr, Davidson, Day, Deitch,
Denny, Derick, Derland, Derr, Dick, Dietz, Diller, Ditlow, Donnelly, Dougherty,
Drager, Drawbaugh, Dunbar, Duncan, Dunkleberger, Dunlap, Eberly, Eckels, Ege,
Eichelberger, Elliott, Elm, Embick, Eminger, Enck, Eppley, Erford, Eshelman,
Eslinger, Etter, Evans, Ewalt, Ewing, Eyster, Fair, Fegley, Felty, Ferguson,
Fink, Firestone, Fishburn, Fisher, Fitting, Fleming, Fletcher, Fogelsanger,
Freed, Frey, Gamber, Gardner, Garland, Garman, Garver, Gates, Gebhard,Gebhart,
Gettel, Geyer, Gibb, Gill, Givler,Gladfelter,Gleim,Good,Goodhart,Goodyear,Gorgas,
Gottshall, Gottwerth, Gould, Graham, Greason, Green, Greenwood, Greybill, Grimm,
Grissinger, Gutshall, Hagerty, Halbert, Haldeman, Hambleton, Hamilton, Hanlin,

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53. (cont'd.) Kar.uan, Harps t, Harris, Hartman, Hartz, Hauck,Hay§,Heberlin2,Ife.cker,
H5ffelman,reffe:'inger, Heiser, Helfrich, Heller, Hemminger, Heirphill, Henderson,
Hendricks, Henry, Herman, Hertzler, Heyd, Highlands, Hildebrandt, Hilton,
Himes, Hippensteel, Hippie, H ffer, Hoon, Hoover, Horner, Hosfeld, Hosier,
Hostetter, Houser, Houston, Hoy, Hughes, Hummel, Humrich, Hurst, Huston,
Ilgenfritz, Irwin, Jackson, Jacobs, Jacoby, Jamison, Johnston, Jones, Kapp,
Kaufman, Keiser, Kelley, Kelly, Kendig, Kenyon, Ker, Kissinger, Kitch, Kitner,
Kitzmiller, Kleffman, Kline, Klindinst, Kling, Klugh, Knaub, Knisley, Koller,
Koons, Koser, Kost, Krause, Kruger, Kunkel, Kunte, Kutz, Lamberton, Landis,
Lantz, Lawton, Lay, Lee, LeFevre, Lehman, Lenhart, Liggett, Lindner, Lindsay,
Lindsey, Line, Lininger, Lloyd, Long, Longsdorf, Loudon, McCaleb, McCarrell,
McClelland, McCommon, McCrea, McCreary, McCulloch, McDowell, McElhare, McGary,
McGaw, McGuire, McKeehan, Manning, Markley, Marquette, Martin, Maust, Means,
Mechling, Meek, Mentzer, Mickey, Mifflin, Miller, Minium, Mitten, Mohler, Monn,
Monosmith, Montgomery, Morrison, Mountz, Mowers, Mullin, Mumma, Mumper, Murray,
Murtoff, Musselman, Musser, Myers, Nailor, Naylor, Neely, Nell, Nesbit, Nevin,
Newcomer, Noble, Noftsker, Norcross, Ocker, Officer, Ogilby, O'Neal, Orris,
Parker, Paulding, Peebles, Peffer, Penrose, Peters, Pilcher, Pittenger, Plank,
Plough, Ployer, Pope, Porter, Powell, Pratt, Preston, Prince, Quigley,
Radabaugh, Ralston, Raudabaugh, Rea, Reddig, Redding, Reed, Reese, Reeser,
Reiff, Reightner, Rice, Rich, Richwine, Ridge, Riley, Rinesmith, Rippey,
Robbins, Rohland, Rolar, Roney, Roush, Rudolph, Rummel, Rupert, Rupp, Russell,
Ruth, Rutz, Sadler, Sample, Saxton, Schoch, Schuchman, Schwarz, Seabright,
Seibert, Seidlo, Seiler, Seitz, Senseman, Shambaugh, Shapley, Sharp, Sharpe,
Shaull, Sheafer, Shelly, Shenk, Sheriff, Shetron, Shettel, Shulenberger,
Shumberger, Simmons, Singer, Sipe, Skinner, Smaling, Snavely, Snyder, Sollen-
berger, Sours, Spahr, Spangler, Speck, Spera, Spong, Sprenkel, Stammel,Stauffer,
Steele, Steese, Stephens, Sterrett, Stewart, Stone, Stonesifer, Strickler,
Strock, Strohm, Stuart, Swarner, Swartz, Swiler, Taylor, Thomman, Walker,
Walters, Ward, Watts, Weakley, Weary, Weast, Weaver, Webb, Weber, Weidman,
Weigle, Wertz, Wetzel, Wherly, Whiting, Wilks, Willis, Wilt, Wise, Witmer,
Witter, Wonderly, Woodburn, Wylie, Yeingst, Yohe, Toter, Young, Zeamer,Zear-
ing, Zeigler, Zell, Ziegler, Zimmerman, Zinn.

5h. CUMBERLAND VALLFY. By Alfred Nevin. US2pp. 7x10.1875. Illus 10.00

CENTENNIAL BIOGRAPHY, MEN OF MARK OF THE CUMBERLAND VALLET, 1776-1876, includes
biographical and historical data on members of the following families: Agnew,
Allen, Allison, Armstrong, Audenreid, Boggs, Brownson, Buchanan, Cathcart,
Chambers, Craighead, Crain, Crawford, Creigh, Culbertson, Davidson, Denny,
Duf field, Duncan, Dunlop, Elliott, Findlay, Finley, Fisher, Foster, Fullerton,
Gibson, Graham, Grier, Gustine, Hamilton, Harbaugh, Herron, Johnston, Junkin,
Kaufman, Kennedy, King, Knox, Krebs, Laird, Lane, Linn, McCarrell, McClelland,
McClure, McConaughy, McCoskry, McCuH oh, McCullough, McElroy, McGill, McGinley,
McKibbin, McKinley, McKnight, McLanahan, McPherson, Moody, Moore, Nevin, Nisbet,
Penrose, Pomeroy, Rankin, Rauch, Reed, Richards, Ritner, Sanderson, Schneck,
Scott, Senseny, Sharp, Smith, Snodgrass, Sncwden, Speer, Steel, Stevens, Stewart,
Thomson, Watts, Weir, WilkLns, Williams, Wilson, Williamson, Wing, Whitehill,
Woods, Young.

55. DAUPHIN COUNTY. By W.H.Egle.1196 pp. 8^x10^.1896. Illus 25.00

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DAUPHIN COUNTY, containing early
assessment lists, sketches of prominent and representative citizens and many of
the early Scotch-Irish and German Settlers. Biographical sketches of over
1100 families.

BIOGRAPHICAL

56. FRANKLIN COUNTY. By G.O. Seilhamer. 706pp. 7|xlO|. 1905. Illus... 25.00
BI03RAPHICA1, ANNALS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, genealogical records of representa-
tive families, including many of the early settlers, and biographical sketches
of prominent citizens. Family names appearing in the index: Agnew, Alexander,
Ambers on, Anthony, Armstrong, Aughinbaugh, Ballance, Bard, Barnhart, Barnett,
Baugney, Beaver, Beck, Benchoff, Benedict, Blair, Bloser, Bollinger, Bonbrake,
Booth, Bowers, Bowman, Brandt, Brechbill, Breckenridge, Brereton, Brewer,
Britton, Brosius, Browns on, Brubaker, Burger, Burk, Burkholder, Burns, Bush,
Campbell, Cantner, Carbaugh, Carl, Chambers, Chritzman, Clarke, Clary, Clayton,
Clevenger, Coffman, Coover, Corbett, Corpus, Craig, Crawford, Crebs, Criswell,
Croft, Culbertson, Cunningham, Curriden, Cushwa, David, Davison, Detrich,
Devilbiss, Devor, Dickson, Diehl, Dixon, Ernst, Etter, Fallon, Faust, Fletcher,
FlickLngcr, Foltz, Fosnot, Foust, Franklin, Frantz, Frick, Frit;?, Frommeyer,
Funk, Gehr, Geiser, Gelwicks, Gelwix, George, Gerbig, Gillan, Gilmore, Glass,
Good, Gordon, Greenawalt, Grosh, Grove, Hafer, Harbaugh, Harrison, Hartman,
Hartz, Hartzell, Hassler, Havers tick, Hawbecker, Hawk, Hayes, Heck, Heckman,
Hege, Heisey, Henneberger, Hess, Heyser, Hiester, Highland, Hoch, Hoeflich,
Hoerner, Hoke, Hollinger, Hoover, Horst, Hosfeld, Hostetter, Huber, Hutton,
Irvine, Ives, Jacobs, John, Johns, Johnston, Jones, Karper, Kauffman, Keefer,
Kempter, Kennedy, Kieffer, King, Kinneard, Kirkpatrick, Knepper, Kyner, Landis,
Lantz, Lauton, Lawrence, Ledy, Lehman, Leidig, Lemaster, Lesher, Lesley,Lindsey,
Linn, Lloyd, Long, Ludwig, McCleary, McCormick, McCurdy, McDowell, McElroy,
Mcllvaine, McLanahan, McLaughlin, McNul ty, Maclay, Mahon, Main, Martin, Mentzer,
Meyers, Michael, Middlekauff, Middour, Middower, Miley, Miller, Minehart, Minick,
Minnich, Minter, Montgomery, Morgal, Morganthall, Myers, Neil, Nelson, Nicodemus,
Nimmon, Noble, Noel, Oiler, Omwake, Ort, Palmer, Park, Parret, Patton,Peckman,
Pensinger, Phillippy, Plasterer, Piatt, Pomeroy, Potter, Price, Quickel,Rahauser,
Ramsey, Rankin, Reaser, Reed, Renfrew, Rhine, Rhoads, Rice, Rinehart, Rippey,
Robinson, Rogers, Rose, Ross, Rouston, Rourer, Rowe, Rummel, Runk, Russell,
Sarbaugh, Schaeffer, Schaff, Schnebly, Seibert, Seilhamer, Selheimer, Shank,
Sparpe, Shearer, Sheely, Shields, Shirey, Shively, Shoemaker, Shontz, Shull,
Sibbett, Siebert, Skelly, Skinner, Sleichter, Slick, Slyder, Small, Smith,
Snider, Snively, Snyder, Solenberger, Spangler, Sprenkle, Stewart, S toner,
Strealy, Strickler, Strite, Strock,Suesserott, Summer, Susong, Sweney, Swentzel,
Thrush, Vanderan, Waddell, Wagner, Walker, Walter, Warehime, Warjhinger, Watson,
Watts, Weagly, Weisz, Welty, Wenger, Whistler, White, Wilhelm, Wilson, Wineman,
Winger, Wingert, Witherspoon, Witmer, Wolf, Wolfersberger, Wolff, Wood, Wyland,
Yankey, Young, Zacharias, Zarger, Zaigler, Zollinger, Zull^nger.

57. HUNTINGDON COUNTY. By James Thomas McElroy Jr. 389 pp. 8xlOtLl9.30.ILlus. 6.00
McELROY'S FAMILY MEMORIES, biographical and historical. Contains a brief
history of the county and short biographical sketches of present residents of
the following named families: Adams, Allender, Altmanshoffer, Anders on, Appleby,
Armstrong, Ashman, Awkerman, Ayres, Bailey, Bair, Baker, Bard, Barclay, Barton,
Bealman, Beam, Beaver, Beers, Behel, Bell, Bence, Bergantz, Bernhardt, Bigelow,
Bigley, Black, Blair, Blowers, Boal, Booher, Book, Bowser, Boyer, Brandt,
Brindle, Brooks, Brown, Brumbaugh, Burkett, Butler, Caldwell, Campbell, Carney,
Chilcoat, Chilcote, Chronister, Clark, Confer, Corbin, Cornelius, Corson, Cramer,
Crist, Cromer, Crone, Crotsley, Croyle, Crum, Cutshall, Daily, Daub enspeck, David,
Davidson, Davis, Decker, DeHuff, Dell, Detwiler, Diamond, Diehl, Diggins,Diven,
Divin, Donnelly, Drake, Dunkelberger, Dunlop, Dysart, Eberly, Ebersole,Eckfeld,
Eckley, Edelblute, Edgin, Ellenberger, Endres, Entriken, Etnier, Evans, Everett,

57. (cont'd.) Ewing, Eyles, Fair, Faust, Fegan, Fetterolf, Fields, Fink
Fisher, Flasher, Fleck, Floyd, Foor, Foore, Foreman. Fouracre, Fouse,
Fowler, Fraker, France, Fuller, Fultz, Fyock, Gardner, Garner, Garver,Gaster,
Gates, Gearhart, Gohrett, Geist, Gibboney, Gill, Gilliland, Glassco, Goodman,
Goshom, Gracey, Graffius, Gratz, Green, Greena, Greenland, Grier, Grissinger,
Gross, Grove, Gutshall, Hackman, Haggerty, Haines, Hall, Hamilton, Haney,
Harnish, Harper, Harpster, Harris, Hartman, Hatfield, Hawkins, Haivn, Hays,
Heck, Heffner, Heidel, Heine, Hellyor, Herri tt, Hess, Hicks, Hillier,Hoffman,
Hoffmaster, Hollinger, Hoover, Horton, Houck, Hower, Huffman, Hummel, Huston,
Irwin, Isenberg, Isett, Itinger, Jackson, Jacobs, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones,
Kagarise, Kean,Kell, Kelly, Kenyon, Kerr, Kidd, Kieferle, Kieffer, Kimes,
Kimmel, Kirkpatrick, Kline, Kling, Knox, Kurtz, Laird, Laughlin,Lesher,Lightner,
Little, Locke, Long, Longacre, Lorenz, Lucas, Lukens, Lytle, Machtley, Madden,
Magill, Manbeck, Manges, Martin, Massey, Mattern, May, McCall, McCamant,
McCartney, McCarthy, McCauley, McClain, McDowell, McElwain, McHugh, Mcllroy,
Mcllwaine, McKeehan, Meddling, Mickey, Miller, Mj.lls, Mingle, Mogle, Moore,
Morgan, Morningstar, Morrison, Morton, Mosser, Myers, Nale, Neff, Neideigh,
Nelson, Neusbaum, Noble, Norris, O'Donnell, Ogden, Oppel, Ott, Painter, Park,
Parker, Parks, Parson, Patterson, Peterson, Pheasant, Pick, Port, Poulson,
Price, Pyle, Rankin, Reeder, Rishell, Robertson, Robinson, Rodgers, Root,Rorer,
Rosensteel, Ross, Rourke, Rowe, Rowland, Royer, Rudy, Rummel, Runk, Rupert,
Russell, Russler, Sacks, Sayers, Schell, Schmittle, Schoch, Scott, Shafer,
Shannon, Sharp, Shearer, Shenefelt, Shetrom, Shiley, Shirk, Shirm, Shively,
Shope, Shore, Shue, Shultz, Sier, Simpson, Skillington, Smith, Snock, Snyder,
Speck, Stains, States, Steele, Stevens, Stever, Stewart, Stitt, Stonebraker,
Stouffer, Strange, Stratford, Strickler, Swigart, Tate, Taylor, Temple, Tewell,
Thomas, Tobias, Trail, Truax, Van Saun, Wachob, Wagner, Waite, Wakefield, Walker,
Wallett, Watkins, Wear, Weaver, Webb, Welch, Weller, Wells, Westbrook, Weyant,
Wharton, Whittaker, Wible, Wieland, Wighaman, Wike, Wileman, Wiley, Williamson,
Willoughby, Wilson, Wink, Winters, Wolfgang, Woods, Wright, Young, Zeigler,
Zimmerman.

58. JUNIATA VALLEY. By J.M. Runk & Co. 2 Vol.682-6?3. 8xl0|. 1897 Illus 25.00

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE JUNIATA VALLEY, comprising

the counties of Huntingdon, Mifflin, Juniata and Perry, containing sketches
of prominent and representative citizens and many of the early settlers. Family
names appearing in the index: Acker, Adair, Adams, Africa, Aiken, AlLman,Akers,
Albright, Alden, Alexander, Allen, Allenbach, Allender, Allison, Alter, Altman,
Anderson, Anthony, App, Appleby, Arbogast, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashman, Ashton,
Askin, Aughey, Ault, Auman, Aumiller, Aurand, Axe, Ayle, Bagshaw, Bailey, Bair,
Baker, Baldwin, Ball, BallentLne, Bales, Balsbach, Banks, Bardine, Barefoot,
Barkle, Barner, Barns, Barr, Barshinger,Bartley, Barton, Barri^k, Bartruff,
Bashore, Bausum, Bayer, Be-ie, Be.-\lman, Bear, Beashour, Beaver, Beck, Beers,
Beich, Beichler, Bell, Bender, Benkert, Benner, Bennett, Benson, Bentzel,
Bergantz, Bemhisel, Bert, Berrier, Besom, Bice, Bigelow, Billman, Billow,
Bistline, Bixler, Black, Blain, Blair, Blatt, Blett, Blynyer, Blymyer, Boden,
Bolinger, Bomgardner, Bolze, Bonsall, Book,Borst, Bonsum, Bossinger, Bostwick,
Bower, Bowers, Bowser, Boyer, Brackbill, Bradfield, Bratton, Brandt, Breneman,
Brennon, Brewster, Brindle, Briner, Brisben, Brothers, Brough, Brown, Brownlee,
Brumbaugh, Brunner, Bryner, Bucher, Bunn, Bunnell, Burkholder, Burnham, Burns,
Bush, Buttorf, Butz, Caldwell, Calhoun, Cameron, Camp, Campbell, Carothers,
Cassaday, Casner, Cassey, Castor, Cathcart, Cauffman, Chamberlain, Chaney,
Charles, Chilcoat, Childs, Chisolm, Cisney, Clark, Clarke, Clarkson, Clay,
Clayton, Clelan, Close, Clouser, Cloyd, Cochran, Coldren, Colgate, Coller,

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58. (cont'd.)- Collier, Collins, Colony, Colyer, Comp, Conn, Contner, Conrad*
Cook, Coons, Copeland, Copehhaver, Cooper, Corbett, Corbin, Corkle, Corman,
Couch, Cox, Craig, Cramer, Crawford, Cremer, Cressman, Crissman, Crist,
Croll, Crouse, Crow, Crowley, Crownover, Crozier, Cram, Culbertson, Cullen,
Cummins, Cunning, Cunningham, Dauchenbach, Dasher, Davenport, David, Davis,
Deal, Deardorff, Deatrich, Deckard, Decker, Defrehn, DeLancey, Dellett,
Demaree, Deppen, Derickson, Derick, De Vor, Dick, Dickson, Dietz,
Diffenderfer, Dimm, Diven, Dobbs, Dock, Dopp, Dorwart, Dougherty, Drake,
Drawbaugh, Dreyer, Dromgold, Duff, Duffield, Dull, Dum, Duncan, Dunkel,
Dunkelberger, Durin, Dysart, Eber-le, Ebert, Eby, Edmiston, Edwards, Eckbert,
Shrenfeld, Ehrhart, Eichman, Eisenbise, Elder, Eley, Ellenberhjer, Elliott,
Ellis, Emerick, Emery, Emlet, Endslow, Enyeart, Ervin, Erwin, Esh, Eshelman,
Etnier, Evans, Everts, Ewing, Eyer, Fair, Falk, Farleman, Faust, Fear, Felix,
Fenical, Fenstemaker, Fickes, Fields, Fike, Fink, Finkenbinder, Finley, Finney,
Fisher, Fishthorn, Fitzgerald, Fleisher, Fleming, Floyd, Flurie, Foose,
Forgeus, Fosselman, Focht, Foreman, Forney, Forrer, Forsythe, Fosnot, Foster,
Fouse, Foust, Fowles, Frank, Freed, Freeman, Fretchey, Fritz, Frontz, Fry,
Frysinger, Fuller, Fultz, Funk, Gable, Gamber, Gantt, Garber, Gardner,
Garlin, Garman, Garner, Garnet, Garrett, Garver, Gearhart, Geib, Geissinger,
Gerlock, Getter, Gettis, Gibboney, Gibney, Gibson, Gifford, Gift, Gilbert,
Gilfilen, Gill, Gilliland, Gilliford, Gilmore, Gilson, Gingrick, Glasgow,
Godard, Gonzales, Goodman, Goodmun, Goss, Gothel, Gougler, Grabill, Graff,
G^affius, Graham, Grassmyer, Gray, Graybill, Grazier, Green, Greene,
Greenland, Greenleaf, Greenwood, Gregory, Griffith, Grimson, Gring,Groninger,
Grosh, Grove, Grubb, Grube, Gumbert, Gushard, Gutshall, Haffly, Hain, Haines,
Hair, Hall, Hamaker, Hamer, Hamilton, Hanmond, Hamor, Hanzig, Hare, Harencane,
Harley, Harman, Harnes, Harnish, Harper, Harris, Harshberger, Harter, Hartley,
Hartman, Hartzell, Harvey, Hatfield, Hausburg, Hayes, Hazlett, Heading, Headins,
Heaton, Hebel, Heeter, Heffner, Heffley, Helle^, Hench, Henderson, Henkels,
Henry, Herman, Hermon, Herncane, Hei~tzler,Heston, Hess, Hetrick, Heishley,
Hickes, Hicks, Hestand, Hilbish, Hileman, Himes,Hiney, Hippie, Hockey, Hoffman,
Holt, Holtz, Holland, Holman, Holmes, Hooley, Hooman, Hoopes, Hoover, Hombach,
Hopple, Horning, H°rrell, Horting,Horton, Hostetter, Hottenstein, Houck, Hough,
Houghton, Householder, Howell, Hower, Ho wans tine, Huey, Hudson, Hughes,
Huling, Hunt, Hunter, Humphrey, Huyett, Ingram, Ingwers, Innis, Irvin, Irwin,
Isenberg, Isett, Jackman, Jackson, Jacobs, Jenkins, Johnson, Johnston, Jones,
Junkin, Kahler, Kanagy,Kaseman, Kauffman, Kearns, Keatley, Keefer, Keim, Keith,
Kell, Keller, Kelley, Kelly, Kemberling, Kendig, Kennedy, Kephart, Kepler,
Kepner, Kern, Kerr, Ketterman, Kidd, Kiefhaber, Kilmer, Kimberly, Kimmel,
Kiner, Kinsloe, Kipler, Kipp, Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Kiser, Kissinger, Kistler,
Kitner, Kline, Klinepeter, Kloss, Knight, Knisely, Knode, Knouiie, Koch,
Kochenaur, Kochenderfer, Kohler, Kough, Kremer, Krepp?, Kreps, Krick, Krugh,
Kugler, Kuhn, Kulp, Kurtz, Kyle, Kyper, Lackey, Lahr, Laird, Landis, Lang,
Lantz, Latherow, Lauver, Lawver, Leach, Leader, Leffard, Leiby, Lenig, Lenhart,
Lenker, Leonard, Leopold, Lewis, Lightner, Likens, Lincoln, Lindsay, Lin thurst,
Lister, Locke, Long, Longacre, Longenecker, Losk, Lotz, Lowder, Loy, Lukens,
Lupfer, Lutz, Lyons, Lyter, Lytle, Machamer, Macklin, Maclay, Magee, Magill,
Maguire, Maley, Mann, March, Markel, Marshall, Martin, Masemore, Mason, Mateer,
Mathers, Matlack, Mati>ern, Mauck, Mauger, Maxwell, May, Mayes, McAf ee,McA]evy,
McAlister, McAteer, McBride, McBurney, McCahan, McCahren, McCall, McCann,
McCarthy, McCartney, McCauley, McClain, McClenahan, McClelland, McClintic,
McClintock, McClure, McConnell, McCool, McCoy, McCrum, McCulloch, McCurdy,

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58. (cont'd.) McDonald, McDowell, McElwain, McEwen, McFarlane, McGarvey,
McGowan, McGraw, Mcllroy, McKay, McKee, McKeehan, McKelvy, McKenzie, McKim,
McKinstry, McLaughlin, McManigal, McMeen, McNabb, McNeal, McNear, McNitt,
McPherran, McPherson, McVey, Means, Meily, Maminger, Menold, Mertz, Metz,
Meyers, Michener, Mierly, Miles, Miller, Milliken, Minehart, Mingle, Minick,
Minium, Mitchell, Mogel, Monihen, Montgomery, Moodie, Moore, Moorehead,
Mooreland, Morgan, Morland, Morley, Morrison, Morrow, Mortimer, Moses,
Motter, Motzer, Mowery, Moyer, Mundorff, Murphy, Muthersbaugh, Mutzabaugh,
Myers, Myton, Naginey, Nash, Naylor, Neal, Neely, Neff, Nickel, Nickum,
Nipple, Noble, Noll, Norris, North, Norton, Noss, Notestine, Novinger,
Nunemaker, Oaks, Oburn, O'Connor, Odiorne, Okeson, Oliver, Orbison, Oren,
Orlady, Orner, Ort, Owen, Owings, Page, Palmer, Pannebaker, Parker, Parsons,
Partner, Patterson, Patton, Peachey, Pecht, Peck, Peelor, Pennell, Peters,
Petrie, Peterson, Petrikin, Pheasant, Phillips, Pillard, Pogue, Pollock,
Pomersoy, Porter, Postlethwaite, Potter, Preisler, Pressler, Price, Prout,
Puckey, P^ffenberger, Pyle, Queary, Quigley, Quinn, Raffensberger, Rahm,
Rambo, Ramsey, Rannels, Rapp, Reapsomer, Reber, Reed, Reeder, Reiber,Reigh,
Renecker, Reiners, Reynolds, Reutter, Rhinesmith, Rhoads, Rice,Richabaugh,
Richardson, Richey, Richenbaugh, Rider, Riegel, Riegle, Rife, Rine,Rinehart,
Rinesmith, Ripple, Rittenhouse, Ritter,Ritzman, Robeson, Robison, Robinson,
Robley, Rodgers, Rogers, Roop, Roper, Rounsley, Rothrock, Rosborough, Rouse,
Rowe, Ruble, Ruch, Rudy, Rumbaugh, Rumfield, Rummel, Runk, Rupley, Russell,
Sample, Satzler, Sausman, Sayers, Saylor, Schaaf, Schaeffer, Schatto, Schiller,
Schlegel, Schlusser, Schofield, Scholl, Schools, Schott, Schum, Schwartz,
Schweier, Schweyer, Searle, Secrist, Seibert, Sellers, Selheimer, Shade, Shahen,
Sharer, Shatto, Shaver, Shaw, Sheaffer, Shearer, Sheibley, Shelbley, Sheller,
Shelley, Shimp, Shirk, Shoop, Shope, Shore, Showvaker, Shrom, Shuler,Shumaker,
Shunkweller, Shuss, Sigler, Silknitter, Simons, Simpson, Slagle, Slautterback,
Sleeman, Slonaker, Slough, Smee, Smelker, Smiley, Smith, Smoker, Smucker,
Smyser, Snare, Sneath, Snyder, Souder, Soult, Sp angle r,Spanogle, Speck, Speddy,
Spencer, Spicher, Spitler, Spotts, Sprankle, Spyker, Stackpole, Staily,Stair,
Stambaugh, Starr, Steel, Steele, Stee'se, Sterrett, Stevens, Stever, Steward,
Stewart, Stine, Stitt, Stoke, Stoufer, Stouffer, Stratford, Strode, Stroup,
Stryker, Stubb, Sugard, Sulouff, Summers, Sunday, Super, Swan, Swartz, Swartz-
lander, Sweger, Switzer, Swope, Taylor, Telfer, Temple, Tharp, Thomas, T]iommen,
Thompson, Tnurston, Todd, Treaster, Tressler, Troutman, Troutwein, Troxell,
Turbett, Ulsh, Urban, Van Dyke, Van Newkirk, Van Sweringen, Van Valzah, Van Zandt,
Varner, Varnes, Wagner, Walcefield, Waldsmith, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Walsh,
Walters, Warfel, Watson, Watts, Weaver, Webb, Webster, Weight, Weise, Welch,
Weldon, Wert, Wertz, We.'tbrook, Wharton, Whipple, White, Whitmer, Whittaker,
Wian, Wickersham, Widle, Wierman, Will, Willard, Willett, Williams, Williams on,
Williard, Willis, Wilson, Wilt, Winegardner, Winegate, Wirt, Wise, Wishart,
Wisehaupt, Wistar, Wister, Witherow, Witmer, Wolmelsdorf, Womelsdorf, Woods,
Woodward, Wox, Wray, Wright, Teager, Tetter, Tocum, Yoder, Young, Zang, Zeigler,
Zeiter, Zellers, Zentmyer, Zerbe, Zlders, Ziegler, Zimmerman, Zinn, Zook,
Zorger.

(A complete index of the two volumes has been compiled on 3x5 cards and the
page numbers on which any family name appears can be furnished for $1.00.

59. LANCASTER COUNTY. By Alex. Harris. 639 pp. 1872 12.00

A BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF LANCASTER COUNTY, being a history of early settlers
and eminent men of the countyj and also other unpublished historical informa-
tion of a local character. Biographical sketches of over 230 family names.

BIOGRAPHICAL

60. LYCOMING COUNTY. By John F. Meginnass. 272 pp. 6x10 I889. Illus 12.00

BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS of deceased residents of the West Branch of the
Susquehanna from the earliest times to the present. Biographical sketches

of over 260 families.

61. NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA. By John W.Jordan. 3 Y0I.IUU8 pp 7ix9i.1913.Ulus. . .27.^0
GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY OF NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, including the
counties of Bradford, Cameron, Clinton, Elk, Forest, Lycoming, McKean,

Potter, Tioga, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Warren, Wayne, Wyoming, Venango, etc.
Biographical sketches of over 750 families with many portraits.

62. NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY. J.L. Floyd Co. 988 pp. 8x11. 1911 Illus 20.00

GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, containing a
genealogical record of representative families, including many of the early
settlers, and biographical sketches of prominent citizens, prepared from data
obtained from original sources of information. Biographical sketches of
over 700 families.

63. PENNSYLVANIA. By George P. Donehoo. £ Vol.2000 pp. 8x11.1926 Illus 20.00

PENNSYLVANIA, A HISTORY. Vol. I to TV, inc. a complete history of the State.
Vol. V. Biographical sketches of over 750 families residing throughout the
State. 1|37 pp.

6h. PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. By Frederic A. Godcharles.607pp 7jxl0j.Illus 10.00

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. (Vol. xxV). Biographical sketches
of over 36O families residing throughout the State.

6£. PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. By John W. Jordan. 6 Vol. 2236pp. 7jxl0| iiO.OO

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. Biographical sketches of over 200
families to each volume, with many portraits. Pub. 19lH to 1916.

66. PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. By Thomas Lynch Montgomery. 1+08 pp. 7jxl0j.

1921; Illustrated 10 .00

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHY. (Vol. XV). Biographical sketches of
over 250 families residing throughout the State.

67. PENNSYLVANIA REGISTER. By William M.Mervine.332 pp.7x9j.1913.Hlus 10.00

THE GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, includes record of the following families: Alden,
Bishop, Bradford, Carstairs, Cresson, Denison, Harrison, Hunt, Lightfoot,
McClintock, Mcllvaine, Morris, Murray, Nixon, Parsons, Patterson, Peale,
Rodman, Wain and Woodruff.

68. WASHINGTON COUNTY. By J.H. Beers & Co. 1^86 pp.8xLOj.l893 Illus 2£.00

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, containing
biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many

of the early settled families. Biographical sketches of over 800 families.

69. WYOMING AND LACKAWANNA VALLEYS. By Horace Edwin Hayden, Alfred Hand

and John W. Jordan. 2 Vol. 582 & 628 pp.l0-|x8. 1906. Illus 30.00

GENEALOGICAL A ND FAMILY HISTORY OF THE WYOMING AND LACKAWANNA VALLEYS,
including the counties of Wyoming and Lackawanna. Biographical sketches of
over 1500 families.

BIOGRAPHIES

100. ANTES, COLONEL FREDERICK. By Edwin MacMinn. 513 pp. 1900. Illus 12.00

ON THE FRONTIER WITH COLONEL ANTES, or the struggle for supremacy of the Red

and white races in Pennsylvania. Early history of the Indian Tribes and
settlers along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River in Northumberland
County, now included in the counties of Centre, Clinton, Lycoming and Union.
Indian treaties, Indian traditions and life. Wars and massacres during the
French and Indian, and R volutin nary Wars, including the Wyoming Massacre.
Biographical and genealogical data on the Antes family and other early
settlers. Indexed.

101. BAIRD, SPENCER FULLERTON. (1823-1887) By William Healey Hall, l*62pp. 1915
Illustrated , 7.00

A biography including selections from correspondence with Audubon, Agassiz,
Dana and others. His ancestors resided in Cumberland County during the
Revolutionary War (now Franklin County), later in Pottstown where subject
was born. Served as Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution of Washington.

102. BAUSMAN, BENJAMIN. (182U-1909) . By Henry H. Ran ck.li39pp. 1912. Illus 10.00

THE LIFE OF THE REV. BENJAMIN BAUSMAN, D.D., LL.D. Early history of the
Bausman-Bowsman family. Life at Marshall College, Mercersburg, Franklin
County, and at the Theological Seminary at Mercersburg. Pastorate at
Lewisburg, Chambersburg, Reading and travels in Europe and the Holy Land.
Indexed.

103. BRADY, SAM. (1756-1795) by William Young Brady. I81ipp. 5x7. 19 50. Illus. . .5.00
THE STORY OF CAPTAIN SAM BRADY. Indian fighter from Cumberland County who
served throughout the Revolutionary War and the Indian campaigns that followed.

101*. BROWN, JOHN. (1800-1859) By Boyd B. Stutler. 1;0 pp. 1930 Wprs. Illus 3.00

CAPTAIN JOHN BROW AND HARPER'S FERRY, the story of the raid and old fire
engine house known as John Brown's Fort.

105. BUCHANAN, JAMES (1791-1868). By R.G. Horton. U28 pp. 5x7 Wprs. 1856 7.00

THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JAMES BUCHANAN, late minister to England and
formerly minister to Russia, senahor and representative in Congress and
Secretary of State, including the most important of his state papers, his
nomination as Democratic candidate for President of the United States and

his letter of acceptance. He was born in Franklin County, resided at
Mercersburg and graduated from Dickinson College, Carlisle, Cumberland
County, a son of James and Elizabeth (Speer) Buchanan.

106. FOSTER, STEPHEN. (1826-18610 By John T. Howard. kk$ pp.19k5.IHus 6.00

STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER, AMERICA'S TROUBADOUR, born at Lawrenceville,
Allegheny County, died in New York City. Contains Foster family and Western
Pennsylvania history, a bibliography, articles, lists of songs and music
composed. Indexed.

107. GALLATIN, ALBERT. (I76I-I8I49) by John Austin Stevens. U23 pp. 5x7|.

1883. (1911 reprint) Illustrated 8.00

ALBERT GALLATIN. Born in Switzerland, to America in 1780, later located in
Western Pennsylvania where he built his home near New Geneva, Fayatte County,
married Hannah Nickolson of New York. Member of the Pennsylvania Legislature
and the United States Senate. Took an active part in the affairs of Western
Pennsylvania during the Whiskey Insurrection. Secretary of the United
States Treasury. Iidexed.

BIOGRAPHIES

108. GALLITZIN, PRINCE. (1770-181|1) By Daniel Sargent. 327pp.5ibc8.19U6 Illua .5.00
MITRI, or the story of Prince Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, the son of a
Russian prince, who as Father Smith, settled at Loretto, Cambria County,

where he established a Catholic Missionary. Indexed.

109. GALLITZIN, PRINCE. (1770-I81|l) By Peter Henry Lemcke,257pp. 19^1 . Illus. .5.00
LIFE AND WORK OF PRINCE GALLITZIN, Loretta, Cambria County, as written by
Father Lemcke in 1839 and translated by Rev. Joseph C. Plumpe. Indexed.

110. HOOVER, JAMES M. (1872-1935) By Mary D. Hoover.31pp. 1935. Illus 3.00

IN MEMORIAM, Rev. James M. Hoover, a native of Franklin County, and a
Methodist Missionary who died in Sibu, Borneo.

111. HUSBAND, HERMAN. (1721+-1795) By Mary Elinor Lazenby. 180 pp. $hfli«

19k0. Illustrated , , 6.00

HERMAN HUSBAND, resident of Maryland, North Carolina and Pennsylvania during
the Revolutionary War and early Constitutional periods. Founder of the town
of Somerset, Somerset County. The Whiskey Insurrection and other local
history.

112. KEPHART, E.B. (183U-1906) .By Lewis F. John. I4I7 pp. £x7j. 1907. Illus 6.00

THE LIFE OF EZEKIEL BORING KEPHART, a statesman, educator, preacher and for
twenty-five years, Bishop of the church of the United Brethern in Christ,
Born Clearfield County, a son of Henry and Sarah (Goss) Kephart. Relates
frontier life, education, logging and rafting, college life, pastor at
Altoona, Johnstown, Greensburg, Mt. Pleasant. President of Western
College, Western, Iowa, State Senator, Bishop. Diary of his missionary
visits to Africa and Europe.

113. McCLELLAND, ROBERT. (1770-1815) By John L. Finafrock. 2 Vol. 21 & 27 pp.

n.d. Wprs. Pub. by Kittoch tinny Historical Society 7.00

ROBERT McCLELLAN. Born in Franklin County, Frontiersman, Indian fighter,
trader and explorer of the West.

111*. McGINNES, JAMES Y. (I8l5-l85l) . By D.L. Hughes. 352 pp. ipc7 185U 6.00

LIFE OF REV. JAMES Y. McGINNES, of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County. His
parentage and boyhood in Cumberland County, his life at Jefferson College,
life at Indiana Theological Seminary, marriage with Elizabeth M. Criswellj
Presbyterian Church pastor at Lewistown, 111., and at Shade Gap, where he
conducted the Milnwood Academy.

115. MERCER, HUGH. (1725-1777) By John T. Goolrick. lUOpp. 5x8. 1906. Illus. .. ,12.00
THE LIFE OF GENERAL HUGH MERCER, with brief sketches of General George
Washington, John Paul Jones, Gen. George Weedon, James Monroe, and Mrs. Mary
Ball Washington who were friend.-:? and associates. Practiced medicine as early
as 1750 while residing in Peters Township, Cumberland County, from where he
was commissioned a Captain of the Provincial Forces and participated in Col.
John Armstrong's expedition of 1756 and the burning of the Indian town of
Kittanning, during which engagement he was wounded and became separated from
his command. Genealogical table of the Mercer family including the family
names of Buck, Caper ton, Chew, Cooks, Crump, Crutchfield, Forbes, Gilmer,
Glossell, Gordon, Herndon, JOrdon, Merritt, Patton, Taylor, Walker, Waller,
Williams and others .

BIOGRAPHIES

116. MILLER, D.L. (I8I4I-I92I) By Bess Royer Bates. 3U0 pp.£hc8 192k 6.00

LIFE OF D.L. MILLER, of the Church of the Brethern, who was born in Maryland
and died at Huntingdon, Huntingdon County. One of the founders of Mount
Morris College, 111. Accounts of his travels, his sermons and editorials.

117. ORR, JOHN. (1797-1870). By John G. Orr. 33 pp. 1903. Wprs 3.00

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF J. ORR AND BROTHERS, of Orrstown, Franklin County.
Other family names related by marriage: Bard, Breckinridge, Carr, Dunlop,

Gish, Hamilton, McKibben, Maxwell, Rea, Reid, Riddle, Ritchie, Vance.

118. PEART, ROBERT E. (1856-1920) By Mercedes Buck. kh pp.1937 .Wprs 3.00

MEMORIAL BOOK TO ADMIRAL ROBERT EDWIN PEARY, discoverer of the North Pole.

Born Cresson Township, Cambria County, his biography and memorials, including
his statue erected on Route 22 west of Cresson in 1937. Illustrated.

119. PITCAIRN, ROBERT. (1836-1909) By William Bender Wilson. 50pp. 5x8 1913... 5. 00
ROBERT PITCAIRN, born in Scotland, migrated to Pittsburgh in 181*6, and in

1853 accepted employment with the Pennsylvania Railroad at the Mountain
House, near Hollidaysburg, Blair County, as telegraph operator, advancing to
the position of Superintendent of the Pittsburgh Division.

120. ROEBLING, JOHN A. (I806-I869) By D.B. Steinman.l*57 pp. 5x8 19U5 Illus.5.00
THE BUILDING OF THE BRIDGE, the story of John August Roebling and his son,
Washington Augustus Roebling. Born in Germany 1806, to America 1831, and
founded Saxonburg, Butler County, where he manufactured in l8ij.l wire rope

to replace the hemp rope used on the Allegheny Portage Railroad between
Hollidaysburg and Johnstown, the beginning of an industry which lead to
contracts to build suspension bridges at Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls,
Cincinnati, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Indexed.

121. ST. CLAIR, ARTHUR. (173U-18I8) .By Frazer Ells Wilson.253pp 5x8 19UU 6.00

ARTHUR ST. CLAIR, rugged ruler of the Old Northwest, an epic of the American
Frontier, Revolutionary War hero and first Governor of the Northwest
Territory. Born Scotland, served with the British Army during the French and
Indian Wars, married Phoebe Bayard of Boston, commandant at Fort Bedford,
settled at Ligonier, Westmoreland County, and took a prominent part in the
early history of Western Pennsylvania, the Ohio and other states c£ the Old
Northwest. Illustrated and indexed.

122. SCHWAB, CHARLES M. (1862-1939) By E.G. Grace. 5Upp. 1950 5.00

CHARLES M. SCHWAB. A tribute to his life, being the first annual address in
the Charles M. Schwab Memorial Lectureship of the American Iron and Steel
Institute, Hotel Pierre, N.T., May 21, 19U7. Born near Williamsburg, Blair
County, and later moved to Loretto, Cambria County, where he maintained an
elaborate home and several farms.

123. SMITH, WILLIAM (1727-1803) By Horace Wemyss Smith. 2 Vols. 595-600 pp.
7xlO|.l878. Illustrated ... .12.00

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REV. WILLIAM SMITH, PP., first provost of the
College and Academy of Philadelphia. Proprietor and founder of Huntingdon,
county seat of Huntingdon County, where some of his descendants lived and
are buried. Other family names frequently mentioned in the index and
appendix: Beckett, Blackwell, Blodget, Branson, Bond, Brinton, Cadwalader,
Calvin, Cochran, ErskLne, Franks, Goldsborough, Hamilton, Henry, Hobart,

Jenney, Jones, Kimball, Kinners] ey, Kuhn, Lincoln, Lyle, McElfee, Moore,
Ridgely, Steele, Weymss, West, Whelen, White, Willing. Partially indexed.

BIOGRAPHIES

12li. SMITH, THOMAS. (17U5-1809) By Burton Alva Konkle. 303pp. 190li.Illus 10.00

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THOMAS SMITH, a Pennsylvania member of the Continental
Congress and member of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. A surveyor and a
pioneer in the counties of Bedford and Huntingdon, a lawyer, a clerk, recorder
and Justice of the Common Pleas Court and member of the Assembly, also
Colonel during the Revolutionary War. A brother of Dr. William Smith, founder
of the town of Huntingdon. Other family names frequently mentioned in the
index: Addison, Atlee, Brackenridge, Bradford, Bryan, Cannon, Chew, Clymer,
Croghan, Galbraith, Jones, Lukens, Matlack, McClean, McKean, Montgomery,
Morris, Reed, Ross, Ruch, Shippen, St. Clair, Van Deren, Wilson, Woods,
Wynkoop, Yeates. Other localities: Cumberland, Mifflin and Westmoreland Cos.

125. STEVENS, THADDEUS. (1792-1868) By Ralph Korngold. 1|60 pp. 1955 8.00
THADDEUS STEVENS, a being darkly wise and rudely great. Born in Vermont, he
migrated to York, then practiced the legal profession in Gettysburg. Adams
County, served in the Pennsylvania Legislature and advocated free public
education. Elected to Congress in 181x9 and served throughout the period of

the Civil War. Opposed slavery. Indexed.

126. WEISER, CONRAD. (1696-1760). By Paul A.W. Wallace. 6I48 pp. V)\\$ Illus.8.00
CONRAD WEISER, friendof Colonist and Mohawk. "Pennsylvania's Indian
Ambassador", was one of the world's great originals, a hot-headed, true-
hearted whimsical jack-of-all-trades; a farmer and the owner of a tannery,

one of the founders of Reading. .a colonel on active service during the
French and Indian War, the first President Judge of Berks County, a faithful
husband and the father of fourteen children, a monk of Ephrata, a pillar' of
the Lutheran Church, a promoter of Moravian Missions, a rebel in New York,
and a prisoner in an Albany jail, a hymn-writer, traveler, stateman, linquist,
diplomat, and a woodsman." History of the Indian nations, tribes and chief-
tains, also, early settlers of Eastern Pennsylvania. Indian negotiations and
purchases of land by the Perm family and heirs. Travels to the Indian tribes
through Pennsylvania to New York state and the Ohio.

127. WEISER, CONRAD. (I696-I76O) . By C.Z.Weiser. lliO pp. 5x7 1899 6.00

THE LIFE OF (JOHN) CONRAD WEISER, his family and life at Livingstone Manor,
Schoharie, N.Y., and at Tulpehacken, Berks Countyj his youth, marriage,
relatives and children. His official history as an interpreter, officer
during the French and Indian War and his autobiography. The story of Regina
Hartman, Indian captive.

128. WILLIAMS, DANIEL HALE. (1856-19 3D By Helen Buckler. 38lpp.5|x8. 19 % 7-00

DOCTOR DAN, pioneer in American Surgery, born at Hollidaysburg, Blair County,

a son of Daniel Williams, Jr., and Sarah Ann Price. The inspiring story of
Doctor Daniel Hale Williams, the Negro who was the first surgeon ever to
operate successfully on the human heart. At an early age he resided at
Janesville, Wisconsin, graduated from Chicago Medical College in 1883. He
was the fir3t vice-president of the National Medical Association, head of
the Freedman's Hospital in Washington, D.C.,and worked to establish the
Provident Hospital in Chicago. Indexed.

129. CRESAP, THOMAS O(l69k-1790) By Kenneth P. Bailey, 322pp. 1914*. 5ibc8. Illus. . .5.00
THOMAS CRESAP, MARYLAND FRONTIERSMAN. Includes Cresap's residence in York
County, the Ohio Company, Maryland -Pennsylvania boundry dispute, the French

and Indian Wars, R©d Stone Creek settlement, Old Town,Md. Frequent mention
of: Henry Bouquet, Edward Braddock, George Croghan, Christopher Gist, William
Johnson, Andrew Montour, Authur St. Clair, George Washington, Conrad Weiserj
Indexed.

CHURCHES AND CEMETERIES

150. Baptist, Centre Association. 68 pp. 1955. Wprs. I Hub 1*.00

HISTORICAL PROGRAM CO KKEMO RATING THE 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF TIE CENTRE BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION, held at Milesburg, Centre Count/, 1955. History of churches
located in Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Huntingdon,

and Indiana Counties.

151. BRETHERN. By Martin Grove Brumbaugh. ^>$9 pp. 1899. IHus 12.00

A HISTORY OF THE GERMAN BAPTIST BRSTHERN in Europe and America. The author
served as President of Juniata College and as Governor of Pennsylvania.
Includes the mother congregation in Germany, list of members who joined the
church in Europe and those who came to America. Colonial congregations and
church leaders.

152. BRETHERN. By David M. Adams . 60 pp . 5x6|. 1908 Illus . . . '. 3.00

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE UPPER CLAAR CONGREGATION, in Union Township, Bedford
County, and the LOWER CLAAR CONGREGATION, in Greenfield Township, Blair
County. Brief biographical sketches of pastors and workers.

153. BRETHERN. MIDDLE DIST. By the Conference 56l pp. 1925. Illus. 7.00
A HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHERN IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT, principally

of the counties of Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon and Mifflin. Ministers,
trustees, deacons, members, with biographical sketches. General index.

151*. CARLISLE GRAVEYARD. By Sara Woods Parkinson. 259 pp. 1930. Illus 8.00

MEMORIES OF CARLISLE'S OLD GRAVEYARD, inscriptions copied in I898 from
tombstones in the oldest cemetery at Carlisle, Cumberland County. "An Hour
in the Old Graveyard", relates biographical and personal history of those
buried. History of the Society of the Cincinnati, and names of the original
members of the Carlisle Division. An account of Molly Pitcher, Indexed.

155. CATHOLIC, Cambria County. By Ferdinand Kittell, 1*05 pp. 1899. Illus.. .25.00
SOUVENIR OF LORETTO CENTENARY, 1799-1899. Published to commemorate the
centenary of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church at Loretto. Founded by
Father Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin. Marriages and baptismals performed by
Father Gallitzin from 1799 to 181*0. Register of deaths from 1793 to 1899,
chiefly from tombstone inscriptions. Biographical sketches and obituaries

of the Pastors and members. Frequent mention of Charles M. Schwab. Family
names most frequently mentioned; Adams, Alcorn, Ashcroft, Bradley, Brown,
Burgoon, Burke, Byrne, Christy, Conrad, Coons, Dimond, Dodson, Dougherty,
Eckenrode, Flick, Glass, Hertzog, Hoover, Huber, Kane, Kaylor, Kean, Kelly,
Little, Litzinger, McConnell, McCoy, McDermitt, McGough, McGuire, McMullen,
Miller, Myers, Nagle, Noel, O'Neill, Parrish, Rager, Skelly, O'Skally,
Smith, Stevens, Storm, Sturm, Sweeney, Weakland, Will, etc.

156. CHURCH OF GOD, Blair County. By Cyrus A. Byler and Elvin Weidenhamer.

1*8 pp. 8x11. Wprs. Illustrated 3.00

BARE MEMORIAL CHURCH OF GOD, Roaring Spring. Dedicatory program and other
services, commemorating the completion of the church home and school of
religious education.

157. DUNKER, LYCOMING CO. By Joseph H. McMinn. 77pp. 1901. Wprs. Illus 1*.00

BLOOMING GROVE, a historyof the congregation of German Dunkers, together

with the origin of the German Baptist Church.

CHURCHES AND CEMETERIES

158. LUTHERAN, BLAIR COUNTY. By Floyd G.Hoenstine.61;pp.l953,Illus.Wprs 2.00

A HISTORY OF TtlE ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH of Hollidaysburg,
Commemorating the centennial anniversary of the laying of the corner stone,
1953, and the organizing of the congregation in 1803. Biographical sketches

of the Ministers with interesting historical data from the minutes of the
Church Council. Profusely illustrated.

159. LUTHERAN, BLAIR COUNTY. By W.C.Eastep. 30pp.8xlO|.1951uWprs.Illus 2.00

ONE HUNDRED AND 'FIFTY YEARS OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE, 150th anniversary of Zion
Lutheran Church of Williamsburg, and ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH on Clover
Creek, Woodbury Township.

160. LUTHERAN, BLAIR COUNTY. By V.D. Naugle.lil;pp. 8x11 1929.Wprs.Hlus U.00

The 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF ZION'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, l80l;-1929, Williamsburg.

A brief history of the congregation, her organizations and her cemeteries.
Names of members 18U2 to 18H6 and 1872 to 1876. Profusely illustrated.

161. LUTHERAN, FRANKLIN COUNTY. By D.H. Focht. h6 pp. 1855. Paper 5.00

HISTORY OF THE GRINDSTONE HILL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Guilford
Township, to l85h. Biographical sketches of early Pastors. Inscriptions

from oldest tombstones.

162. LUTHERAN, MONTGOMERY CO. By Ernest T.Krotachmann.l82pp.7xlO. 1893
Illustrated 6.00

THE OLD TRAPPE CHURCH, a memorial of the sesqui- centennial services of the
Augustus Evangelical Lutheran Church, Trappe, with a history of the Church
and its Pastors. Biographical sketches of the Pastors.

163. LUTHERAN, PERRY COUNTY. By D.H. Focht. 370pp. 5x8. 1862 6.00

CHURCHES BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS, a history of the Lutheran congregations.
Early German settlers, names of persons baptized and confirmed. Pastors,
deacons, elders, members and local history of the churches.

I61i. LUTHERAN MINIS TERIUM. By General Council. 6l9pp. I898 12.00

DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN MINIS TERIUM, proceedings
of the annual conventions from 17U8 to 1821. Lists names of P as t or s ,
candidates, lay-delegates present, with reports on number baptized, confirmed,
in each congregation.

165. LUTHERAN SYNOD, ALLEGHENY. By W.H.Bruce Carney. 871 pp.l9l8.Illus 9.00

HISTORY OF THE ALLEGHENY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD, together with a topical
handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, its ancestry, origin and
development. Early history and background in Europe. Exodus to America.
Origin and development of synods. History of the congregations in Bedford,
Blair, Cambria, Clearfield, Huntingdon and Somerset Counties. Biographical
sketches of Ministers, and portraits of Ministers and laymen. Index to names

of Pastors and a general index.

166. LUTHERAN SYNOD. By Adam Stump & Henry Anstadt. 695pp. 1925 7.00

HISTORY OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF WEST PENNSYLVANIA, of the^
United Lutheran Church in America, 1825-1925. Pioneer Lutherans in
Pennsylvania. History of the congregations in Adams, Cumberland, Franklin,
and York Counties. Biographical sketches of Pastors. General Index. Illus.

CHURCHES AND CEMETERIES

167. LUTHERANS. By Edmund Jacob Wolf. $hk pp.1889. IHus 8.00

THE LUTHERANS IN AMERICA, a story of struggle, progress, influence and
marvelous growth. The reformation, earliest Lutherans in America, formation
of the synods, the general council, etc. Indexed.

168. METHODIST, CENTRAL CONF. By John H.Daugherty, 270pp. 1907. Wprs. Illus. . .U.00
THE MINUTES of the 29th annual session of the Central Pennsylvania Conference

of the Methodist Episcopal Church held at Tyone, Blair County in 1907.

169. METHODIST, Clearfield County.By George W.Rheem & Thos. H.Murray. 186 pp.
5x8. 1910 Illustrated 3.00

CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF METJ-DJISM IN CLEARFIELD, 1810-1910.

170. PRESBYTERIAN, Blair Co. By W.R.Metz. 78pp. 19U1. Wprs 2.00

HISTORY OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WILLIAMSBURG, on the occasion
of the 100th anniversary of the building, and the 125th anniversary of the
organization. Biographical sketches of Pastors and elders.

171. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND CO. By Gilbert Ernest Swope. 223pp. I898. Illus. 8. 00
HISTORY OF THE BIG SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Newville, Newton Township,

for the years 1737-1898. Early history, biographical sketches of Pastors,
elders and sons. Subscription list for 1786, members for the year 1789 and
1808, with full, names, ages and district residence. Members admitted 1791 to
1829, baptisms from 1802 to 1851, marriages from 1791 to I8£l. Tombstones
Inscriptions of persons born prior to 1800. Soldiers buried In the graveyard.
Address by Rev. Ebenezer Erskine at the celebration of the founding of the
Log College at Ne;:haminy on "The Presbyterians of the Cumberland Valley".

172. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND VALLEY. By Alfred Nevln. 338pp. Ujx7-j.l8£2 6.00

CHURCHES OF THE VALLEY, historical sketches of the old Presbyterian congre-
gations of Cumberland and Franklin Counties; early history; pastors; elders;
members and some tombstone inscriptions of the churches of Middle Spring,

Big Spring, Silvers' Spring, Mercersburg, Welsh Run, Chambersburg, Shippensburg,
Greencastle, Rocky Spring, Path Valley, Dickinson, Carlisle and others.

173. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND CO. By Allen D.Thompson. 21 pp. 1927. Wprs 3.00

THE MEETING HOUSE SPRINGS GRAVEYARD, near Carlisle. Historical address, tomb-
stone inscriptions of members of the following family names: Black, Chambers,
Denny, Drennen, Dunbar, Fleming, Forbes, Graham, Greason, Henderson, Kinkead,
Laird, McAllister, McCullough, Parker, Thomson, Weakley and Young.

171*. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND CO. By Belle McKinney Hays Swope. 227pp. 1900. .8.00
HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, in Hopewell Township, near
Shippensburg, for the years 1738 to 1900. Early history of the church and
settlers from 1730. Biographical sketches of the Pastors, elders and sons
Baptisms from 1803 to 1900, marriages from 1803 to 1900, and deaths from
1872 to 1900. Tombstone inscriptions of burials in upper and lower grave-
yards, also in Hanna!s graveyard. An account of Middle Spring in the
Revolutionary War with names of members who participated. Illus.

175. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND CO. By John B. Landis. 31pp. 190h Wprs. Illus. 5. 00
THE OLD STONE MEETING-HOUSE, 1757-1832, First Presbyterian Church of Carlisle
Historical sketch of events during its earliest days.

CHURCHES AND CEMETERIES

176. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND CO. By Joseph A. Murray. 8 8pp. 1905. Illus 6.00

SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1883, Carlisle. Historical
address and appendices containing copies of early documents, not previously
published, relating to the Stone Meeiing House on the Square. Biographical
sketches of Pastors, elders and members.

177. PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBERLAND COUNTY. 69pp. 1909. Wprs. Illus 7.00

SILVER SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 173U to 1909, exercises in commemoration

of the 17!? th anniversary. Addresses which relate early history of the church,
its pastors and members, residents and some tombstone inscriptions.

178. PRESBYTERIAN, DAUPHIN CO. By Mathias Wilson McAlarnoy.3U3pp.l890 15.00

HISTORY OF THE SESQUI- CENTENNIAL OF PAXTANG CHURCH, contains history of the
church, historical addresses, marriages, baptisms, communions, dismissions and
deaths, I7IU4. to 1839. Tombstone inscriptions and biographical notes.

179. PRESBYTERIAN, DAUPHIN CO. By Helen Bruce Wallace. 235pp.5x8.1913. 10.00

HISTORIC PAXTON, (PAXTANG) HER DAYS AND HER WAYS, 17 22-1913. Monographs of the
ministers, including R^. John Elder, "The Fighting Parson", a Colonel during
the French and Indian War. Historic sketches of the Paxton and Derry churches
and family recipes contributed by members. Illus.

180. PRESBYTERIAN, FRANKLIN CO. By S.S. Wylie & A.Nevin Pomeroy. 117pp. 1895 6.00
HISTORY OF THE ROCKY SPRING CH. Addresses delivered at the centennial anniversary
of the edifice. Lists of pew holders for 1768 to 179k and 1800. Tombstone in-
scriptions of burials with year of birth and death. Illus.

181. PRESBYTERIAN, FRANKLIN CO. By Thomas Creigh. 10 3pp. 1877. Wprs 7.00

HISTORY CF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF UPPER WEST CONOCOCHEAGUE, 1738-1876,
Mercersburg, during the pastorate of John Steel, John King, David Elliott,
and Thomas Creigh. List of communing members from 1770 to 1877.

182. PRESBYTERIAN, HUNTINGDON CO.By Harold Tapscott Smith.l6ppl937 Wprs. 111. 3.00
THE ALEXANDRIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SESQUI -CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. History of
church and list of communicants for the years 1788,1832 to 18U2.

183. PRESBYTERIAN, LANCASTER CO.By L.L.Ziegler.l85pp. 1902 Illus 12.00

AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF DONEGAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, located in East Donegal
Township. Includes records of the Presbytery, Presbyterian history, land
titles, family charts of members and tombstone inscriptions. Also, DONEGAL
MORAVIAN CHURCH, history and tombstone inscriptions.

18U. PRESBYTERISM, FRANKLIN CO. By John Stewart. llipp. I89U Wprs ........3.00

PRESBYTERISM AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, an address delivered on the
occasion of Rocky Spring Centennial Celebration.

185. PRESBYTERY OF CARLISLE. By George Norcross. 2 Vol. 1*61 & U75pp.2-889.HH2.00
THE CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL OF THE PRESBYTERY OF CARLISLE. Historical reminis censes
and early history of congregations in the counties of Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin,
Franklin, Fulton,Perry and others. Biographical sketches of Pastors, elders and
distinguished laymen. Completely indexed.

186. PRESBYTERY OF HUNTINGDON. By William J.Gibson. 362pp. 187U.II3-US 8.00

HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERY OF HUNTINGDON, the Presbyterian congregations of the
counties of Bedford, Blair, Centre, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Juniata and Mifflin. List

CHURCHES MD CEMETERIES

186. coatd. of Pastors received from 1809 to 1871. Biographical sketches of
deceased pastors and eldnrs.

187. PRESBYTERY OF HUNTINGDON. By the Presbytery. U22pp.7jxll.l896 Illus.. ..10.00
THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE HUNTINGDON PRESBYTERY, 1795-1895. A
historical memorial to the Presbyterian congregations of the counties of
Bedford, Blair, Centre, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Juniata and Mifflin. History

of the churches with mention of Pastors, elders and members. Completely indexed.

188. PRESBYTERY OF KITTANNING. By D.H. Sloan. U30pp. 1888 10.00

A HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERY OF KITTANNING. Presbyterian churches of
Western Pennsylvania located principally in the counties of Armstrong and
Indiana. Biographical sketches of Pastors, elders and early settlers. Indexed.

189. PRESBYTERIAN RE-UNION. 568 pp. 1870. Illustrated 10.00

PRESBYTERIAN RE-UNION. MEMORIAL VOLUME. The separation of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States in 1837 into the Old School Branch and the New
School Branch, and its reunion at Pittsburgh in 1871. Biographical sketches
of the Pastors of both branches and of the reunion committee, of whom the
following were of central Pennsylvania families; Neill, Junkin, Krebs,
Duffield, Beatty, Monford, Galloway, Elliott. General index.

190. REFORMED, BERKS CO. By W.J.Kershner & Adam G.Lerch'.U9Upp. 1916 10.00

HISTORY OF THE ST. JOHN'S (HAIN'S) REFORMED CHURCH, in Lower Heidelberg
Township, better known as tie Hain's Church with biographical sketches and
historical references to the Pastors. Chronological lists of baptisms from

17U7 to 1753, 1757 to I9I63 funerals held between 18. 3U and 1916, and
marriages performed between 18 71 and 1916. Illus.

191. REFORMED, BLAIR COUNTY". By Melvin Guy Hartman. 52pp. 19 5U. 7jxl0 .Wprs. 3.00
FAITH OF OUR FATHERS. . , LIVING STILL, the sesqui- centennial history of St. John's
Evangelical and Reformed church of Martinsburg. Profusely illustrated.

192. REFORMED, NORTHAMPTON CO. By Henry Mar tyn Kief fer. UOUpp.1902 12.00

SOME OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF "THE FORKS OF THE DELAWARE", and their descendants,
being a translation from the German of the record books of the First Reformed
Church of Easton from 1760 to 1852. Baptisms from 1763 to 18 23; deaths and burials
of the four united Reformed congregation;Easton,Greenwich, Dryland, Mount Bethel
and Plainfield from 1786 to 18UU; and marriages performed between 1787 & 1852. Illus,

193. REFORMED, PERRY COUNTY. By M.H. Groh. U26pp. 6x8.1887. Paper 5.00

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE LANDISBURG CHARGE. Origin and history of the Reformed
Church in America. History of congregations and biographical sketches of the
Pastors.

19U. REFORMED CHURCH. By William J. Hinkle. U32pp. 1951 6.00

MINISTERS OF THE GERMAN REFORMED CONGREGATIONS in Pennsylvania and other
colonies in the eighteenth century, with biographies of the Ministers of the
coetus of Pennsylvania and of the independent Reformed Ministers. Biographical
index and index of places.

195. TUNKERS AND BRETHERN. By H.R.Holsinger. 826pp. 1901. Illus 10.00

HISTORY OF THE TUNKERS AND THE BRETHERN CHURCH, embraces the Church of the
Brethern, the Tunkers,the Seventh-Day German Baptist Church, the German Baptist
Church, the Old Genian Baptists, and Brethern Church, including their origin,
doctrine, biography and literature. Religious practice of laying on of hands, feet
washing, love feasts, etc. A general index to congregations and biographies.

CITY, TOW AND VILLAGE

i BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO. By Ruth Inez Kapp. J? pp. 1937 Wprs 3.00

.T.-RFONTE. ITS FOUNDING AND DEVELOPMENT, from 179£ to 1835. A thesis
fitted for the degree of Master of Art at Pennsylvania State College.

BELLWOOD, BLAIR CO. By Semi -Centennial Asso. 56pp 1937. Wprs. Illus 2.00

T.WQOD. PAST AND PRESENT, an historical booklet published in connection
-,h Bellwood's semi-centennial.

> CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND CO . By Civic Club . 173 PP . 1907 . IHus .6 .00

JLISLE. OLD AND NEW, an address by Hon. Edward W. Biddle, with the story of
,penings in the town, continued to the year of publication by others.

) CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND CO. By Milton Embick Flower & Lenore Embick

>wer. 72pp. 7jxl0. I9hk. Wprs. Illustrated .....3.50

-s xs CARLISLE, a history of the town from colonial days to the present.

CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND CO. By Merkel Landis. 2)\ pp.1931 Wprs. Illua 3.00

IL WAR DAYS IN CARLISLE, address delivered in 1931, includes a record of
ts recruited at Carlisle and the invasion of the town.

CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND CO. By David Wilson Thompson. 133PP-1932 Unb H.00

JX PUBLICATIONS OF CARLISLE, 178£-l835. A bibliography of imprints from
Fly presses of Carlisle.

j CHAMBERSBURG, FRANKLIN CO. By Chamber of Commerce. l6Upp. 19U5 6.00

LMBERSBURG. ITS RECORD AND ITS PROSPECT, includes its origin, evolutions,
>wth of mamifacturies, market and trades, agriculture, trends, resources.

J CHAMBERSBURG, FRANKLIN CO. By Lewis H. Garrard. 60 pp. 18£6 ....7.00

LMBERSBURG IN THE C1DL0NY AND THE REVOLUTION, published by the Historical
^iety of Pennsylvania, contains the name of the officers, the constitution
1 laws of the Society; the settling of Chambersburg by Benjamin Chambers,
on tier life, the French and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary War, military
Lrs and letters written by Colonel James Chambers of the Continental Army.

\ CLAYSBURG, BLAIR CO. By Robert S.Hoenstine. 96pp. 8^x11. 195U. Wprs 3.00

;S LONG JOURNEY, 150 YEARS OF PROGRESS, 180U-19&. History of community
Margaret MOnahan. Program, pageant and advertisements. Illustrated.

?. CONEMAUGH, CAMBRIA CO. By Curtis J. Mar and S.A.Titus. l£2pp. £c7.Wprs. .. .6.00
MIUGH; A GRAPHIC STORY OF THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD, from the pens of
lrnalists who were in tte valley, May 31, 1889.

). FRENCHTOWN, Bradford Co. By Louise Welles Murray.l^Opp. 7x10 . Illn^. .... .12.00

■S STORY OF SOME FRENCH REFUGEES AND THEIR "AZILUM", 1793-1800. A settlement

the nobility of France who prepared an asylum for their queen, Marie
tionette. Includes the erection of log houses, the residents and genealogy

descendants.

L. HOLLIDAYSBURG, BLAIR CO. By Floyd G.Hoenstine. U8pp. 19#. paper. 2.00

ME HISTORIC HOMES OF HOLLIDAYSBURG, history and genealogy of the Adam
aid ay family and the founding of the town. Maps showing original lot
tiers and the owners in 1873. Thirteen full page photographs taken in
j# of some of the substantial homes with a record of the chain oi title
om the original owner to the present owner and names of occupants
nbstone inscriptions marking burials in the Holliday Burial Ground.

CI IT, TOWN AND VILLAGE

200. ALEXANDRIA, HUNTINGDON CO. By Robert B. Simpson. 80pp. 8jxll.l95£.Wprs..3,i
ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY BI- CENTENNIAL. 17^-1955. Topical history, including
early trails, Indian traders, forts and events during the Revolutionary War.
Genealogical data on the earliest settlers including families of: Anderson,
Bell, Buchanan, Bucher, Caldwell, Canan, Cryder, Cunningham, Dean, Donaldson,
Gemmill, Graffius, Grove, Hamer, Harnish, Hart, Huyette, Johnston, Leffard,
Laird, Lytle, McClure, Minor, Mitchell, Neff, Porter, Scott, Sharer, Spencer,
Stewart, Travis, Tussey, Walker, Wilson, Whittaker, Williams, etc. Illus.

201. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Chamber of Commerce. 72pp. £x8.192£.Wprs 2.:

THE STORY OF ALTOONA, a booklet relating the history of "The Keystone City

of the Great Keystone State", Profusely illustrated.

202. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Richard E. Beeler. 9 6pp. 8x10 |.19l;9.Wprs. Illus 2.;

ALTOONA CENTENNIAL BOOKLET, 181|9-19U9, noteworthy personages and events,
history of the city, the Pennsylvania Railroad, the school system, and a
chronological table to noteworthy dates and events. Profusely illustrated.

203. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Charles B. Clark. 180pp. 9|xl2.l896. Illus 10,1

ILLUSTRATED ALTOONA. A complete pen-picture of the city of Altoona at the
close of the yea." 1895>; historical, descriptive, statistical; depicting its
advantage, both natural and acquired, and its brilliant future prospects a3

a railroad city. With a map of the city and engravings of prominent
buildings, important localities and portraits of representative citizens.

201;. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Harry E.Emerick.£6pp.8xll.l922.Wprs.Illus 3,1

OFFICIAL PROGRAM, OLD HOME WEEK, Altoona and Blair County. History of the
city with numerous advertisements and pictures.

20£. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Mirror Printing Co. 80pp. 1913. Illus 3.

SEMI-CENT tiMNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE WAR GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE, Souvenir booklet
containing an account of the celebration and the conference in 1862.

206. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By Mirror Printing Co. 120 pp.19l6.Wprs $.

ALTOOtJA MIRROR YEAR BOOK, a compendium of local and general information for
1915. Chronological record of happenings including deaths.

207. ALTOONA, BLAIR COUNTY. By Jacob Kinsel.lliO pp. 1899. Wprs. Illus 6,1

ALTOONA MIR110R ALMANAC and home reference book containing the deaths,
marriages and what happened in the city during I898, with other useful
information of various kinds.

208. ALTOONA, BLAIR CO. By J.N. Tillard. 279 pp. 5x7i.l911. Illus $.1

PEN PICTURES of friends and reminiscent sketches with early local history.
Biographical and historical data on members of the following families 5
Adams, Bankert, Black, Blake, Bowles, Boyles, Brennecke, Brown, Carpenter,
Clifford, Coleman, Davis, Duany, Fraser, Gable, Gailey, Garden, Griffith,
Hamilton, Hamor, Hausser, Hesser, Hinman, Hughes, Kantner, Keith, Kerr,
Kipple, Kneyley, Lafferty, Law, Levan, Mackey, McBurney, McCartney,
McCormick, McGuire, Meek, Mervine, Metz, Osborne, Rohrer, Scheeline, Schwartz,
Sellers, Steel, Steim, Travis, White.

209. BEDFORD, BEDFORD CO. By Charles N. Hickok. 77 pp. 1907 Wprs 8.

BEDFORD IN YE OLDEN TIME, two lectures delivered in 1886, reprinted from the
files of the Gazette for Bedford's Old Home Week, 1907.

209a Typed copy of the above. Li.0 pp. Binder 8^x11 3-

CITY, TOWN AND VILLAGE

222. HOLLIDAYSBURG, BLAIR CO. By Harry A. Jacobs. 72pp. 1936. Wprs 1.50

HOLLIDAYSBURG CENTENNIAL, 1836-1936. Official program, advertisements,

pageant and chronological history of the borough.

223. HUNTINGDON, HUNTINGDON CO. By Old Home Week Assn. 200pp. 1909 .Wprs 5.00

HISTORIC HUNTINGDON, 1767-1909, souvenir edition, being a brief account of

the history of Huntingdon from its earliest settlements to the present day,
comprising many historical facts, now published for the first time,
regarding its formation, divisions and government, together with its
military, educational and industrial progress.

221;. JOHNSTOWN, CAMBRIA CO. By J.J. McLaurin, 380pp.8xlO. Illus 8.00

THE STORY OF JOHNSTOWN, its early settlement, rise and progress, industrial
growth, and appalling flood. Relates personal experiences of many of the
survivors, illustrated by pictures and sketches. Alphabetical list of the
names of victims of the Johnstown Flood whose bodies were found and known.

225. JOHNSTOWN, CAMBRIA CO. By David J.Beale. i|2i;pp. 6^x8.1890 8.00

THROUGH THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD, May 1889, by a survivor. A thrilling,
truthful, and official history of the most appalling calamity of modern
times. Personal experiences of the author, the care of the survivors, the
hospitals. Nanies of the dead and description of the unidentified bodies,
relief and reconstruction.

226. LEWISTOWN, MIFFLIN CO. By C.W. Stahl. l62pp.9xl2.1925.Wprs 7.00

HISTORICAL SOUVENIR, OLD HOME WEEK CELEBRATION, 1925. History of the town

and community, advertisements. Profusely illus t rated .

227. LORETTO, CAMBRIA CO. By Hilda McGuire. 32pp. 7x10 19kO.Wprs 3.00

THE APOSTLE OF THE ALLEGHENIES, life of Rev. Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin
and pageant program held May 30, 19^0.

228. MARTINSBUR3, BLAIR CO. By Centennial Com. 8l4pp.9xl2.1932,Wprs 3.00

MARTINSBURG CENTENNIAL SOUVENIR, 1832-1932. A pictorial and descriptive
booklet containing the history of Martinsburg and the borough council, schools,
and churches, and a list of patrons with their biographies j civic organiza-
tions and business cards and many things of interest. Illustrated.

229. MARTINSBURG, BLAIR CO. By Mel vin Guy Hartman. 192pp. 8x10^.1957. Comp 6.00

A 125 YEAR HISTORY OF MARTINSBURG, includes early settlers, the formation

of the borough in 1832, professions, churches, schools, industries, etc.
Biographical sketches of members of the following families j Anderson, Baker,
Barley, Bassler, Beegle, Beery, Benner, Bice, Bobb, Bolger, Bonebreak,
Bowers, Bridenbaugh, Brumbaugh, Burke t, Butts, Campbell, Cowen, Dilling,
Drake, Ebersole, Forsey, Garner, Geist, Graybill, Greenleaf, Hartman, Henry,
Hershberger, Hess, Higgins, Holsinger, Johnson, Keim, Kensinger, Kerr,
Klepser, Lehman, Leidy, Liebegott, Loose, Lykens, Martz, Metzgar, Metzker,
Morgart, Nicodemus, Niesley, Ritcney, Replogle, Shaffer, Smelser, Smith,
Sollenberger,Stoner, Straesser, Stoudenour, Teeter, Thomas, Turner,
Wineland, Zook. Profusely illustrated.
229a. Same as above, paper backs 5.00

230. MARTINSBURG, BLAIR CO. By Memorial Park Assn. 57pp. 19 3>k. Wprs 2.00

DEDICATION MORRISONS COVE MEMORIAL PARK, program and history of the park.
MORRISONS COVE'S PART IN THE WARS by Floyd G. Hoenstine, including names of
soldiers of the various wars, their rank and organization.

Cm, TOWN AND VILLAGE

231. MECHANTCSBURG, CUMBERLAND CO. l$Opp. 1928 Illus 6.00

MLNIATIJRES OF MECHANI CSBURG . Sketches of events, churches, schools,
newspapers, social life, military activities, etc.

232. MERCERSBURG, FRANKLIN CO. By the Woman's Club. 220pp. 8xlOj.l9ll9. Comp. .. .10.00
THE HISTORY OF "OLD MERCERSBURG", includes early settlers, Indian troubles,
military rolls of the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, events during

the Civil War, schools, trails and roads, Smith's "Black Boys", churches,
mills, forts, list of Civil War soldiers, etc. Family names frequently
appearing in the index; Abbott, Acheson, Adams, Agnew, Alexander, Andrew,
Appel, Armstrong, Bahn, Bard, Beck, Bennet, Bigger, Black, Boyd, Bradley,
Brewer, Brooks, Brown, Brownson, Brubaker, Buchanan, Burgess, Butler, Byers,
Campbell, Carson, Chambers, Clarke, Cook, Cooper, Coyle, Craig, Creigh,
Crilley, Cramer, Cuff, Cunningham, Curley, Cushwa, Dahlman, Davis, Dean,
Dick, Dickey, Divelbiss, Duf field, Dunlap, Eckert, Eckman, Elder, Elliott,
Ellis, Fallon, Fegley, Fendrick, Findley, Gerhart, Geyer, Good, Green,
Grove, Grubb, Hamilton, Harbaugh, Harris, Harrison, Hart, Hassler, Hause,
Hays, Hibgee, Hoch, Hoffeditz, Hoke, Holliday, Hornbraker, Huston, Hyssong,
Irvine, Irwin, Johnson, Johnston, Kerr, Kershner, Kieffer, King, Kirkpatrick,
Kooken, Kreps, Kuhn, Kyle, Lane, Lauderbaugh, Leidy, Little, Long,
Louderbaugh, Lowry, Magaw, Marshall, Martin, Maxwell, Mayer, McAfee,
McAllister, McCauley, McCausland, McCay, McClennan, McClelland, McConnell,
McCoy, McCracken, Mcdillough, McCune, McDonald, McDowell, McElhattan,
McFarland, McFerren, McKinney, McKinstry, Mercer, Metcalfe, Miller, Mills,
Moore, Mowery, Murphy, Murray, Myers, Negley, Nevin, North, Orth, Parker,
Patterson, Patton, Phillips, Porter, Potter, Ramsey, Rankin, Rauch,
Reynolds, Rhea, Rice, Ritchey, Robinson, Rupley, St. Clair, Schaff, Scherer,
Schley, Schnebly, Scott, Scully, Sellers, Selsor, Shaffer, Shannon, Sharar,
Shatzer, Shrader, Small, Smith, Spangler, Speer, Spence, Starliper, Steel,
Steiger, Steritt, Stewart, Stoner, Stouffer, Taggert, Templeton, Thompson,
Trout, Unger, Van Dyke, Waddell, Waidlich, Walker, Watson, Webster, Weiser,
We Lker, Welsh, White, Wilkins, Wilky, Williams, Wilson, Winger, Winters,
Witherow, Witherspoon, Wolf, Wolfe, Work, Wray, Young.

233. MORRISONS COVE TOWNS. By David M. Adams. 3Upp. I9J48. Wprs. Illus 1.00

HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF SOUTHERN MORRISONS COVE TOWNS, Bedford and Blair
Counties. Includes churches, mills, iron industry, schools.

23k. MOUNT UNION, HUNTINGDON CO. By Helen Taylor Hollingshead. 10l+pp.l9l+8 6.00

DO YOU REMEMBER. Includes stories of the country store, livery stable,
village blacksmith, circus parades, tramps, picnics, socials, camp meetings,
sledding parties, skating and many other subjects.

235. MOUNT UNION, HUNTINGDON CO. By Charles Howard Welch. 7£2pp. £j^x:8. 1901. .. .10.00
MOUNT UNION, SHJRLEYSBURG AND SHIRLEY TOWNSHIP. Historical events, vital
statistics and biographical sketches of residents. Illustrated.

236. ROARING SPRING, BLAIR CO. By David M. Adams. 170pp. 1937. Illus 7-00

SEMI-CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF ROARING SPRING, from the time of its first
settlement, and more particularly from its organization in 1887. Biographical
sketches of members of the following families: Acker, Adams, Albright, Bare,
Barley, Blake, Bobb, Bolger, Bowers, Brumbaugh, Butler, Claar, Cree, Curfman,
Daniels, De trick, EcKard,Eidon, Fox, Garber, Garver, Gill, Gorsuch, Green,
Grounds, Hair, Hamilton, Herron, Himes, Hudson, Kauffman, King, Korb, Kurtz,
Litsinger, Lorenz, Martin, Mauk, McGinnis, McKnight, Miller, Myers, Plank,

CITY, TOWN AND VILLAGE

236. cont!d. Pollard, Ritchey, Robinson, Saaers, Shafer, Smith, Snider,
Snyder, Stayer, Stephens, Stoudnour, Sullivan, Vandreau, Vissel, Wertman,
Wike, Williams, Yates, Zook.

236a. Same as above. Paper backs , 5.00

237. ROARING SPRING, BLAIR CO. By Russell B. Garver. 90pp. 1937.Wprs. Illus..2.00
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF ROARING SPRING, 1887-1937. History, program pageant.
Profusely illustrated.

238. SAXTON, BEDFORD CO. By Robert E. Huff & Charles T.Benner. U8pp. 8|xll.

Wprs . Illus trat.^d „ 2 .00

100th ANNIVERSARY, SAXTON-LIB CRTY CENTENNIAL, 18^U-195U. Souvenir progrdm,
historical notes, advertisements, etc.

239. SELINSGROVE, SNYDER CO. By William Marion Schnur.:.l50pp.l9l8. Illus 6.00

SELINSGROVE CHRONOLOGY, l608-l8i;9. Early history of the Forks of the
Susquehanna and of the vicinity of Sunbury, Northumberland, Selinsgrove,
Lewisburg, New Berlin, etc. Indexed.

2i|0. SOMERSET, SOMERSET CO. By Thomas F. Lansberry. 6Upp. 8|xll.l951|.Wprs. . . .3.00
THE SOMERSET SESQUI CENTENNIAL, programme of the events of the celebration
of the l^Oth anniversary of the incorporation of the borough. Illustrated.

2Ul. SOMERSET, SOMERSET CO. By Robert G. Sanner. 96pp. 8x10^. 19 5U .Wprs 5.00

SKETCHED OF SOMERSET SESQUTCENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, 195U. History of the
community, including early settlers, government, churches, schools, industry,
medical, newspapers, military, etc. Profusely illustrated.

21+2. SUNBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND CO. By J.C. Irwin. 66pp. 1910, Wprs. Illus 5.00

REMINISCENCES OF SUNBURY. Early history of Fort Augustus and first settlers;
Thomas Ball, John and James Black, and John Buyers.

2U3. TYRONE, BLAIR CO. By Centennial Com, 2iipp. 8|xll. 1957. Wprs. Illus 2.00

TYRONE BOROUGH CENTENNIAL PROGRAM, 1357-1957. Program of events, history
of town.

2I1I4. TYRONE, BLAIR CO. By W.H. Wilson. 109pp. 1897. Illus 6.00

TYRONE OF TODAY, the gateway of the Alleghenies, includes first settlers,
surrounding communities, professions, churches, schools, industries, business
enterprises, etc. Also, a directory of residents over 15 years of age with
occupation, address and number of persons under 15 years of age in family.

2U5. UPPER STRASBURG, FRANKLIN CO. By M.K. Burgner. 19pp. 1928. wprs 3.00

THE EARLY TRAVELED HIGHWAYS ABOUT UPPER STRASBURG.

2l|6. WAYNESBORO, FRANKLIN CO. By Benjamin Matthias Nead. h 28pp. 1900. Illus. . .10.00
WAYNESBORO CENTENNIAL HISTORY, 1797-1900. History of the town and community.
Early settlers, tax lists 175l and 1786. Revolutionary War muster rolls,
professions, education, churches, industries, etc. General index.

2U7- WINDBER, SOMERSET CO. By Fred C. Doyle. 102pp. 8x10^ Wprs. Illus 5.00

50th ANNIVERSARY, 1897-19-^7. History of the first settlers, coal, lumber,
transportation, medicine, schools, religion, militiry, recreation, etc.

COLLEGES

250. DICKINSON, CUMBERLAND CO. By George Leffingwell Reed. 533pp. 1905 10.00

ALUMNI RECORD OF DICKINSON COLLEGE at Carlisle. Affiliated with the
Methodist Church. General catalogue of officers, faculty and alumni,
including the classes of 1787 to 1908. Data where available includes: place
of birth, namas of parents, career, date of marriage, to whom married, date
of death or last known address. Illustrated. Indexed.

2^1. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL, LANCASTER CO. By Alumni Assn. 22Upp. 1903 6.00

FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE, Lancaster. Catalogue of officers and students
of Franklin College at Lancaster for the years 1787 to 1852 j officers and
students of Marshall College at Mercersburg, Franklin County, for the years
I836 to 1853, and of the union of Franklin College and Marshall College
for the years 1853 to 1903. Names of over 3200 alumni, data where available
includes residence at entrance, place and date of death or residence.
Directed by the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Indexed. Illustrated.

252. GETTYSBURG THEOLOGICAL, ADAMS CO. By Abdel Ross Wentz. 62Upp.l926 10.00

HISTORY OF THE GETTYSBURG THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY of the general synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church and of the United Lutheran Church of Gettysburg.
Lists over 1^00 alumni of the classes of 1826 to 1925. Data on faculty and
alumni and where available gives date and place of birth, names of parents,
career, date of marriage and to whom married, names of children, and date of
death or last known address. Illustrated. Indexed.

253. JUNIATA, HUNTINGDON CO. By Charles C. Ellis. 298pp. 19U7.Ux5... U.00

JUNIATA COLLEGE, I876-I9U6 at HUNTINGDON. A history of seventy years. Affilia-
ted with the Church of the Brethern. Lists members of the faculty and Admini-
stration. Illustrated. Indexed.

25U. JUNIATA, HUNTINGDON CO. By Lewis S. Knepper. 227pp. 1935. Wprs ....7.00

THE ALUMNI RECORD OF JUNIATA COLLEGE, 1876-1935, at Huntingdon. Faculty,
officers and graduates by class, with course, date and to whom married, date
of death or address, degrees, occupation. List of non-graduates in alphabetical
order with year and address. Index to graduates.

255. JUNIATA, HUNTINGDON CO. By David Emmert. 183pp. 1901. £5x8. Illus 5.00

REMINISCENCES OF JUNIATA COLLEGE, 1876-1901, at Huntingdon. Personal

memories of early days. Church of the Brethern.

256. LAFAYETTE, NORTHAMPTON CO. By Selden J. Coffin. i|29pp. 1879. Illus 8.00

RECORD OF THE MEN OF LAFAYETTE, 1836-1879, at Easton. Historical sketches

of the college and biographical sketches of its alumni and former students.
Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. Date where available includes j
date and place of birth, residence at entrance, career, date and place of
death. Indexed.

257. LAFAYETTE, NORTHAMPTON CO. By John Franklin Stonecipher. 8ll*pp. 1913... 10. 00
BIOGRAPHICAL CATALOGUE OF LAFAYETTE, 1832-1912, at Easton. Affiliated with

the Presbyterian Church. Trustees, faculty and over 7300 alumni. Date
where available includes: place and date of birth, residence at entrance,
activities, degrees, career, date and place of death or address. Indexed.

COLLEGES

2^8. LOG, BUCKS CO. By A. Alexander. 369pp. U|x7|. 181j5 6.00

THE LOG COLLEGE, at Neshaminy. Biographical sketches of the founder and
principal alumni of the early classical school of the Presbyterian Church,
together with an account of the revivals of religion, under their ministry.
Includes memoirs of the Reverends: Wm. Tenant, Sr., Gilbert Tennent, John
Tennent, Wm. Tennent, Jr., Charles Tennent, Samuel Blair, John Blair, Samuel
Finley, Wm. Robinson, John Rowland, and Charles Beatty.

2fj9. MARSHALL, FRANKLIN CO. By Theodore Appel. 3l|8pp. 1886. 5 x 7j 5.00

LIFE AT MARSHALL COLLEGE, at Mercersburg, from 18.39 to 18U5. A narrative

with references to Dr. J.F. Berg, Rev. Albert Barnes, Judge Joel Jones, Rev.

H.L. Rice, Rev. Jacob H elf ens tela, President James Buchanan, Harriet Lane,

Rev. James R. Reily, Dr. Frederick A. Rauch, and others.

260. Pl2NNSYLVAT.JIA, ADAMS CO. By E.S. Breidenbaugh. l;75pp. 1882. Illus 10.00

HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, at Gettysburg. Portraits of faculty

members and officers. Affiliated with the Lutheran Church. Biographical
sketches of instructors and personal records of students of the classes of
183^ to 1881. Nam^s of over 2700 alumni. Data where available includes:
date and place of birth, names of parents, activities, career, date of
marriage, to whom married, place and date of death.

261. PENNSYLVANIA STATE, CENTRE CO. By Alumni Assn. i|30 pp. 1935. Wprs 5.00

THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY, THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE, at State College

1861 to 1935. Lists over 12,000 graduates and former students. Name
changed 1955 to THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY. Contents include: the
Alumni Association, Alumni Clubs, alphabetical list, class list and
geographical list. Data where available includes class, degree, course,
occupation, address or date of death.

262. PENNSYLVANIA STATE, CENTRE CO. By Wayland Fuller Dunaway. 5UOpp.l9H6. . .6.00
HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE, 1853-19U6, at State College,

now THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY. Indexed and illustrated.

263. WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON, WASHINGTON CO. 526pp. 1889 12.00

BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL CATALOGUE OF WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
General catalogue of Jefferson College at Canonsburg from the time it was
chartered, in 1802, until its union with Washington College, in 1865.

General catalogue of Washington College at Washington from the time it was
chartered, in 1806, until its union with Jefferson College, in 1865. General
catalogue of Washington and Jefferson College at Washington from the union
of the colleges until I889. Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. Data
where available includes: place and date of birth, names of parents, career,
date of marriage, to whom married, and last known address.

26U. WESTERN THEOLOGICAL, ALLEGHENY CO. By alumni Assn. 355pp. 1908 7.00

THE BULLETIN OF THE WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, BIOGRAPHICAL CATALOGUE,
at Pittsburgh. Lists the trustees, directors and faculty. Names of over
2,000 alumni, indexed for the classes of 1827 to 1909. Data where available
includes: date and place of birth, degrees, career, date and to whom married,
place and date of death or address.

COUNTIES

300. BEDTJllD, ANNALS. By William P. Schell. 87pp. 1907. Wprs 7.00

THE ANNALS OF BEDFORD COUNTY, consisting of condensed sketches of the most
important events which occurred during the century from 1750 to 18 50,
prepared for Old Home Week, Aug. I4-IO, 1907.

301. BEDFORD, ANNIVERSARY. By Sijnon Michael Lutz. 32pp. 5x7^. 19U6. Wprs,... 2. 00
NOTES AND SKETCHES OF EARLY BEDFORD COUNTY HISTORY. A souvenir of the 175th
anniversary of the county and 150 th anniversary of Bedford Borough, celebrated
March 9, 19U6. Illustrated.

302. BEDFORD, HISTORY. By William L. Byers, Annie M. Gilchrist and Frank McCoy.

l|9pp. I92J4. Wprs 6.00

BRIEF HISTORY OF BEDFORD COUNTY; boroughs, villages and townships, pioneer

days. Ernst family massacre. Soldiers of World War I.

303. BEDFORD, LOST BROTHERS. By C. Jeffries. 23pp 8|xll.l9U2. Binder 3.00

THE LOST BROTHERS, a narrative of truth or death of George and Joseph Cox

of Bedford County, who perished in the Allegheny Mountains in the month of
April, 1856. Typed from the 1857 printing.

30lu BEDFORD, LOST BROTHERS. By C.Jeffries. UJjpp. I898 reprint. Wprs... 3.00

THE LOST BROTHERS, a thrilling narrative of truth, being a collection of
facts in reference to the death of George and Joseph Cox, who perished in
the Allegheny Mountains, in the month of April, 1856. Sons, aged 7 and 5>
of Samuel Cox, whose bodies were found in the forest through dreams at
three different times by Jacob Dibert.

305. BEDFORD, LOST CHILDREN. By C.R. McCarthy. 63pp. kx6. I9H4 Wprs. Illus. .. .5.00
THE LOST CHILDREN OF THE ALLEGHENIES, and how they were found through a dream.
Includes contents of a letter written in 1888, by the wife of Jacob Dibert

who through dreams found the locality and bodies of the Cox children. Also
an account of a dream by a son of Jacob Dibert whereby Miss Cidney Griffith
who was lost in the Allegheny Mountains in 1887, was found alive. Obituary
of Mrs. Susanna Cox, widow of Samuel, parents of the Cox children. Civil War
services of Samuel Cox.

306. BEDFORD, LOST CHILDREN. By W.P. Zimmerman. lU6pp. n.d. Wprs. Illus 6.00

THE LOST CHILDREN OF THE ALLEGHENIES, found by a dream. The story of the

death of George and Joseph Cox who perished in the mountains in the month
of April, 1856. Versified. Also articles on religious subjects.

307. BEDFORD, REMINISCENCES. By Hon. William M. Hall. 269pp. 5x7^. .1890. .. .8.00
REMINISCENCES AND SKETCHES, historical and biographical, by the President

Judge of the 16th Judicial District; includes sketches of the lives of
Thaddeus Stevens, David Alexander, Simon Kenton, Simon Girty, William
Kreighbaum, Isaac Lippel, Andrew J. Ogle, Esq., and David Lewis-the Robber.

308. BLAIR, ARCHIVES. By Works Project Administration. 293pp. I9I4L... 6.00

INVENTORY OF THE ARCHIVES OF BLAIR COUNTY, containing a history of the county,
the powers and duties of the county officials and records maintained and
preserved by each office. Indexed.

309. BLAIR, CENTENNIAL. By Centennial Com. 80pp. 8|xll. 19l*6. Wprs 2.00

BLAIR COUNTY CENTENNIAL CEL3 RATION, 19)46. Souvenir program, advertisements,
historical pageant and events. Chronological history by W. Ray Metz. Illus.

COUNTIES

310. BLAIR, CENTENNIAL. By George A. Wolf . 528pp. 19U5. Illus 5.00

BLAIR COUNTY '3 FIRST HUNDRED TEARS, I8I4.6-I9U6, a symposium prepared by the
Blair County Historical Society in commemoration of the one hundredth
anniversary of the establishment of the county: the incorporation of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and the erection of the Elias Baker Mansion,
now the Society's home. Includes various articles written by the following
named historians: David M. Adams, H.K. Anders, Percy ¥. Bair, George D.Blair,Jr.,
Rev. George F. Boggs, Thomas V. Bowen, J. Elvin Brumbaugh, Marion G. Burket,
Martin Burket, Janes E. Butts, Ruth M. Fleck, A. Ray Flenner, Rev. Jeremiah P.
Flynn, Ivan E. Garver, L. Pellman Glover, Dr. Roy W. Goshorn, Fred G.Grimshaw,
Rev. Clayton A. Grnybill, Rev. Ralph J.Harrity, Rev. Warren H.Hayes, Harry P.
Hays, William L. Hicks, Floyd G. Hoenstine, Donald J. Howard, Harry A. Jacobs,
Harry L. Johnston, Rev. I.B. Kensinger, Rev. Harry C. Kief f el, K. Virginia
Krick, Dr. Harry L. Kriner, Paul Kurtz, Norman F. Lane, Eugene Lantz, Elmer
Leigh ty, Harry A. McGraw, Rev. Dr. Francis A. McNeils, Eleanore Wilson Maurer,
W. Ray Metz, Rev. H.C. Michael, M.A. Miller, Matthew M. Morrow, Grace B.Mosser,
Victor A. Notopoulos, William Ibubler.Pequignot, Dr. Leonard N. Ray, Herman
S.Reifsnyder, A. Pauline Rhodes, John H. Robertson, Leon R. Samuel, Jesse C.
Sell, Col. Henry W. Shoemaker, Robert B. Smith, Ella M. Snowberger, Eleanore H.
Steckman, Rev. Dr. Carey S. Thomas, Anne D. Wolf, George A. Wol::>, Ralph T.
Wolfgang, John Woodcock, Jane Wright, Mary Bair Wright, Rev. Wesley N.
Wright. Completely indexed and profusely illustrated.

311 . BLAIR, GEOLOGY . By Franklin Piatt. 311pp . 6x8j. .1881 . Illus 7 .00

SECOND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, with 35 page illustrations and an atlas of Ik ,
sheets of the colored map of Morrisons Cove, includes geography, topography,
and information on the following: coal, limestone, iron, zinc and lead.

312. BLAIR, HISTORY. By E. Marie Lentz. 122pp. 5x7^. 1938. Wprs 3.00

A HISTORY OF BLAIR COUNTY. A project by students and teachers of the social
studies department of the Alto na Senior High School for use in the study of
local history in the schools.

313. BLAIR, HISTORY. By Grace Smeltzer, 128pp. 1951*. Comp. Illus U.00

BLAIR COUNTY, YESTERDAY AND TODAY, prepared for the grade school children

of Altoona, by the teachers of the fourth grade. Profusely illustrated.

3H4. BLAIR, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Samuel T. Wiley and W. Scott Garner.
602pp. 8|xll. 1892. Illustrated 20.00

BIOGRAPHICAL AND PORTRAIT CYCLOPEDIA OF BLAIR COUNTY. History of the county,
towns and townships, military, church, professions, industries, schools, etc.
Biographical sketches of members of the following families: Aker, Ake,
Alexander, Allen, Ambrose, Amies, Arney, Arthur, Aukerman, Aultz, Baker,
Bare, Barron, Bartley, Bassler, Bell, Berlin, Besant, Beyer, Biehl,
Blackburn, Blair, Blose, Bobb, Books, Bowles, Boyles, Brammell, Brandt,
Brennecke, Brenaman, Bridenbaugh, Brombach, Brotherlin, Buchanan, Bunker,
Burchfield, Burke, Burley, Burket, Burkholder, Bush, Bushman, Calderwood,
Calvin, Canan, Cassanave, Cass, Cherry, Clapper, Clark, Clingerman, Coffey,
Coffman, Cole, Coleman, Collin, Condron, Confer, Cowen, Craine, Crawford,
Criswell, Crowley, Crum, Crumbaker, Crosthwaite, Cryder, Cunningham, Curry,
Davis, Davison, Dean, Delaney, Dern, Diehl, Donelly, Dunmire, Earlenbaugh,
Eberman, Eicholtz, Elway, Elliott, Ellsworth, Enzbrenner, Ermine, Evans,
Ewing, Fair, Fay, Ferguson, Fisher, Fleck, Flanigan, Flick, Flynn, Forgeus,
Forney, Fouse, Fox, Fraser, Frazer, Funk, Gardner, Geesey, Gheer, Gils on,
Gill am, Glunt, Gray, Graffius, Green, Greena, Greevy, Guyer, Gwin, Haines,
Halfpenny, Halton, Hamilton, Hamlin, Hamor, Hammond, Hare, Harnish, Hart,

COUNTIES

3Xli- Cont'd. Hartman, Hawksworth, Hearn, Heess, Helms, Heinsling, Henshey,
Hewit, Hewitt, Hicks, Hileman, Hiller, Hoelle, H°guej, Holliday, Homer, Hooper,
Hoover, Hostler, Hoyer, Huff, Hughes, Humes, Hunter, Hutchison, Ike,
Isenberg, Isett, Irwin, Jackson, Jenks, Jones, Keeler, Keith, Kellerman,
Kelly, Kendig, Kinkead, Kimberling, Kipple, Klemmert, Kline, Kloss, Kyle,
Lamade, Landis, LaPorte, Laughman, Law, Layman, Leader, Leatherman, Lehrsch,
Leighty, Leisenring, Lehman, Leet, Lemon, Levengood, Liebegott, Linton, Long,
Lotz, Loudon, Love, Lowrie, Lytle, Mackey, McAllister, McCahan, McCamant,
McCarthy, McCauley, McClain, McClellan, McCoy, McCullough, McDermitt,
McDowell, McFarland, McFarlin, McFeeley, Mcintosh, McKee, McMaster, Marshall,
Mathers, Meadville, Mechan, Metzker, Miller, Mitchell, Moffitt, Mohr, Molloy,
Montgomery, Moore, Morrison, Morrow, Murray, Neason, Neff, No well, Oatman,
O'Connor, O'Neil, O'Reilly, Osborne, Osman, Over, Parker, Patterson, Pennock,
Plummer, Price, Porter, Powall, Pruner, Raugh, Ray, Ramey, Reamey, Reem,
Reed, Reifsnyder, Rhine, Rhodes, Rittman, Roberdeau, Robinson, Robison,
Roelofs, Rohrer, Roller, Ross, Sausser, Schmucker, Sell, Shaw, Shellenberger,
Shelley, Shimer, Shollar, Sholly, Shuff, Sink, Slep, Smith, Sneeringer,
Snively, Snyder, Spang, Sparr, Spanogle, Spendley, Sprankle, Stahl, Stephens,
Stevens, Stern, Stewart, Stich, Stone, Study, Stultz, Symington, Taylor,
Thompson, Tierney, Trout, Van Brunt, Vogt, Waite, Walter, Waring, Watts,
Weaver, Webber, Wviiser, Wentzel, Westley, Wheatley, Whitbred, White, Wigton,
Wilson, Wilmore, Winn, Winter, Wolf, Wood, Woodcock, Woodle, Wray, Terger,
Tingling, Ton, Zeigler.

315. BLAIR, HISTORT & BIOGRAPHT. By Jesse C. Sell. 972pp. 6%cl0j. 1911.Illus.20.00
TWENTIETH CENTURT HIS TORT OF ALTOONA AND BLAIR CQUNTT, and representative
citizens. History of the county, towns and townships, military, church,
civic, church, professions, industries, schools, etc. Biographical sketches
of members of the following families: Acker, Ackers, Acklin, Africa, Ake,
Alexander, Allen, Allender, Amies, Anderson, Applebaugh, Bachert, Baish,
Baker, Baldrige, Bankert, Banks, Bare, Barr, Beam, Beaston, Beck, Beckman,
Beegle, Bell, Bender, Beyer, Biddle, Black, Blair, Blodget, Blose, Bobb,
Bock, Bonn, Bolger, Bonebreak, Book, Books, Bottenfield, Bouslough, Bowers,
Bowles, Bowser, Boyer, Boyce, Boyles, Bradley, Brotherline, Brown, Brua,
Brabaker, Brumbaugh, Buck, Burget, Burns, Bu;:-h, Calderwood, Calvin, Camerer,
Canan, Carn, Carper, Cass, Casanave, Chamberlin, Charles, Cherry, Clapper,
Clark, Clemson, Clouse, Cochran, Colclesser, Cole, Coleman, Coltabaugh,
Colvin, Condron, Confer, Conrad, Corl, Cornelius, Cowen, Cox, Craine,
Crawford, Creighton, Crider, Crissman, Culp, Dav export, Davis, Dean, Delaney,
Delozier, Dern, Detrick, Detwiler, Dick, Dickson, Diehl, Pilling, Dively,
Dixon, Douglass, Downing, Downs, Doyle, Dudley, Durborrow, Dysart, Eckenlaub,
Elder, Eldon, Ellswortli, Emfield, Engstrom, Farrand, Fay, Feather, Fickes,
Fider, Figart, Findley, Fisher, Fleck, Flenner, Flick, Fluke, Fogel, Ford,
Forsht, Fox, Franciscus, Fraser, Freemen, Fuosfl, Furry, Galley, Gal land,
Garber, Gardner, Garman, Garner, Garver, Garvey, Geesey, Gheer, Gibbs, Giles,
Gill, (lingerie, Gleichert, Glenn, Glessner, Good, Graffius, Grau, Grazier,
Greene, Greevy, Gromiller, Gurd, Haagen, Haberacker, Haffly, Hagerty, Hagey,
Hahn, Hair, Hall, Haller, Halton, Hamilton, Hammond, Hamor, Hancuff, Hare,
Harnish, Harps ter, Hart, Hartman, Hazenstab, Hegerty, Heinsling, Henderson,
Henry, Herbert, Hershberger, Hess, Hetrick, Heverly, Hicks, Hileman, Hiller,
Hillis, Hirt, Hoover, Howard, Hoyer, Hughes, Humes, Hurd, Ickes, Igo, Irvin,
Irvine, Irwin, Isenberg, Jacobs, Johnston, Jones, Kagarise, Kauffman,
Kazmaier, Keagy, Keasey, Keith, Keller, Kelly, Kenote, Kensinger, Ketring,
Kinch, King, Kirsch, Klepser, Kloss, Krider, Kuhn, Kunsman, Kurtz, Kyper,
Lamade, Landis, Layman, Leberfinger, Leisenring, Levengood, Lingafelt,
Lingenfelter, Lininger, Lloyd, Long, Loose, Lorenz, Lotz, Loudon, Lowrie,

COUNTIES

315. Cont'd. Lowther, Lukenbach, Lupfer, Lytle, McBurney, McCarthy,
McCauley, McClain, McConahy, McCullough, McDowell, McFarland, McGarrah,
McGarvey, McGough, Mclntire, McKee, McKillip, McKnight, McLanahan, Mackey,
Madden, Magehan, Manley, Manlove, Marks, Markley, Martin, Martz, Mathes,
Matthews, Means, Meek, Meek, Mentzer, Metz, Metzger, Miller, Mil'liken,
Mock, Molloy, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Morrow, Moyer, Mummert,
Murray, Musser, Nason, Neff, Nelson, Neuwahl, Norris, No well, Ober, Oburn,
O'Neill., Orr, Osborne, Over, Owens, Parker, Parks, Parsons, Patterson,
Patton, Peck, Piper, Plack, Plummer, Pott?, Pownall, Preston, Ramey, Ray,
Reed, Reilly, Reiser, Replogle, Rhodes, Riebenack, Riggle, Ritchey, Roberts,
Robeson, Robison, Rodkey, Rodrigue, Root, Ross, Roudabush, Royer, Russell,
Sauer, Sausser, Scheeline, Scott, Seedenburg, Sell, Sellers, Shade, Sharbaugh,
Shaw, Sherman, Shinier, Shirey, Shoemaker, Shoenberger, Shoenfelt, Shollar,
Showalter, Shriver, Shultz, Sigrist, Simon, Sipes, Slippey, Small, Smeltzer,
Smith, Snively, Snoberge.r, Snyder, Sorrick, Spang, Sparr, Spealman, Sprankle,
Stayer, Stern, Stevens, Stewart, S^iffler, Stine, Stom, Stone, Stoner,
Straesser, Strehle, Stulz, Stultz, Suckling, Swanger, Tate, Taylor, Teeter,
Thomas, Thompson, Tipton, Tobin, Treese, Trout, Troutwine, Tussey, Van
Allman, Vogt, Walker, Walter, Walters, Walton, Waple, Ward, Wareham, Warfel,
Waring, Weaver, Weber, Weest, Weir, Wertman, Wertz, Wertzberger, White,
Whittaker, Wike, Wiley, Williamyon, Wilson, Wilt, Wineland, Winter, Wisler,
Witherow, Witter, Wolf, Wolff, Wood, Woodcock, Wray, Wyerman, Yeater,
Teckley, Tingling, Young, Zook.

316. BLAIR, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Tarring S. Davis. 527pp.7xlO^. 1931 11. £0

HISTORY OF BLAIR COUNTY. Two Volumes, Pub. by National Historical Assn.

3l6a Vol. 1. 322 pages Illustrated 7.00

Early settlers, Indian wars and the Revolution, the Allegheny Portage
Railroad, the Altoona War Conference, town, townships, schools, professions,
churches, the Pennsylvania Rai.lroad, list of World War I soldiers.
316 b. Vol. II. 205 pages, portraits 6.00

Biographical sketches of members of the following families: Allen, Anderson,
Andrew, Anglemyer, Arter, Auker, Aultman, Bailey, Bartley, Bassler,
Baumgardner, Beaver, Beck, Beringer, Bice, Biddle, Bobb, Bonn, Bollinger,
Bonebreak, Bowman, Brode, Brantlinger, Brua, Brumbaugh, Burget, Burd, Burket,
Butts, Canole, Capers, Calvin, Calderwood, Canan, Cams, Carper, Cassidy,
Chamberlain, Clare, Clark, Clarke, Cleaves, Cliber, Clos3on, Coates, Cole,
Condron, Corn, Cook, Craig, Crane, Crawford, Cri swell, Crissman, Crossman,
Crum, Culp, Daniels, Davis, Decker, Deeghan, DeRenzo, Diehl, Dillon, Dively,
Dodson, Donovan, Dougherty, Drass, Duff, Dughi, Edwards, Edmondson, Eisenhart,
Elliott, Elway, Erdly, Farran, Fawber, Fee, Filer, Findley, Fisher, Fleck,
Fleisher, Flick, Fluke, Forbes, Forsht, Fraker,Friedly, Fritsche, Fusco, Gaenzle,
Galbraith, Garber, Garver, Geisler, Gettman, Giacchelli, Gilbert, Glasgow,
Glass, Glover, Goetz, Gorsuch, Graham, Green, Greene, Greer, Grimshaw, Gromiller,
Grossman, Gruver, Guyer, Hair, Hall, Handwork, Hammel, Ham.ilton, Hannum, Hatch,
Hartman,Harshbarger, Heller, Hendricks, Helsel, Hennaman, Henry, Her sperger, Hess,
Hicks, Hilbert, Hite, Hill er, Hileman, Hoenstine, Hooker, Hoover, Hostler,
Houseman, Housum, Hughes, Hull, HU-rst, Irvin, Ivory, Jewett, Johnson,
Johnston, Jones, Jubelirer, Karns, Kazmaier, Keagy, Kerns, Keller, Keisel,
Kimes, King, Knox, Koelle, Kreiter, Kuny, Kulp, Kurtz, Lafferty, Lang,
Lambert, Lass, Lather 0, Leedom, Liebegott, Line, Lingafelt, Lingenfelter,
Litz, Lloyd, Logue, Long, Lorenz, Loudon, Lowrie, Magee, Martin, Mauk,
Mallery, Mathewson, Matthews, Mattern, MacCartney, MacKinley, Mackey,
McAllister, McBurney, McCort, McCullough, McDowell, McDonnell, McLanahan,
McMurray, Meek, Merryman, Meyers, Miller, Mingle, Mock, Montgomery,

COUNTIES

316. Cont'd. Morrell, Morrow, Moses, Mulch, Munley, Nason, Nophsker,
O'Brien, O'Leary, Orr, Over, Palmer, Parker, Park-'nson, Pearce, Peffer,
Perry, Pensyl, Pershing, Phelps, Piper, Preston, Price, Prosser, Prough,
Querry, Ray, Reed, Replogle, Riddell, Rigg, Ritchey, Robinson, Roher,
Romberger, Royer, Sabathne, Sanderson, Salmond, Santella, Scheeline, Scholl,
Schillin, Seads, Seidel, Sell, Sellers, Shaffer, Shearer, Shoemaker, Shollar,
Silverman, Skelly, Slep, Smith, Smiley, Snively, Snyder, Sollenberger, Sommer,
Spillane, Stern, Stephens, Stevens, Stine, Stitzel, Stake, Stokes, Stroup,
Stout, Stufft, Stultz, Taylor, Thompson, Tillard, Tippery, Tobias, Trou twine,
Turnbaugh, Turner, Twitmire, Vanneman, Vail, Varnes, Vaughn, Vogt, Wade,
Wagner, War f el, Weeot, Weining, Wharton, Wike, Wilt, Williams, Wilson,
Willoughby, Woodcock, Woomer, Wright, Wymer, Tost, Zazzara, Zern.

317. BLAIR, IRON WORK'), By David M. Adams. 23pp. 1938. Wprs. Illus 3.00

HISTORY OF BLAIR COUNTY IRON WORKS, including a number of furnaces, forges

and rolling mills in adjoining districts. Biographical sketches of the
iron-masters. Profusely illustrated.

318. BLAIR, POST OFFICES & PLACE NAMES. 9Upp. 19^7. Wprs 2.00

BLAIR COUNTY'S POSTAL HISTORY, compiled from letters, clippings and other
documents in the possession of J.Elvin Brumbaugh.

BLAIR COUNTY PLACE NAMES, including present and former names of all towns
and villages, together with the names of all natural features such as
mountains, streams, etc., and points of historic interest, by Harry A.McGraw.

319. BLAIR, SEMI-CENTENNIAL. By Charles B. Clark. 116pp. 6x9j. I896 6.00

A HISTORY OF BLAIR COUNTY, from its earliest settlement, and more particularly
from its organization, in I8I4.6 to June I896. Containing a map of the City of
Altoona, a description of the boroughs and smaller towns, prepared as a
souvenir for the semi-centennial celebration, June 11 & 12, I896.

320. BLAIR, SCHOOLS. By T.S. Davis. 92pp. 1933. Wprs i;.00

THE SCHOOLS OF PENNSYLVANIA, with particular reference to those of Blair
County. The beginning of free schools, early schools of the county,
teacher's institute, reports and recommendations by the County Superintendent
of Schools Tarring S. Davis.

321. CAMBRIA, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Henry Wilson Storey. 3 vol. 181+U pp.
6^x10. 1907. Illustrated , 27. £0

HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY, with genealogical memoirs, Indian tribes in the
Conemaugh Valley, pioneer settlers, trails and roads, the Pennsylvania
Canal, the old and new Portage Railroad, the Johnstown Flood, industries.

321a. Vol. I, History of t .3 county. 590pp 10.00

Family names frequently listed in the index: Adams, Barker, Campbell, Canan,
Collins, Gallitzin, Geary, Goughnour, Hastings, Horner, Johns, King,
Levergood, Linton, McGuire, Morrell, Moxham, Pershing, Potts, Roberts, Rose,
Swank, Vickroy.

321b. Vol. II, History of the county, continued. Biography. 575PP 10.00

Family names frequently listed in index and with biographical sketches:
Barker, Barnhart, Berkley, Black, Blough, Bonacker, Bostert, Brixner, Bryan,
Burke, Butland, Camp, Campbell, Cobaugh, Coster, Cover, Covode, Davis,
Dibert, Decker, Downey, Dunlap, DuPont, Elder, Fite, Flanagan, Fritz,
Fronheiser, Fulton, Gageby, Glock, Graham, Green, Griffith, Hads, Haight,
Hamilton, Higgins, Hite, Hodge, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Judy, Kane, Keafer,
King, Kirkendall, Kittell, Kopelin, Lapsley, Larimer, Lewis, Linton,
Litzinger, Lowman, McCune, Marbourg, Matthews, McCormick, McElcarr, Metzger,

COUNTIES

321b Cont'd. Morrell, O'Connell, Orr, Pershing, Potts, Rose, Ryckman,
Sheridan, Shick, Shryock, Sipe, Skelly, Spangler, Stackhouse, Stenger,
Storey, Suter, Swank, Vickroy, Waters, Wertz, White, Yutzy.

321c} Vol. III. Biographical sketches of families as listed in the index: Adams,
AHen,Alwine, Arble, B ade, Bailey, Baldwin, Ban tly,Barne J, Barnhart, Bearer,
Beattly, Beegle, Bellstein, Belter, Bender, Bennett, Bentz, Bergman, Beuler,
Bischof, Blair, Blaugh, Bohan, Bole, Bolsinger, Boone, Border, Born, Bougher
Bowden, Bowman, Boyle, Boyts, Bracken, Bradley, Brallier, Brandler, Broad,
Brotz, Brown, Bryan, Buck, Burgoon, Burket, Burkhart, Burns, Caddy, Caldwell,
Callan, Campbell, Canan, Carney, Carthew, Chrissey, Clinger, Cole, Coleman,
Confer, Connelly, Conrad, Cook, Cooper, Coulter, Cover, Cox, Coyle, Cramer,
Croyle, Crum, Csucska, Custer, Dang es, Davies, David, Dawson, Decker,
Deckert, Delozier, Demp?,ey, Denny, Deny, Dibert, Dick, Dietz, Dimond,
Dotterer, Dowling, Dowhes, Dunmire, Earych, Edwards, Eicher, Endsley,
Entwisle, Ervin, Sstsp, Esterly, Evans, Faber, Faith, Farabaugh, Fend
Fender, Ferguson, F err ell, Fichtner, Flig, Fisher, Fitzharris, Flick, Foulke,
Foust, Fox, Frank, Franke, Frederick, Frye, Fulton, Fuss ell, Fyock, Gaffney,
Gageby, Gallagher, Gardner, Garretson, Geer, Geiselhart, Gerhardt, Gigliotti,
Glass, Glitsch, Gocher, Goenner, Goff, Gojsovic, Golde, Goodfellow, Grady,
Gray, Greer, Griffith, Gruber, Hager, Hall, Hannan, Harris, Harshberger,
Hassinger, Hasson, Hay, Haynes, Headrick, Heinze, Henderson, Hershberger,
Heslop, Hetrick, Higson, Hinchman, Hines, Hochstine, Hoerle, Hofecker,
Hoffman, Hohman, Honan, Hoover, Home, Horner, Hornick, Houck, Hubbard,
Hudson, Huebner, Hughes, Hull, Hummel, Huntley, I tell, Jacoby, James,
Johnston, Jones, Karl, Kauffman, Kaylor, Keafer, Keim, Keller, Kennedy,
Kephart, Kern, King, Kinkead, Kirby, Kist, Kline, Knee, Kniss, Knuff, Koch,
Krebs, Kress, Kreiger, Kuntz, LaFrance, Lampman, Lantzy, Lauffer, Lavelle,
Leech, Lehman, Leitenberger, Lenhart, Leventry, Levergood, Lewis,
Lingenfelter, Linton, Litzinger, Lloyd, Lockard, Lohr, Lorentz, Love, Lowman,
Ludwig, Maneval, Marcella, Marker, Martvon, Masters, Mathaldi, Mathiot,
Matthews, Mayer, McAnulty, McBride, McCahan, McClain, McClarren, McCue,
McDermott, McKee, McKeever, McMillen, McNeelis, McPike, Mentch, Michael,
Michel, Miller, Minahan, Montverda, Moore, Morgan, Muehlhauser, Mullen,
Murdock, Murphy, Murr, Myers, Nagle, O'Connor, Oldham, O'Leary, Opperman,
Osborn, Oswald, Ott, Overdorff, Palliser, Parrish, Parsons, Patch, Paul,
Peach, Peden, Pender, Pendry, Penrod, Peterson, Pfarr, Pfeil, Pfeister,
Piper, Piro, Plunkett, Price, Preist, Pringle, Quinn, Quirk, Raab, Reade,
Reaia, Reed, Reese, Replogle, Reynolds, Rink, Ritter, Roberts, Robison,
Roland. Rose, Rosens teel, Roth, Rowland, Rutledge, Ryan, Sagerson, Saly,
Sanderson, Sanker, Scanlan, Scharrti.rinn, Schenkemeyer, Scherer, Schmidt,
Schuller, Schultz, Schwab, Sechler, Sedlmeyer, Shaffer, Shank, Sharbaugh,
Sharkey, Sheehan, Shissler, Shoemaker, Shoff, Short, Shrever, Shumaker, Sipe,
Siter, Slater, Slattery, Slick, Smith, Snook, Snowden, Spangler, Speice,
Speiglehalter, Spenger, Stackhouse, Stammelbach, Stephens, Stibich,
Stineman, Storm, Stotts, Straub, Stremel, Strickler, Strittmatter, Strong,
Stuber, Stull, Statzman, Suppes, Swan, Swank, Swope, Taylor, Thomas,
Thompson, Tibbott, Tice, Tittle, Trabold, Trefts, Trent, Tross, Troxell,
Turner, Van Wert, Veres, Van Lunen, Wagoner, Wakefield, Walker, Walkinshaw,
Walters, Waters, Watkins, Weaver, Weeks, Weigle, Weimer, Wendell, Westover,
Wheeling, Widdersheim, Widmann, Wike, Wild, Wilson, Wirt, Wissinger, Wood,
Woodriff, itfoolf, Woy, Wyland, Wysel, Young, Zimmerman.

COUNTIES

322. CAMBRIA, PIONEERS. By James M. Swank. 138pp. 1910. 6|xlO 6.00

CAMBRIA COUNTY PIONEERS. A collection of brief biographical and other
sketches relating to the early history of the county, includes the founding

of the Johnstown Tribune, Peter Goughnour's reminiscences, revelations of
an old ledger, Rev. Shadrack Howell Terry, recollections of early Johnstown,
Edwin Augustus Vickroy, John Royer, Major John Linton, the building of the
Cambria Iron Works, Hon. Daniel Johnson Morrell, Major George Nelson Smith,
Dr. William Anthony Smith, Judge James Potts, Judge Cyrus L. Pershing, Col.
Jacob M. Campbell, Alexander Chesterfield Mull in, Samusl Bell McCormick, a
reminiscence of President Zackary Taylor, John Fritz, a lesson from the
Johnstown Flood.

323. CENTRE, INDIAN BATTLE. By John H. Chatham. 122pp. 1913 5x7 Wprs 7.00

STORY OF THE INDIAN STEPS, versified story of the great battle of the

Lenni Lenape-Susquehannocks War of 1635, from story by Henry W. Shoemaker.

321;. CLEARFIELD, HISTORY. By Thomas Lincoln Wall. 296pp. 1925. 5^x8. Illus. 5. 00
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PRESENT AND PAST. School edition, includes natural
features, early settlers, stories of early time, Indian occupation, education,
industries, towns, townships. Family names of taxable inhabitants in 1806
when the county was formed: Anderson, Allen, Askey, Bailey, Bean, Beaty,
Beers, Bell, Bloom, Boyd, Bramon, Carothers, Carson, Cline, Clover, Cochran,
Collins, Conaway, Cook, Coulter, Cowhart, Crea, Cresswell, Crowell,
Cunningham, Davis, Deal, Dennis, Dunlap, England, Erhart, Ewing, Fen ton,
Peitwell, Ferguson, Finall, Flegal, Frazier, Fry, Gallagher, Galloway,
Gearhart, Goss, Graham, Green, Hall, Haney, Hanna, Hartshorn, Hepburn, Hess,
Hoover, Howry, Hunter, Irwin, Jordan, Kephart, Kirk, Kyler, Leathers, Leonard,
Lewis, Ligat, Litz, Mapes, Maxwell, McClure, McCormick, McCracken, McGee,
Moore, Ogden, Owens, Passmore, Patterson, Pierce, Reed, Reynold---!, Ricketts,
Robinson, Scofield, Shimmel, Shirley, Smeal, Stephens, Straw, Tate, Turner,
Underwood, Weiser, Welch, Weld, Williams, Wilson, Winters, Young.

325. CLEARFIELD, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Roland D. Swoope, Jr. 98lpp. 1911.
8jxl0|. Illustrated 20.00

TWENTIETH CENTURY HISTORY OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY, and representative citizens.
includes Indian occupation, land titles, early settlers, military, civic,
industries, townships, towns, etc. Biographical sketches of members of the
following families: Adamson, Adileman, Ake, Alexander, Ardary, Arnold,
Augenbaugh, Bailey, Ball, Barnett, Barrett, Baummer, Beatty, Beauseigneur,
Beish, Bell, Bellis, Bensinger, B©tts, Beyer, Bickford, Bigler, Bilger,
Billotte, Bird, Blakeslee, Blandly, Bloom, Boag, Boa]., Bonsall, Boone, Boose,
Borst, Bouch, Boulton, Bowman, Boyce, Boyer, Boyle, Bressler, Breth, Briel,
Brothers, Brown, Bryan, Buterbaugh, Byers, Caldwell, Calkins, Campbell,
Campman, Carr, Casey, Cathcart, Chapman, Chase, Chick, Clary, Cole, Coleman,
Collins, Conley, Connor, Cooker, Copelin, Comely, Corp, Coudriet, Cowder,
Cowen, Cox, Craig, Croyl, Curry, Dale, Darr, Davidson, Davis, Davison,
DeHass, Denling, Densham, Derminer, Derrick, Dewalt, Diehl, Diem, Dietz,
Doherty, Doll, Dotts, Draucker, DuBois, Dunlap, Dyer, Echard, Edlund,
Edwards, Eisenman, Elliott, Erhard, Estricher, Evans, Fargo, Fawcett,
Fennell, Ferguson, Fielding, Finsthwait, Flegal, Forsyth, Foulke, Fowler,
Frendbe.rg, Fry, Fulford, Fulton, Gaffey, Gallagher, Gallaher, Gatehouse,
Gearhart, George, Gill, Gilliland, Gilmartin, Gingery, Ginter, Gleason,
Glenn, Goff, Gordon, Gorman, Goss, Gould, Graham, Grattan, Green, Griffith,
Groff, Grove, Guinzburg, Haag, Hagerty, Hahne, Halfpenny, Harber, Harder,
Harper, Harris, Harrison, Hartshorn, Hartswick, Hay, Heberling, Hegarty,
Helper, Helsel, Henderson, Henry, Hensal, Hepburn, Herron, Hertlein, Hess,

COUNTIES

325. Cont'd. Hibner, Hickman, Hoggins, Hile, Hileman, Hiller, Hilliard,
Hilling, Holien, Holt, Hoover, Horning, Horton, Hosier, Houst, Howe, Hoyt,
Hughes, Hullihen, Humphreys, Hunter, Hurd, Hutchison, Hutton, Ifert, Imhof,
Impson, Ireland, Irwin, Jackson, Jacobson, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jury,
Kantz, Kasten, Keen, Kelley, Kelly, Kephart, Kester, King, Kinney, Kinports,
Kirk, Klare, Kleinginna, Kline, Knarr, Knepp, Kohler, Kopp, Krack, Kramer,
Kratzer, Kresge, Kujawa, Kuntz, Kyler, Laing, Lamont, Langsford, Lansberry,
Larock, Leafgren, Leavy, Lee, Leib, Leipold, Leonard, Lewis, Liddle,
Lightner, Little, Liveright, Lixfield, Long, Lott, Loughhead, Lowell,
Lukehart, Lumadue, Luther, Luzier, Lyons, Lytle, McCamley, McCardell,
McClelland, McClure, McCracken, McCreery, McCrossin, McCully, McCurdy,
McDermott, McDonald, McDowell, McEnally, McFarlane, McGarvey, McGee,
McGonigal, McGrath, Mcintosh, McKeage, McKeehen, McLarren, McMullen,
McMurray, McQuillen, McQuown, MacMinn, Magee, Mahaffey, Maines, Mapes,
Mattern, Matthews, Maurer, Maxwell, Means, Meas, Meckley, Menzie, Merris,
Merritt, Miller, Mills, Mils on, Minns, Mitchell, Moore, Montgomery, Moore,
Morrow, Mossop, Mott, Moulthrop, Mountz, Moyer, Muirhead, Murray, Neeper,
Neff, Nelson, Newcomb, Newcomer, NOrris, Notter, Nowry, Oaks, O'Connor,
O'Laughlin, Olson, Owens, Park, Passmore, Patchin, Paterson, Patterson,
Patrick, Patton, Penepacker, Pentz, Peters, Peterson, Phillips, Pifer,
Pilkington, Piper, Planten, Pollum, Porter, Potter, Powell, Pritchard,
Purnell, Radebaugh, Rafferty, Rauch, Rea, Read, Reams, Redding, Reed,
Reese, Reidy, Reilay, Reiter, Renaud, Ribling, Richards, Richner, Robacker,
Robbins, Robison, Roessner, Ross, Rousey, Rowles, Rudolph, Rumberger,
Rusnak, Sancroft, Sankey, Sceurman, Schmitt, Schnars, Schryver, Schultz,
Schwer, Scofield, Scollins, Seyler, Shadeck, Shafer, Shaffer, Shaw, Shepherd,
Shimel, Shoff, Shugart, Slaughenhoupt, Sloppy, Small, Smathers, Smeal,
Smith, Smyers, Snedden, Snyder, Sommerville, Soulsby, Spackman, Spencer,
Stagner, Stanley, Stauffer, Steinkershner, Stephens, Stevens, Stevenson,
Stewart, Stone, Stott, Straw, Strickland, Sullivan, Sunderland, Sweeney,
Swoope, Tate, Telford, Thompson, Thomson, Thorp, Tobias, Todd, Tonkin,
Torrence, Towns, Tozer, Turner, Turley, Tyler, Urey, Van Tassel, Veeser,
Viebahn, Wachob, Wagner, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Walls, Ward, Waring,
Waterworth, Watson, Way, Weaver, Weber, Webster, Welch, Welty, Wilkinson,
Williams, Wilson, Wingert, Wink, Wise, Womer, Wood, Woods, Woodside,
Woodward, Woolridge, Work, Wrye, Wynn, Yeaney, Yingling, Young, Zeigler.

326. CLEARFIELD, LUMBERING & RAFTING. By James Mitchell. 76pp. n.d. Wprs..6.00
LUMBERING AND RAFTING IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY on the West Branch of the
Susquehanna River, with extracts from the biography of Bishop Cyrus Kephart.
Also poem "A RAFTING STORY" by E.B. McCormick. Illustrated.

327. CUMBERLAND, DOCUMENTS. By D.W. Thompson. 392pp. 1951. IHus £.00

TWO HUNDRED YEARS IN CUMBEULAND COUNTS. A collection of documents and
pictures illustrating two centures of life in Pennsylvania, published by
the Historical Association of Cumberland County in celebration of the
bicentennial of the county, formed in 17^0, and of Carlisle the county seat,
formed in 17£l. Over 100 original, first hand reports of past events-
over 100 pictures and old photographs - illuminating 200 years of county
history.

328. CUMBERLAND, EVOLUTION. By Raymond Martin Bell. 21pp. 19^3. 8jxll.Ppr.3.00
THE TOWNSHIPS OF MOTHER CUMBERLAND, now included in Bedford, Blair, Centre,
Cumberland, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin and Perry
Counties. Maps.

COUNTIES

329. CUMBERLAND, HISTORY. By Conway P. Wing. 272pp. 1879. Iljxl3i.lllus 30.00

HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, 1731-1879, includes first settlers, "Bluns ton's
Licenses", The French and Indian Wars, Col. Armstrong's Expedition to
Kittanning, Pontiac's Conspiracy, Smith's "Blackboys", assessment records

for 1750 -1751, and 1760-1762, The Revolutionary War, muster rolls, townships,
towns, churches, professions, industries, etc. Biographical sketches of
members of the following families: Adair, Ahl, Alexander, Armstrong,
Baughman, Bellman, Biddle, Blair, Bonham, Bowie, Brady, Brandt, Breckenridge,
Carothers, Chambers, Clark, Claudy, Cooke, Crain, Creigh, Day, Duncan, Early,
Ege, Elliott, Fahnestock, Foster, Foulke, Gaullagher, Geddes, Gibson, Givin,
Grove, Gustine, Hamilton, Hanna, Hartley, Hays, Hemminger, Henry, Herman,
Herring, Kaufman, Kieffer, Lemer, Magaw, Maglaughlin, Mahon, McCoskry,
Mclnnes, Miller, Mosser, Myers, Nelson, Oliver, Paxton, Penrose, Ramsey,
Rankin, Reed, Riddle, Robinson, Rutger, Sawyer, Scouller, Sharp, Shippen,
Sibbet, Snowden, Smith, Steel, Stevenson, Stewart, Thompson, Van Camp,
Watts, Williams, Williamson, Yeates, Zollinger.

330. FAYETTE, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Franklin Ellis. 8iO.pp.l882.7jxH 25.00

HISTORY OF FAYETTE COUNTY , with biographical sketches of many of ita

pioneers and prominent men. Includes: Indian occupation, French and Indian
War, Braddock's defeat, early settlers, Dunmore's War, the Revolutionary
War, assessment lists, the Whiskey Rebellion, military roll.;? and events,
churches, towns, townships, industries, etc. Biographical sketches of over
130 families. Illustrated.

331. FAIETTB, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By S.B. Nelson Co. 2 vol. 1125pp. 1900.
9x11. Illustrated 27.50

NELSON'S BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY AND HISTCRICAL REFERENCE BOOK OF FAYETTE
COUNTY. Contains a condensed history of Pennsylvania and Fayette County,
and of the boroughs and townships of the county, also, portraits and
biographies of the Governors since 1790, and genealogies, family histories
and biographies of representative men of the county. Biographical sketches
of over 5O0 family names.

332. FRANKLIN, HISTORY. By I.H. M'Cauley. 29l*pp. 1878. 5x8 10.00

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, prepared for the centennial
celebration held at Chambersburg, July 4, I876. Includes early settlers,
formation of townships, towns and the county. Assessment lists for 1751-1752,
the French and Indian War, Indian depredations, the Revolutionary War,
military rolls, assessment lists for 1786, public officials, War of 1812,
the Civil War, professions, churches, industries, etc.

333. FRANKLIN, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Samuel P. Bates. 968pp. 1887.7x10. .30.00
HISTORY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, containing a history of the county, its towns,
townships, villages, schools, churches, industries, etc. Portraits of

early settlers and prominent men, biographies, history of Pennsylvania,
statistical and miscellaneous matters, etc. Illustrated. Biographical
sketches of members of the following families: Adams, Agnew, Albert,
Alexander, Amberson, Andrews, Arddbald, Atherton, Aughinbaugh, Baer, Bair,
Baker, Balsley, Bard, Barkdoll, Battin, Bean, Beck, Bell, Benshoff, Bender,
Benedict, Berger, Bergstresser, Berlin, Besore, Bietsch, Bishop, Bixler,
Black, Blair, Boggs, Bollinger, Bonbrake, Bowers, Bowan, Boyd, Bradley,
Brake, Brallier, Breckbill, Breckenridge, Brenisholtz, Bricker, Brindle,
Brinley, Brother ton, Brown, Brumbaugh, Bryson, Buhrman, Burk, Burkholder,
Burns, Bush, Byers, Carl, Campbell, Carson, Chambers, Christ, Chritzman,
Clark, Clayton, Clippinger, Clugston, Colestock, Cook, Coons, Coover, Cort.

COUNTIES

333. Cont'd. Cover, Craig, Cramer, Crawford, Cremer, Crider, Cromer,
Crowell, Culbertson, Cushwa, Davidson, Davison, Deatrick, Defenderfer,
Denton, Detrich, Detrick, Devor, Dice, Dixon, Doebler, Dougherty, Downin,
Doyle, Duke, Duncan., Eachus, Ebbert, Eberly, Ebersole, Eby, Eckert, Eckhart,
Edgar, Elden, Elder, Elliott, Erwin, Etter, Evans, Eyster, Ferguson, Fickes,
Finney, Fleming, Flicki.nger, Fohl, Foltz, Forbes, Foreman, Fouta, Frantz,
Frey, Frick, Fritz, Frymire, Funk, Fuss, Garver, Geiser, Gelwicks, George,
Geyer, Gillam, Gilland, Gilmo re, Gingrich, Glaser, Goerner, Good, Gordon,
Graves, Greenewalt, Greier, Grove, Hade, Hagerman, Hamilton, Hammett, Hammond,
Harchelroad, Harmony, Harnish, Harris, Hartman, Hartzell, Hashinger, Hassler,
Haulman, Hawbecker, Hawk, Hazlett, Heefner, Heitzelman, Henkell, Henninger,
Herman, Hess, Hill, HOeflich, Holby, Holland, Hollenshead, Holliday, Hoover,
Hope, Houser, Huber, Hull, Hunsecker, Hunter, Hutton, Immel, Ives, Johns,
Johnston, Jones, Kaelin, Kauffman, Kaufman, Keagy, Keeter, Kell, Kennedy,
Keyser, Kimpel, Kimmell, King, Kirkpatrick, Kisecker, Klinefelter, Klock,
Knappenberger, Knepper, Knisley, Koser, Kreps, Krider, Kriner, Kuhn, Kunkel,
Kyner, Lackens, Lamaster, Landis, Lane, Lantz, Lear, Leberknight, Ledy,
Lehmann, Leisher, Lemaster, Lesher, Lidy, Lightfoot, Linn, Lippy, Little,
Logue, Lookabaugh, Lowry, Ludwig, Lull, Maclay, Magee, Mahon, Main, Martin,
McAfee, McAllen, McCleary, McCormick, McCullough, McCulloh, McCurdy,
McDonald, McDowell, McGinley, McGovran, McGowan, McGrath, McKinstry,
McKnight, McLanahan, McLaughlin, Merklein, Metcalfe, Meyers, Michaels,
Mickley, Middour, Miles, Miller, Minick, Mimmon, Mlnnich, Mish, Monath,
Montgomery, Motter, Mower, Nevin, Nicklas, Nieodemus, Noble, NoW'.:;ll,
Oberholser, Oiler, Omwake, Orr, Over, Paljrier, Parret, Patton, Peiffer,
Pfouts, Pensinger, Phiel, Phillippy, Piper, Piatt, Plougli, Pof fenberger,.
Pomeroy, Powders, Price, Radebaugh, Rahauser, Ramsey, Rankin, Rebuck, Reed,
Reid, Reisher, Renfrew, Rhoads, Rhodes, Rice, Riley, Rinehart, Robertson,
Rohrer, Rosenbergor, Rosenberry, Rosman, Roth, Rouzer, Rowe, Ruby,
Ruthrauff, Ryder, Schaff, Sch.-ible, Schleicter, Schlichter, Senseny,
Sentman, Shaffer, Shank, Sharpe, Shearer, Sherk, Shields, Shiffert,
Shillito, Shirey, Shively, Shoap, Shockey, Shoemaker, Shope, Shover,
Shreiner, Shull, Sierer, Skiles, Skinner, Slichter, Small, Smiley, Smith,
Snider, Snively, Snoke, Snyder, Solenberger, Speck, Speer, Spoonour, Stach,
Stake, Stark, Steck, Stenger, Stephey, Stewart, Stickell, Stine, Stoey,
Stoner, Stouffer, Stickell, Strickler, Strock, Sue3;3erott, Swanger, Taylor,
Teach, Thompson, Trogler, Tritle, Uglovx, Unger, Walker, Wallace, Walter,
Washabaugh, Weagly, Weaver, Weidler, Weitzel, Welsh, Welty, Wentling, Wentz,
Wertz, WViite, Wierner, Wiestling, Wilhelm, Wineman, Winger, Wingert, Wise,
Witherow, Witherspoon, Wolfe, Wolfersberger, Wolff, Wolfkill, Woods, Taukey,
Toh, Tost, Youst, Zacharias, Zeigler, Ziegler, Zimmerman, Zook, Zug.

33U. FRANKLIN, PAPERS. (Various authors) 2h7pp. 1901+ . Wprs. Illus 6.00

TliE KITTOCHTINNY HISTORICAL SOCIETf , papers read before the society from
March 1901, to February 1903. Includes addresses by: T.J. Brereton, Col.
H.C. Demming, B.R. Goodyear, Linn Harbaugh, C.P. Humrich, J.S.McIlvaine, John
G. Orr, George 0. Seilhamer and Joshua W. Sharpe, on the following subjects:
Men of Middle Spring, Grist Mills of Lurgan Township, Dr. Hugh Mercer, Col.
Robert Magaw, Isabella Oliver, John Wilkins, the Whiskev Insurrection of
179U etc.

335. FRANKLIN, PAPERS. (Various Authors) lr?£pp. 1929. Wprs. Illus 10.00

THE KITTOCHTINNY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, papers read before the society from
May, 1922 to March, 1929 1 Vol. X. Subjects included: Old Iron Works
Scotland Village, Eaxly Pioneers (McCord, Bossart, Holliday, BrindLe).
Mason and Dixon Line, Mercersburg Academy, the Scotch-Irish, Thaddeus Stevens,

COUNTIES

335>. Cont'd. Waynesboro and its Founder John Wallace, Cumberland County in
the Revolution, notes on Robert McClelland and Col. Patrick Jack, Upper
Strajsburg Highways, Gov. Samuel W. McCall, Old Mills.

336. FRANKLIN, SETTLERS, By Harry E. Foreman. 8lpp. 1950. Illus 8.00

CONODOGUINET SECRETS; A history of HOrse Valley. Includes data on early
settlers, local history and place names in the present Fannett and Metal
Townships based on early land grants which pre cedes information found in

other publications. Biographical data on the following family names as
listed in the index: Allen, Beam, Beltz, Buck, Campbell, Carbaugh, Chambers,
Clark, Comp, Crone, Curly, Daugherty, Davis, Detry, Dollinger, Dunkle,
Eshelman, Field, Fisher, Fleagle, Flora, Foreman, Forrester, Fowler, Fraker,
Frey, Geyer, Gilbert, Grace, Guyer, Hade, Heath, Hege, Heeter, Herron,
Hildebrandt, Hingee, Hockenberry, Holmes, Horn, Hurley, John, Keefer, Kepley,
Kerlin, Kilgore, Lanzinger, Leedy, Lenabower, Long, Lowans, Mackey, Mackling,
Mahoney, Markey, McCall, Mealman, Mills, Mowen, Mudd, Nave, Neff, Neysbaum,
Painter, Peebles, Pomeroy, Punch, Reed, Reitz, Rexroth, Ritter, Roland,
Rosenberry, Scriba, Shearer, Sheriff, Shuman, Skinner, Snider, Snow, Specht,
Stump, Tom, Thomas, Vineger, Wallace, Wilson, Wiest, Williamson, Worthington,
Wright.

337. FRANKLIN, SETTLERS. By Harry E. Foreman. 176pp. 19^2. Illus 8.00

NORTH MOUNTAIN SHADOWS AND LOUDON ROAD HISTORY. Includes data on early
settlers, local history and place names in the present Letterkenny, Hamilton
and St. Thomas Townships, based on early land grants which precede infor-
mation found in other publications. Biographical data on members of the
following named families as appearing in the index: Adams on, Albert,
Allen, Anderson, Andrew, Armstrong, Arthur, Ault, Bailey, Baird, Baker,
Barmont, Barnet, Barr, Beats, Beaty, Beaver, B^ltz, Benedict, Betz,
Bingaman, Bittinger, Blair, Black, Blackburn, Boal, Boboop, Bolton, Bond,
Bossart, Bowars, Boyd, Brake, Bratton, Breckenridge, Brechbill, Bricker,
Brigham, Brooky, Brother Lon, Brown, Brownlee, Brubaker, Brumbaugh, Bryson,
Burkholder, Burns, Butler, Buts field, Byers, Caldwell, Campbell, Carl,
Caruthers, Carr, Carson, Chestnut, Coats, Coldsmith, Corwell, Cowan, Crider,
Crist, Croft, Cross, Crow, Culbertson, Cummings, Curry, Curten, Custard,
Davison, Dearmond, Deatrick, Deck, Deckert, Denny, Derfinger, Detwiler,
Devir, Devoar, Dice, Diff enderfer, Dixon, Dorelson, Dougherty, Durburaw,
Eaton, Eberly, Eckels, Eckerman, Eckert, Ehrhart, Elder, Elliott, Enterline,
Evans, Ewing, Ferguson, Filson, Finley, Fisher, Fleck, Flailing, Foreman,
Foust, Friese, Galoway, Gass, Gattis, Gear hart, Geiwicks, Gift, Gingrick,
Golden, Goss, Grey, Grove, Grossman, Gruver, Grymes, Gushert, Guthrie,
Guyer, Hackert, Hager, Hamilton, Haruon, Harrison, Hartford, Hartman,
Hassler, Hay, Heckman, Henderson, Hendricks, Henry, Hill, Hindman, Hinsey,
Holby, Hollars, Holden, Hosier, Houck, Housum, Houser, Hughes, Humolsine,
Hungery, Hunsecker, Huston, Hunter, Irwin, Jack, Jeffrey, Johnson, Jones,
Jordan, Kane, Karper, Keefer, Keller, Kerr, Keesey, Kilns, Kingery,
Kinnaird, Kirkpatrick1 Kiss ell, Knoll, Knox, Kunkle, Lambert, Laughlin,
Leamy, Leberkneight, Leedy, Lewis, Liggett, Lindsey, Little, Lyon, Madeira,
Mairs, Marshall, Martin, Matthews, McBrayer, McCamey, McCashlin, McCleary,
McClintock, McConnell, McCord, McCoy, McCune, McDowell, McElhattan,
McFarland, McGinnes, McKee, McKemie, McKinney, McKinstry, McLean, McMichaels,
McMurray, McNair, McNutt, Meek, Miller, Minch, Mitchell, Morehead, Morton,
Nelson, Neilson, Nesbit, Newlins, Palmer, Palsgrove, Parker, Parks, Parnell,
Parsons, Patterson, Patton, Peckman, Peebles, Phillipps, Pheil, Phraner,

Plum, Plumstead, Poe, Poorman, Pope, Pugh, Raifsnider, Ralston, Ramsey,
Rankin, Raudebaugh, Reed, Renneberger, Rhea, Rigl.e, Rife, Riley, Robinson,

COUNTIES

337. Cont'd. Rogers, Roof, Rosenberger, Rotz, Rudisill, Russell, Sandoe,
S chaff nit, Scriba, S ewe 11, Shaffer, Shank, Shatzer, Shearer, Shelly,
Sherman, Sherrick, Shetron, Shields, Shippen, Shirley, Short, Shuman,
Sinclair, Singer, Sloan, Slyder, Smith, Snow, Snyder, Sprecker, Stairs,
Stake, Steele, Stevenson, Stoehr, Stockton, Strock, Stump, Suters, Swan,
Swartz, Swert, Swigert, Taylor, Templeton, Thompson, Thome, Todd,
Tomlinson, Tool, Treher, Umberhocker, Unangst, Upperman, Vance, Virtue,
Wade, Waid, Wall, Walker, Warden, Watson, Weaver, Weirich, Welker, Wieit,
Wiland, Wilhslm, Wilson, Wisler, Wolf kill, Wolford, Worthington, Yeager,
Zantzinger, Zeek.

A complete index available on 3x5> cards. Any three names supplied for $1.00

338. FRANKLIN, SETTLERS. By Harry E. Foreman. 9Upp. 19 SU. IHus 7.00

FORBES ROAD, PARENLl'S KNOB TO BURNT CABINS. Includes data on early
settlers, local history, and place names in Metal and Peters Townships,
based on early land grants which precedes information found in other
publications. Biographical data on members of the following named families
as appearing in the index: Abraham, Ahl, Allen, Armstrong, Ashway, Bard,
Beaver, Bernecker, Bricker, Brotherton, Brown, Burd, Burkholder, Butts,
Callander, Carl in, Carty, Chambers, Clarke, Cox, Coxe, Cowan, Craven, Dixon,
Divilbiss, Donelson, Duhlap, Dunn, Earnest, Evans, Fleming, Fore, Foster,
Freloy, Frey, Galbraith, Garrett, Gift, Goodwin, Haiston, Harding, Hardy,
Harris, Hasting, Hill, Hunter, Huston, Hylans, Jack, James, Jamey, Jarrett,
Jiles, Jones, Jordan, Keasey, Keesey, Kinkade, King, Leib, Leininger, Lewis,
Little, Linn, Long, Lukins, Lownes, MacDonald, Mackling, Malone, Maxwell,
Martz, MeaLman, McCarnish, McCarty, McOashlin, McConnell, McCormick,
McCullough, McGowan, McGee, McKelvey, McMahon, Mease, Meek, Mears, Meers,
Mock, Moore, Morris, Morrow, Newcombe, Nicholson, Ormsby, Palsgrove, Perry,
Pimm, Potts, Rae, Ripple, Reese, Rohrbaugh, Rosenberry, Rubin, Ryan,
Sauders, Shearer, Snider, Snyder, Stains, Straitiff, Sweaney, Sweeney,
Thomas, Thompson, Trogler, Vance, Ward, Watson, Welch, Welsh, Wilson,
Wincer, Wither, Witter, Wright, Yeager, Young, Zeis.

33c>. HUNTINGDON, CENSUS OF 1790. By George A.Wolf .13pp.l9^1.8|xll.Wprs 2.00

A DIVISION OF THE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS OF HUNTINGDON COUNTY in the 1790
census, into townships, based on the 1790 and 1791 assessment records. Arranged

alphabetically by townships.
3l|0. HUNTINGDON, SESQUT- CENTENNIAL. By Charles L. Reed. ll+Opp. 1937. 8^xl"LWp3 .£.00
SOUVENIR HISTORICAL BOOK issued in connection with the sesqui- centennial
celebration of Huntingdon county. Includes historical articles written by
the following named historians: Hon. Thomas F. Bailey, Clarence E. Beck,
Josephine Biddle, Calvert N. Ellis, Howard C. Frontz, Edward M. Greene, Samuel A.
Hamilton, Charles L. Reed, Hon. Warren B. Simpson and J. ELmer Young,
Illustrations and advertisements.

3U. INDIANA, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By J.A.Caldwell Co. £li3pp. 1880.11x1 3^ 35.00

HISTORY OF INDIANA COUNTY, 171^-1770. Includes Indian occupation, their
history, customs and character, early settlers, French and Indian War,
Braddock's Defeat, Armstrong's Expedition to Kittanning, Washington's and
Post's Journal, Forbes' Expedition, Booluet's Expedition, Lord Dunmore's
War, the Revolutionary War, assessment lists, military rolls, townships,
towns, churches, industries, etc. Illustrated. Biographical sketches of
over 700 family names. Biographical index: to above see item 3^2.

COUNTIES

3I4.2. INDIANA, INDEX. By Florence Stahl Tomb, Frances Strong Helman, Connie

Adornato Stewart and Ruth McDowell Roth. 25pp* 1957. 8jxll.Wprs 3.00

BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF HISTORY OF INDIANA COUNTY, 17u5-l880, published by
J. A. Caldwell Co. 1880. See item No. 3I4I. Lists the full name of the person
whose biographical sketch appears, whether an early settler, a war veteran
and which war, and page reference.

3l|3. INDIANA, HIS TORT & BIOGRAPHY. By J.T.Stewart. 2 Vol.l597pp.8xl0! 25.00

INDIANA COUNTY, HER PEOPLE, PAST AND PRESENT. A history of the county and
a genealogical and biographical record of representative families. Includes
early settlers, formation of the county, townships and town§, the Pennsylvania
Canal, schools, churches, professions, etc. Illustrated. Biographical
sketches of over 650 family names .

3UI4.- LANCASTER, COURT RECORDS. By Eleanore Jane Fulton and Barbara Kendig
Mylin, 136pp. 1936. Wprs. Illus • 5.00

AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY. 1729-
18^0, with a historical sketch of the county and a classified bibliography.

3U5. LANCASTER, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Franklin Ellis and Samuel Evans.

1100 pp. 1883. 8x11. Illustrated 30.00

HISTORY OF LANCASTER COUNTY, with biographical sketches of its pioneers
and prominent men. Includes Indian occupation, early settlers, munter rolls,
assessment lists, townships, towns, professions, churches, industries, etc.
Biographical sketches of over 500 family names.

3I46. MIFFLIN, GENESIS. By John Martin Stroup and Raymond Martin Bell. 68 pp.

1939. Wprs 2.50

THE GENESIS OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, its aborgines, explorers, early settlement
and development, Indian Wars and the Revolution, and formation as a county
as gleaned from official documents. Includes: names of early warrantees
of land, the French and Indian War, Indian Depredations, the Revolutionary
War events, Revolutionary War pensioners, and data on the following early
settlers: Alexander, Bratton, Brown, Buchanan, Carmichael, Criswell,
Holliday, Holt, Jones, Martin, McDonald, McNitt, Reed, Taylor, Wakefield.

3a7. MIFFLIN, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Joseph Cochran. h30pp. 1879 15.00

HISTORY OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, its physical peculiarities, soil, climate, etc.,
including an early sketch of the State of Pennsylvania, Indian occupation,
early settlers, Indian depredations, assessment lists for 1790, muster rolls,
townships, towns, professions, churches, industries, etc. Biographical data
on members of the following families as listed in the index; Alexander
Annon, Belford, Bratton, Brough, Buchanan, Burns, Campbell, Cochrane,
Coplin, Cox, Cupples, Dixon, Dull, Elliott, George, Henderson, Hulings,
Johnston, Kelly, Kenedy, Long, Maclay, Mann, Marsdon, Mayes, McCauley,
McCord, McCoy, McKinney, McNitt, Means, Milliken, Moore, Morrison, Naginey,
Rc^arick, Ritz, Shadlo, Shahen, Steel, Sterrett, Swartzell, Taylor, Thompson,
Troxel, Weidler, Wiley, Wilson, Wolf ki el, Woods, Yeager.

3J|8. MIFFLIN, PIONEERS. By John Martin Stroup and Raymond Martin Bell.lp.pp.
19U2. Wprs 2.00

THE PIONEERS OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, who's who in the early records with an
account of the growth of the county before 1790. Lists all residents prior
to 1790 by full name, township in which they resided, marital status, land
grants, military services during the Revolutionary War, pensioners, civil
offices, etc. Genealogical data :>n the following families: Alexander,

COUNTIES

3U8. Cont'd. Bell, Bratton, Brown, Buchanan, Carmichael, Galloway,
Holliday, Holt, Jones, McDowell, McNitt, Means, Reed, Sigler, Taylor.

3ii9. NORTHUMBERLAND, COURT RECORDS. By Charles A. Fisher. 77 pp. 1950.

8jxll. Wprs 8.00

EARLY WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, (1772-1813)
MIFFLIN COUNTY (1789-1793), UNION COUNTY ( 1813-1818). and INDIANA COUNTY
(1818-181$). Wills include: date written, date probated, name of deceased,
place of residence and names of heirs. Letters of Administration include:
date issued, name of deceased, person letters granted to and sureties for
the administrators. Index lists names of deceased persons.

350. NORTHUMBERLAND, TALES. 152pp. 1955. Wprs 3.00

SUSQUEHANNA TALES. A collection of articles on the settlement of Central
Pennsylvania and events during the French and Indian War, and the
Revolutionary War. Published by the William Maclay Chapter, S.A.R., and
written by the following named historians: John H. Carter, Dr. George F.
Dunkelberger, Charles A. Fryling, Heber G. Gearhart, C.Warren Gutelius, Dewey
S. Herrold, Mrs. Carrie L. Kauffman, Newton Kerstetter, Richard Henry Klein,
Merrill W. Linn, Esq., George H. Neff, Ralph H. Poore and D*\ Lewis E. Theiss .

351. PERRY, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Silas Wright. 290pp. 1872. £x7i-.Illus. . .12.00
HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY, from the earliest settlement to the present time.
Includes Indian occupation, earl/ settlers, Indian depi^edations, partial

list of Revolutionary soldiers, military rolls of the War of 1812, the
Mexican War and the Civil War. Formation of townships, towns, school
history, the geology, flora and natural history, official vote and census
tabulation. Biographical data on members of the following families:

Beaver, Berks tresser, Bigler, Burkholder, Cochran, Flickinger, Gantt,
Gibson, Huling, Lewis, Linn, Miller, Mitchell, Porter, Shumaker, Smiley,
Sypher, White.

352. PERRY, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By H.H. Hains. 1088pp.1922.IHus 10.00

HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY, Including description of Indian Pioneer life

from the earliest settlement. Biographical data on members of the following
families: Bailey, Beatty, Beaver, Bernheisel, Bigler, Billow, Bixler,
Blaine, Bretz, Calhoun, Creigh, Croghan, Cummings, Doro, Douglass, Dromgold,
Ehrhart, Elliot, Emig, Flickinger, Focht, Froehlich, Fry, Gantt, Garland,
Gibson, Girty, Harding, Hart, Hench, Irvin, Kerr, Kistler, Kemp, Linn, Long,
Loudon, Lupfer, McCartney, McCulure, McGinnes, Marshall, Meminger, Milllgan,
Miller, Montour, Orris, Peale, Reifsnyder, Smith, Stephens, Super, Syphers,
Thatcher, Tressler, Watts, Weiser, and others.

353. SNYDER, ANNALS. By Geo. W. Wagenseller. 361+PP. 1919. IHus 6.00

SNYDER COUNTY ANNALS. Vol. I. A collection of all kinds of historical
items affecting the county from the settlement of the first pioneers to
World War I. Includes list of Revolutionary Soldiers, assessments for 1771
to 1799> soldiers buried, newspaper items I8I4O to 1870, register of aged
persons in 1917 and draft lists of 1917. Indexed.

351u SNYDER, ANNALS. By Geo. W. Wagonseller. 296pp. 1920. Illus 5.00

SNYDER COUNTY ANNALS. Vol. II. Sketches and portraits of soldiers, sailors,
nurses and civilians engaged in World War I, together with other historical
data gathered at random. Indexed.

COUNTIES

355. SNYDER, COURT RECORDS. By Charles A. Fisher. 86pp. 19hP. 8jxll .Wprs 7.00

ABSTRACTS OF SNYDER COUNT? PROBATE AMD ORPHANS COURT RECORDS, taken from
Northumberland County records, at Sunbury, covering the period 1779 to 1813,
and from Union County records, at Lewisburg, from l8lij. to 1855. Data
includes date of record, name of deceased, township, administrators, sureties,
and heirs. Indexed as to name of deceased.

356. SNYDER, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By George Franklin Dunkelberger. 982pp,

19hQ . Illustrated 12.00

THE STORY OF SNYDER COUNTY. Includes the Indian occupation, early settlers,

the French and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary and subsequent wars, the
townships, towns, professions, churches, cemeteries, schools, industries,
and an extensive account of the life of Jacob S. Coxey of "Coxey' s Army".
Biographical sketches of members of the following families s Albright,
Alleman, Anstadt, Attinger, Aurand, Baer, Bowersox, Boyer, Brunner, Charles,
Coxey, Davis, Day, Deckard, Dill, Dreisbach, Erlenmeyer, Evans, Eyer,
Feehrer, Felker, Fisher, Fiss, Folmer, Fries, Gemberling, Gerhart, Hass,
Harter, Heckendorn, Heintzelman, Herman, Hershey, Hosterman, Hummel,
Ironcutter, Kern, Kremer, Kurtz, Lee, Lesher, Lumbard, McFarland, McKee,
Middleswarth, Miller, Millett, Moyer, Noetling, Price, Rothrock, Sampsell,
Sanders, Schart, Schnure, Schock, Selin, Shindel, Smith, Snable, Snyder,
Stetler, Stoch, Stump, Swengei, Toole, Wagonseller, Wellborn, Walter,
Wampole, Weirick, Weiser, Weiss, Wetzel, Whitman, Williams, Wonder, Woodhull,
Woodruff.

357. SNYDER, MARRIAGES. By Geo. W. Wagenseller. 266pp. 1899. 6xlO.Illus. .. .10.00
SNYDER COUNTY MARRIAGES, 1835-1899. Includes miscellaneous marriages, 1868-
1898; Rev. Adolf B. Camper's marriage record, 1839-1882$ Rev. J.P. Shindel' s mar-
riage record, 1835-1888; Rev. C.G. Erlenmyer's marriage record, 181*0-1875.

I dexed by family names.

358. SOMERSET, ARCHAOLOGY. By Mary Butler. 79pp. 1939. Illus .Wprs 5.00

THREE ARCHAOLOGICAL SITES IN SOMERSET COUNTY, excavated in 19 3k by Donald A.
Cadzow.

359. SOMERSET, BENCH & BAR. By John Albert Berkey. 36Upp.l9U5. Illus 6.00

BENCH AND BAR OF SOMERSET COUNTY, 1795-19U5, including the organization of
the county, the courts, and life sketches of members of the following
family names as listed in the index: Addison, Anderson, Ankeny, Austin,
Badollet, Baer, Bailey, Baird, Benford, Berkek, Berkley, Biesecker, Black, Boose,
Brackenridge, Brooke, Campbell, Carson, Cascio, Chambers, Cober, Coder,
Coffroth, Colbom, Conder, Cooper, Courtney, Cox, Cunningham, Deitz, Dickey,
Duncan, Ealy, Edie, Elder, Endsley, Espy, Fike, Findley, Fleming, Forward,
Gaither, Gasteiger, Gebhart, Gress, Hall, Hampton, Hartman, Hay, Heckman,
Heyer, Hite, Holbert, Holderbaum, Hower, Hugus, I tell, Keel, Kierman,
Kimmell, King, Knepper, Koontz, Kooser, Landis, Lansberry, Levy, Lichty,
Lobingier, Longenecker, Lowry, Lucente, Margiotti, Matthews, Maxey, McDermitt,
Meyers, Miller, Millott, Morrison, Musselman, Nagle, Nill, O'Connor, Ogle,
Orban, Parks, Pearson, Pershing, Phelps, Postlethwaite, Potter, Pritts,
Probst, Pugh, Rhees, Riddle, Roddy, Ross, Rowe, Ruppel, Saylor, Shaver,
Shrader, Schell, Scott, Scull, Selby, Smith, Stewart, Stutzman, Taylor,
Tedrow, Thompson, Tod, Tredwell, Trent, Truxal, Uhl, Vicroy, Vogel, Walker,
Ward, Weighley, Weyand, Williams, Wood, Woods, Yeates, Yost, Young.

COUNTIES

360. SOMERSET, SETTLERS. By Frederic Doyle. 60pp. 19U5. 8xLOi.Illus.Wprs. . .5-00
EARLY SOMERSET COUNTY, ses qui -centennial publication; history, traditions,

and legends from the earliest times through the Whiskey Insurrection.

361. UNION, AMALS. By John Blair Linn. 622pp. 1877. IHus 15.00

ANNALS OF BUFFALO VALLEY, 1755-1855: historic events arranged in
chronological order, includes Indian occupation, early settlers, the French

and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary War, assessment list.3, military rolls,
townships, towns, professions, churches, marriages, deaths, etc.

362. WASHINGTON, HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY. By Joseph F.McFarland. 1369pp. 1910.
9xl0j. Illustrated 25.00

20TH CENTURY HISTORY OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND WASHINGTON COUNTY, and
representative citizens, including Indian occupation, early settlers, the
French and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary War, military rolls, professions,
churches, industries, etc. Biographical sketches of over 600 families.

363 . WES TMORELAND, HIS TORY & BIOGRAPHY .By Samuel T .Wiley . 7l4*PP . 84x10 1 17 . $0

BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL CYCLOPEDIA OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY , with a
brief history of the county, its boroughs and townships. Illustrated.
Biographical sketches of over 600 families.

361;. YORK, HISTORY & BIOGRAPBY. By George R. Powell. 2 Vol. 21. 76pp.8jxll.30.00
HISTORY OF YORK COUNTY, its towns and townships, early marriages,
baptismals, assessments, military rolls, pensioners, and biographical
sketches of over lijOO families. Illustrated.

GENEALOGIES

liOO. ACKERMAN, By Claire Ackerman Vliet. 280pp. 1?50. 6x8j. Illus 8.00

THE ACKERMAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION, comprising the descendants of George
Ackerman, Mennonite, of Lower Milford Township, Bucks County, and some of
the descendants of Stephen Ackerman, Lutheran, of Haycock Township, Bucks
County. Other family names frequently -ippearing in the index: Achenbach,
Albert, Beidler, Bender, Bitz, Bleam, Bossard, Buzzard, Clymer, Diehl,
Drake, Fehnel, Fisher, Flick, Flory, Fox, Fule, Fultz, Garis, Gottschalk,
Green, Gruver, Hahn, Haupt, Heller, Hess, Hoff.'man, Jones, Kethledge, Kester,
Kressler, Landis, Long, MacFall, Mack, Metz, Miller, Mitman, Nelson, Paul,
Pfister, Phillips, Price, Pritchard, Reagle, Ruch, Rutt, Sandercock, Sandt,
Seiplt, Shelly, Shook, Shuman, Smith, Snyder, Speer, Stocker, Taylor, Teel,
Wagner, Wasser, Weidman, Werkheiser, Wetzel, Williams, Yoder, Young.

1+01. ANDERSON & DENNY. By Mary Anderson Leonard. 28 7pp. 1911i.IHus 10.00

WILLIAM ANDERSON AND RSBECCA DENNY, and their descendants, 1706-191U. Other
family names frequently appearing in the index: Bennett, Brockman, Colvert,
Chamblin, Dillard, Fowler, Gaston, Groce, Kennedy, Knight, Leonard, Maddox,
Miller, Moore, McClimons, Robison, Smith, Snow, Steele, Thomason, Todd,
Vaughn, Willson, Winn, Wood, Woodruff, Yeargin. Localities: Cumberland,
Franklin, Lancaster and Perry Counties, Pa., and South Carolina.

U02. ARNDT. By John Stover Arndt. l|27pp. 1922. 6x8|. Illus 8.00

THE STORY OF THE ARNDTS. The life, antecedanys and descendants of Bernhard
Arndt who emigrated to Pennsylvania in the year 1731. Other family names
frequently appearing in the index: Bickert, Bowring, Chidsey, Clifton, Coar,
Cotton, Davis, Dewalt, Dilley, Drake, Eastman, Eilenberg, Elwood, Foresman,
Fried, Fry, Gregory, Haldeman, Harris, Holmes, Houpt, Innes, Jacobs,
Jacoby, Johnson, Jones, Keller, Kessler, Kiefer, King, Kneass, Kolb, Kulp,
Lattig, Lawson, Lindsay, Lombaert, McFall, Menaul, Mellick, Miller, Moyer,
Nellis, Porter, Pursell, Reed, Reiley, Shoemaker, Sletor, Slough, Spadt,
Springman, Steckler, Stewart, Stout, Tyler, Weingardner, Welch, Williams,
Winter, Woerule, Wood, Wright, Zone, Localities: Bucks and Northampton Cos.

U03. AURAND. By Frederick Aurand. 23pp. 1900. Illus. Wprs 2.00

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN BRANCH OF THE AURAND FAMILY, from 1725 to 1900.
Other surnames related through early marriages: Catherman, Greenhoe, Moyer,
Shirey, Steininger, Troxell, Valentine, Weaver. Localities: Berks, Mifflin,
Northumberland, Union and Westmoreland Counties.

Uolu BACKUS. By William W. Backus. 3Q0pp. I889. Illus 8.00

A GENEALOGICAL MEMOIR OF THE BACKUS FAMILY, with the private journal of
James Backus (of Connecticut), together with his correspondence bearing on
the first settlement in Ohio, at Marietta, in 1788, also, papers and
correspondence of Elijah Backus, showing the character and spirit of the
times during the Revolutionary period.

1*05. BAIRD-BEARD. By Fermine Baird Catchings. 230pp. 1918. 6jx9i.Illus 12.00

BAIRD AND BEARD FAMILIES. A collection of genealogical, biographical and
historical data on the Baird, Bard and Beard families of Europe and America,
Other family names frequently appearing in the index to intermarriages:
Adams, Allen, Anderson, Applegate, Baldwin, Bayard, Beal, Bell, Biddle,
Blount, Bower, Bowne, Brooks, Brown, Burnett, Burt, Busse, Camp, Chambers,
Clark, Coleman, Corder, Coulter, Crawford, Crocket, Curtis, Davis, Dearth,
Day, Dickson, Eakin, Ely, Ewing, Finley, Fitch, Forman, Forsythe, Foster,
French, Fulton, Gallagher, Harridon, Hatch, Huey, Johnson, Kidall, Lee.
Lomas, McCombs, McCoy, McCullough, McDonald, Mclntyre, McKnight, Merriman,

GENEALOGIES

I4O5. Cont'd. Miller, Moore, Perrine, Phipps, Pike, Porter, Reed, Richards
Riggs, Robb, Robinson, Ryland, Scott, Shook, Sloan, Smith, Summers, Taggert,
Taitom, Thomas, Thorn, Tyler, Vance, Van Kirk, Vincent, Walker, Ward, Weaver,
Williams, Wilson, Woodward, Wooster, Wright, Wye off, White, Whitney.

U06. BARD - BAIRD - BEARD. By G.O.Seilhamer.507pp.l908.6x9|.Illus 20.00

A CHRONICLE OF THE BARDS. A history and genealogy of the Bards of "Carroll's
Delight" together with a chronicle of the Bards and geanealogies of the Bard
kinship. Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Allen, Annan,
Baird, Barth, Beard, Beatty, Bingham, Boggs, Brooke, Brown, Brownson,
Buchanan, Campbell, Carroll, Chambers, Cochran, Cur tin, Dunlap, Elliott,
Erwin, Findlay, Fowler, Gerberling, Gregg, Hamilton, Hay, Irvin, Irwin,
Johnston, Junkin, Kennedy, King, Latimer, Little, Long, McDowell, McFarland,
McKinnie, McLanahan, McMullen, Miller, Moore, Morrow, Parker, Patterson
Patton, Pendleton, Poe, Porter, Potter, Rankin, Robison, Rogers, Runkel,
Scott, Smith, Spangler, Speer, Stewart, Thompson, Todd, Turner, Van Tries,
Waddell, Wallace, Waugh, Williard, Wilson, Wise, Wolff, Zeller. Localities:
Adams, Centre, Chester, Cumberland, Franklin, Huntingdon and Mifflin Cos. Pa.
Washington Co. Md.

U07. BAUER-BOWER-BOWERS . By Lister 0. (Bowers )Weiss and Enda M.(Fetzer)Weiss
126pp .19^2. 5|x8|.Illus trated 8.$0

TRAIL OF THIS PI0NEKI?5. A history and genealogy of Hans Bauer ( 1670-171+9 ) of
Berks County. Family names of descendants from early generations: Bechtel,
Bowman, Boyer, Brumbaugh, Buckwalter, Gehman, Latshaw, Moyer, Oberholtzer,
Schwenk, Stauffer. Localities: Huntingdon, Lancaster, Montgomery, Northumber-
land and Washington Counties.

Ii08. BEAR. By Walter Scott Bear. 2l6pp . 1906 Illus 10.00

A GENEALOGY OF THE BEAR FAMILY and biographical record of the descendants
of Jacob Bear. Other family names frequently listed in the index: Barnhart,
Behen, Brandt, Byerly, Clay, Crego, Davis, Diller, Grinnell, Hippensteel,
Hoch, Hoover, Knisely, Lambert, Laverty, McCrumb, O'Brien, Rankin, Rummer,
Sheets, Shellabarger, Shirey, Sterrett, Thuma, Waldron, Weaver. Localities:
Cumberland County.

1409. BECK. By W. Frank Beck. 99pp. 191+0. 8|xl2. Wprs 1+.00

HISTORY OF THE BECK FAMILY, and their descendants, including the families
of Buck, Grazier, Nearhoof and Krider, - the pioneer settlers of Warriors
Mark Valley, 1768 - 191+0. Localities: Blair, Centre and Huntingdon Counties.

1+10. BELL. By Raymond Martin Bell. 77pp.l9l+1.8|xl2. Maps. Wprs 6.00

THE BELL FAMILY OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, the ancestors and descendants of John
Henderson Bell of Decatur Township. Other family names frequently listed
in the index: Alexander, Bates, Drake, Eskridge, Hall, Halle r, Hindle,
Johnston, Kinsloe, Mancke, Martin, McCarthy, Mc Car they, McClenahan, Sigler,
Thompson, Williams.

1+11. BENDER. By John M. Lenhart. 22pp. 8jxll.Illus. Wprs 1+.00

THE BENDER FAMILY, German pioneers of Wes tern Pennsylvania, 1798-191+5, a
history of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, near Carroll town, Cambria County. Other
family nam<;'. : related to early generations through marriages: Burgoon, Byrne,
Kennedy, Smith, Wilt, Yost.

GENEALOGIES

lil2. BIEBER-BEAVER. By I.M. Beaver. 981ipp. 1939. 6|x9| 10.00

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE BIEBER, BEAVER, BIEVER, BE53ER FAMILY IN GERMANY
AND AMERICA. Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Acker,
Addamts, Albright, Anderson, Barrett, Barton, Beafer, Boyles, Brown, Bur kholder,
Butz, Cain, Carbaugh, Christ, Clapper, Cox, Day Delong, Deshler, Donaldson,
Dreisbach, Dunn, Edwards, Fenstenmache, Fisher, Frantz, Good, Goodykoontz,
Gortner, Grove, Hall, Hamilton, Harker, Harnish, Heilman, Hoch, Houck, Humm9l,
Johnston, Keller, Kemp, Kieffer, Levan, Lorah, Mauck, McFerran, Miller, Milner,
Moore, Morris, Moyer, Myer, Norris, Omwake, Owen, Parks, Patterson, Rhoads,
Roads, Ross, Schaeffer, Shoup, Showalter, Shultz, Smith, Sparr, Stelnmetz, Stover,
S trickier, Thomas, Ulrich, Wagner, Walker, Weber, Wentz, Welser, Zimmerman.
Localities: Bedford, Berks, Blair, Centre, Chester, Columbia, Franklin,
Northampton, Snyder, Union Counties.

Ul3. BLAIR. By the Blair Society. 11 Vol. l6pp. ea. 1926-1931. Wprs 6.50

BLAIR MAGAZINE, SEMI-ANNUAL OFFICIAL BULLETIN, published from theSociety«s
office at Erie. Includes data on various Blair lines and families related
by marriage. Set includes No. 2, 3, k, 5,6,7, 9, 10,11,12 and 13, of Vol. I.

lilU. BL.1IR. By M.A. Miller 61;pp. I9I46. Wprs. Illus 1.50

MEl'If THE BLAIR FAMILY, a booklet relating the genealogy and history of the
Thomas Blair family who settled in Blair's Gap in 1781*. One of his sorB ,
John Blair, was active in developing the turnpike and canal through the
Juniata Valley and the County of Blair was named in his honor in I8I46.

iil5. BOWMAN. ByS.L. Bowman. 258pp. 1886. 6x8. Illus 10.00

THE BOWMAN FAMILY. A historical and memorial volume from the earliest
traditions to the present time. Special mention of Gen. Samuel M.Bowman of
Civil War fame. Other family names mentioned: Aber, Bauman, Boardman,
Brown, Coleman, Gearhart, Hartman, Hirst, Laycock, Mcintosh, Macintosh,
Millard, Starr, Tallman, Young. Localities: Bucks, Columbia and Huntingdon
Counties.

lp.6. Boyd. By Joseph Waugh. 18pp. n.d. 5x6^. Wprs 3.00

THE STORY OF DAVID BOYD, taken captive by the Indians in 1756 from his home
near Shippensburg, Cumberland County. Upon his release in 1763 he returned
to his home, served during the Revolutionary War and in 1791; moved to
Washington County. Other family names appearing in the narrative: Barcley,
Black, Buchanan, Christie, Gils on, Henderson, Lytle, Stewart, Scott, Urie,
Waugh, Williams.

Ul7. BRADY. By William Y. Brady. 132pp. 19l|0. 6x8j. Illus 6.00

BRADY ANNALS. Stories and records of the descendants of Hugh Brady, Pioneer
of Cumberland County. Vol. I, Numbers 1 to 8 inc. 1923 to 19l|0. Other
family names related through marriage with early generations: Brewer, Brown,
Chambers, Cook, Decker, Duncan, Foster, Ickes, Irvine, Jones, Justice,
McCall, McCaughey, McCormick, McCune, McLaughlin, McCreight, Pollock,
Quigley, Shannon, Simonton, Thompson, Tillett, Van Leer, Wilkins, Work,
Young. Other localities: Franklin, Huntingdon, Indiana, Northumberland,
Perry and Westmoreland Counties.

Hl8. BRADY. By William Y. Brady, h Vol. 55pp. Illus. Wprs J4.OO

BRADY ANNANS, a magazine of Brady history. Vol. I, Nos. 9 to 12, inc. 19^8 to
1955. Other family names related through marriage with early generations:
Carruth, Chambers, Cooke, Daniels, Decker, Fulton, Hanna, Hill, Hollen,
McAfee, McCall, McCormick, Piatt, Simison, Styles, Localities: Cumberland,
Indiana, Northumberland, Perry, Westmoreland and York Counties.

GENEALOGIES

10-9. BRALLIER. By J. Merle Brallier. l66pp. 1951. 8-|xll. Illus 8.00

HIS TORT OF THE BRALLIER FAMILY. A history and genealogy of the Bralliers,
Broliars, Broliars, etc. Other family names frequently appearing in the
index: Adams, Allison, Anderson, Ankeny, Anthony, Baker, Bangle, Barkhurst,
Barley, Barnes, Baum, Baxter, Beam, Beckham, Bessey, Bevington, Brumbaugh,
Buchanan, Byers, Cable, Cameron, Campbell, Cavanaugh, Chacey, Cheek, Clark,
Clouse, Coleman, Collins, Cooper, Cunningham, Davis, Detwiler, Dibble, Dyal,
Edwards, Elliott, Elston, Elwell, Ely, Erb, Falstick, Faupel, Ferguson,
Fiscel, Fisk, Fluck, Fluke, Foor, Furry, Gillin, Good, Gregory, Griffin,
Hadley, Hagberg, Halferty, Harmon, Hartz, Haves, Hayes, Hoffmire, Hosford,
Jamison, Johnson, Karr, Kasson, Leidy, Lepley, Lloyd, Long, McCoy, Merchant,
Metts, Miller, Mills, Mohler, Noffsinger, Pars hall, Painter, Proctor, Rees,
Ritchey, Roberts, Rolfe, Roop, Russell, Seaworth, Sharpe, Sigg, Slick,
Smith, Snyder, Steele, Stoltz, Strayer, Stutzman, Stuver, Sutherland,
Thiess, Thompson, Van Cleef, Wareham, Wertz, White, Whitmore, Williams,
Willis, Witt, Yeadle, Young, Zimmerman. Localities: Bedford, Cambria,
Somerset and Westmoreland Counties.

k20. BRUBAKER, BOMBERGER & FOGELSANGER. By Elizabeth Shearer Rahn and

Claude J. Rahn. 105pp. 1952 Wprs. Illus 5.00

GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE FAMILIES OF BRUBAKER, BOMBERGER,
FOGELSANGER and various related families. Other surnaues frequently
appearing in the index: Baer, Balschbach, Berkheimer, Cramer, Diehl, Erb,
Etter, Guttle, Gingrich, Grogan, Harris, Kann, Long, Miller, Minich,
Newcomber, Railing, Shoemaker, Stumbaugh, Wissler. Localities: Cumberland,
Dauphin, Lancaster and York Counties.

1*21. BRUMBAUGH. By Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh. 850pp. 1913. 7ixl0|. Illus. . .22.50
GEMEALOGY OF THiS BRUMBAUGH FAMILIES including those using the following
variations of the original name, Brumbaugh, Brumback, Brombaugh, Brownback,
and many other connected families. Other family names frequently appearing
in the index: Acker, Adams, Anderson, Angle, Arnold, Baer, Bare, Baker,
Ballinger, Basel, Bauer, Beach, Beaver, Bechtel, Benner, Bingaman, Bolinger,
Bower, Bowman, Bowser, Boyer, Brown, Burger, Burget, Burket, Camerer,
Canaan, Chris tman, Clapper, Clauser, Coughenour, Cook, Cripe, Curry, Custer,
Davis, Detwiler, Dietrick, Dilling, Ditch, Eby, Eliot, Emmert, Engle, Evans,
Fink, Flory, Fluke, Fouse, Fox, Frank, Furry, Garner, Gates, Gilbert,
Gnagey, Gochenour, Graybill, Greaser, Green, Grove, Grubb, Gruber, Hagey,
Harris, Hart, Hartman, Heckman, Hershberger, Hiestand, Hite, Hoffman,
Holsinger, Home, Hoover, Horner, Houser, Huffman, Imbody, Imler, Irwin,
Jacobs, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Kaufman, Kelker, Keller, Kenslnger, Kinsey,
Kochenderfer, Kurtz, Landis, Long, Longenecker, Loose, Lower, Lynn, Markley
Martin, Metzger, Meyer, Mill, Miller, Mock, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan,
Mosteller, Moyer, Myer, Neff, Nicodemus, Paul, Pontius, Pote, Potts, Potter,
Price, Priser, Puterbaugh, Reed, Rench, Replogle, Reynolds, Rhodes, Rinehart,
Ritchey, Roberts, Roger, Royer, Saylor, Shaffer, Schneider, Shellenberger,
Shideler, Shirley, Shontz, Shultz, Smith, Snider, Snowberger, Snydsr, Sorrick,
Stahl, Stauffer, Stayer, Steel, Stewart, Stover, Strickler, Studabaker,
Stutzman, Summers, Taylor, Teeter, Thomas, Thompson, Ullery, Wagner, Warner,
Weaver, Wineland, Wright, Yoder, Young, Zook. Localities: Bedford, Cambria,
Cumberland, Franklin, Huntingdon and Lancaster Counties.

U22. BUCKINGHAM. By James Buckingham. 256pp. 1392. 7x10. Illus 10.00

THE ANCESTORS OF EBENEZER BUCKINGHAM, who was born in 17^8, and of his
descendants. Localities: Connecticut, New York and Ohio.

GENEALOGIES

U23. BULL. By James H. Bull. 390pp. 1919. Illus 10.00

BULL FAMILY, I67I1 to 1919. Record of the descendants of John and Elizabeth
Bull, early settlers in Pennsylvania. Other family names frequently listed
in the index: Adams, Alricks, Anderson, Baker, Barr, Beatty, Boger,
Bosserman, Bowman, Boyd, Brooke, Brown, Burin, Caldwell, Carter, Chapman,
Clemson, Clingan, Clymer, Coates, Cochran, Colyer, Connor, Corson, Crawford,
Daniel, Darling, Davis, Davison, Deckard, Dewees, DimLtry, EkLs, Evans,
Fackler, Ferree, Frissell, Gardner, Gibson, Greider, Gross, Haines, Hall,
Harri3, Hastier, Hazard, Headley, Hench, Henderson, Hite, Hope, Howard, Hull,
Hunter, Hykes, Jackson, Jacobs, Jordon, Kunkle, Lord, Maelhorn, Marshall,
McClure, Mo:l'Jeely, McQuistion, Meckling, Meloy, Meredith, Miller, Milligan,
Milnor, Moore, Morgan, Morton, Mos teller, Murdock, Myers, Neide, Newberry,
Hourse, Patterson, Powling, Pope, Powell, Quickel, Ransom, Rich, Richards,
Rittenhouse, Roberts, Robinson, Robison, Ross, Rothrock, Scott, Seibert,
Shaeffer, Short, Simms, Smith, Snider, Stair, Stewart, Stuart, Taylor,
Thomas, Thompson, Turner, Upson, Vandsrford, Washington, West, White,
Williamn, Willis, Wilson, Wood, Wright, Young, Zeigler, Localities:
Chester, Cumberland, Montgomery, Northumberland and Perry Counties.

U2lu CAMPBELL- DEAL. By Joseph Andrew Campbell. 8 8pp. 1921. 7x10. ILlus 7.00

CAMPBELL- DEAL GENEALOGY. Genealogical account of the ancestors in America
of Joseph Andrew Kelly Campbell and Eliza Edith Deal, his wife. Other
family names frequently appearing in the index: Anderson, Chamberlain,
Corson, Davis, Diel, Ervien, Gardener, Goodfellow, H.ambright, Hammond,
Hanna, Harper, Houck, Huston, Kelly, Kleckner, McCreight, Magargee, Myers,
Peters, Poak, Roberts, Scott, Vandergrift, Vanvalzah. Localities: Blair,
Centre, Lancaster, Lycming, Northumberland and York Counties.

U25. CHAMBERS. By G.O. Seilhamor. 28pp. 190lj. Wprs U.00

MISSING BRANCHES OF OUR OLDEST FAMILY. Conococheague Genealogies. The
family and descendants of Col. Benjamin Chambers, founder of Chambersburg,
Franklin County. Families related through early marriages: Brabazon, Brown,
Cumbertson, Dunlop, EcKlin, Forman, Hamilton, Hankins, Hata-ray, Kemper,
Leech, Ludlow, Maxwell, McPherran, Morris, Patterson, Penn, Potter, Pulliam,
Riske, Scott, Wever, Williams.

h26. COOVER. By Melanchthon Coover. 3U5pp. 19U2 8.00

A LIMITED GENEALOGY OF THE KOBER- COVER- COOVER FAMILY and cognate families.
Other families related through marriage with early generations: Ache,
Bashoar, Bonnell, Brandt, Carpenter, Cocklin, Downs, Eichelberger, Hauck,
Herrmann, Horning, Houck, Immel, Keller, Kimmell, Kunkel, Landis, Ludwick,
Mohler, Morrett, Poole, Shopp, Shoufter, Stahle, Steinmetz, Zimmerman.
Localities: Bucks, Cambria, Cumberland, Erie, Fayette, Lancaster and Somerset
Counties.

U27. COPE. By Gilbert Cope. 2£lpp. 1861 10.00

COPE FAMILY. A record of the Cope family as established in America, by
Oliver Cope, who came from England to Pennsylvania about the year 1682.
Other family names frequently mentioned: Baldwin, Bolton, Carter, Chandler,
Cook, Coope, Cooper, Forsythe, Gheen, Gibbons, Gilbert, Green,Haines, Hall,
Hoopes, Jefferies, John Johnson, Johnston, Kersey, Miller, Milner, Nookes,
Painter, Piersol, Pimm, Richardson, Smedley, Spackman, Taylor, Truman,
Walton, Wood. Localities: Chester and Fayette Counties.

GENEALOGIES

li28. COWEN. By Albert A. Cowen. l6lpp. 1929. Wprs. Illus 6.00

THE STORY OF A COVE FAMILY, Edward Cowen, from the highlands of Scotland to
Morrisons Cove, Blair County, and his descendants. Other family names
mentioned: Ake, Appleman, Bassler, Boslough, Burket, Byers, Campbell,
Cashman, Croft, Dick, Dimond, Ebersole, Foose, Fyock, Hair, Holsinger,
Huntsman, King, Logue, Long, Longenecker, McKerihan, Neeterly, Pote, Quarry,
Settle, Shoenfelt, Stull. Localities: Beiford, Crawford and Indiana Counties.

1+29. COX. By H. Paul Cox. 56pp. 19&. Wprs. Illus 3.00

HISTORY OF THE JOSHUA AND ELIZABETH (SPANOGLE)COX FAMILY. Pioneer
residents of Warriors Mark Valley and their descendants in Pennsylvania and
elsewhere, 1788-195U. Other family names related through marriage with
early generations: Bascomb, Beck, Bratton, Engles, Funk, Hartzel, McAfee,
McClelland, Orlady, Shultz. Localities: Blair, Centre and Huntingdon Cos.

Il30. CRAIG. By Jane Maria Craig. ll*3pp. 1915. Wpr3 8.00

SAMUEL CRAIG, SENIOR, PIONEER TO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, and his descendants.
Families related through marriage with early generations: Aimes, Barnett,
Boyd , Cathcardt, Clark, Culbertson, Cunningham, Dougherty, Elliott, Freeman,
Hill, Knott, Lintner, McClelland, McClure, McGi.ffen, Milligan, Moorhead,
Ogden, FLummer, Richards, Shields, Thorn, Vore, Wallace. Localities:
Armstrong, Cumberland, Franklin, Indian-, N rthampton and Westmoreland Cos.

U31 • CRAWFORD . By William M. Clemens . 30pp . 191U. Wprs U.00

CRAWFORD FAMILY RECORDS, an account of the first American settlers and
Colonial families of the name of Crawford, and other genealogical and
historical data, mostly new and original material including early wills
and marriages heretofore unpublished. Localities: Ga., N.J., Pa., S.Car. & Va.

h32. CULBERTSON. By Lewis R. Culbertson. 335pp. 1893 10.00

GENEALOGY OF THE CULBERTSON AND CULBERSON FAMILIES, with biographical
sketches of some of the more prominent members of the various families.
Other families related through marriage with early generations: Almon, Bell,
Boyd, Breckenridge, Bright, Brotherton, Campbell, Cassel, Cessna, OoLhoun,
Comings, Craig, Cunningham, Davis, Denny, Dickson, Duncan, Finley, Greer,
Hamilton, Harrison, Hays, Henderson, Irwin, Jackson, Jamison, Kilgore,
Lattimore, Lindsay, Lockard, Logan, Machelduff, McCaslin, McClay, McClelland,
McCreight, McCune, McKemey, McICair, Milnor, Mitchell, Moody, Morehead,
Murray, Ogle, Peebles, Porter, Purviance, Rea, Rogers, Roup, Sloan, Stilling,
Stewart, Stuart, Thompson, Urie, Vandevender, Van Leer, Walker, Wallace,
Whitehall, Wiley, Wilson, Witherow. Localities: Bedford, Chester, Cumberland,
Franklin, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Washington and Westmoreland Cos.

U33. CUNNINGHAM. By James L. Cunningham. 2>6pp. 19^3. 5x7 5.00

OUR FAMILY TREE SUBSEQUENT TO 1870. Other family names appearing in the
index: Adams, Aldrich, Beaumont, Bradshaw, Bukey, Colmy, Coolidge, CrabbS,
Dowlin, Greene, Herron, James, Johnson, Johnston, Knisell, Kringel, Latham,
Mend ell, Mendenshall, Mitchell, Moorhead, Mummert, McFarren, McGarry, Pauls on,
Priddie, Ruffino, Seidel, Shepley, Silsley, Smith, Stimson, Taylor, Tulley,
Vincent, Wagner, Wallace, White, Yoder, Zimmers. Localities: Chester, Indiana
and Westnoreland Counties.

1*3U« DE HAAS . By Abram Hess . 12l+pp . 1916. Wprs . Illus 3.00

THE LIFE AND SERVICES OF GENERAL JOHN PHILIP DE HAAS, 1735-1786. A paper
read before the Lebanon County Historical Sr>ciety on February 10, 1916.

GENEALOGIES

k3$. DAVIS. By George Jacob Davis, Jr. 122pp. 1955. 8jxll. Wprs. Illus 6.00

FAMILY HISTORY. Other related families: B as kin, Byng, Donaldson, Edmunds,
Gamble, Graham, Herley, Hildreth, Jones, May, Meyer, Nesbitt, Piercy, Powell,
Ragatz, Seufferles, Sigmund, Smith, Sorger, Stephens, Stroud, Tinsley,
Trotter. Localities: Blair, Huntingdoa and Perry Counties, Pa. Alabama,
Virginia and Washington, D.C.

U36. DIEHL. By E.H. Diehl. 239pp. 1915. 6b$i- Illus 12.00

DIEHL FAMILIES OF AMERICA. History, genealogy and reminiscences. Other
family names mentioned: Beahr, Butt, Castner, Dittmar, Exline, Feiser,
Fickerhoof, Harelerode, Harrier, Hyde, Kegg, Koontz, Over, Pennell, Rife,
Ritchey, Schaeff'er, Shoemaker, Wagner, Whetstone. Localities: Adams,
Bedford, Franklin and York Counties.

ii37. DOAK. By B.E. Hanes. 100pp. 1931. £jx7j. Illus 5.00

DOAK FAMILY, history and Genealogy. Many other family naties. Localities:
Chester and Fayette Counties, Pa. Virginia and West Virginia.

I4.38. DUNCAN. By Katherine Duncan Smith. 17Upp. 1928. Illus 10.00

THE STORY OF THOMAS DUNCAN AND HIS SIX SONS . Other family names frequently
appearing in the index: Anderson, App, Baker, Bender, Benner, Biddle,
Blaine, Bradford, Bradley, Brewster, Bryan, Buckingham, Callender, Campbell,
Carson, Church, Cook, Crain, Daugherty, Davis, Elliott, Finley, Ford,
Gatewood, Gustine, Hannegan, Hays, Hodgkins, Hughes, Hunter, Irvine, Irwin,
Jacob, Jacobs, Johnston, Koons, Laird, Lane, Lee, Leverich, McCullough,
McElroy, McLure, Mahon, Milton, Miaor, Moir, Ne;;bold, Oliphant, Patterson,
Pyrjchowska, Riley, Rippey, Robertson, Robinson, Rose, Schuchardt, Smith,
Snyder, Spangl^r, Sprowl, Sutton, Turner, Van Dykj, Walker, Wyeth; Localities:
Armstrong, Cumberland, Fayette and Franklin Counties.

k39. EARNEST. By Emma A.M. Replogle. 128pp. 1911. 5jx8. Illus 5.00

INDIAN EVE JLND HER DESCENDANTS. An account of an Indian massacre which
occurred in the present St. Clair Township, Bedford County, in the year 1777,
when Henry (Adam) Earnest and possibly two other men were killed, the mother
Eve Earnest and two of her children were captured while other children made
their escape. Mrs. Earnest returned from captivity in 1783, remarried and
resided in Dutch Comers. Other families related through marriage: Amick,
Armstrong, Bowser, Claar, Clarke, Croyle, Defibaugh, Dibert, Diehl, Elder,
Fetters, Fickes, Griffith, Imler, Kaufman, Kettering, Koontz, May, Nevitt,
Phillips, RInehart, Roudebush, Samuels, Sill, Skelly, Spence, Steel, Stuby,
Walter, Werts, Wysong, Zimmers.

WO. EGE. By Thompson P. Ege. 28lpp. 1911. Ulus 8.00

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE EGE FAMILY in the United States, 1738-1911.
Bernard Ege family arrived Philadelphia 1733, his son Jacob settled in
Richmond, Va., son George Michael remained in Philadelphia, and his son
Adam resided in Hunterdon County, N.J. Other family names included in
sketches of the Pennsylvania branch: Burd, Chambers, Galbraith, Henkel,
Koiner, McFarlane, Roddy, Stiegel, Thompson, Wagner, Watts, Wood, Zug.
Localities: Berks and Cumberland Counties.

IjlA. ENLOE-ENLOW-INLOW. By Thomas A. Enloe. 58pp. 19li7.8jxll. Wprs 7.00

GENEALOGY OF THE ENLOE-ENLOW-INLOW FAMILY. Other family names frequently
appearing in the index: Allen, Amos, Baker, Bell, Bond, Bradford, Brown,
Campbell, Cox, Davis, Hall, Hill, Hunter, Jones, Kirkpatrick, Martin, Miller,
Moore, Morris, Murray, Post, Russell, Scott, Serivener, Simpson, Smith,

GENEALOGIES

Ull. ContUl. Stavens, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tucker, "White, Williams,
Wilson, Wright, Young. Localities: Bedford and Washington Counties.

hh2. ENSMTNGER. By Raymond Martin Bell. 5pp. 19^5. 8|xll. Paper 3.00

THE ENSMINGER FAMILY of Cocalico, Lancaster County. Other families related
through marriage to early generations: Burkholder, Crautzdorf, Dohner,
Fahrny, Failor, Frey, Gloninger, Grove, Lore, Miller, Oberlin, Phillippi,
Quickel, Reigert, Schaeffer, Schmidt, Smith, Stouffer, Wallick, Waistler,
Wise, Wolf, Wunderlich. Localities: Cumberland and York Counties.

!Ui3. EWING. By Presley Kittredge Ewing and Mary El J en (Williams) Ewing

230pp . 1919 . Illustrated , 8 .00

THE EWING GENEALOGY, with cognate branches. Other family names frequently
appearing in the index: Baker, Barton, Beuchamp, Blaine, Bowling, Breading,
Brevard, Bush, Combes, Davidson, Field, Green, Jones, Kirkland, Kittredge,
McLean, McNeil, Marston, Mills, Munson, Porter, Read, Richardson, Rubey,
Sims, Sloan, Smith, Speer, Stevenson, Townsend, Vinson, Walker, Werlein,
Whittington, Wilkinson, Williams, Wynne. Localities: Fayette, Lancaster,
and Washington Counties.

khh. FISHER - STOMBAUGH. By Florence Hepp Peterson. i;09pp. 1950.8^x11. . .12.00
THE FISHER - STOMBAUGH FAMILIES and allied lineages of Maryland and
Pennsylvania, 1715 to 19i;9. Other family names frequently listed in the
index: Allen, Alkins, Atkiison Bailey, Baj.sh, Baker, Baldwin, Barnow, Bartlett,
Baumgartner, Beaver, Bechman, Bellerue, Bennings, Bishop, Bowans, Brooks,
Brown, Campbell, Carr, Carry, Caster, Caylor, Chambers, Chestnut, Clark,
Clements, Connelly, Cramer, Cummings, Davis, Devine, Dickover, Dill, Dimmitt,
Dreher, Duncan, Ecki, Elm, Fair, Favorite, Flaggard, Fox, Freehafer, Fryberger,
Fuhrman, Fuller, Funk, Gaver, Gils trap, Glatf alter, Goehring, Grimes, Hart,
Haverstick, Hedenberg, Hepp, Hildebrand, Hofman, Hombaker, Hornbaker, Hovis,
Hun.}, Hummel, Jenson, Johnson, Kerr, Kimerly, Kimmel, Knapp, Lacy, Lawyer,
Leakey, Lewis, Lowen, Lowenberg, Luellen, Manchester, Mathias, Miller, Mitchell,
Mitzel, Myers, Neu, Novis, Ort, Osborne, Osburn, Partridge, Perdew, Pickett,
Roudebu'h, Sabine, Schaal, Schran, Schreiber, Schwalm, Sersor, Shaffer, Simon,
Smith, Staui'fer, Steffey, Stous, Stover, Stubbefield, Summers, Taylor,
Van Antwerp, Wake, Walker, Ward, Warren, Watson, Weaver, Wenger, White, Whitted,
Will , Williams, Wingert, Winsell, Wiseman, Wolf, Wolfgang, Young, Zeissert,
Zimmerman. Localities: Bedford, Blair, Fraviklin, Huntingdon and York Counties.
Illustrated.

h\\S. FOREMAN. By Elbert Eli Farman. 232pp. 1911. Illus 12.00

FOREMAN - FARMAN - FORMAN GENEALOGY. Descendants of William Foreman, who
came fron London, England in 1675, and settled near Annapolis, Maryland,
and Edward Frisbie, an original settler of Branford, Conn. Includes records
of other families: Belden, Bradley, Chamberlain, Chester, Carliss, Curtis,
Dix, Dow, Frisbie, Gibbs, Haynes, Hendrick, Hollister, Hutchins, Kilbourn,
Mitchell, Page, Treat, Welles. Localities: Conn., Md., N.Y., and Ohio.

UU6. F0U3E. By Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh and John Garner Fouse. 289pp. 19lU.

7^x10. Illustrated 12.00

GENEALOGY OF THE FOUSE FAMILIES, descendants of Theobald Fouse (Fauss).
Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Acker, Aurandt, Bair,
Beaver, Bechtel, Bishop, Blystone, Bowers, Bowser, Boyer, Bridenstine,
Brouse, Brown, Brubaker, Brunib-uigh, Cassler, Clapper, Cramer, Criswell,
Daugherty, Daughinbaugh, Detweiler, DeVore, Diehl, Dulabahn, Enyeart, Erb,
Evans, Faber, Ferry, Frank, Fry, Fulmer, Galbraith, Geer, Greaser, Grove,

GENEALOGIES

hh6. Cont'd. Guiley, Hsbgood, Hall, Hamm, Heffner, Heimbaugh, Henney, Hoffa,
Hoover, Hoppel, Householder, Ingold, Isenberg, Jackson, Johnson, Kirk,
Kohlenburg, Lang, Lecrone, Lelbert, Lininger, Long, Loose, Lynn, Machamer,
Madlem, Miller, Myers, Neuroth, Nicodemus, Obenour, Peightel, Phillips,
Pontius, Pugh, Ream, Rhodes, Robinson, Rudy, Russell, Saterfield, Schadt,
Schell, Shaffer, Shontz, Shultz, Smith, Snyder, Sommers, Sorrick, Steffy,
Stone, Summers, Telkamp, Waddle, Wagner, Walker, Weaver, Weller, Wells,
Wengert, Wetzel, Wise, Zysset. Localities: Bedford, Blair and Huntingdon
Counties, Pa. Frederick and Washington Counties, Md.

kk7. FRAZER. By Persifor Frazer. 103pp. 1906. 8x10^ 6.00

PERSIFOR FRAZSR'S DESCENDANTS. I. Notes and papers of or connected with
Persifor Frazer of Glasslough, Ireland, and his son John Frazer of
Philadelphia, 1735 to 1765. Localities Philadelphia and Delaware Counties.

hhS. FRAZER. By Persifor Frazer. J^30pp. 1907. 8x10^. Illus 10.00

PERSIFOR FRAZERtp DESCENDANTS. H. A memoir to General Persifor Frazer
compiled principally from his military papers and correspondence during the
Revolutionary War. Localities: Philadelphia and Delaware Counties.

kk9. GARBER. By Clark M. Garber. 3 Vol. 3U7pp. 1937-39. Wprs. Illus ..8.00

THE GARBER HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL RKCORD, devoted to the Garber family
in America. Localities: Washington County, Pa., Maryland, Virginia and Ohio.
hh9a.. Vol. I. No. I. 111pp. 1937. Illus 3.00

Biographical sketches of the following families: Anthony, Beckett, Bigler,
Cassel, Diltz, Divelbiss, Eller, Hamilton, Kinney, Leedy, Loback, Paste,
Swihart, Wineland, Whaley, Warner, Yeisley.

Uh9b Vol. I. No. 2, 108pp. 1936. Illus 3.00

Biographical sketches of the following families: Allen, Armentraut, Aungst,
Bernard, Berthold, Bloomberg, Cagney, Cook, Davis, Divelbiss, Eppley,
Hamilton, Handel, Hendricks, Jones, Kirkpatrick, Kreisher, Lafler, Leedy,
Loback, Magill, McCollough, McCready, McFeely, Messenger, Mishey, Morgan,
Norrish, Paste, Potts, Rathburn, Remy, Schaffner, Shafer, Sindlinger,
Slagle, Stillwell, Sutton, Swank, Wineland, Wyma.

l|)49c Vol. I. No. 3. 128pp. 1939. Ulus 3.00

Biographical sketches of the following families: Armstrong, Bechtel, Beckett,
Bloomberg, Bowman, Burris, Cassel, Chinn, Dilts, Fink, Fleming, Gladden,
Griffith, Henry, Hewitt, Holtrey, Hootman, Horn, Howell, Humphrey, Kinney,
Lafler, Lauppe, Leininger, Magill, Martin, McClellan, McCollough, McConnell,
McDowell, McGregor, McKee, Nichol3, Ort, Peyton, Rathburn, Richards,
Robinson, Ruddell, Rusch, Scott, Schaffner, Slagle, Teagarden, Teeter,
Thomas, Wheeler, Williams, Warner, Wyma, Yeisley.

Il50. GARBER. By Clark M. Garber. 87pp. 1915 9x12. Binder U.00

GARBER HISTORY AND GENEALOGY, Vol. II. No. I. Devoted to the history, biography
and genealogy of the Garber family in America. Other family names frequently
appearing in the index: Batchelor, Bourke, Craig, Davis, Dewar, Derry,
Dixon, Dowler, Freuler, Griswold, Hartup, Jessup, Mahoney, Miles, Mitchell,
Mourne, Oliver, Parsons, Ray, Robinson, Roby, Rogers, Secrist, Starr,
Taylor, Webb, Webster, Wolcott, Wyatt. Localities: Washington County, Pa.,
Maryland, Ohio and West Virginia.

k£L. GOOD-HILEMAN. By Rev. P.G. Bell. 299pp. 1907. 5^x8. Illus 15.00

HISTORY OF THE GOOD-HILEMAN FAMILY. Other family names mentioned: Bell,
Bouslough, Bridenbaugh, Brown, Cunning, Funk, Guthe, Hammond, Heilman,
Irwin, Kemberling, Learner, Long, Longenecker, Loudon, Martin, Mentzer,

GENEALOGIES

l;5l. Cont'd. Moore, Newcomer, Rhodes, Shaffer, Smith, Taylor, Tussey,
Whitman, Young. Localities : Blair, Franklin, Huntingdon, Indiana,
Lancaster and York Counties.

U52. GOODMAN. By Kenneth V. Goodman. 8Upp. 1950. Wprs. Illus 5.00

THE GOODMAN-GULMAN-GUTMAN FAMILY HISTORY, other family na-u>s related
through marriage with early generations: Buchanan, Laird, Nighkirk, Numer,
Potter, Riddle, Rupert, Simpson, Smith, Wakefield, Localities: Berks, Blair,
Huntingdon and Mifflin Counties.

U£3. GUISE. By H.W. Weidner. 21pp. 191*0. 8|xll|. Mimo. Paper 6.00

THE NICHOLAS GUISE FAMILY TREE. Other family names related through marriage
to early generations: Funt, Plank, Slaybaugh, Spangler, Weidner, Weigle.
Localities: Adams and York Counties.

k5k. HARRIS &. DUNLOP. By Nancy D. Orbison. 26pp. 1907. 6x8. Comp h.00

THE HARRIS AND DUNLOP FAMILIES, IN REMEMBRANCE. Other families related
through marriage: Boggs, Douglass, Johnston, Livingstone, Wylie, Localities:
Centre, Cumberland, Juniata and Mifflin Counties.

U55- HENCH & DROMGOLD. By Lelia Dromgold Eirdg. 191pp. 1913.5x8 .Wprs 7. On

RECORDS OF THE ANNUAL HENCH AND DROMGOLD REUNION, held in Perry County, from
1897 to 1912, containing the genealogies of Nicholas Ickes, Johannes Hench,
Zachariah Rice, John Hartman, Thomas Dromgold and kindred families who were
among the early settlers of Chester County and served in the Revolution.
Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Aldrich, Barnes,
Barnhart, Bender, Boden, Bower, Bowers, Brackbill, Donally, Emig. Flickinger,
Foose, Guts hall, Helm, Hippie, Jacobs, Kable, Kell, Kepner, Kilmer,
Kochenderfer, Markley, Matthews, McCallister, McConnell, McMeen, Miller,
Notes tine, Orris, Ritter, Robinson, Sarvis, Saylor, S eager, Shafer, Sheneman,
Shull, Smith, Stewart, Strock, Sweger, Turbott, Wallack, Weibley, Weimer,
Wilson, Yohn, Zimmerman. Other localities: Cumberland and Juniata Counties.

U56. HETRICK. By Martha Louise Hetrick. l65pp. 1955. Profusely lllus 12.00

THE HETRICK FAMILY, 1651-1955. Historical and biographical sketches of the
Hedderick, Heddrich, Hedrick, Heidenrich, Heidrich, Hetrich, and Hetrick
family. Other families mentioned: Acker, Cox, Focht, Garner, He3S, Sorrick,
Tomes, Updegraff. Localities: Berks, Blair, Clearfield & Jefferson Counties.

U57. HOGE-HOGG. By Leonard LytLe. 25pp. 1921. 8jxll. Mimo. Paper 10.00

TIE DESCENDANTS OF ROB ART HOGE OR HOGG OF TUSCARORA VALLEY, including the
families of Dunbar, Graham, Harnish, Lytle, McBride, McCullough, McKee,
Potts, Robinson, Stitt, Sturgeon, Vance. Localities: Blair, Butler,
Cumberland, Huntingdon, Ju'iiata, Mercer and Mifflin Counties.

k$S. HOLLYDAY. By Henry Hollyday. l5pp. 1925 5-00

EARLY HISTORY OF THE HOLLYDAY FAMILY, 1297-1800. Other family names
•lentioned: Carmichaels, Chamberlain, Covington, Gale, Hammond, Jones, Lloyd,
Nichols, Robins, Skinner, Storer, Tilghman, Trueman. Localities: Calvert
and Talbot Counties, Md. Virginia.

U59. HORNBERGER & TINGLING. By Claude J. Rahn. l6itpp. 1951. Wprs 6.00

GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE FAMILIES OF HORNBERGER AND TINGLING
and related farr_Lo.es of Eckert, Lenhart, Steffy, Gerwig and Rahn. Other
family names frequently appearing in the index: Baltzley, Bankert, Bond,
Burgoon, Dutterer, Ford, Formwalt, Giuither, Hobson, Leppo, Mackley, Menges,

GENEALOGIES

h$9. Cont'd. Mundorff, Myers, Pabst, Pfoutz, Reinecker, Scherer, Sier,
Slifer, Stable, Staub, Tawney, Warren, Willett. Localities: Adams, Franklin
Northampton and York Counties, Pa. Maryland.

U60. HORTON. By Geo. ¥. Alloway. llp-PP- 1929. 5x8. Wprs 5.00

HORTON GENEALOGY AND HISTORY, descendants of Richard Horton, born 1727, and
Elizabeth Harrison, and their nephew and niece, Deacon Nathaniel Horton,
born 171P-, and Rebecca Robinson, including a brief tracing of their ancestral
lxne oack to the year 1310. Localities: Bedford, Blair, Fulton and
Huntingdon Counties.

1+61. HUBER-HOOVER. By Harry M. Hoover. 335pp. 1928. Wprs. Illus 6.00

THE HUBER-HOOVER FAMILY HISTORY. A oiographical and genealogical history
of the descendants of Hans Huber from the time of his arrival in
Pennsylvania down to the eleventh generation. Other family names related
through marriage to early generations: Bowman, Burkholder, Eberly,
Gefeller, Gocnenaur, Horst, Kendrick, Ladshaw, Miller, Myer, Senseny,
Stetzler, Weber, Wenger, Winter. Localities: Adams, Franklin Lancaster Cos.

ii62. HUNSICKER. By Hen-y A. Hunsicker. 3^8pp. 1911.8xlO|.Illus 10.00

A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE HUNSICKER FAMILY. Other family names frequently
listed in the index: Alderfer, Allebach, Allison, Apoleman, Ashenfelter,
Aumon, Bartman, Bean. Bechtel, Bergey, B&rtolet, Buckwalter, Cassel,
Casselberry, Clemons, Cresinger, Crouch, Detweiler, Drake, Ebert, Fetterolf,
Grater, Gi-imley, Hallman, Harley, Heckler, Heebner, Hendricks, Henkels,
High, Hiltebeidel, Horning, Hunsberger, Johnson, Jones, Kindig, Koons, Kraft,
Krelbel, Kulp, Landes, Landis, Longacre, Markley, Maxfield, Moyer, Nyce,
Place, Reiff, Rosenberry, Saylor, Schultz, Snell, Staiffer, Stearley, Thomas,
Tyson, V an rbr slice, Wagner, Walton, Wanner, Wells, Whitman, Wonsetler,
Yellis, Ziegler. Localities: Montgomery, Bucks and Berks Counties.

I163. HUYETT. By William A. Whittaker. 82pp. 1952. Wprs. Illus U.00

THE HUYETTS AND THEIR KIN.. Other family names appearing more than twice in
the index: Ake, Allen, Bacchus, Baker, Beard, Beck, Beckley, Bedinger,
Bell, Brown, Clark, Coblentz, Cresswell, Criswell, De Garvis, Dietrick,
Doran, Egan, Endres, Fay, Gates, Gaither, Geary, Greene, Gregory, Hansen,
Harnish, Harshberger, Haw?;, Heim, Herbster, Hewitt, Hindman, Hoagmire,
Hoffman, Houck, Howard, Hudson, Hunt, Huyette, Ingram, Jones, Keller, Kidle,
Knode, Kyper, Lecrone, Lefford, Lincoln, Loechel, Lonman, Maddox, Martin,
McKean, McLaren, McLean, Merrick, Metz, Miller, Moore, Moorhead, Myers, Neff,
Oaks, Oburn, Oswald, Parker, Patterson, Patton, Peters, Phelps, Phillips,
Piper, Pryor, Reed, Reese, Reigart, Robinson, Rohrer, Roller, Rudolph,
Russell, Sangree, Sarver, Schirm, Schmucker, Sears, Seidel, Sen^r, Shank,
Shively, Smith, Snyder Spear, Spessard, Stewart, S^onebraker, Stuzel, Stryker,
Stultz, Sudds, Sumrall, Sutch, Swoope, Tnomas, Tritle, Ullery, Vanderslice,
Van Levander, Webb, Wensel, Wheatley, Whelen, White, Whittaker, Wigton, Winter,
Wright. Localities: Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pa. Washington County, Md.

I4.6I4.. IMBRIE. By Boyd Vincent Imbrie & Mary E. Philbrook. 2146pp. 1953 .Wprs. .10.00
GENEALOGY OF THE IMBRIE FAMILY OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA , descendants of
James Imbrie, pioneer settler, and his wife Euphemia Smart, by Addison
Murray Imbrie. Allied families: Acheson, Black, Dunn, Findley, Houston,
Jackson, Johnston, McCracken, Reed. Localities: Allegheny, Beaver, Franklin
and Washington Counties.

GENEALOGIES

U65- JOHNSTON. By A.R. Johnston. 78pp. 1915. 5ix8§. Illus 7.00

THE DESCENDANTS OF MY GREATGRANDPARENTS . An incomplete directory of the
descendants, includes the families of: Johnston, Anderson, Armstrong, McCord,
Russell. Indexed. Localities: Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Juniata,
Lancaster and Perry Counties.

U66. KAGY. By Franklin Keagy. 675pp. 1899. Illus 15.00

TnE KAGY FAMILY. A history of the Kagy, Keagy, Cagey, Kaga, Kagey, Kagi,
Keaggy, Keagy, relationship in America from 1715 to 1900. Other family
names frequently appearing in the index: Abe, Andrews, Ashbrook, Aukerman,
Bair, Barb, Beaver, Beery, Behimer, Black, Bl^ser, Boehm, Boroff, Boyden,
Brandt, Bretz, Brubaker, Bryum, Cornell, Crooks, Cummins, Derr, Fast,
Fluegge, Frantz, Gibbony, Gist, Good, Gray, Grove, Hall, Haverstick,
Heestand, Hershberger, Hess, Hetrici:, Hite, Hoffman, Hood, Howry, Huddle,
Hupp, Jeck, Kanode, Kauffman, Keffer, Keyes, Kochenour, Lee, Litzenborg,
Long, Longanecker, McColm, McPheeters, Martin, Metcalfe, Miley, Morsell,
Myley, Neff, Ober, Patterson, Raiser, Rife, Rinehart, Roof, Rosenberger,
Rupert- Ryan, Saul, Schwinehart, Sedwic:<:, Seitz, Sewell, Shenk, Shirley,
Siple, Snively, Sollers, Solomon, Somervell, Spitler, Stayman, Stehnum,
Stevenson, Stoner, Storm, Strickler, Summers, Tnomas, Troutman, Trumbo,
Uroan, Wayland, ¥enger, Wetherhott, ¥ilson, Wine, Wolfe, Zirklej Localities:
Bedford, Blair, Franklin, Huntingdon, Lancaster & Somerset Cos.

1|67. KEIM. By DeB. Randolph Keim. 16 Vol. 30pp ea.lB98-i9OO.Wprs. Illus 10.00

THE KEIM AND ALLIED FAMILIES, in America and Europe. A monthly serial of
history, geanealogy and folklore, illustrating the causes, circumstances and
consequence of the German, French and Swiss emigration to America during
the 17th, 18th and 19th centun.es. Vol. 1, published Dec. 1898. Volumes
9 to 23 inc., Aug. 1899 to Oct. 1900. Other families related through
marriage: Barksdale, Behne, Bertolet, Beverley, deBenneville, Douglass,
Green, High, Hoch, Hottenstein, Kendig, Kime, Lobach, Ludwig, Markle, May,
r-Iears, Merkling, Moyer, Nagel, Nagle, Orrick, Palmer, Paxson, Peachy,
Randolph, Rodman, Shewell, Stapleton, Stichter, Summer, Tyson, Yoder;
Localities: Berks County, Pa., and Virginia.

U68. KELLY & WOODRING. By Raymond Martin B ell. 5?p.l9Ul|.8|xll. Paper 2.00

THE KELLY AND WOODRING FAMILIES of Worth Township, Centre County. Other
families related through marriage to early generations: Andreas, BaLliett,
Cowher, Elder, Frantz, George, Hahn, Hoifman, Moore, Ox, Schneider, Weiss.
Localities: Centre, Cumberland and Franklin Counties.

U69. KING. By Wilbur Lewis King. 119pp. 1952. 5|x8§ 6.00

GENEALOGY OF JACOB KING (KONIG) AND MATHEUS KING (KOKIG) of Northampton
County. Other family names with more than reference in the index: Ache,
Arndt, Arnott, Backman, Baer, Baird, Baker, Baumgart, Beck, B^yer, Blake,
Bowman, Brader, Brown, Buss, Campbell, Dech, Deemer, Detwi"1 er, Dewalt,
Dorrhanmer, Dreisbach, Dunmire, Engle, Engler, Fisher, Fogel, Frantz,
Geiger, George, Gradwihl, Greenamyer, Griffiths, Gross, Ha-:.s, Hackman, Hart,
Hartzel, Hayes, Hedrick, Heffelfinger, Heilman, Hess, Hj.ll, Hoch, Hummel,
Illick, Illig, Jansen, Johnson, Jones, Keck, Keiper, Kemmerer, Kern,
Kinnard, KLingensmith, Knauer*, Knecht, Koch, Kocher, Kreidler, Kuhn, Lambert,
Laubach, Lewis, Loudenberger, Meyers, Michael, Miller, Moll, Moyer, Murphy,
McGuire, McKean, Nicholas, Ohlanger, Paulus, Peters, Reece, Reimer, Reiss,
Ritter, Robb, Roebuck, Rohrjach, Ruch, Ruppert, Ruth, Sanor, Santee, Saylor,
Schall, Schnabel, Schneider, Schortz, Schweitzer, Shimer, Sinclair, Sipe,
Slease, Smith, Snyder, Spielman, Stecher, Stevenson, Stocker, Thomas,

GENEALOGIES

U69 . Cont'd. Thompson, Townsend, Transue, Trouger, Unangst, Wagner, Walter,
Weaver, Weitzel, Whits ell, Wiles, Williams, Wilson, Wolf, Woodward, Yeager,
Yockey, Young, Yount, Ziegenfus. Localities: Armstrong, Northampton and
Westmoreland Counties.

1*70. KNAUSS. By Wilbur Lewis King. 270pp. 1930. Illus 9.00

LUKAS KNAUSS (1633-1713) of Dudelsheim, Germany, and his American descendants.
Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Acker, Albright,
Anderson, Andreas, Baker, Balliett, Bartholomew, Becker, Beitel,
Bergstresser, Biery, Bishop, Blank, Boyer, Brown, Brunner, Butz, Christ,
Clewell, Crawford, Deshler, Diefender, Diehl, Dreisbach, Ehrerihardt, Ellis,
Erdman, Everitt, Fehr, Fenstermacher, Fogel, Frederick, Frey, Giering,
Gilbert, Greenawald, Griesemer, Haas, Hamilton, Harris, Hauser, Heller,
Henninger, Hinkle, Hiskey, Huber, Iobst, Jacoby, Jarrett, Johnson, Jordan,
Kauffman, Keck, Kemmerer, Kern, Kleckner, Kline, Koch, Koehler, Kramer,
Kreider, Lambert, Laubach, Laudenslager, Leibert, Lewis, Long, Lynn, Martin,
Mertz, Meyers, Miksch, Miller, Mohr, Moyer, Newhard, Nichols, Parker, Peters,
Reed, Rhoads, Ritter, Rohrbach, Romig., Roth, Rothrock, Ruch, Schaadt,
Schaeffer, Schiffert, Shafer, Shaffer, Shoemaker, Siegfried, Smith, Snyder,
Stitzer, Stoudt, Thomas, Tool, Waltz, Weaver, Weiler, Wenner, Werley,
Zimmerman, Localities: Berks, Juniata, Lehigh, Montgomery, Perry, Union,
and York Counties.

1*71. KRATZ. By A.J. Fretz. 3ll*PP- 1892. 5|x8. Illus 8.00

KRATZ FAMILY HISTORY. A brief history of John Valentine Kratz and a complete
genealogical family register. Other family names frequently appearing in
the index: Albright, Alderfer, Angeny, Anglemoyer, Clemens, Clymer, Cope,
Crow, Culp, Delp, Detweiler, Dysslin, Freed, Funk, Garges, Gable, Gehman,
Gill, Godshall, Gottshall, Gotwals, Groft, Gross, Hatfield, Heinen, High,
Hockman, Honsberger, Hunsberger, Kindig, Kulp, Landes, Landis, Lapp,
Leathe rman, Loux, Meyer, Meyers, Moyer, Myers, Orth, Overholt, Rickert,
Ridenour, Stout, Stover, Strohm, Swarthy, Sweitzer, Tyson, Yeakel, Ziegler,
Localities: Bucks and Montgomery Counties.

1*72. LANDIS-LANDES . By Dorothy K. Landis. 65pp. 1952. Wprs 1*.00

REPORT OF THE THIRTY-FIRST REUNION OF THE LAND IS -LANDES FAMILIES held at
Perkasie Park, Perkasie, Bucks County. 19 50. Includes the ANCESTRY AND
FAMILY OF AUGUSTUS LANDIS, (I83l*-l897) of Hollidaysburg, Blair County,
by Cass K. Shelby; HENRY LANDIS (171*0-1825) of Preble County, Ohio, JOHN
LANDIS of Bucks County and others.

1*73. LESNETT. By Daniel M. Bennett. 100pp. 1909 . Illus 6.00

FAMILY HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN LESNETT, 1728-1928. Other family names listed:
Bennett, Boyce, Christy, Coulter, Elliott, Lisnett, McFarland, Middlesworth,
Neal, Neville, Ramsey, Rowley, Vance, Weaver. Localities: Allegheny and
Washington Counties, Pa., and Frederick County, Md.

1*71*. LLOYD. By Thomas Allen Glenn. l*37pp. 1912. 6^x9| 12.00

LLOYD MANUSCRIPTS. Genealogies of the following families: Awbrey, Blunston,
Burbeck, Garrett, Gibbons, Griffith, Heacock, Hodge, Houlston, Howard, Hunt,
Jarman, Jenkins, Jones, Knight, Knowles, Newman, Paschall, Paul, Pearson,
Pennell, Pott, Pyle, Reed, Sellers, Smith, Thomas, Till, Williams, Wood,
Vaughan. Localities: Chester and Philadelphia Counties.

GENEALOGIES

hlS. LOUGHRY. By Julia A. Jewett. 113pp. 1923 8.00

THE LOUGHRY FAMILY OF PENNSYLVANIA, including Lochiy, Lochra,Lochery,
Loughery, Loughrey, etc. Other famililies frequently appearing in the index:
Allison, Blaisdell, Carroll, Dunmire, Fulton, Getty, Graham, Gray, Hamilton,
Henry, Irwin, Jewett, Johnston, Kenning, Laurie, Lewis, Lucas, Luke,
McAnulty, McQuistian, Moore, Paul, Shields, Steele, Sutton, Thompson,
Thornburg, Watson, Weaver, Wilson. Localities: Adams, Bedford, Cumberland,
Franklin, Indiana, Westmoreland and York Counties.

U76. MACK. By Freeman Ankrum. 3^2pp. I9I4.3. 5jx8. Illus £.00

ALEXANDER MACK THE TUNKER AND DESCENDANTS. Other family names included:
Benedict, Burger, Davis, Deffenbaugh, Diehl, Ellis, Flory, Holsinger, Horst,
Karn, Ketring, Leckrone, Longenecker, Mock, Oiler, Pote, Replogle, Smith,
Snively, Snowberger, Stockley, S toner, Stout, Stover, Stump, Waltenbaugh, Weaver.
Localities: Bedford, Fayette and Franklin Cos.

1+77. MACLAY. By A. Monroe Aurand, Jr. 22pp. 1933. Wprs 3.00

THE GENEALOGY OF SAMUEL MACLAY, 17U1-1811. A brief sketch of a prominent
citizen and public official, and a genealogy of the Maclay family in
America from the year 173U. Other families related through marriage: Awl,
Culbertson, Hall, Harris, Henderson, Irwin, Lyon, McKnight, Wallace.
Localities: Franklin, Lancaster, Mifflin and Northumberland Counties.

U78. McALLISTER. By Mary Catharine McAllister. 10 3pp. 1898.6x9^. Illus 12.00

DESCENDANTS OF ARCHIBALD McALLISTER. of West Pennsboro Township, Cumberland
County, 1730-1898. Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Bailey,
Baker, Beit, Bethel, Bigham, Bowers, Bryan, Bush, Chambers, Clay, Cox, Cr'ain,
Davies, Davis, Francis, Glass, Hays, Hiester, Inskeep, King, Krebbs, Line,
McDowell, Mclntyre, Mcknight, Mitchell, Morris, Nevin, Nichols, Orme, Ormsby,
Parker, Piollett, Plumer, Preston, Ralston, Rankin, Shepard, Thompson, Tinkham,
Wagner, White. Localities: Adams, Allegheny, Blair, Cumberland and York
Counties.

U79. McCALMONT. By M.K. Burgner. 29pp. 1920. Wprs. Illus U.00

LIFE AND TIMES OF COLONEL JAMES McCALMONT, (168U-1780), an early settler in
Letterkenny Township, Franklin County. Events of the French and Indian War
and of the Revolutionary War.

1+80. McCULLOUGH. By John L. Finafrock. 18pp. 191U Wprs 1+.00

TRADITIONS AND RECORDS OF A PIONEER FAMILY, being a record of James McCullough,
an early settler in Franklin County. Events of the French and Indian War and
of the Revolutionary War.

U8l. McFARLAND, WESTON & GATES-GETZ. By Raymond Martin Bell. 5pp. 191+8.

8jxll. paper 3.00

THREE CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA FAMILIES. Other families related through marriage
to early generations: Brenneman, Bucher, Coleman, Graff ius, Hartline, Igou,
Irwin, McKettrick, Meredith, Merryman, Myers, Scott, Semple, Stevens, Thompson,
Tipton, Weitzel. Localities: Blair and Centre Counties.

U82. MILLER. By M.A. Miller. 12pp. 19&. .¥J?.r.s.-. 3.00

LIMITED GENEALOGY OF THE MILLER FAMILY, of Peter Miller, who moved from
Lebanon County to Winding Hill, near Shepardstown, Cumberland County in the
year 1831. Other families related through marriage to early generations:
Hoover, Kauffman, Landis, Moyer, Mumma, Ober, Weltmer, Yordy.

GENEALOGIES

I4.83- MORISON - MORRISON. By Leonard A. Morrison. l*68pp. 1880. Illus 10.00

HISTORY OF THE MORISON OR MORRISON FAMILY of New Hampshire and branches who
settled in Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Other families related through
marriage: Anderson, Bailey, Betts, Beyers, Brown, Clark, Clingan,
Cooper, Doyle, Ferguson, Gamble, Gordon, Hahn, Ingram, Irwin, Kidd, King,
Kinkead, Kissell, Love, Magee, Martin, Mayse, McCalmont, McClellan,
McDowdell, Morrow, Paukey, Scott, Stevens on, Stiver, Struble, Stultz, Swift,
Thompson, Work. Localities: Clinton, Lycoming, Lancaster and Union Cos.

U8U. NAF - NEFF. By Elizabeth Clifford Neff. 35pp. l899.6jx8j.Wprs k. 00

NAF - NEFF HISTORY, regarding the origin and meaning of the name of Neff,
together with the Revolutionary records of Captain Rudolph Neff, Ensign
Aaron Scout and Major Thomas Smyth Jr.

U85. NEFF. By Elmer Ellsworth Neff. 132pp . 1931 7-50

A MEMORIAL OF THE NEFF FAMILY, with special reference to Francis Neff and
some of his descendants. Other family names frequently listed in the index:
Ake, Beck, Beddinger, Black, Brown, Brumbaugh, Burket, Conner, Crawford,
Cunningham, DeGarvis, Eager, Fay, Fleck, Frank, Grazier, Hall, Hatfield,
Harnish, Hay, Herr, Holland, Hoover, Hutchinson, Huyette, Kauffman, King,
Leffard, Long, Martin, McClure, Miller, Morton, Naef, Neiff, Orlady,
Patterson, Peters, Phillips, Piper, Robb, Rollins, Ross, Smith, Sprankle,
Stryker, Stoner, Swoope, Tussey, Van Devander, Wallace, Webb, Wensel,
Wheatly, Whi taker, Wilson. Localities: Blair, Huntingdon and Lancaster Cos.

I186. NEWCOMB. By Bethuel Merritt Newcomb. 1021pp. 1923. 7x10. Illus 15.00

NEWCOMB GENEALOGY. Andrew Newcomb, 1618-1686, of Boston, Mass. and his '
descendants. Indexed.

U87. ROLLER. By W. Ray Metz. 80pp. 195U. 9x12. Binders 5.00

FAMILY TREE OF THE ROLLER FAMILY, showing connections with the following
families: Bell, Dysart, Fisher, Grove, Hewitt, Holliday, Hunter, Huyett,
Isenberg, Lyle, Martin, Metz, Mickley, Moore, Piper, Potter, Proctor,
Smouse, Tussey, Whittaker, Wile. Localities: Blair and Huntingdon Counties.

I4.88. ROYER. By W. Ray Metz & Floyd G. Hoenstine. 16pp. 1951. Paper. Illus. .1.00

THE ROYER FAMILY, Ironmasters of Blair County. LIFE AT THE FURNACE, FORGE
AND THE FOREST by W. Ray Metz. ROYER GENEALOGY by Floyd G. Hoenstine, with
a historical sketch of Springfield Furnace, Cove Forge and Franklin Forge.
Family date on Daniel and John Royer, sons of Capt. Samuel and Catherine
(Stoner) Royer of Franklin County. Map, chsrts and pictures.

U89- SANTEE. By Ellis M. Santee. 127pp. 1899. 6jxl0. Illus 6.00

GENEALOGY OF THE SANTEE FAMILY IN AMERICA. Localities: Luzerne and
Northampton Counties.

1490. SCHOLL-SHOLL-SHULL. By John William Scholl.879PP.1928.7xlOj.IHus 15.00

SCHOLL-SHOLL-SHULL GENEALOGY. The colonial branches. Other family names
frequently appearing in the index: Adams, Allen, Baker, Barnes, Bartholomew,
Beck, Bell, Benner, Berger, Boyer, Brown, Brunner, Campbell, Clark, Cole,
Cooper, Cressman, Crouthamel, Davis, Deck, Detweiler, Diehl, Erb, Fidler,
Fisher, Frantz, Frederick, Fretz, Frey, George, Gerhart, Gilbert, Gradwohl,
Groff, Gross, Gruver, Hallman, Hartman, Hartzell, Hendricks, Hersh, Hess,
Hill, Hoffman, Hoover, Huber, Hummel, Hutchison, Jackson, Jacoby, James,
Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Keeler, Keller, King, Kline, Kramer, Kuhns, Kulp,
Lawall, Leidy, Long, McFall, Mack, Martin, Merrill, Mertz, Miller, Moore,

GENEALOGIES

ll90. Cont'd. Morgan, Moyer, Myers, Ott, Peters, Phillips, Reed, Reiter,
Renninger, Riblet, Rice, Ritter, Roberts, Robinson, Rosenberger, Ross, Roth,
Schaeffer, Schlegel, Schuler, Schultz, Scott, Sellers, Shaffer, Smith,
Snyder, Stauffer, Sterner, Stewart, Summers, Thomas, Thompson, Trumbauer,
Wagner, Walter, Walters, Walton, Weaver, Weiss, White, Williams, Wilson,
Wolf, Wright, Yeager, Young, Ziegler, Zimmerman. Localities: Bedford,
Berks, Bucks, Northampton, Perry and York Counties.

U91. SCOTT & WHITE. By George Wilson Scott. 96pp. 1956 8.00

THE SCOTT-WHITE AND RELATED FAMILIES of Western Pennsylvania. Other family
names frequently appearing in the index: Addison, Anderson, Berry, Britton,
Caldwell, Cook, Cummings, Emerick, Farrar, Giffen, Gladden, Harper,
Lawrence, May, Morgan, Neely, Phillips, Proudfit, Reed, Ross, Taylor,
Wallace, Welch, Wilson. Localities: Allegheny, Franklin, Lancaster and
Washington Counties.

Il92. SEARIGHT. By William Seawright. 2l4ipp. 1893. 6x8|. Illus 9.00

A RECORD OF THE SEARIGHT FAMILY established in Amsrica by William Seawright
who came from near Londonderry, in the north of Ireland, to Lancaster
County about the year 17U0. Other family names frequently appearing in the
index: Allison, Armstrong, Bossart, Brown, Brownfield, Bulger, Carter,
Colvin, Fisher, Flenniken, Gilbert, Glenn, Gordon, Hamilton, Hume, Jacoby,
Jackson, Johnson, Kerr, Knox, Logan, McCleary, McCullough, Peffer, Ramsey,
Reed, Roberts, Robinson, Sebright, Shipley, Shuman, Stuart, Swank, Warner,
Wherry, Woods. Localities: Cumberland, Fayette, Franklin, Huntingdon,
Lancaster and Westmoreland Counties, Pa. South Carolina and Virginia.

14.93- SEATON. By Jane Snowden Crosby. 59pp. 19U5. 74x8j 6.00

THE SEATONS OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Other family names frequently
mentioned: Alexander, Amberson, Ausstrow, Jackson, Lamberton, McClelland,
Plumer, Morrow, Localities: Butler, Cambria, Cumberland, Venango and
Westmoreland Counties.

U9i|. SELL. By James A. Sell. 16pp. 1931. Wprs 3.00

HISTORY OF THE SELL FAMILY, 1729-1931, in an unbroken line from their
landing in Pennsylvania from Germany in 1729. Other family names mentioned:
Balmer, Berger, Delozier, Detwiler, Myers, Rothrock, Warner. Includes first
annual reunion held in 1905. Localities: Adams, Bedford and Blair Counties.

U95. SHUEY. ByD.B. Shuey. 279pp. 1876. I;^x7. Indexed 8.00

HISTORY OF THE SHUEY FAMILY in America, 1732-1876. Localities: Lancaster
and Lebanon Counties, Pa. Carroll County, Md., and Augusta County, Va.

ii96. SHUMAN. By William C. Shuman. 3lilpp. 1913. 7x10. Illus 10.00

GENEALOGY OF THE GEORGE SHUMAN FAMILY, from the time of arrival in America,
in 1760, to 1913. Other family names frequently appearing in the index:
Addams, Allison, Anderson, Baker, Baltazer, Barr, Betts, Brady, Bretz,
Burr ell, Collins, Crawford, Crider, Crosby, Curry, Dombach, Douglass,
Evinger, Fisher, Fitz, Furst, Gamble, Gingrich, Goodman, Greiner, Hanna,
Hartley, Hay, Hubley, Ickes, Inch, Irvine, Jones, Kauffman, Kell, Keller,
Knickerbocker, Knotwell, Kochenderfer, Kuder, Landis, Leland, Lindemuth,
Long, Longsdorf, McCathrine, Mellinger, Miller, Mounts, Murray, Musser,
Oldt, Peifer, Quiggle, Rice, Rooerts, Schneider, Shue, Shull, Sieman, Siple,
Smith, Snyder, Stambaugh, Stauffer, Stehman, Stewart, Stout, Sypher, Thayer,
Trowbridge, Warm, Weaver, Weisz, Whiting, Witmer, Yost, Zimmerman.
Localities: Centre, Cumberland, Lancaster, Perry, Union & Westmoreland Cos.

GENEALOGIES

U97. SMEDLEY. By Gilbert Cope. lOOOpp.1901. 8x11. Illus. Indexed 12.00

GENEALOGY OF THE SMEDLEY FAMILY, descended from George and Sarah Smedley of
Chester County, with brief notices of other families by the name, and
abstracts of early English Wills. Localities: Chester and Delaware Counties.

ii98. SMOUSE. By J. Warren Smouse. 112pp. 1908. Illus £.00

HiSTQHY OF THE SMOUSE FAMILY in America. Other family names mentioned:
Burket, Coy, Cross, Frantz, Grove, Hartman, Hoffman, Houp, Isenberg,
Mattern, Piper, Shultz, Stewart, Stoner, Stonerook. Localities: Bedford,
Blair and Huntingdon Counties, Pa. Allegheny County, Md. and Loudon Co. Va.

1*99. SPELMAN. By Fannie Cooley Williams Barbour. 559pp. 1910 6|x9|. Illus. .12.00
SPELMAN GENEALOGY. The English ancestry and American descendants of Richard
Spelman of Middleton, Connecticut. Indexed.

500. STAUFFER. By Ezra Nelson Stauff er, l80pp . 1917. 5ibc7i IHus 5.00

STAUFFER GENEALOGY of America dnd history of the descendants of Jacob
Stauffer. Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Auker,
Breitigam, Brubaker, Burkholder, Compton, Deck, Epperson, Fissgus, Fitch,
Ganger, Getz, Geigley, High, Jessup, Longenecker, Martin, Miller,
Oberholtzer, Ratcliff, Reed, Ressler, Rheim, Rohrer, Sauder, Seibel,
Sensenig, Shrom, Snyder, Steffy, Tschupp, Weaver, Wenger, Weidler, White,
Williams, Witmer, Zimmerman. Localities: Berks, Lancaster and Snyder Cos.

501. STEWART . By J . Montgomery Seaver . 66pp . 1929 . Wprs 5.00

THE STEWART GENEALOGY, includes British Stewarts, immigrants to America

and many of their descendants. Prominent Stewarts of past and present.

502 . STOUFFER, By Kate S . Snively . lOUpp . 1903 . 6^x8|. Illus 8 .00

DESCENDANTS OF HANS STOUFFER, who arrived in Philadelphia in 1710 and
settled in Montgomery County. Other family names mentioned: Adams,
Deitrick, Emmert, Frantz, Heickert, Lehman, Metz, Morrow, Shetter, Shirk,
Smith, Snively, Snyder, Stoner, Strickler. Localities: Berks, Franklin,
and Lancaster Counties.

503. STRASSBURGER. By Ralph Beaver Strassburger. 520pp. 1922.7jxlO| 10.00

THE STRASSBURGER FAMILY and allied families. Ancestry of Jacob Andrew
Strassburger, Esq., of Montgomery County. Indexed. Profusely illustrated.
LOCALITIES: Bucks, Lancaster, Lehigh, Northampton and Philadelphia Counties.

50U. STRAW. By Albert Y. Straw. 292pp. 1931. Comp. Illus 8.00

SOME GENEALOGIES AND FAMILY RECORDS. Other families whose records appear:
Ardery, Arnold, Bailey, Barrett, Beaver, Bloom, Brown, Caldwell, Cathcart,
Callahan, Dale, Eberts, E^ard, Ferguson, Fleming, Freeman, Hagerty,
Hartshorn, Henderson, Henry, High, Hile, Hulligan, KLinger, Leech,
McCracken, McDivitt, McFadden, McKenrick, McMurray, Michaels, Mitchell,
Moore, NOrris, Price, Rea, Read, Routch, Shaffer, Snyder, Stevens, Strong,
Thompson, Tooias, Tubbs, Wagner, Weiss, Witheright, Young. Locality:
Clearfield County.

505. STRICKLER. By Harry M. Strickler. U25pp. 1935. 6x8|.Illus 10.00

FORERUNNERS . A history or genealogy of the Strickler families, their kith
aid kin. Other family names frequently appearing in the index: Aleshire,
Anderson, Baer, Bailey, Baker, Beaver, Bell, Berry, Blosser, Bowers, Bowman
Brown, Brubaker, Brumback, Brukholder, Burner, Buswell, Campbell, Clark,
Cline, Coffman, Comer, Crabill, Derrow, Dofflemyer, Dovel, Early, Fetzer,

GENEALOGIES

505. Cont'd. Fisher, Fleming, Funkhouser , Gander, Garber, Grimsley, Grove,
Hall, Heaston, Henkel, Hershberger, Hite, Hoover, Huffman, Johnson, Johnston,
Jones, Kagey, Kauffman, Keyser, Kibler, Koontz, Lionberger, Long, Martin,
Marye, Mauck, Miley, Miller, Moore, Moyer, Neff, Painter, Perry, Philips,
Price, Rhodes, Rice, Rickard, Roads, Rogers, Rosenberger, Rothgeb, Huffier,
Salvage, Selser, Shavsr, Shenk, Shirley, Shuler, Smith, Spitler, Stephens,
Stone, Stover, Taylor, Tharp, Thomas, Trout, Ward, White, Whiteman, Williams,
Wilson, Wright, Yates, Young, Zirkle. Localities: Lancaster and York
Counties, Pa. Shenandoah Valley, Va.

506. STUCKEY, By Walter C. Stookey. l;2pp. 1936. Wprs. Ulus 3.00

A GENEALOGY OF THE STUCKEY-STOOKEY FAMILY, descendants of Simon I. Simon II,
and Daniel I, 1685-1936. Other families related through marriage with early
generations: Anderson, B&nter, Fox, Gooding, Jones, Miller, Painter,
Whetstone. Localities: Bedford County, Pa. Washington Co., Md. Va. Ohio & HI.

507. STUKEY-REAM. By Elmer Leonidas Dennis ton. 6£0pp. 1939. Illus 10.00

A GENEALOGY OF THE STUKEY AND REAM FAMILIES principally of the Stukey,
Ream, Grove, Clem and Denniston families. Other family names frequently
appearing in the index: Alder, Allen, Allison, Ames, Atchison, Atteberry,
Azbell, Bahl, Baker, Balmer, Beck, Bender, Bevington, Bowers, Boyer,
Bradford, Bragg, Bratton, Brehm, Brenneman, Brown, Bryan, Buck, Bumgardner,
Carpenter, Caquelin, Chamberlain, Clapper, Cocklin, Conrad, Conwell, Cook,
Cooper, Coventry, Crampton, Crandell, Crawford, Crone, Crook, Curtis, Davis,
Deeds, Diffenbaugh, Ditto, Doner, Dupler, Eckels, Elick, Ely, Emerick,
Fortig, Feeman, Fink, Fisher, Flynn, Franklin, Freisner, Fry, Gacklin,
Gearhart, Glass, Good, Gref, Green, Hain, Harlan, Hartman, Hawkins, Hedgepoth,
Hehn, Hershberger, Hieter, Hilyard, Hoffman, Horn, Hughes, Hummel, Ickes,
Her, Ireland, Johns, Johnson, Keilman, Keller, Kerns, Kilfoil, King, Kirk,
Leffingwell, Leinbach, Long. Markle, Martin, Mathias, McClure, Mentzer,
Miller, Moorman, Moury, Myer3, Nichols, Nicholas, Nihiser, Niswonger, North,
Page, Panabecker, Pearce, Peters, Porter, Prewitt, Proctor. Reams, Redsecker,
Reed, Reeme, Regar, Riehm, Riem, Roberts, Ross, Ruble, Rudolph, Russell,
Saltmarsh, Schaeffer, Seitz, Sewell, Sheets, Sherrick, Sidwell, Smith,
Snyder, Statler, Starner, Stemen, Summers, Swisher, Thomas, Thompson,
Underwood, VanScoyoc, Vincent, Vivion, Wagner, Weaver, Wells, Wertz,
Westenbarger, White, Wildermuth, Worley, York. Localities: Berks,
Cumberland, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties.

508. SWOPE. By Harper E. and Charles W. Swope. 231pp. 19l|6. 8^x11 .10.00

THE SWOPE FAMILY , some interesting facts relative to members of the Swope
family in Central Pennsylvania. Other family names related through marriage:
Berry, Brickley, Bucher, Campbell, Chilcoat, Chilcott, Clark, Deshong,
Devar, Giffen, Greenland, Leach, Mellott, Miles, Miller, Readdy, Smyers,
Snyder, Templeton, Wright, Young. Localities: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon,
and York Counties, Pa. Frederick County, Md.

509. THOMSON. By Addams, S. McAllister. 3£7pp. 1917 10.00

DESCENDANTS OF JOHN THOMSON, pioneer Scotch covenanter. Other family
names frequently appearing in the index: Allen, Banks, Barnes, Barr, Bell,
Boal, Brownlee, Chittenden, Clark, Cowles, Cox, Crothers, Crowther, Curran,
Dimm, Dunn, England, Fisher, Glover, Graham, Greenlee, Hamilton, Hebron,
Hogue, Hosack, Jewell, Jamison, Johnson, Lloyd, McAlister, McChesney,
McGinnis, McKee, Marks, Moore, Morse, Nicholson, Patterson, Quinn, Rempher,
Rinehart, Rodgers, Romig, Rose, Runninger, Schirm, Spicher, Sterrett,
Stevenson, Stuart, Swoveland, Thompson, Tinker, Tolles, Walters, Williamson,

GENEALOGIES

509. Cont'd. Wilson, Wolfe, Woodey, Wylie, Zell. Localities: Cumberland,
Dauphin, Franklin, Huntingdon and Juniata Counties.

510. TIERNAN & SOMERYLLLE. By Charles B. Tiernan. l;66pp. 1901. Illus 8.00

THE TIERNAN AMD OTHER FAMTT.TKS. Family names frequently appearing in the
index: Bernard, Bigelow, Blair, Boiling, Bonaparte, Brien, Brown, Butler,
Carroll, Caton, Chatard, Cohen, Fenwick, Gilmor, Gordon, Hamtramck, Jenkins,
Kennedy, Lee, Livingstons, Matthews, McDonald, Nicholas, Owen, Randolph,

Robb, Robertson, Scott, Shields, Skipwith, Smith, Somerville, Spear', .
Strickler, Swearingen, Van Swerigan, Waters, Williamson, Wirt. Localities:
Frederick and Washington Counties, Md.

511. TRESSLER. By Albert Willie Tressler. 66pp. 19U8. 8|xll. Wprs 7.00

JONATHAN AND JOSEPH TRESSLER and their descendants. Other families related
through marriage to early generations: Arnold, Bernheisel, Halm, Hamman,
Kistler, Lay, Loser, Phillips, Shiebley, Smith, Tilzell. Localities:
Berks, Northumberland and Perry Counties.

512. WAGENSELLER. By Geo. W.Wagenseller. 225pp. I898. 5x7^. Illus 5.00

THE HISTORY OF THE WAGENSELLER FAMILY in America with kindred branches.
Other family names frequently appearing in theindex: Bean, Bergstresser,
Brack, Butler, Chain, Chrisman, Derr, Evans, Fisher, Forry, Gearhart,
Gerhart, Gilbert, Haag, Hammer, Harsh, Hazlett, Henderson, Hillegas,
Hoffman, Holman, Hoover, Hornetter, Hughes, Jacobs, John, Jones, Keely,
King, Lewis, Longaker, Lutz, Marshall, Martin, Mason, McWilliams, Meyers,
Miller, Mills, Montgomery Moore, Moser, Moyer, Neilor, Noll, Orwig, Pawling,
Pennypacker, Pettit, Potts, Ramsey, Raney, Reyer, Royer, Rumsted, Schock,
Schrack, Sharp, Shearer, Shepherd, Smith, Swinehart, Taylor, Wagenseil, Wagner,
Walls, Walter, Wells, Williams, Wolfe, Young, Zerbe; localities: Chester,
Montgomery, Snyder and Union Counties.

513. WALBECK. By R.C. Walbeck. 58pp. 195U. 5ibc8^. Wprs 3.00

WALBECK FAMILY HISTORY, descendants of John Walbeck of Indiana County
through his son George (1820-1889) amd wife Ann Brentlinger (1822-1890).

51U. WATSON. By Martha Ziegler Watson. 102pp. 1909. Illus 5.00

GENEALOGY OF THE WATSONS, a book in letter form prepared and written of the
Watson genealogy, 1760-1909. Other family names frequently appearing:
Bender, Blackmore, Caldwell, Calvert, Carl, Clark, De Bolt, Ditty,
Eichelberger, Galleher, Hiser, Lippert, Millhouse, Rheem, Smith. Localities:
Adams, Cumberland, Lancaster and Perry Counties, Pa. St. Mary's County, Md.

515. WEAKLEY. By Francis J. Weakley, llitpp. 190l|. 5x7| 6.00

THE WEAKLEY FAMILY in America, 1730-1901;, descendants of James and Jane
(Wilson) Weakley of Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County. Other families
related through marriage to early generations: Alexander, Anderson, Arnold
Barr, Bell, Boden, Bratton, Brown, Calwell, Chalfant, Cochran, Craighead,
Cross, Ege, Ellett, Foster, Foulk, Geddes, Gillespie, Hays, Hogg, Holmes,
Huston, Jones, King, Lightcap, Loche, Lockard, Lusk, McCormick, McCurdy,
McGrew, McKinley, Martin, Maxwell, Miles, Mitchell, Morrison, Purdy,
Robinson, Scott, Sheldon, Van Pelt, Vaughan, Wilson, Woodburn, Woods,
Wright.

516. WOLF. By Clara A. Beck. 66pp. 1930. illus 6.00

KITH AND KIN OF GEORGE WOLF, Governor of Pennsylvania, 1829-1835, and
descendants of George Wolf (17114-1790) of Bethlehem Township, Northampton

GENEALOGIES

516. Cont'd. County. Families related through marriage with early
generations: Beck, Brader, Ehret, Erb, Haas, Kindig, Koch, Schnabel,
Snyder. Localities: Lancaster, Northampton and Westmoreland Counties.

517. WOODLING. By Charles A. Fisher. Ii3pp. 1936. 6x8 .Wprs 3.00

THE WOODLING FAMILY. A biographical history and genealogy. Other family

names mentioned: Biehl, Crouse, Erhard, Fisher, Hilbish, Miller, Pawling,
Schrack, Stover. Localities: Montgomery, Snyder and Union Counties.

518. WOTRING. By Raymond M. Bell & Mabel G. Granguist. 12pp. 1953 Wprs. .. .2.00
THE YAUTRIN-WOTRING-WOODRING FAMILY, 16140-1790. Other families related
through marriage with early generations: Becker, Frantz, Glett, Hoffman,
Kuntz, Mertz, Rebmann, Schnebly, Troxell, Localities: Lehigh and York
Counties, Pa. Maryland.

519. BURKET. By T.B. Patton. 2iipp. 1897. 5jx8|.Paper lllus 8.00

HISTORY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF PETER BURKET, late of Sinking Valley, Blair
County. Other family names related through marriage: Baden, Burgart,
Carey, Chritzman, Clarke, Code, Courtright, Crane, Crawford, Cummer,
Cunningham, Downing, Eberle, Escher, Fleck, Foy, Freeman, Garvin, Gibson,
Cood, Hamish, Hawkesworth, Herbert, Kauffman, Keller, Lindeman, Lindsay,
Linn, Meade, Mong, Neff, Patton, Ramey, Rhees, Rodier, Spanogle, Spitler,
Stewart, Streeter, Whitney, Woy.

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

600. ARCHIVES. By Commonwealth of Pa. 16 Vol. Avg. 730pp. 1851- 3. 5x8 80.00

COLONIAL RECORDS, minutes of the Provincial Council from its organization

in 1683 to the termination of the Proprietary Government in 1790,
subjugation of piracy, dealings with the Indians, granting of land warrants
and settlement of disputes, the French and Indian Wars, the Revolutionary-
War and the organization period. Vol. I to X includes minutes of the
Provincial Council from 1683 to 1775. Vol. X and XI contains minutes of
Council of Safety and the Committee of Safety from 1775 to 1777. Vol. XI to
XVl contains minutes of the Supreme Executive Council from 1777 to 1790.
All in chronological order. A general index to the Colonial Records is
part of a separate volume, see item 602.

601. ARCHIVES. By Samuel Hazard. 12 vol. Avg. 790pp. 1952- 3. 5x8 75.00

PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES, FIRST SERIES. Papers selected and arranged from
original documents in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, 166U
to 1790, in chronological order, to parallel and supplement the contents
of the Colonial Records. Also, Col. Daniel Brodhead's letters from Fort
Pitt, and notes on Frontier Forts, included in Vol. XII. General index in
rear of each volume. A more complete index published as part of a separate
volume, see item 602'.

602. ARCHIVES. By Samuel Hazard. 653pp. i860. 5x8 10.00

INDEX TO THE COLONIAL RECORDS AND FIRST SERIES.

...60.00

603. ARCHIVES. By John B. Linn & Wm. H. Egle, 19 vol. Avg. 800pp.l87U-95.5x8. . .
PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES, SECOND SERIES. General index in rear of eac;h volume.

603a. Vol. I. 809pp. Revolutionary War '. . li.OO

Minutes of the Board of War and the Navy Board 1777

List of Officers and men of the Pennsylvania Navy 1775-1781

Papers relating to the Pennsylvania Navy 1775-1781

Papers relating to the British Prisoners in Pennsylvania 1775-1782

Memorandum book of the Committee and Council of Safety 1776-1777

Col. Samuel Atlee's Journal of the Battle of Long Island Aug. 26, 1776

Journal of Col. Samuel Miles concerning the Battle of Long Island 1776

List of Sick Soldiers in Philadelphia Dec. 1776

Papers relating to the War of the Revolution 1775-1777

Plans for the construction , etc., of the Delaware River 1775-1781;

603b. Vol. II. 826pp. COLONIAL PERIOD 5.00

Persons to whom marriage licenses were issued 17U3-1790

Persons naturalized in the Province of Pennsylvania 17^0-1773

Officers and soldiers in the service of the Province 17l4i-1761|

Indian Traders, passes, letters and ship registers 17U3-1776

Papers of the Province prior to the Revolution 17^1-1773

Journal of Col. James Burd at Fort Augusta, Shamokin 1756 1757

603c. Vol. III. 811pp. Revolutionary War U.00

Names of persons who took the Oath of Allegiance 1776-179U

Papers relating to the War of the Revolution 1777-1781

Minutes of the Provincial Deputies 177ii

Proceedings of the Provincial Convention at Philadelphia 1775

Officials of the State of Pennsylvania by counties 177U-1790

603d Vol. Iv. 8llpp. Post-Revolutionary War U.00

Papers relating to the Whiskey Insurrection in Western Penna 179U-1795

Journal of Col. Thomas Proctor to the Indians of the Northwest 1791

Papers relating to the Defence of the Frontiers 1790-1796

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

603e. Vol. V. 875pp. Colonial U.00

Papers relating to the Colonies on the Delaware I6ll|-1682

603f. Vol. VI. 8J46UP. French Possessions U.00

Papers relating to the French Occupation in Western Penna. 1631-1761;

Papers relating to the establishment at Presqu1 isle 1791;

603g. Vol. Vii. 832pp. Province, settlements, French and Indian Wars ... . ll.OO

Papers relating to Provincial Affairs 1682-1750

The Boundry Dispute between Pennsylvania and Maryland 173U-1760

Narrative of Marie Le Roy & Barbara Leininger, Indian Prisoners 1755

Journal kept at Fort Augusta, Sunbury 1763

Dutch and Swedish Settlements on the Delaware River 1630-1681

603h. Vol. VIII. 8OI4PP. Marriage "Records 7.00

The Register General 168U-1693

Christ Church, Philadelphia 1709-1806

Swede's Church, Philadelphia 1750-1810

First Presbyterian Church, Carlisle, Cumberland County 1785-1812

St. P'aul's Episcopal Church, Chester 170U-1733

Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County I7I48-I8OO

Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County 17U5-1809

German Reformed Church, Philadelphia 171+8-1802

First Baptist Church, Philadelphia 1761-1803

Paxtang and Derry Churches, Dauphin County 1 7^1-1810

603i. Vol. IS. 818pp. Marriage Records, Officers 7.00

First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia 1702-17ii5 1760-1803

Moravian Church, Bethlehem, Northampton County 17U2-1800

Moravian Church, Nazareth, Northampton County 17U2-1800

Moravian Church, Lititz, Lancaster County 171; 3-1800

Moravian Church, Philadelphia 17U3-1800

Moravian Church, Emaus, Lehigh County 1758-1800

Neshaminy Presbyterian Church, Hartsville, Bucks County 1785-1801;

St. James Episcopal Church, Perkiomen, Montgomery County 1788-1810

Presbyterian Church, Abington, Montgomery County 1716-1821

Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends 1682-1756

Middletown Monthly Meeting of Friends, Dauphin County 1685-1810

Falls Monthly Meeting of Friends 1700-1800

Buckingham Monthly Meeting of Friends, Bucks County 1730-1810

Quaker town Monthly Meeting of Friends 1752-1810

Wrights town Monthly Meeting of Friends 17l4j.-l809

Richland Monthly Meeting of Friends 1800-1810

St. Michaels and Zion Church, Philadelphia 17U5-1800

St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia 1759-1806

Presbyterian Church, Churchville, Chester County 1738-1810

Third Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia 1785-1799

Second Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia 1763-1812

Officers of the Colonies on the Delaware I6II4.-I68I

Officers of the Province of Pennsylvania 1631-1776

Provincial Officers of the Three Lower Counties, Delaware 1726-1775

Provincial Officers three original cos. Chester ,Phila. & Bucks 1682-1776

Provincial Officers of the additional counties 1729-1776

603j. Vol. X. 79lipp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 5.00

Battalions of Rifleman, Col. William Thompson 1775-1776

Battalions of Riflemen, First to Sixth, inc. 1775-1776

Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, Col. Samuel Miles 1776

The Musketry Battalion, Col. Samuel J. Atlee 1776

The State Regt. of Foot. Cols. John Bull & Walter Etewart 1777

Continental Line, First to Thirteenth inc. 1776-1783

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

603j. Cont'd. Continental Line, Col. Thomas Hartley 1777-1779

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603k. Vol. XI. 805pp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 5.00

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Continental Line, Wyoming Valley Companies, Connecticut Line 1776-1778

Continental Line, Commander-in-Chief's Guard 1776-1783

Continental Line, Col. Stephen Moylan's Cavalry 1777-1783

Continental Line, Col. Charles Armand's Partisan Legion 1777-1783

Continental Line, Brig. Gen. Casimer Pulaski's Legion 1778-1783

Continental Line, Major Henry Lee's Partisan Corps 1778-1783

Continental Line, Capt. Bartholomew Von Herr's Light Dragons 1778-1783

Continental Line, Pennsylvania Artillery 1775-1776

Continental Line, Col. Lewis Nicola's Invalid Regiment 1777-1783

Continental Line, Orderly Books and diaries 1778-1783

Ranging Companies & miscellaneous muster rolls 1789-1813
Pennsylvania Pensioners, 1789 and 1813 lists

6031. Vol. XII. 805pp. War of 1812-11; U.00

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Papers and documents 1812-181U

603m. Vol. XIXT. 79hpp. Revolutionary War 5.00

Alphabetical list of soldiers from depreciation account books 1775-1783

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Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Lancaster County 177U-1781

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603n. Vol . XIV . Revolutionary Muster Rolls . 79&PP 5.00

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Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Chester County 177i;-1780

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Muster Rolls and Papers, Associators & Militia, Berks County 177U-1780

Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Northumberland Co. 1776-1777

Muste:- Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Cumberland Co. 177U-1782

Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, York County 177U-1781

Muster Rolls and Papers, Associators & Militia, Northampton Co. 177U-178U

Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Bedford County 1775-1783

Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Westmoreland Co. 1775-1782

Muster Rolls and papers, Associators & Militia, Washington Co. 1775-1785

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603c Vol. XV. 78Upp. Revolutionary War 5.00

Journal of Major Ennion Williams from Philadelphia to Boston 1775

Journal of Capt. William Hendricks, Carlisle-Boston-Quebec 1775

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Journal of Lt. Erkuries Beatty, Gen. John Sullivan's Expedition 1779

Journal of Rev. William Rogers, Gen. John Sullivan's Expedition 1779

Letter of Capt. William Gray, Gen. John Sullivan's Expedition 1779

Journal of Lt. William McDowell, in the Southern Campaign 1781-1782

Minutes of the Committee of Safety, Bucks County 177U-1776

Military Rolls found in the Dept. of State, Washington, D.C. 1776-1783

Miscellaneous Rolls of Associators, Militia & Flying Camp 1776-1783
Pennsylvania Pensioners, 1820 and 1825 lists

Diary of Capt. James Duncan in the Yorktown Campaign 1781

Journal of Samuel McNeill, Gen. John Sullivan's Expedition 1779
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60 3p. Vol. XVI. 790pp. Mason and Dixon Line U.00

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603r. Vol. XVIII. 792pp. Wyoming Controversy U.00

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603s. Vol. XiX. 787pp. Land Grants U.00

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Explanation of Reed's Map of Philadelphia 177U

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Report on Unappropriated Islands 1791

Virginia Claims to lands in Western Pennsylvania 1^U9-178U

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Donation Lands in Pennsylvania 179U

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60Ud. Vol. IV Maps U.00

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Observation on the American Revolution 1779

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60l|h. Vol. VIII. 793PP. Proclamations U.00

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60l;v. Vol. XXII. 782pp. Assessments 5.00

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60lix. Vol. XXIV. 792pp. Land Purchases 6.00

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60Uy. Vol. XXV. 809pp. Land Purchases 6.00

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605g. Vol. VII. 979pp. Governors Papers 5.00

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605h. Vol. VIII. 1201pp. Governors Papers 5.00

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605i. Vol. LX. 959pp. Governors Papers 5.00

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605j. Vol. X. 1122pp. Governors Papers 5.00

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605k. Vol. XI. 808pp. Governors Paoers ^"d'^*00

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606b . Vol . II. 110 3pp . Revolutionary Muster Rolls 6.00

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606c. Vol. HI. lll;2pp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 6.00

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606d. Vol. IV 8U8pp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 6.00

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606e. Vol. V. 888pp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 6.00

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606f . Vol. VI. 658pp. Revolutionary Muster Rolls 6.00

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Evans, Feight, Fletcher, Frazier, Gibboney, Grazier, Haderman, Hartley,
Hayden, Heckerman, Henry, Hershberger, Hickok, Hill, Hissong, Hixon, HOrne,
Hughes, Irvine, Kay, Kerr, King, Lingenfelter, Longenecker, McCoy, McDaniel,
Mann, Miller, Mower, Oppenheimer, Points, Poole, Potts, Reiley, Reynolds,
Russell, Sansom, Schell, Sell, Smith, St. Clair, Strock, Tate, Taylor,
Warlick, Whetstone, Whisel, Wilson, Wright, Zimmerman. indexed.

6l5b. Vol. II. HISTORY OF SOMERSET COUNTY. By William H. Welfley. 695pp 10.00

615c Vol. III. SOMERSET COUNTY. 553pp. Indexed 10.00:

Biographical sketches of the following families: Albright, Altfather, Ankeny,
Ansell, Appel, Armbrust, Augustine, Baer, Barchus, Barcley, Barkman, Barnett,
Barnhart, Barron, Bauermaster,Bauman,Beachley,Beachy,Bear,Beegley,Beegle,Begley,
Bender, Berkeley,Berkey,Berkley,Biesecker,Birley,Bishop, Bittner, Black, Blauch,
Bloom, Blough,. Boose, Border, Bowman, Boyer,Brant,Buckman,Buhl,Burkholder,Carrell,
Carter, Casebeer, Chamberlain, Chris tner,Cobaugh, Cober, Cof froth, Cohen, Colborn,
Coleman, Compton, Conway, Cook, Countryman, Crist, Critchfield, Croyle,
Custer, Dahl, Daub, Daugherty, Davies, Davis, Deal, Deeter, Duncan, Durst,
Ebaugh, Endsley, Engle, Enoch, Fair, Fike, Fisher, Flamm, Floto, Fluck,
Fogle, Friedline, Fritz, Gambert, Gardner, Gatesman, Glessner, Gladfelty,
Gnagey, Gorman, Groff, Gumbert, Gurley, Habel, Halbrock, Hauger, Hawes,
Hay, Heffley, Heminger, Hemminger, Hendrickson, Hentz, Hillegass, Hitechew,
Hoblitzell, Holderbaum, Holsopple, Hoover, HOrner, Hostetler, Hostetter,
Husband, Huston, lckes, Jeffery, Johns, Johnson, Jones, Jojt, Judy, Kantner,
Kaufman, Kautz, Keim, Kendall, Kern, Kifer, Kimmel, Knecht, Knepper, Koontz,
Koontz, Krebs, Kuhns, Kurtz, Kyle, Lambert, Landis, Lansberry, Lee, Leighty,
Lentz, Lichliter, Lichty, Lienhardt, Lint, Liphart, Liston, Livengood,
Lochrie, Lohr, Lowry, Lutzke, Markel, Marsden, Martin, Mastery, Matthias,
Maust, McGrath, McKenzie, McLuckie, McMillan, McMillen, McNeal, McVicker,
Meager, Menges, Menser, Merrill, Metzler, Meyers, Miller, Morrison,
Mosholder, Mossholder, Mostolle, Mostoller, Newman, Noon, Ogle, Oldham,
Parks, Parnell, Paul, Peck, Perry, Petersheim, Phenicie, Philson, Pickings,
Pile, Piatt, Pollard, Poorbaugh, Pr?tbs, Pugh, Pyle, Rayman, Ream, Reiman,
Reitz, Rhoads, Rieman, Riley, Ringler, Ritter, Roach, Rowe, Ruppel, Rutter,
Saylor, Schell, Schrock, Scull, Stckler, Seese, Seibert, Sevits, Shaffer,

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

6l£c Cont'd. Shaud, Shober, Sipe, Smith,Snyder,Somerville,Spangler,Specht,
Speicher, Sp encer,Stahl,Stevanus,Stiver,Stoddard,S toner, Stuf ft, Suder,
Sufall, Sullivan, Suter, Swank, Tannehill, Taymen, Thomas, Thompson, Topper,
Trent, Truxal, Uhl, Vogel, Vickroy, Volk, Wagner, Walker, Walter, Wasseen,
Watkins, Weaver, Weimer, Weisel, Welch, Welfley, Whiteman, Wiegle, Will, Wilt,
Winters, Witt, Wolfenberger, Wolfersberger, Wood, Woy, Wright, Toder,
Younkin, Zimmerman, Zorn, Zufall.

616. BEDFORD, SOMERSET & FULTON COUNTIES, by Waterman-Watkins & Co. 672pp.
I88I1. 8fxll. Illustrated. Not indexed 30.00

HISTORY OF BEDFORD, SOMERSET AND FULTON COUNTIES with illustrations and
biographical sketches of some of its pioneers and prominent men.
Part 1. History of Bedford County, towns, townships, historic events,
assessment lists, military rolls, etc. Biographical sketches of the following
families: Ake, Alsip, Anderson, Armstrong, Barclay, Barley, Bamdollar,
Barton, Blackburn, Breneman, Bruckman, Buck, Burd, Calhoun, Cessna, Clark,
Compher, Conard, Daugherty, Detwiler, Donahoe, Doyle, DuBois, Ealy, Earnest,
Elliott, Emigh, Enfield, Fletcher, Gump, Haderman, Hall, Harris, Harry,
Hartley, Henry, He trick, Hill, Hofius, Hughes, Jamison, Jenkins, Jordon,
Kerr, King, Long, Longenecker, Madara, Maders, Magaw, Mann, Marbourg,
Mattingly, McGirr, McManara, Miller, Minnich, Mower, Mowry, Musser, Noble,
Oellig, Pensyl, Plank, Points, Reamer, Reed, Reynolds, Rhodes, Rice,
Robinson, Russell, Sample, Schell, Scott, Shaefer, Sill, Smith, Spang,
Statler, Stayer, Stehley, Stoler, Tate, Thomson, Tod, Todd, Tomlinson,
Watson, Weller, Woods.

6l6a. Part II. History of Somerset County, towns, townships, historic events,
assessment lists, military rolls, etc. Biographical sketches of the following
families: Baer, Bailey, Barclay, Beachly, Beachy, Biesecker, Black,
Brubaker, Bruce, Casebeer, Coffroth, Colborn, Cover, Covode, Cox, Cunningham,
Dumbauld, Edie, Elder, Endsley, Espy, Fechtig, Fichtner, Flickinger, Forward,
Gaither, Gardner, Garey, Garman, Good, Hamer, Harah, Hay, Heffley, Hoblizell,
Hugus, Husband, Kierman, Kimmel, Koontz, Kooser, Krissinger, Kuhlman,
Lepley, Lichty, Livingood, Louther, McKinley, Meyers, Miller,
Morrison, Musselman, Musser, Ogle, Patterson, Pritts, Pugh, Rauch, Ream,
Reiman, Ross, Ruppel, Schell, Schrock, Scull, Scott, Shuri, Smith, Snyder,
Stewart, Stutzman, Trent, Uhl, Walker, Weyand, Whipkey, Will, Williams,
Yutzey, Zimmerman.

6l6b. Part III. History of Fulton County, towns, townships, historic events,
assessment lists, military rolls, etc. Biographical sketches of the following
families: Agnew, Alexander, Austin, Barton, Bonnett, Carl, Donahoo, Duf field,
Fletcher, Goldsmith, Greathead, Hess, Logan, Lyons, McDonald, McFadden,
McKiffin, Ott, Pott, Rexroth, Robinson, Schell, Shade, Sipes, Skinner,
Smith, Stewart, Trout, Wishart, Woodcock, Woollet.

617. BERKELEY COUNTY, W. VA. By Willis F. Evans. 3ij7pp. 1928 8.00

HISTORY OF BERKELEY COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, includes history of western
Virginia prior to and during the Revolutionary War. Biographical sketches
of prominent residents. Indexed.

618. BIBLIOGRAPHY. By Arthur C. Bining, Robert L. Brunhouser and Norman B.

Wilkinson. £65pp. 19U6. Wprs „ U.00

WRITINGS ON PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY. A list of secondary materials containing

over 6,000 items of printed historical literature bearing upon the
Commonwealth. Grouped as to subject matter, giving name of author, title,
publisher, printer, date and number of pages.

HISTORICAL SKETCHES

619. CAVES. By Ralph W. Stone. Ili3pp. 1932. Wprs. Illustrated £.00

PENNSYLVANIA CAVES. Topographic and geologic suvey bulletin, arranged by
counties. Profusely illustrated.

620. CENSUS OF 1790. By U.S. Bureau of Census. Ii26pp. 1908.9xllJ.Wprs 15.00

HEADS OF FAMILIES at the first census of the United States taken in the year
1790. Census data includes name of head of family, the number of free white
males of 16 years and upward, free white males under 16 years, free white
females, other free persons, and slaves, - by counties, towns or townships.
Map of 1796. Alphabetical index.

621. CENTRE & CLINTON COUNTIES. By John Blair Linn. 67 2pp. 1883.8x11 iiO.OO

HISTORY OF CENTRE AND CLINTON COUNTIES, includes Indian occupation, early
settlers, military rolls and events, counties, town, townships, villages,
schools, churches, cemeteries, industries, etc. Biographical sketches of
the following families as appearing in the index: Achenbach, Alexander,
Allison, Anspach, Antes, Bailey, Baird, Barnhart, Bayard, Bear, Beaver,
Benner, Berry, Bierly, Blakely, Blanchard, Boal, Boggs, Bollander, Bower,
Brew, Brady, Bridgens, Brisben, Brockerhoff, Brown, Brugger, Brungart,
Bryson, Buchanan, Buchtel, Burchfield, Burnside, Bush, Caldwell, Callahan,
Cambridge, Campbell, Canfield, Chambers, Conser, Cook, Cooper, Corman,
Curtin, Dale, Dartt, David, DeHaas, Dieffenbach, Dobbins, Dougherty,
Dubbs, Duncan, Dunlop, Dunn, Ertle, Ferguson, Fisher, Foster, Frank, Frantz,
Furey, Gast, Gill, Glenn, Graham, Gramly, Gray, Green, Gregg, Griest, Grove,
Hale, Hall, Harloff, Harper, Harold, Harris, Hasson, Hastings, Hayes, Hazel,
Henderson, Hilbish, Hinton, Hippie, Holmes, Holt, Houman, Houser, Hoy,
Humes, Huston, Irvin, Jack, Jarrett, Keller, Kelly, Kimport, Kocken, Kreamer,
Kreighbaum, Kryder, Kurtz, Lamb, Lauth, Linn, Livingston, Long, Loraine,

Lowry, Lytle, Lucas, Mayer, McAllister, McCaman, McCloskey, McCormick,
McCoy, McEwen, McKee, McKinney, Meek, Meyer, Miles, Mallory, Malone, Martin,
Mayes, Miller, Milliken, Mitchell, Montgomery, Motz, Munson, Musser,
Noyes, Nuttall, Packer, Patton, Pearce, Petrikin, Pettit, Pie,
Potter, Pruner, Quay, Rankin, Raub, Ream, Reber, Reynolds, Rhone, Rich,
Rishel, Royer, Ruhl, Sankey, Schaeffer, Schall, Sechler, Schaffer, Shannon,
Shoemaker, Shugart, Smith, Smyth, Snook, Spangler, Steiner, Stewart,
Sussman, Swanzey, Thomas, Thompson, Tipton, Tonner, Treziyulny, Valentine,
Wagner, Walbon, Walker, Waltsmith, Weaver, Wilson, Williams, Wolf, Wolf art,
Young. Illustrated.

622. COLLECTIONS. By Sherman Day. 708pp. 181*3. 6x9j.Illus ..12.00

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA containing a copious
selection of the most interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches,
anecdotes, etc., relating to its history and antiquities, both general and
local with topographical descriptions of every county and all larger towns
in the State. Illustrated with 165 engravings.

623. CUMBERLAND & ADAMS COUNTIES. By Warner, Beers & Co. 1236pp. 1886.7x10. .25.00
HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES, containing history of the counties,
their townships, towns, schools, churches, industries, etc., portraits of
early settlers and prominent men, bi.ograph.ies, history of Pennsylvania,
statistical and miscellaneous matter, etc. Illustrated.
Part I. History of Pennsylvania. 132pp.

Part II. History of Cumberland County, 588pp. biographical sketches of
members of the following families: Ahl, Alexander, Allen, Altick, Ames,

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

623. Part IT, Cont'd. Anthony,Ayers,Babb, Babble, Baker, Balsley,Bamford, Barber,
Barrier, Barnes, Barnitz,Barrick,Basehore,Bashore, Baughman, Bear, Beat tie, Beidler,
Beltzhoover, Bender, Bentz, Berkheimer, Best, Biddle, Biggs, Bishop,
Blair, Bloser, Bobb, Bosler, Bowman, Bradley, Brandt, Bratton, Brechbill,
Brehm, Bretz, Bricker, Brindle, Brinkarhoff, Bruckhart, Bucher,
Burgner, Burkhart, Bushman, Carl, Carothers, Chestnut, Christlieb,
Chronister, Clark, Clendenin, Clepper, Clever, Cocklin, Coffey, Coover,
Corman, Cornman, Coyle, Craig, Crawford, Cressler, Crist, Croft, Croman,
Dale, Davidson, Deardorff, Derland, Deitz, Dewalt, Dietz, Dixon, Doner,
Dornbach, Drawbaugh, Duncan, Dunlap, Earley, Eberly, Eckels, Elcock,
Eminger, Emminger, Erb, Erford, Ernst, Eshelman, Evans, Eyster, Feeman,
Fenstermacher, Fickel, Fishburn, Foreman, Forry, Fosnot, Fulmer, Fulton,
Galbraith, Gardner, Garrett, Garver, Gettel, Getter, Gibble, Gibson,
Gillespie, Givin, Gladfelter, Glessner, Goodhart, Goodyear, Gorgas, Graham,
Greason, Greider, Grove, Guswiler, Hailman, Hance, Hargleroad, Harman,
Haskell, Hauck, Haverstick, Hays, Heagy, Heberlig, Heck, Hefflefinger,
Hernminger, Henderson, Hensel, Herman, Herr, Hershman, Hertsler, Hess, Heyd,
Highlands, Hoerner, Holler, Hollinger, Hoover, Horst, Houston, Hull,
Humrich, Hursh, Hurst, Huston, Hutton, Irvine, Jacobs, James, Kast,
Kauffman, Keiser, Keller, Kendig, Kerr, Kieffer, Killian, Kimmel, King,
Klepper, Knoderer, Koller, Koons, Koser, Kost, Landis, Lantz, Leas,
Leberknight, Leeper, Lefever, Lehman, Leib, Leidich, Leidigh, Lenher,
Lindsay, Lindsey, Line, Lloyd, Logan, Long, Longenecker, Longnecker,
Longsdorf, Loudon, Lutz, Maasfield, Marshall, Martin, Masonheimer, Mauk,
May, McAllester, McCachran, McCarrell, McCaulley, McClure, McCrea,
McCullough, McElwain, McGaw, McKeehan, Mains, Manning, Megaw, Meixel, Melay,
Mentzer, Merkel, Messinger, Mickey, Middleton, Miller, Milleisen,
Minnich, Mitchell, Mohler, Moltz, Montgomery, Moore, Morret, Morrison,
Moser, Mosser, Mountz, Mowery, Mowrey, Mullin, Mumma, Mumper, Musselman,
Musser, Murray, Myers, Neisley, Noffsinger, Norcross, North, O'Hara, O'Neale,
Orris, Otto, Palm, Patton, Paul, Paxton, Peffer, Penrose, Phillips, Piper,
Plank, Ployer, Porter, Pratt, Pressel, Ralston, Randall, Rea, Reigart,
Reighter, Reily, Rice, Riegel, Reinhardt, Ringrose, Ringwalt, Ritner, Ritter,
Rudy, Rupley, Rupp, Russell, Sadler, Saxton, Schell, Scherich,
Schmohl, Schroeder, Seidle, Senseman, Shaeffer, Shambaugh, Shapley, Sharp,
Sharpe, Shaull, Shaw, Sheely, Shelley, Shoemaker, Shopp, Short, Shreiner,
Shuman, Shumberger, Sibbett, Simmons, Singiser, Sipe, Smead, Smith, Snyder,
Sollenberger, Souder, Sours, Spong, Sponsler, Stauffer, Staver, Steiner,
Stewart, S trickier, Strock, Strohm, Stuart, Swartz, Swigert, Swiler, Taylor,
Tanger, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Titzel, Totton, Tritt, Trone, Turner,
Umberger, Underwood, VanCamp, Vance, Voglesong Wagner, Waggoner, Wagoner,
Walker, Wallace, Walters, Watts, Weakley, Wentz, Wertz, Westhafer, Wetzel,
Wherry, Wilbar, Wilder, Williams, Williamson, Wilson, Wilt, Wing,
Witherspoon, Witman, Witmer, Wolf, Wonderlich, Woods, Woodward, Worley,
Worst, Wylie, Young, Zearing, Zeigler, Zimmerman, Zinn, Zug.

623a. Part IH. History of Adams County. 5>l6pp. Biographical sketches of members
of the following families: Alleman, Arnold, Asper, Bachman, Barr, Basehoar,
Baugher, Baumgardner, Bayly, Beales, Beamer, Beard, Bell, Benner, Bigham,
Bikle, Bishop, Bittinger, Blackweider, Blocher, Blythe, Bollinger, Bonner,
Bosserman, Bream, Breidenbaugh, Brinkerhoff, Bucher, Buehler, Burkholder,
Bushman, Byers, Cashman, Cassat, Cleveland, Cobean, Cole, Colehouse,
Collins, Coshum, Coulson, Croll, Crouse, Cunningham, Deardroff, Deckert,
Demarest, Detrick, Dicks, Dickson, Diehl, Dill, Diller, Dull, Duncan,

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

623a. Part III. Cont!d. Durboraw,Duttera,Egholtz,Ehrehart,Elden,Elliott,
Eirmert,Everhart,Eyler,Fell7,FirLk,Forhan,Forney,Forrest,Forry,Frey,Gardner,
Garretson,GeiseLman,Gelbach,Gettier,Giettier,Gilbert,Gillil and, Gilt, Golds-
borough, Griest, Group, Grove, Hamilton, Hankey,Hamer,Harnish,Hartman,Hartzel,
Hay, Heiges, Heltzel, Hersh, Hesson, Hickey, Hill, Hljties, Hoffman, Hoke,
Holtz, Holtzworth, Horner, Howard, Hulick, Jameson, Johns, Kauffman, Kelly,
Kemp, Kendlehart, Kerr, Kieffer, Kimple, Kindig, King, Kittinger, Kitzmiller,
Klein, Koser, Krauth, Krise, Krug, Kuhn, Lansinger, Laydon, Leas, Lecrone,
Leece, Lefevre, Lilly, Longsdorf, Lott, Lower, Lynn, Majors, Mark, Marshall,
Martin, McClean, McClellan, McConaughy, McCullough, McCurdy, McGaughy,
Mcllhenny, McKnight, McPherson, McSherry, Meals, Meckley, Mehring,
Meisenhelder, Melhorn, Mickley, Millar, Miller, Minter, Moorhead, Morrow,
Mumma, Mumper, Musselman, Myers, Neely, Noel, O'Bold, Ocker, O'Neal, Orner,
Pearson, Pensyl, Peters, Pfoutz, Picking, Plank, Pohlman, Poist, Rebert,
Reed, Rether, Rice, Riley, Rittase, Roth, Rudisill, Ruff, Rummel, Runkel,
Russell, Sandrock, Sangree, Schlosser, Schmucker, Schrick, Schriver,
Schwartz, Scott, Seiss, Sell, Sheads, Sheeley, Sheely, Sherty, Shively,
Shork, Shull, Slaughenhaupt, Slaybaugh, Slifer, Slinghoff, Smith, Sneeringer,
Snyder, Spalding, Spangler, Stahle, Stallsmith, Stauffer, Stavely, Stem,
Stewart, Stock, Stoner, Stonesifer, Storrick, Stultz, Swartz, Sweitzer,
Swope, Taughinbaugh, Tawney, Thomas, Tipton, Trimmer, Trostel, Trostle,
Tyson, Valentine, Van Scoyoc, Walhey, Walter, Warren, Waltman, Weamer,
Weaver, Weigle, Weikert, Welly, Wentz, White, Wible, Wickersham, Wierman,
Wildesin, Wills, Wilson, Witmor, Witmore, Witherow, Wolf, Wolford, Wolff,
Wortz, Wright, Yingling, Young, Yount, Ziegler.

62k. DALLY STORIES. By Freederic A. Godcharles. 958pp. 192lu Indexed 8.00

DALLY STORIES OF PENNSYLVANIA, prepared for publication in the leading daily
newspapers of the state from many different sources, not a few from original
manuscripts, or from writings which have not been heretofore used, mostly
of the period prior to 1800.

625. DAUPHIN & LEBANON COUNTIES. By William Henry Egle. 976pp. 1883. 8x11 25.00

HISTORY OF DAUPHIN AND LEBANON COUNTIES, biographical and genealogical.

Part I. A detailed history of Dauphin County including Indian occupations,
early settlers, assessment lists, military rolls, professions, churches,
industries, etc. 6l6pp. Biographical sketches of many of its
prominent families. Illustrated. General index.

Part II. A detailed history of Lebanon County, 360pp. Biographical
sketches of many of its prominent families. Illustrated. General index.

626. EARLY EVENTS. By I. Daniel Rupp. 568pp. 181|7. 5x8|. Ulus 22.50

HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF NORTHUMBERLAND, HUNTINGDON, MIFFLIN, CENTRE,
UNION, COLUMBIA, JUNIATA AND CLINTON COUNTIES, embracing local and general
events, leading incidents, descriptions of prominent boroughs, towns,
villages, etc., with a copious appendix. Embellished by many engravings.

627. EARLY EVENTS. By I. Daniel Rupp. 6o6pp. 181+6. 5x8§. LLlus.. 25.00

HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF DAUPHIN, CUMBERLAND, FRANKLIN, BEDFORD, ADAMS AND
PERRY COUNTIES, containing a brief history of the first settlers, notices
of the leading events, incidents and interesting facts, both general and
local, in the history of these counties j general and statistical
descriptions of all principal boroughs, towns, villages, etc.} with an
appendix. Embellished with several engravings.

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

628. ENCYCLOPEDIA. By Hirajn H. Shenk. 593pp. 1932. 7xlO^.Illus 10.00

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PENNSYLVANIA, historical and biographical. Includes persons,
organizations, events, counties, towns, etc., prominent in the history of
the State. All arranged in alphabetical order.

629. FRANKLIN & CUMBERLAND COS. By Harriet Wylie Stewart.lU6pp.n.d.5ix:8. .. .10.00
HISTORY OF THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY. Includes topography, early settlers, Indian
occupation roads, turnpikes, forts, industries, Revolutionary War, towns,
schools, Civil War and noted biographies. Illustrated.

630. GAZETTEER. By Thomas F. Gordon. 508pp. 1832. 5x8§ 12.00

A GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Part I, contains a general
description of the state, its situation and extent, general geological
construction, canals and railroads, bridges, revenue, expenditures, public
debt, etc. Part II, embraces ample description of its counties, towns,
cities, villages, mountains, lakes, rivers, creeks, etc. Alphabetically
arranged. To which is added a table of all post offices in the state, their
distances from Washington and Harrisburg, and the names of the postmasters.
Colored map of the state showing counties as they existed in 1832.

631. GREENE & WASHINGTON COS. By Howard L. Leckey. 7 Vol. U82pp.1950.Wprs.25.00
THE TENMLLE COUNTRY AND ITS PIONEER FAMILIES. A genealogical history of the
Upper Monongahela Valley. Revolutionary War period.

631a. Vol. I. 39pp. Muster rolls of companies commanded by: James Archer,
Michael Cresap, William Crawford, Andrew Ferley, John Guthrey, William
Harrod, James Hook, John Miller, Jesse Pigman Jr., Benjamin Royce, John
Wetsel. History of the Tenmile Country, westward migration and Colonel

Crawford*s Expedition. . .Maps .U.00

631b. Vol. II. 90pp. Genealogical data on. the families of: Adamson, Arnold,
Blackledge, Bottomfield, Bricker, Bumgarner, Burson, Carter, Cox, Crawford,
Doty, Enoch, Estle, Garwood, Gayman, Hanks, Hawkins, Hoge, Hupp, Johnson,
Koutz, Leonard, Lewis, Nyswanger, Pew, Prong, Rofelty, Rose, Rush, Smith,

Strawn, Stull, Teagarden, Temple, Van Buskirk, Walton, Wise li.OO

631c. Vol. III. h3pp. Contains assessment rolls for the years 1773-178U,1785,
and 1788, oath of allegiance for the year 1777, names of petitioners for a

new state about 1780, census of 1790 1+.00

631d. Vol. IV. 79pp. Illus. Genealogical date on the families of: Foster,
Hickman, Hiller, Hughes, Kendall, Lucas, Milliken, OtNeal, Pigman, Rex,

Roseberry, Swan, Thomas, Vanmeter, Vansickle ll.OO

631e. Vol. V. 71pp. Genealogical data on the families of: Biggs, Brown,
Buckingham, Crago, Duncan, Harrod, Haver, Heaton, Hill, Honnell, Kelly,
Kincaid, McClain, Moredock, Prior, Rice, Sharpnack, Shelby, Villiers,

Weaver u.00

631f. Vol. VI. 75pp. Genealogical data on the families of: Ankrom, Archer,
Cathers, Church, Eagon, Fee, Hook, Hughes, Ingraham, Jones, Lakin, Mahana,

Morris, Porter, Rinehart, Seals, Stiles, Ullom, Wells, Woolam U.00

631g. Vol. VII. 85pp. Genealogical data on the families of: Bradford,
Brown, Dailey, Fry, Gordon, Gorrell, Hatfield, Hathaway, Jackson, Jennings,
Kent, Lemley, Livengood, Mapel, Martin, Meighen, Miranda, Moore, Odenbaugh,
Patterson, Rees, Rhodes, Sayers, Sellars, Sharp, Shriver, Slater, Smith,
Staggers, Stewart, Tustin, White, Wiley, Wood U-00

632. HUNTINGDON & BLAIR COS. By J. Simpson Africa. 755pp. 1883. 7|xll. Illus. .30.00
HISTORY OF HUNTINGDON AND BLAIR COUNTIES. Erection of Cumberland and Bedford

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

632. Cont'd. Counties, Indian occupation, the French & Indian War, Fort Shirley
and Armstrong's Expedition, early settlers, the Revolutionary War, Tory-
uprising, the Lead-Mine Fort, assessment records, militia rolls, townships

and towns, iron manufacture, marriages, professions, industries, schools,
churches, etc.

Part I. 500pp. History of Huntingdon County. Genealogical data on the
following families listed in the index: Adams, Africa, Allison, Anderson,
Anshutz, Armitage, Armstrong, Ashman, Bailey, Barnet, Beaver, Beers, Bell,
Benedict, Black, Blair, Blanchard, Brewster, Brown, Brumbaugh, Burnside,
Butz, Cadwallader, Caldwell, Campbell, Canan, Clarkson, Clugage, Cooper,
Corbin, Corayn, Crawford, Cremer, Cresswell, Croghan, Cryder, Dean, Devor,
Dewees, Dorland, Dorris, Eaton, Eby, Elliott, Entrekin, Faust, Fisher,
Fleming, Foust, Galbraith, Geis singer, Glasgow, Glock, Graffius, Grafton,
Gwin, Hare, Harris, Hart, Heeter, Heffner, Hef right, Henderson, Henry,
Hewitt, Houtz, Huston, Huyett, Hyskell, Isett, Jackson, Johnston, Ker,
Laporte, Leas, Long, Loudenslagle, Lovell, Lowry, Lytle, Madden, Massey,
Mattern, McAlvey, McAteer, McCune, McMullen, McMurtrie, McNeil, McNite,
McVitty, McWilliams, Mears, Miles, Miller, Montgomery, Morris, Mosser,
Musser, Myton, Neff, Orbison, Orlady, Patton, Petriken, Potter, Powel,
Primitive, Quinter, Reed, Rex, Riddle, Robley, Sampson, Scott, Shaffer,
Shaffner, . Shock, Simpson, Smith, Speer, Stair, Steel, Stevens, Stewart,
Swane, Sweet, Swoope, Taylor, Thompson, Tipton, Tyhurst, Waite, Walker,
Wallace, Watson, Weaver, Weiser, Weston, Whartonj White, Whitehead,
Williamson, Wilson, Woods, Woodward, Wright, Zeigler.

Partll. 25£pp. History of Blair County. Genealogical data on the following
families listed in the index: Adams, Ake, Albright, Alleman, Amey, Anderson,
Appleby, Arnold, Banks, Bard, Bare, Barrick, Beach, Bell, Bennett, Beyer,
Black, Blair, Bloom, Bobb, Bonebreak, BoWer, Brehman, Bridenbaugh, Brombach,
Brumbaugh, Buck, Bulick, Burket, Burkhart, Burley, Butler, Calderwood,
Calvin, Cassidy, Cavins, Christy, Clark, Coleman, Confer, Crawford,
Crosthwaite, Curry, Dean, Dibert, Dively, Dorris, Dysart, Elway, Ettinger,
Evans, Ewing, Fay, Feay, Fetter, Fettinger, Figart, Findley, Finley, Fleck,
Fulton, Funderburg, Funk, Gamble, Gardner, Geesey, Gemmill, Gibboney,
Graham, Green, Grier, Grove, Gwinn, Haberacker, Halfpenny, Hall, Hartman
Hartzell, Hawksworth, Hays, Hees, Herr, Hewitt, Hileman, Hofius, Holliday,
Hoover, Houser, Humes, Ickes, Irwin, Isenberg, Isett, Jacobs, Johnston
Jones, Junkins, Keatley, Keely, Kennedy, Kephart, Kerr, Kessler, Kinkead,
Kyle, Landis, Larcomb, Levingood, Lingenfelter, Lindsey, Livinston, Lloyd,
Logan, Louden, Lowrey, Lowther, Martin, Matthias, Mauk, McAllister,
McCartney, McClelland, McConnell, McCormick, McCoy, McFarlane,
Mcintosh, McKinney, McLain, McLanahan, McMullen, McVey, Miller, Moore,
Morrow, Murphy, Murray, Neff, Newton, Pheasant, Phillips, Piper, Porter,
Pringle, Pruner, Rea, Reamey, Robison, Roedell, Rohrer, Roller, Ross, Royer,
Russell, Schmucker, Schriver, Shanefelt, Shaw, Shrock, Shoenberger, Shultz,
Simonton, Smith, Spang, Stayer, Stewart, Study, Swoope, Tuigg, Tussey,
Ullery, Walker, Walter, Way, Wayne, Weaver, Wengert, Westley, Wheatley,
White, Wigton, Williams, Wilson, Wright, Terger, Zeth.

Note: A complete index of both counties has been compiled on 3x£ cards and
the page numbers on which any family name appears can be furnished for 1.00

633. INDIAN PATHS. By Paul A. W. Wallace. 29pp. 19^2. 6^x9^.Wprs 3-00

HISTORIC INDIAN PATHS OF PENNSYLVANIA, a description of the sixteen

important Indian Paths. Folding Map.

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63U. INDIAN WARS. By C. Hale Sip e. 908pp. 1931. Illus 12.00

THE INDIAN WARS OF PENNSYLVANIA, an account of the Indian events, the French
and Indian War, Pontiac's War, Lord Dunmore's War, the Revolutionary War
and the Indian uprising from 1789 to 1795j tragedies of the Pennsylvania
Frontier. Completely indexed.

635. INDIAN WARS & CAPTIVITIES. By John Frost & Samuel G. Drake. 727pp. 1872. 12. 00

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF INDIAN WARS AND CAPTIVITIES.

Part I. Indian wars and captivities, from the earliest record of American

history to the present time, by John Frost, with nearly 200 engravings from

original designs, by distinguished artists. 372pp.

PartU. Indian Captivities of life in the wigham being true narratives of

captives who have been carried away by the Indians, from the frontier

settlements of the United States, from the earliest period to the present

time, 355pp. By Samuel G. Drake. Includes narrative by Col. James Smith from

Conococheague, Franklin County, who after his escape became the leader of

the "Black Boys" who captured Fort Bedford.

636. IRON MANUFACTURE. By Arthur Cecil Bining. 227pp. 1938.Wprs. Illus 6.00

PENNSYLVANIA IRON MANUFACTURE IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, includes iron
plantations, the industry and technique, the workers and iron masters.

637. IRON INDUSTRY. By James M. Swank, liipp.1900. Wprs 3.00

JOHNSTOWN CENTENNIAL, 1800-1900, early iron enterprises in Cambria,
Somerset, Westmoreland and Indiana Counties.

638. JUNIATA VALLEY. By Floyd G. Hoenstine. U8pp.l9U0.8ihcll. Binder J;. 00

MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY SETTLERS OF THE JUNIATA VALLEY, as related to Joseph
Adams during 181+5 by; Edward Bell, Mary Crum, Israel Cryder, William Ewing,
Michael Maguire, John McCahan, George R. McFarlane, Lewis Mytinger, Robert
and Hannah Spencer, William Wilson. Indexed.

639. JUNIATA VALLEY. By U.J.Jones. UU0pp.l9U0. 3rd Edition. Illustrated 6.00

JONES' JUNIATA VALLEY. History of the early settlement of the Juniata Valley
embracing an account of the early pioneers, and the trials and privations
incident to the settlement of the valley, predatory incursions, massacres,

and adductions by the Indians during the French and Indian Wars, and the War
of the Revolution. Early history of the present counties of Bedford, Blair,
Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, and Perry Counties. Relates the capture of
Fort Granville, Colonel John Armstrong's Expedition to Kittanning, Capture
of Fort Bedford by James Smith and his "Black Boys", the erection of Fort
Roberdeau at the lead mines, the Tories' deflection to Kittanning, massacre
of Captain Phillips' Rangers, massacre of the Bedford Scouts and narrative
of Robert Robinson who was with Colonel Armstrong at Kittanning. A second
edition of this work was published in 1889 which included an appendix of 69
pages prepared by William H.Egle, in which he related additional happenings
in the Juniata Valley and furnished sketches of the Patterson, Huling and
Thompson families. The third edition published in 19U0 by Floyd G. Hoenstine
includes notes and extensions of 20 pages compiled as extracts from the memoirs
of early settlers, the pension statements of Revolutionary War soldiers, and
other source material, with end sheet maps. Family names frequently appearing:
Adams, Africa, Albright, Allen, Allis on, Alricks, Anderson, Armitage, Armstrong,
Arnold, Ashman, Atlee, Baker,Banks,Baskins, Beatty, Bebout, Bell, Berry, Bigham,
Blair,Boquet,Boyd,Braddock,Brady,Brainerd, Breckenridge, Brown, Bryson,
Buchanan, Burd, Burke, Caldwell, Campbell, Canan, Carothers, Chambers,
Christy, Cluggage, Coleman, Crawford, Croghan, Crum, Cryder, Davis, Dean, Denny,

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639. Cont'd. Dodds, Donalds on, Donnelly, Dougherty, Duncan, Dunlap, Dunning,
Elder, Elliott, Ernest, Espy, Ewing, Fee, Fetter, Forbes, Frazer, Galbreath,
Galloway, Gibson, Gilfillan, Girty, Grafius, Graham, Grant, Grey, Hamilton,
Hare, Harris, Heckwelder, Hess, Hicks, Hiddleston, Hogg, Holliday, Houser,
Hulings, Hutchinson, Hutson, Innis, Jack, Jackson, Jacobs, Jamison,
Johnston, Jones, Kelly, Lewis, Logan, Loskiel, Lowrey, Lukens, Lycon, Maclay,
Maguire, Martin, Maxwell, McAlvey, McAlister, McConnell, McCormick, McCune,
McDonald, McDowell, Means, Mercer, Mifflin, Miller, Milligan, Minor,
Mitchell, Montour, Moore, Morris, Neff, Nicholous, Nicholson, Patterson,
Peale, Penn, Peters, Phillips, Piper, Potter, Reynolds, Ricketts, Riddle,
Roberdeau, Robinson, Roller, Sanders, Scott, Shaver, Shippen, Shirley,
Simonton, Skelly, Smith, Somerville, Sterrett, Stewart, Thomas, Thompson,
Tipton, Titus, VanZant, Walker, Wallack, Ward, Washington, Watts, Weiser,
Weston, Wharton, White, Wilson, Woods, Wright, Young.

61i0. JUNIATA VALLEY. By John W. Jordan. 3 vol. 1^0 3pp. 1913. 7§xlO^.Illus. . . . 27.50
A HISTORY OF THE JUNIATA VALLEY AND ITS PEOPLE. Includes the counties of
Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin and Perry. The first 386 pages of volume one
is devoted to history of the counties, towns and townships. The balance of
the three volumes contains family and personal records. Biographical
sketches of members of the following families: Africa, Albright, Altman,
Appleby, Archey, Arnold, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Barber, Barnett,
Bayer, Beaver, Beck, Beers, Behrer, Bell, Bergan, Bergey, Beyer, Book,
Bonsall, Bousum, Boyd, Bratton, Brewster, Bricker, Brindel, Brisbin,
Brodbeck, Brown, Brumbaugh, Buck, Burket, Burlew, Bush, Byler, Campbell,
Carmon, Carpenter, Cassady, Chilcote, Chisolm, Creighton, Crissman, Cromwell,
Crone, Cross, Crotsley, Crozier, Culbertson, Cummins, Cutshall, Dalby,
Davis, Dell, Dentithorne, Derrick, De Vault, Dipple, Diven, Dorris, Doyle,
Dougherty, Dreyer, Druckenmiller, Dunshay, Dunn, Elder, Ellis, Enyeart,
Esterline, Etnier, Ewing, Fetterhoof, Fisher, Flickinger,Foltz,Forshey,Fouse ,Foy,
Fraker, Frankum, Freed, Fretz, Frontz, Frysinger, Furman, Gahagan, Ganoe
Gardner, Garrett, Gerlock, Goss, Gibboney, Gibson, Gilleland,Goodhart, Gray,
Green, Greene, Gregory, Grimison, Groninger, Grove, Grubb, Gutshall, Guyer,
Hall, Hanawalt, Harencane, Harlan, Harman, Harper, Harris, Harshbarger,
Harshberger, Hayes, Hazlett, Headings, Heffner, Hegie,Helfrick,Henderson,
Henry, Herrington,Hertzler, Hess, Hirshland,Hoffman,Hollis,Hoofnogle, Hoover,
Horton, Hower, Hughes, Hunter, Hutchison, Ingram, Irvin, Isenberg, Isett,
Jackson, Jacobs, Johnson, Johnston, Jordan, Joseph, Kauffman, Kearns, Keim,
Keister, Keller, Kelly, Kenaga, Kenyon, King, Kinsloe, Kipp, Klerx, Knepp,
Knode, Knox, Kohler, Kough, Kyle, Langdon, Laub, Lehman, Leininger,
Leopold, Liddick, Linn, Lotzgeselle, Loudenslager, Loudon, Lower, Lowrie,
Loy, Luck, Lynn, McAlevy, McAteer, McCahan, McClenahen, McClintic, McCoy,
McDowell, McKee, McKinley, McLaughlin, McMeen, McNabb, McNitt, Madden,
Magee, Mahon, Marshall, Mayes, Mechtley, Meiser, Melchior, Michener,
Mierley, Millar, Miller, Minick, Mitchell, Morningstar, Moses, Murtiff,
Musser, Muthersbaugh, Myers, Nearhoof, Neely, Neff, Neilson, Nichols,
Nighthart, Nolte, North, Oliver, Orbison, Orlady, Orr, Owens, Page,
Pannebaker, Park, Parker, Patterson, Peck, Peightal, Pennell, Peters,
Peterson, Phillips, Pomeroy, Port, Potter, Prettyleaf, Read, Reed, Rhoads,
Rice, Richard, Richardson, Ricketts, Riden, Robison, Rodgers, Royer,
Rumberger, Rupert, Russell, Sanderson, Saxton, Schell, Schirm, Schweyer,
Sears, Seibert, Selheimer, Sellers, Sharp, Shatser, Shaver, Sheaffer,
Sheary, Sheibley, Shelley, Sherman, Shirey, Shoemaker, Shull, Shumaker
Shunkwiler, Sieber, Sigler, Simpson, Smiley, Smith, Smucker, Shook, Snyder,

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6I4.O. Cont'd. Spangler,Starr,Steel, Steele, Sterrett, Stevens, Stewart, Stover,
Stratford, Strickler, Strode, Stroup, Stryker, Stuber, Studer, Swigart,
Swyers, Tate, Taylor, Thompson, Todd, Ulsh, Utts, Van Valzah, Vollmer,
Vuille, ¥agner, Waite, Wall, Warner, Watts, Weber, Wentz, Wentzell, Wenzel,
Wertz, Weston, White, Whittaker, Wible, Wigton, Willoughby, Wills, Wilson,
Wisehaupt, Witman, Wolfe, Wollner, Woods, Woolverton, Worley, Wright,
Teager, Tocum, Xoder, Young, Youtz, Zimmerman, Zinn, Zook.

6I1I. JUNIATA VALLEY. By National Historical Assn. 3 vol. 7 2 Upp. 19 36. 7x10 | 17. #

A HISTORY OF THE JUNIATA VALLEY, including the counties of Bedford, Blair,

Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, and Perry.

61;la. 288pp. Contains early history of the Juniata Valley, history of Perry,

Juniata and Mifflin Counties 7 .00

61|lb. 260pp. Contains history of Huntingdon, Blair, Bedford and Fulton

Counties 7 .00

6iilc. 175pp. Biographical sketches of Who's Who in the Juniata Valley.
Family names appearing in the index: Abbott, Alexander, Ashcom, Auker,
Baker, Barclay, Bard, Barnett, Barr, Barton, Baumgardner, Bayer,
Beaver, Bechoeffer, Beckley, Benner, Beward, Black, Blackburn, Blair,
Book, Boore, Brake, Breneman, Brent, Britten, Broadbend, Brown, Brumbaugh,
Buck, Burd, Burket, Burkett, Burns, Burnett, Burris, Calhoun, Carl, Carnell,
Chamberlain, Claar, Clark, Clegg, Cline, Clouser, Colvin, Comerer, Cross,
Crouse, Culp, Cupp, Culbertson, Daniels, Darlington, Davidson, Deckard,
Detwiler, Derrick, Diehl, Dively, Doty, Duffey, Dungan, Eby, Egolf,
Eichelberger, Enyeart, Evans, Fink, Fisher, Fleming, Flurie, Fore, Forney,
Fcwler, Fraker, Frontz, Fry, Frysinger, Fulton, Gantt, Gates, Gaul,
Gearhart, Gelnett, Gelvin, Gibboney, Glazier, Gorsuch, Goss, Greathead,
Greene, Grim, Gring, Guillard, Gump, Guss, Hamil, Hanks, Harris, Hays,
Henry, Hershberger, Hershy, Hetrick, Hewlings, Hillegas, Hinebaugh, Hinkle,
Hite, Hoff, Holler, Hollinshead, Horrigan, Howard, Huff, Irwin, Jackson,
James, Jeffery, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, Karns, Kase, Kell,
Kendall, Kepler, Kerr, Kirk, Kinser, Kisler, Koontz, Krug, Kyle, Laher,
Lamberson, Landis, Laub, Leach, Lee, Lehman, Levy, Lins, Little, Lodge,
Lowe, Lucas, Macklin, Madore, Manbeck, Mann, Markley, Martin, Mathew,
Maust, May, McCammon, McClain, McClellan, McClure, McDonald, McGowen,
McKelvey, McKinstry, McMeen, McVitty, Mellott, Mentzer, Metz, Metzgar,
Metzler, Mickle, Miller, Minick, Mock, Mooser, Morton, Mowry, Moyer, Myers,
Nace, North, Nycum, Painter, Palmer, Patterson, Peacock, Peck, Pennell,
Peterson, Phillips, Pittman, Plymire, Pomeroy, Price, Raker, Rapp, Reed,
Reese, Reiley, Reisner, Reynolds, Rice, Richey, Rinard, Rippman, Robinette,
Ross, Rouse, Runkle, Runyan, Rupp, Saylor, Schell, Schlegel, Searer, Seeds,
Sell, Seiber, Seylar, Shaeffer, Sharpe, Shearer, Shellenberger, Shelley,
Shimer, Shipley, Shoemaker, Shoenthal, Shuman, Sieber, Simon, Sipe, Sipes,
Sloan, Smith, Speer, Sponsler, Stackpole, Statler, Stevens, Stimmel,
Stoler, Stoner, Strock, Stuckey, Sweet, Tate, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson,
Timmons, Tressler, Triplett, Troutman, Truax, VanNatta, Van Ormer, Wagner,
Waltz, Weimer, Weller, Welsh, Wentzel, Whetstone, White, Whited, Whitmore,
Wian, Wible, Willard, Williams, Wilson, Windman, Wolfkill, Zeth, Zimmerman.

61^2. KENTUCKY. By Mrs. Wm. Breckenridge Ardery & Harry Y. McChesney. Pub.

by the Sesqui centennial Commission. 206pp. 19U2. Wprs 6.00

KENTUCKY IN RETROSPECT, noteworthy personages and events in Kentucky
history, 1792-19U2. Profusely illustrated.

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6h3* KENTUCKY. By Mrs. Win. Breckenridge Ardeiy. 257pp. 1932 8.00

KENTUCKY COURT AND OTHER RECORDS, Vol. II, from original court entries, -
wills, deeds, orders, suits, church, minutes, marriages. Old Bibles and
tombstone inscriptions. Formation of counties. Partially indexed.

6hk. NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. By John F. Meginness. 398pp. 1888. 6x9^. Illus . 12. 00
THE HISTORICAL JOURNAL. A monthly record of local history and biography
devoted principally to Northwestern Pennsylvania, Lycoming and Clinton
Counties. A bound collection of monthly publications from May, 1887 to
April, 1888. Biographical sketches of members of over II4O families.

6U5. MANUAL. Edited by Alice Allen, 1080pp. 19^7. Hlus 6.00

PENNSYLVANIA MANUAL. Official semi-annual publication of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Contents include: Constitution of Pennsylvania, history
of the State, Historical events, election statistics, biographical sketches
of officials, representatives, senators and judges: historical lists of
officials, origin and organization of counties, officials of counties,
cities and boroughs: post offices, historical lists of U.S. Senators and
congressmen, state officials and employees. General information and index.

614.6. MARRIAGES. By Charles Adam Fisher. 9Opp.i9J46.8jxll.MijTieo.Wprs 7.00

CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES, (I7OO-I896), includes miscellaneous
marriages 1700-1896, Union County marriages 1795-1829, Union County
marriages by Rev. J.G. Anspach 1831-1850, Snyder and union County marriages
by Rev. J. P. Shindel, Jr., 1835-1887, Snyder and Union County marriages by
Rev. A.B. Casper 1839-1882, Snyder County marriages by Rev. C.G.EZlenmeyer
181±0-1875>, Revolutionary soldiers marriages. Arranged alphabetically by
the family name of the male.

61i7. MARYLAND CENSUS 1790. Bureau of the Census. 189pp. 1907- 9xllJ.Wprs 12.00

HEADS OF FAMILIES of the first census of the United States taken in the
year 1790. Census data includes name of head of family and the number of:
free white males of 16 years and upward, free white males under 16, free
white females, other free persons, and slaves, - by county, town and
district. May of 1795. Completely indexed.

6I18. MOUNTAIN STORIES. By Henry W. Shoemaker. i|27pp.l912.5x7|.Hlus 10.00

THE INDIAN STEPS and other Pennsylvania Mountain Stories. The Indian steps
is an interesting landmark in the Tussey Mountains, not far from Pennsylvania
Furnace in Centre County, used by Indian warriors to quickly cross the
mountain and attack rival tribes.

61+9 . NORTH CAROLINA. By May Wilson McBee. l80pp . 1950 .8 jxll 10 .00

ANSON COUNTY, ABSTRACTS OF EARLY RECORDS, 1770-1789- Includes information
from land grants, surveys, deeds, court minutes, civil suits, wills,
Probate reports, petitions, accounts. Also, similar data from records of
Montgomery and Richmond Counties as recorded after their formation from
Anson County.

650 . NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA . By W . J . McKnight . 7U9PP .1905. 7x10 . Illus 18 . 00

PIONEER OUTLINE HISTORY OF NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, embracing the counties
of Tioga, Potter, McKean, Warren, Crawford, Venango, Forest, Clarion, Elk,
Jefferson, Cameron, Butler, Lawrence and Mercer. Sketches of ths cities of
Allegheny, Beaver, DuBois, Towanda and Brookville. indexed.

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651. NOTES AND QUERIES. By Willi am H. Egle. 636pp.l883-U.7xlO.Hlus 16.00

HISTORICAL REGISTER; Notes and Queries. History and genealogy relating to
interior Pennsylvania. Complete index to surnames. (Comprises Vol.1 & II.)

6^2. NOTES AND QUERIES. By William H. Egle. V72pp. 1895. 7x10 16.00

HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL, NOTES AND QUERIES, chiefly relating to
interior Pennsylvania. A reprint of the First and Second Series.
See item 653 for a complete index to Egle's Notes and Queries.

653. NOTES AND QUERIES. By the Penna. State Library.l|8pp.l932 5.00

INDEX TO NOTES AND QUERIES, Historical and Genealogical, Chiefly relating
to interior Pennsylvania, by William Henry Egle. Series 1 to 3 reprints,
Series k Annual Volumes, 1896-1900. Table of contents of these volumes
revised and rearranged on one alphabet.

6$k. OTZINACHSON. By J.F. Meginness. 710pp. 1889.6x9 J. Illus 17.50

A HISTORY OF THE WEST BRANCH OF THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER, including the counties
of Centre, Clinton, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland and Union: first
settlement, privations endured by the early pioneers, Indian wars, predatory
incursions, the trying scenes of the Bog Runaway, copies of curios old
documents, biographical sketches of the leading settlers, etc.

655. PENN'S CAVE. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 78pp. 19 lU. 6x8. Illus. Wprs 6.00

PENN'S GRANDEST CAVERN. The history, legends and description of Penn»s Cave

in Centre County.

656. PLACE NAMES By A. Howry Espensade. 375pp. 1925 7.00

PENNSYLVANIA PLACE NAMES, an historical commentary on the names of all
Pennsylvania Counties, county seats, and towns with a population of five
thousand or more, and of the most noteworthy village and township names.

657. RAFTING. By J. Herbert Walker. 122pp. 1922. 6x7j.Wprs. Illus 6.00

RAFTING DAYS IN PENNSYLVANIA, tales and events on the Susquehanna and
Allegheny Rivers and their tributaries, as related by John C. French, John H.
Chatham, Mahlon J. Colcord, Albert D. Karstetter and others.

658. REMINISCENCES. By M.A. Miller, 317pp. 1952. Illus 7.00

AUTUMN LEAVES SINCE SHINAR, being an autobiography of the author with
historical sketches of the region in which he lived, including legend,
fiction, and reference to many prominent residents who resided in Blair,
Cumberland and Huntingdon Counties from frontier days to the present.
Illustrated with I4.8 reproductions.

659. ROADSIDE MARKERS. By Penna. Historical and Museum Com. 132pp. 1952. Ipc9. . .3.00
GUIDE TO THE HISTORICAL MARKERS OF PENNSYLVANIA, erected by the Commonwealth

of Pennsylvania. Includes inscriptions on all roadside markers, arranged

in alphabetical order separately by counties and by towns, indexed by

title also by principal routes. Map of the State showing location of markers.

660. SKETCH-BOOK. By Eli Bowen. 208pp. 1853. 5jx9. Illus 12.00

THE PICTORIAL SKETCH-BOOK OF PENNSYLVANIA, or its scenery, internal
improvements, resources and agriculture, popularly described. Illustrated

with over two hundred engravings, and a colored map.

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661. SKETCHES. By Rev. Freeman Ank rum. 282pp. 19U7.5x7j.Hlus 5.00

MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA. HISTORICAL SKETCHES, including Stories of
Braddoclds defeat, "Mark Twain", John Brown, Barbara Frietchie, Ephrata,
General Reynold' s death, Enoch Brown, Albert Gallatin, Slavery, and other
subjects, with many illustrations.

662. STORIES. By Joseph S.Walton & Martin G.Brumbaugh. 300pp. 189 7. 5ibc7| 7.00

STORIES OF PENNSYLVZNIA or school readings from Pennsylvania history.

Includes chapters on Conrad Weiser, Michael Cressap, Captain Jack, Col.
James Smith, General Anthony Wayne, Tom the Tinker and many others. HIus.

663. SUSQUEHANNA & JUNIATA VALLEYS. By Franklin Ellis & Austin N. Hung erf or d.

2 vol. 1602pp. 1886. 7|xlo|. Illustrated 27. £0

A HISTORY OF THE SUSQUEHANNA AND JUNIATA VALLEYS, includes the counties of
Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Union and Snyder. Contains a general history of the
valleys with reference to pioneer settlers, Indian massacres, muster rolls,
of the Revolutionary, 1812, Mexican and Civil Wars. Detailed history of the
counties, towns and townships and their residents. Family names listed in
the index: Adams, Albright, Alexander, Alleman, Allen, Allison, Anderson,
Antes, Ard, Arms, Armstrong, Arnold, Atkinson, Aurand, Backus, Baker, Banks,
Barber, Barner, Barnett, Barrett, Basher, Baskins, Baxter, Beard, Beale,
Beatty, Beaver, Beck, Beidler, Bell, Benedict, Bergstresser, Berry, Beshler,
Beyer, Bigham, Bibighaus, Bigelow, Bingman, Bixler, Black, Blain, Blair,
Blythe, Bonsall, Book, Boone, Bordner, Botdorf, Bower, Bovard, Boyd, Boyer,
Boynton, Brady, Bratton, Briner, Brown, Brough, Brundage, Brubaker, Brugger,
Bryson, Bucher, Buck, Bucke, Bull, Burchfield, Burg, Burns, Burnside, Buyers,
Byers, Cameron, Campbell, Candor, Case, Casper, Castle, Caveny, Cesna, Cever,
Chamberlain, Chambers, Chapman, Charlton, Christy, Clark, Clarke, Clendennin,
Close, Cochran, Connell, Contner, Cook Cooper, Cox, Crawford, Creamer, Creigh,
Crist, Crouse,Cronimiller, Crotzer, Cuddy, Culbertson, Culp, Cummin, Cummings,
Cunningham, Darlington, Davis, Dean, Dechart, Deitrick, DeLancey, Derr,
Derrickson,Dietrick,Dill, Dimm, Diven, Doling, Donaldson, Doty,Doudle, Dougherty,
Driesbach, Dull, Dunbar, Duncan, Eaker, Earnshaw, Eby, Eckert, Edwards,
Ehrenfeld Elder, Elliott, Ellinkhusen, Ellis, Emerick, English, Enslow,
Ensminger, Eppley, Erlenmeyer, Evans, Eyer, Eyster, Farley, Fetterolf,
Fisher, Flickinger, Floyd, Flynn, Focht, Follmer, Fought, Frow, Fry, Fuller,
Funk, Furnace, Galbraith, Galbreath, Gallaher, Galloway, Garver, Gass, Gast,
Geddes, Gemmel, Gerhart, Getz, Gibson, Gilbert, Girdy, Glover, Gobble,
Goerky, Gordon, Dourley, Graham, Gray, Graybill, Green, Greenleaf, Greenough,
Grier, Grimm, Groff, Groninger, Grosh, Grove, Grubb, Gudyhunst, Gundy, Guss,
Gutshall, Haas, Hackendorn, Hackett, Hale, Halfpenny, Hall, Hambright,
Hamilton, Hamlin, Hanawalt, Harcy, Harding, Hardy, Harris, Harrison,
Harshbarger, Hartfrauft, Hartley, Hartman, Hassenplug, Hassinger, Hayes,
Heading, Heim, Heffenstine, Hench, Henderson, Hendrick, Hepburn, Herman,
Hetrick, Hickman, Hill, Himmelreich, Hoffa, Hoffman, Hogg, Holman, Hooke,
Hoover, Hope, Horning, Hosterman, Hot tens tein, Housewerth, Houston, Hower,
Hudson, Huling, Hummel, Hunter, Hurlbut, Huston, Hutcheson, Hyatt, Ickes,
Innis, Irvine, Irwin, Jackson, Jacobs, James, Jenkins, Johnson, Johnston,
Jones, Joyce, Junkin, Kanowel, Kauf f man, Kelly, Kelso, Kemble, Kennedy,
Kepler, Kepner, Kincaid, King, Kinsloe, Kirk, Kirkpatrick, Kistler, Kleckner,
Klineyoung, Klug, Kohler, Kremer, Kyle, Lafferty, Laird, Larabee, Lauver,
Lebo, Lechner, Lee, Lefevre, Leight, Leiser, Lepley, Liggett, Lightner,
Lincoln, Linn, Logan, Long, Loomis, Lotz, Loudon, Lowdon, Loy, Ludwig,
Lukens, Lupfer, Lyle, Lyon, Lyons, Lycon, MacFarland, Maclay, Madison,
Magee, Mahon, Malick, Markel, Marks, Marr, Marshall, Mason, Mass, Mather,
Mathers, Maurs, McAfee, McAlister, McAllister, McBride, McClean, McClelTan,

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

663. Cont'd. McClenahan,McClung, McClure,McConnell, McCoy, McCrum, McCullough,
McCurdy, McDonald, McDowell, McEwen, McFaddens, McGeehan, Mclntire, McKee,
McKennan,McLaughlin,McMeen, McMorris, McNamara, McNeil, McNitt,McPherson,McVey,
Mealey, Means, Melchor, Meller,Mench,Merrill,Mettlen,Metz,Meylert,
Michaux, Middlesworth, Miller, Milligan, Milliken, Mitchell, Mitman, Mohn,
Montelius, Montour, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Mortimer, Motzer,Moyer,
Mumma, Murphy, Murray, Musser, Myers, Neff, Neilson, Nelson, Newton, Niblock,
Nipple, North, Nourse, Oakes, Oliver, Orris, Orwig, Owens, Painter, Parcels,
Parker, Parks, Parshall, Patterson, Patton, Pawling, Pellman, Pennell,
Peters, Pfahler, Pfoutz, Phillips, Pierce, Piper, Plette, Plunkett, Pontius,
Porter, Potter, Powers, Price, Purdy, Quig, Rakerd, Reed, R^ichert, Reider,
Reinhold, Rengler, Reymer, Reynolds, Reys, Reutter, Rheam, Rhoads, Rhoddy,
Rice, Riddle, Rishel, Roan, Robinson, Robison, Roddy, Rodgers, Ronk, Ross,
Rothrock, Rote, Rouse, Ruble, Ruhl, Sahm, Sampsel, Sandoe, Schaffle,
Schnable, Schnure, Schock, Scholl, Schort, Schuyler, Schwartz, Seebold,
Selin, Selheimer, Sellers, Shaeffer, Shaffer, Sharon, Shaw, Sheeder, Sheetz,
Sheibley, Shellenberger, Shelly, Shindel, Shine, Short, Shrimer, Shuman,
Siebert, Sigler, Simes, Simonton, Simpson, Singer, Slenker, Slifer, Smiley,
Smith, Smyth, Snowden, Snyder, Speddy, Speedy, Specht, Speck, Speth,
Sponsler, Spotts, Springman, Spyker, Stadden, Stambaugh, Stanford, Star,
Stean, Steel, Steele, Stees, Steese, Steever, Stern, Stephens, Sterrett,
Stevens, Stroup, Stuetzel, Sturgeon, Suloff, Swartz, Sweigert, Swineford,
Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Thornton, Tool, Toomey, T raver, Tressler,
Troxell, Truckemiller, Turbett, Tudor, Uhle, Ulrich, Uttley, Van Campen,
Van Dyke, Van Gezer, Van Grundy, Van Swearinger, Van Rensselaer, Van Valzak,
Van Wert, Vorse, Wagonseller, Wagner, Waggoner, Walker, Wallis,
Walls, Walter, Walters, Warner, Watson, Watts, Wayland, Weidman, Weirich,
Wehr, Weiser, Weist, Weitzel, Wert, Westj Westover, Weymer, Wharton, White,
Whiteside, Whitmer, Williard, William, Williams, Willig, Willis, Wilson,
Wilts, Wingert, Witmer, Wolfe, Womer, Woods, Woodward, Worrall, Wright,
Teager, Yoder, Toungman, Zeigler.

661;. TRAILS. By Charles A. Hanna. 2 Vol. 838pp. 1911.6^x9-|.Illus 2^.00

THE WILDERNESS TRAIL or the ventures and adventures of the Pennsylvania
Traders on the Allegheny Path with some new annals of the old west, and "the
records of some strong men and some bad ones. Includes topics on the
Iroquoians of the Susquehanna, the Petticoat Indians, the Shawnee, Indian
Traders, Andrew Montour, the Frankstown Path, the Raystown Path, Kittanning
Trail, Chartier' s Town, George Croghan, the Ohio Valley, Chillicothe, John
Finley, etc. 80 maps and illustrations. Completely indexed.

665. VIRGINIA. By John W. Wayland. 87Upp. 1927 Illus 12.00

A HISTORY OF SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, includes Indian Occupation, early
settlers, heads of families in 1785, biographical sketches, genealogy,
Marriages 1733-1800, etc.

666. VIRGINIA CENSUS. By Bureau of the Census. 189pp. 1908.9xlli.Wprs 12.00

HEADS OF FAMILIES at the first census of the United States in the year 1790.
Census data includes name of head of family and the number of whites and
blacks, - by county, town, township or district, taken from state
enumeration, 1782 to 1785. 1796 map of State. Completely indexed.

667. VITAL STATISTICS. By Frances Strong Helman & Beulah Heffelfinger. 7 vol.

Avg. 120pp (U8 issues) 19U8-57. 8^x11. Mimeo. Indexed by vol. Wprs 30.00

YOUR FAMILY TREE. A mimeographed publication containing description and
formation of counties, townships and towns j census lists, court records,

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

667. Cont'd, divorces, early settlers, Marriages, Revolutionary soldiers, tax
lists, tombstone inscriptions, queries, etc. Principally of the counties

of Bedford, Cambria, Cumberland, Fayette, Franklin, Indiana, Somerset and
Westmoreland.

668 . WESTERN BORDER. By Charles McKnight . 7£2pp . 1880 . lllus 12 .00

OUR WESTERN BORDER: its life, combats and adventures; its forays, massacres
and captivitiesj its scouts, red chiefs and pioneer women, of one hundred
years ago; containing the cream of all rare old border chronicles, together
with a large amount of fresh and original matter derived from authentic
sources, the whole work embracing strange and thrilling narratives of
captivities, daring deeds, desparate conflicts, exciting adventures, personal
prowess, etc.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

700. COLONIAL. By the Society. 130pp. 1895 6.00

REGISTER OF PENNSYLVANIA. SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA, 1891-18951,
includes name of national and state officers, etc. Names of members and
their colonial ancestors, names of ancestors, their services during colonial
days with year of settlement.

701. COLONIAL. By the Society. 368pp. 1911 10.00

REGISTER OF PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA, 1891-1911.
Includes names of members, in alphabetical order, and their colonial
ancestors, also, names of colonial ancestors in alphabetical order, their
residence, service and year.

702. COLONIAL. By J.G.B. Bulloch. 260pp. I9U4. Illus 6.00

THE LINEAGE BOOK OF THE ORDER OF WASHINGTON, with genealogical data on
members whose ancestors were in America prior to 1750.

703. COLONIAL GOVERNORS . By the Society 323pp . 1916 8 .00

PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF COLONIAL GOVERNORS, charter list of Colonial
Governors by Colonies, and addresses relating historical and genealogical
data.

70lu FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Cyrus Cort. 108pp. l886.1^x7i.Wprs I4.OO

MEMORIAL OF ENOCH BROWN AND ELEVEN SCHOLARS, who were massacred in Antrim
Township, Franklin County, by the Indians, during the Pontiac War, July 26,
1761;, containing addresses of George W. Ziegler, esq., Rev. Cyrus Cort, Hon.
Peter A. Witmer, Rev. F.A. Woods and Dr. William H. Egle. Poem of John M.
Cooper, Esq., at the dedication, three miles north of Greencastle, 1885.

705. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS » By Cyrus Cort. 10l;pp . 1915. IHus 5.00

ENOCH BROWN SESQUI- CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL SERVICES, Aug. 5. 191U. and FORT
McCORD DEDICATORY SERVICES, Oct. 29, 1911;. Program and addresses at Enoch
Brown Park near Greencastle, Franklin County, where Enoch Brown and his
scholars were massacred by the Indians in 1761;. Dedicatory services at the
site of Fort McCord, Franklin County, where 27 pioneer settlers were slain
by Indians or carried into captivity, April 1, 1756. Also, dedicatory
services at the monument, near Greencastle, of Corporal Wm. H. Rihl, the
first Union soldier killed on northern soil.

706. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Cyrus Cort. l;9pp. 1916 Wprs. Illus U.00

FORT LOUDON MONUMENT DEDICATORY SERVICES, Franklin County, Oct. 20, 1915.
Addresses include references to Col. Armstrong's Expedition to Kittanning,

Capt. Hugh Mercer, Capt. James Smith's "Black Boys", etc.

707. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Alfred Proctor James. 316pp. 1938 Illus 10.00

WRITINGS OF GENERAL JOHN FORBES, relating to his service in North America,
1757-1759, and his expedition through Pennsylvania in 1758, the building
of Forbes' Road, and his capture of Fort Duquesne at Pittsburgh. Indexed.

708. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Works Projects Adm. 167pp. I9iil. Illus 6.00

TRAVELS IN NEW FRANCE, By J.C.B., an unidentified French Soldier who served
on theexpedition from Quebec to the Forks of the Ohio where Trent1 s Fort
capitulated, Col. Washington's surrender at Fort Necessity, and General.
Braddock's army was defeated. This soldier served three years at Fort
Duquesne, how Pittsburgh, and was later taken prisoner of war in Canada and
held as a prisoner in New York, indexed.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

709. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Donald Cornu. ltfpp. 1950. Paper..... 5.00

DR. JOHNSON AT FORT AUGUSTUS, Scotland: Captain LEWIS QURRY, Commander of
the garrison at Fort Bedford, Bedford County, 1758-1763, includes military
and personal events.

710. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Donald H. Kent. 91pp. 195U. Wprs. Illus 5-00

THE FRENCH INVASION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, 1753, includes George
Washington's mission to Fort Le Boeuf, surrender of the English at the Forks
of the Ohio, Washington's expedition and his surrender at ^ort Necessity.
Illustrated with maps.

711. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By William A. Hunter. 3I1PP. 1956. Paper. Illus 3.00

VICTORY AT KITTANNING. Col. John Armstrong's expedition to Kittanning and

the destruction of the Indian town on Sept. 8, 1756.

712. FRENCH & INDIAN WARS. By Floyd G. Hoenstine. 19pp. 8txll. Typt. Binder. 3.00
COL. ARMSTRONG'S EXPEDITION TO KITTANNING. A description of the events on

the Pennsylvania Frontier leading to, and including, the subsequent
destruction of the Indian Town of Kittanning, by Col. John Armstrong on Sept.
8, 1756. A thesis written for graduation at Franklin and Marshall College
Bibliography.

713. FRENCH & INDIAN - REVOLUTIONARY WARS. By John A. McClung. 315pp. 181|7.
hix.7^. Illustrated. General Index 12.00

SKETCHES OF WESTERN ADVENTURE, containing an account of the most interesting
incidents connected with the settlement of the west from 1755 to 179U, with
an appendix, revised and corrected, with engravings.

711; . FRENCH & INDIAN-REVOLUTIONARY WARS. By John M. Buckalew, Sheldon
Reynolds, Henry M.M. Richards, Jay Gilfillan Weiser and George Dallas Albert

Vol. 11. 1263pp. 1896. 6^x10. Illustrated 16.00

FRONTIER FORTS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Report of the commission to locate the

site of the frontier forts of Pennsylvania, and the advisability of erecting

suitable tablets, marking the various forts, erected as a defense against the

Indians by the early settlers of this Commonwealth prior to the year 1783}

during the French and Indian Wars and the Revolutionary War.

Vol. I, 627 pages, includes the Indian Forts of the Blue Mountains, the

North and West branches of the Susquehanna River, the Wyoming Valley Region,

and the Cumbeirland and Juniata Valleys.

Vol. II, 63b pages, includes the Indian Forts of Western Pennsylvania and a

general index to the two volumes.

715. FRENCH & INDIAN, - REVOLUTIONARY WARS . 2 vol. 1355pp.l9l6. Illus 20.00

FKOftlTlER FORTS OF PENNSYLVANIA, (same as I896 edition, except)

Vol. II, 728 pages, includes, in addition to the Indian Forts of Western
Pennsylvania, several appendixes and a complete alphabetically arranged
index to the two volumes.

716 . REVOLUTIONARY WAR . By Frederick C 00k . 580pp . 1887 . 6^x10 . Illus 8 .00

GENERAL JOHN SULLIVAN'S INDIAN EXPEDITION, being the journals of the
military expedition of Major General John Sullivan against the Six Nations
of Indians in 1779, with records of the centennial celebration. Published
by the State of New York and illustrated with engravings, maps and plans.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

717 REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Francis B.Heitman.535pp. 1893. 6^x9^- 15.00

HISTORICAL REGISTER OF OFFICERS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY during the War of
the Revolution, April, 1775, to Dec. 1783. Includes: general officers,
Military secretaries and aides-de-camp to General Washington, military units
and their commanding officers. Alphabetical list of officers giving date of
rank in each grade, date and place if killed, wounded, taken prisoner, and
exchanged; and in many cases date of death after leaving the service. List
of French Officers who served with the American Army, statistics, etc.

718. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Am. Hist. Pub. Co. 113pp. 1896. 6^x10. Illus 10.00

REVOLUTIONARY SOLIERS OF MISSOURI, and their descendants. Includes
biographical sketches of prominent citizens with their genealogy and
military services of their Revolutionary War ancestor. Roster of ancestors
and descendants of members of the Sons of the Revolution and of the Sons of
the American Revolution. Index to biographies.

719. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Edgar W. Hassler. 200pp. 1900 8.00

OLD WESTMORELAND. A history of Western Pennsylvania during the Revolution.
Includes topics on the original Westmoreland County, Indian depredations,
Gibson's powder exploit, the Tories of Pittsburgh am Sinking Valley, Blair
County; the Eighth Pennsylvania, Samuel Brady's revenge, Brodhead's raid up
the Allegheny, the Derry settlement, destruction of Hannastown, Lochry's
disaster, Crawford's expedition, and others. Indexed.

720. REVOLUTIONARY WAR.- By John Co dman, 2nd. 3h0pp. 1901. 5^x8. Illus 7.00

ARNOLD'S EXPEDITION TO QUEBEC. The invasion of Canada in 1775 by a
detachment of troops from Washington's command at Boston for an expedition
under the command of Col. Benedict Arnold. Includes a record of the
riflemen from the mountains and frontiers of Pennsylvania and Virginia under
Captains William Hendricks, Matthew Smith and Daniel Morgan. Indexed.

721. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Edward Hagaman Hall. 270pp.1903.7ixL0.IHus. .. .10.00
THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY. Includes the
lineage of members with military services of Revolutionary War ancestor.

722. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh & Margaret Roberts Hodges.
56pp. 192[u 7x10. illustrated 6.00

REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS OF MARYLAND, previously unpublished lists of persons
residing in Montgomery, Washington, Frederick and Calvert Counties who took
the Oath of Fidelity during the year 1778. Also, names of loyal civil
officials of Prince George's County from April 19, 1775 to Sept. 1783.1ndexed.

723. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Mrs. Orville D. Dailey. 14i5pp. 1929. 6^x9| 10.00

THE OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION BURIED IN
THE STATE OF OHIO. Contains a list of D.A.R. chapters, names of soldiers,
military services, dates of birth, death, marriage, to whom married,
children, place of burial, pension certificate number where available.
D.A.R. and S.A.R. membership, source of information, etc. Addenda contains
record of soldiers who lived in Ohio. Alphabetically arranged.

721;. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Mrs. Orville D. Dailey. U36pp. 1938. 6^x9^ 10.00

THE OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WHO LIVED IN
THE STATE OF OHIO. Contains list of D.A.R. chapters, names of soldiers in
alphabetical arrangement, military services, dates of birth, death and marriage,
to whom married, children, place of burial, pension certificate, source,
Addenda, errata and incpmplete records.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

725. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Mary Knight Crane. 92pp. 1929.7x10 Wprs 5.00

SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, who were at one time early settlers of
Erie County.

726. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Louis C. Dure an. UUpp. 1931. Wprs. Illus 5.00

MEDICAL MEN IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 1775-1783. Army Medical Bulletin
No. 25. Contains the record of all medical men who served during the war,
also many historical events. Illustrated with maps, sketches and engravings.

727. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. Pub. by Saxton American Legion Post No. I69. 12pp

1933 . 8^x11 .Wprs . Illus trated 2 .00

HISTORY OF THE MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN PHILLIPS' PENNSYLANIA RANGERS. Address
by C. Hale Sipe at the reburial services held at Fisher's Summit, Liberty
Township, Bedford County, at the monument erected to the memory of the ten
Bedford County Rangers who were massacred July 16, 1780.

728 . REVOLUTIONARY WAR . By Thomas G . Tousey . i|ii7pp . 1939 . Illus 8 .00

MILITARY HISTORY OF CARLISLE AND CARLISLE BARRACKS. Cumberland County, 1753-
1939* being a record of the historical events from colonial times, through
the Revolutionary, the Civil War to its present use as the Medical Field
Service School.

729. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Eugene R. Craine. 27pp. 19Ul. 6x8^.Wprs. Illus.. 2. 00
THE STORY OF FORT ROBERDEAU, 1777-1783, the lead-mine fort in Sinking Valley,
Tyrone Township, Blair County. Biography and genealogy of General Daniel
Roberdeau and an account of the excavation of the site during 1939-UO.

730. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Virginia Shannon Fendrick. 296pp. 19i|lix7xlO 10.00 !

AMERICAN REVOIUTIONARY SOLDIERS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY. Compiled by a
genealogist of note who assembled the data for this publication from many
authoritive sources including the Pennsylvania Archives, other publications,
headstone inscriptions and descendants, includes names of Revolutionary
Soldiers, their heirs and descendants, military services, etc. Arranged in
alphabetical order by family names except inscriptions from tombstones.

Not indexed. (References to family names can be supplied by remittance of
$1.00)

731 . REVOLUTIONARY WAR . By Miriam Kern Harned . l*70pp . 19U7 . Illus 8 .00

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE HISTORY OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Includes a history of the State Society with biographical sketches and
reports of State officers, history of chapters, names of officers and
charter members with national number and Revolutionary ancestor, Chapter
rosters showing names of members, national number and revolutionary ancestor.

732 . REVOLUTIONARY WAR . By Fitzhugh Lee Morris . 322pp . 1951 10 .00

LINEAGE BOOK OF THE NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY, SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Roster of past and present members with dates of birth, death and marriage,
names of ancestors and record of military and civil services of Revolutionary
ancestors. Arranged in alphabetical order. Index to Revolutionary ancestors.

733. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Mrs. Omie P. MacFarlane. 137pp. 1951. 7x. 10 10.00

GENEALOGICAL GUIDE, master index of genealogy in the Daughters of the
American Revolution Magazine, volumes 1 to 8I4., 1892-1950). Contains the
volume and page listing the surnames of Revolutionary soldiers, alphabetically
arranged. Also, alphabetical list of the Bible and family records published.
Other listings include Federal and State records.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

73ll. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Floyd G. Hoens tine. 78hpp. 1956 10.00

The 1955 YEAR BOOK, PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY, SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Contains the genealogical data found in the applications of all members
accepted from 1893 to 1956. Lists the names of over 7000 Revolutionary
Soldiers with their military services. Marriagea and descendants.
The lineage of past and present members includes all generations and gives,
where available, the dates of birth, death and marriage. All arranged in
a manner for easy search. The publication includes a history of all
chapters, of the Pennsylvania Society, the National Society, and is
completely indexed as to surnames.

735. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Victor C. King. 232pp. 19 £6. 6x8. HIus 7.00

LIVES AND TIMES OF THE 27 SIGNERS OF THE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE of May 20, 1775, residents of Mecklenburg County, North
Carolina. Includes biographical sketches of members of the following
families: Alexander, Avery, Balch, Barry, Brevard, Davidson, Downs,
Flenniken, Foard, Graham, Harris, Irwin, Kennon, McClure, Morrison, Patton,
Phifer, Polk, Queary, Reese, Wilson. A number of whom were from Pennsylvania,

736. REVOLUTIONARY WAR TO WORLD WAR I. By Floyd G. Hoenstine. U26pp. 19li0.
7xl0| 7.50

SOLDIERS OF BLAIR COUNTY. Contains the military services of over 12,000
soldiers in alphabetical arrangement by ward, Revolutionary War to World
War I, their rank and organization, and where known, their date of birth,
death and burial. Relates military events occuring in the county, including
the Battle of Frankstown of 1781, Captain Rooert Allison's march to the
Canadian Border in 1812, the "Chicken Raiders" of 1863, and chronicles of
the Hollidaysburg Draft Board during World War I. Includes a brief history
of each war, a detailed history of all military units formed in the county,
also all veteran's organizations. Lists World War I deceased soldiers and
the book lists and is dedicated to those who made the supreme sacrifice.
Military and genealogical data on members of the following families:
Abelson, Auker, Bailey, Baird, Baldrige, Bice, Bigley, Black, Bonn, Bolger,
Bollinger, Bossert, Brehman, Brumbaugh, Burket, Calvin, Carberry, Clark,
Clones, Coffey, Cole, Curran, Davis, Deal, DeHaas, deHaas, Dickson, Diehl,
Drass, Dughi, Eastep, Elliott, Fair, Farrell, Fay, Fleck, Funk, Galbraith,
Garber, Garver, Gast, Gibbons, Gilbert, Glass, Good, Green, Greenland,
Grounds, G^in, Haberstroh, Hainley, Hall, Haller, Hanson, Hare, Harvey, Hays,
Hemphill, Henneman, Hewit, Hoenstine, Hughes, Johnston, Jones, Kagarise,
Kantner, Keatley, Kienzle, Klepser, Kurtz, Lang, Laughlin, Lawley, Learner,
Leedom, Leet, Liebegott, Lingenfelter, Loomis, Louther, Lynn, McAlarney,
McCarty, McCullough, McFarlane, Mcintosh, McKeague, McMicken, Mallery,
Malone, Mastos, Mauk, Megahan, Mohler, MOrgart, Morris, Murray, Myers, Nale,
Nason, Patterson, Pearce, Peoples, Peters, Reighard, Reiley, Ritchey, Royer,
Saylor, Schroeder, Shearer, Sheedy, Shilling, Shoenfelt, Slep, Smith,
Snyder, Stevens, Strunk, Swartz, Trease, Van Zandt, Van Allman, Warfield,
Watts, West, Whittaker, Williams, Wilson, Yingling.

737. WAR OF 1812 to SPANISH AMERICAN, By Francis B. Heitman. 2 Vol. 1785pp.
7jxl0i 20.00

HISTORICAL REGISTER AND DICTIONARY OF TrIE UNITED STATES ARMY, from its
organization, Sept. 29, 1789, to Mar. 2, 1903.

Vol. I. 1069 pages. Complete alphabetical list of the names of commissioned
officers of the army, their services, citations, State in which born and
date of death.

Vol. II. 626 pages. Alphabetical lists of officers of the regular army killed.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

737. Cont'd, wounded or taken prisoners. Volunteers during the War with
Mexico, the Civil War, the War with Spain, and the Phillippine Insurrection
statistics, etc.

738. WAR OF 1812 THROUGH CIVIL. By U.S. Government. 919pp. 18 8 3. 5^x9 15.00

UNITED STATES PENSIONERS. List of pensioners on the rolls, January 1, 1883,
giving the name of each pensioner, the cause for which pensioned, the
Post Office address, the rate of pension per month, and the date of original
allowances, as called for by Senate Resolution of Dec. 8, 1882. Includes
pensioners residing in New York and Pennsylvania, by counties. Names of
pensioners not in alphabetical order but grouped according to post-office
address.

739. WAR OF 1812 THROUGH CIVIL. By William L. Alexander. 772pp. 1886 10.00

LIST OF EX-SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES LIVING IN IOWA, includes post-office
address in 1886 of all veterans of the War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War

and Indian Wars, with rank, company and unit. Arranged by States to which
services were credited.

71*0. CIVIL WAR. By Samuel P. Ba es. 5 Vol. 680l*pp. 1869-70. 7x10. Lllus. . .20.0C
HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. 1861-1865. Includes regimental histories,
where recruited, engagements and movements. Lists the names of members of
each company with date mustered, date discharged, transferred, death,
missing, wounded and burial records.

Vol. I. 1327 pages. 1st to 50th Regiments. Maps 5.00.

Vol. II. 1359 pages 5lst to 81* th Regiments, Maps 5.00:

Vol. III. 1379 pages 85th to 118 Regiments, Maps .....5.00

Vol. IV. 1308 pages 119th to 179th Regiments, Maps 5.00

Vol. V. 11*31 pages 180th to 215th Regiments and independent units, Maps 5.00

i

71*1. CIVIL WAR. By Thomas E. Merchant. 109pp. 1889. 6x8^ 7.00

HISTORY OF THE 81*th REGIMENT. PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. An Address
by Capt. Thomas E. Merchant at the dedication of monument on battlefield of
Gettysburg. Two companies and parts of three others were recruited in
Blair County by Col. William G. Murray, of Hollidaysburg.

71*2. CIVIL WAR. By Robert S. Westbrook, 27l*pp. 1898. 7x10^ 12.00

HISTORY OF THE l*9thREGIMENT, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. A correctly
compiled roll of the members of the regiment and its marches from 1861 to
1865. Companies were from Centre, Chester, Huntingdon, Mifflin and Juniata
Counties. Contains name and addresses of survivors in 1898. Company
rosters with date of enlistment, discharge, transfers, etc.

71*3. CIVIL WAR. By Regimental Committee. 3l*2 pp. 1907. 6x9j. Illus 6.00

HISTORY OF THE 125th REGIMENT. PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Recruited
in ^lair and Huntingdon Counties. Participated in the battles of Antietam
and Chancellorsville. Company rosters with date of enlistment, discharge,
transfers, etc.

71*1*. CIVIL WAR. By John Obreiter. 3l*lpp. 1908 Illus 8.00

THE^77TH REGIMENT, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY. Recruited in Allegheny,
Blair, Erie, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Lancaster and Luzerne Counties. Compan
rosters with dates of enlistment, discharge, transfers, etc.

MILITARY AND PATRIOTIC

71*5. CIVIL WAR. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 103pp. 1916. 6x8. Wprs 6.00

THE LAST OF THE WAR GOVERNORS. A biographical appreciation of Colonel
William Sprague, Governor of Rhode Island, 1860-1863, with special reference
to his participation in the Loyal War Governor's Conference held at
Altoona, Blair County, September, 1862.

7h6. CIVIL WAR. By Leonard N. Ray. 3l*pp. 19l*0. 8ixll. Miitieo. Binders 2.00

THE ALTOONA WAR CONFERENCE OF 1862, held at the Logan House, Sept. 21* th, of
the Governors of the Union States at the call of Governor Andrew G. Curtin,
to pledge loyalty and a more active support to President Abraham Lincoln
and the Federal Government.

7U7- SPANISH- AMERICAN WAR. By Thomas J. Stewart. 9U8. pp. 1901. 6x9 J 8.00

RECORD OF PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. 1898. Includes
a brief historyof each unit., roster of members in alphabetical order, rank
and organization, residence, date enrolled, discharged, transfers, deaths,
etc. Completely indexed.

71*8. WORLD WAR I. By H.G. Proctor. 297pp. 1919. 5x7^. Illus 7.00

THE IRON DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD OF PENNSYLVANIA. Authentic and
comprehensive narrative of the gallant deeds and glorious achievements of
the 28th Division in the First World War.

71*9. WORLD WAR I. By Harry A. Benwell. 283pp. 1919. 6x8j. Illus 6.00

THE HISTORY OF THE YANKEE DIVISION, Includes organization of the 26th
Division from the National Guard of the New England States and their
participation in the American Expeditionary Force in France, also, roster of
officers as originally organized.

750. WORLD WAR I. By Edgar Tremlett Fell. 261pp. 1927. 8x11. Illus 15.00

HISTORY OF THE SEVENTH DIVISION, UNITED STATES ARMY, 1917-1919, composed of
the 3l*th, 61* th and 55th and 56th Infantry Regiments and supporting units, their
training and participation in the American Expeditionary Force in France.

751. WORLD WAR I. ByL.C. McCollum, ll*0pp. 1929. 5x7. Wprs. Illus 3.00

HiSrORY AND RHYMES OF THE LOST BATTALION. Illustrated by sketches. The story

of a detachment of the 77th Division., A.E.F., who refused to surrender when
surrounded by the enemy in the Ax'gonne Forest, France, October, 1918.

752. WORLD WAR I. By Harold T. Robinson. 155pp. 1930. 7ixL0^ Illus 10.00

111TH INFANTRY RECORD, being a resume of its activities past and present,

from 171*7 to the present, and its participation in World War I as a unit of
the 28th Division, A.E.F. Illustrated with many photos.

753. WORLD WAR II. By the Adjutant General. 130pp. 19l*6. 8jxll.Wprs 10.00

HONOR LIST OF DEAD AND MISSING. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Lists name of soldier,
serial number and status of casualty. Arranged in alphabetical order by
counties .

NATIONALITIES

800. GERMANS. By Albert Bernhardt Faust 2 Vol. 1196pp. 1909. 5x7^ 12.00

THE GERMAN ELEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, with special reference to its
political, moral, social and educational influence. Biographical and
historical data on many emigrants from Germany who gained prominence through
military services and the settlement of the United States. Indexed.

801. GERMANS. By Ralph Beaver Strassburger. 3 vol. 2278pp. 193U.7xlO^ 22.50

PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN PIONEERS. Original lists of arrivals in the Port of
Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808, as translated from the official lists being
preserved in the Archives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Edited by
William John Hinke and published by the Pennsylvania German Society. Illus.

801a. Vol. I. 776 pages. Lists of arrivals, 1727-1775 8.00

801b. Vol. II, 893 pages. Photographic reproductions of the signatures 6.00

801c. Vol. HI, 709 pages. Lists of arrivals 1785 to 1808. indexes to

captains, ships, ports, officials and merchants. Masculine and feminine

christian names with variants. Index to pioneers whose names appear in

Vol. I and Vol. II 10.00

802. GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH AND FRENCH. By I. Daniel Rupp.U95pp.1927.5lx8 10.00

A COLLECTION OF UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH.
FRENCH and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, with a
statement of the names of ships, whence they sailed, and the date of their
arrival at Philadelphia, chronologically arranged, together with the
necessary historical and other notes, also an appendix containing lists of

more than one thousand German and French names in New York prior to 1712.
Second revised and enlarged edition with German translation. Index
published as a separate volume. See Item No. 803.

803. GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH- & FRENCH. By M.V. Koger. 232pp. 19 35. 8x11 .Wprs 6.00

INDEX TO THE NAMES OF THIRTY THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS, GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH AND
FRENCH, - into Pennsylvania, 1727 to 1776. Supplementing the I. Daniel

Rupp item No. 802.

80i|. HUGUENOTS. By A Stapleton. l6Upp. 1901. Illustrated 7.00

MEMORIALS OF THE HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA. A history of Huguenot refugees who
emigrated to Pennsylvania from France as a result of being deprived of their
civil and religious rights by the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in
1685. List of emigrants, changes in spelling in surnames, descendants and
their participation during war and peace. Family names as appearing in a
partial index: Archey, Albert, Aurand, Bayard, Bailiet, Baldy, B ashore,
Barnitz, Benezette, Berrot, Bessonett, Besnage, Bertolet, Beavor, Bittinger,
Bonnett, Bouchell, Bushon0-, Braiot, Breguiiier, Casha, Cassatt, Cochet,
Cresson, Dana, DeC^ssna, DeFrehn, DeTurk, DeLoag, DeNormandy, De Boileau,
De la Plaine, De la Plank, Dillier, Douty, Doutel, De Pont, Duche, Dundore,
Eckerline, Feneuil, Ferree, Forney, Girardin, Grimm, Griesemer, Groff,
Herbein, Hillegas, Hubley, Huelings, Keim, Kieffer, Lawshe, Laux, Lazelere,
La Rou, La Mott, La Rose, Levering, Leasure, Le Beau, Le Doux, Le Van,
Lingel, Marchand, Mathiot, Marquett, Markley, Mestrezat, Mickley, Missamer,
Obarlin, Pechin, Piatt, Pons, Pontius, Purviance, Ravenal, Ranc, Reidenour,
Rettew, Royer, Roller, Sallada, Sangree, Santee, Shuey, Urner.

805. PALATINATES. By Milton Rubincam. 32pp. 1953. Wprs. Map 3.00

EMIGRANTS FROM THE PALATINATE TO THE AMERICAN COLONIES IN THE 18th CENTURY.
compiled by Dr. Friedrick Krebs, State Archivist of Speyer, Germany. Includes
the records of about 120 families who left for America and gives dates of
birth, marriage, etc.

NATIONALITIES

806. PENNSYLVANIA. DUTCH. By Penna. Dutch Folklore Center. 15 vol. Avg.l6pp.

1952-53. 9x12. Paper. Illus 8.00

THE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCHMAN, monthly magazine during 1952 and semi-monthly
during 1953. Vol. IV. No. 1 to 15. Devoted to Pennsylvania Dutch folk-culture
and includes articles on customs, art, craft, imprints, dialect, recipes,
humor, folk tales, family history, powvowing, genealogy, legends, biography,
etc. Profusely illustrated.

807. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH. By Penna. Dutch Folklore Center. 1$ vol. Avg.lopp.
1953-5U. 9x12. Illus. Paper 8.00

THE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCHMAN, monthly magazine during 1953 and semi-monthly
during 195U. Vol. V. No. 1 to 15, May, 1953 to April, 195k. Contents similar
to item 806.

808. SCOTCH-IRISH. By Northampton County Hist. & Gen.Soc. 59hpp.l926 12.00

SCOTCH-IRISH IN NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. Includes genealogical data on the
following prominent families of the Irish Settlement: Allen, Allison,
Armstrong, Boyd, Brown, Clyde, Craig, Culbertson, Dobbin, Gregg, Hays,

Herron, Horner, Lattimer, Kerr, King, McNair, Ralston, Rosbrough, Taylor,
Walker, Wilson. Contains an annotated list of burials in the Scotch-Irish
settlement in Allen Township, by Wilbur L. King, and burials in the Scotch-
Irish burial bjround at three churches at Lower Mt. Bethel. Illus.

809. SCOTCH-IRISH. Pub. by the Scotch-Irish Society. U50pp. 1902 10.00

SCOTCH-IRISH IN AMERICA. Proceedings and addresses of the Tenth Congress at
Chambersburg, Franklin County, May 30- June 2, 1901. Addresses delivered on
the history of the Cumberland Valley by Alexander Armstrong, S.M. Wherry,
Linn Harbaugh, James P. Matthews, Robert Cabeen Bair, John D. Mcllhanny, Samuel
McLanahan, Benjamin M. Nead, William A. West, John M. Cooper, George Macloskie,
Albert Nevin Pomeroy, G.O. Seilhamer, M.A. Foltz, Samuel Gordon Smyth, William
Stenger Hoerner and George Chambers. Genealogical data on the following
early resident families: Aiken, Alexander, Allen, Armstrong, Beverley,
Blair, Boyd, Carr, Cooper, Culbertson, Cunningham, Davidson, Dinsmore,
Elliott, Ellison, Geddes, Gibson, Hamilton, Hanna, Herrington, Houston,
Hutchison, Linn, Lowrey, McCamant, McCorkle, McClelland, McCutchen, McCrea,
McMillan, McPherson, Maclay, Means, Miller, Moore, Porter, Ralston, Ramsey,
Rankin, Reed, Rogers, Rutherford, Scott, Sharon, Smiley, Snodgrass, Stewart,
Taylor, Thompson, Waddell, Walker, Wallace, Wilson, Woods.

810. SCOTCH-IRISH & GERMAN. By William Henry Egle. 720pp. 1886 17.00

SCOTCH-IRISH AND GERMAN, PENNSYLANIA GENEALOGIES, of the families of:
Ainsworth, Allen, Alricks, Anderson, Awl, Ayres, Barnett, Beatty, Boas,
Bomberger, Boyd, Bucher, Byers, Crain, Cowden, Curtin, Dixon, Eagley, Egle,
Elder, Espy, Ferguson, Fleming, Forster, Fulton, Galbraith, Gray, Gregg,
Greenawalt, Gross, Hamilton, Hay, Hays, Hoge, Keller, Kendig, Kunkel,Linn,
Lyon, Maclay, McCormick, McNair, Muller, Murray, Neville, Orth, Parker,
Roan, Robinson, Rutherford, Simonton, Stewart, Swan, Thomas, Wallace, Weir,
Wiestling, Wiggins, Wilson, Wyeth.

811. SWISS & GERMAN. By H. Frank Eshelman. 386pp. 1917 12.00

SWISS AND GERMAN SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Historic background and annals of
the Swiss and German settlers in south eastern Pennsylvania.

812. WELSH. By Charles H. Browning. 631pp. 1912. 6|x9^. Illus 12.00

WELSH SETTLEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA. Welsh Quaker emigration to Pennsylvania
land transactions and meeting houses.

TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION AND MAPS

850. BOROUGH MAP . By Beach Nichols . 1873. I5ix2l* 10 .00

POMEROY ATLAS MAPS. Colored survey map of the streets, lots with buildings
erected thereon of Hollidaysburg, Blair County, showing names of owners,
railroads, streams, industries, etc., with business directory. Unmounted
$10.00. Mounted on cardboard. $12.00. Mounted and framed $20.00

851. CANAL & PORTAGE RR. By Charles Dickens. 509pp. Rept. I850.5ibc8 5.00

AMERICAN NOTES; PICTURES OF ITALY AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS. Includes
Dickers visit to the United States in 181+2, and his travels by canal boat
bo Hollidaysburg, Blair County, by the Allegheny Portage Railroad to
Johnstown, Cambria County, and by canal to Pittsburgh, thence to St. Louis
and return by way of Niagara Falls. Illustrated.

8^2. CANAL & PORTAGE RR. By Frysinger. l+3pp. 19 27.8ixll. Binder U.00

CENTENNIAL OF PENNSYLVANIA CANAL. History of the Juniata Canal and Allegheny
Portage Railroad written about 1897 and published in the Lewistown Centinel
in 1927, Typed. Also, typed copy of Jeremiah Whitehead's claim against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for damages and loss of time in operation
of boats during year I869 to 1873. 10 pages.

853. CANAL & PORTAGE RR. By Harry A. Jacobs. 22pp. 19l|l. 8^xll.Binders 2.00

THE JUNIATA CANAL AND OLD PORTAGE RAILROAD, A description of the building
and operation of the canal and portage railroad with local events connected
therewith occuring in Blair County. Mimeographed by the Blair County
Historical Society.

85U. CANAL & PORTAGE RR. By Sister Stella Marie Beckel. 135pp. 191*5. 8jxLl.
Wprs . Typed 10 .00

AN HISTORICAL STUDY OF THE- MAIN LINE OF PUBLIC WORKS OF PENNSYLVANIA. A
thesis presented to the Graduate School of Duquesne University at Pittsburgh.

855. CANAL & PORTAGE RR. By Jesse L. Hartman. 21pp. 19U5. 6jx9^. Paper 1+.00

JOHN DOUGHERTY AND THE RISE OF THE SECTION BOAT SYSTEM. Operation of the
Juniata Canal and Allegheny Portage Railroad at Hollidaysburg and the first

use of sectional boats when Jesse Christman, his family, boat and belongings
were transported by rail over the Allegheny Mountains to Johnstown.

856. CANAL, TURNPIKE & PORTAGE RR. By Peregrine Prolix. (Philip H. Nicklin)
p*8pp. 1836. Ux6 „ 12.00

k PLEASANT PEREGRINATION THROUGH THE PRETTIEST PARTS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Includes
an account of the author's travels in I836 from Philadelphia, through the
Juniata Valley by canal boats to Hollidaysburg, then to Bedford and Pittsburgh by
coach, and his return eastward by canal and the Allegheny Portage Railroad.
856a. Typed copy of the above, 3 5pp.8|xll. Binder. .. . U.00

B57. COUNTY MAPS. By F.W. Beers. 97pp. 1877. 13x1 5i 25.00

BBER'S ATLAS OF BEDFORD COUNTY. Survey maps of townships, villages and boroughs,
showing mountains, streams, roads, railroads, etc., with names of owners of lots
and farm land. Colored maps of the world, the United States, the State of Pennsyl-
vania and outline map of Bedford County. Population and business directory.

858. COUNTY MAPS. By Beach Nichols. l6lpp. 1873. 13xl5i 20.00

POMEROY' S ATLAS OF BLAIR AND HUNTINGDON COUNTIES. Survey maps of townships,
villages and boroughs, showing mountains, streams, roads, canals, railroads,
etc., with names of owners of lots and farm land. Colored map of Pennsylvania
and an outline of Huntingdon and Blair Cos. Population, post office and business
directory.

TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION AND MAPS

859. COUNTY MAPS. By J.A. Caldwell. 19kpp. 1890. Ilpcl6i. Illus 25.00

ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL COMBINATION ATLAS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY. Survey maps of
townships, villages and boroughs, showing streams, roads, railroads, etc.,
with names of owners of lots and farm land. Colored maps of the United
States, the State of Pennsylvania, and an outline map of Cambria County.
Biographical sketches, a general history, the Johnstown Flood and its death
roll. Profusely illustrated with pictures and engravings. Indexed.

860. COUNTY MAPS. By Wall, Mann & Hall. 95pp. 1877. lUixl7 25.00

ILLUSTRATED ATLAS OF JUNIATA COUNTY. Survey maps of townships, villages and
boroughs, showing mountains, streams, roads, canals, railroads, etc., with
names of owners of lots and farm land. Colored map of the world, the
United States, and an outline map of Juniata County. Historical sketch,
population post offices and business directories.

861. COUNTY MAPS. By Beach Nichols. 70pp. 1877. 13x15 J 20.00

ATLAS OF PERRY, JUNIATA AND MIFFLIN COUNTIES, pub. by Pomeroy, Whitman & Co.
Survey maps of townships, villages and boroughs, showing mountains, streams,
roads, canals, railroads, etc., with names of owners of lots and farm land.
Colored map of the United States, the State of Pennsylvania, counties and
townships. Business and professional directories.

862. COUNTY MAPS. By Charles D. H^venor Co. 1pp. n.d. 84x11 35

HEVENOR HANDY LOOSE LEAF COUNTY MAPS. Shows towns, townships, railroads,
mountains and streams. Alphabetical list of towns with key to locations,

863. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. By William B. Sip es. 28lpp. I875.7^xl0| 15.00

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: its ongin, construction, conditions, and
connections embracing historical, descriptive and statistical notices of
cities, towns, villages, stations, industries, and objects on its various

lines in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Profusely illustrated. Indexed.

861;. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. By H.W. Schotter. 5l8pp. 1927. Illus 7.00

THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENr OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. A practical
and concise review of important events, 10U6-1926. Indexed.

865. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. By George H. Burgess & Miles C. Kennedy. 835pp.

19U9 . 5ix8j. Illustrated 6.00

CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. Includes many
events in the building and operation of the railroad through the Juniata
Valley. Indexed.

866. PORTAGE RAILROAD. By Mahlon J. Baumgardner & Floyd G. Hoenstine. 90pp.
1952. Wprs. Illustrated 3.00

THE ALLEGHENY OLD PORTAGE RAILROAD, 183U-185U. The building, operation and
travel between Hollidaysburg, Blair County, and Johnstown, Cambria County,
across the Allegheny mountains, connecting sections of the Pennsylvania
Canal System. Includes a reproduction of the Summit Mansion House register
for the month of June, 1852. Also, a description of the Huntingdon, Cambria
and Indiana Turnpike skew arch bridge and the Portage Railroad monument with
inscriptions appearing on tablets placed by the Blair County Historical Society.
Profusely illustrated.

TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION AND MAPS.

867. SUSQUEHANNA RIVER. By Joseph Dudley Tonkin. lU6pp. I9I4Q. £bc8|. Illus . 8.00
THE LAST RAFT. Includes early settlers, rafting days and an account of the
building of the "last" raft at McGee's Mills in Clearfield County. Its
departure on March lU, 1938, on a two hundred mile trip on the waters of the
West Branch of the Susquehanna River to Harrisburg. On March 20th it

collided with a railroad pier and eight of its personnel were drowned.

868. TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS. Pub. by the U.S. Geological Survey. I6jx20 £0

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAPS, with the area divided into quadrangles by parallels

of latitude and meridians of longitude. Includes contours to show elevation,
towns, counties, townships, railroads, roads, mountains, streams and location
of buildings. Scale 1 inch to the mile.

869. TOWNSHIP MAPS. By Beach Nichols, lpp. 1873. 12xl£| 3.00

POMEROY'S ATLAS MAPS. Colored survey map showing the mountains, streams,
roads, etc., of any township in Blair County. Includes names of owners of
lots and farm land. Village and town plots.
Unmounted $3.00. Mounted on cardboard $£.00. Mounted and framed $10.00.

870. TOWNSHIP MAPS. By Beach Nichols, lpp. 1873. 12xl£j 3.00

POMEROY'S ATLAS MAPS. Colored survey map showing the mountains, streams,
roads, etc., of any township in Huntingdon County. Includes names of owners
of lots and farm land. Village and town plots.
Unmounted $3.00. Mounted on cardboard $5.00. Mounted and framed $10.00.

HISTORICAL NOVELS

900. FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS. By Cyrus Jeffries. 18 73. 362pp. 8^x11. Binder 10.00

LEGENDS OF THE JUNIATA OR JACKSON AND KETURAH CULBERSON. The exploits of
Captain Jack, the Indian Fighter, throughout the Juniata Valley region

during 17U8 to 1763. The massacre of his wife and children by the Indians
at the Deep Spring, now Tyrone, Blair County.

Fictional characters: Captain Jack, Blackbeard, Captain Hare, Edward Saxton.
(A typewritten copy of a fictional story printed in the Altoona Tribune at
Altoona in serial form about 1877.

901. FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS. By Ruby Frazier Frey. 19U6 , 380pp . 6x8| U.00

RED MORNING. The romance of Jane Bell whose husband Capt. Edward McClain died

at Wills Creek, Va., and her subsequent marriage to John Frazier, frontiers-
man, gunsmith and trader. Her capture by Chief Chingas and her life with the
Indians. Her escape and reunion with her husband, and later life at Fort
Bediord. 1753-1758.

Events: Washington's surrender at Fort Necessity, Fayette County. General
Braddock's defeat.
Historical personages: Christopher Gist, George Croghan, De Jumansville.

902. FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS. By Charles McKnight.l873.(Rept. )501pp.£bc8 li.00

CAPTAIN JACK, THE SCOUT OR THE INDIAN WARS ABOUT OLD FORT DUQUESNE. 1755.

Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh: Allegheny and Westmoreland Counties, Harris1 Ferry,

Sherman's Creek in Perry County.

Events: Braddock's Defeat, Captivity of James Smith.

Fictional Characters: Captain Jack, Edward Percy, Lord Talbot, Monsier de

Bonneville and his daughter Maria, Wau-ki-na, Lucy Percy.

Indians: Scarooyaddy-the Half King; Captain Pipe, Chiefs Pontiac, Chingis,

Jacobs and Nymwhaj Queen Alaquippa.

Historical personages: General Edward Braddock, Col. George Washington,

Christopher Gist, Sieur de Beaujeu, Peter Halket and Hugh Mercer.

Illustrated. Appendix with historical sketches of characters.

903. FRENCH AND INDIAN WARS. By Herbert E. Stover. 19ii9. 275PP 5.00

SONG OF THE SUSQUEHANNA. 1755-1763. Events: Braddock's Defeat, Col. Armstrong' s

Expedition to Kittanning, Forbes Expedition, Battle of BiBhy Run, Lead Mines,

Forts Pitt, Bedford and Ligonier.

Fictional characters: Peter Grove, Faith Horn, Michael Grove, Mose Van Camp,

Dan Pence, John Coleman.

Historical personages: Governor Robert Morris, Col. George Washington, Col.

John Armstrong, John Bartram, Col. Thomas Cresay, Conrad Weiser, John Harris,

George Croghan.

Indians: Chief Chingas, Captain Jacobs, Charteris.

90i|. PONT IAC'S UPRISING. By Hervey Allen. 19U3- 3l4lPP U.00

THE FOREST AND THE FORT, a North American romance of the frontier of
Pennsylvania. Salathiel Albine, an Indian Captive, returns to Fort Pitt
where he becomes an attendant to the commander, Captain Simeon Ecuyer. Col.
Henry Bouquet's expedition to raise the siege of Fort Pitt. Journey to
Fort Ligonier and thence to Fort Bedford.
Fictional characters j Jane Sligo, Bustle McQuiston.
Historical personages: Arthur St. Clair, Edward Yates.

905. PONT IAC'S UPRISING. By Hervey Allen. 19UU. 305PP ^-°0

fiK-DFORD yTLLAGE. Capt. Simeon Ecuyer' s travel by wagon over the Forbes Road
from Fort Ligonier to Fort Bedford, under the attention of Salathiel Albine.
Events: I763-I76J4. Pendergasses' Tavern at Fort Bedford, the Salt Kettles.
Fictional characters: Garrett, Pendergass, Capt. Ourry,Arthur St. Clair.

HISTORICAL NOVELS

906. PONTIC'S UPRISING. By Hervey Allen. 19U8. U£8pp U.00

TOWARD THE MORNING. Relates Salathiel Albine's progress eastward from Bedford

Village, to Fort Littleton, Chambersburg, Snippensburg and Carlisle.

Events: 176U. Return of Bouquet's army to Carlisle, release and identification

of Indian captives.

Fictional characters: Frances Melissa O'Toole, Captain Jack.

Historical personages: Arthur St. Clair, Edward Yates, William Patton, Lt.

William Grant, Benjamin Chambers.

907. PONTIAC'S UPRISING. By Hervey Allen. 19 £0. 696pp 6.00

THE CITY IN THE DAWN. Arranged as a continuous narrative from the FOREST
AND THE FORT, BEDFORD VILLAGE AND TOWARD THE MORNING. Edited, with
some parts omitted, into one book which includes about 20 pages of the
fourth novel which was ended by the author's death. Events and characters
as listed in the three separate volumes.

908. PONTIAC'S UPRISING. By Neil H. Swanson. 1933. 360pp. £jx8 ' £.00

THE JUDAS TREE. Siege of Fort Pitt in Western Pennsylvania, Bouquet's

Expedition, Battle of Bushy Run. 1763.

Fictional characters: Major Arnett Leslie, Diantha Gail, Peggy Sergeant,

Sir Richard Lawless.

Historical personages: Capt. Simeon Ecuyer.

909. PONTIAC'S UPRISING. By Neil H. Swanson. 19U7 . 376pp. £^x8 5-00

UNCONQUERED . A novel of the Pontiac Conspiracy, at Fort Venango, Fort Pitt,
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Events: Surrender and burning of Fort Venango, Franklin County. Siege of

Fort Pitt, Colonel Henry Bouquet's Expedition and relief of Fort Pitt.

Fictional character, Martin Garth.

Historical personages: Christopher Holden, Abigail Martha Hale, John Fraser,

Capt. Simeon Ecuyer.

Indians: Chief Guyasuta.

910. COLONIAL PERIOD. By Neil H. Swanson. 1937. 393pp. 6x8^ £.00

THE FIRST REBEL. A narrative of America's first uprising against English
Military authority, fighting between armed Colonists and British Regulars,
during 1769 .

Events: Captivity of James Smith, Braddock's Defeat, The Black Boys, Siege
of Fort Loudon, Capture of Fort Bedford, destruction of a pack train.
Historic personages: Col. James Smith, Lt. Charles Grant, Will Smith.
Appendix and notes pertaining to historical documents and events.

911. LORD DUNMORE'S WAR. By Robert W. Chambers. 1901. £l3pp. frli £-00

CARDIGAN. 177l4-177£. A frontier story relating events occuring from
Johnstown, New York to Fort Pitt and to Boston, Mass. Destruction of
Cresap's Camp, Massacre of Chief Logan's family, Chief Logan's speech,

Battle of Lexington.

Fictional characters: Michael Cardigan, Silver Heels, Felicity Warren, Jack

Mount, Cade Renard.

Historical personages: Sir William Johnson, Captain William Butler, Chief

Logan- the Cayuga, Chief Thayendanegea (Joseph Brant).

912 REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Agnes Sligh Turnbull. 19^2. U83pp. 6x8^ U.00

THE DAY MUST DAWN. A romance of $oneer life in Western Pennsylvania during

the years of 1777 to 1782.

Localities: Hannastownj Westmoreland County, Fort Pitt & Ohio Territory.

HISTORICAL NOVELS

912 Cont'd.

Events: The Squaw Campaign, Gen. Rodgers' Campaign, Burning of Hannastown,

Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment.

Fictional characters: Hugh Murray, David Shaw, Sam Murray and his wife

Martha, James Brison, Rev. James Waddell, Hugh McConnell and White Eyes-

the Delaware.

Historical personages: Robert Hama, Col. John Proctor, General Hand, Simon

Girty, Matthew Elliott, Alexander McKee, Colonels Crawford, Lochry and

Brodhead.

913 . REVOLUT IONARY WAR . By Robert W . Chambers . I9II4. . 65lpp . 5x7^ 5 • 00

THE HIDDEN CHILDREN. An historical romance of the frontiers of New Tork

and Pennsylvania during the year 1779.

Events: Gen. John Sullivan's Expedition, destruction of the Indian towns

of Chemung, Catherines-town, and the Long House of the Iroquois Confederacy.

Fictional characters: Ensign Euan Loskiel, Lois de Contrecoeur, and Mayaro-

the Sagamore.

Historical personages: Lt. Thomas Boyd of Morgan's Riflemen, Major James

Parr.

9li|. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Lewis E. Theiss. 1952. 3U9pp. 5^x8 1+.00

WITH YOUNG BRUCE ON THE INDIAN FRONTIER. The story of General Sullivan's

Expedition through the northern part of Pennsylvania into New York to

destroy the Six Nations

Localities: Fort Augusta, Wyoming, Tioga.

Fictional characters: Bruce MacDonald.

Historical characters: Lt. Thomas Boyd, Lt. Moses Van Campen.

915. REVOLUTIONARY WAR. By Franklin Blacks tone. 1957. h 82pp. 5|x8 6.00

BARDISTON - 1775. The story of the Sons of Liberty, their organization

on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and their activities through the siege of
Boston. Relates the use of the mystic and the sciences, known to few persons
then but better known today.

916. THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION. By Henry Christopher McCook. 1897. 593pp. 5x8 . .5.00
THE LATLMERS. A tale of the Western Insurrection of 179U in Allegheny, Bedford
and Washington Counties.

Events: Wayne's Campaign, Battle of Fallen Timbers, a Schutching Frolic, a

Shooting Match and the Sacramental Communion.

Fictional characters: Luke Latimer, Capt. John Latimer, Blanche Oldham,

Fanny McCormack, Margaret Latimer, Tom the Tinker, Andrew Burbeck, Hugh

Montgomery, John Latimer Montgomery, and Panther- the -Mingo.

Historical personages: George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, General

Neville, David Bradford and Major McFarland.

917. CiVIL WAR. By John W. Appell. 1916. 395pp. 5x8 U.00

THE LIGHT OF PARNELL. A romance of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Franklin

County beginning in the year 1859.

Events: Pursuit and capture of run-away slaves, the Underground Railroad,

John Brown's raid and capture of Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.

Localities: Chambersburg, Mount Parnell, Marshall College at Mercersburg,

Civil War battle at An tie tarn, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg.

Fictional characters: Tom Webster, Rose Sheldon, Zack Taylor, Moses Preston.

MISCELLANEOUS AND ADDENDA
AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

950. WORLD WAR II. By Robert H. Welker. 1958. Uol*pp. 6x8 6.00

A DIFFERENT DRUMMER. The author's early life in Altoona, Blair County,
and his services during World War II with the United States Army in Italy
and elsewhere.

BIOGRAPHIES

951. FRENCH & INDIAN AND REVOLUTIONARY WARS . By Thos.Boyd. 1928. 252pp. 6x8. . ..U.50
SIMON GIRTT, THE WHITE SAVAGE. The life of an infamous renegade of the
American Revolution, who cast his lot with the British and the Indians.

Events during the French and Indian Wars in the Juniata Valley including
the capture of Fort Granville. The Lord Dunmore War and Chief Logan's
speech. The Revolutionary War about Fort Pitt and the Tories desertion
to the British. Massacre of Indians at Gnadenhutten. Simon Keiton, Col.
William Crawford, Gov. Arthur St. Clair and General Anthony Wayne' s victory
at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.

FOLKLORE

952. NORTHERN AND WESTERN PA. By Henry W.Shoemaker.l922.355pp.6x7|.Wprs 5.00

ALLEGHENY EPISODES. A collection of stories relating folklore and legends

as told by the older residents pertaining to romance, Indians, ghosts,
nature and wildlife. Illustrated.

9$?>. NORTHERN & WESTERN PA. By Henry VT. Shoemaker. 1921*. 262pp. 5ibc8.Wprs 5.00

MORE ALLEGHENY EPISODES. A collection of stories relating folklore and
legends as told by the older residents pertaining to romance, Indians, ghosts
nature and wildlife. Illustrated.

95U. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 1913.389pp.5|x7i 6.00

SUSQUEHANNA LEGENDS. A collection of stories as told by residents of

the Susquehanna River Valley pertaining to romance, Indians, ghosts, nature

and wildlife. Illustrated.

955. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 1913 l|33pp. 5ibc7i 6.00

IN THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS. A collection of stories gathered from residei ts of
the Seven Mountains in Centre, Huntingdon and Mifflin Counties, pertaining
to romance, Indians, ghosts, nature and wildlife. Illustrated.

956. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 1912. I|87pp.5^x7i 6.00

TALES OF THE BALD EAGLE MOUNTAINS. A collection of stories gathered from
residents of the area pertaining to romance, Indians, ghosts, nature and
wildlife. Illustrated.

RELIGIOUS LIFE

957. MIFFLIN COUNTY. By Joseph Yoder. 19l±0.319pp. 5^x8 U.00

ROSANNA OF THE AMISH. A true story of life in the homes of the Amish, their
church services and ceremonies.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE INDEX

The cumulative index appearing herewith is arranged in alphabetical
order andincludes three means of describing the listings: lower case
letters, capitals and underscored capitals, all of which are followed
by numerals that refer to the item numbers assigned to the publications
appearing in the bibliography, and not to a page number.

The lower case letters, such as Jones, indicates that data on the Jones
family will be found in such publications referred to by the numberals
which follow. Where the full name is given, such as Jones, John, the
indication is that special data or mention is included concerning John
Jones .

The capitals, such as JONES, JOHN, indicates that John Jones is the
author or compiler of the public ation referred to by the numberals listed
after his name. This arrangement permits the searcher to distinguish
between references to families and to the author or compiler of the
publication, as often an author's family is not mentioned in the contents.
It also gives some recognition to the author or compiler and is an aid
in determining what contributions to printed records a person has made.
This arrangement further enables the searcher to determine whether a
certain person's publications are included in the bibliography. The names
of firms, such as NATIONAL HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, appear in a like manner.

The titles to all publications appear in capital letters which are
underscored, such as NEWCOMB GENEALOGY or KITH AND KIN, and where more than
one name appears in the title such as HUBER-HOOVER GENEALOGY, both names
are listed in the index in their alphabetical order.

All place names appearing in the bibliography and the cumulative index

are located in Pennsylvania unless otherwise stated. The name Pennsylvania

is omitted whenever possible.

129

ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are frequently used in compiling GUIDE
TO GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH IN PENNSYLVANIA :

Anni. Anniversary-
Bio. Biographical or Biography-
Co. County or Company
Col. Colonel
Com. Commemorative

DAR Daughters of the American Revolution

Ency. Encyclopedia

Gen. Genealogical or Genealogy

Hist. History

Illus. Illustrated

Pa. or Penna. Pennsylvania

pp Pages

SAR Sons of the American Revolution

Vol. Volume

Wprs . Wrappers

130

INDEX

Aaron 613
Abbott 232,6l*lc
Abe 1*66
Abel son 736
Aber 1*15

Abington, Montgomery Co. 6031
Abraham 338
Abrahims 53
Ache 1*26,1*69
Achenbach 1*00,621
Acheson 232,1*61*

Acker 58, 236, 315, 1*12, 1*21, 1*1*6, 1*56, 1*70
Ackerman 1*00
ACKERMAN, CLAIRE 1*00
Ackerman, George 1*00
Ackerman, Stephen 1*00
ACKERMAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION 1*00
Ackers 3l5
Acklin 315
Adair 58,329

Adams 57, 58, 155, 208, 232, 236, 321a, 321c
333, 1^05,1*19, 1*21,1*23,1*33,1*90, 502, 632,

632a, 639, 663
ADAMS, DAVID M. 152,233,236,310,317
ADAMS, JOSEPH 638
Adams County 125,166,185, 252, 260.1*06,

1*36,1*53, 1*59, li6l,l*75,U78,l*9l*,5li4,623,

627
ADAMS COUNTIES, HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND

AND 623
Adamson 325,337,631b
Addams 53,Ul2,l*96
Addison 121*, 339,1*91
Addleman 325

Africa 58,315,632,639,61*0
AFRICA, J. SIMPSON 632
Agassiz 101

Agnew 5U, 56, 232, 333,616b
Ahl 329,338,623
Aiken 58,809
Ailman 58
Aimete 1*30
Ainsworth 810

Ake 311*,3l5,325,U28,l*63,l*85,6l6,632a
Aker 311*
Akers 58

Alaquippa, Queen 902
Albert 330,337,1*00,801*
ALBERT, GEORGE DALLAS 7lU
Albine, Salathiel 90l*,905,906
Albright 53,58,236,356,1*12,1*70,1*71,

6l5c, 632a, 639, 61*0, 663
Alcorn 155
Alden 58,67
Alder 507
Alderfer 1*62,1*71

131

Aldrich l*33,li55

Aleshire 505

Alexander 53,56,58, 232, 3l!*,3l5,325,

329, 333, 3l46,3l*7,3U8, UlO, 1*93,515,61 5a,

616b, 621, 623, 61*lc, 663, 735, 809
ALEXANDER, A. 258
Alexander, David 307
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM L. 739
Alexandria, Huntingdon County 182,200,
ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY CENTENNIAL 200
Alkins 1*1*1*
Allebach 1*62

Allegheny, Allegheny Co. 650
Allegheny County 261*, 1*61*, 1*73, ll78, 1*91,

60l*v,7l*h,902,9l6
Allegheny County, Md. 3, 1498
ALLEGHENY EPISODES 952
ALLEGHENY OLD PORTAGE RAILROAD 866
Allegheny Mountains 3, 303,301*, 305,866
Allegheny Path 661*
Allegheny Portage Railroad 120,316,

321,851, 852, 853,851;,855,856,866
Allegheny River 657,719
Alleman 356, 623a, 632a, 663
Allen 51;, 58, 31l4.3l5,3l6,321c,32l*,336,337,

338, 1*05, 1*06,1*^1, 1*1*1*, l*l*9b,l*63,l*90, 507,

509,623,639663,808,809,810
ALLEN, ALICE 61*1*
ALLEN, HERVEY l,90l*, 905,906,907
Allen Township, Northampton County 808
Allenbach 58
Allender 57,58,315
Allison 514,58,1*19,1462,1*75,1492,1*96,507,

621,632,639,663,908
Allison, Robert 736
ALLOWAY, GEO. W. 1*60
Almon 1*32
Alphine Club 612
Alricks 1*23,639,810
Alsip 6l5a,6l6
Alter 53,58
Altfather 6l5c
Altick 623
Altman 58,61*0
Altmanshoffer 57
Altoona, Blair County 1*, 5, 6, 112, 201-208,

319,7145,71*6,950
ALTOONA, ILLUSTRATED 203
ALLTOONA, OFFICIAL PROGRAM, OLD HOME WEEK

201*
ALTOONA, STORY OF 201
ALTOONA AND BLAIR COUNTY, 20TH CENTURY

HISTORY OF 315
ALTOONA CENTENNIAL BOOKLET 202
ALTOONA MIRROR ALMANAC 207
ALTOONA. MIRROR YEAR BOOK 206

INDEX

ALTOONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 312

Altoona Tribune 900

Altoona War Conference 316

ALTOONA WAR CONFERENCE 7^4-6

Alwine 321c

Ambers on 56,333,1*93

Ambrose 311*

American Expeditionary Force 7l*8,7l*9

751,752
AMERICAN HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO. 718
AMERICAN NOTES 851
Ames 507,623
Amey 632a
Amick 1*39,613
Amies 311;, 315
Amish 957
Amos 1*1*1
ANDERS, H.K. 310
Anderson 57, 58 , 200, 229 . 315, 316, 321*.

337,359, 1*01,1*05, 1*12, 1*19,1*21,1*23,1*21*,

U38, 1*65,1*70, 1|83, 1*91,1*96,505,506,515,

616, 632, 632a, 639, 663, 810

ANDERSON AND REBECCA DENNY, WILLIAM

1*01
Andreas 1*68,1*70
Andrew 232,316,337
Andrews 333,1*66
Angeny U71
Angle 1*21
Anglemayer li71
Anglemyer 316
Ankeny 359, 1*19, 615c
Ankrom 631f

ANKRUM, FREEMAN 1*76,661
Annan I4.O6
Annon 3l*7
Ansell 615c
Anshutz 632
ANSON COUNTY, N.C. , ABSTRACTS OF EARLY

RECORDS
Anspach 621
Anspach, J.G. 61*6
Anstadt 356
ANSTADT, HENRY 166
Antes 100,621,663
ANTES, ON THE FRONTIER WITH COLONEL

100
Anthony 56, 58,1*19, W*9a, 623
Antietam, Battle of 71*3,917
Antionette, Marie 220
Antrim Township, Franklin Co. 70l*
APOSTLE OF THE ALLEGHENIES 227
App 58,1*38
Appel 232, 615 c
APPEL, THEODORE 259

917

APPELL, JOHN W.

132

Applebaugh 315

Appleby 57, 58,632a, 61*0

Applegate I*05

Appleman 1*28,1*62, 6l5a

Arble 321c

Arbogast 58

Archer 631f

Archer, James 631a

Archey 61*0,801*

Archibald 333

ARCHIVES, PA. Colonial Records 600, 602

» 1st Series 601,602

11 2nd Series 603

" 3rd Series 60l*

» I*th Series 605

" 5th Series 606

" 6th Series 607

» 7th Series 608

" Guide 609

« 8th Series 610

" 9th Series 611
Ard 663

Ardary 325

Ardery 5ol*

ARDERY, MARS. WM. BRECKENRIDGE 61*2,61*3

Armand, Charles 60 3k, 606c

Armbrust 615c

Armentraut 1*1*9 b

Armitage 632,639

Armstrong 51*,58, 232, 329, 337,338,1*39,

1*1*9c,1*65,1*92,613,616, 632,639, 663,

808,809
ARMSTRONG, ALEXANDER 809
Armstrong, John 903
Armstrong County 188,1*30,1*38,1*69, 60l*z,

903
Armstrong's Expedition 115,329,31*1,632,

639,706,711,903
ARMSTRONG'S EXPEDITION TO KIT TANNING

712
Arndt 1*02,1*69
Arndt, Bernhard 1*02
ARNDT, JOHN STOVER 1*02
ARNDT5. THE STORY OF THE 1*02
Arney 311*
Arnold 50,58,325,l*21,50l*,5H,515,623a,

631b, 632a, 639, 61*0, 663
Arnold, Benedict 720
ARNOLD'S EXPEDITION TO QUEBEC 720
Arnot 1*69
Arter 31 6
Arthur 3l!*,337
Ashbrook 1*66
Ashcom 6l*lc
Ashcroft 155
Ashenf elter 1*62

INDEX

Ashman 57,58,632,639

Ashton 58

Ashway 338

Askey 321+

Askin 58

Asper 623a

Assessment Lists 6ol+k, 60l+v, 631c

Atchison 8,507

Atherton 333

Atkinson h)|)|,663

Atlee 12l+,639

Atlee, Samuel J. 603a,603i,606b

Atteberry 507

Atticks ^3

Attinger 356

Audenreid 5U

Audobon 101

Aughenbaugh 325

Aughey 58

Aughinbaugh 53,56,333

Augustine 6l5c

Auker 316, 500, 61+1 c, 736

Aukerman 3ll+,l+66

Ault 58,337

Aultman 316

Aultz 311;

Aumon 58

Aumiller 58

Aumon 1+62

Aungst l+l+9b

Aurand 58,356,1+03,663,801+

AURAND, A. MONROE JR. U77

AURAND, FREDERICK 1+03

AURAND FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN
BRANCH OF THE 1+03

Aurandt I4I4.6

Ausstrow 1+93

Austin 359, 61 6a

AUTOBIOGRAPHY, DARING DEEDS AND ADVEN-
TURES OF LEWIS THE ROBBER 12

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A' CURMUDGEON 6

AUTUMN LEAVES SPCE SHIKAR 658

Avery 735

Awbrey 1+71+

Awkerman 57

Awl 1+77,810

Axe 58

Ayle 58

Ayres 57,623,810

Azbell 507

Babb 623

Babble 53,623

Bacastow $3

Bacchus J463

Backert 315

Bachman Ii69,623a

133

Backus l+0l+,663

Backus, Elijah 1+01+

Backus, James 1+01+

BACKUS, WILLIAM W. 1+01+

BACKUS FAMILY, GENEALOGICAL MEMOIR

UoU

Bade 321c

Baden 519

Badollet 359

Baer 53,333, 356, 359, 1+20,1+21,1+69,505,

6l5c,6l6a
Bagshaw 58
Bahl 507
Bahn 232
Bailey 57,58, 316, 321c, 32l+, 325, 337, 352,

359,lUi3,U78,U83,50U,505,6l6a,621,632,

61+0,736
BAILEY, KENNETH P. 129
BAILEY, THOMAS F. 3l+0
Bair 57,58, 333,UU6,U66
BAIR, PERCY W. 310
BAIR, ROBERT CABEEN 809
Baird 337,359,Uo5,l|06,l+69,621,736
BAIRD, SPENCER FULLERTON 101
BAIRD AND BEARD FAMILIES 1+05
Baish 315, Wi
Baker 50,53,57,58, 229, 3lU, 315, 333,337,

Ul9,U21,U23,U38,UUl,UU3,UUU,U63,U69,

ii70,ii78,ii90,U96,505, 507,613,623,639,

61+0, 61+1 c, 663
Balch 735
Baldrige 315,736
Baldy 80l+

Baldwin 58, 321c, 1+05, 1+27, W+, 61+0
Baldwin Locomotive Works 1+
Bales 58
Baliett 80l+
Ball 58,21+2,325
Ballance 56
Ballentine 58
Bailie tt 1+68,1+70
Ballinger 1+21
Balmer l+9h,507
Balsbach 58
Balschbach 1+20
Balsley 333,623
Baltazer I+96
Baltzley 1+59
Bamford 623
Bangle 1+19
Bankert 208,3l5,U59
Banks 58, 315,509, 632a, 639, 61+0, 663
Bantly 321c
BAPTIST ASSN. HIST. PROGRAM. COM. OF

125th ANNI. OF CENTRE 150
Baptist Church 150,157

INDEX

Baptist Church, First Philadelphia

60 3h
Barb I4.66

Barber 623,61*0,663
Barbour 53

BARBOUR, FANNIE COOLEY WILLIAMS 1*99
Barchus 615c

Barcley 50,57,l*l6,6l5c,6l6,6l6a,61*lc
Bard 56,57,117,232,333,338,1*05,1406,

632a,6l*lc
Bardine 58
BARD3ST0N 1775 915
BARDS, A CHRONICLE OF THE 1*06
Bare 236, 3ll*, 315,1*21,613, 632a
BARE, DANIEL MATHIAS 2
BARE MEMORIAL CHURCH OF GOD l£6
Barefoot 58
Barkdoll 333
Barker 321, 321a, 321b
Barkhurst 1*19
Barkle 58
Barkman 50,6l5c
Barksdale 1*67
Barley 53,229,236,1*19,616
Barmont 337
Barndollar 6l 3,616
Barner 53,58,623,663
Barnes 321c, 1*19, 1*55, 1*90, 509,623
Barnes, Albert 259
Barnet 337,632
Barnett 56, 325, 1*30, 6l5c, 61*0, 61*lc, 663,

810
Barnhart 56,321b,321c,l*08,l*55,6l5c,621
Barnitz 53,623,801*
Barnow 1*1*1*
Barns 58
Barr 58, 315, 337,1*23,1*96,509, 5l5, 623a,

61*1 c
Barrett 325, 1*12, 50l*, 663
Barrick 58,623,632a
Barron 3ll*,6l5c
Barry 735
Barshinger 58
Barth 1*0 6

Bartholomew 1*70,1*90
Bartlett 1*1*1*
Bartley 58,3lU,3l6
Bartman 462

Barton 53,57,58,l*12,l*l*3,6l6,6l6b,61*lc
Bartruff 58
Bascomb 1*29
Basehoar 623a
Basehore 623
Basel 1*21
Basher 663
Bashoar 1*26 -jo).

Bashore 53,58,623,801*
Baskin 1*35
Baskins 639,663
Bassler 311*, 316,1*28
Batchelor 53,1*50
Bates 1*10

BATES, BESS ROYER 116
BATES SAMUEL P. 333,71*0

Battin 333
Bauer 1*07,1*21

Bauer, Hans 1*07

Bauermaster 6l5c

Baugher 623a

Baughman 53,329,623

Baugney 56

Baum 1*19

Bauman 53, 1*15, 6l5c

Baumer 325

Baumgardner 3l6,623a,61*lc

BAUMGARDNER, MAHLON J. 866

Baumgart 1*69

Baumgartner 1*1*1*

Bausman 102

BLAUSMAN, REV. BENJAMIN, THE LIFE OF

102
Bausum 58
Baxter 1*19,663
Bayard l*05,621,80l*
Bayard, Phoebe 121
Bayer 58, 613,61*0, 61*1 c
Bayly 623a
Beach 1*21,613, 632a
Beachey 6l5c
Beachly 6l6a
Beachy 6l5c, 6l6a
Beahr 1*36
Beal 1*05
Beale 58,663
BEALE, DAVID J. 225
Beales 623a
Bealman 57,58
Beam 57,315,336,1*19
Beamer 623a
Bean 321*, 333,1*62,512
Bear 53, 58, 1*07, 6l5c, 621, 623
Bear, Jacob 1*08
BEAR, WALTER SCOTT 1*08
BEAR FAMILY, A GENEALOGY OF THE 1*08
Beard 1*05,1*06,1*63, 623a, 663
BEARD FAMILIES, BAIRD AND 1*05
Bearer 321c
Beashour 58
Beaston 315
Beats 337
Beattie 53,623
Beatty 189, 321c, 325, 352, 1*06,1*23, 639

663,810

INDEX

Beatty, Charles 258

Beatty, Erkuries 603o

Beaty 32l+,337

Beaumont 1+33

Beauseigneur 325

Beaver 56, 57, 58, 316, 337, 351,352, 1+12
l+21,l+l+l+,l+l+6,l+66,50l+, 505,621,632, 61+0,
61+lc,663

BEAVER, T.M. 1+12

Beaver, James Addams 605j

Beaver, Beaver County 650

Beaver County 1+61+

Beavor 80U

Bebout 639

Bechman 1+1+1+

Bechoeffer 61+1 c

Bechtel 1+07, U21,l+U6,l+l+9c, 1+62,61 3

Beck 56,58, 232.315, 316,333, )409,i|29,
1+63,1*69, 1+85,U90, 507, 516,61+0,663

BECK, CLARA A. 516

BECK, CLARENCE E. 3U0

BECK, W. FRANK 1+09

BECK FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE 1+09

BECKEL, STELLA MARIE 851;

Becker 1+70,518

Beckett 123,l*li9a,l+l+9c

Bechman I4.I9

Beckley 1+63,61+lc

Beckman 315

Beddinger 1+85

Bedford, Bedford County 209,301,302,
856

Bedford County 2,ll,12,50,12l+,l50,l52,
153,165,186,187,209,230,233,238,300,
301,302, 303, 30U, 305, 306,307,328, U12,
1+19,1*21, 1+28, 1+32, U36,U39,14a,lM,14i6,
1+60, 1+66,1+75,1*76,1+90, l+9l*,li98,506 508,
60 3n, 60J4g, 60l+v, 60l+y, 606e, 613, 6lU,
615,616,627,632, 639, 6i|l, 667,727, 856,
857,901,916

BEDFORD COUNTY, ANNALS OF 300

BEDFORD COUNTY, BEER'S ATLAS OF 857

BEDFORD COUNTY, BRIEF HISTORY OF 302

BEDFORD COUNTY, HISTORY OF 6l5a

BEDFORD AND SOMERSET COUNTIES, HISTORY OF
615

BEDFORD AND SOMERSET COUNTIES, LIFE
SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS 50

BEDFORD COUNTY HISTORY, NOTES AND
SKETCHES 301

Bedford County Rangers 727

BEDFORD IN YE OLDEN TIME 209

Bedford Scouts 639

BEDFORD, SOMERSET AND FULTON COUNTIES,
HISTORY OF 616

BEDFORD VILLAGE 905,907

Bedinger 1+63

Beeber 1+12

Beegle 50,229,3l5,321c,6l5c

Beegley 6l5c

BEELER, RICHARD E. 202

Beers 57, 58,32l+,632,6U0

BEERS, F.W. 857

BEERS, J.H. & CO. 51,52,68

Berry 229,1*66

Bee tern ^3

Begley 6l5c

Behel $6

Behen 1+0 8

Behimer 1+66

Behne 1+67

Behney 53

Behrer 6I4.O

Beich 58,325

Beichler 58

Beidler 1+00,623,663

Beitel 1+70

Betizel 53

Belden 1+1+5

Belford 3l*7

Bell 50,57,58,200,31U,315,32U,325,

333,31*8,1*05,1*10,1+32,1+1+1,1*51,1*63,1*87,

1+90,505,509, 515,518, 623z, 632, 632a,

639,61+0,663
Bell,Fdward 638,901
Bell, Jane 901
Bell, John Henderson 1+10
BELL, P.G. 1+51
BELL, RAYMOND MARTIN 328, 3l*6,3l*8, 1+10,

1+1+2,1+68,1+81,518
BELL FAMILY OF MIFFLIN COUNTY 1+10
Belief onte, Centre Co. 11,210
BELLEFONTE, ITS FOUNDING AND DEVELOPMENT

210
Bellerue 1+1+1+
Bellis 325
Bellman 329
Bells tein 321c
Bellwood, Blair County 211
BELLWOOD, PAST AND PRESENT 211
Belt 1+78
Belter 321c
Beltz 336,337
Beltzhoover 623
Bence 56
Benchoff 56
Bender 58, 315, 321c, 333,1*00, 1+11,1+38,

U55,507,5lU,6l5c,623

BENDER FAMILY THE 1+11

Benedict 56,333,337,U76,632,663

Benezette 80l+

135

INDEX

Benf er hX2

Benford 3$9

Bankert 58

Benner 58,229,l|21,li38,li90,621,623a

61*1 c
BENDER, CHARLES T. 238
Bennet 232

Bennett 58,321c,l|01,U73,632a
BENNETT, DANIEL M. k73
Bennings UU^i-
Benshoff 333
Bensinger 325
Benson 58
Benter 506

BENWELL, HARRY A. 7k9
Bentz 53, 321c, 623
Bentzel 58
Berg, J.F. 259
Bergan 6I4.O
Bergantz 57,58
Berger 333,li76,k90,U9U
Bergey U62,6U0
Bergman 321c

Bergstresser 333,U70,512,663
Beringer 316
Berkeley 6l5c
Berkeley County, W.Va. 617
BERKELEY COUNTY, W.VA. , HISTORY OF 617
Berkey 50,359,6l5c
BERKEY, JOHN ALBERT 359
Berkheimer 1^20,613,623
Berkley 321b, 359, 6l5c
Berks County 126,190, U03,U07,Ul2,1^0,

U52,U56,U62,ii67,ii70,U90, 500, 502,507,

511, 603n,60Ur,60iiz,606e
Berks tresser 351
Berlin 31^,333
Bernard Ut9b,5lO
Bernecker 338
Bernhardt 57
Bernheisel 352, 511'
Bernhisel 58
Berrier 58
Berrot 80U

Berry U91,5o5, 508,621,639, 663
Bert 58
Berthold Ul#b
Bertolet l|62,l|67,80l±
Besant 3lU
Beshler 663
Besnage 80ij.
Besom 58
Besore 333
Bessey ij.19
Bessonett 8lU

Best 53,623
Bethel U78

136

Bethlehem, Northampton County 603i

Bethleham Township, Northampton Co.5l6

Betts 325,U83,U96

Betz 337

Beauchamp kk3

Beuler 321c

Beverley 1;67,809

Bevington 1|19,507

Beward 6L|lc

Beyer 3lU, 315, 325,U69, 632a, 61+0,663

Beyers I4.83

Bibighaus 663

Bice 58,229,316,736

Bickert U02

Bickford 325

Biddle 53,315, 316,329, U05,U38, 613,623

Biddle, Charles 605d

BIDDLE, EDWARD W. 212

BIDDLE, JOSEPHINE 3li0

Bieber Ul2

BIEBER, BEAVER, BIEVER.BEEBER FAMILY.

HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE I4I2
Biehl 3li|,5l7
Bierly 621
Biery U70

Biesecker 50,359,6l5c,6l6a
Bietsch 333
Biever lj.12
Bigelow 58,509,663
Bigger 232
Biggs 623,631e
Bigham U78, 623a, 639, 663
Bigler 325,35l,352,Ur?a
Bigler, William 605g
Bigley 57,736

Big Spring, Cumberland County 171,172
Bikle 623a
Bilger 325
Billman 58
Billotte 325
Billow 58,352
Bingaman 337, U21
Bingham I4.O6
Bingman 663

BINING, ARTHUR C. 618,636
BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. 50
Bird 325
Birley 6l5c
Bischof 321c
Bishop 8,53,67,333,lM,HU6,U70,6l5c,

623,623a

Bistline 58

Bittinger 337, 623a, 80U
Bittner 6l5c
Bitz I4.OO

INDEX

Bixler 58,333,352,663

Black 50,57,58,173, 208, 232,315,321b,
333,337,359,Ul6,i|6U,i|66,U85,6l5c,
616a, 632, 632a, 61*1 c, 663, 736

Black, James 22+2

Black, John 2l*2

Blackburn 3lU,337,6l5a,6l6,61*lc

BLACKBURN, E. HOWARD 6l5,6l5b

Blackmore 5ll*

BLACKSTONE, FRANKLIN 915

Blackweider 623a

Blackwell 123

Blackwell, John 605a

Blain 58,663

Blaine 352,1*38,1*1*3

Blair 50, 53, 56, 57, 58, 3lU, 315, 321c,
329,333,337,l*13,lOl*,W*,5l0,623,632
639,61*lc,663, 632a

BLAIR, GEORGE D. JR. 310

Blair, John 258, UH4.

Blair, Thomas I4.XU

BLAIR AND HUNTINGDON COUNTIES.
POMEROY'S ATLAS OF 858

BLAIR FAMILY, MEET THE l*ll*

BLAIR MAGAZINE 1*13

Blair's Gap, Blair County l*ll*

Blair Society J4I3

Blair County 2,5,6,8,119,120,128,150,
152,153,156,158,159,160,165,168,
170,186,187,191,201,208,211,218,
221, 228, 229, 230, 233, 236,237, 2li3,2UU,
308,309,310,311,312,313,31ii,3l5,3l6
317,318, 319, 320,328, 1*09, 1*12, l*ll*,l*2l*,
1*28, 1*29, l*35,14;6,l*5l, 1*52, l*56,l*57,U6o,
1*63, 1*66,1*78, 1*81, 1*85,1*87, 1*88, l*9l*,l*98,
508, 60iiz, 613, 6LU, 632, 639, 61*1,658, 729,
736,71*1, 71*3,71*1*, 71*5, 7U6, 809, 850, 851,
853,855,856,858,866,869,901,950

BLAIR COUNTY. BIO. & PORTRAIT CYCLO.OF
311*

BLAIR COUNTY, HISTORY OF 312,316,319

BLAIR COUNTY, HISTORY OF HUNTINGDON
AND 632

BLAIR COUNTY, INVENTORY OF THE ARCHIVES
OF 308

BLAIR COUNTY, YESTERDAY AND TODAY 313

BLAIR COUNTY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

309
Blair County Historical Society 310,

853,866
BLAIR COUNTY IRON WORKS, HISTORY OF

317
BLAIR COUNTY PLACE NAMES 318
BLAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS 320
BLAIR COUNTY'S FIRST HUNDRED YEARS

310 13?

BLAIR COUNTY'S POSTAL HISTORY 318

Blaisdell 1*75

Blake 236,1*69

Blakely 621

Blakeslee 325

Blanchard 621,632

Blandy 325

Blank 1*70

Blatt 58

Blaugh 321c, 615c

Bleam 1*00

Blett 58

Blocher 623a

Blodget 123,315

Bloom 321*, 325, 501*, 6l5c, 632a

Bloomberg l*l*9b , 1*1*9 c

BLOOMING GROVE 157

Blose 31)*, 315

Bloser 56,623

Blosser 1*66, 505

Blough 321b, 613, 615c

Blount 1*05

Blowers 57

Blue Mountains 7ll*

Blue Ridge Mountains 917

Blunston 1*71*

Blunston's Licenses 329

Blymyer 58

Blyner 58

Blystone 1*1*6

Blythe 623a, 663

Boag 325

Boal 57,325,337,509,621

Boardman 1*1 5

Boas 810

Bobb 229, 236, 311*, 315, 316, 623, 632a

Bock 315

Boden 58,1*55,515

Boehm 1*66

Boger 1*23

Boggs 51i,333,Uo6,l*51i,621

BOGGS, GEORGE F. 310

Bohan 321c

Bonn 50,315,316,736

Bohoop 337

Bole 321c

Bolger 229,236,315,736

Bolinger 58,1*21

Bollander 621

Boiling 510

Bollinger 316,333, 623a, 736

Bolsinger 321c

Bolton 337,1*27

Bolze 58

Bomberger 1*20,810

Bomgardner 58

INDEX

Bona eke r 321b

Bonaparte 510

Bonbrake 56,333

Bond 123,337,1;1;1,1;59

Bonebreak 229,315,316, 632a

Bonham 329

Bonnell 1*26

Bonner 6l3,623a

Bonnett 6l6b,80l;

Bonsall 58, 325,61*0,663

Bonsum 58

Booher 57

Book 53,57,58,315,6U0,61;lc,663
Books 311;, 315
Boone 321c, 325, 663
Boor 50
Boore 61* 1c
Boose 325,359,615c
Booth ^6
Boquet 639
Border 321c, 6l5c
Bordner 663
Born 321c
Borof f U66
Borst 50,53,58,325
Bosler 53,623
Boslough U28
Bossard,l;00
Bossart 335,337,1*92
Bosserman 1*23, 623a
Bossert 736
Bossinger $Q
Bostert 321b
Boston, Mass. 911
Bostwick 58
Botdorf 663
Bottenfield 315
Bouch 325
Bouchell 80U
Boucher 50
Bougher 321c
Boulton 325
Bouquet, Henry 129,901;
Bouquet's Expedition 3l;l,90l;,908,909
Bourke 1*50
Bouslough 3l5,l;5l
Bousum 61;0
Bovard 663
Bowan 333
Bowans 1*1*1*
Bowen ^3
BOWEM, ELI 660
BOWEN, THOMAS V. 310
Bower 58, 1*05,1*07, 1*21,1*55, 621, 632a, 663
Bowers 53,06,58,229,236,315,333,337,
U07,l;l;6,li55,l;78, 505,507 i38

Bowers ox 356

Bowie 329

Bowles 208,311;, 315

Bowling 1*1*3

Bowman 50, 53, 56, 316. 321c, 325,l;07,l+l5,

U21,l|23,l;l;9c,l;6l,U69,505,6l5c,623
Bowman, Samuel M. Ip_5
BOWMAN, S.L. 1*15
BOWMAN FAMILY, THE 1*15
Bowne 4O5
Bowring 1*02

Bowser 57,58, 3l5,l;21,l439,l*l;6,6l3,6l5a
Bowsman 102
Boyce 315,325,1;73
Boyd 232, 32l*,333, 337,1*16,1*23,1*30,1*32,

61*0, 663,808, £09, 810
Boyd, Thomas 913,911*,95l
BOYD, THE STORY OF DAVID 1*16
Boyden 1*66
Boyer 50,53,57,58,315,325, 356,1*07,

1*21,1*1*6,1*70,1*90, 507,6l5c,663
Boyle 321c, 325
Boyles 208,311;, 315, hi 2
Boynton 663
Boyts 321c
Brabazon 1*25
Brack 512
Brackbill 58,1;55
Bracken 321c
Brackenridge 12l*,359
Braddock 639

Braddock, Edward 129,902
Braddock' s Defeat 330, 31*1, 661,708,901,

902,903,910
Brader 1*69, 516
Bradfield 58

Bradford 67,12l*,l*38,l*l*l,631g
Bradford, David 916
Bradford County 6l,220,60l*x
Bradley 53,155, 232, 315, 321c, 333,1*38,

1*1*5,623
Bradshaw U33

Brady 103,329, 1*17,1*18,1*96,621,639,663
Brady, Hugh Ul7

BRADY, WILLIAM YOUNG 103,1*17,1^8
BRADY ANNALS 1*17,1*18
BRADY, THE STORY OF CAPTAIN SAM 103
Brady' s Revenge 719
Brainerd 639
Brake 333,337,61*lc
Brallier 321c, 333,1*19
BRALLIER, J. MERLE 1+19
BRALLIER, FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE 1*19
Bramen 321;
Brammell 3lU
Brandler 321c

INDEX

Brandon 53

Brandt £3,56,57, 58, 3H+,329,1*08,U26,

U66,623
Branson 123
Brant 50,6l5c
Brant, Joseph 911
Brantlinger 316
Bratton 58,337,3U6,3>;7,3H8,l|29,5l5,

623,61*0.663
Breading UU3
Bream 53,623

Brechbill 53,56,333,337,623
Breckenridge 56,117, 329, 333, 337, U30,

639
Bregunier 80U

Brehm 623

Brehman 632a, 736

Bridenbaugh 623a

BRIDENBAUTH, E.S. 260

Breitigan 500

Breneman 50, 58, 6l6, 61+1 c

Brenisholtz 333

Brennecke 208, 3lU

Brenneman 53,li8l

Brennon 58

Brent 61+1 c

Brentlinger, Ann 513

Brereton 56

BRERETON, T.J. 33U

Bressler, 53,325

Breth 325

Brethren Church 151, 152,153,195

BRETHREN CHURCH, HIST. OF THE TUNKERS

AND 195
BRETHREN IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT. HIST.

OF CHURCH OF 153
Bretz 53, 352, U66,U96, 623
Brevard U+3,735
Brew 621

Brewer 56,232,1+17
Brewster 58,1+38, 632,61;0
Bricker 53, 333,337, 338, 623, 61+0
Brickley 508

Bridenbaugh 229,311+, 1+51, 632a
Bridenstine 1+1+6
Bridgens 621
Briel 325
Brien 510
Brigham 337
Bright U32
Brindel 53,61+0
Brindle 57,58,333,335,623
Briner 58,663
Brinkerhoff 623,623a

Brinley 333

Brinton 53,123 139

Brisben 58,621

Brisbin 6I4O

Brison, James 912

British Prisoners 603a

Britten 61+lc

Britton 56,1+91

Brixner 321b

Broad 321c

Broadbend 61+lc

Brockerhoff 621

Brockman 1+01

Brodbeck 61+0

Brode 316

Brodhead, Daniel 601,912

Brodhead's Raid 719

Broliar 1+19

Brolier 1+19

Brombach 3l!+,632a

Brombaugh 1+21

Brooke 359,1+06,1+23

Brooklyn Bridge 120

Brooks 57,232,1+05,1+1+1+

Brookville, Jefferson Co. 650

Brooky 337

Brosius 56

Brotherlin 311+

Brotherline 315

Brothers 58,325

Brotherton 333,337,338,1+32

Brotz 321c

Brough 58,31*7,663

B rouse 1+1+6

Brown 53,57,58,10l+,l55,208,232,3l5,
321c,325,333, 337,338, 3U6,3U8,1;05,
1+06,1+12,1+15,1+17,1+21,1+23,1+25,1+1+1,1+1+1+,
1+1+6,1+51,1+63,1+69,1+70,1+83,1+85,1+90,1+92,
50U, 505,509, 5l5,6l3,621,631e,631g,
632, 639, 61+0, 61+lc, 663,808

Brown, Enoch 661

Brown, John 10l+, 661,917

BROWN, CAPTAIN JOHN AND HARPER'S FERRY

10U

BROWN, SESQUI-CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL

SERVICE, ENOCH 705
BROWN AND ELEVEN SCHOLARS, MEMORIAL OF

ENOCH 70U
Brown's Raid 917
Brownawell 53
Brownback 1+21
Brownfield 1+92
BROWNING, CHARLES H. 812
Brownlee 58,337,509
BROWNING, MESHACH 3
Brownson 5H, 56, 232,1+06
Brua 315,316
Brubacher $3

INDEX

Brubaker 50,56, 232, 315, 337, U20,UU6,

1*66, 500, 505,616a, 663
BRUBAKER, BOMBERGER, FOGELSANGER,

GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE

FAMILIES 1*20
Bruce 6lOa
Bruckhart 623
Bruckman 6l6
Brugger 621,663
Brugh 50
Brumbach 1*21
Brumback 505
Brumbaugh 57,58,229.236,315,316,333,

337, 1*07,1*19, I*21,l*ii6,l*85,6l3,632,

632a, 61*0,61*lc, 736
BRUMBAUGH, GAIUS MARCUS 1*21,1*1*6,722
BRUMBAUGH, J. ELVIN 310,318
BRUMBAUGH, MARTIN GROVE 151,662
BRUMBAUGH FAMILY, GENEALOGY OF THE 1+21
Brundage 663
Bruner 6l5a
Brungart 621
BRUNHOUSE, ROBERT L. 618
Brunner 58,356,1*70,1*90
Bruno t 80l*

Bryan 121*, 321b, 321c, 325,1*38,1*78
Bryon, George 6o5c
Bryner 58

Bryson 333,337,621,639,663
Bryum 1*66
Buchanan 51*, 105, 200, 232, 311*, 3l*6, 3l*7,

31*8,1*06,1*16,1*19, 1*52, 621,639
Buchanan, James 105,259
BUCHANAN, THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES

OF JAMES 105
Bucher 53, 58, 200, 1*81,508, 623, 623a,

663,810
Buchtel 621
Buck 115, 315, 321c, 336, 1*09,616, 632a,

61*0, 61*lc, 663
BUCK, MERCEDES 118
BUCKALEW, JOHN M. 71]*
Buckingham 1*22, 1*38. 631e
BUCKINGHAM, JAMES 1*22
BUCKINGHAM, ANGESTORS OF EBENEZER 1*22
Buckingham, Bucks Co. 603i
BUCKLER, HELEN 128
Buckman 6l5c
Bucks 663
Bucks County 258,1*02,1*15,1*26,1*62,1*71.

1*72, 1*90. 503, 60 3i,603n, 6030, 60l*e,60l*f,

60l*m, 60L*x, 606e
Buckwalter i!o7,l*62
BUFFALO VALLEY, ANNALS OF 36I
Buhl 615 c
Buhrman 333

BUILDING OF THE BRIDGE 120

Bukey 1*33

Bulger 1*92

Bulick 632a

Bull 1*23,663

Bull, Elizabeth 1*23

BULL, JAMES H. 1*23

Bull, John 1*23, 603j, 606b

BULL FAMILY 1*23

BULLOCH, J.G.B. 702

Bunker 311*

Bunn 58,1*23

Bunnell 58

Burbeck 1*71*

Burbeck, Andrew 916

Burchfield 311,621,663

Burd 316,338, 1*1*0, 616,639, 61*lc

Burd, James 603b

Burg 663

Burgard 519

Burger 56,1*21

Burgess 232

BURGESS, GEORGE H. 865

Burget 315, 316, 1*21, 632a

Burgett $3

Burgner 53,623

BURGNER, M.K. 1*79

Burgoon l55,321c,l*ll,l*59

Burk, 56,333

Burke 155,311*, 321b, 639

Burket 229, 311|, 316, 321c, 1*21, 1*28, 1*85,

1*98, 519, 61*0, 61*lc, 736
BURKET, MARION G. 310
BURKET, MARTIN 310
BURKET, HISTORY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF

PETER 519
Burket t 57, 61*1 c
Burkhart 321c, 623, 632a
Burkholder 56, 58,311*, 333, 337, 338,

351,1*12, 1*1*2, 1*61, 500, 505, 615c, 623a
Burlew 61*0
Burley 3l!*,632a
Burner 505
Burnett l*05,61*lc
Burnham 58
Burns 56, 58, 315, 321c, 333, 337, 3l*7, 61*lc,

663
Burnside 621,632,663
BURNT CABINS. FORBES ROAD, PARNELL'S

KNOB TO 338
Burrell 1*96
Burris 1*1*9 c, 61*1 c
Burt 1*05

Bush 56,58, 31J*, 315,333,1*1*3,1*78,621,61*0,
Bushman 31l*, 623, 623a
Bushong 80l*

11*0

INDEX

Bushy Run, Westmoreland Co. 903 908

Buss I4.69

Busse lj.05

Buswell 505

Buterbaugh 325

Butland 321b

Butler 57,232,236,337,5lO,5l2,632a

BUTLER, MARY 358

Butler, William 911

Butler County 120,U57,l493,650

Butsfield 337

Butt U36

Buttorf 58

Butts 229,316,338,613

BUTTS, JAMES E. 310

Butz, 58,1112,1470,632

Buyers 2^2,663

Buzzard I4OO

Byerly U08

Byers 232, 325,333, 337, 1*19,1428,613

623a,663,8lO
BYERS, WILLIAM L. 302
BYGONE DAYS IN THE COVE, RECOLLECTIONS

OF 611+
Byler 6I4O

BYLER, CYRUS A. 156
Byng h3$
Byrne l55,Ull
Cable 50,1419
Caddy 321c
Cadwalader 123
Cadwallader 632
CADZCW, DONALD A. 358
Cagey I466
Cagney I4I4 9b
Cain Ul2

Calderwood 31k, 315,316, 632a
Caldwell 57,58,200,321c,325,337,U23

li91,50U,5lli,621,632,639
CALDWELL, J. A. 859
CALDWELL, J. A. COMPANY 3l*l, 3k2
Calhoun 50,58, 352, 6i6,61|lc
Calkins 325
Callahan 50*4,621
Callan 321c
Callander 338
Callender I438
Calvert 5lU

Calvert County, Md. H58,722
Calvin 123, 31U, 315, 316, 632a, 736
Calwell 515
Cambria County 108,109, 118. 150.155

219, 2214,225,227,321,322, hll,kl9,k21,

U26,l493,637, 667,851,859, 866
CAMBRIA COUNfY, HISTORY OF 321
CAMBRIA COUNTY, ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL

COMBINATION ATLAS OF 859

CAMBRIA COUNTY PIONEERS 322

Cambria Iron Works 322

Cambridge 621

Camerer 315, U21

Cameron 58,1419,663

Cameron County 61,650

Camp 58,321b,l405

Campbell 53,56,57,58,229,232,321a

321b , 321c, 325, 333, 336, 337 . 3U7 . 359

li06,Ul9,U2U,l+28,ii32,U38,l;Ul,W*,U69,

1490,505,508,613,621,632, 639, 6U0,663
Campbell, Jacob M. 322
CAMPBELL, JOSEPH ANDREW I42I4
Campbell, Joseph Andrew Kelly I42I4
CAMPBELL-DEAL GENEALOGY I42I4
Campman 325
Canaan I42I

Canal, Pennsylvania 321, 3h3
Canan 200, 31I4, 315, 316, 321a, 321c, 632

639
Candor 663
Canfield 621
Cannon I2I4
Canole 316

Cannonsburg, Washington County 263
Cantner 56
Capers 316
Caperton 115
CAPTAIN JACK, THE SCOUT, OR THE INDIAN

WARS ABOUT OLD FORT DUQUESNE 902
Caquelin 507
Carbaugh 53,56,336,1412
Carberry 736
CARDIGAN 911
Cardigan, Michael 911
Carey 519

Carl 56, 333,337, 5ll|,6l6b,623,6l4lc
Carlin 337
Carlisle, Cumberland County 105,151|

172,173,175,176,185,212-215,250,327

603h,728,906
CARLISLE, CIVIL WAR DAYS IN 211*
CARLISLE, EARLY PUBLICATIONS OF 2l£
CARLISLE, OLD AND NEW 212
CARLISLE, THIS IS 213
CARLISLE AND CARLISLE BARRACKS,

MILITARY HISTORY OF 728
CARLISLE'S OLD GRAVEYARD, MEMORIES OF

I51l
Carliss I4I45
Carmichael 3146,31*8, 1*58
Carmon 6I4O
Cam 315
Carnell 6I4IC
Carney 57,321c

H4l

INDEX

CARNEY, W.H. 165

Cams 316

Carothers 8, 58, 32U, 329, 623, 639

Carpenter 50, 208, U26, 507,613,614.0

Carper 315,316

Carr 117,325,337, 144i,809

Carrell 6l5c

Carroll I4O6, 1*75, 510

Carroll County, Maryland 1*95

Carroll's Delight I4O6

Car roll town, Cambria County Ull

Carruth I4.I8

Carry i4.l4.l4.

Carson 232, 321;, 333, 337, 359,1*38

Carstairs 67

Carter U23,U27,U92,6l5c

CARTER, JOHN H. 350

Carthew 321c

Caruthers 337

Carty 338

Cascio 359

Cass 663

Casebeer 6l5c,6l6a

Casey 325

Casha 8OI4

Cashman 1*28, 623a

Casner 58

Casper 663

Casper, Adolf B. 357,61*6

Case 311*, 315

Cassady 58,61*0 _

Cassanave 3ll*,3l5

Cassat 623a

Cassatt 80l*

Cassel 1*32, l*l*9a,l*l*9c, 1*62

Casselberry I462

Cassey 58

Cassidy 3l6,632a

Cassler 50,l4l46

Caster I4I4I4

Castle 663

Castner I436

Castor 58

CATCHINGS, FERMINE BAIRD 1*0 5

Cathcardt 1*30

Cathcart $i\, 58, 325, 50l*

Catherines -town 913

Catherman 1*03

Gathers 631f

Catholic Church 155

Catholic Missionary 108

Caton 510

Cauffman 58

Cavanaugh I4I9

Caveny 663

Caves 619,655

Cavins 632a

Caylor 1*1*1*

Census of 1790 620

Central Pennsylvania 51,52,350,508

9$k,9tt,9$6
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA, COMMEMORATIVE

BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 51, £2
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES 61*6
Centre County 11,12,51,52,100,150,186

187,210,261,262,323,328,1*06,1*09,1*12
1*21*, 1*29, l*51*,l*68,l*8l,l*96,60l*y,621,

626,61*8,651*,655,7l*2,955

CENTRE AND CLINTON COUNTIES, HISTORY

621
Cesna 663

Cessna 50,1*32, 6l5a,6l6
Cever 663
Chacey 1*19
Chain 512

Chaifant 5l5 Ci»atfa*t
Chamberlain 58, 3l5,3l6,L*2l*, 1*1*5, 1*58,

507,6l3,6l5a,6l5c,61;lc,663
Chamberlin 50,53
Chambers 5U, 56, 173, 232. 329, 333,336

338,359,Ho5,lt06,la7,Ul8,U25,£aiO,l4M,

U78, 621,639, 663
Chambers, Benjamin 217,1+25,906
CHAMBERS, GEORGE 809
Chambers, James 217
CHAMBERS, ROBERT W. 911,913
Chambersburg, Franklin Co. 9,102,172

216,217, 332, 1;25,809, 906,917
CHAMBERS BJRG, ITS RECORD AND ITS

PROSPECTS 216
CHAMBERSBURG IN THE COLONY AND IN THE

REVOLUTION 217
Chamblin 1*01

Chancellorsville, Battle of 71*3
Chandler I4.27
Chaney 58

Chapman 325,1*23,663
Charles 58,315,356
Charteris 903
Chartier's Town 66I4.
Charlton 663
Chase 325
Chatard 510

CHATHAM, JOHN H. 323,657
Cheek J4I9
Chemung 913
Cherokee Trail 7
Cherry 3lU,3l5
Chester 1*1*5, 603h
Chester County 1*06,1*12,1*23,1*27,1*32,1*33

l437,U55,U7li,li97,5l2,603h,603i,603n,

11*2

INDEX

Chester County cont'd. 60l+f ,60l+k,60l+l,

60l+x,606e,7l+2
Chestnut 337,1+1+1+, 623
Chew 115,121+
Chicago, 111. 5,6
Chicago Medical College 128
Chick 32^

Chicken Raiders 736
Chidsey 1+02
Chilcoat 57, 58, £08
Chilcote 61+0
Chilcott 508
Childs 58

Chilli cothe Town 661;
Chingas. Chief 901,903
Chinn 1+1+9 c
Chisolm 58,61+0
Chittenden 509
Chrisman 512
Chris sey 321c
Christ 333,1+12,1+70
Christ Church, Philadelphia 603b
Christie J4I6
Chris tlieb 623

Chris tman 1+21
Chris tman, Jesse 855
Chris tner 6l5c

Christy I55,li73, 632a, 639, 663
Chritzman 56,333,519
Chronister 57,623
Church U38,631f
Church of God 156
CHURCH OF GOD, BARE MEMORIAL 156
Church of the Brethern 116,153,195
253,255

CHURCHES. BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS 163

CHURCHES OF THE VALLEY 172

Churchville, Chester Co. 603i

Cisney 58

CITY IN THE DAWN 907

Civil War 7,9,125,205,211|,232,332,
351,1+15,663, 736,737, 738, 739, 71+0
71+1, 71+2, 71+3,71+1+, 7^5, 71+6,917

Claar 236,1+39, 61+lc

CLAAR CONG. HISTORY OF UPPER AND LOWER
152

Clapper 3l!+,3l5,l+12,l+21, 1+1+6,507,613

Clare 316

Clarion County 5l,60l+z,650

Clark 50,57,58,311i,3l5,3l6,329,333
336,1405,1+19, U30,l+l+l+,l+63, 1+83,1+90,505
508 , 509 , 5lU, 616, 623, 632a, 61+lc, 663
736

CLA.RK, CHARLES B. 203,319

Clarke 56,58,232,316,338,1+39,519,663

Clarkson 58,632

Clary 56,325

Claudy 329

Clauser 1+21

Clay 58,1+08,1+78

Claysburg, Blair County 218

Clayton 56,58,333

Clearfield County 51,112,150,165

169,186,187,321+,325,326,1+56,501+,

60l+y,867
CLEARFIELD COUNTY. LUMBERING AND

RAFTING IN 326
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PRESENT AND PAST

321+
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, 20TH CENTURY

HISTORY OF 325
Cleaves 316
Clegg 61+lc
Clelan 58
Clem 507
Clemens 1+71

CLEMENS, WILLIAMS M. 1+31
Clements 1+1+1+
demons 1+62
Clems on 315,1+23

Clendenin 53,623
Clendennin 663
Clepper 53,623
Cleveland 623a
Clevenger 56
Clever 53,623
Clewell 1+70
Cliber 316
Clifford 208
Clifton 1+02
Cline 321+, 505, 61+lc

Clingan 1+23,1+83
Clinger 321c

Clingerman 3ll+

Clinton County 52.61,100,150,1+83

60l+z,621,626,61+U,651+
Clippinger 53,333
Clones 736
Close 58,663
Closson 316
Clouse 315,1|19,613
Clouser 58, 61+lc
Clover 321+

Clover Creek, Blair Co. 159
Cloyd 58
Clugage 632
Cluggage 639
Clugston 333
Clyde 808

Clymer 12l+, 1+00, 1+23, 1+71
Coar 1+02
Coates 316,1+23

11+3

INDEX

Coats 337

Cobaugh 50,321b,6l5c

Cobean 623a

Cober 3$9 , 6l5c

Coblentz U63

Coburn 53

Cocalico, Lancaster County 1U;2

Cochet 80U

Cochran 58,123, 315, 32*4, 351,1406,1423,

515,663
COCHRAN, JOSEPH 3ll7
Cochrane 3^7
Cocklin 1|26, 507,623
Code 519
Coder 359
CODMAN, JOHN 720
Coffey 53,3lU,623,736
COFFIN, SELDEN J. 256
C off man $6, 311*,50 5
Coffroth 50, 359, 6l5c,6l6a
Cohen 5lO,6l5c
Colborn 50,359,6l5c,6l6a
Colclesser 315
COLCORD, MAHLON J. 657
Coldren 58
Coldsmith 337
Cole 53, 31U, 315, 316, 321c, 325,U90, 623a

736
Colehouse 623a
Coleman 208, 3lU,3l5, 321c, 325, Uo5,Ul5

U9,U81,6l5c,632a,639
Coleman, John 903
Colestock 333
Colfelt 6l5a
Colgate 58
Colhoun k32
College and Academy of Philadelphia

123
C oiler 58
Collier 58
Collin 3XU
Collins 50,58,321a,32ii,325,Ul9,U96

623a
Colmy U33
COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA, REGISTER OF

PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY 700,701
COLONIAL GOVERNORS, PENNSYLVANIA

SOCIETY OF 703
Colonial Period 603b, 609,700, 701, 702

703,910
COLONIAL RECORDS. (PA.ARCHIVES)600,

602
Colony 58
Colorado 7
Coltabaugh 315
Columbia County 1|12, 10-5,626

Colvert UOI

Colvin 3l5,li92,6l5a,6Ulc

Colyer 58,1423 '

Combes 14;3

Comer 505

Comerer 6Ulc

Comings 1;32

Commings 53

Coinp 58,336

Compher 6l6

Compton 500,6l5c

Conard 6l6

Conaway 32I4

Conder 359

Condron 3H4, 315,316

Conemaugh, Cambria County 219

CONEMAUGH: A GRAPHIC STORY OF THE

JOHNSTOWN FLOOD 219
Conemaugh Valley 321
Confer 57,3ll4,3l5,321c,632a
Conley 325
Conn 58

Connecticut UOl4,U22
Connell 663
Connelly 321c, 1M
Conner I485
Connor 325,1423
Conococheague, Franklin County ^25,

CONOCOCHEAGUE, HIST. OF PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH OF UPPER WEST 181
CONODOGUINET SECRETS 336
Conrad 155, 315, 321c
Conrad 58,507
Conser 621
CONTINENTAL ARMY, HISTORICAL REGISTER

OF THE OFFICERS OF THE 717
Continental Congress 12l|
Contner 58,663
Conway 6l5c
Conwell 507
Cook 58,232,3l6,321c,32l4,333,Ul7,l421,

U27,l438,l4l49b,l+9l,507,6l5a,6l5c,621,

663
COOK, FREDERICK 716
Cooke 329,1418
Cooker 325
Cooks 115
Coolidge U33
Coons 58,155,333
Coope U27
Cooper 53,58, 232, 321c,359, Ul9,l427,

U83,l490,507,621,632,663,809
COOPER, JOHN M. 70l4,809
Coover 53,56,333,^26,623
COOVER, MELANCHTHON U26

II4I4

INDEX

COOVER-KOBER-COVER FAMILY, A LIMITED

GENEALOGY OF THE 1*26
Cope 53,U27,U71
COPE, GILBERT 1*27,1*97
Cope, Oliver 1*27
COPE FAMILY 1*27
Cop eland 58
Copelin 325
Copenhaver 58
Coplin 3h7
Corbett 56,58
Corbin 57,58,632
Corder 1*05
Corkle 58
Corl 315

Corman 53,58,621,623
Corn 316

Cornelius 57,315
Cornell 1*66
Comely 325
Cornman 623
CORNU, DONALD 709
Cornyn 632
Corp 325
Corpus 56
Corson 57,1*23,1*21*
Cort 333

CORT, CYRUS 701*, 705, 706
Corwell 337
Coshum 623a
Coster 321b
Cotton 1*02
Cottrell 613
Couch 58
Coudriet 325
Coughenour 1*21
Coulson 53,623a
Coulter 316, 321*, 1*05, 1*73
Countryman 50,6l5c
Courtney 359
Court right 519
Covalt 50
Coveney 6l5a
Coventry 507

Cover 50,321b,321c,333,6l6a,l*26
COVER-COOVER-KOBER FAMILY, A LIMITED

GENEALOGY OF THE 1*26*
Covington 1*58
Covode 50,321b,6l6a
Cowan, 337,338
Cowen 1*28

COWEN, ALBERT A. 1*28
Cowen, Edward 1*28
Cowden 810
Cowder 325
Cowen 229, 311;, 315, 325

Cowhart 32l*

Cowher 1*68

Cowles 509

Cox 53, 58, 315,321c. 325,338, 3U7, 359,

1*12, 1*29, 1*1*1,1*56,U78, 509, 616a, 663
Cox, George 303,30l*,306
COX, H. PAUL 1*29
Cox, Joseph 303,301*, 306
Cox, Joshua 1*29
Cox, Samuel 30l*,305
Cox, Susanna 30 5
COX FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE JOSHUA AND

ELIZABETH (SPAN0GLE)1*29
Coxe 338
Coxey 356

Coxey, Jacob S. 356
Coxey' s Army 356
Coy 1*98

Coyle 53,232,321c,623
Crabbs 1*33
Crabill 505
Crago 631e
Craig 56,58, 232, 316,325,333,U30, 1*32,

1*50,623,808
CRAIG, JANE MARIA 1*30
CRAIG, SAMUEL SR. , PIONEER TO WESTERN

PENNSYLVANIA 1*30
CRAIGHEAD 5h,5l5
Crain 5U, 329, 1*38, 1*78, 810
Craine 31^,31f>
CRAINE, EUGENE R. 729
Cramer 57,58, 232, 321c,333,U20, 1*1*1*,

hh6
Cramp ton 507
Crandell 507
Crane 316,519
CRANE, MARY KNIGHT 725
Crautzdorf 1*1*2
Craven 338
Crawford 5U,56, 58, 3Hi3l5, 316, 333, Uo5,

l*23,i*31,i;70,l*85,U96,507, 519, 623,632,

632a,639,663
Crawford, William 631a, 951
Crawford County 1*28,650
Crawford's Expedition 631a, 719
CRAWFORD FAMILY RECORDS 1*31
Crea 32l*
Creamer 663
Crebs ^6
Cree 236
Crego 1*08

Creigh 5U,232,329,352,663
CREIGH, THOMAS 181
Creighton 315,61*0
Cremer 58,333,632
Cresap 129

1U5

INDEX

Cresap, Michael 631,662

Cresap, Thomas 903

CRESAP, THOMAS -MARYLAND FRONT IERMAN

129
Cresinger 1;62
Cressler 623
Cressman 58,1;90
Cresson 67,801;

Cresson, Cambria County 118,866
Cresson Township, Cambria County 118
Cresswell 32^,1+63,632
Crider 315, 333,337,196
Crilley 232
Cripe U2X

Crissman 58,3l5,3l6,61;0
Crist 57,58, 337, 6l5c,623, 663
Criswell 56,3lU,3l6,3l;6,i;l;6,l;63
Criswell, Elizabeth M. Hi;
Critchfield 6l5c
Crocket 1;05
Croft 56,337,ii28,623
Croghan 121;, 352, 632, 639
Croghan, George 129, 661;, 901, 903
Croll 58,623a
Croman 623
Cromer 57,333
Cromwell 61;0
Crone 57,336,507,61;0
Cronimiller 663
Crook 507
Crooks J466
Crosby I4.96

CROSBY, JANE SNOWDEN k93
Cross 337,l;98,5l5,6UO,6Ulc
Crossman 316
Crosthwaite 3ll|,632a
Crothers 509
Crotsley 57,61;0
Crotzer 663
Crouch U62

Crouse 58,5l7,623a,61;lc,663
Crouthamel I4.9O
Crow 58,337,U71
Crowell 321;, 333
Crowley 58,311;
Crownover 58
Crowther 509
Croyl 325

Croyle 57,321c,l;39,6l5c
Crozier 58,61;0
Crum 57,58, 3lU,321c,638, 639
Crumbaker 3lU
Crump 115
Crutchfield 115
Cryder 200,311;, 632, 639
Cryder, Israel 638

Csucska 321c

Cuddy 663

Cuff 232

CULBERT30N FAMILIES, GENEALOGY OF THE
CULBERTSON AND 1;32

Culbertson 5U,56,58,333,337,1;25,1;30,
l;32,U77,61;0,61;lc,663,808,809

CULBERTSON, LEWIS R. k32

CULBERTSON AND CULBERSON FAMILIES,
GENEALOGY OF THE U32

Cullen 58

Culp 3l5,3l6,l;71,61;lc,663

Cumberland County 11.12,53,101,103,
105,llU,ll5,12l;,l5U,l66,171-176,
185, 212-215, 231, 250, 327, 328, 329, 335,
1;01,1;06,1;08,1;17,1;18,1;20,1;21,1;23,1;26,

k30,h32,k3Q,hko,kk2,k5k,k&,ktf,h65>

1;68,U75,1;78,1;92,1;93,1;96,507,509,51U
515, 60 3h, 60 3n, 60l;f , 60l;t, 60l;w, 60lpc,
606f, 623, 627, 629, 632, 658, 667, 728, 906,

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS
of $3

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, HISTORY OF 329

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TWO HUNDRED YEARS
IN 327

CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES, HISTORY
OF 623

CUMBERLAND COUNTY IN THE REVOLUTION

335
CUMBERLAND, TOWNSHIPS OF MOTHER 328
Cumberland Valley 11, $h3 171, 172,711;,

715,809
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, HISTORY OF THE 629
Cummer 519
Cummin 663

Cummings 337,352,Wi,U91,663
Cummins 58,1;66,61;0
Cunning 58,U5l
Cunningham 50,56,58, 200, 232, 311;, 321;

359,l;19,l;30,l;32,l;33,l;85,5l9,6l6a,

623a, 663, 809
CUNNINGHAM, JAMES L. U33
Cupp 61;lc
Cupples 3U7
Curfman 236
Curley 232
Curly 336
Curran 509,736
Curriden ^6

Curry 31k, 325, 337, U21,U96, 632a
Curten 337
Curtin 1;06, 621,810
Curtin, Andrew Gregg 605h,7l;6
Curtis 1;05,1;1;5,507
Cushwa 56,232,333
Custard 337

1U6

INDEX

Custer 50, 321c, 1*21, 6l5c

CUSTER, EDGAR A. 1*

Cuts hall 57,61*0

Dahl 6l5c

Dahlman 232

Dailey 631g

DAILEY, MRS ORVLLLE D. 723,721;

Daily 57

Dalby 61*0

Dale £3, 325, 501*, 621, 623

Dana 101, 80l*

Danges 321c

Daniel 1*23

Daniels 236,316, 1*18, 61*1 c

DARING DEEDS AND ADVENTURES OF LEWIS

THE ROBBER 12
Darling 1*23
Darlington 61ilc,663
Darr 53,325
Dartt 621
Dasher 58
Daub 6l5c
Daubenbach 58
Daiibenspeck 57

Daugherty 336, 1*38, 14*6, 6l5c,6l6
DAUGHERTY, JOHN H. 168
Daughinbaugh 1*1*6
DAUGHTER OF AFFLICTION 10
Daughters of the American Revolution

723,721*
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

MAGAZINE, GENEALOGICAL GUIDE 733
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY OF THE 731
Dauphin County, 55,178, 179, I85,li20,li65,

603h,603i,60l*g,60l*x,625,627
DAUPHIN AND LEBANON COUNTIES, HISTORY

OF 625
DAUPHIN COUNTY, COM.BIO.ENCY. OF $$
DAUPHIN, CUMBERLAND, FRANKLIN , BEDFORD ,

ADAMS AND PERRY COUNTIES, HISTORY

AND TOPOGRAPHY OF 627
Davenport 58,315
David 50,56,57,58, 321c, 621
Davidson 53, 51i, 57, 325, 333, Ui3,6l5a,

623,61*lc,735,809
Davies 321c, 1*78, 6l5c
Davis 57,58,208,232,3Hi,3l5,3l6,321b,

32l*,325,336,356,li02,li05,li08,lil9,li21,

li23,li2li,Ji32, 1*35,1*38, 1*1*1, 1*1*1*,

l*l*9b, 1*50, 1*76,1*78, 1*90, 507, 6l5c,639

61*0,663,736
DAVIS, GEORGE JACOB JR. 1*35
DAVIS, TARRING S. 316,320
Davison 56, 3l!i, 325,333,337,1*23
Dawson 321c

Day 53,329,356,1*05,1*12

DAY, SHERMAN 622

DAY MUST DAWN 912

Deal 58,32l*,l*2l*,6l5c, 736

DEAL, ELIZA EDITH l*2l*

DEAL-CAMPBELL GENEALOGY l*2l*

Dean 200, 232, 31U, 315, 632, 632a, 639, 663

Deardorff 58,623,623a

Dearmond 337

Dearth 1*05

Deatrich 58

Deatrick 333,337

deBeaujew, Sieur 902

deBerneville 1*67

DeBoileau 801*

De Bolt 5lli

DeBonneville, Maria 902

DeBonneville, Monsier 902

Decator Township, Mifflin County 1*10

DeCessna 80l*

Dech 1*69

Dechart 663

Deck 337,Ji90,500

Deckard 58,356,l*23,61ilc

Decker 57,58,316, 321b, 321c, 1*17, 1*18

Deckert 321c, 337,623a

deContrecoeur 913

Deeds 507

Deeghan 316

Deemer 1*69

Deep Spring, Tyrone 900

Deeter 6l5c

Defenderfer 333

Deffenbaugh 1*76

Defibaugh 1*39

Defrehn 58

DeFrehn 80l*

De Garvis 1*63,1*85

de Haas 736

DeHaas 325,l*3li,621,736

DEHAAS, LIFE AND SERVICES OF GENERAL

JOHN PHILIP 1*31*
DeHuff 57
Deitch 53
Dei trick 502,663
Deitz 359,623
De Jumansville 901
DeLancey 58,663
Delaney 3lH,3l5
De la Plaine 801*
Delaware County lil*7,lili8,l*97
Dell 57,61*0
Dellett 58

Delong 1*12

DeLong 80l*

Delozier 3l5,321c,l*9U

ll*7

INDEX

Delp U71

Demaree 58

Demarest 623a

DEMMING, H.C. 33k

Dempsey 321c

Denis on 67

Denithorne 6I4.O

Denling 325

Dennis 321;

Denniston 507

DENNISTON, ELMER LEONIDAS 507

Denny 53,51+,173,321c,337,i|01,U32,639

Denny, William 605b

DENNY, WILLIAM ANDERSON AND REBECCA

U01

DeNorraandy 80U

Densham 325

Denton 333

Deny 321c

De Pont 8OI4.

Depp en 58

Deremer 50

DeRenzo 316

Derfinger 337

Derick 53,58

Derickson 58

Derland 53,623

Dermir.er 325

Dern 3lU,3l5

Derr 53,1+66,512,663

Derrick 325, 61+0, 61+1 c

Derrickson 663

Derrow 505

Derry 1+50

Derry, Dauphin County 603h

Derry Church, Dauphin County 603h

Derry Settlement 719

DESCENDANTS OF MY GREATGRANDPARENTS

Deshler 1+12,1+70

Deshong 508

Detrich 56,315,333

Detrick 56,333,623a

Detry 336

DeTurk 80l+

Detweiler UU6 , U62 , I4.7I , U90

Detwiler 57,315, 337,1+19, 1+21,1+69,613

6l6,61+lc
Devar 508
De Vault 61+0
Devilbiss 56
Devine Ukh
Devir 337
Devoar 337
Devor 56,58,333,632
Devore I4.U6

Dewalt 325,1+02,1+69,623

Dewar 1+50

Dewees 1+23,632

Diamond 57

Dibble 1+19

Dibert 50, 321b, 321c,l+39, 632a

Dibert, Jacob 30l+,305

Dice 333,337

Dick 53,58,232,3l5,321c,l*28

Dicken 50

DICKENS, CHARLES 851

Dickey 50,232,359

Dickinson, John 605c

Dickinson, Cumberland County 172

Dickinson College, Carlisle 105,250

DICKINSON COLLEGE, ALUMNI RECORD OF

250
Dickover I4.i4.l4-
Dicks 623a

Dickson 56,58,3l5,l+05,U32,623a,736
Diefender 1+70
Dieffenbach 621
Diehl 50, 56,57, 3lU,3l5,3l6,325,HOO,

1+20,1+36,1+39,1+1+6,1+76,1+90, 623a, 61+lc,

736
DIEHL, E.H. U36
DIEHL FAMILIES IN AMERICA 1+36
Diel I4-2I4-
Diem 325

Dietrick 1+21,1+63,663
Dietz 53,58,321c,325,623
Diffenbaugh 507
Diffenderfer 58,337
DIFFERENT DRUMMER, A 950
Diggins 57

Dill 356,1+1+1+, 623a, 663
Dillard 1+01
Diller 53,1+08, 623a
Dilley 1+02
Dillier 80I4
Dilling 229,315,U21
Dillon 316
Diltz l+l+9a,l+l+9c
Dimitry I4.23
DijTim 58,509,663
Dimmitt kkk
Dimond 155, 321c, 1+28
Dinanore 809
Dinwiddle 8
Dipple 61+0
Ditch 1+21
Ditlow 53
Dittmar 1+36,613
Ditto 507
Ditty 5lh
Divelbiss 232, hh9 a, l+l+9b

ll+8

INDEX

Dively 315,316, 632a, 61*lc

Diven 57,58,61*0,663

Divilbiss 338

Divin 57

Dix 1*^5

Dixon 56,315,333,337,338,31*7,1*50,623

810
Doak 1*37
DOAK FAMILY 1*37
Dobbin 80 8
Dobbins 621
Dobbs 58
Dock 58

DOCTOR DAN 128
Dodds 639
Dodson 50,155,316
Doebler 333
Dofflemyer 505
Doherty 325
Dohner 1*1*2
Doling 663
Doll 325
Dollinger 335
Dombach 1*96
Donahoe 6l6
Donahoo 6l6b

Donaldson 200,1*12,1*35,639,663
Don ally h$$
Donation Lands 60l*c
Donegal, Lancaster County 183
DONEHOO, GEORGE P. 63
Donelly 31l*
Donelsom 337,338
Doner 507,623
Donnelly ^39$1,639
Donavan 316
Dopp 58
Doran 1*63
Dorland 632
Dombach 623
Doro 352
Dorrhammer k&9
Dorris 632, 632a, 61*0
Dorwart 58
Dotterer 321c
Dotts 325

Doty 6l5a, 631b, 61*lc, 663
Doudle 663
DOUGERTY AND THE RISE OF THE SECTION

BOAT SYSTEM, JOHN 855
Dougherty 53,58,155,316,333,337,1*30

6l5a, 621, 639, 61*0, 663
Douglass 315,352, 1*5U,U67,U96
Doutel 80l*
Douty 80l*
Dovel 505

Dowler L*50

Dowlin k33

Dowling 321c

Downes 321c

Downey 321b

Downin 333

Downing 315,519

Downs 315,1*26,735

Doyle 315, 333,U83, 616, 61*0

DOYLE, FRED C. 2l*7

DOYLE FREDERIC 36O

DO YOU REMEMBER 23l*

Drager 53

Drake 57,58, 229, 1*00, l*02,la0, 1*62

DRAKE, SAMUEL G. 635

Drass 316,736

Draucker 325

Drawbaugh 53,58,623

Dreher 1*1*1*

Dreisbach 356,1*12,1*69,1+70,663

Drennen 173

Dreyer 58,61*0

DR. KALBFUS» BOOK 7

Dromgold 58,352,1*55

Dromgold, Thomas \\$$

DROMGOLD REUNION, HENCH AND h^

Druckenmiller 61*0

Duany 20 8

Dubbs 621

DuBois 325,616

DuBois, Clearfield County 650

Duche 80l*

Dudley 315

Duff 58,316

Duffey 61*1 c

Duffield 51*, 58, 189, 232,616b

Dughi 316,736

Duke 333

Dulabahn 1*1*6

Dull 50, 58, 31*7, 623a, 663

Dum 58

Dumbauld 6l6a

Dumire 1*75

Dun 8

Dunahay 61*0

DUNAWAY, WAYLAND FULLER 262

Dunbar 53,173,1*57,663

Duncan 8, 53, 5U, 58, 329, 333, 359,1*17,1*32,

l*38,l*l*l*,6l5c,621,623,623a,631e,639,

663
Duncan, James 603o
DUNCAN, LOUIS C. 726
DUNCAN, AND HIS SIX SONS, THE STORY OF

THOMAS 1*3"8^
Dundore 80l*
Dungan 61*1 c

11*9

INDEX

Dunkel 58

Dunkelberger 57,58

DUNKELBERGER, GEORGE FRANKLIN 350,356

Dunker Church 157

Dunkle 336

Dunkleberger 53

Dunlap 53,232,321b,32l*,325,338,l*06,

623,639
Dunlop 51*,57,117,1*25,1*51*,621
DUNLOP FAMILIES, HARRIS AND 1*51*
Dunmire 3111,3210,1169
Dunmore's War 330,31*1,631*, 911, 951
Dunn 58, 338,1*12,1*61*, 509,621,61*0
Dunning 639
Dupler 507
DuPont 321b

Duquesne University 851*
Durboraw 623a
Durb crrow 315
Durburaw 337
Durst 6l5c

Dutch Corners, Bedford County k39
Dutch Settlers 802,803
Duttera 623a
Dutterer 1*59
Dyal 1*19
Dyer 325

Dysart 57,58, 315,1*87, 632a
Dysslin 1*71
Eachus 333
Eager 1*85
Eagley 810
Eagon 631f
Eaker 663
Eakin 1*05
Ealy 359,616
Earlenbaugh 311*
Earley 623
Early 329,505
Earnest 338,1*39,616
Earnest, Eve. 1*39
Earnest, Henry (Adam) 1*39
Earns haw 663
Earych 321c
East Donegal Township, Lancaster Co.

183
Eastep 736
Eastep, W.C. 159
Eastman JU02
Easton, Northampton County 192,256

257 '
Eaton 337,632
Ebaugh 6l5c
Eberle 58,519

Eberly 53,57,333,337,1*61,623
Eberman 311*

Ebersole 57, 229, 333,1+28, 613

Ebert 58,1*62

Eberts 50l*

Eby 2,58, 333, U21,632,61jlc,663

Eckard 236,325

Eckbert 58

Eckels 53,337,507,623

Eckenlaub 315

Eckenrode 155

Eckerline 80l*

Eckerman 337

Eckert 232,333,337,1*59,663

Eckfeld 57

Eckhart 333

Ecki 1*1*1*

Eckley 57

Ecklin 1*25

Eckman 232

Ecuyer, Simeon 90l*, 905,908,909

EDDY, HENRY HOWARD 609

Edelblute 57

Edgar 333

Edgin 57

Edie 359, 61 6a

Edlund 325

Edmiston 58

Edmonds on 316

Edmonson 6l5a

Edmunds 1*35

Edwards 58,316, 321c, 325,1*12, 1*19,663

Egan 1*63

Ege 53,329,10*0,515

Ege, Adam 1*1*0

Ege, Bernard 1*1*0

Ege, George Michael 1*1*0

Ege, Jacob 1*1*0

EGE, THOMPSON P. 1*1*0

EGE FAMILY, HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF

THE 1*1*0
Egholtz 623a
Egle 810
EGLE, WILLIAM HENRY 5£,603,60l*,625,

639,65l,652,653,70l*,8lO '
Egolf 6l5a,61*lc
Egypt, Lehigh Co. 607f
Ehrehart 623a
Ehrenfeld 58,663
Ehrenhardt 1*70
Ehret 5l6
Ehrhart 58,337,352

Eichelberger 50,53,1* 26, 5ll*,6l5a, 61a c
Eicher 321c
Eichman 58
Eicholtz 311*

Eighth Pennsylvania 719,912
Eilenberg 1*02

150

INDEX

Eisenbise 58

Eisenhert 316

Eisenman 325

Ekis 1+23

Elcock 623

Elden 333,623a

Elder 58 , 232, 315, 321b, 333, 337, 359, h39
1*68, 616a, 639, 61*0, 663, 810

Elder, John 179

Eldon 236,315

Eley 58

Elias Baker Mansion 310

Elick 507

Eliot 1*21

Elk County 6l,60l*z,650

Ellenberger 57,58

Eller l*l*9a

Ellett 515

Ellinkhusen 663

Elliott 5o,53,5U,58.l89,232,3lU,3l6,
325,329, 333, 337, 3U7, 352,1*06,1*19,1* 30
U38,U73,6l6,623a, 632, 639, 663, 736,809

Elliott, David 181

Elliott, Matthew 912

Ellis 58, 232, 1* 70, 1*76, 61+0,663

ELLIS, CLAVERT N. 3U0

ELLIS, CHARLES C. 253

ELLIS, FRANKLIN 330, 3U5, 663

Ellison 809

Ellsworth 31^,315

Elm 53,W+

Els ton U19

Elway 31J4, 316, 632a

Elwell, 1*19

Elwood 1*02

Ely U05,ia9,507

Emaus, Lehigh Co. 603i

Embick 53

Emerick 58,1*91, 507,663

EMERICK, HARRY E. 20ii

Emery 58

Emfield 315

Emig 2$2,h$$

EMLG, LELIA DROMGOLD k$5

Ertiigh 6l6

Eminger 53,623

Emlet 58

Emmert 1*21,502, 623a

EMMERT, DAVID 255

Emminger 623

Enck 53

Endres 57,1*63

Endsley 321c, 359, 6l5c,6l6a

Ends low 58

Enfield 6l5a,6l6

England 50,32l*,509

Engle 1*21,1+69, 6l5c

Engler 1+69

Engles 1*29

English 663

Engstrom 315

Enloe UUl

ENLOE, THOMAS A. 1*1*1

Enlow 1*1*1

ENLOW-ENLOW-INLOW FAMILY, GENEALOGY

OF THE 1*1*1
Enoch 6l5c,631b
Enslow 663
Ensminger 1*1*2,663
ENSMINGER FAMILY 1*1*2
Enterline 337
Entrekin 632
Entriken 57
Entwisle 321c
Enyeart 58,1*1*6, 61*0, 61*1 c
Enzbrenner 3II4

Ephrata, Lancaster Co. 126,661
Episcopal Church St. James .Perki omen

60 3i
Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Chester Co,

60 3h
Epperson 500
Eppley 53,l4l49b,663
Erb 1*19,1*20,1*1*6,1*90,516,623
Erdly 316
Erdman 1*70
Erford 53,623
Erhard 50l*,5l7
Erhart 32l*,325
Erie, Erie County I4I3
Erie, Victory on Lake 606i
Erie County 1*13, U26, 725, 7UU
Erlenmeyer 356,663
E^lenmyer. C.G. 357,61*6
Ermine 311;
Ernest 639
Ernst 56,623

Ernst Family Massacre 302
Erskine 123
ERSKINE, EBENEZER 171
Ertle 621
Ervien 1*21;
Ervin 58,321c
Erwin 58,333,U06
Escher 519
Esh 58

Eshelman 50,53,58,623
Eshleman 336
ESHlaMAN, H. FRANK 811
Eskridge 1*10
Eslinger 53
Espy 359, 6l6a, 639, 810

151

INDEX

Estep 321c
Esterline 5U0
Esterly 321c
Estle 631b
Estricher 325
Etnier 57,58,61+0

Etter 53,56,333,1*20

Ettinger 632a

Evangelical and Reformed Church 191,

251
Evans 53,57,58, 311+,321c,325,333,337,

338, 356,l421,i423,14i6,5l2,6l5a, 623,632a

6Iilc,663
Evans, John, 605a
EVANS, SAMUEL 3H5
EVANS, WILLIS F.617
lEverett 57
Everhart 623a
Everitt h70
Everts 58
Evinger J496
Ewalt 53
Swing 53,57,58, 31ii,32U,337,i|05,Uli3,

632a, 639, 6i|0
Ewing, John 607n

ewbig, mm: ellen (williams) kh3

EWING, PRESLEX KITTREDGE lji|3

Ewing, William 638

EWING GENEALOGY kk3

Exliiie 14.36

Eyer 58,356,663

Eyler 623a

Eyles 57

Eyster 53,333,623,663

Faber 321c, UU6

Fackler 1|23

Fahnestock 329

Fahrny kh-2

Failor 14i2

Fair 53,57,58, 3lU,10;U,6l5c,736

Faith 321c

Falk 58

Falkner Swamp, Montgomery County 603h

Fallen Timbers, Battle of 916,951

Fallon 56,232

Falstick £l9

FAMILY HISTORY 1*35

Fannett Township, Franklin Co. 335

Farabaugh 321c

Fargo 325

Farleman 58

Farley 663

Farman 1|U5

FARMAN, ELBERT ELI 1^5

Farran 316

Farrand 315

Farrar I49I

Farrell 736

Fast U66

Faupel Ul9

Fauss, Theobald I4.I46

Faust 56,57,58,632

FAUST, ALBERT BERNHARDT 800

Favorite khk

Fawber 316

Fawcett 325

Fay 311*,3l5,J|63,U85,632a,736

Fayette County 107, 330, 331 ,U26,U27,U37
li38,lil43,U76,l492,60Ug,60l4V,667,901

FAYETTE COUNTY, HISTORY OF 330

FAYETTE COUNTY, NELSON'S BIO. DIC-
TIONARY AND HIST. BOOK OF 331

Fear 58

Feather 50,315

Feay 632a

Fechtig 6l6a

Fee 3l6,631f,639

Feehrer 356

Freeman 623

Fegan 57

Fegley 53,232

Fehnel 1+00

Fehr UlO

Feight 615a

Feiser U36

Felix 58

Felker 356

FELL, EDGAR TREMLETT 750

Felly 623a

Feltwell 32l|

Felty 53

Fend 321c

Fender 321c

Fendrick 232

FENDRI^K, VIRGINIA SHANNON 730

Ffeneuil 80U

Finical 58

Fennell 325

Fenstemaker 58

Fenstenmache 1;12

Fenstermacher [4.70,623

Fenton 32U

Fenwick 510

Fergus on 53, 311|, 321c, 32k, 325, 333,
337,1*19, U83,50li,621,810

Ferley, Andrew 631a

Ferree 1|23,80U

Ferrell 321c

Ferry UU6,6l3

Fetter 6l3,632a,639

Fetterhoof 6Ij.O

Fetterolf 57,1*62,663

152

INDEX

Fetters 1+39

Fettinger 632a

Fetzer 505

Fichtner 50,321c,6l6a

Fickel 623

Fickerhoof 1+36

Fickes 58,315,333,1+39

Fidler h90

Field 336,1+1+3

Fielding 325

Fields §7,58

Fider 315

Figard 50

Figart 315, 632a

Fike 58, 359,615c

Filer 316

Filler 50

Filson 337

FINAFROCK, JOHN L. 113,1+80

Finall 32U

Findlay 5U,l+06

Findley 232,311+, 316, 359,1+61+, 632a

FINDLEY, WILLIAM 605e

Fink 53,57, 58, U21,i;ii9c,623a,6iilc

Finkenbinder 58

Finley 8, 51+, 58, 337,1+05,1+32,1+38, 632a

Finley, John 661+

Finley, Samuel 258

Finney 58,333

Finsthwait 325

Firestone $3

FIRST THOUSAND DAYS 5

FIRST REBEL 910

Fiscel 1+19

FIshburn 53,623

Fisher 53,514,57,58,3111,315,316,321c

336, 337, 356,1+00, 1+12, l+l+l+,I+69, 1+87,1+90

1492,1+96,505,509,512,517,613,621,632

6I4O, 61+1 c, 663
FISHER, CHARLES ADAM 3l+9,355,5l7,6l5c

6U6
FISHER-STOMBAUGH FAMILIES khh
Fisher's Summit, Bedford Co. 727
Fishthorn 58
Fisk 1+19
Fiss 356
Fissgus 500
Fitch 1+05,500
Fite 321b
Fitting $3
Fitz, £96
Fitzgerald 58
Fitzharris 321c
Flaggard 1+1+1+
Flamm 6l5c
Flanagan 321b

Flanigan 3ll+

Flasher 57

Fleagle 336

Fleck 57,311+, 315,316,337,1+85,519,

632a, 736
FLECK, RUTH M. 310
Flegal 32l+,325
Fleisher 58,316
Fleming 53,58,173,333,337,338,359,

Ul+9c,50l+, 505, 632, 61ac, 810
Flenner 315
FLENNER, A. RAT 310
Flenniken 1+92,735
Fletcher 53,56,6l5a,6l6,6l6b
Fletcher, Benjamin 605a
Flick 5o,l55,3H+,3l5,3l6,321c,l+00
Flickinger 56, 333, 351,352,1+55, 61 6a,

61+0,663
Flig 021c
Flora 336
Flory 1+00,1+21,1+76
Flo to 50,6l5c
Flower, Benjamin 606c
FLOWER, LENORE EMBICK 213
FLOWER, MILTON EMBICK 213
Floyd 57,58,663
FLOYD, J.L., COMPANY 62
Fluck 1+19, 613, 6l5c
Fluegge 1+66
Fluke 315,316,1+19,1+21
Flurie 58, 61+1 c
Flynn 3l!+,663
FLYNN, JEREMIAH P. 310
Foard 735

Focht 58,352,1+56,663
FOCHT, D.H. 161,163
Fogel, 315,1+69,1+70
Fogelsanger 53,1+20
Fogle 6l5c
Fohl 333
FolljTier 663
Folmer 356
Foltz 56,333,61+0
FOLTZ, M.A. 809
Foor 57,1+19
Foore 57

Foose 58,1+28,1+55
Forbes 115,173,316,333,639
Forbes' Expedition 31+1,903
Forbes Road 707,905
FORBES' ROAD, PARNELL'S KNOB TO BURNT

CABINS 338

FROBES, WRITINGS OF GENERAL JOHN 707

Ford 315,1+38,1+59

Fore 338,61+lc

Foreman 58,333,336,337,1+1+5,623

153

INDEX

FOREMAN, HARRY E. 336,337,338

Foreman, William kk5

FOREMAN-FARMEN-FORMAN GENEALOGY hk5

FORERUNNERS 505 '

Foresman 1;02

FOREST AND THE FORT 90l*,907

Forest County 6l,60l*z , 650

Forfeited Estates 6071, 607n

Forgeus 58,312*

Forhan 623a

Forks of the Delaware 192

Forks of the Ohio 708,710

Forman 1*05,1*25,1*1*5

Formwalt 1*59

Forney 58,3ll*,623a,61*lc,80l*

Forrer 58

Forrest 623a

Forrester 336

Forry 512, 623, 623a

Forsey 229

Forshey 6I4.O

Forsht 315,316

Forster 810

Forsyth 325

Forsythe 58,1*05,1*27

Fort Augusta, Sunbury, 2l*2,603g,9ll*

FORT AUGUSTUS, SCOTLAND, PR, JOHNSON

_AT 709
Fort Bedford, Bedford Co. 121,535,639

700,709,901,903,90l|,905,9lO
Fort Duquesne, Pittsburgh 707,708,902
Fort Granville, Mifflin Co. 639,951
Fort LeBoeuf , Erie County 710
Fort Ligonier, Westmoreland Co. 903,

90ii,905
Fort Loudon 910
FORT LOUDON MONUMENT DEDICATORY

SERVICES 706
Fort Littleton, Fulton Co. 906
Fort McCord, Franklin Co. 705
FORTMcCORD DEDICATORY SERVICES 705
Fort Necessity, Fayette Co. 708,710,

901
Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh 601,903,901*

908,909,911,912,951
Fort Roberdeau, Blair Co. 632,639,729
FORT ROBERDEAU, THE STORY OF 729
Fort Shirley, Huntingdon Co. 632
Fort Venango, Franklin Co. 909
Forward 359,616a
Fosnot 56,58,623
Fosselman 58
Foster 51*,58,106, 329, 338,1*05,1*17,515,

621,631d
Foster, Stephen 106
FOSTER, AMERICA'S TROUBADOUR, STEPHEN

FOSTER cont'd. COLLINS 106

Fought 663

Foulk 515

Foulke 321c, 325,329

Fouracre 57

FORTY-FOUR YEARS OF THE LIFE OF A

HUNTER 3
Fouse 57,58, 31U, 2*21 . UU6, 6I4.O
FOUSE, JOHN GARNER j*l*6
FOUSE, THEOBALD 2*1*6

FOUSE FAMILIES, GENEALOGY OF THE 1*1*6
Foust 56, 321c, 337, 632

Foutz 333

Fowler 57, 325, 336,1*01,1*06, 61*lc

Fowles 58

Fox 2,236,3li*,3l5,321c,l*00,l*21,l*l*l*,
506

Foy 519,61*0

Fraker 57, 316,336, 61*0, 61*1 c

France 57

Francis 1*78

Francis cus 315

Frank 58,321c,l*21,l*l*6,l*85,621

Franke 321c

Franklin 56

Franklin, Benjamin 605d

FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE 251

Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster 712

Franklin College 251

Franklin County 56,101,102,105,110,
113, 161,166, 172, 180, 181,181*, 185, 216,
217,232,2lo,2l*6,25l,259,328,332,338
1*01,1*06,1*12,1*17,1*21,1*30,1*32,1*36,1*38,
l*l*l*,l*5l,l*59,l*6l,l*61*,l*65,U66,l*68,l*75
1*76,1*77,1*80,1*88,1*91,1*92,502,509,
60l*g,60l*y, 612,627, 629, 667, 70l*,705,
706,7l*l*,809,917

FRANKLIN COUNTY, AMERICAN REVOLUTION-
ARY SOLDIERS OF 730

FRANKLIN COUNTY, BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS
OF 56

FRANKLIN COUNTY, HISTORY OF 333

FRANKLIN COUNTY, HISTORICAL SKETCH
OF 332

Franklin Forge, Blair County 1*88

Franks 123

Franks town, Battle of 736

Franks town, Blair County 736

Franks town Path 661*

Franks town Township, Blair Co. 5,6

Frankum 61*0

Frantz 56,333,1*12,1*66,1*68,1*69,1*90,
1*98,502,518,621

Fraser 208, 315

Fraser, John 909

151*

INDEX

Frazer 3H+, 1+^7,1+1+8, 639

Frazer, John 1+1+7

FRAZER, PERSIFOR 1+1+7,1+1+8

FRA.ZER'S DESCENDANTS, PERSIFOR 1+1+7,1+1+8

Frazier 32l+,6l5a

Frazier, John 901

Frederick 321c,l+ 70, 1+90,613

Frederick County, Maryland 1+1+6,1+73
508,^10,722

Fredricksburg, Battle of 917

Freed 53,58,1+71,61+0

Freeman 5?8,31^,U30

Freedman's Hospital 128

Freehafer I4.I4.I4.

Freeman 50l+,5l9

Freley 338

French 1+05

FRENCH, JOHN C. 657

French and Indian Wars 100,121,126,
127,129,179,217,329,330,332,31+1,3146,
350, 356, 361, 362,1+79,1+80, 600, 603,606a,
632,63l+,639,70l+,7l5,719,900,901,

902,903,951
FRENCH INVASION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.

710
French Officers 717
FRENCH REFUGEES AND THEIR "AZILUM", THE

THE STORY OF SOME 220
French Settlers 802, 803
French Soldier, J.C.B. 708
Frenchtown, Bradford County 220
Frendberg 325
Fretchey 58
Fretz 1+90,61+0
FRETZ, A.J. 1+71
Freuler 1+50

Frey 53, 333, 336, 338, 1+1+2, 1+70, 1+90, 623a
FREY, RUBY FRAZIER 901
Frick 56,333
Fried 1+02
Friedline 6l5c
Friedly 316
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Buckingham

603i
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Falls 603i
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Middlet own

603i '
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia

6031 '
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Quakertown

60 3i
Friends, Monthly Meeting, Richland

6031
Friends, Monthly Meeting , Wrightstown

60 3i
Fries 356

Friese 337

Frietchie. Barbara 661

Frisbie 1+1+5

Frisbie, Edward 1+1+5

Frissell 1+23

Frits che 316

Fritz 56,58, 321b,333,6l5c

Fritz, John 322

Froehlich 352

Frommeyer 56

Frohheiser 321b

Frontier Forts 601

FRONTIER FORTS OF PENNSYLVANIA 711+,

715
Frontz 58,61+0,61+lc
FRONTZ, HOWARD C. 3l+0
FROST, JOHN 635
Frew 663
Fry 58,32l+,325,352,l+02,l+l+6,631g,61+lc,

663
Fryberger 1+1+1+
Frye 321c

FRYLING, CHARLES A. 350
Frymire 333
Frysinger 58,61+0,61+lc
FRYSINGER 852
Fuhrman kkh
Fulford 325
Fuller 57,58, l+l+l+,663
Fullerton ^k
Fulmer 1+1+6,623
Fuls 1+00
Fulton 321b, 321c, 325,1+05,1+18,1+75,623,

632a, 61+lc, 810
Fulton County I85,328,l+60,60l+x,6l6,

61+1,71+1+, 906
FULTON, ELEANORE JANE 31+1+
Fultz 57,58,1+00
Funderburg 632a
Funk 56,58, 311+, 333,1+29, 1+1+1+,1+51,1+71,

632a, 663, 736
Funkhouser 505
Funt 1+53
Fuoss 315
Furey 621
Furman 61+0
Furnace 663
FURNACE, FORGE AND FOREST, LIFE AT

THE 1+88
Furry 315,1+19,1+21,613
Furst 1+96
Fusco 316
Fuss 333
Fuss ell 321c
Fyan 50
Fyock 57,321c,l+28,6l3

155

INDEX

Gable 58, 208,1*71

Gaenzle 316

Gaffey 321*

Gaffney 321c

Gageby 321b, 321c

Gahagan 61*0

Gail, Diantha 908

Gailey 208, 315

Gaither 359, 1*63, 616a

Galbreath 639,663

Galbraith 12l*, 316,338,1*1*0,1*1*6, 623

632,663,736,810
Gale 1*58

Gallagher 321c,32l*,325,l*05
Gallaher 663
Galland 315
Gallatin 107

Gallatin, Albert 107,661
GALLATIN, ALBERT 107
Galleher 5ll*
Gallitzin 321a
Gallitzin, Prince 108,109
Gallitzin, Demetrius Augustine 155,

227
GALLITZIN, LIFE AND WORKS OF PRINCE

109
GALLITZIN, PRINCE DEMETRIUS AUGUSTINE

(MTTRI)I08
Galloway 189,321;, 31*8,639,663
Galoway 337
G amber 53,58
Gambert 6l5c
Gamble L* 35, 1|83, 1*96, 632a
Gander 505
Ganger 500
Ganoe 61*0

Gantt 58,35l,352,6Ulc
Garber 58, 236,315,316,1*1*9, U50,5o5,736
GARBER, CLARK M. 1*1*9, J*50
GARBER HISTORY AND GENEALOGY 1*50
GARBER HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL

RECORD 1*1*9
Garden 208
Gardener l*2l*
Gardner 50,53, 57,58, 3l!*,3l5,321c,l*23,

615 c, 616a, 623, 623a, 61*0
Garey 6l6a
Garges 1*71
Gar is 1*00
Garland 53,352
Garlin 58

Garman 50,53,58,3l5,6l6a
Garner 57,58,229,315,1*21,1*56
GARNER, ¥. SCOTT 3lU
Garnet 58
GARRARD, LEWIS H. 217

Garrets on 321c, 623a

Garrett 58, 338,1*71*, 623, 61*0

Garrett County, Md. 3

Garth, Martin 909

Garver,2,53, 57,58, 236,315,316,333,623,

663,736
GARVER, IVAN E. 310
GARVER, RUSSELL B. 237
Garvey 315
Garvin 519
Garwood 631b
Gass 337,663
Gast 621,663,736
Gasteiger y^)
G aster 57
Gaston 1*01
Gatehouse 325

Gates 53,57,l*21,l*63,l*81,61*lc
Gatesman 6l5c
Gatewood 1*38
Gattis 337
Gaul 61*1 c
Gaullagher 329
Gaver 1*1*1*
Gayman 631b
Gearhart 57, 58,321*, 325, 337,1*15,507,

5l2,6l*lc
GEARHART, HEBER G. 350
Geary 321a, 1*63
Geary, John White 605h,605i
Gebhard 53
Geb.iart 53,359
Geddes 329, 51 5, 663,809
Geer 321c .1*1*6
Geesey 3li, 315, 632a
Gefeller 1*61
Gehman 1*07,1*71
Gehr 56
Gehrett 57
Geib 58
Geible 613
Geiger 1*69
Geigley 500
Geiselhart 321c
Geiselman 623a
Geiser 56,333
Geisler 316
Geissinger 58,632
Geist 57,229
Gelbach 623a
Geinett 61*lc
Gelvin 61*1 c
Gelwicks 56,333,337
Gelwix 56
Gemberling 356
Gemmel 663

156

INDEX

Gemmill 200,632

GENEALOGICAL GUIDE, D.A.R. MAGAZINE

733
GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 52
GENEALOGICAL REGISTER 67
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAPS 868
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. SECOND 311
George 56,325,333,31*7,1*68,1*69,1*90
Gephart 613
Gerberling 1*06
Gerbig 56
Gerhard t 321c

Gerhart 232, 356, 1*90, 512,663
Gerlock 58,61*0
GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN, HISTORY OF

151
German Baptist Church 157,195
German Dunkers 157
GERMAN ELEMENT LN THE UNITED STATES

800
GERMAN PIONEERS, PENNSYLVANIA 801
German Settlers 55,163, 800, 801, 802

803,811
GERMAN SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA, SWISS

AND 811

Gerwig 1*59

Gettel 53,623

Getter 58,623

Gettier 623a

Gettis 58

Gettle U20

Gettman 316

Getty 1*75

Gettysburg, Adams County 125,252,260,

917
Gettysburg Battlefield 7l*l
GETTYSBURG THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,

HISTORY OF THE 252
Getz 1*81,500,663
Geyer 53,232,333,336
Gheen 1*27
Gheer 3ll*,3l5
Giacchelli 31 6
Gibb 53
Gibble 623

Gibboney 57, 58, 6l5a, 632a, 61*0, 61*lc
Gibbons 1*2 7,1*7)*, 736
Gibboney 1*66
Gibbs 315,1*1*5
Gibley 58
Gibson 5U,58, 329, 351, 352,1*23,519,623,

639,61*0,663,809
GIBSON, WILLIAM J. 186
Gibson's Powder Exploit 719
Giering 1*70
Giettier 623a

Giffen 1*91, 508

Giff ord 58

Gift 58,337,338

Gigliotti 321c

Gilbert 58,316,336,1*21,1*27,1*70,1*90,

1*92, 512, 623a, 663, 736
GILCHRIST, ANNE M. 302
Giles 315
Gilfilen 58
Gilfillan 639

Gill 57,58,236,315,325,1*71,621
Gillam 3l!*,333
Gillan 56
Gilland 333
Gilleland 61*0
Gillespie 515,623
Gillif ord 58
Gilliland 57,325,623a
Gillin 1*19
Gilmartin 325
Gilmer 115
Gilmor 510
Gilmore 56,58,333
Gils on 58, 311*, 1*1 6
Gils trap 1*1*1*
Gilt 623a
Gingerich 315
Gingery 325
Gingrich 1*20,1*96
Gingrick 58,333,337
Ginter 325
Girardin 80l*
Girdy 663
Girty 352,639
Girty, Simon 307,912
Gish 117
Gist 1*66

Gist, Christopher 129,901,902
Givin 329,623
Givler 53
Gladden l*l*9c,l*91
Gladfelter 53,1*1*1*, 623
Glaifelty 6l5c
Glaser 333
Glasgow 58,316,632
Glass 56,155, 316,321c, 1*78, 507,736
Glassco 57
Glazier 61*1 c
Gleason 325
Gleichert 315
Gleim 53

Glenn 315,325,1*92,621
GLENN, THOMAS ALLEN 1*71*
Glessner 315, 61 5c, 623
Glett 518
Glitsch 321c

157

INDEX

Glock 321b, 632

Gloninger 1+1+2

Glossell 115

Glover 316,509,663

GLOVER, L. PELLMAN 310

Glunt 31U

Gnagey 1+21, 6l5c

Gnadenhutten 951

Gobble 663

Gochenour 1+21,1+61

Gocher 321c

Godard 58

GODCHARLES, FREDERIC A. 61+, 621+

Goehring i4.l4.l4.

Goenner 321c

Goerky 663

Goerner 333

Goff 321c, 325

Gojsovic 321c

Golde 321c

Golden 337

Goldsborough 123,623a

Goldsmith 6l6b

Goetz 316

Gonzales 58

Good 50,53,56,232,315,333,1+12,1+19,1+51,

1|66,507,519, 613,616a, 736
GOOD, D.R. 10

GOOD-HILEMAN FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE 1+51
Goodfellow 321c, 1+21+
Goodhart 53,623,614.0
Gooding 506
Goodman 57,58,1452,1+96
GOODMAN, KENNETH V. 1+52
GOODMAN-GUDMAN-GUTMAN FAMILY HISTORY
~T52

Goodman 58
Goodwin 338
Goodyear 53,623
GOODYEAR, B.R. 33U
Gbodykoontz lj.12
Cookin, Charles 605a
GOOLRICK, JOHN T. 115
Gordon 56, 115, 325, 333,1483,1*92, 510

631g,663
Gordon, Patrick 605a
GORDON, SETH E. 7
GORDON, THOMAS F. 630
Gorgas 53,623
Gorman 325,6l5c
Gorrell 631g
Gorsuch, 236, 316, 6J4IC
Gortner I4I2
Goshorn 57
GOSHORN, ROY ¥. 310
Goss 58,32l4,325,337,6U0,6l4lc

Goss, Sara 112

Gothel 58

Gotts chalk I4OO

Gottshall 53,1; 71

Gottwerth $3

Gotwals 1+71

Goughnour 321a

Goughnour, Peter 322

Gougler 58

Gould 53,325

Gourley 8,663

Grabill 58

Grace 336

GRACE, E.G. 122

Gracey 57

Gradwihl I4.69

Gradwohl I49O

Grady 321c

Graff 58

G^affius 57, 58, 200,311;, 315, U81, 632

Grafius 639

Grafton 632

Graham 53, Sht 58,173, 316, 321b, 321;, 325,

1;35, l;57,l+73,509, 621, 623,632a, 639,

663,735
Gramly 621

GRANQUIST, MABEL G. 5l8
Grant 639

Grant, Charles 910
Grant, William 906
Grassmyer 58
Grater I462
Grattan 325
Gratz 57
Grau 315
Graves 50,333
Gray 58, 311;, 3210,1+66,1475,621,61+0,663,

810
Gray, William 603o
Graybill 229,1+21,663
GRAYBILL, CLAYTON A. 310
Grazier 58, 315, 1+09, 1+85, 6l5a
Greaser 1+21,1+1+6
Greason 53,173,623
Greathead 6l6b,61+lc
Green 53,57,58.232,236,311+,3l6,321b,

321+, 325,1+00, 1+21,1+27,1;1;3,1;67,507,

621, 632a, 61+0, 663, 736
Greena 57,311+
Greenamyer I+69
Greenawald 1+70
Greenawalt 56,810
Greencastle, Franklin County 172,

70l+,705
Greene 58, 315, 316,1+33,1+63, 61+0, 61+1 c
GREENE, EDWARD M. 3^0

158

INDEX

Greene County 6oUz,631
Greenewalt 333

Greenfield Township, Blair Co. 152
Greehoe I4O3

Greenland 57,58,508,736
Greenleaf 58,229,663
Greenlee 509
Greenough 663

Greensburg, Westmoreland County 112
Greenwood 53,58
Greer 3l6,321c,U32
Greery 31k, 315
Gref 507

Gregg 1*06, 621, 808,810
Gregory 58,U02,Ul9,U63,6U0
Greider ^23,623
Greiner lr?6
Gress 359
Grey 337,639
Greybill 53

Grier 5U,57, 333,632a, 663
Griesemer i|70,80l;
G^iest 621,623a
Griffin 1+19

Griffith 58, 208, 321b, 321c, 325, h39
kh9c,hlk

Griffith, Cidney 305

Griffiths 1|69

Grim 6I4IC

Grxmes UUU

Grimison 58,6^0

Grimley J462

Grimm 53, 663, 8OI4

Grimshaw 31 6

GRIMSHAW, FRED G. 310

Grimsley 505

Grindstone Hill, Franklin County l6l

Gring 58,6i|lc

Grinnell I4O7

Grissinger 53,57

Griswold U50

GRIST MILLS OF LURGAN TOWNSHIP 33k

Groce I4OI

Groff 325,U90,6l5c,663,80U

Groft U71

Gr0gan lj.20

Gr0miller 315, 31 6=

Groninger 58,6ijO,663

Grosh, 56,58,663

Gross 57, 1|23, l469,671,lr?0, 810

Grossman 316,337

Grounds, 2,236,736
t Group 623a

Grove 56,57,58,200,232,325,329,333,
337 ,hl2,k21,kk2,kk6,k66,kQ7 ,k9Q,5o5,
507, 621,623, 623a,6UO, 663,632a

Grove, Michael 903
Grove, Peter 903
Grubb 58,232,U21,61|0,663
Grube 58
GAiber 321c, 1+21

Gruver 316,33 7, U00,l;90

Grymes 337

Gudman U52

Gudyhunst 663

GUIDE TO THE HISTORICAL MARKERS OF

PEiWSYLVANIA 659
Guiley I4I46

Guilford Township, Franklin Co. 161
Guillard 6I4IC
Guinzburg 325
Guise lj-53

GUISE FAMILY TREE, THE NICHOLAS h53
Gumbert 58,6l5c
Gump 50,6l6,6Ulc
Gundy 663
Gunther H59
Gurd 315
Gurley 61 5c
Gushard 58
Gushert 337
Guss 6Ulc,663
Gustine 5&,329,U38
Guswiler 623
GUTELIUS, C. WARREN 350
Guthe U5l

Guthrey, John 631a
Guthrie 337
Gutman U52

Gutshaii 53,57, 58, 1i55,61iO, 663

Guyasuta, Chief 909

Guyer 31k, 316,336, 337, 6l3,6l;0

Gwin 3lU,632,736

Gwinn 632a

Haag 325,512

Haagen 315

Haas Ii69,l470,5l6,663

Habel 6l5c

Haberacker 315, 632a

Haberstroh 736

Habgood I4I46

Hackendorn 663

Hackert 337

Hackett 663

Hackman 57,U69

Hade 333,336

Haderman 6l3,6l5c,6l6

Hadley I4I9

Hads 321b

Hafer 56

Haffly 58,315

Hagberg I4I9

159

INDEX

Hager 321c, 337

Hagerman 333

Hagerty 53,315, 325,501;

Hagey 315,U21

Haggerty 57

Hahn 3l5,UOO,l;68,l;83

Hahne 325

Haight 321b

Hailman 623

Hain 58,507

Haines 57,58,3lU,l|23,U27

Hainley 736

HAINS, H.H. 352

Hain' s Reformed Church 190

Hair, 2,58,236,315,316,1+28

Haiston 338

Halbert 53

Halbrock 6l5c

Haldeman 53,1|02

Hale 621,663

Hale, Abigail Martha 909

Half erty Ul9

Halfpenny 311;, 325, 632a, 663

Halket, Peter 902

Hall 50, 57,58, 315, 316, 321c, 321;. 359,
1;10,1;12,1;23,1;27,1U;1,1;1;6,1;66,1;77,U85,
505, 613, 616, 621, 632a, 61*0, 663, 736

HALL, EDWARD HAGAMAN 721

HALL, WILLIAM HEALEY 101

HALL, WILLIAM M. 307

Haller 3l5,UlO,736

Hailman 1|62,1;90

HaLm 511

Halton 3lU,3l5

Hamaker 58

Hambleton 53

Hambright l;2l;,663

Hamer 58,200,6l6a

Hamil 6l;lc

Hamilton 8, 53, 5U,57, 58, 117, 123,208
232, 236, 311;, 315, 316, 321b, 329, 333,
337,l;06,l;12,l;25,l;32,l;l;9a,ia;9b,l;70,l;75,
1+92, 509, 623a, 639, 663,809, 810

Hamilton, Alexander 916

Hamilton, Andrew 605a

Hamilton, James 605b,605c

HAMILTON, SAMJEL A. 31*0

Hamilton Township, Franklin Co. 337

Hamlin 311;, 663

Hamm i4.i4.61

Hamman 5H

Hammel 31 6

Hammer 50,512

Harnett 333

Hammond 58,311;, 315, 3 33,1; 21;, l;5l,U58

Hamor 58,208,3ll;,3l5

Hampton 3$9

Hamtramck 510

Hanawalt 61;0,663

Hance 623

Han cuff 315

HAND, ALFRED 69

Handel l*l*9b

Handwork 31 6

HANES, B.E. 1;37

Haney 57,321;

Hankey 623a

HankLns 1*25

Hanks 631b,61;lc

Hanlin $3

Hanna 32l;,329,l;l8,l;2l;,l;96,809

HANNA, CHARLES A. 661;

Hanna, Robert 912

Hannan 321c

Hanna' s Graveyard, Cumberland Co. 171;

Hannastown, Westmoreland Co. 719,912

Hannegan U38

H annum 31 6

Hansen I463

Hanson 736

Hanzig 58/

Harah 6l6z

Harbaugh 51;, 56, 232

HARRAUGH, LINN 331;, 809

Harber 325

Harchelroad 333

Harcy 663

Harder 325

Harding 338,352,663

Hardranft, John Frederick 605i

Hardy 338,663

Hare 58, 3l!;,3l5,632, 639,736

Hare, Captain 900

Harelerode I436

Harencame 58

Harencane 61;0

Hargleroad 623

Harker 1*12

Harlan 507,61;0

Harley 58,U62

Harloff 621

Harman 53, 58, 623, 6I4O

Harmon 337, k!9

Harmony 333

HARMED, MIRIAM KERN 731

Harnes 58

Harnish 57, 58, 200,311;, 315, 333,Ul2,

1;57,1;63,1;85, 519, 623a
Harold 621

Harper 57,58, 325,U2l;,l;9l,621,61;0
HARPER'S FERRY, CAPTAIN JOHN BROWN AND

101*

160

INDEX

Harper's Ferry, W. Va. 917

Harps t 53

Harps ter 57,315

Harrier 1*36

Harris 53,57,58, 232,321c, 325,333,338,

i;02,i|2U,i|21,i|23,U5U,li70,U77, 616,621,

632,639, 61;0,61|lc,663,735
HARRIS, ALEX $9
Harris, John 903
HARRIS AND DUNLOP FAMILIES h9x
Harris burg, Dauphin Co. 867
Harrison 50,56,67,232,325,337,1*05,

1*32,663
Harrison, Elizabeth U60
Harris' Ferry 902
HARRITT, RALPH J. 310
Harrod 631e

Harrod, William 631a

Harry 616

Harsh 512

Harshbarger 3l6,6l;0,663

Harshberger 58,321c,l±63

Hart 200,232, 3lU,3l5,352,i;21,Uiai,i|69,

632
Harter 58,356
Hartford 337
Hartfrauft 663

Hartley 50,58,329,U96,6l5a,6l6,663
Hartley, Thomas 603j, 606c
Hartline 1*81
Hartman 53, 56, 57, 58, 229, 311;, 315,316,

333,337,359,lil2,i421,U90,U98, 507,623a,

632a, 663
HARTMAN, JESSE L. 855
Hartman, John \\$%
HARTMAN, MELVIN GUT 191,229
Hartman, Regina 127
Hartshorn 32l|,325,5ol|
Hartsville, Bucks County 6031
Hartswick 325
Hartup k$0
Hartz 53,56,1*19
Hartzel 1*29, 1*69, 623a
Hartzell 56,58, 333, 1*90, 632a
Harvey 58,736
Hashinger 333
Haskell 623
Hass 356
Hassenplug 663
Hassinger 321c, 663
Hassler 56,232,333,337,1*23
HASSLER, EDGAR W. 719
Hasson 321c, 621
Hasting 338
Hastings 321a, 621
Hastings, Daniel Hartman 605k

Hatch 316,^05

Hatfield 57,58,li71,U85,631g

Hathaway l;25,631g

Houck 53,126,623

Hauger 6l5c

HauLman 333

Haupt 1*00

Hausburg $9

Hause 232

Hauser U70

Hausser 208

Haver 63le

Havertick 56, 1*1*1*, 1*66, 623

Hawbecker 56,333

Hawes 1*19, 6l5c

Hawk 56,333

Hawkes worth 519

Hawkins 57, 507, 631b

Hawks worth 3l!*,632a

Hawn 57

Haws J4.63

Hay 50,321c,325,337,359,U06,U85/

Ii96, 615 c, 616a, 623a, 810
Haycock Township, Bucks Co. 1*00
Hayden 6l5a

HAYDEN, HORACE EDWIN 69
Hayes 56, 58, 1*19,1*69, 621, 61*0,663
HAYES, WARREN H. 310
Haynes 321c, 1*1*5
Hays 53,57,232, 329, 132,1*38,378,

5l5,623,632a,61ilc,736,808,8lO
HAYS, HARRY P. 310
Hazard 1*23

HAZARD, SAMUEL 601,602
Hazel 621

Hazen, Moses 603k, 606c
Hazenstab 315
Hazlett 58,333,512,61*0
Heacock 1*71*
Heading 58,663
Headings 6I4.O
Headins 58
Headley U23
Headrick 321c

HEADS OF FAMILIES (MP. 1790) 61+7
HEADS OF FAMILIES (PA. 1790 ) 620
HEADS OF FAMILIES. (VIRGINIA) 666
Heagy 623
Hearns 311*
Heaston 505
Heath 336
He at on 58,631e
Heber 58
Heberlig 623
Heberling 53,325
Hebron 509

161

INDEX

Heck 56,57,623

Heckendorn 356

Hecker 53

Heckerman 6l5a

Heckler U62

Heckman 56,337,359,1*21

Heckwelder 639

Hedderick hSb

Heddrick 1^56

Hedenberg )|)|)|

Hedgepoth 507

Hedrick U56,l|69

Heebner U62

Resfner 333

Heess 3lU,632a

Heestand 1|66

Heeter,58,336,632

Heffelfinger U69

HEFFELFINGER lj.69, BETJLAH 667

Heff elman 53

Hef fens tine 663

Heffelfinger 623

Heff ley 58,6l5c,616a

Heffner 57,58,i|It6,632,6l|0

Hef right 632

Hegarty 325

Hege 56,336

Hegerty 315

Hegie 6I4.O

Hehn 507

Heickert 502

Heidel 57

Heidenrick U56

Heidrick i+56

Heiges 623a

Heilman l;12,U5l,U69

Heim i;55,U63,663

Heimbaugh \\kb

Heims 31I4.

Heine 57

Heinen U71

Heinsling 3lU,3l5

Heintzelman 356

Heinze 321c

Heiser 53

Heisey 56

Heishley 58

HETTMAN, FRANCIS B, 717,721;

Heitz elman 333

Helfenstein, Jacob 259

Helfrich 53

Helfrick 6U0

Heller 53,58,3l6,l|00,ltfO

Hellyer 57

Helm 50

HELLMAN, FRANCES STRONG 3^2,66?

Helper 325

Helsel 316,325

Heltzel 623a

Heminger 6l5c

Hemminger 53,329,6l5c,623

Hemphill 53,736

Hench 58,352,ii23,U55,663

Hench, Johannes j;55

HENCH AND DR0MG0LD REUNION U55

Henderson 8, 53,58, 173, 315, 321c, 325,

337,3U7,la6,U23,l432,U77,50l+,5l2,

621,623,632,6^0,663
Hendrick 663
Hendricks 53,3l6,337,Ulr5,1^9b,U62,

U90
Hendricks, William 603o,720
Hendricks on 6l5c
Henkel UUO,505
Henkell 333
Henkels 58,1+62
Hennaman 316
Henneberger 56
Henneman 736
Henney Ui6
Henninger 333, U70
Henry 53,58,123,229,315,316,325,329,

337,i|ii9c,ii75,50li,613,6l5a,6l6,632,

61;0,6l4lc
Hensal 325
Hensel 623
Henshey 3lU
Hentz 615c
Hepburn 32li,325,663
Hepp hhh
Herbein 80ii
Herbert 315,519
Herbster I4.63
Herley 1±35

Herman 53,58,329,333,356,663
Hermon 58,623
Herncane 58
Herndon 115
Herr 1*85, 623,632a
Herring 329
Herrington 61;0,809
Herritt 57
Herrmann 1|26
HERROLD, DEWEY S. 350
Herron 5*1,236, 325, 336, 1*33,808
Hersh lr?0,623a
Hershberger 229,315, 321c, 1|21,1|66,

505,507,6l5a,61;lc
Hershey 356
Hershman 623
Hershy 61;lc
Hersperger 316

162

INDEX

Hertlein 325

Hertsler 623

Hertzler 53,58,6UO

Hertzog 155

Heslop 321c

Hess 56,57,58, 229, 3l5,3l6,32U,325,

333,^00, U56,U66,l469,ii90,6l6b,623

639,61+0
HESS, ABRAM U3U
Hesser 208
Hesson 623a
Heston 58

Hetrich U56

Hetrick 58,3l5,321c,U56,U66,6l3,6l6,

6Ulc,663
HETRICK, MARTHA LOUISE U56
HETRICK FAMILY U56
HEVENOR COMPANY, CHARLES D. 862
Heverly 315
He-wit 736
Hewitt 3lU,UU9c,U63,U87,632,632a

Hewlings 6Ulc

Heyd 53,623

Heyer 359

Heyser 56

Hibner 325

Hickes 58

Hickey 632a

Hickman 325,631d,663

Hickok 615a

HICKOK, CHARLES N. 209

Hicks 57,58, 31U, 315, 316, 639

HICKS, WILLIAM L. 310

HIDDEN CHILDREN, THE 913

Hiddleston 639

Hiestand 58,H21

Heister 56,1)78

Hiester, Joseph 60 5e

Heiter 507

Higbee 232

Higgins 229, 321b, 325

High i|62,U67,U71,500,50U

Highland 56

Highlands 53,623

Higson 321c

Hilbert 316

Hilbish 58,517,621

Hildebrand khh

Hildebrandt 53,336

Hildreth H35

Hile 325, 50l4 ^ , .

Hileman 58,3lH,3l5,3l6,325,U5l,632a

HLLEMAN FAMILY. HISTORY Q? THE G00D-

U51
Hill 333,337, 338,Ul8,ii30,Ul4l,U69,U90,

6l5a,6l6,623a,631e,663

Hillegas 5l2,61+lc,80l|

Hillegass 6l5c

Hiller 3lU,3l5,3l6,325,631d

Hilliard 325

Hillier 57

Hilling 325

Hillis 315

Hiltebeidel U62

Hilton 53

Hilyard 507

Himes 53,58,236,623a

Himmelreich 663

Hindman 337, U63

Hinds U10

Hinebaugh 6Ulc

Hines 321c

Hiney 58

Hingee 336

HINKE, WILLIAM JOHN 19U,801

Hinkle U70,6Ulc

Hinman 20 8

Hinsey 337

Hinton 621

Hipp ens teel 53,U08

Hippie 53,58,1*55,621

Hirshland 6l|0

Hirst U15

Hirt 315

Hiser 5lU

Hiskey U70

Hissong 6l5a

HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL, NOTES

AND QUERIES 652 "
Historical Association of Cumberland

County 327 T„0

HISTORICAL REGISTER, NOTES AND QUERIES

651
HISTORICAL REGISTER AND DICTIONARY OF

THE UNITED STATES ARMY 737
HISTORICAL REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS

OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY 717
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA 217
TTTSTORY AND RHYMES OF THE LOST

BATTALION 75l
HISTORY OF THE IRON DIVISION 7U8
HISTORY OF THE SEVENTH DIVISION 750
HISTORY OF THE YANKEE DIVISION 7U9
HISTORY oFTHE U9TH RfrflBffiNT,
— pMNSYLVANJLAJfpLUJjTEER INFANTRY 7U3
HISTORY OF THE 77TH JtEGIMENT ,
""PKNNS^LVANlOOLTOTEER" INFANTRY 7UU
UT.gTYfflY OF THE 8UTH REGIMENT,

pgwSYT.VANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 7U1
HISTORY OF THE 111TH INFANTRY 752
HTSTORY OF THE 12grHREGDM^ ,

~~PFiwSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 7U3

163

INDEX

Hite 50, 316, 321b, 359,1+21,1+23,1+66,505,

61+1 c
Hitechew 6l5c
Hixon 6l5a

Hoagmire 1+63

HOBAN, CHARLES F. 610

Hobart 123

Hoblitzell 6l5c,6l6a

Hobs on i;59

Hoch 56,232,1+08,1+12,1+67,1+69

Hochstine 321c

Hockenberry 336

Hockey £8

Hockman U71

Hodge 321b, U7U

HODGES, MARGARET ROBERTS 722

Hodgkins I4.38

Hoeflich 56,333

Hoelle 31U

HOenstine 316,736

HOENSTINE, FLOYD B. 712

HOENSTINE, FLOYD G. 158,221,230,310,

1+88, 638, 73U, 736,866
HOENSTINE, ROBERT S. 218
Hoerle 321c
Hoerner 56,623
HOERNER, WILLIAM STENGER 809
Hofecker 321c
Hoff 61+1 c
Hoffa 1+1+6,663
Hoffeditz 232
Hoffer 53
Hoffman 57,58, 321c, 1+00,1+21,1+63,1+66,

1+68, 1+90, 1+98, 507, 512,518, 623a, 61+0, 663
Hoffmaster 57
Hoffmire 1+19
Hofius 616, 632a
Hofman UUU
Hoge 1+57, 631b, 810
HOGE OR HOGG OF TUSCARORA VALLEY,

DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT 1+57
Hogg 1+57,515,639,663
Hogue 3lU,509
Hohiaan 321c
Hoke 56,232,632a
Holbert 359
Holby 333,337
Holden 325,337
Holden, Christopher 909
Holderbaum 50,359,6l5c
Holland 58,333,U85
Hollars 337
Hollen 1+18
Hollenshead 333
Holler 623,6Ulc
Holliday 221, 232 , 31k, 333, 33$, 316, 3U8

Holliday con'td. l+87,632a,639
Holliday, Adam 221
Holliday Burial Grounds 221
Hollidaysburg, Blair County 119,120,

128, 158, 221, 222, 1+72, 736,7I;1,850, 851,

855,856,866
HOLLID AYS BURG, SOME HISTORICAL HOMES

OF 221
HOLLIDAYSBURG CENTENNIAL 222
Hollidaysburg, Draft Board 736
Hollinger 56,57,623
Hollingshead 61+1 c
H0LLING3HEAD, HELEN TAYLOR 23l+
Hollis 61+0
Hollister \\k$
Hollyday U58
HOLLYDAY, HENRY 1+58
HOLLYDAY, FAMILY, EARLY HISTORY OF THE

1+58
Holman 58,512,663
Holmes 58,336,1+02,515,621
Holsinger 229, 1|21, 1+28,1+76,613
HOLSINGER, H.R. 195
Holsopple 6l5 c
Holt 58,325,3li6,3U8,621
Hoi trey l+li9c
Holtz 58,623a
Holtzworth 623a
Hombach 58
Hombaker hkk
Home 1+21
Homer 3lU
Honan 321c
Honnell 631e
HONOR LIST OF DEAD AND MISSING, STATE

OF PENNSYLVANIA. 753
Honsberger 1+71
Hood 1+66
Hoofnogle 61+0
Hook 631f
Hook, James 631a
Hooke 663
Hooker 31 6
Hooley 58
Ho oman 58
Hoon $3
Hooper 31k
Hoopes 58,1+27
Hootman 1+1+9 c
Hoover 53,56,57,58,110,l55,3lli,3l5,

3l6,321c,32l+,325,333,U08,U21,l+l+6,

l+6l,l+82,l+85,U90,5o5,5l2,6l3,6l5c,

623, 632a, 61+0, 663
HOOVER, HARRY M. 1+61
HOOVER, JAMES M. , IN MEMORIAM 110
HOOVER, MARY D. 110

161+

INDEX

Hope 333,1*23,663

Hopewell Township, Cumberland Co. 171*
Hoppel 1|1|6
Hopple 58
Horn 336,l*l*9c,507
Horn, Faith 903
Hornbaker hhh
Hornberger k%9

HORNBERGER AND TINGLING GENEALOGICAL
INFORMATION REGARDING THE FAMILIES

U59
Hornbraker 232
HOrne 321c, 6l5a
Horner 50, 53, 321a, 321c, 1*21, 6l5c, 623a,

808
Hornetter 512
Hornick 321c

Horning 58,325,1*26,U62,U63
Horrell 58
Horrigan 6Ip.c

Horse Valley, Franklin Co, 335
Horst 56, 1*61, 1+76,62 3
Horting 58

Horton 57,58,325,1*60,61+0
Horton, Nathaniel 1+60
HORTON, R.G. 105
HORTON, RICHARD 1+60
HORTON GENEALOGY AND HISTORY 1+60
Hosack 509
Hosfeld, 53, 56
Hosford 1+19
Hosier 53,325,337
Hosterman 356,663
Hostetler 6l5c
Hos tetter 53,56,58,6l5c
Hostler 31^,316
Hottenstein 58,1+67,663
Houck 57,58, 321c,337,l+12,l+2l+,l+26,l+63
Hough 58
Houghton 58
Houlston 1+71+
Houman 621
Houp 1+98
Houpt 1+02

Householder 58,1+1+6
Houser 53 , 333 , 337,1*21, 621, 632a, 639
Housewerth 663
Houst 325

Houston 53,1*61+, 623, 663, 809
Housum 316,337
Houtz 632
Hovis , I4UU
Howanstine 58

Howard l+23,te,l*7l*,623a,61+lc
HOWARD, DONALD J. 310,315
HOWARD, JOHN T. 106

Howe 325

Howell 58, 1*1*9 c

Hower 57,58,359, 61*0,663

Howry 32l+,l+66

Hoy 53,621

Hoyer 3H*,3l5

Hoyt 325

Hoyt, Henry Martyn 605i

Hubbard 321c

Huber 56,155,333,1*61,^70,1*90

Huber, Hans I4.6I

HUBER-HOOVER FAMILY HISTORY 1+61

Hubley 1+96, 80l+ ~}

Hubley, Adam 603k

Huddle U66

Hudson 58, 236, 321a, 1|63, 663

Huebner 321c

Huelings 80l+

Huey 58,1*05

Huff 311*,61|lc

HUFF, ROBERT E. 238

Huffman 50, 57,1*21, 505

Hughes 53, 58, 208, 311*, 315, 316, 321c,

325,337,1*38, 507,5l2,6l5a,6l6,631d,

631f,61|0,736
HUGHES, D.L. Ill;
HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA, MEMORIALS OF THE

80l+
Hugus 359,6l6a
Hulick 623a
Huling 58,351,639,663
Hulings 31*7,639
Hull 3l6,321c,333,l*23,623
Hulligan 50l*
Hullihen 325
Humbert 50
Huine l+l+l+,l+92
Humelsine 337
Humes 311*, 315, 621, 632a
Hummel 53, 57, 321c, 356, 1+12, 1+1+1+,1*69,

1*90,507,663
Humphrey 58, 1+1+9 c
Humphreys 325
Humrich 53,623
HOMRICH, C.P. 331*
HUNGERFORD, AUSTIN N. 663
Hungery 337
Hunsberger 1+71
Hunsecker, 333, 337
Hunsicker 1+62
HUNSICKER, HENRY A. 1+62
HUNSICKER FAMILY, GENEALOGICAL HISTORY

OF THE 1+62
Hunt 50,58,67,1*63,1*71*
Hunter 58,311*,32h,325,333,337,338,

1+23,1+38,1+1+1,1*87,61+0,663

165

INDEX

HUNTER, WILLIAM A. 711
Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana

Turnpike 866
HUNTINGDON, HISTORICAL 223
Huntingdon, Huntingdon County 116,

123,12l|,223,253,25l4,255
HUNTINGDON AND BLAIR COUNTIES, HISTORY

of 632
HUNTINGDON COUNTIES, POMEROY'S ATLAS

OF BLAIR AND 858
Huntingdon County 2,8,57,58,1114,116

123,1214,150,153,165,182,186,187,223,

23li,253, 2514,255,328, 339, 310,1406,1407,

k09,hl5,kn,h2l,h29,k32,k35,hkk,kk(>>
l45l,U52,l457,l460,U63,U66,l485,l487,l492,

1498,508, 509, 60Uv,60l4y, 626,632, 639,

6l40,6la,658,7U2,7l43,7Ul4,858,870,955
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, A DIVISION

OF THE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS OF 339
Hunsberger I462
Huntley 321c
Huntsman I428
Hupp 1466,631b
Hurd 315,325
Hurlbut 663
Hurley 336
Hursh 623
Hurst 53,316,623
Husband 111, 6l5c, 616a
HUSBAND, HERMAN 111
Huston 53, 57, 232, 337, 338,14214, 515,

6l5c,623,632,663
Hutcheson 663
Hutchins I4I45
Hutchinson 1485,639
Hutchison 3H4, 325,1*90,61^0,809
Hutson 639

Hutton 56,325,333,623
Huyett 58,1463,1487,632
Huyette 200,lt63,l485
HUYETTS AND THEIR KIN U63
Hyatt 663
Hyde I436
Hykes U23
Hylans 338
Hyskell 632
Hyssong 232

Ickes 315 ,hl7,l496, 507, 615c, 632a, 663
Ickes, Harold L. 5
ICKES, HAROLD LECLAIR 5,6
Ickes, Nicholas U55
Ifert 325
Igo 315
Igou I48I
Ike 31l4
Her 507

Ilgenfritz 53

Illick I;69

Illig I469

Imbody 1*21

Imbrie I46I4

MBRIE, ADDISON MURRAY I46I4

IMBRIE, BOYD VINCENT I46I4

Imbrie, James I16I4

IMBRIE FAMILY OF WESTERN FENNA.

GENEALOGY OF THE I46I4
Imhof 325

Imler 50, 1421,1439,613
Lmmel 333,1*26
Impson 325

IN THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS 955
Inch I496

INDEX TO NOTES AND QUERIES 653
Indian Captivities 1|39,635
INDIAN EVE AND HER DESCENDANTS U39
Indian Forts 7lU,7l5
Indian Nations 126
Indian Paths 633
INDIAN STEPS, STORY OF THE 323
INDIAN STEPS AND MOUNTAIN STORIES 6I48
Indian Tradars 66I4
Indian T nails 66I4
Indian Tribes 100,126
Indian Wars 63k,635
INDIAN WARS AND CAPTIVITIES, PICTORIAL

HISTORY OF 635
INDIAN WARS OF PENNSYLVANIA 63I4
Indiana County 1^0,188, 3Ul, 3U2,3U3,

3l49,l4l7,Ul8,l428,l430,to,U5l,U75,5l3,

60143,637,667
INDIANA COUNTY, BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF

HISTORY OF 3l42

INDIANA COUNTY, EARLY WILLS AND
AND ADMINISTRATIONS OF 3U9

INDIANA COUNTY, HER PEOPLE, PAST AND
PRESENT 3U3

INDIANA COUNTY, HISTORY 0? 3I4I

Indiana Theological Seminary HI4

Ingard 50

Ingold I4I46

Ingraham 6 311

Ingram 58, 1463,148 3 £ kO

Ingwers 58

Inlow I4I4I

Innes I4O2

Innis 58,639,663

Inskeep U78

Iobst k70

IOWA, LIST OF EX-SOLDIERS, SAILORS
AND MARINES LIVING IN 739

Ireland 325,507

Irish Settlement 80 8

166

INDEX

Iron Division 1

IRON DIVISION, THE.7U8

Iron Industry 637

Iron Manufacture 636

IRON WORKS , HISTORY OF BLAIR COUNTY

317
IRON WORKS, OLD 335
Ironcutter 356

Iroquoians of the Susquehanna 661;
Iroquois Confederacy 9 13
Irvin 58,315,316,352,1;G6,61;0
Irvine 56,232,3l5,l;17,l;38,l;96,6l5a,

623,663
Irwin 53, 57,58. 232.311;,3l5,32l;.325,

337,U06,U21,U32,U38,U5l,ii75,U77,U8l,

U83,621, 632a, 6Ulc, 663, 735
IRWIN, J.C. 2i|2
Isenberg 57,58,31l4,3l5,10;6,l;87,l;98

632a, 6U0
Isett 57,58, 3lU, 632, 632a, 6UO
Itell 321c, 359
Itinger 57
Ives 56,333
Ivory 316

Jack 337,338,621,639
Jack, Captain 662,900,902,906
JACK, COL. PATRICK 335
Jackman 58
Jackson 53,57,58, 3lU,321b,325,U23

!;32,1^6,l|6U,li90,h92,l493,631g,632

639,61+0,61|lc,663
Jacobs 53,56,57,58, 3l5,U02,i;21,l|23

H38,l;55,5l2,623,632a,639,61|0,663
Jacobs, Capt. 902,903
JACOBS, HARRY A. 222,310,853
Jacobson 325

Jacoby 53, 321c,l;02,l;70,l;90,l;92
James 321c, 338,l;33,l;90,623,61;lc, 663
JAMES, ALFRED PROCTOR 707
Jameson 623a
Jamey 338

Jamison 53, 1;19,1;32, 509,613, 616,639
Janesville, Wisconsin 128
Jans en 1|69
Jarman klh
Jarrett 338,1;70,621
Jeck I4.66
Jefferies U27

Jefferson College, Canonsburg 111;, 263
Jefferson County 5l,U56,650
Jeffery 6l5c,61;lc
Jeffrey 337

JEFFRIES, CYRJS 303, 301;, 900
Jen]<ins 57, 58, 1|7U,510, 616,663
Jenks 31I4
Jenney 123

Jennings 631g

Jens on iiUh

Jessup i;50,500

Jewell 509

Jewett 316, U75

JEWETT, JULIA A. 1;75

Jiles 338

John 56,336,^27,512

JOHN, LEWIS F. 112

Johns 56, 321a, 333, 507, 6l5c, 623a

Johnson 57,58, 229, 232, 316, 321b. 325,
337,ii02,ii05,Ul9,li21,ii27,li33,Ul*U,Uii6,
i|62,i;69,ii70.U90, U92,505,507, 509,
615 c, 631b, 6U0,61ilc, 663

Johnson, William 129,911

Johnston 53,514,56,58,200,232,315,316,
321c,325,333,3li7,U06.1a0,la2,U21,
U27,li33,U38,U51i,U61;,J465,lr75,li90,505,
632, 632a, 639, 61|0,6Ulc, 663, 736

JOHNSTON, A.R. 1;65

JOHNSTON, HARRY L. 310

Johnston, William Freame 605g

Johnstown, Cambria County 112,120,
22li, 225,322, 851,855,866

JOHNSTOWN, THE STORY OF 221;

JOHNSTOWN CENTENNIAL~g~37

Johnstown Flood 219, 221;, 225, 321, 322,
859

JOHNSTOWN FLOOD, THROUGH THE 225

Johnstown, New York 911

Johnstown Tribune 322

Jones 50, 53,56,57,58, 123,121;, 3l!n 315, 316,
321b,321c,325,333,337,338.3l;6,I;00,3l;8
l;02,l;17,l;21,l;35,l;l;r,l;U3,Ui;9b
l;58,l;62,l;63,l;69,l;7k,l;90,l;96,505,506,
512, 515, 631f, 632a, 639, 6Ulc,663, 736

Jones, Joel 259

Jones, John Paul 115

JONES' JUNIATA VALLEY 639

JONES, U.J. 639

Jordan 321;, 337, 338,1; 70, 61;0.6lAc

JORDAN, JOHN W. 61, 65,69, 6U0

Jordon ll5,U23,6l6

Joseph 61;0

Joy 61 5c

Joyce 663

Jubelirer 316

JUDAS TREE 908

Judy 321b, 6l5c

Juniata Canal 851-856

JUNIATA CANAL AND OLD PORTAGE RAILROAD

~~ 6^3

JUNIATA COLLEGE 253

Juniata College, Huntingdon 151,253,

25U,255
JUNIATA COLLEGE, ALUMNI RECORD OF 25U

167

INDEX

JUNIATA COLLEGE, REMINISCENCES OF 255
Juniata County 58, 186,187, 328, kSk,

1+55,1*57,1+65,1+70, 509,60l+x,626, 639

61+0, 61+1, 663, 7l|2, 860, 861
JUNIATA AND MIFFLIN COUNTIES .ATLAS OF

PERRY 861
JUNIATA COUNTY, ILLUSTRATED ATLAS 860
Juniata Valley 58, l+ll+,638, 61+1,66 3

7l!+,7l5,865, 900,951
JUNIATA VALLEY AND ITS PEOPLE, HIS TORY

OF 61+0
JUNIATA VALLEY, COM.BIO.ENCY. OF 58
JUNIATA VALLEY, HISTORY OF THE 61+1
JUNIATA VALLEYS, HISTORY OF THE

SUSQUEHANNA AND 663
JUNIATA VALLEY, MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY

SETTLERS OF THE 6 IB
Junkin 51i, 58, 189, 1;06,663
Junkins 632a
Jury 325
Justice 1+17
Kable It55
Kaelin 333
Kaga 1+66

Kagarise 57,315,736
Kagey 1+66, 505
Kagi 1+66
Kagy 1+66
KAGY FAMILY 1+65
Kahler 58

KALBFUS, JOSEPH H. 7
Kanagy 58
Kane 155, 321b, 337
Kann 1+20
Kanode 1+66
Kanowel 663
Kantner 208,6l5c,736
Kantz 32U
Kapp 53

KAPP, RUTH INEZ 210
Karl 321c
Karn ij.76

Karns 316,613,6l+lc
KARNS, C.¥. 613
Karper 56,337
Karr 1+19

KARSTETTER, ALBERT D. 657
Kase 61+1 c
Kaseman 58
Kasson 1+19
Kast 623
Kasten 325
Kauf fman 56, 58, 236, 315, 321c, 333,U66,

i+70,i|82,i+85,U96,505,5l9, 623,623a

61+0,663
KAUFFMAN, CARRIE L. 350

Kaufman 53,5U,329,333,l;21,l+39,615c

Kautz 61 5c

Kay 6l5a

Kaylor 155, 321c

Kazmaier 315,316

Keafer 321b, 321c

Keagey 1+66

Keaggy 1+66

Keagy 315,316, 333, U66, 613

KEAGY, FRANKLIN 1+66

Kean 57,155

Kearns 58,61+0

Keasey 315,338

Keatley 58, 632a, 736

Keck 1+69,1+70

Keefer 56,58,336,337

Keel 359

Keeler 3H|,1|90

Keely 512,632a

Keen 325

Keesey 337,338

Keeter 333

Keff er 1+66

Kegarise 613

Kegg 1+36

Keilman 507

Keim 58,229,321c,l+67.6l5c,6l+0,80l+

KEIM, D.E. RANDOLPH 1+67

KEIM AND ALLIED FAMILIES 1+67

Keiper 1+69

Keisel 316

Keiser 53,623

Keister 61+0

Keith 58,208,311|,315

Kelker 1+21

Kell 57,58, 333,1^55, l;96,61+lc

Keller 58, 315,316, 321c, 337,U02, 1+12,

1+21,1+26,1+63,1+90,1+96,507,519,621,623,

61+0,810
Kellerman 3lU
Kelley 53,58,325
Kelly 53,57,155,3Hi,3l5,325,3li7,l*2l+,

1+68, 621, 623a, 631e, 639, 61+0, 663
KELLY AND WOODRING FAMILIES 1+68
Kelso 663
Kemberling 58,1+51
Kemble 663
Kemmerer 1+69,1+70
Kemp 352,1+12, 623a
Kemper 1+25
Kempter 56
Kenaga 61+0

Kendall 6l5c,631d,6l+lc
Kendig 53,58,31l4,l|67,623,810
Kendlehart 623a
Kendrick 1+61

168

INDEX

Kenedy 3l+7

Kennedy 9 , 56,58, 321c, 333,1+01,1*06,

);11, 510, 632a, 663
KENNEDY, MILES C. 865
Kenning 1*75
Kennon 735
Kenote 315

Kensinger 229,315,1+21
KENSINGER, I.B. 310
Kent 631g

KENT, DONALD H. 710
Kenton, Simon 307,951
KENTUCKY COURT AND OTHER RECORDS 61*3
KENTUCKY IN RETROSPECT 61+2
Kenyon 53,57,61*0

Kephart 58, 112, 321c, 32l+, 325, 632a
Kephart, Cyrus 326
KEPHART, LIFE OF EZEKIAL BORING 112
Kephart, Henry 112.
Kepler 58,6l*lc,663
Kepley 336
Kepner 58,1*55,663
Ker 53,632
Kerlin 336

Kern 58, 321c, 356, 1469,1+70, 615c
Kerns 316, 507
Kerr 57,58,208,229,232,337,352,1*1+1+

1+92, 61 5a, 616, 623, 623a, 632a, 61*lc, 808 ,
Kersey 1*27
Kershner 232
KERSHNER, W.J. 190
KERSTETTER, NEWTON 350
Kessler 1*02, 632a
Kester 325,1+00
Kethledge 1+00
Ketring 315,1+76
Kettering 1*39
Ketterman 58
Keyes 1*66
Keyser 333,505
Kibier 505
Kichinann 50
Kidall 1*05
Kidd 57,58,1+83
Kidle U63
Kiefer 1*02
Kieferle 57
Kieffer 56,57, 232, 329, 1+12, 623,623a,

801*
KIEFFER, HENRY MARTYN 192
Kiefhaber 58
Kienzle 736
Kierman 359,616a
Kifer 615 c
Kilbourn 1*1*5
Kilfoil 507

Kilgore 336,1*32

Killian 623

Kilmer $Q,h^

Kilns 337

Kimball 123

Kimberling 311+

Kimberly 58

KLm9 1*67

Kimerly 1*1*1*

Kimes 57,316

KtoTiel 50,57,58, 333, l+l+l+,6l5c,6l6a,
623

Kimmell 359,1+26

Kimpel 333

Kimple 623a

Kimpart 621

Kincaid 631e,663

Kinch 315

Kindig 1*62,1*71, 516, 623a

Kiner 58

King 51+, 56,232, 236,315, 316,321a 321b,
321c,325,333, 338, 359, 1+02, 1*06,1*28,
1*69,1+78,1*83,1+85,1+90.507,515,613,
615a, 616,623, 623a, 61*0, 663,808

King, John 181

KING, VICTOR C.735

KING, WTLBUR LEWIS 1*69,1*70,808

KING (KONIG) AND MATHEUS KING (KONIG),
GENEALOGY OF JACOB 1*69

Kingery 337

Kinkade 338

Kinkead 173,31)+, 321c, 1*83, 632a

Kinnaird 337

Kinnard 1*69

Kinneard 56

Kinnersley 123

Kinney 325,l+l+9a,l+l*9c

Kinports 325

KINSEL, JACOB 207

Kinser 61*1 c

Kinsey 1*21

Kinsloe 58,1*10,61*0,663

Kipler 58

Kipp 58,61*0

Kipple 208,311+

Kirby 321c

Kirk 58,32l+,325,l+l+6,507,6l+lc,663

Kirkendall 321b

Kirkland 1+1*3

Kirkpatrick 56,57,58,232,333,337,1+1+1,
l+l+9b,663

Kirsch 315

Kisecker 333

Kiser 58

Kisler 61*1 c

Kissell 337,1+83

169

INDEX

Kissinger 53,58

Kist 321c

Kistler 58,352,511,663

Kitch 53

Kitner 53,58

Kit tanning, Armstrong County 188,639

706,711,903
KITTANNING, COL. ARMSTRONG'S EXPEDITION

TO 712
Kittanning, Indian Town 329,3^1,711,

712
Kittanning Trail 66I4
KITTANNING, VICTORY AT 711
Kittell 321b
KITTELL, FERDINAND 155
Kitting er 623a
Kittochtinny Historical Society 113,

33U,335
KITTOCHTINNY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 33^,

335
Kittredge Uii-3
Kitzmiller 53,623a
Klare 325

Kleckner I42I4, hlO, 663
KLEFFEL, HARRY C. 310
Kleffman 53
Klein 623a

KLEIN, RICHARD HENRY 350
Kleinginna 325
Klemmert 31k
Klepper 623
Klepser 229,315,736
Klerx 6I4O
Klindinst 53
Kline 53,57, 58, 3H+,321c,325,U70,

U90
Klinefelter 333
Klinepeter 58
Klineyoung 663
Kling 57

Klingensmith I469
Klinger 50I4
Klock 333
Kloss 58,31^,315
Klug 663
Klugh 53
Knapp i4.i4.l4.
Knappenberger 333
Knarr 325
Knaub S3
Knauer ij.69
Knauss U70
KNA.USS, LUKAS U70
Kneass I4O2
Knecht U69,6l5c
Knee 321c

Knepp 325,614-0

Knepper 56,333,359,6l5c

KNEPPER, LEWS S. 251;

Kneyley 208

Knickerbocker I496

Knight 58,Uoi,U7U

Knisell k33

Knisely 58,U08

Knisley 53,333

Kniss 321c

Knode 58,i|63,6UO

Knoderer 623

Knoll 337

Knott 1;30

Knotwell U96

Knouse 58

Knowles U7U

Knox $k, 57, 316, 337,1*92, 6I4O

Knuff 321c

KOBER-COVER-COOVER FAMELY, A LIMITED

GENEALOGY OF THE I426
Koch 58, 3 21c, l469,U70 , 516
Kochenaur 58,1*66
Kochenderfer 58, 1*21, 1455,1*96,61 3
Kocher I469
Koehler I470
Koelle 316
KOGER, M.V. 803
Kohlenburg I4I46
Kohler 58,325,6140,663
Koiner I4I4O
Kolb I4O2
Roller 53,623
KONKLE, BURTON ALVA 12l*
Kooken 232,621
Koons 53, U38, 1462,62 3
Koontz 50, 359, 1*36,1439, 505, 613, 615c,

6l6a,6l4lc
KOONTZ, WILLIAM H. 6l5
Kooser 359,6l6a
Kootz 6l5c
Kopelin 321b
Kopp 325
Korb 236

Koser 53,333,623,623a
Kost 53,623
Kough 58,6^0
Koutz 631b
Krack 325
Kraft U62

Kramer 50,325,1*70,1*90
Kratz I47I

Kratz, John Valentine I47I
KRATZ FAMILY HISTORY 1*71
Kratzer 325
Krause 53

170

INDEX

Krauth 623a

Kreamer 621

Krebbs U78

Krebs 50, 5U, 189, 321c, 615c

KREBS, FREIDRICK 805

Kreibel 1+62

Kreider 1+70

Kreidler J4.69

Kreiger 321c

Kreighbaum 621

Kreighbaum, William 307

Kreister l+l+9b

Kreiter 316

Kremer 58,356,663

Krepps 58

Kreps 58,232,333

Kresge 325

Kress 321c

Kressler J4OO

KRETSCHMANN, ERNEST T. 162

Krichbauin 613

Krick 58

KRICK, K. VIRGINIA 310

Krider 3l5,333,U09

Kriner 333

KRINER, HARRY L. 310

Kringel h33

Krise 623a

Krissinger 616a

Krag 623a,6iilc

Krager 53

Krugh 58

Kryder 621

Kuder 1+96

Kugler 58

Kuhlman 61 6a

Kuhn 58, 123,232, 315, 333,U69, 623a

Kuhns l+90,6l5c

Kujawa 325

Kulp 58,316,1+02,1+62,1+71,1+90

Kunkel 53,333,U26,810

Kunkle 337, 1+23

Kunsman 315

Kuntz 53, 321c, 325, 518

Kuny 316

Kurtz 57,58,236,315,3l6,356,i|21,6l5c,

621,736
KURTZ, PAUL 310
Kutz 53
Kyle 58,232,31i4,6l5c,632a,6i|0,6Ulc,

663
Kyler 32l+,325
Kyner 56,333
Kyper 58,315,U63
Lackawanna County 60l+x
Lackawanna Valley 69

Lackens 333

Lackey 58

Lacy 1+1+1+

Ladshaw 1+61

LA.FAYETTE, BIOGRAPHIC CATALOGUE

OF 257
LAFAYETTE, RECORD OF THE MEN OF 256
Lafayette College, Easton 256,257
Lafferty 208,316,663
Lafler l+l+9b,l+l+9c
LaFrance 321c
Laher 61+1 c
Lahr 58
Laing 325

Laird 5U, 57,58, 173,200,1+38, 1+52, 663
Lakin 631f
Lamade 3^i+,3l5
Lamas ter 333
Lamb 621
Lamberson 6l+lc

Lambert 50, 316,337, 1+08,1+69, 1+70, 6l5c
Lamberton 53,U93
Lamont 325
LaMott 8oI+
Lampman 321c

Lancaster, Lancaster County 251
Lancaster County 59,126,183, 2$lf3kk,

3l+5,U01,l+07,l+20,l+21,l+2l+,U26,l+l+3,l+5l,

l+6l,l+65,l+66,l+83,l+85,ii91,li92,l+95,l;96,

500,502,503,505,507,5lU,5l6,603i,

603m, 60l+f , 60l+g, 60l+q, 60l+x, 606g, 607f ,

661, 71+1+
LANCASTER COUNTY, AN INDEX TO THE WILL

BOOK AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF 31+1+
LANCASTER COUNTY, BIO. HISTORY OF $9
LANCASTER COUNTY, HISTORY OF 3l+~5
Landes 1+62,1+71,1+72
Landis 53, 56,58, 3114,315,333,359, i;00,

1+21,1+26,1+62,1+71,1+72,1+82 ,1+96,61 5c,

623, 632a, 61+lc
Landis, Augustus S. 1+72
LANDIS, DOROTHY K. 1+72
Landis, Henry 1+72
Landis, John 1+72
LANDIS, JOHN B. 175
LANDIS, MERKEL 2ll+
LANDIS-LANTE 3 FAMILIES , 31ST REUNION
"T72 '
LANDISBURG CHARGE, HISTORICAL SKETCH

OF THE 193
Lane 5U,232,333,U38
Lane, Harriet 259
LANE, NORMAN F. 310
Lang 58,316,1+1+6,736
Langdon 61+0
Langsford 325

171

INDEX

Lansberry 325,359,615c

LANSBERRY, THOMAS F. 2l+0

Lansinger 623a

Lantz 53,56,58,333,623

LANTZ, EUGENE 310

Lantzy 321c

Lanzinger 336

Laporte 632

LaPorte 3lU

Lapp I4.7I

Lapsley 321b

Larabee 663

Larcomb 632a

Larimer 321b

Larock 325

La Rose 80l|

La Rou 80U

Lass 316

Latham 1+33

Lather ow 58,316

Latimer 1+06

Latimer, John 916

Latimer, Luke 916

Latimer, Margaret 916

LATIMERS, THE 916

Latshaw 1+07,613

Latti'g I4O2

Lat timer 80 8

Lattimore 1+32

Laub 61+0,61+lc

Laubach 1+69,1+70

Laudenslager U70

Lauderbaugh 232

LaulTer 321c

Laughlin 57,337,736

Laughman 3lU

Laurie 1+75

Lauth 621

Lauton 56

Lauver 58,663

Laux 80l+

Lavelle 231c

Laverty 1+08

Law 208, 31U

Lawall U90

Lawless, Richard 908

Lawley 736

Lawrence 56,1+91

Lawrence County 60l+x,650

Lawrenceville, Allegheny Co. 106

Laws he 8OI4.

Laws on 1+02

Lawton 53

Lawver 58

Lawyer 1+1+1+

Lay 53,511

Laycock 1+15

Laydon 623a

Layman 3lU,3l5

Lazelere 80l+

LAZENBY, MARY ELINOR 111

Leach 58,508,6l+lc

Leader 58,3li|

Lead- Mine Fort, Blair Co. 632,639,

729
Lead Mines 903
Leafgren 325
Leakey 1+1+1+
Learner 1+51,736
Leamy 337
Lear 333
Leary 325
Leas 623, 623a, 632
Leasure 80l+
Leatherman 3 ill, U 71
Leathers 321;

Lebanon County 1+82,1+95, 507,60l+x, 625
Lebanon County Historical Society l+3l|
LEBANON COUNTIES , HISTORY OF DAUPHIN

AND 625
Le Beau 80l+
Lebeffinger 315
Leberkneight 337
Leberknight 333,623
Lebo 663
Lechner 663
LECKEY, HOWARD L. 631
Leckrone 1+76
LE COMPTE, E. LEE 3
Lecrone 1+1+6,1+63, 623a
Le Doux 80l+
Ledy 56,333
Lee 50,53, 325, 356,l+05,l;38,l+66,6l5c,

510 61+1 c, 663
Lee, Henry 603k, 606c
Leece 623a
Leech 231c, 1+25, 50l+
Leedom 316,736
Leedy 336,337,Wi9a,l+l+9b
Leeper 623
Leef 3lU,736
Lefever 623
Lefevre 623a, 663
LeFevre 53
Leffard 58,200,1+85
Leffingwell 507
Lefford 1+63
LEGENDS OF THE JUNIATA OR JACKSON AND

KETURAH CULBERSON 900
Lehigh County l+70,503,518,603i,60l+z,

607f
Lehman 53,56,229,311;, 321c, 333,502,

172

INDEX

Lehman cont'd. 623, 61+0, 61+1 c

Lehrsch 311+

Leib 325,338.623

Leibert 1+1+6,1+70

Leiby 58

Leidlich 623

Lei dig $6

Leidigh 623

Leidy 229,232,1+19,1+90

L eight 663

Leighty 3H,6l5c

LEIGHTY, ELMER 310

Leinbach 507

Leininger 338, 1+1+9 c, 61+0

Leininger, Barbara 603g

Leipold 325

Leisenring 3ll+,3l5

Leiser 663

Leisher 333

Leitenberger 321c

Leland 1+96

Lemaster 56,333

Lemcke, Father 109

LEMCKE, PETER HENRY 109

Lexner 329

Lemley 631g

Lemon 3II4

Lenhart 55,58, 321c,l+59

LENHART, JOHN M. 1+11

Lenher 623

Lenig 58

Lenker 58

Lenni Lenape Indians 323

Lensbower 336

Lentz 6l5 c

LENTZ, E. MARIE 312

Leonard 58, 321+, 325,1+01, 631b

Leonard, Mary Anderson 1+01

Leopold 61+0

Lepley 1+19,61 6a, 663

Leppo U59

LERCH, ADAM G, 190

Lesher 56,57,333,356

Lesley 56

Leslie, Amett 908

Lesnett 1+73

LESNETT, FAMILY HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN

Letterkenny Township, Franklin County

337,1+79
Levan 208,1+12
Le Van 80I+
Levengood 31i|,3l5
Leventry 321c
Levergood 321a, 321c
Leverich 1+38

Levering 801+

Levingood 632a

Levy 359, 6Ul c

Lewis 58, 321b, 321c 32l+, 325, 337, 338,

35l,lUiU,li69,li70,te,631b,639
Lewis, David 307
LEWIS, DAVID 11,12.
LEWIS THE ROBBER 12
Lewisburg, Union County 102,239,355
Lewis town Centinel 852
Lewis town, Illinois UI4
Lewis town, Mifflin Co. 226
Lexington, Battle of 911
Lichliter 6l5c
Lichty 50, 359, 615c, 616a
Liddick 61+0
Liddle 325
Lidy 333

Liebegott 229, 311+, 316, 736
Lienhardt 6l5c
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DAVID LEWIS

11
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REV.

WILLIAM SMITH 123
LIFE AND TIMES OF THOMAS SMITH 12l+
LIFE AND WORKS OF PRINCE GALLITZIN

109
LIFE OF (JOHN) CONRAD WEISER 127
LIFE OF D.L. MILLER Tig
LIFE OF EZEKIEL BORING KEPHART 112
LIFEOF GENERAL HUGH MERCFR 115
LIFE OF REV. JAMES Y. McGINNIS lll+
LIFE SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS OF

BEDFORD AND SOMERSET COUNTIES 50
Ligat 321+
Liggett 53,337,663
LIGHT OF PARNELL 917
Lightcap 5l5
Lightfoot 67,333
Lightner 57,58,325,663
Ligonier, Westmoreland County 121
Likens 58
Lilly 623a

Lincoln 58,123,1+63,663
Lincoln Abraham 71+6
Lindeman 519
Lindemuth 1+9 6
Linder 53

Lindsay 53,58,1+02,1+32,519,623
Lindsey 53,56,337,623,632a
Line 53,316,1+78,623
Lingafelt 315,316
Lingel 8OI4-
Lingenfelter 3±5,3l6, 321c, 613, 615a,

632a, 736
Lininger 53,3l5,W>

173

INDEX

Linn ^,56,333,338,351,519,621,610,

663,809,810
LM, JOHN BLAIR 361,603,621
LINN, MERRILL ¥a 350
Lins 61+lc
Lint 6l5c
Linthurst 58
Lintner I4.30

Linton 3lk, 321a, 321b, 321c, 613
Linton, John 322
Lionberger 505
Liphart 6l5c
Lippel, Isaac 307
Lippert 5lU
LiPP7 333
Lisnett hi 3
Lister 58
Lis ton 6l5c

Lititz, Lancaster Co. 603i
Litsinger 236
Little 57,155,232,325,333,337,338

1+06, 613, 6Ulc
Litz 316, 32U
Litzenborg I466
Litzinger 155, 321b, 321c
Livengood 50,6l5c,6l6a,631g
Liveright 325
Livingston 621,632a
Livingstone l45U,5lO
Livingstone Manor, N.T. 127
Lixfield 325
Lloyd 53,56,3l5,3l6,321c,U9,li58,U7U,

509,623,632a
LLOTD MANUSCRIPTS hlh
Lobach I4.67
Loback i;it9a,UU9b
Lobingier 359
Loche 515
Lochery lj.75
Lochra I4.75
Lochrie 6l5c
Lochry 1|75
Lodiry's Disaster 719
Lockard 321c,li32,5l5
Locke 57,58
Lodge 6Ulc
Loechel 1*63
LOG COLLEGE, 258
Log College, Neshaming 171,258
Logan U32,U92,6l6b,623,632a,639,663
Logan, Chief 911, 951
Logan, James 605a
Logan House, Altoona 7U6
Logue 316,333,U28
Lohman I463
Lohr 321c, 6l5c

Lomas i|05

Lombaert I4.O2

Long 53, 56,57,58, 232, 3H;,315,316,325,

326,338,3U7,352,UOO,i406,l4l9,ii20,i|21,

U28,liU6,ii5l,U66,U70,l|85,ii90,li96,505,

507,613,616,621,623,632,663
Long Island, Battle of 603a
LONG JOURNEY, 150 YEARS OF PROGRESS

218
Longacre 57,58,U62
Longanecker 1^66
Longenecker 50, 58, 359,1*21, 1*28, U5l,

U76,500,6l5a,6l6,623
Longaecker 623
Longsdorf 53,^96, 623, 623a
Lookabaugh 333

LOOKING EIGHTY YEARS BACKWARD 2
Loomis 663,736
Loose 229,315,1|21,14|6
Lorah 1;12
Loraine 621
Lord 1*23
Lore hh2

Lorenz 57, 236,315,316, 321c
Loretto, Cambria Co. 108,109,122,155,

227
LORETTO CENTENARY, SOUVENIR OF 155
Loser 511
Losk 58
Loskiel 639
Loskiel, Euan 913
LOST BROTHERS, THE 303, 30h
LOST CHILDREN OF THE ALLEGHENLES 305,

306
Lott 325,623a
Lotz 58,311;, 315, 663
Lotzgeselle 61|0
Louden 632a
Loudenberger I469
Loudenslager 61|0
Loudaislagle 632
Louderbaugh 232
Loudon 53,3Hi,3l5,3l6,352,U5l,623,

61;0,663
Loudon Co., Va. Ii98
LOUDON ROAD HISTORY, NORTH MOUNTAIN

SHADOWS 337
Loughery 1|75
Loughead 325
Loughrey 1*75
Loughry 1*75

LOUGHRY FAMILY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1*75
Louther 50,6l6a,736
Loux 1*71

Love 311*, 321c, 1*83
Lovell 632

17U

INDEX

Lowans 336

Lowder .58

Lowdon 663

Lowe 61*1 c

Lowell 325

Lowen UUU

Lowenberg i4.i4.i4.

Lower 2, 1*21,613, 623a, 61*0

Lower Heidelberg Township, Berks Co.

190
Lower Milford Township, Bucks County

I4.OO
Lower Mt. Bethel, Northampton Co. 808
Lowery $0
Lowman 321b, 321c
Lownes 338
Lowrey 632a, 639,809
Lowrie 311*, 315,316, 61*0
Lowry 232,333,359,6l5c,621,632
LOtfRY, FLORA 8
Lowther 315,632a
Loy 58,61*0,663

Loyal War Governors' Conference 71*5
Lucas 57,U75,621,631d,6I;lc
Lucente 359
Luck 6U0
Ludlow 1*25
Ludwick J4.26

Ludwig 56,321c,333,h67,663
Luellen 1*1*1*
Luke 1*75
Lukehart 325
Lukenbach 315
Lukens 57, 58,121;, 639, 663
Lukins 338
Lull 333
Lumadue 325
Lumbard 356
LUMBERING AND RAFTING IN CLEARFIELD

COUNTY 325
Lupfer 58,315,352,663
Lurgan Township, Franklin County 33U
Lusk 515
Luther 325
Lutheran Church 126,158,167,252

260
Lutheran Church, New Hanover 603h
LUTHERAN CHURCH, HIST. OF GRINDSTONE

HILL EVANGELICAL 161
LUTHERAN CHURCH HIST. OF ZION

EVANGELICAL l£8
LUTHERAN CHURCH, 125th ANNI. OF ZION

160
LUTHERAN CHURCH, 150th ANNI. OF ZION

159
LUTHERAN CHURCH, ST. JOHNS 159

LUTHERAN MINISTERIUM, DOCUMENTARY

HIST. OF THE EVANGELICAL l6l*
LUTHERAN SYNOD, HIST. OF THE ALLEGHENY

EVANGELICAL 165
LUTHERAN SYNOD OF WEST PENNSYLVANIA,

HISTORY OF THE 166
LUTHERANS IN AMERICA 167
Lutz 50,58,623
LUTZ, SIMON MICHAEL 301
Lutzke 6l5c

Luzerne County it89 , 60lpc, 7U1).
Luzier 325
Lycoming County 60, 61,100, 157, 1*21;,

1*83, 60l*y, 61*1*, 651*
Lycon 639,663
Lykens 229
Lyle 123,^87,663
Lynn U21,UU6,U70, 623a, 6U0, 736
Lyon 337,1*77,613,663,810 '
Lyons 58,325,6l6b,663
Lyter 58

Lytie 57,58,200,3ll*,3l5,325,la6,l;57,

621,632
LYTLE, LEONARD 1+57
MacDonald 338
MacDonald, Bruce 911*
MacFall 1*00
MacFarland 663
MacFARLANE, MRS. OMEE P. 733
Machamer 58,1*1*6
Machelduff U32
Machtley 57
Macintosh 1*15
Mack 1*00,1* 76,1*90
MACK THE TUNKER AND DESCENDANTS,

ALEXANDER 1|76
Mackey 208, 3lU, 315,316,336
Mackinley 31 6

MacKINNEY, GERTRUDE 610,611
Mackley 1*59
Macklin 58,61*10
Mackling 336,338
Maclay 56,58,333,31*7,1*77,639,663,

809,810
MACLAY, GENEALOGY OF SAMUEL ij.77
MACLOSKIE, GEORGE 809
MacMinn 325
Mac MINN, EDWIN 100
Madara 61 6

Madden 57,315,632,61*0
Maddox 1*01, I463
Madeira 337
Madera 6l6
Madison 663
Madlem 1*1; 6
Madore 61*1 c

175

INDEX

Maelhorn 1;23

Magargee U2I4.

Magaw 232,329,616

MAGAW, COL. ROBERT 33k

Magee 58, 316, 325,333,1*83, 61*0,663

Magehan 315

Magill 57,58, l*l*9b,l*l*9c

Maglaughlin 329

Maguire 58,639

Maguire, Michael 638

Mahaffey 32$

Mahana 631f

Mahon 56, 333,1*38, 61*0, 663

Mahoney 336, foo

Main 56,333

Maines 5l

Mains 623

Mairs 337

Majors 623a

Maley 58

Malick 663

Mallery 316,736

Mallory 621

Malone 338,621,736

Manbeck 57,61*lc

Manchester kkk

Mancke 1*10

Maneval 321c

Manges 57

Manley 315

Manlove 315

Mann 58,3l*7,6l5a,6l6,61*lc

Manning 53,623

Mansfield 623

Map el 631g

Mapes 321;, 325

Maps 850,857-862,868,869,870

MAPS, HEVENOR HANDY LOOSE LEAF COUNTY

862
MAR, CURTIS J. 219
Marbourg 321b, 616
Marcella 321c
March 58
Marchand 80l*
Margiotti 3^9
Marietta, Ohio I4.0I*
Marion, Indiana County 8
Mark 623a
"Mark Twain" 661
Markel 58,6l5c,663
Marker 321c
Markey 336,613
Markham, William 605a
Markle 1*67,507

Markley 53, 315, 1*21,1*55,1*62, 61*lc,80l*
Marks 315,509,663

Marquett 8OJ4

Marguette 53

Marr 663

Marriage Records, Central Penna. 61*6

Marriage Records, Pa. Archives 603b

603h,603i,607f
Mars den 6l5c
Marsdon 3l*7
Marshall 58, 232,311;, 337, 352,1*23, 623,

623a, 6U0, 663
MARSHALL COLLEGE, LIFE AT 259
Marshall College, Mercersberg 102,

251,259,917
Mars ton 1*1*3
Martin 53,56,57,58,232,236,315,316,

333, 337, 31*6,1*10, 1*21, l*l*9c,l*5l,l*63,

1*66,1*70, 1*83, 1*85,1*87, 1*90, 500, 505,

507, 515, 613, 615c, 621, 623, 623a, 631g,

632a, 639, 61*1 c
Martinsburg, Blair Co. 191,228,229,

230
MART INS BURG, A 125 YEAR HISTORY OF

229
MART JUS BURG CENTENNIAL SOUVENIR 228
Martvon 321c
Martz 229,315,338
Marye 505

Maryland 3, 111,116, 518,61*7,722
MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL

SKETCHES 661
Maryland Census of 1790 6U7
MARYLAND FRONTIERSMAN, THOMAS CRESAP

129
Maryland-Pennsylvania Boundry Dispute

129,603g,603p
MARYLAND, REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS OF

722
Masemore 58

Mason 50,58,663

Mason and Dixon Line 60 3p

MASON AND DLXON LINE 335

Masonheimer 623

Mass 663

MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN PHILLIPS' PENNA.

RANGERS, HISTORY OF THE 727
Massey 57,632
Masters 321c, 6l5c
Mastos 736
Mateer 58
Mathaldi 321c
Mather 663
Mathers 58,311*, 663
Mathes 315
Mat hew 61*1 c
Mathews on 316
Mathias 1*1*1*, 507

176

INDEX

Mathiot 321c, 80l*
Matlock 58,121*

Mattern 57,58, 316,325, 1*98, 632
Matthews 315, 316, 321b, 321c, 325, 337, 359
1*55,510

MATTHEWS, JAMES P. 809

Matthias 6l5c,632a

Mattingly 616

Mauck 58, U 2, 505

MAUER, ELEANORE WILSON 310

Mauger 58

Mauk 236, 316, 623, 632a, 736

Maurer 50,325

Maurs 663

Maust 53, 615 c, 61*1 c

Maxey 359

Maxfield 1*62

Maxwell 58,117, 232, 32l*,325, 338,1*25,

515,639
May 50, 57,58, 1*35,1*39, 1*67, 1*91,623, 61*lc
Mayaro the Sagamore 913
Mayer 232, 321c, 621
Mayes 58,31*7,621,61*0
Mayse 1*83

McAfee 58,232,333,1*18,1*29,663
McAlarney 736

McALARNEY, MATHIAS WILSON 178
McAlery 58,632,639,61*0
McAlister 58,509,639
McAllen 333
McAllester 623
McAllister 173, 232,311*, 316,1*78, 621

632a, 663

McAllister, addams s. 509
mccallister, mary catharine 1+78
mccalllster, descendants of archibald

"T78

McAnulty 321c, 1*75

McAteer 58,632,61*0

McBEE, MAY WILSON 61*9

McBrayer 337

McBride 58, 321c, 1*57, 663

McBurney 58,208,315,316

McCachran 623

McCahan 58,311*, 321c, 61*0

McCahan, John 638

McCahren 58

McCaleb 53

McCall 57,58,336,1*17,1*18

McCALL, GOV. SAMUEL W. 335

McCallister 1*55

McCalmont 1*79,1*83

McCALMONT, LIFE AND TIMES OF COL. JAMES

1*79
McCaman 621
McCamant 57,3ll*,809

McCamey 337

McCamley 325

McCammon 61*1 c

McCann 8,58

McCardell 325

McCarnish 338

McCarell 53, 51*, 623

McCarthey 1*10

McCarthy 57,58,311*, 315,1*10

McCarthy, c.r. 305

McCartney 57,58, 208, 352,632a
McCarty 338,736
McCashlin 337,338
McCaslin 1*32
McCathrina 1*96
McCaughey 1*17

McCaaley 57, 58, 232,31k, 315, 3l*7
M'CAULEY, I.H. 332
McCaulley 623
McCausland 232
McCay 232
McChesney 509
McCHESNEY, HARRY Y. 61*2
McClain 57,58,3l!*,3l5,321c,631e,61*lc
McClarren 321c
McClay 1*32

McClean 12l*, 623a, 663
McCleary 56,333,337,1*92
McClellan 311*, l*l*9c, 1*83, 623a, 61*lc, 663
McClelland 53, 5U, 58, 113, 232, 325,^29,
1*30,1*32, l*93,632a,809

McClelland, Robert 113, 335

McClenahan 58,1*10

McClenahen 61*0,663

McClennan 232

MCClimons 1*01

McClintic 58,61*0

McClintock 58,67,337

McCloskey 621

McClung 663

McCLUNG,JOHN A. 713

McClure 5U, 58, 200,321*, 325, 352,1*23,

1*30, 1*85,507, 623,61*lc,663,735
McCLURE, ALEXANDER KELLY 9
McCLURE'S RECOLLECTIONS 9
McCollough l*l*9b,l*l*9c
McCOLLUM, L.C. 751
McColm 1*66
McCombs 1*0 5
McCommon $3
McConahy 315
McConaughy 51*, 623a
McConnell 58,155, 232, 337, 338, l*l*9c,

U55, 632a, 639, 663
McConnell, Hugh 912
McCOOK, HENRY CHRISTOPHER 916

177

INDEX

McCool £8

McCord 335,337,31+7,1+65
McCorkle 80 9
McCormack, Fanny 916
McCormick 56, 208 , 321b, 32l+, 333, 338,1+17
U18, 515, 621, 632a, 639, 810

Mccormick, e.b. 326

McCormick, Samuel Bell 322

McCort, 316

McCoskry 5k, 329

McCoy 58, 155,232, 311+, 337, 31+7,1+05,1+19,

6l5a, 621 , 632a, 61+0 , 663
McCOI, FRANK 302
McCracken 232,321+, 325,1+61+, 5ol+
McCrea 53,623,809
McCready I;I{.9b
McCreary 53
McCreery 325
McCreight Ul7,U2U,U32
McCrossin 325
McCrum 58,663
McCrumb 1+0 8
McCue 321c
McCulloch 53,58
McCulloh 51|,333
McCullough 51i,173,232, 311;,315,316,

333, 338, 1+05,1+38, 1;57, 1+80, 1+92,623,

623a, 663, 736
McCullough, James J4.8O
McCune 232,321b,337,l+17,l+32,632,639
McCurdy 56,58, 325,333,5l5,623a,663
McCutchen 809
McDaniel 50,6l5a
McDermitt 155,31)+, 359
McDermott 321c, 325
McDivitt 50l|
McDonald 58, 232,325, 333, 31+6,1+05,510

616b, 639, 61|lc, 663
McDonnell 316
McDowdell 1+83
McDowell 53,56,57,58, 232, 3lli,3l5,3l6,

325,333,337, 3l+8,l+06,l+l+9c,l+78,639

61+0,663
McDowell, William 603o
McElcarr 321b
McElfee 123
McElhare ^3
McElhattan 232,337
McElroy 51+, 56,1+38
McELROY'S FAMILY MEMORIES 57
McElwain 57,58,623
McEnally 325
McEwen 58,621,663
McFadden 50l+,6l6b
McFaddens 663
McFall 1+02,1+90

McFarland 50, 232,311+, 315, 337, 356,

1+06,1+73,1+81
McFARLAND, JOSEPH F. 362
McFarland, Major 916
McFarlane 58, 325, il+0, 632a, 736
McFarlane, George R. 638
McFarlin 311+
McFarren 1+33
McFeeley 311+
McFeely UU9b
McFerran 8,1+12
McFerren 232
McGarrah 315
McGarry 1+33
McGarvey 58,315,325
McGaughy 623a
McGaw 53,623
McGee 32l+,325,338
McGee's Mills, Clearfield Co. 867
McGeehan 663
McGiffen 1+30
McGill 51+
McGinley 51+, 333
McGinnis 11U,337,352
McGINNES, JAMES Y. LIFE OF REV. lll+
McGinnis 236,509
McGirr 6l6
McGonigal 325
McGough 155,315
McGovran 333
McGowan 58,333,338,61+lc
McGrath 325,333,6l5c
McGraw 58

McGRAW, HARRY A. 310,318
McGregor 50,l+l+9c
McG^ew 515

MsGuire 53,155, 208, 321a,l+69
McGUIRE, HILDA 227
McHugh 57

McILHANNY, JOHN D. 809
Mcllhenny 623a
Mcllroy 57,58
Mcllvaine 56
McILVAINE, J.S. 331+
Mcllwaine 57,67
Mclnnes 329
Mclntire 315,663
Mcintosh 3li+, 325,1+15, 632a, 736
Melntyre 1+05,1+78
McKeage 325
McKeague 736
McKean 121+ , 1+63,1+69
McKean Thomas 605d
McKean County 61,650
McKee 58,3ll+,3l5,321c,337,356,l+l+9c

1+57,509,621,61+0,663

178

INDEX

McKee, Alexander 912
McKeehan 53,57,58,623
McKeehen 325
McKeever 321c
McKelvey 50, 338, 61+1 c
McKelvy 58
McKertiey 1+32
McKemie 337
McKennan 663
McKenrick 50l+
McKenzie 58,6l5c
McKerihan 1+28
McKettrick 1+81
McKibben 117
McKibbin 51
McKiffin 6l6b
McKillip 315
McKim 58

McKinley 50,5U,5l5,6l6a,61+0
McKinney 232,337, 3^7, 621,632a
McKinnie 1+06

McKinstry 58,232,333,337,61+lc
McKnight 5ii,236,3l5,333,U05,U77,li78,
623a

Mcknight, charles 668,902
Mcknight, w.j. 65o

McLain 623a

McLanahan 5U, 56, 315, 316, 333,i|06, 632a

McLANAHAN, SAMJEL 809

McLaren k£>3

McLarren 325

McLaughlin 56,58, 333,1|17, 6i;0,663

McLAURIN, J.J. 221+

McLean 337, 1+1+3, U63

McLellan 50

McLuckie 6l5c

McLure 1+38

McMahon 338

McManara 616

McManigal 58

McMaster 3ll+

McMeen 58, 1+55, 61+0, 61+1 c, 663

McMichaels 337

McMichaels, James 6030

McMicken 736

McMillan 50,6l5c,809

McMillen 321c, 6l5c

McMINN, JOSEPH H. 157

McMorris 663

McMullen 155, 325, 1+06, 632, 632a

McMurray 316,325, 337, 50l+

McMurtrie 632

McNabb 58,61+0

McNair 337,li32,8o8,8lO

McNamara 613,663

McNeal 58,6l5c

McNear 58

McNeelis 321c

McNeely 1+23

McNeil 1+1+3,632,663

McNeill, Samuel 603o

McNELIS, FRANCIS A. 310

McNite 632

McNitt 58, 31*6, 3ii7, 31+8, 61+0, 663

McNulty 56

McNutt 337

McPheeters 1+66

McPherran 58,1+25

McPherson 5U, 623a, 663,809

McPike 321 c

McQuillen 325

KcQuistion 1+23,1+75

MoQuiston, Bustle 90l+

McQuown 325

McSherry 623a

McVey 58, 632a, 663

McVicker 6l5c

McVitty 632,61+lc

McWilliams 632

Meade 519

Meadville 3lU

Meager 6l5c

Mealey 663

Mealman 336,338

Meals 623a

Means 53, 58, 315,325,3^7, 3^8,639,663,

809
Mears 338,1+67,632
Meas 325
Mease 338
Mechan 3lU

Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co. 231
MECHANICS BURG, MINIATURES OF 231
Mechling 53
Mechtley 61+0
Meek 53,315,316,325
Mecklenburg County, N.C. 735
MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,

LIVES AND TIMES OF THE 27 SIGNERS OF

THE 735
Meckley 325,623a
Meckling 1+23
Meddling 57

MEDICAL MEN IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
"" 725

Meek 208,315,337,338,621
Meers 338

MEETING HOUSE SPRINGS GRAVEYARD 173
Megahan 736
Megaw 623

MEGINNESS, JOHN F. 60,651+
Mehring 623a

179

INDEX

Meighen 631g

Meily 58

Meisenhelder 623a

Meiser 6J4—

Meixel 623

Melay 623

Melchoir 61+0

Melchor 663

Melhorn 623a

Meller 663

Mellick 1+02

Mellinger I+96

Mellott 50,508,61+lc

Meloy 1+23,613

Meminger 58,352

MEMORIAL BOOK TO ADMIRAL ROBERT EDWIN

PEARY 118
MEMORIAL OF THE HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA

80l+
MEN OF MARK OF THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY

5U
MEN OF MIDDLE SPRING 33U
Menaul 1+02
Mench 663
Mendell U33
Mendenshall 1+33
Menges 1+59, 6l5c
Menold 58
Menser 6l5c
Mentch 321c

Mentzer 53,56,3l5,U5l,507,623,61+lc
Menzie 325
Mercer 115,232,639
Mercer County 1+57, 650
MERCER, DR. HUGH 33U
MERCER, GENERAL HUGH, LIFE OF 115
Mercer, Hugh 706,902
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY 335
Mercers burg, Franklin Co. 102,105,172

181,232,251,259,917
MERCERSBURG, THE HISTORY OF OLD 232
Merchant 1+19
MERCHANT, THOMAS E. 7l+l
Meredith 1+23,1+81
Merkel 623
Merkle 50
Merklein 333
Merkling 1+67
Merrick I+63
Merrill l+90,6l5c,663
Merriman 1+0 5
Merris 325
Merritt 115,325
Merryman 316,1+81
Mertz 58,1+70,1+90,518
Mervine 208

MERVINE, WILLIAM M. 67

Messenger i4.It.9t>

Messinger 623

Mestrezat 80l+

Metal Township, Franklin Co. 336,338

Metcalfe 232,313,^66

METHODISM IN CLEARFIELD. CENTENNIAL

HISTORY OF 169
Methodist Church 168,169,250
MSTHODIST CHURCH MINUTES, CENTRAL

CONFERENCE 168
Methodist Missionary 110
Mettlen 663
Metts 1+19
Metz 58, 208, 315,U00, l463,U87, 502, 61;lc,

663
METZ, W. RAY 170,309,310,1+87,188
Metzgar 229,6l3,61+lc
Metzger 3l5,321b,l+21
Metzker 229,3l!i
Metzler 6l5c,61+lc
Mexican War 351, 607J, 663, 736,737, 738,

739
Meyer 1+21, 1+35,1|71, 621
Meyers 50,56,58, 316,333, 359, U69, 1+70,

U71,6l5c,6l6a
Meylert 663
Michael 56,321c,l+69
MICHAEL, H.C. 310
Michaels 3^3,501+
Michaux 663
Michel 321c
Michener 58,61+0
Mickey 53,57,623
Mickle 61+lc

Mickley 333, W, 623a, 80U
Middlekauff 56
Middle Spring, Cumberland Co. 172,171+,

33h
Middleswarth 356
Middlesworth 1+73,663
Middleton 623
Middleston, Conn. 1+99
Middletown, Dauphin Co. 603i
Middour 56,333
Middower ^>6
Mierley 61+0
Mierly 58
Mifflin 53,639
Mifflin, Thomas 605d
Mifflin, Juniata Co. 9
Mifflin County 58, 12l+, 153,186,187, 226,

328, 3l|6,3V7,3l|8,3li9, 1+03, 1+06,1+10, 1+32,

1+52,1+51+, 1+57, 1;77, 626,639, 61+0, 61+1, 663,

71+2,861,951,955,957

180

INDEX

MIFFLIN COUNTY, EARLY WILLS AND

ADMINISTRATIONS OF 3h9
MIFFLIN COUNTY, GENESIS OF 3l*6
MIFFLIN COUNTY, HISTORY OF 3l*7
MIFFLIN COUNTY, PIONEERS OF 3U8
MIFFLIN COUNTIES, ATLAS OF PERRY,

JUNIATA AND 861
Miksch U70

Miles, 58,333,1*50,508, 515,621,632
Miles, Samuel 603a,603 j,606b
Milesburg, Centre County 150
Miley 56,^66,505
Military Rolls 17814-1790 607c
Military Rolls, 1790-1800 607e
Mill 1*21
Millar 623a, 6I4O
Millard klS
Milleisen 623

Miller 50,53,56, 57,58,116,155,232
236, 311;, 315, 316, 321c, 325, 329, 333,
337,35l,352,356,359,U00,i;01,U02,
U05,i|06,Ul2,lil9,l|20,i;21,U23,U27,
l;i|l,^2,l|l4U,^6,l|55,U6l,i;63,i|69,

U70,li82,U85,I;90,ii96,500,505-508,
5l2,5l7,6l3,6l5a,6l5c,6l6,6l6a,62l,
623, 623a, 632, 632a, 639, 61;0,61ilc, 663,
809.

MILLER, LIFE OF D.L. 116

Miller, John 631a

MILLER, M.A. 310,l|lU,l|82,658

Miller, Peter 1+82

MILLER FAMILY, LIMITED GENEALOGY OF
THE U82

Millett 356

Millhouse 511*

Milligan 352, 1*23,1*30, 639, 663

Milliken 58,3l5,3l*7,621,631d,663

Millott 369

Mills 57,232,325,336,iil9,UU3,5l2

Milner Ul2,U27

Milnor 1;23,1;32

Milnwood Academy 111*

Milson 325

Milton U38

Minahan 321c

Minch 337

Minder 50

Mmehart 56,58

Mingle 57,58,316

Mimmon 333

Minich i+20

Minick 56,58, 333, 6U0,6Ulc

Minium 53,58

Minnich 56,333,616,623

Minns 325

Minor 200,1*38,639

Minter 56,623a

Miranda 631g

MIRROR PRINTING COMPANY 205,206

Mish 333

Mis hey hh9^>

MISS FLORA LOWRY 8

Missamer 80I4

MISSING BRANCHES OF OUR OLDEST FAMILY

T25

MISSOURI, REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS OF

718
Mitchell 58, 200 , 311*, 325, 337, 351,1*32,

U33,Wi,10i5,l*5o, 1*78, 5oU,5l5,62l, 623,

639,663

MITCHELL, JAMES 326

Mitman 1400,663

MITRI, PRINCE DEMETRIUS AUGUSTINE

GALLITZIN 108
Mitten 53
MItzel UliU

Mock 3l5,3l6,338,u21,l;76,6Ulc
Moffitt 31U
Mo gel 58
Mogle 57

Mohler 53,1*19,1*26,623,736
Mohn 663 '
Mohr 3lU,U70
Moir U38
Moll I469

Mollie Maguires 7
Molloy 3lS,3l5
Moltz 623

MONAHAN, MARGARET 218
Monath 333
Monford 189
Mong 519
Monihen 58
Monn ^3
Monosmith 53
Monroe, James 115
Montelius 663
Montgomery 53, 56, 58,1214,311*, 316,333,

1|21, 512, 621,623,632
Montgomery, John Latimer 916
Montgomery, Hugh 916
MONTGOMERY, THOMAS LYNCH 66,606,607,

608
Montgomery County 162,1407,1*23,1*62,

1470,1471, 502, 503,512, 517, 603h, 603i.
Montgomery County, Maryland 722
Montour 352,639,663
Montour, Andrew 129,661*
Montour County 60l*z,651*
Montverda 321c
Moodie 58
Moody 51*, 1*32

181

INDEX

Moore 5U,57,123,232,3lU,3l5,321c,32l+,
325,338, 3kl,k01,k0$.,k06,kL2,k21,k23,

l+l+l,l+5l,U63,l+68,l+75,l;87,U90,5ol+,5o5,

509, 512, 623, 631g, 632a, 639, 663, 809
Moore, William 605c
Mooreland 58

Moorhead 1+30, 1+33, U63, 623a
Moorman 507
Mooser 61+1 c

Moravian Church, Bethlehem 603i
MORAVIAN CHURCH. DONEGAL 183
Moravian Church, Emaus 603i
Moravian Church, Lititz 603L
Moravian Church, Nazareth 603i
Moravian Church, Philadelphia 603i
Moravian Missions 126
MOORE ALLEGHENY EPISODES 9$3
Mo redo ck 631e
Morehead 337,1+32
Morgal 56
Morgan 57,58, 3l5,321c,l+21,l+23,10i9b,

U90, 1+91,663
Morgan, Daniel 720
Morgan' s Riflemen 913
Morganthall 56
Morgart 50,229,736
Moris on 1+83
MORISON-MORRISON FAMILY, HISTORY OF

THE 1+83
Morland 58
Morley 58

Morningstar 57,61+0
Morrell 316, 321a, 321b
Morrell, Daniel Johnson 322
Morrett 1+26,623
Morris 67,12^,315, 338, 1+12, 1+25, 1+1|1,

ii78,631f, 632, 639, 663,736
MORRIS, FITZHUGH LEE 732
Morris, Robert Hunter 6o5b,903
Morrison 2,53,57,58,311|,3l5,3U7,359,

1+83, 515, 615c, 616a, 623, 663, 735
MORRISON, LEONARD A. 1+83
Morrisons Cove, Blair & Bedford Cos.

230,233, 311,1+28, 611;
Morrisons Cove Herald 6ll+
MORRISONS COVE, HISTORICAL SKETCHES

613
MORRISONS COVE MEMORIAL PARK,

DEDICATION 230
(MORRISONS) COVE, RECOLLECTIONS OF

BYGONE DAYS IN THE 6ll+
MORRISONS COVE TOWNS. HISTORICAL

SUMMARY OF SOUTHERN 233
Morrow 8, 58, 3lU, 315, 316,325, 338,1+06,

U83,U93,502,623a,632a
MORROW MATTHEW 310

Morse 509

Mors ell 1+66

Mortimer 58,663

Morton 57,337,1+23,1+85,61+lc

Moser 512,623

Moses 58,316,61+0

Mosholder 6l5c

Mosser 57,329,623,632

MOSSER, GRACE B. 310

Mossholder 6L5c

Mossop 325

Mosteller 1+21,1+23

Mostolle 6l5c

Mostoller 50,6l5c

Mott 325

Motter 58,333

Motz 621

Motzer 58,663

Moulthrop 325

Mount, Jack 911

Mount Morris College 116

Mount Parnell, Franklin Co. 612,917

Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland Co. 112

Mount Union, Huntingdon Co. 23l+,235

MOUNT UNION, SHIRLEYSBURG AND SHIRLEY

TOWNSHIP 23B
Mountain 50
Mountain House 119
Mountain Stories 61+8
Mounts 1+96
Mountz 53,325,623
Mourne 1+50
Moury 507
Mowen 336

Mower, 333,61 5a, 61 6
Mowers 53
Mowery 58,232,623
Mowrey 623
Mowry 6l6,61+lc
Moxham 321a
Moyer 58, 315,325, 356,1+02, 1+03,1+07,1+21,

1+62,1+67,1+69,1+70,1+82,1+90,505,512,

61+lc,663
Moylan, Stephen 60 3k, 60 6c
Mudd 336
Muehlauser 321c
Muhlenberg, Peter 605d
Muirhead 325
Mullen 321c
Muller 50,810
Mullin 50,53,623

Mullin, Alexander Chesterfield 322
Mulsh 316

Mumma 53,1+82.623, 623a, 663
Mummert 315, 433
Mumper 53,623,623a

182

INDEX

Mundorff £8,1*59

Munley 31 6

Munson 1*1*3,621

Murdock 321c, 1*23

Murphy £8,232,321c,l*69,632a,663

Murr 321c

Murray £3,67,232, 3ll*,3l£,32£,l*32, 1*1*1,

1*96, 623, 632a, 663, 736, 810
Murray, Hugh 912
MURRAY, JOSEPH A. 176
MURRAY, LOUISE WELLES 220
Murray Sam 912
MURRAY, THOS. H. I69
Murray, William G. 7l*l
Murtiff, 61*0
Hurt off £3

Musselman £3,3£9,6l6a,623,623a
Musser £0,£3,3l£,li96,6l6,6l6a,621

623,632,61*0,663
Muster Rolls 603,60l*,606,607
Muthersbaugh £8,61*0
Mutzabaugh £8
Myer 1*21,1*61
Myers £3,£6,£7, £8, l££,232, 236,321c,

329,l*23,l*2l*,l*l*l*,Ul*6,l*£9, 1*63, 1*81,1*90,

l*9l*,£07,623,623a,61*0,61*lc,663,736
Myley 1*66

MYLIN, BARBARA KENDIG 3i*l*
Mytinger, Lewis 638
My ton £8,632
Nace 61*3 c
Neaf 1*8£
Naf 1*81*

NAF-NEFF HISTORY 1*81*
Nagel 1*67
Naginey £8,31*7
Nagle l££,321c,3£9,l*67
Nailor £3
Nale £7,736
Nash £8

Nason 2,3l£,3l6,736
National Guard of Penna. 7l*8
NATIONAL HISTORICAL ASSN. 61*1
National Medical Association 128
NAUGLE, V.D. 160
Nave 336
Naylor £3, £8

Nazareth, Northampton Go. 603i
NEAD, BENJAMIN MATTHIAS 21*6,809
Neal £8,1*73
Nearhoof 1*09,61*0
Neason 311*

Neely £3, £8,1*91, 623a, 61*0
Neeper 32£
Neeterly 1*28
Neff 2,£7,£8,200,311*,3l£,32£,336,l*21,

Neff (Cont'd.) l*63,l*66,l*81*,l*8£,£o£,

£19, 632, 632a, 639, 61*0, 663
NEFF, ELIZABETH CLIFFORD 1*81*
NEFF, ELMER ELLSWORTH 1*8£
Neff, Francis 1*8£
NEFF, GEORGE H. 3£0
Neff, Rudolph 1*81*

NEFF FAMILY, A MF.MQRIAL TO THE 1*8£
Negley 232 ""*
Neide 1*23
Neideigh £7
Neiff 1*8£
Neil £6
Neill 189
Neilor £12
Neilson 337,61*0,663
Neisley 623
Nell £3
Nellis 1*02

Nelson £6,£7,3l£,32£,329,337,l*00,663
NELSON, S.B. COMPANY 331
Nesbit £3,337
Nesbitt 1*3£

Neshaminy, Bucks Co. 2£8
Neu kkh
Neuroth 1*1*6
Neusbaum £7
Neuwahl 31 £
Neville 1*73,810
Neville, General 916
Nevin £3,£1*,232. 333,1*78
NEV1N, ALFRED £l*,172
Nevitt 1*39

New Berlin, Union Co. 239
New Geneva, Fayette Co. 107
New Hanover, Montgomery Co. 603h
New York 1*22,721
New York Pensioners 738
Newberry 1*23
Newbold 1*38
Newcomb 32£,1*86
Newcomb, Andrew 1*86
NEWCOMB, BETHUEL MERRITT 1*86
NEWCOMB GENEALOGY 1*86
Newcombe 338
Newcomber 1*20
Newcomer £3,32£,l*£l
Newhard 1*70
Newlins 337
Newman l*7l*, 6l£c
Newton 623a, 663

Newton Township, Cumberland Co. 171
Newville, Cumberland Co. 171
Neysbaum 336
Niblock 663
Nicholas l*69,£07,£l0

183

INDEX

Nicholous 639

Nichols mr9c,U58,li70,U78, 507,61+0

NICHOLS, BEACH 850,858,861,869,870

Nicholson 338,509,639

Nickel 58

Nicklas 333

NICKLIN, PHILIP H. 856

Nicholson, Hannah 107

Nickum 58

Nicodemus 56, 229, 333, U21,14;6

NICOLA, LEWIS 603k,6o6d

Niesley 229

Nighkirk U52

Nightart, 6U0

Nihiser 507

Nill 3^9

Niimnon ^6

Nipple 58,663

Nisbet 5k

Niswonger 507

Nixon 67

Noble 53,56,57,58,333,613,616

Noel 56,623a

Noetling 356

Noff singer Ul9,623

Noftsker $3

Noll 58,512

Nolte 6&0

Nookes U27

Noon 615 c

Nophsker 316

Norcross 53,623

NORCROSS, GEORGE 185

NO ROYAL ROAD h

Norris 57 ,58,315,325,5014

Norrish Uu9b

North 58,232,507,623.6i|0,6U3c,663

North Carolina 111,6^9,732,735

NORTH CAROLINA SOC 3ETY , S . A . R . , LINEAGE

BOOK 732
NORTH MOUNTAIN SHADOWS AND LOUDON ROAD

HISTORY 337
Northampton County 192,256,257,^02

U2,U30,i+59,l|69,ii89,h90,5l6,603h

603n,60l4f,60i;£,60iiz,606h,808
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

8H8
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, SCOTCH-IRISH IN

808
Northern Pennsylvania 61,952,953
NORTHERN PENNSYLYANI, GEN. AND

PERSONAL HISTORY OF 6l
NORTHUMBERLAND, NORTHUMBERLAND CO. 239
Northumberland County 62,100, 239, 2l;2,

3U9,350,355,U03,i407,Ul7,Ul8,l;23,li2ii,

U77,503,5ll,603n,60l;g,60iiS,60i;y,606h,

626, 65U

18U

NORIHIIM£ERLAND COUNTY, EARLY WILLS AND
""ADMINISTRATIONS OF~3H9

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, GEN. AND BIO.

ANNALS 0TT2
NORTHUMBERLAND, HUNTINGDON, MIFFLIN,

CENTRE, UNION, COLUMBIA, JUNIATA AND

CLINTON COUNTIES HISTORY AND

TOPOGRAPHY OF 626
Northwest Territory 121
Northwestern Pennsylvania 614;, 650
NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, PIONEER

OUTLINE HISTORY OF 650
Norton 58
Noss 58

NOTES AND QUERIES 651,652,653
Notestine 58,1+55
NOTOPOULOS, VICTOR A. 310
Notter 325
Nourse 1+23,663
Novinger 58
Novis khk

Nowell 311;, 315, 333
Nowry 325
Noyes 621
Numer 1+52
Nunemaker 58
Nuttall 621
Nyce U62

Nycum 50,6l3,61+lc
Nyswanger 631b
Oakes 663
Oaks 58,325,U63
Oatman Jilk
Obenour 1+1+6
Ober 3l5,U66,U82
Oberholser 333
Oberholtzer 1+07,500
Oberlin 1+1+2, 80l+
O'Bold 623a
OBREITER, JOHN 7U1|
O'Brien 316,1+08
Oburn 58,3l5,U63
Ocker 53,623a
O'Connell 321b
O'Connor 58, 311+, 321a, 325, 359
Odenbaugh 63 lg
Odiorne 58
Oellig 616
Officer 53
Ogden 57,32l|,U30
Ogilby 53

Ogle 359,U32,6l5c,6l6a
Ogle, Andrew J., Jr. 307
O'Hara 623

Ohio 121,U0l|,i;22, 723,909,911
Ohio Company 129

INDEX

OHIO, OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS

OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION BURIED

IN THE STATE OF 723
OHIO, OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS

OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WHO LIVED

IN THE STATE OF 721+
Ohio Valley 661+
Ohlinger I4.69
Okeson 58
Okeson £8
O'Laughlin 325
OLD MILLS 335

OLD STONE MEETING HOUSE 175
Old Town, Md. 129
OLD WESTMORELAND 719
Oldham 321c, 6l5c
Oldham, Blanche 916
Oldt 1+96

O'Leary 316, 321c
Oliphant 1+38
Oliver 58, 329,1+50, 61+0,663
OLIVER, ISABELLA 33k
Oiler 56,333,1+76
Olson 325
Omwake 56,333,1+12
ON THE FRONTIER WITH COLONEL ANTES

100
O'Neal 53,623a,631d
O'Neale 623
O'Neil 311+
O'Neill 155,315
Oppel 57

Oppenheimer 6l5a
Oppennan 321c
Orban 359

Orbison 58,632,61+0
ORBISON, NANCY D. 1+51+
O'Reilly 311+
Oren 58

Orlady 58,1+29,1+85,632,61+0
Orme 1+78
Ormsby 338,1+78
Orner 58,623a
Orr 117,315,316,321,61+0
ORR, J. AND BROTHERS, BIO. SKETCH OF

117
ORR, JOHN G. 331+
Orrick 1+67

Orris 53,352,1+55,623,663
Orrstown, Franklin County 117
Ort 56,58, l+l+l+,l+l+9c
Orth 232,1+71,810
Orwig 512,663
Osborn 321c

Osborne 208,311+,315,1+1+U
Osburn 1+1+1+

O'Skally 155

Osman 311+

Oswald 321c, 1+63

0 'Toole, Frances Melissa 906

Ott 57,321c,l+90,6l6b

Otto 623

OTZDJACHSON 651+

OUR FAMILY TREE SUBSEQUENT TO 1870

1+33
OUR WESTERN BORDER 668

Gurry, Captain 905

OURRY, CAPTAIN LEWIS 709

Over 311+,315,316,333, 1+36,613

Overdorff 321c

Overholt 1+71

Owen 58,1+12,510

Owens 315,321+, 325, 61+0, 663

Owings 58

Ox 1+68

Pabst 1+59

Packer 621

Packer, William Fisher 605h

Page 58,1+1+5,507,61+0

Painter 57, 336,1+19, 1+27, 5o5,5o6,61+lc,

663
PALATINATE TO THE AMERICAN COLONES,

EMIGRANTS FROM THE 805
Palliser 321c
Palm 623

Palmer 56, 58, 316, 333, 337,1+67, 61+lc
Palmer, Anthony 605b
Pals grove 337,338
Panabecker 507
Pannebaker 58,61+0
Panther-the Mingo 916
Parcels 663
Park 56,57,325,61+0
Parker 53, 57,58,173, 232. 311+, 315, 316,

337,1+06,1+63,1+70,1+78,61+0,663,810,

Parkinson 316

PARKINSON, SARAH WOODS 151+

Parks 57, 315,337, 359,1+12, 6l5c,663

Parnell 337,6l5c

PARNELL'S KNOB TO BURNT CABINS, FORBES

ROAD 338
Parr, James 913
Parret 56,333
Parrish 155, 321c
Parshall 1+19,663
Parson 57

Parsons 58, 67,3l5,321c, 337,1+50
Partner 58
Partridge 1+1+1+
Paschall 1+71+
Passmore 321+.325
Paste l+l+9a,l+U9b
Patch 321c

185

INDEX

Patchin 325

Paterson 325

Path Valley, Franklin County 172

Patrick 325

Patterson 57,58, 67, 232,3ll*,3l£,32li,325,

337,U06,i|12,U23,i|25,li38,U63,U66,U85,

509, 616a, 631g, 639,62+0 , 61l1c, 663, 736
Pattison, Robert Emory 605j,605k
Patton. 56,58,115,232,315,325,333,337,

U06,U63, 519,613,621,623,632, 663, 735,
Patton, John 603j,6o6c
Patton, T.B. 519
Patton, William 906
Paukey J483

Paul 50,321c,i400,l421,i;7U,U75,6l5c,623
Paulding ^3
Paulson U33
Paulus U69

Pawlings i+2 3, 512,517,663
Paxson ij.67

Paxtang Church, Dauphin County 603h
PAXTANG CHURCH, HIST. OF THE SESQUI-

CENTENNIAL 178
PAXTANG, HER DAYS AND HER WAYS 179
Paxton 329,623
Paxton, Dauphin County 179
PAXTON, HISTORIC-HER DAYS AND HER WAYS

179
Peach 321c
Peachey 58
Peachy 1;67
Peacock 61|lc
Peals 67,352,639
Pearce 316,507,621,736
Pearson 359, 2*7&, 623a
Peary 118
PEARY, ADMIRAL ROBERT EDWIN, MEMORIAL

BOOK TO 1TB
Pechin 80J4
Pecht 58

Peck 58,315,6l5c,6i|0,6i;lc
Peckman 56,337
Peden 321c

Peebles 53,336,337,1+32
Peelor 58

Peffer 53,316, lr92,623
Peifer I496
Peiffer 333
Peightal 6I4.O
Peightel 1*1|6
Pellman 663
Pence, Dan. 903
Pender 321c

Pendergass, Garrett 905
Pendleton I4O6
Pendry 321c

Penepacker 325

Perm 639

Penn, John 6o5c

Perm, Richard 605c

Penn, William 605a

Perm's Cave 655

PENN'S GRANDEST CAVE 655

Pennell 58,2t36,l±7U,6l3,61*0,6Hlc,663

Pennock 3lU

Pennsboro Township, Cumberland Co.

515
PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF 600
PENNSYLVANIA., DAILY STORIES 62l|
PENNSYLVANIA , ENCYCLOPEDIA OF 628
PENNSYLVANIA, FRONTIER FORTS OF 7H|,

715
PENNSYLVANIA, GUIDE TO THE HISTORICAL

MARKERS OF 659
PENNSYLVANI, HISTORICAL COLLECTION OF

THE STATE OF 622
PENNSYLVANIA, HISTORIC INDIAN PATHS OF

633

PENNSYLVANIA,

HISTORY OF 63

PENNSYLVANIA, INDIAN WARS OF 63U
PENNSYLVANIA, PICTORIAL SKETCHBOOK OF

660
PENNSYLVANIA, SCHOOLS OF 320
PENNSYLVANIA ALPINE CLUB 612

Pennsylvania
PA. ARCHIVES,

Archives 730
COLONIAL RECORDS 600,602
PA. ARCHIVES 1st SERIES, 601,602

PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
PA. ARCHIVES
Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA

2nd
3rd

Uth

5th

6th

7th

Guide

8 th

9th

603
60U

605
606
607
608
609
610
611

65,66

PENNSYLVANIA

Bibliography 618
BIOGRAPHY, ENCY. OF 6I4,

CANAL, CENTENNIAL of 852

Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA

Canal System 851»-,866
CAVES 619
Census of 1790 620
College, Gettysburg 260
COLLEGE, HISTORY OF 260

Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA

806,807

PENNSYLVANIA

Dutch 806,807

DUTCH FOLKLORE CENTER

DUTCHMAN 806,807

Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania

Frontier 712,913
Furnace, Centre Co. 6I4.8
Game Commission 7

186

INDEX

PENNSYLVANIA, GAZETTEER OF THE STATE

OF 630
PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES, SCOTCH

IRISH AND GERMAN 810
PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN PIONEERS 801
PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN SOCIETY 801
PENNSYLVANIA H ISTORICAL AND MUSEUM

COM. 659
PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL SKETCHES,

MARYLAND MP 661
PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY, WRITINGS ON 618
Pennsylvania Immigrants 801,802,803
PENNSYLVANIA IRON MANUFACTURE IN THE

1STH CENTURY 636
Pennsylvania Legislature 107,125
PENNSYLVANIA MANUAL 6U5
Pennsylvania-Maryland Boundary Dispute

129,603g,603p
Pennsylvania National Guard 1
Pennsylvania Navy 603a,60Uw, 606a
Penns lvania Pensioners 738
PENNSYLVANIA PLACE NAMES 656
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 863
Pennsylvania Railroad Company h,^-9

202, 310, 316, 752, 863, 86U, 865
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY

CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF THE 865
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, GROWTH

AND DEVELOPMENT 8 65
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY, S.A.R. 1955 YEAR

EOOK 731;
PENNSYLVANIA, HONOR LIST OF DEAD AND

MISSING, STATE OF 753
PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI

DIRECTORY 261
PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE, HISTORY OF

THE 262
Pennsylvania State College, State

College 210,261,262
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LIBRARY 653
Pennsylvania State University, State

College 261,262
Pennsylvania Traders 66I4
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

HISTORY OF THE li9th REGIMENT~7U2
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, THE

77th REGIMENT 7UU
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,

HISTORY OF THE 81+th REGIMENT7I4I
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,

HISTORY OF THE 125th REGIMENT 7U3
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS, HISTORY OF

THE 71|0
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS IN THE SPANISH-
AMERICAN WAR, RECORD OF 7u7
Pennypacker 512

PEN PICTURES 208

Penrod 321c

Penrose 53,5U,329,623

Pensinger 56,333

Pensyl 3l6,6l6,623a

Pentz 325

Peooles 736

PEQUIGNOT, WILLIAM DOUBLER 310

Percy, Edward 902

Percy, Lucy 902

Per dew kkh

Perkasie, Bucks County U72

Perkiomen, Montgomery Co. 603i

Perrine 1;05

Perry 3l6,338,505,6l5c

Perry, O.H. 607i

Perry County 58, 163,185,193, 328,351,

352,U0l,Ul7,hi8,li23,435,U65,li70,H90,

U96,5ll,5ia,60lry,627,639,61iD,6)4l,

663,861,902
PERRY COUNTY, HISTORY OF 351,352
PERRY, JUNIATA ANDMIFFLIN COUNTIES,

ATLAS OF 861
Pershing 316, 321a, 321b, 359
Pershing, Cyrus L. 322
Peters 53, 58, 325,U2l+,l|63,l469, 570,1*85,

h90,507,623a,639,6U0, 663,736
Peters Township, Cumberland County

115,338
Petersheim 6l5c
Peterson 58,321c,325,61|0,65lc
PETERSON, FLORENCE HEPP hhh
Petrie 58
Petriken 632
Petrikin 58,621
Peterson 57
Petticoat Indians 665
Pettit 512,621
Pew 631b
Peyton 559 c
Pfahler 50,663
Pfarr 321c
Pfeil 321c
Pfeister 321c
Pfister UOO

Prbutz 333, 559, 623a, 663
Pheasant 57,58,632a
Pheil 337
Phelps 316,359,563
Phenicie 615 c
Phiel 333
Phifer 735
Philadelphia 9,UUO,UU7,UU8,I;7l4,603h,

603i, 603m, 603n, 60Un, 60U0, 60I4P, 801,

856

187

INDEX

Philadelphia County 503,60l+b,60l+g

6ol+n, 60I+0, 60l+p , 60l+x, 607a
PHILBROOK, MARY E. U6k
Philipine Insurrection 737
Philips 58, 505
Phillip! 50
Phillippi 1+1+2
Phillips 232,325,1+00,1+39,1+1+6,1+63,1+85,

l+90,l+91,5ll,623,632a,639,61+0,61+lc,

663
PHILLIPS' PENNSYLVANIA RANGERS

HISTORY OF THE MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN

727
Phillips' Rangers 639,727
Phillipps 337
Phillippy 56,333
Phils on 50,6l5c
Phipps 1+05
Phraner 337
Piatt Ul8,80U
Pick 57
Pickett kkh
Picking 623a
Pickings 6l5c

PICTORIAL SKETCH-BOOK OF PENNA. 660
Pie 621
Pierce 32k, 663
Piercy 1+35
Piersol JL|27
Pifer 325
Pigman 631d
Pigman, Jesse Jr. 631a
Pike 1+05
Pike County 60l+z
Pilcher 53
Pile 50, 615 c
Pilkington 325
Pillard 58
Piinm 338,1+27
Piollett 1+78
Pipe, Captain 902
Piper 3l5,3l6,321c,325,333,l;63,l;85,

1+87,1+98, 613,623,632a, 639, 663
Plro 321c
Pitcairn 119
PITCAIRN, ROBERT 119
Pitcher, Molly 151+
Pittinger 53
Pittman 6|+lc
Pittsburgh 8,119,189, 261+, 707, 708, 719,

851,851^,856,902
Place 1+62

PLACE NAMES, BLAIR COUNTY 318
Place Names, Pennsylvania 656
Plack 315
Plank 53,236,1+53, 616,623,623a

Planten 325

Plasterer 56

Piatt 56, 333,615c

PLATT, FRANKLIN 311

PLEASANT PEREGRINATIONS THROUGH THE

PRETTIEST PARTS OF PENNSYLVANIA 856
Plette 663
Plough 53,333
Ployer 53,623
Plum 337
Plumer U78,U93
Plummer 311+, 315, 1+30
PLUMPE, JOSEPH C. 109
Plums tead 337
Plunkett 321c, 663
Plymire 61+1 c
Poak I4.2U
Poe 337,1+06
Pogue 58
Pohlman 623a
Points 6l5a, 616
Poist 623a
Polk 735
Pollard 236,615c
Pollock 8,58,1+17
Pollock, James 6o5g
Pollum 325

Pomeroy 51+, 56, 58, 333, 336, 61+0, 61+lc
POMEROY, ALBERT NEVIN 180,809
POMEROY, WHITMAN & CO. 861
POMEROY ATLAS MAPS 850,858,869,870
Pons 80l+

Pontiac, Chief 902
Pontiac's Conspiracy 329,909
Pontiac' s Uprising 90l+,909
Pontiac's War 63U, 70i|
Pontius 1+21,1+1+6,663,801+
Poole 1+26, 6l5a
Poorbaugh 6l5c
POO RE, RALPH H. 350
Poorman 337
Pope 53,337,1*23
Port 57,61+0

Portage Railroad Monument 866
Porter 58, 200, 232, 311+, 325, 351,1+02,

1+05,1+06, 1+32, 1+1+3,507, 623, 631f, 632a,

663,809
Porter, David Rittenhouse 605f
Post 1+1+1

Post's Journal 3l+l
Postlethwaite 58,359
Pote 1+21,1+28,1+76
Pott l+7l+,6l6b
Potter 56,58,232,325,359,1+06,1+21,1+25,1+52,

1+87,621,632,639,61+0,663
Potter, James 605c

188

INDEX

Potter County 61,650

Potts 31^,321a,321b,338,J|21,liI;9b,U^7,

5l2,6l5a
Potts, James 322
Pottstown 101
Poulson 57
Powders 333
Powel 632

Powell 53,311;, 325, U23,U35
POWELL, GEORGE R. 36U
Powers 663
Pownall 315
Pratt 53,623
Preisler 58
Preist 321c
Presbyterian Church 111;, 170-185, 187,

189,256,257,258,263
Presbyterian Church, Abington 603i
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA 182
Presbyterian Church (First) Carlisle

603h
Presbyterian Church, Churchvilie 603i
Presbyterian Church, Neshaming

Harts vllle 603i
Presbyterian Church, (First) Phila.

603i
Presbyterian Church (Second) Phila.

603i
Presbyterian Church (Third) Phila.

603 i
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AN AUTHENTIC

HISTORY OF DONEGAL153
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HIST. OF THE

BIG SPRING 171
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HIST. OF THE

MIDDLE SPRING 171;
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SEMI-CENTENNIAL

OF THE SECOND 176
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SILVER SPRING

177
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CARLISLE 175
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF UPPER WEST

CONOCHOEAGUE, HIST. OF 181
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WILLIAMSBURG

HISTORY OF THE FIRST 170
PRESBYTERIAN REUNION 189
PRESBYTERIANS OF THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY

171
PRESBYTERISM AND THE AMERICAN

REVOLUTION 181;
PRESBYTERY, THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY

OF THE HUNTINGDON 157
PRESBYTERY OF CARLISLE, THE CENTENNIAL

OF THE 185
PRESBYTERY OF HUNTINGDON, HIST. OF 186
PRESBYTERY OF KITTANNING, A HISTORY OF

PRESBYTERY OF KITTANNING cont'd. 188

Presqu' Isle 603f

Pressel 623

Press ell 613

Pressler 58

Preston 53,315,3l6,li78

Preston, Moses 917

Prettyleaf 6U0

Prewitt 507

Price 56,57,58, 3H;,3l6,321c, 333, 356,

UOO U21,50l;, 505,613,663
Price, Sarah Ann 128
Priddie 1+33
Primitive 632
Prince 53,61;lc

Prince George's County, Maryland 722
Pringle 321c, 632a
Prior 631e
Priser 1|21
Pritchard 325, 1;00
Pritts 359,6l5c,6l6a
Probst 359
Proctor la9,U87,507
PROCTOR, H.G. 7U8
Proctor, John 912
Proctor, Thomas 603d
PROLIX, PEREGRINE 856
Prong 631b

Proprietary Manors 60l;d
Prosser 316
Proudfit k91
P rough 316
Prout 58

Provident Hospital 128
Provincial Council 600
Provincial Forces 115
Pruner 3lU, 621, 632a
Pryor I4.63
PUBLIC WORKS OF PENNSYLVANIA, HISTORICAL

STUDY OF T HE MAIN LINE OF 85E
Puckey 58
Puffenberger 58
Pugh 337,359,Ul;6,6l5c,6l6a
Pulaski, Casimer 6l3k,606c
Pulliam 1;25
Punch 336
Purdy 515,663
Pumell 325
Pursell U02
Purviance 1*32, 80I4.
Puterbaugh 1*21
Pyle 57,58,l;7l;,6l5c
Pys chows ka 1*38
Quary U22
Quay 621
Queary 58,735

189

INDEX

Quebec, Canada 708,720

Querry 316

Quickel 56,1*23, U+2

Quig 663

Quiggle U96

Quigley 53,58,1*17

Quinn 58, 321c, 509

Quinter 632

Quirk 321c

Raab 321c

Radabaugh 53

Radebaugh 325,333

Ras 338

Raff ensberger 58

Rafferty 325

RAF T, THE LAST 867

RAFTING DAYS IN PENNSYLVANIA 657

RAFTING IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY,

LIMBERING AND 326
RAFTING STORY 326
Ragatz 1*35
Rager 155
Rahauser 56,333
Rahm 58
Rahn U59

RAHN, CLAUDE J. 1*20, 1;59
RAHN, ELIZABETH SHEARER 1*20
Raifsnider 337
Railing U20
Raiser U66
Raker 61*1 c
Rakerd 663

Ralston 53, 337, 1*78, 623,808,809
Rambo 58

Ramey 3ll*,3l5,5l9
Ramsey 56,58, 232, 329,333,337, 1*73,1*92

512,809
Ranc 801;

RANCK, HENRY H. 102
Randall 623
Randolph 1*67,510
Raney 512
Rankin 51*,56, 57, 232, 329, 333, 337,1*06

1*08,1*78,621,809
RANKIN, MARY 10
Rannels 58
Ransom 1*23
Rapp 58, 61*1 c
Ratcliff 500
Rathburn Hl*9b,l*l*9c
Raub 621

Rauch 5U, 232, 325,6l6a
Rauch, Frederick A. 259
Roudabaugh $3
Roudebaugh 337
Raugh 3lS

Ravenal 80l*

Ray 31ii, 315,316,^50

RAT, LEONARD N. 310,716

Rayman 6l5c

Rays town Path 661*

Rea 53, 117, 325,li32,50U,623,632a

Read 325,1*1*3, 50l*, 61*0

Readdy 508

Raade 321c

Reading, Berks County 126

Reagle 1*00

Ream 321c, 3l*6, 507, 6l5c,6l6a, 621

REAM FAMILIES A GENEALOGT OF THE

STUKEY AND 507
Reamer 6l6
Reamey 3lli,632a
Reams 325,507
Reaps amer 58
Rearick 3l*7
Reaser 56
Reber 58,621
Rebert 623a
Rebmann 518
Rebuck 333

RECOLLECTIONS, COL. A.K. McCLURE'S 9
RECOLLECTIONS OF BYGONE DAYS IN THE

COVE 6ll*
RED MORNING 901
Reddig $3
Redding 53,325
Redick, David 605d
Redsecker 507

Red Stone Creek Settlement 129
Resce 1*69
Reed 50, 53, 5^,56,58, 121|,3H;,315,316,

321c, 321* . 325, 329 , 333, 336, 337, 3l*6 . 3^8,

U02,U05,U21,l;63,U61i,li70,U7U,It90,U91,

U92, 500, 507, 616, 623a, 632, 61|0,6Ulc,

663,809
REED, CHARLES L. 3l*0
REED, GEORGE EDWARD 605
REED, GEORGE LEFFINGWELL 250
Reed, Joseph 505c
Reeder 57,58
Re em 3ll*
Re erne 507
Rees 631g
Reese 53, 321c, 325, 338,1*19,1*63, 61*lc,

735
Reeser 53

Reformed Church 190-l9l*,25l
Reformed Church, Egypt 706f
Reformed Church, Falkner Swamp 603h
Reformed Church, German, Philadelphia

60 3h

190

INDEX

REFORMED CHURCH, HIST. OF THE ST.

ST. JOHN'S (HAINS) 190
REFORMED CONGREGATIONS, MINISTERS OF

THE GERMAN 19k
Regar 507
Reiber 58
Reichert 663
Reid 117,333
Reidenour 80k
Reider 663
Reidy 325
Reiff 53,k62
Reifsnyder 31k, 352
REIFSNYDER, HERMAN S. 310
Reigart k63,623
Reigert kk2
Reigh 58
Reighter 623
Reightner 53

Reiley 325,k02,6l5s,6klc,736
Reilly 315
Reily 623

Reily, James R. 259
Reiman 6l5c,6l6a
Reimer k69
Reinecker U59
Reiners 58
Reinhardt 623
Reinhold 663
Reiser 315
Reisher 333
Reisner 6klc
Reiss I469
Reiter 325, k90
Reitz 336,615c
Reminiscences 658
REMINISCENCES AND SKETCHES 307
Rempher 509
Remy kk9b
Renard, Cade 911
Renaud 325
Rench i|21
Renecker 58
Renfrew, 56,333
Rengler 663
Renneberger 337
Renninger 1;90

Replogle 229,3l5,3l6,321c,k21,k76,6l3
REPLOGLE, EMMA A.M. k39
Ressler 500
Rether 623a
Rettew 80U
Reutter 58,663
REVOLUTIONS, MEDICAL MEN IN THE

AMERICAN 726

REVOLUTION, PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY

S.A.R. 1955 YEAR BOOK 73k
REVOLUTION, PENNSYLVANIA STATE HISTORY

OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE 731
REVOLUTION BURIED IN THE STATE OF OHIO,

OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS OF

THE 723
REVOLUTION WHO LIVED IN THE STATE OF

OHIO, OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE

SOLDIERS OF TEE AMERICAN 72IT
Revolutionary Pensioners,

1789 & 1813 Lists 603k

1820 & 1825 Lists 603o

1818 & 1832 Lists 60kw

Abstracts 607d,6ll

REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS OF MARYLAND 722

Revolutionary Soldiers 731,732,733,

73k, 735
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS OF FRANKLIN

COUNTY AMERICAN 730
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS 0 F MISSOURI

718
Revolutionary War 100,101,103,111,121

12k,17k,l8)4,200, 217,232, 2U6,329, 330,

332, 3kl,3k6,3k8, 350, 351,353,356,361,

k0k,k79,k80,600,60k,606, 607,611,

631,632,63U,639,663,713,736,913,

91k,9l5,95l
Rex 631d,632
Rexroth 336,616b
Reyer 512
Revmer 663
Reynolds 50,58,232,321c,32k,k21,6l5a,

6l6,621,639,6klc,663
Reynolds1 Death 661
REYNOLDS, SHELDON 71k
Reys 663
Rhea 232,337
Rheam 663
Rheem 5lk

RHEEM, GEORGE W. 169
Rhees 3^9 , 519
Rheim 500
Rhine 56,31k
Rhinesmith 58

Rhoads 56,58, 333, kl2,k70,6l5c,6kO, 663
Rhoddy 663
Rhodes 31k,3l5,333,k21,kk6,k5l,505,

6l6,631g
RHODES, A. PAULINE 310
Rhone 621
Riblet k90
Ribling 325
Rice 53, 56,58, 232, 333,k90.k96.505,

613,616, 623, 623a, 631e,6k0,6klc, 663
Rice, H.L. 259

191

INDEX

Rice, Zachariah 1|££

Rich, £3,1*23,621

Richabaugh 58

Richard 6U0

Richards 51*, 325,1*05,1*23, l*30,l*l*9c

RICHARDS, HENRY M.M. 71U

Richardson 58,1*27,1*1*3, 61^0

Richenbaugh 58

Richey 58, 613, 61*1 c

Richner 325

Richwine 53

Rickard 505

Rickert 1*71

Ricketts 321*, 639, 61*0

Riddell 316

Riddle 359,1*52,632,639

Riden 61*0

Rider 58

Riddle 117,329,663

Ridenour 1*71

Ridge $3

Ridgely 123

Riebenack 315

Reigel 58,623

Reigle 58

Reihm 507

Reim 507

Rieman 6l5c

Rife 58, 337, 1*36, U66

Rigg 316

Riggle 315

Riggs 1*05

Rigle 337

Rihl, Wm. H. 705

Riley 53,333,337, 1*38, 6l5c,623a

Rinard 61*lc

Rine 58

Rinehart 56,58,333,1*21,1*39,1*66,509

631f
Rinesmith 53,58
Ringler 6l5c
Ringrose 623
Ringwalt 623
Rininger 50
Rink 321c
Ripley 613
Rippey 53,56,1*38
Ripple 58,338
Rippman 61*1 c
Rishel 621,663
RISHEL, CD. 11
Rishell 57
Riske 1*25
Ritchey 50,229,232,236,315,316,1*19,

1*21,1*36,736
Ritchie 117

Ritner 51*, 623

Ritner, Joseph 6051

Rittase 623a

Rittenhouse 58,1*23

Ritter 58,321c,336,l455,l*69,l*70,U90,

6l5c,623
Rittman 3ll*
Ritz 31*7
Ritzman 58
Roach 6l5c
Roads U12,505
Roadside Markers 6$9
Roan 663,810
Roaring Spring, Blair County 2,156,

236,237
ROARING SPRING, GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF

237
ROARING SPRING, HISTORY OF 2
ROARING SPRING, SEMI-CENTENNIAL

HISTORY OF 236
Robacker 325
Robb 1|05, 1*69, 1*85, 510
Robbins 53,325
Roberdeau 3ll*,639
Roberdeau, Daniel 729
Roberts 315, 321a, 321c,l*19, 1*21, 1*23,

l*2l*,l*90,l*92, 1*96,507
Robertson 57,333,1*38,510
ROBERTSON, JOHN H. 310
Robeson 58,315
Robinette 61*lc
Robins 1*58
Robinson 2,56,57,58,232,236,3l!*,3l6,

321*, 329, 337, 1*05,1*23, l*38,l*l*6,l*l*9c,

1*50,1*55,1*57,1*63,1*90,1*92,515,616,

6l6b,639,663,8lO
Robinson, Rebecca 1*60
Robinson, Robert 639
Robinson, Wm. 258
Robison 58,311*, 315, 321c, 325,1*01,1*06,

1*23, 632a, 61*0, 663
ROBINSON, HAROLD T. 752
Robley 58,632
Roby 1*50

Rocky Spring, Franklin County 172,181*
ROCKY SPRING CHURCH, HIST. OF 180
Roddy 359,1*1*0,663
Rodgers 50,57,58,509,61*0,663
Rodger's Campaign 912
Rodier 519
Rodkey 315
Rodman 67,1*67
Rodrique 31 5
Roebling 120

Roebling, John August 120
Roebling, Washington Augustus 120

192

INDEX

Roebuck I4.69

Roedell 632a

Roelofs 31k

Roessner 325

Rofelty 631b

Roger i|21

Rogers 56,58, 337,406,432, lr50,505,809

Rogers, William 603o

Roher 316

Rohland 53

Rohrbach 469,470

Rohrbaugh 338

Rohrer 208, 3lU, 333,1+63,500, 632a

Roland 321c, 336

Rolar 53

Rolf e 4I9

Roller 324,463, 487, 632a, 639, 8O4

ROLLER FAMILY, FAMILY TREE OF THE 1+87

Rollins 1+85

Romberger 316

Romig 470,509

Roney ^3

Ronk 663

Roof 337,1|66

Roop 58,419

Roosevelt, Franklin D. 5

Root 57,315

Roper 58

Rorer 57

ROSANNA OF THE AMISH 957

Rosborough 58

Rosbrough 808

Rose 50, 56, 321a, 321b, 321c, 438, 509

631b
Roseberry 631d
Rosenberger 337,1|66,490.505
Rosenberry 333, 336, 338, 462
Ro3ensteel 57,321c
Rosman 333
Ross 50,56.57,124,314,315,325,359,

4l2,U23, U85,490, 491,507, 616a, 632a

6410,663
Ross, George 605d
Rote 663

Roth 321c, 333, U70,490, 623a
Rothgeb 505

Rothrock 58, 356,1;23, 470,494, 663
Rotz 337
Roudabush 315
Roudebush 439,444
Rounsley 58
Roup U32
Rourer 56
Rourke 57
Rouse 58,61|lc,663
Rousey 325

Roush 53

Rous ton 56

Routch 504

Rouzer 333

Rowe 56,57,58, 333,359,615c

Rowland 57,321c

Rowland, John 258

Rowles 325

Rowley hi 3

Roy, Marie Le 603g

Royce, Benjamin 631a

Royer 57,315,316,421,488,512,621,

632a, 64O, 736, 80U
Royer, Daniel 488
Royer, John 322,488
Royer, Samuel 488
ROYER FAMILY 488
ROYER GENEALOGY 488
Rubey 443
Rubin 338

RUBINCAM, MILTON 805
Ruble 58,507,663
Ruby 333

Ruch 58,124,400,469,470
Ruddell 449 c
Rudisill 337,623a
Rudolph 53,325,463,507
Rudy 57,58,446,623
Ruff 623a
Ruffino 433
Ruffler 505
Ruhl 621 663
Rumbaugh 58
Rumberger 325,61|0
Rumfeld 58

Rummel 53,56,57,58,623a
Rummer 4O8
Rums ted 512
Runk 56,57,58
RUNK, J.M. & CO. 58
Runkel 406,623a
Runkle 61;lc
Runninger 509
Runyan 64IC

Rupert 53, 57, U52, 466,640
Rupley 58,232,623
Rupp 53,623,64lc
RUPP, I. DANIEL 626,627,802,803
Ruppel 359,6l5c,6l6a
Ruppert 469
Rusch 449c
Rush 50,631b
Rusnak 325
Russell 53, 56,57, 58, 315,337, U19, 441,446,

li63,465, 507, 615a, 616, 623, 623a, 632a,

64O

193

INDEX

Russler 57

Rutger 329

Ruth 53,4 69

Rutherford 809,810

Ruthrauff 333

Rutledge 321c

Rutt 4OO

Rutter 6l5c

Rutz 53

Ryan 321c, 338,466

Ryckman 321b

Ryder 333

Ryland 1*05

Sabathne 316

Sabine 444

Sacks 57

Sacramental Communion 916

Sadler 53,623

Sagerson 321c

Sahm 663

Sallada 8O4

S almond 316

Salt Kettles 905

Saltmarsh 507

Salvage 505

Saly 321c

Sample 53,58,616

Sampsel 663

Sampsell 356

Sampson 632

Sams 50

SAMUEL, LEON R. 310

Samuels 1*39

Sancroft 325

Sandercock 1*00

Sanders 3^6,639

Sanderson 5U, 316, 321c, 64O

S'andoe 337,663

Sandrock 623a

Sandt 4OO

Sangree 1*63, 623a, 80l*

Sanker 321c

Sankey 325,621

Sanner 50

SANNER, ROBERT G. 21*1

Sanor 1*69'

Sansom 6l5a

Santee 469,1189,80)4

SANTEE, ELLIS M. I4.89

SANTEE FAMILY, GENEALOGY OF THE 489

Santella 316

Sarbaugh 56

SARGENT, DANIEL 108

Sarver 463

Sarvis h£$

Saterfield 1*1*6

Satzler 58

Sauder 500

Sauders 338

Sauer 315

Sauers 236

Saul 466

Sausman 58

Sausser 311*, 3l£

Sawyer 329

Saxonburg, Butler County 120

Saxton 53,623,640

Saxton, Edward 900

SAXTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 727

Saxton, Bedford County 238

SAXTON-LIBERTY CENTENNIAL 238

Sayers 57,58,631g

Saylor 50,58,359,1*21,1*55,1*62,1*69,

6l5c,6Ulc,736
Scanlan 321c

Scarooyaddy-the Half King 902
Sceurman 325
Schaadt 1*70
Schaaf 58
SChaal hhh
SChadt 446
SChaeffer 50,56,58,412,436,442,470,

U90, 507,621
Schaff 56,232,333
S chaffer 621
Schaffle 663
SChaffner 449b,l*l*9c
Schall 1|69,621
Scharmann 321c
S chart 356
SChatto 58

Scheeline 208,315,316
Scheible 333
Schell 50, 57, 359, 446, 6l5a, 615 c, 616,

616a, 616b, 623, 61*0,61*10
SCHELL, WILLIAM P. 300
SChenkaraeyer 321c
Scherer 232,321c,l*59
Scherich 623
Schif fert U70
Schillin 31 6
Schiller 58
Schirm 1*63,509,61*0
SChlegel 58,490,64lc
Schleicter 333
Schley 232
Schlichter 333
Schlosser 623a
Schlusser 58
Schmidt 321c, 442
SChmitt 325
Schmittle 57
Schmohl 623

194

INDEX

Schmucker 50,3ll+,l+63, 623a, 632a

SChnabel 1+69,516

SChnable 663

SChnably $0

Schnars 325

Schnebly 56,232,518

SPhneck 5U

Schneider 1+21,1+68,1+69,1+96

Schnure 356,663

SCHNURE, WUJEIAM MARION 239

SChoch ^3,$1,3^

Schock 512,663

Schofield 58

Schoharie, N.Y. 127

Scholl 58,316,1+90,633

School, John William 1+90

SCHOLL-SHOLL-SHULL GENEALOGY 1+90

Schools 58

SCHOOLS OF PENNSYLVANIA 320

Schort 663

Schortz I+69

SChott 58

SCHOTTER, H.W. 861j.

Schrack 512,517

Schram hhh

Schreiber 1+1+1+

Schrick 623a

SChriver 623a, 632a

SChrock 6l5c,6l6a

Schroeder 623,736

SChryver 325

SChuchardt Ij.38

Schuchman 53

SChuler U90

Schuller 321c

Schultz 321c, 325, U62, 1+90

Schum 58

SChutching Frolic 916

Schuylkill County 6OI4.SS

Schuyler 663

Schwab 321c

Schwab, Charles M. 122,155

SCHWAB. CHARLES M. 122

SChwaln 1+1+1+

Schwartz 58, 208, 623a, 663

Schwarz 53

Schweier 58

Schweitzer 1+69

SChwenk 1+07

Schwer 325

Schweyer 58,61+0

Schwinehart 1+66

Scofield 32l+,325

Scollins 325

Scotch-Irish 55,808,809,810

SCOTCH-IRISH 335

SCOTCH-IRISH AND GERMAN GENEALOGIES

810
SCOTCH-IRISH IN AMERICA 809
SCOTCH-IRISH IN NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
~~808 ""

Scotch-Irish Settlement 808
SCOTCH-IRISH SOCIETY 809
SCOTLAND VILLAGE 335
Scott 5U,57, 200,232,315,359,1+05,1+06,

lil6,l+23,l+2l+,l+25,l+l+l,l+l+9c,l+8l,l+83,

1+90, 1+91,510, 515,613,616, 616a, 632,

639,809
SCOTT, GEORGE WILSON 1+91
SCOTT -WHITE AND RELATED FAMILIES 1+91
Scouller 329
Scout, Aaron 1+81+
Scriba 336,337
Scull 359, 615c, 616a
Scully 232
Seads 316
Seager 1+55
Seals 631f
Searer 61+1 c
Searighf 53,U92

SEARIGHT FAMILY, RECORD OF THE 1+92
Searle 58
Sears 1+63,61+0
Seaton 1+93

SEATONS OF WESTERN PENNA. 1+93
SERVER, J. MONTGOMERY 501
Seaworth 1+19
SEAWRIGHT, WILLIAM 1+92
Sebright 1+92
Sechler 321c, 621
Seckler 6l5c
Secrist 58,1+50
Sedlmeyer 321c
Sedwick 1+66
Seebold 663
Seedenburg 315
Seeds 61+1 c
Seese 6l5c
Seibel 500
Seiber 61+lc

Seibert 50, 53, 56, 58,1+23, 6l5c, 61+0
Seidel 316,1+33,1^63
Seidle 53,623
Seiler 53
Seilhamer 56
SELLHAMER, GEORGE 0. 56,33li,U06,l+25

809
Seip 663
Seiplt 1+00
Seiss 623a
Seitz 53,li66,507
Selby 359

195

INDEX

Selheiiner 58,61+0,663

Selin 356,663

Selinsgrove, Snyder County 239

SSL3NSGR0VE CHRONOLOGY 239

Sell 31ii,315,3l6,U9ii,6l3,6l5a,623a,

61+1 c
SELL, JAMES A. k9h

SELL, JESSE C. 310,31k

SELL FAMILY, HISTORT OF THE k9h

Sellers 58,208,232,3l5,3l6,l+7l|,l;90,

61+0,663
Selser 505
Selsor 232
Semple 1+81
Sener I+63
Senseman 53,623
Sensenig 500
Senseny 5U, 333,1*61
Sentman 333
Sergeant, Peggy 908
Serivener 1+1+1
Sersor 1+1+1+
Settle 1+28
SETTLERS OF "THE FORKS OF THE

DELAWARE" SOME OF THE FIRST 192
Seufferles U35

Seventh-Day German Baptist Church 195
Sevits 615 c
Sewell 337, U66, 507
Seylar 61+lc
Seyler 325
Shade 58,3l5,6l6b
Shade Gap, Huntingdon County 111;
Shadeck 325
Shaden 58
Shadle 3h7
Shaefer 616

Shaeffer 1+23, 623, 61+lc, 663
Shafer 50,57, 236, 325, UU9b, 1+55, U70
Shaffer 50, 229, 232, 316, 321c, 325, 333,

337,U21,l+l+l+,l+l+6,l+5l,li70,l+90,50l+,

6l5c,632,663
Shaffner 632
Shaffnit 337
Shahen 3ll7
Shambaugh 53,623
Shanefelt 632a

Shank 50,56,321c,333,337,U63

Shannon 57,232,1+17,621

Shapley 53,623

Sharbaugh 315, 321c

Sharer 58,200,232

Sharkey 321c

Sharon 663,809

Sharp 53, 51;,57,329,5l2,623,631g,61|0

196

Sharpe 53,56, 333, 1*19, 623, 61+lc

SHARPE, JOSHUA W. 33U

Sharpnack 631e

Shatto 58

Shatser 61+0

Shatzer 232,337

Shaud 6l5c

Shaull 623
.^Shaver 50,58, 359, 505,639,61+0
Shawnee Indians 661+
Sheads 623a
Sheafer 53
Sheaf fer 58,61*0
Shearer 56,57,58,316,333,336,337,338,

512, 61+lc, 736
Sheary 61+0
Sheeder 663
Sheedy 736
Sheehan 321c
Sheeley 623a
Sheely 56,623,623a
Sheets 1+08, 507
Sheetz 663
Sheibley 58,61+0,663
Shelbley 58
Shelby 631e
SHELEY, CASS K. 1+72
Sheldon 5l5
Sheldon, Rose 917
Shellabarger 1+08
Shellenberger 3H|,1|21, 61+lc, 663
Sheller 58

Shelley 58, 3lU, 623, 61+0, 61+lc
Shelly 53, 337, U00, 663 '
SHMANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, HISTORY

_0F 665
Shenandoah Valley, Va. 505
Shenefelt 57
Sheneman 1+55
Shenk 53,h66,$0$
SHENK, HIRAM H. 628
Shepard 1+78

Shepardstown, Cumberland County 1+82
Sheperd 325
Shepherd 512
Shepley 1+33
Sheridan 321b

Sheriff 53,336

Sherk 333

Sherman 315,337,61+0

Sherman's Creek, Perry Co. 902

Sherman's Valley, Perry Co. 9

Sherrick 337,507

Sherty 623a

Shetrom 57,33?
*Shaw 58,31U,3l5,325,623,632a,663

INDEX

Shetron 53

Snettel 53

Shetter 502

Shewell U67

Shick 321b

Shideier 1*21

Shiebley 5U

Shields 56,333,337,1*30,1*75,510

Shiffert 333

Shiley 57

Shilling 736

Shillito 333

Shimer 3lU,3l5,li69,61*lc

Shimmel 32h

Shimp 58

Shindel 356,663

Shindel, J. P. 357,61*6

Shine 663

Shingis, Chief 902

Shipley 1*92, 61*1 c

Shippen 121*, 329, 337, 639

Shippensburg, Cumberland County 172

17U,Ul6,906
Shirey 56,315, 333, 1*03,1*08,61*0
Shirk 57,58,602

Shirley 321*, 337, 1*21, 1*66,505,639
Shirley Township, Huntingdon County

235 "
Shirleysburg, Huntingdon County 235
Shirm 57

Shively 56,57,333, U63, 623a
Shissler 321c
Shoap 333
Shober 6l5c
Shock 632
Shockey 313
Shoemaker 50,56,315,316, 321c, 333

1*02,1*20,1*36,1*70,621,623, 61*0, 61*lc
SHOEMAKER, HENRY W. 7,310,323,61*8,

655,7li5,952,953,95U,955,956
Shoenberger 3l5,632a
Shoenfelt 315,736
Shoenthal 61*lc
Shoff 321c, 325
Sholl 1*90

Sholler 3l!*,3l5,3l6
Sholly 3Hi
Shontz 56,1*21,1*1*6
Shook 1*00, 1|05
Shoop 58

Shooting Match 916
Shope 57,58,333
Shopp 1*26,623
Shore 57,58
Shark 623a
Short 321c,337, U23,623,663

Shoufter 1*26

Shoup 1*12

Shover 313

Showalter 315, Ul2

Showvaker 58

Shrader 232,359

Shieiaer 333,623

Shreve 321c

Shrimer 663

Shrive r 3l5,631g

Shrock 632a

Shrom 58,500

Shryock 321b

Shue 57,1*96

Shuey 1*95, 80l*

SHUEY, D.B. 1*95

SHUEY FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE 1*95

Shuff 311*

Shugart 325

Shugert 621

Shulenberger $3

Shuler 58,505

Shull 56, 333, U55,U90, 1*96, 623a, 61*0

Shultz 57,315,U2,1*21,1*29,U1*6,1*98,

632a
Shulze, John Andrew 605e
Shumaker 58, 321c, 351, 61*0
Shuman 336,337,1*00,1*92,1*96,623, 61*lc,

663
SHUMAN, WILLIAM C. 1*96
SHUMAN FAMILY, GENEALOGY OF THE GEORGE

1*96
Shumberger 53,623
Shunk, Francis Rawn 605g
Shunkweller 58
Shunkwiler 61*0
Shuri 61 6a
Shuss 58
Sibbet 329
Sibbett 56,623
Sidwell 507
Sieber 61*lc
Siebert 56.61*0,663
Siegfried 1*70
Sieman 1*96
Sier 57,1*59
Sierer 333
Sigg 1*19

Sigler 58,31+8,1*10,61*0,663
Sigmund 1*35
Sigrist 315
Silknitter 58
Sill 1*39 616
Silsley h33

Silver Spring, Cumberland Co. 172,177
Silverman 316

197

INDEX

Simes 663

Simison 1*18

Simmons 53,623

Simms 1*23

Simon 315,1*1*1*, 61*1 c

SIMON GIRTY, THE WHITE SAVAGE 95l

Simons 58

Simonton 1*17, 632a, 639, 663, 810

Simpson 57,58,1*1*1,1*52,632,61*0,663

SIMPSON, ROBERT B. 200

SIMPSON, WARREN B. 3U0

Sims IjjU3

Sinclair 337,1*69

Sindlinger l*l*9b

Singer 53,337,663

Singiser 623

Sink 31U

Sinking Valley, Blair County 519,719

729
Sipe 53,321b,321c,l*69,6l5c,623,61*lc
SIPE, C. HALE 63U, 727
Sipes 315, 616b, 61*lc
SIPES, WILLIAM B. 863
Siple 1*66,1*96
Siter 321c

Six Nation of Indians 716
Skelly 56,l55,3l6,321b,l*39,639
SKETCH BOOK OF PENNA. PICTORIAL 660
Skiles 333
Skillington 50,57
Skinner 53, 56, 333, 336,1*58, 6l6b
Skip with 510
Slagle 58,i*l*9b,l*l*9c
Slater 321c, 631g
Slatteiy 321c
Slaughenhoupt 325,623a
Slautterback 58
Slaybaugh 1*53, 623a
Slease 1*69
Sleeman 58
Sleichter 56
Slenker 663
Slep 311*, 316, 736
Sletor 1*02
Slichter 333
Slick 56, 321c, 1*19
Slifer 1*59, 623a, 663
Sliger 50
Sligo, Jane 90l*
Slinghoff 623a
Slippey 315

Sloan 337, 1*05, 1*32, 1*1*3, 61*1 c
SLOAN, D.H. 188
Slonaker 58
Sloppy 325
Slough 58,1*02

198

Slyder 56,337

Smail 325

Smaling ^3

Small 56,232,315,333

Smart, Euphemia 1*61*

Smathers 325

Smead 623

Smeal 32l*,325

Smedley 1*27,1*97

Smedley, George 1*97

Smedley, Sarah 1*97

SMEDLEY FAMILY, GENEALOGY OF THE 1*97

Smee 58

Smelker 58

Smelser 229

Smeltzer 315

SMELT ZER, GRACE 313

Smiley 58,316,333,351,61*0,663,809
Smith 50, 51*, 56, 57, 58,123,121*,155, 229,

232, 236,311*,3l5,3l6,321c, 325,333,
,352,356,359,1*00,1*01,1*05,1*06,1*11,

,1*19,1*21,1*23,1*33,1*35,1*38,1*1*1,1*1*1*,
, 1*51,1*52, 1*55,U63, 1*69, 1*70, 1*71*, 1*76,
,1*90,1*96,502,505,507,510,511,512,
,6l3,6l5a,6l5c,6l6,6l6a,6l6b,621,
623a, 631b, 631g, 632, 632a, 639, 61*0,

337
1*12
1*1*6
1*85
51U
623
61*lc,663,736

Smith
Smith
SMITH
SMITH
Smith
SMITH
Smith
SMITH
SMITH

Smith
Smith
Smith
SMITH

REV

Father 10 8

George Nelson 322

HAROLD TAPSCOTT 182

HORACE WEMYSS 123

James 635,639,662.706,902,910

KATHERINE DUNCAN U38

Matthew 720

ROBERT B. 310

THOMAS, LIFE AND TIMES 12l*

Will 910

William 121*

William Anthony 322

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF THE

WILLIAM 123

Smith's "Black Boys" 232,329,635,639,

910
Smithsonian Institution of Washington

101
Smoker 58
Smouse 1*87,1*98
SMOUSE, J. WARREN 1*98
SMOUSE, FAMILY HISTORY OF THE 1*98
Smucker 58,61*0
Smyers 315, 508
Smyser 58
Smyth 621,663
SMYTH, SAMUEL GORDON 809
Smyth, Thomas Jr. 1*81*
Snable 356

INDEX

Snare 58

Snavely 53

Sneath 58

Snedden 325

Sneeringer 3ll*,623a

Snell 1*62

Snider 56,236,333, 336,338, 1*21,1*23,613

Snively 56,311*, 315, 316,333,1*66,1*76

502
SNIVELY, KATE S. 502
Snoberger 315
Snock 57
Snodgrass 51*, 809
Snoke 333
Snook 321c, 621, 61*0
Snow 336,337,1*01
Snowberger 1*21,1*76,613
SNOWBERGER, ELLA M. 310, 6ll*
Snowden 51*, 321c, 329, 663
Snyder £0, 53,56,57, 58, 236,311*, 315,

316,325,333,337,338,356,1*00,1*19,1*21,

1*38,1*1*6,1*63,1*69,1*70,1*90,1*96,500,502,

501*, 507, 508, 516,613, 6l5c,6l6a, 623,

623a, 61*0,663, 736
Snyder, Simon 605d
Snyder County 52,239,353,357,1*12,500,

512, 517, 60l*z, 61*6, 663
SNYDER COUNTY, THE STORY OF 356
SNYDER COUNTY ANNALS 353,351*
SNYDER COUNTY MARRIAGES 357
SNYDER COUNTY PROBATE AND ORPHANS

COURT RECORDS, ABSTRACTS OF 355
Society of the Cincinnati 151*
SOLDIERS OF BLAIR COUNTY 736
SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REViuLUTION

725
Solenberger 56,333
Sollenberger 53,229,316,623
Sollers 1*66
Solomon 1*66
SOME GENEALOGIES AND FAMILY RECORDS

501*
Somerset, Somerset County 111,21*0,21*1
Somerset County 50,111,165. 2l*0,2l*l,

21*7,358,359,360,1*19,1*26,1*66,615,616,

637,667
SOMERSET AND BEDFORD COUNTIES, LIFE

SKETCHES OF LEADING CITIZENS 50
SOMERSET COUNTY 6l5c
SOMERSET COUNTY, BENCH AND BAR OF 359
SOMERSET COUNTr, EARLY 36O
SOMERSET COUNTY, HISTORY OF 6l5b
SOMERSET COUNTIES, HISTORY OF BEDFORD

AND 615
SOMERSET COUNTY, THREE ARCHAOLOGICAL

SITES IN 358

SOMERSET SEQUICENTENNIAL 21*0
SOMERSET SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

SKETCHES OF 2l*l
Somervell 1*66
Somerville 5lO,6l5c,639
Sommer 31 6
Sommers 1*1*6
Sommerville 325
SONG OF THE SUSQUEHANNA 903
Sons of Liberty 915
Sons of the American Revolution 718
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,

LINEAGE BOOK OF THE NORTH CAR3LINA

SOCIETY 732
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, NEW

YORK STATE SOCIETY 721
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, THE

1955 YEAR BOOK, PENNSYLVANIA"

SOCIETY 731*
Sons of the Revolution 718
Sorger 1*35

Sorrick 315,1*21,1*1*6,1*56
Souder 58,623
Soulsby 325
Soult 58
Sours 53,623

SOUVENIR HISTORICAL BOOK 3l*0
South Carolina 1*01
Spackman 325,1*27
Spadt 1*02
Spahr 53
Spalding 623a
Spang 2, 311*, 315,616, 632a
Spangler 53, 56,58, 232, 321b, 321c,l*06,

1*38,1*53, 615 c, 621, 623a, 61*0
Spanish-American War 736,737,71*7
SPANISH -AMERICAN WAR, RECORD OF

PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS IN THE

71*7
Spanogle 2,58,3ll*,5l9
Spanogle, Elizabeth 1*29
Sparks 50
Sparr 3ll*, 315,1*12
Spealman 315
Spear 1*63,510
Specht 50,336,6l5c
Speck 53,57,58,333,663
Specker 337
Speddy 58,663
Speedy 663
Speer 51*, 105,232, 333, 1*00, 1*06, 1*1*3, 632,

61*1 c
Speice 321c
Speicher 6l5c
Speighelhalter 321c
Spelman k99

199

INDEX

Spelman, Richard 1+99

SPELMAN GENEALOGY 1+99

Spence 232,1+39

Spencer 58,200,325,6l5c

Spencer, Robert and Hannah 638

Spendley 31JU

Spenger 321c

Spera 53

Spessard 1+63

Speth 663

Spicher 58,509

SpieLman 1+69

Spillane 316

Spitler 58,1|66,505,519

Spong 53,623

Sponsler 623,61+lc,663

Spoonour 333

Spotts 58,663

Sprague, William 71+5

Sprankle 58, 3H+, 315,1+85

Sprenkel ^3

Sprenkle 56

Springfield Furnace, Blair Co. 1+88

Springman 1+02,663

Sprowl U38

Spyker 58,663

Squaw Campaign 912

STABLER, E. 3

Stach 333

Stackhouse 321b, 321c

Stackpole 58,61+lc

S^adden 663

Staggers 631g

Stagner 325

Stahl 3li|,l421,6l5c

STAHL, C.W. 226

Stahle 1+26, 1+59, 623a

Staily 58

Stains 57,338

Stair 58,1423,632

Stairs 337

Stake 316,333,337

Stallings 50

Stallsmith 623a

Stambaugh 58,1+96,663

Stammel $3

Stammelbach 321c

Stanford 663

Stanley 325

Staoleton I467

STAPLETON, A. 80U

Star 663

Stark 333

Starliper 232

Starner 507

Starr 58,1+15,1+50,61+0

State College, Centre Co. 210,261,262

States 57

Statler 507,6l6,61+lc

Staub 1+59

Stauffer 53,325,l+07,l+21,l+l+l+,l+62,l+70,

U96, 500, 623, 623a
STAUFFER, EZRA NELSON 500
Stauffer, Jacob 500
STAUFFER GENEALOGY 500
Stavely 623a
Staver 623

Stayer 50,236, 315, 1+21, 6l6, 632a
Stayman I466

St. Clair 121,12l+,232,6l5a
St. Clair, Arthur 129,90U,905,906,95l
St. CLAIR, ARTHUR 121
St. Clair Township, Bedford Co. 1+39
St. Mary's County, Md. 5ll+
St. Michaels and Zion Church, Phila. 603i
St. Paul«s Church, Phila. 603i
St. Thomas Township, Franklin Co. 337
Stean 663
Stearley 1+62
Stecher 1+69
Steck 333
Steckler U02

STECKMAN, ELEANORE H. 310
Steel 511,58,208,232,329,3147,1121,1+39,

632,6UO,663
Steel, John 181
Steele 53,57, 58, 123,337, 1+01, 1+19, 1+75,

61+0,663
Stees 663
Steese 53,58,663
Steever 663
Steffey hkk
Steffy 1+1+6,1+59,500
Stehley 613,616
Stehman 1+66,1+96
Steiger 232
Steim 208
Steiner 621.623
Steininger 1+03
Steinkershner 325
STEINMAN, D.B. 120
Steinmetz 1+12, I4.26
Stem 623a
Stemen 507
Stenger 321b, 313
Stephens 53,236,3H+,3l6,321c,32l+,325,

352,1+35,505,663
Stephey 333
Steritt 232
Stern 311+ , 315, 316,663
Sterner 1+90

200

INDEX

Sterrett 53, 58,31+7, 1+08, 509, 639, 61+0,

663
Stetler 356
Stetzler J46I
Stevanus 6l5c
Stevens 51+,57,58,125,l55,3H+,3l5,3l6,

325,l+l+l,l;8l,50l+,632, 61+0, 61+lc,663. 736
STEVES, JOHN AUSTIN 107
Stevens, Thaddeus 307,335
STEVENS, THADDEUS 125
Stevenson 325,329,337,1+1+3,1+66,1+69,

1+83,509
Stever 57,58
Steward 58
Stewart 53, 51+, 56, 57, 58, 200.232,311+

315,325,329,31+3, 359,1+02, 1+06,1+16,1+21,

J423,U32,ii55,U63, 1+90, U96,U98, 501,519,
616a, 616b, 621, 623, 623a, 631g, 632,
632a, 639, 61;0, 663, 809, 810

STEWART, CONNIE ADORNATO 3I4.2

STEWART, HARRIETT WYLIE 629

STEWART, J.T. 3l+3

STEWART, JOHN 181+

STEWART, THOMAS J. 7l+7

Stewart, Walter 603j,606b

STEWART GENEALOGY §01

Stibich 321c

Stich 31I4.

Stichter U67

Stickwell 333

Stiegel 1+1+0

Stiffler 315

Stiles 631f

Stilling 1+32

Stillwell l+l+9b,663

Stimrriel 61+1 c

Stimson 1+33

Stine 58,315,316,333

Stineman 321c

Stites 663

stitt 57,58,1+57
Stitzel 316
Stitzer 1+70
Stiver 1+83, 6l5c
Stoch 356,623a
Stocker 1+00,1+69
Stockley 1+76
Stockton 337
Stoddard 6l5c
Stoehr 337
Stoey 313
Stoke 58
Stokes 316
Stoler 50,616, 61+lc
Stoltz J4I9
Stom 315

201

Stombaugh Ukh

Stone 53,3lU,3l5,325,l+l+6,505,663

STONE, RALPH W. 619

Stone, William Alexis 6051

Stonebraker 57,1+63

STONECIPHER, JOHN FRANKLIN 257

S toner 56, 229, 232, 315, 333,1+66,1*76,1+85,

U98, 502, 615c, 623a, 61+lc
S toner, Catherine I488
Stonerook 1+98,613
Stonesifer 53,623a
Stookey, 506
STOOKEY, WALTER C. 506
Storer 1+58
Storey 321b

STOREY, HENRY WILSON 321
STORIES OF PENNSYLVANIA 662
Storm 155, 321c, 1+66
Storrick 623a
STORY OF A COVE FAMILY 1+28
Stott 325
Stottler 613
Stotts 321c
Stoudenour 229
Stoudnour 236
Stoudt U70
Stoufer 58

Stouffer 57,58,232,313,1+1+2,502
STOUFFER, DESCENDANTS OF HANS 502
Stous I4.I4.I4.
Stover )+12,l+21,l+l+l+,l+71,l+76,505,5l7,

61+0
STOVER, HERBERT E. 903
Straesser 229,315
Straitiff 338
Strange 57
S trass burger 503
S trass burger, Jacob Andrew 503
STRASS BURGER, RALPH BEAVER 503,801
STRASS BURGER FAMILY. THE 503
Statford 57,58,61+0
Straub 321c
Straw 321+, 325,501+
STRAW, ALBERT Y. 50l+
Strawn 631b
Strayer 1+19
Streeter 1+19
S^rehle 315
Stremel 321c
Strickell 333
Strickland 325
Strickler 53,56,57,321c 333,1+12,1+21,

1+66,502,505,510, 623,61*0, 663
STRICKLER, HARRY M. 505
S trite 56

INDEX

Strittmatter 321c

S trock 53, 56, 333, 337,1+55, 6l£a, 623,

61+1 c
Strode 58,61+0,663
Strohecker 663
Strohm 53,1+71,623,663
Strong 321c, $0k
Stroud U35

Stroup 58,316,61+0,663
ST ROUP, JOHN MARTIN 3l+6,3l+8
Struble I483
S trunk 736

Stryker 58,1+63,1+85,61+0
Stuart 53, i|23,ii32, 1+92,509,623
Stubb 58
S^ubbefield 1+1+1+
Stuber 321c, 61+0
Stuckey 50, 506, 613, 61+1 c
STUCKEY-STOOKEY FAMILY, A GENEALOGY

OF THE 506
Studabaker lj.21
Studer 61+0
Study 3lU,li39,632a
Stuetzel 663
Stufft 316,615c
Stukey 507
STUKEY AND REAM FAMILIES, A GENEALOGY

OF THE 507
Stull 321c, 1+28, 631b
Still tz 31U, 315, 316, 1+63, 1+83, 623a
Stumbaugh J4.20
Stump 336,337,356,1+76
STUMP, ADAM 166
Sturgeon 1+57,663
Sturm 155

STUTLER, BOYD B. 10l+
Stutzman 321c, 359, 1+19, 1+21, 6l6a
Stiver I4.I9
Stuzel I+63
Styles 1+18
Suckling 315
Sudds I+63
Suder 6l5c
Suesserott 56,333
Sufall 6l5c
Sugard 58

Sullivan 236,325,6l5c
Sullivan County 6l,60l+z
Sullivan, John 603o,607n, 716
Sullivan's Expedition 603o,607n, 716,

913,911+
SULLIVAN'S INDIAN EXPEDITION, GENERAL

JOHN 716
Suloff 663
Sulouff 58
Summer 56,1+67

Summers 58, 1+05,1+21,1+1+1+, 1+1+6, 1+66, 1+90,

507
Summit Mansion House, Cresson 866
Sumrall 1+63
Sunbury, Northumberland County 239,

21+2,355
SUNBJRY, REMINISCENCES OF 2l+2
Sunday 58
Sunderland 325
Super 58,352
Suppes 321c

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania 12l+
SUSQUEHANNA AND JUNIATA VALLEYS,

HISTORY OF THE 663
Susquehanna County 6l,60l+x
SUSQUEHANNA LEGENDS 951+
Susquehanna River, West Branch 60,

100, 239, 326, 657, 711+, 715, 867

SUSQUEHANNA TALES 350

Susquehanna Valley 663,951+

Susquehannock Indians 323

Susong 56

Sussman 621

Sutch I4.63

Suter. 321b, 6l5c

Suters 337

Sutherland 1+19

Sutton l+38,l+l+9b,l+75

Swan 58, 321c, 337, 631d, 810

Swane 632

Swanger 315,333

Swank 321a, 321b, 321c,l+l+9b, 1+92, 6l5c

SWANK, JAMES M. 322,637

SWANSON, NEIL H. 908,909,910

Swanzey 621

S warner ^>3

Swarthy 1+71

Swartz 53, 58, 337, 623, 623a, 663, 736

Swartzell 3l+7

Swartzlander 58

Swsaney 338

Swearingen 510

Sweeney 155,325,338

Sweet 50, 61+1 c

Sweger 58,1-1-55

Sweigert 663

Sweitzer 1+71, 623a

Sweney 56

Swengel 356

Swentzel 56

Swert 337

Swift 1+83

Swigart 57,61+0

Swigert 337,623

Swihart l+l+9a

SWiier 53,623

202

INDEX

Swineford 663

Swinehart {?12

Swisher 507

SWISS AND GERMAN SETTLERS OF

PENNSYLVANIA 811
Swiss Settlers 802,803,811
Switzer 58

Swoope- 325,U63,U85, 632, 632a
SWOPE, ROLAND D., JR. 325
Swope 58, 321c, 508, 62 3a
SWOPE FAMILY, THE 508
SWOPE, BELLE McKJUNEY HAYS 17H
SWOPE, GLLBERT ERNEST 171
SWOPE, HARPER E. AND CHARLES W. 508
Swovaland 509
Swyers 6ij.O
Symington 3lU

Sypher 35l,l;96
Syphers 352

Taggert 232,h05
Talbot County, Md. U58

Talbot, Lord 902

TALES OF THE BALD EAGLE MOUNTAINS 956

Tallman Ul5

T anger 623

Tannehill 50,6l5c

Tantom i|05

Tate 57,3l5,32U,325,6l5a,6l6,6i;0,6lilc

Taughinbaugh 623a

Tawney U59, 623a

Tax Lists 60i|k,60i;v

Taylor 50, 53, 57,58,115, 3lU, 315, 316,

321c 333,337, 3U6,3i47,3i+8,359,U00.

U21,U23,l|27,ii33,liUl,Iti|ii,U50,l45l,U91,

505,512, 615a, 623, 632, 61^0, 6hlv, 663,

808,809
Taylor, Zack 917
Taylor, Zackary 322
Taymen 6l5c
Teach 333
Teagarden 14r9c,631b
Tedrow 359
Teel 2+00

Teeter 229, 315, 1*21, Ul+9c, 613
Tel camp 1^6
Telfer 58
Telford 325
Temple 57,58,631b
Templeton 232,337,508
TENMILE COUNTRY AND ITS PIONEER

FAMILIES 631
Tennent, Charles 258
Tennent, Gilbert 258
Tennent, John 258
Tennent, William 258
Terry, Shadrack Howell 322

203

Tewell 57

Tharp 58,505

Thatcher 352

Thayer 1+96

Theiss Ul9

THEISS, LEWIS E. 3$0,91k

Theological Seminary, Mercersburg

102
THIRTY THOUSAND NAMES OF GERMAN,

SWISS, DUTCH AND FRENCH IMMIGRANTS

802,803

Thorn &30

Thomas 57,58, 229, 315, 321c, 336, 338,
U05,Ul2,l|21,l|23,l|la,Wi99,U62,l;63,l;66
U66,U69,U70,U7li,l490,505,507,6l5c,
621,623, 623a, 631d, 639, 6Ulc, 663,810

THOMAS, CAREY S. 310

Thomas, George 605a
Thomas on i|01

Thomman $3

Thommen 58

Thompson 5U,58,232,3lU,3l5,321c,
325, 329, 333, 337, 338, 3U7, 359, U06,
UlO,i;17,Ul9,l|21,i;23,l+32,Ui|0,Ui;l,i|69,
U75,li78,l48l,l483,ii90,50J4,507,6l5c,
621,623,632,639,6i|0,6Ulc,663,809

THOMPSON, ALLEN D. 173

THOMPSON, D.W. 327

THOMPSON, DAVID WILSON 215

Thompson, William 603j,6o6b

Thomson 5U, 173, 325,509, 616,623

THOMSON, DESCENDANTS OF JOHN 509

Thorn 1|05

Thornburg 1+75

Thorne 337

Thornton 663

Thorp 325

THREE CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA FAMILIES
U81

Thrush $6

Thuma I4.O8

Thurston 58

Tibbott 321c

Tice 321c

TIERNAN, CHARLES B. 510

TIERNAN AND OTHER FAMILIES, THE 510

Tier nan 510

Teirney 3lU

Tilghman U58

Till klk

Tillard 316

TLLLARD, J.N. 208

Tillett U17

Tilzell 511

Timmons, 61+lc

Tinker 509

INDEX

Tinkham U78

Tinsley U35

Tioga, Tioga County 9lU

Tioga County 6l,60lix,650

Tippeiy 316

Tipton 315,1481, 621, 623a, 632, 639

Tittle 321c

Titus 639

TITUS, S.A. 219

Titzel 623

Tobias 57,316, 325,501;

Tobin 315

Tod 359,616

Todd 58, 325, 337, U01,U06, 616,61+0

Tolles ^09

Tom 336

Tom, the Tinker 662,916

TOMB, FLORENCE STAHL 3k2

Tomes U$6>

Tomlinson 337, 616

Tonkin 325

TONKIN, JOSEPH DUDLEY 867

Tonner 621

Tool 337,1*70,663

Toole 3%

Toomey 663

Topper 6l5c

Tories of Sinking Valley 719

Tories of Pittsburgh 719

Torrence 325

Tory Uprising 632,639

Tottom 623

TOUSEY, THOMSS G. 728

Towanda, Bradford Co. 650

TOWARD THE FLAME 1

TOWARD THE MORNING 906,907

Towns 325

Towns end 14*3, U 69

Tozer 325

Trabold 321c

TRADITIONS AND RECORDS OF A PIONEER

FAMILY J48O
Trail 57

TRAIL OF THE PIONEERS I4O7
Trans ue I469

TRAPPE CHURCH, THE OLD 162
TRAVELS IN NEW FRANCE 708
Traver 663
Travis 200,208
Trease 736
Treaster 58
Treat kk$
Tredwell 3$9
Treese 3l£
Trefts 321c
Treher 337

Trent 321c, 359, 6l3,6l5c,6l6a

Trent's Fort, Pittsburgh 708

Tressler 58,352,5H,61;lc,663

TRESSLER, ALBERT WILLIS §11

TRESSLER, JONATHAN AND JOSEPH 5ll

Treziyulny 621

Trimmer 623a

Triplett 6I4IC

Tritle 333,U63

Tritt 623

Trogler 333,338

Trone 623

Tross 321c

Trostel 623a

Trostle 623a

Trotter 1*35

Trouger I469

Trout 232,3lll, 315, 505, 616b

Troutman 58,l466,6l4lc

Troutwein 58

Troutwine 315, 316

Trowbridge I496

Troxel 3hl

Troxell 58,321c,l;03,5l8,663

Truax 57,6Ulc

Truckemiller 663

Trueman U58

Truman U27

Truman, Harry S . 5

T^umbauer 1+90

Trumbo I466

Truxal 359,6l5c

Tschupp 500

Tubbs $Ok

Tucker I4I4I

Tudor 663

Tuigg 632a

Tulley U33

Tulpenhacken, Berks County 127

Tunker Church 195

TUNKERS AND THE BRETHREN CHURCH,

HISTORY OF 195
Turbett 58,663
Turbo tt U55
Turley 325

TURNBULL, AGNES SLIGH 912
Turnbaugh 316
Turner 229,3l6,321c,32l4,325,i|06,li23,

U38,623
Tuscarora Valley, Juniata County 1*57
Tussey 200, 3l£,U£l,U85,li87, 632a
Tussey Mountains, Centre Co„ 6I48
Tu3tin 631g

Twenty-eighth Division 1
Twitmire 316
Tyhurst 632

201;

INDEX

Tyler 325,1*02,1*05

Tyrone, Blair County 168, 21*3, 2UU, 900

TYRONE BOROUGH CENTENNIAL PROGRAM 2l*3

TYRONE OF TO-DAY 21*1*

Tyrone Township, Blair County 729

Tyson 1*62, 1*67 ,1*71, 623a

Uglow 333

Uhl 359,6l5c,6l6a

TJhl'e 663

Ullery 2,1*21,1*63, 632a

Ullom 631f

Ulrich 1*12,663

Ulsh 58,61*0

Umberger 623

Umberhocher 337

Unangst 337,1*69

UNCONQUERED 909

Underground Railway 917

Underwood 32l*,507,623

Unger 232,333

Union County 52,100,239,31*9,355,361,

1*03,1*12,1* 70, I*83,h96,5l2, 517, 626,

61*6, 651*, 663
UNION COUNTY, EARLY WILLS AND

ADMINISTRATION OF 3l*9
Union Township, Bedford Co. 152
United Brethren in Christ 112
United Lutheran Church in America 166
UNITED STATES ARMY (OFFICERS),

HISTORICAL REGISTER AND DICTIONARY

OF THE 737
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 738
Updegraff 1*56

Upper Monongahela Valley 631
UPPER STRASBURG, EARLY TRAVELED

HIGHWAYS ABOUT 21*5
Upper Strasburg, Franklin Co. 21*5
UPPER STRASSBURG HIGHWAYS 335
Upperman 337
Upson 1*23
Urban 58,1*66
Urey 325
Urie 1*16,1*32
Urner 8oU
Utah 7
Uttley 663
Utts 61*0
Vail 316

Valentine 1*03, 621, 623a
VanAllman 315,736
Van Antwerp 1*1*1*
Van Brunt 3ll*
Van Buskirk 631b
Van Camp 329,623
Van Camp, Mose 903
Van Campen 663

VanCampen, Moses 9ll*

Vance 117,337,338,1*05,1*57,1*73,623

Van Cleef 1*19

Vanderan 56

Van Deran 121*

Vanderau 236

Vanderf ord 1*23

Vandergrift l*2l*

Vanderslice 1*62,1*63

Van Devander 1*63,1*85

Vandevender 1*32

Van Dyke 58,232,1*38,663

Van Gezer 663

Van Grundy 663

Van Horn 613

Van Kirk 1*05

Van Leer 1*17,1*32

Van Lunen 321c

Vanmeter 631d

Vai Natta 61*1 c

Vanneman 31 6

Van Newkirk 58

Van Ormer 61*lc

Van Pelt 5l5

Van Renseelaer 663

Van Saun 57

Van Scoyoc 623a

Vansickle 631d

Van Scoyoc 507

Van Swearinger 663

Van SWerigen 510

Van Sweringer 58

Van Tassel 325

Van Tries 1*06

Van Valsah 58,61*0,663

Vanvalzah l*2l*

Van Wert 321c, 663

Van Zandt 58,736

Van Zant 639

Varner 58

Varnes 58,316

Vaughan l*7l|,5l5

Vaughn 316,1*01

Vautrin 518

VAUTRIN-WOTRING-WOODRING FAMILY 518

Veeser 325

Venango County 61,1*93, 650

Verses 321c

Vickroy 321a, 321b, 6l5c

Vickroy, Edwin Augustus 322

Vicroy 359

Viebahn 325

Villiers 631e

Vincent 1*05,1*33,507

Vinegar 336

Vinson 1*1*3

205

INDEX

Virginia State 665,666

Virtue 33 7

Vissel 236

Vivion 507

Vogel 359,6l5c

Voglesong 623

Vogt 3lU, 315,316

Volk 615c

Volljner 61+0

Von Herr, Batholomew 603k,606c

Von Ottendorff, Count 603k,6o6c

Vore I4.30

Vorse 663

Vuille 61+0

Wachob 57,325

Waddell 56,232,1+06,809

Waddell, James 912

Waddle 1+1+6

Wade 316,337

Wagenseil 512

Wagenseller 512

WAGENSELLER, GEO. W. 353,351+, 357, 512

WAGENSELLER FAMILY, HISTORY OF THE
512

Waggoner 623,663

Wagner 50,56,57,58,316.325,1+00.1+12
1+21. 1+33,1+36,1+1+0, 1+1+6,^62, ^69,h78, 1+90,
50l+, 507, 512, 6l5c,621, 623, 61+0, 61+lc,
663

Wagoner 321c, 623

Wagonseller 356,663

Waid 337

Waidlich 232

Waite 57, 311;, 632, 6^0

Wake i4.i4.i4.

Wakefield 57,58,321c,3l|6,l+52

Walbeck 513 '

Walbeck, George 513

Walbeck, John 513

WALBECK, R.C. 513

WALBECK FAMILY HISTORY 513

Walbon 621

Walborn 356

Waldron I4.O8

Waldschmidt, John 607f

Waldsmith 58

Walhey 623a

Walker 50,53,56,57,58,115,200,232
3l5,321c,325,333;337,359,l;05,iil2
1+32 , U38 , 1+1+3 , hkh, f+1+6, 6l5c, 616a, 621
623, 632, 632a,639, 668,808,809

WALKER, J. HERBERT 612,657

Walkinshaw 321c

Wall 58,325,337,61+0

WALL, MANN AND HALL 860

WALL.; THOMAS LINCOLN 32l+

Wallace 8,58, 325, 333, 336,1+06,1+30,
U32,U33,U77,U8^,U91, 623,632, 809, 810,

WALLACE, HELEN BRUCE 179

WALLACE, JOHN 335

WALLACE, PAUL A.W. 126,633

Wallack 1+55,639

Waller 115

Wallett 57

Wallick 1+1+2

Wallis 663

Walls 325,512,663

Wain 67

Walsh 58

Waltenbaugh 1+76

Walter 5o,3ll+,3l5,333,356,l+39,U69,
U90, 512, 6l5c, 623a, 663

Walters 53, 58, 315, 321c, 1+90,509,613,
623,663

Waltman 623a

Walton 315, U27,U62,1;90, 631b

WALTON, JOSEPH S. 662

Waltsmith 621

Waltz 1+70, 61+lc

Wampole 356

Wann 1+9 6

Wanner 1+62

Waple 315

War of 1812 232,332,35l,6031,606g,
606h,606i.606j, 663,736,737, 738, 739,

WAR GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE, SEMI-
CENTENNIAL OF THE "205

WAR GOVERNORS, THE LAST OF THE 7U5

Ward 53,315,325,338, 359,)405,1M, 505,
639

Warden 337

Wareham 3l5,Ul9

Warehime 56

Warfield 736

Warfel 58,315,316

Waring 311+, 315,325

War lick 6l5a

Warner i|21,UU9a,UU9c,U92,U9U,6U0,663

WARNER, BEERS &~CJ0. 623

Warren 1+1+1+, 1+59, 623a

Warren, Felicity 911

Warren County 61,650

Warriors Mark Valley, Huntingdon Co.

1+09,1+29
Washabaugh 333
Washington 56,1+23,639
Washington, George 115,129,717,902,

903,916 '
WASHINGTON, LINEAGE BOOK OF THE ORDER

OF 702
Washington, Washington County 263,362
Washington's Expedition 710

206

INDEX

Washington's Journal 3I4I
Washington's Mission 710
Washington's Surrender 708,901
Washington and Jefferson College,

Washington 263
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE,

BIO. & HISTORICAL CATALOGUE OF 263
WASHINGTON AND WASHINGTON COUNTY, 20th

CENTURY OF THE CITY OF 362
Washington College, Washington 263
Washington County 68,263.362,l|07,Ul6,

k32,kKL9hk3,kk9,k5o,k(>h,kl3,k9l,

603n, 60Ug, 6oUv, 60liz , 607b, 631, 916
WASHINGTON COUNTY, 20th CENTURY

HISTORY OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

AND 362
WASHINGTON COUNTY, COM. BIO. RECORD

_0F 68
Washington County, Md. 3,h06,ljli6,U63,

506,^10,722
Was seen 6l5c
Wasser I4OO

WATERMAN -WATKINS & CO. 616
Waters 321b, 510
Waterworth 325
Watkins 57,321c,6l5c
Witson 56,58, 232, 325,337, 338, kkk,

1+75, 5lh, 616, 632, 663
WATSON, MARTHA ZEIGLER 5H|
WATSONS, GENEALOGY OF THE 51*1

Watts 53, 5U,56,58, 3Hi,329,352, UUo,

623,639,6140,663,736
Waugh 1^06, I4I6
WAUGH, JOSEPH I4I6
Way, 325,632a
Wayland lj.66,663
WAYLAND, JOHN W. 665
Wayne 632a
Wayne, Anthony 662
Wayne County 6l,60l;z
Wayne's Campaign 916,951
Waynesboro, Franklin Co. 21+6,335
WAYNESBORO AND ITS FOUNDER 335
WAYNESBORO CENTENNIAL HISTORY 21+6
Weagley 56,333
Weakland 155
Weakley 53,173,515,623
WEAKLEY, FRANCIS J. 5l5
Weakley, James and Jane 51 5
WEAKLEY FAMILY IN AMERICA 5l5
Weaner 623a
Wear 57
Weary 53
Weast $3
Weaker 53,57, 58, 3lU,3l5, 321c, 325, 333,

337,U03,U05,U08,l+21,liUU,UU6,U69,U70,

Weaver Cont'd. U73,U76,U90,li96,500,
6l5c,621,623a, 631e,632, 632a

Webb 53,57,58,U5o,U63,li85

Webber 3H4

Weber 53,3l5,325,Ul2,U6l,61|0

Webster 58,232,325,U50

Webster, Tom 917

Weedon, George 115

Weeks 321c

Weest 315,316

Wehr 663

Weibley U55

WEIDENHAMER, ELVIN 156

Weidler 333,3*47,500

Weidman 53,1|00,663

Weidner U53

WEIDNER, H.W. 1+53

Weighley 3^9

Weight 58

Weigle 50,53,321c,U53,623a

Weikert 623a

Weiler U70

Weily 623a

Weimer 321c,l;55,6l5c,6l4lc

Weingardner U02

Weining 316

Weir $k, 315, 810

Weirick 337,356,663

Weise 58

Weisel 50,6l5c

Weiser 126,127, 232, 3lU,32U, 352, 356,
1|12,632, 639,663

WEISER, C.Z. 127

Weiser, Conrad 129,662,903

WEISER, CONRAD 126

WEISER, JAY GILFILLAN 7U4.

WEISER (JOHN) CONRAD, LIFE OF 127

Weiss 356,1+68,1490, 50U

WEISS, EDNA M. (FETZER) I4O7

WEISS, LISTER 0. (BOWERS) U07

Weist 663

Weisz 56,U96

Weitzel 333,1481,663

Welch 57,58, 3214,325,338, l402,U91,6l5c

WELCH, CHARLES HOWARD 235

Weld 32I4

Weldon 58

Welfley 6l5c

WELFLEY, WILLIAM H. 6l5,6l5b

Welker 232,337

WELKER, ROBERT H. 950

Weiler ^0,57,UU6,6l6,6iilc

Welles kk5

Wells 57,l4l|6,l462,507,5l2,631f

Welsh 232,333,338,6Ulc

Welsh Quaker Emigration 812

207

INDEX

Welsh Run, Franklin County 172

WELSH SETTLEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA 812

Welsh Settlers 812

Weltmer 1+82

Welty 56,325,333

Wemyss 123

Wendell 321c

Wenger £6, W+,l|6l ,1+66,500

WQngert ]Ji6,632a

Wenner 1+70

Wensel 1+63,1+85

Wentling 333

Wentz 333,1+12,623, 623a, 61+0

WENTZ, ABDEL ROSS 252

Wentzel 3ll+, 61+lc

Wentzell 61+0

Wen z el 6I4.O

Werkheiser 1+00

Werking 613

Werlein 1+1+3

Werley J+70

Wert 58,663

Wertman 236,315

Werts li39,6J40

Wertz 50, 53, 58, 315,321b, 333,1+19,507,

623
Wertzberger 315
West 123,1+23,663,736
WEST, WILLIAM A. 809
WEST BRANCH OF SUSQUEHANNA, BIO.

ANNALS 60
West Branch of the Susquehanna River

100,326
WEST BRANCH OF THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER,

HISTORY OF THE 651+
Westbrook 57,58
WESTBROOK, ROBERT S. 7l+2
Westenbarger 507

WESTERN ADVENTURE, SKETEHES OF 713
Western Border 668
Western College 112
Western Pennsylvania 106,107,121,188,

1+11,1+30, l+61+,J+91,l+93,603f,60l+c,669,

710, 711+,715,719, 908, 909, 912, 952, 953
WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, BULLETIN

OF THE 261+
Western Theological Seminary,

Pittsburgh 261+
Western Insurrection 916
Westhafer 623
Westley 3ll+,632a
Westmoreland County 12l+, 363,1+03,1+17,

1+18,1+19,1+30,1+32,1+33,1+69,1+75,1+92,1+93,

1+96, 516, 603n, 6ol+g, 60l+v, 60l+z , 607b,

637,667,719,902,903

WESTMORELAND COUNTY, BIOGRAPHICAL
AND HISTORICAL CYCLOPEDIA OF 363

Weston 1;81, 632,639, 61+0

Westover 321c, 663

West Pennsboro Township, Cumberland
Co. 1+78

West Virginia 617

Wetherhott 1+66

Wets el, John 631a

Wetzel 53,356,1+00,1+1+6,623

Weteer 1+25

Weyand 359,61 6a

Weyant 57

Weymer 663

Whaley l+l+9a

Wharton 57,58,316,632,639,663

Wharton, Thomas Jr. 605c

Wheatley 3ll+, 1+63, 632a

Wheatly 1+85

Wheeler l+l+9c

Wheeling 321c

Whelen 123,1+63

Wherly $J>

Wherry 1+92,623

WHERRY, S.M. 809

Whetstone 50,)+36,506,6l5a,61+lc

Whipkey 6l6a

Whipple 58

Whisel 6l 5a

Whiskey Insurrection 107,111,330,331+,
360,603c, 916

WHISKEY INSURRECTION 33U

Whistler 56,1+1+2

Whi taker i+85

Whitbred 31I4.

White 56, 58,123, 208, 232, 311+, 315, 321b,
333,351,1+05,1+19,1+23,1+33,1+1+1,1+1+1+,
1+63,1+78,1+90,1+91,500.505, 507,623a,
631g, 632, 632a, 639, 61+0, 61+1, 663

White Eyes- the Delaware 912

Whited 61+lc

Whitehead 632

Whitehead, Jeremiah 852

Whitehall 51+, 1+32

Whiteman 505,6l5c

Whiteside 663

Whiting 53,1+96

Whitman 356,1+51,1+62

Whitmer 58,663

Whitmore 1+19, 61+lc

Whitney 1+05,519

Whits ell 1+69

Whittaker 57,58,200,315,1+63,1+87,61+0,
736

WHITTAKER, WILLIAM A. I+63

Whitted 1+1+1+

208

INDEX

Whittington 1+1+3

Wian 58, 61+1 c

Wible 57, 61+0, 61+1 c

Wickersham 58,623a

Widdersheim 321c

Widle 58

Widmann 321c

Weigle 6l5c

Wieland 57

Wierman 58,623a

Wierner 333

Wiest 336,337

Wiestling 333,810

Wiggins 810

Wighaman 57

Wigton 3lU,U63,632a,6UO

¥ike,57,236,3l5,3l6,321c

Wiland 337

Wilbar 623

Wild 321c

Wilder 623

Wildermuth 507

WILDERNESS TRAIL 661+

Wildesin 623a

Wile 1+87

Wileman 57

Wiles I+69

Wiley 57,315,31*7, 1*32, 631g

WLLEY, SAMUEL T. 3l!+,363

Wilhelm 56,333,337

Wilkins 51+, 232,1+17

WLLKLNS, JOHN 33l+

Wilkinson 325, 1*1*3 , 6l 3

WILKINSON, NORMAN B. 6l8

Wilks 53

Wilky 232

Will 5o,58,i55,Wi,6l5c,6l6a

Willard 58, 61+1 c

Willett 58,1+59

William 663

WILLIAM MACLAY CHAPTER, S.A.R. 350

Williams 5U, 58,115, 200, 232, 236,316,
32l+,325,329,356,359,l+00,l+02,l+05,l+10,
1+16,1+19,1+23, 1+25,1+1+1,1+1+3, l+l+l+,l+l+9c,
U69,li7li, U90,500, 505,512,616a, 621,
623, 632a, 61+1 c, 663, 736

Williams, Daniel 128

WILLIAMS, DANIEL HALE, DOCTOR DAN 128

Williams, Ennion 603o

Williamsburg, Blair County 122,159,
160,170

Williamson 5U,57, 58, 315,329,336,509,
510,623,632

Williamsport, Lycoming County 7

Williard 58,1*06,663

Willi g 663

Willing 123

Willis 53,58,1+19,1*23,663

Willoughby 57,316,61+0

Willis 623a, 61+0

Wills Creek, Va. 901

Wills on 1*01

Wilmore 3ll*

Wilson 51*,56,57,58,121+,200,232,311*,315,
316, 321c . 321+ . 325 , 336. 337 . 338 . 3U7 .
l+05,U06,fe,i+32,l*l*l,l*55,i+66,[*69,l*75,
1+85,1*90,1+91, 505, 509, 515, 6l5a, 621,
623, 623a, 632, 632a, 639, 61t0,61+lc, 663,
735,736,808,809

WILSON, FRAZER ELLIS 121

Wilson, William 638-

WILSON, WILLIAM BENDER 119

WILSON, W.H. 21+1*

Wilt,53,58, 315, 316,1+11, 6l5c,623

Wilts 663

Wincer 338

Windber, Somerset County 2l+7

WINDBER'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY 2l+7

Winding Hill, Cumberland County 1+82

Windman 61+1 c

Wine 1+66

Winegardner 58

Winegate 58

Wineland 229, 315, 1+21, l+l+9a,l+l+9b

Wineman 56, 313

Wing $h,623

WING, CONWAY P. 329

Winger 56,232,333

Wingert 56, 325, 333,1+1+1+, 663

Wink 57,325

Winn 311+,1+01

Wins ell 1+1+1+

Winter 3ll+, 315, 1*02, 1+61,1+63

Winters 57,232,32l*,6l5c

Wirt 58, 321c, 510

Wise 53, 58, 325,333,1*06,1+1*2,1*1*6, 631b

Wisehaupt 58,61*0

Wiseman 1+1+1+

Wis hart 58,6l6b

Wisler 315,337

Wissinger 321c

Wissler 1+20

Wistar 58

Wister 58

WITH YOUNG BRUCE ON THE INDIAN
FR0NriER~9lir

Wither 338

Witheright 50l+

Witherow 58, 232, 315, 333, 1+32, 623a

Witherspoon 56,232,333,623

Witman 623,61+0

Witmer 53,56,58,1+96,500,623,663

209

INDEX

WITMER, PETER A. 70i+

Witmor 623a

Witmore 623a

Witt 1*19, 6l5c

Witter 53,315,338

Woerule 1*02

Wofersperger 50

Wolcott U50

Wolf 56,232,311*, 315,1*1*2, 1*1*1*,1*69, 1*90,

516,621,623,623a
WOLF, ANNE D. 310
WOLF, EDMUND JACOB 167
Wolf, George 5l6,6O5e,605f
WOLF, GEORGE A. 310,339
WOLF, KITH AND KIN OF GEORGE 5l6
Wolfart 621

Wolfe 232,i|66,509,5l2,6J40,663
Wolfenberberger 6l5c
Wolfersberger 56,6l5c
Wolff 56, 315, 333,1*06, 623a
Wolfgang 57, 1*1*1*
WOLFGANG, RALPH T. 310
Wolfkiel 3U7
Wolf kill 333, 337, 61*1 c
Wolford 50, 337, 623a
Wollner 6I4.O
Wolmelsdorf 58
Womelsdorf 58
Womer 325,663
Wonder 356
Wonderlich 623
Wonderly 53
Wonsetler 1*62
Wood 56, 3l!*,3l5,321c,325, 359,1*01,1*02,

1*23,1*27, 1*1*0, l*7l*,6l5c,631g
Woodburn 53,5l5

Woodbury Township, Blair Co. 159
Woodcock 31i|, 315, 3l6,6l3,6l6b
WOODCOCK, JOHN 310
Woodsy 509
Woodhull 356
Woodle 31U
Woodling 517
WOODLING FAMILY 517
Woodring 1*68, 518"
WOODRING FAMILIES, KELLY AND 1*66
Woodruff 67, 321c, 356, UOl
Woods 5U, 57, 58, 121*, 325,333, 31*7,359,

1*92, 515,616,623,632, 639,61*0, 663,809,
WOODS, F.A. 70l4
Woodside 325

Woodward 58, 325,1+05,1*69, 623,632,663
Woo lam 631f
Woolf 321c
Woollet 6l6b
Woolridge 325

Woolverton 61*0

Woomer 316

Wooster 1*05

Work 232,325,l4l7,U83

WORKS PROJECT ADMINISTRATION 308,708

World War I 1,1*, 316, 351*, 736, 71*8,71*9,

750,751,752
World War II 753,950
Worley 507,623,6fc>
Worrall 663
Worst 623

Worth Township, Centre County 1*68
Worthington 336,337
Wertz 623a
Wotring 518
Wox 58
Woy 321c, 519, 6l5c

Wray 58, 232,311*, 315

Wright 57,58,316,336,338,1*02,1*05,1*21,1*23,

1*1*1,1*63,1*90, 505,508, 515,61 5a, 615c,

623a, 632, 632a, 639, 61*0, 663
WRIGHT, JANE 310
WRIGHT, MARY BAIR 310
WRIGHT, SILAS 35l
WRIGHT, WESLEY N. 310
Wrye 325
Wunderlich 1*1*2
Wyatt 1*50
Wye off 1*0 5
Wyerman 315
Wyeth 1+38,810
Wyland 56,321c
Wylie 53, 1*51*, 509, 623
WYLLE, S.S. 180
Wyma 1*1* 9b, hk9 c
Wymer 316
Wynkoop 121*
Wynn 325
Wynne 1*1*3
Wyoming 7,9ll*
Wyoming County 6l,60l*y
WYOMING AND LACKAWANNA VALLEYS, GEN.

AND HISTORY OF THE~59
Wyoming Controversy 603r
Wyoming Massacre 100
Wyoming Valley 69,603k,7ll*
Wysel 321c
Wysong 1*39
Yahkey 56
Yates 236,505
Yates, Edward 90l*,905,906
Yaukey 333
Yeadle 1*19
Yeager 58,337,338,31*7,1*69,1*90,61*0,

663
Yeakel 1*71

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INDEX

Yeaney 325

Year gin 1+01

leater 315

Teates 121+ , 329 ,3$9

Yeckley 315

Yeingst $3

Yeisley l+l+9a,l+l+9c

Yellis 1+62

Yellow Spring, Blair Co. 10

Yerger 311;, 632a

Yetter 58

Yingling 311;, 315, 325, 1+59, 623a, 736

YINGLING, GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION

REGARDING THE FAMILIES OF HORNBERGER

AND 1+58
Yockey l±69
Yoder 58,1+00,1+21,1+33,1+67, 6l3,6l5c

61+0,663
Yocum 58,61+0
YODER, JOSEPH W. 957
Yoh 333
Yohe ^3
Yohn 50,i;55
Yon 311+
Yordy U82

York, York County 125
York County 125,129,166, 3 61+, 1+18, 1+20,

l+2l+,l+36, 1+1+2, l+l+l+,l+5l,l+53, 1+59, 1+70,1+75,
U78,U90, 505,507, 508, 518,60 3n,60U,
607b

YORK COUNTY, HISTORY OF 361;

Yorktown Campaign 603o

Yost 316,333,359,1+11,1+96

Yoter 53

Young 53, 5U,56,57, 58, 173,232.315,
321c,32l+,325, 338,359,1+00,10-5,1+17,
l+19,l+21,l+23,l+l+l,l+l+l+,l+5l,l+69,l+90,5ol+,
505, 508,512, 621,623, 623a, 639,61+0

YOUNG, J. ELMER 3U0

Youngman 663

Younkiri 50,6l5c

Yount l|69,623a

YOUR FAMILY TREE 667

Youst 333

Youtz 61*0

Yutzey 6l6a

Yutzy 321b

Zacharias 56,333

Zang 58

Zantzinger 337

Zarger 56

Zazzaro 316

Zeamer 53

Zearing 53,623

Zeek 337

Zeiders 58

211

Zeigler 53,56,57,58, 3l!+,325,333, to,

1+71,623,632,663
Zeis 338
Zeissert 1+1+1+
Zeiter 58
Zell 53,509
Zeller 1+0 6
Zellers 58
Z embower 50
Zentmeyer 58
Zerbe 58,512
Zern 316

Zeth 50,632a,6Ulc
Ziders 58
Ziegenfus I+69

Ziegler 53,58,333,1+62 1+90, 623a
ZLEGLER, GEORGE W. 701+
ZIEGLER, J.L. 183
Zimers 1+39
Zimmerman 53, 57, 58, 321c, 333, 1+12, 1+19,

l+26,l+l+l+,l+55,l+70,l+90.1+96,500, 615a,

615c, 616a, 623, 61+0,61+lc
ZIMMERMAN, W.P. 306
Zimmers 50,1+33
Zinn 53,58,623,61+0
Zirkle 1+66, 505
Zollinger 56,329
Zone 1+02

Zook 58, 229,236,3l5,333,ll21, 61+0
Zorger 58
Zorn 6l5 c
Zufall 615 c
Zug 333,1+1+0,623
Zullinger 56
Zysset 1+1+6

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