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137 i ■t:r-u D ms-m':'i^2' '■'■ ■f '^,' M^l^A'^ ■^ > > *. wSif f/i ■A'-.' CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Cornell University Library F 157L2 B61 Bioaraphical annals of., .Lgnfi^.fA^r.ifijPttf'*''' olln 3 1924 028 852 998 Overs The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924028852998 BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS A OF LANCASTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA CONTAINING Biographical and Genealogical Sketches of Prominent AND Representative Citizens and Many OF THE Early Settlers ILLUSTRATED PUBLISHERS: J. H. beers & CO. ieo3 ^/ |\- tii;i^7 PRKFACE. HE importance of placing in book form biographical history of represen- tative citizens — both for its immediate worth and for its value to coming generations — is admitted by all thinking people; and within the past decade there has been a growing interest in this commendable means of perpetuating biography and family genealogy. That the public is entitled to the privileges afforded by a work of this nature needs no assertion at our hands; for one of our greatest Americans has said that the history of any country resolves itself into the biographies of its stout, earnest and representative citizens. This medium, then, serves more than a single purpose; while it perpetu- ates biography and family genealogy, it records history, much of which would be preserved in no other way. The Biographical Annals of Lancaster county had its inception in the mind of John F. Meginness, a citizen of that county, now deceased, widely known throughout the State as an his- torical writer, who, as manager for the firm of John F. Meginness & Co., commenced the work now completed. In presenting this work to its patrons, the publishers have to acknowledge, with gratitude, the encouragement and support their enterprise has received, and the willing assistance rendered in enabling them to surmount the many unforeseen obstacles to be met with in the production of a work of this character. In nearly every instance the material composing the sketches was gathered from those immediately interested, and then submitted in type-written form for correction and re- vision. The volume, which is one of generous amplitude, is placed in the hands of the public with the belief that it will be found a valuable addition to the library, as well as an invaluable contribu- tion to the historical literature of the State of Pennsylvania. THE PUBLISHERS. INDBX. PAGE Acheson Family 7S3 Acheson, T. B 753 Adams, Frederick 1315 Agnew, David H 5 Agnew Family 5 Aherne, William 974 Aikin, Joseph 1036 Albright, Frederick A 191 Albright, Mrs. Sarah 191 Albright, Walter F 1375 Alexander, Guy L., M. D 876 Alexander, John A 1 165 Alexander, Samuel 574 Ambler, Joseph P 505 Ambler, L. R 1203 Ament, Eli 1420 Ament Family 1420 Ament, Henry H 817 Ammon, Alonzo D 1170 Ammon, Mrs. Elizabeth 461 Ammon, John 1047 Ammon, Peter G 444 Ammon, Samuel 461 Anderson, John W 1379 Ankrimi Family 983 Ankrim, J. Martin 983 Appel, Rev. Dr. Theodore 22 Appel, Theodore B., M. D 23 Appleton, John B 1177 Appleton, Mrs. Miary S 11 77 Armor, Smith, M. D 71 Armstrong, John W 855 Armstrong, Williami C 647 Arndt, Henry 1340 Arnold Family 622 Arnold, Gideon W 628 Arnold, Mrs. Gideon W 629 Arnold, I. Clinton 622 Arnold, Ira W 629 Arnold, Walter J 629 Atlee, John L., M. D 166 Atlee, William A i i Aument, Aldus 301 Aument, George 274 Aument, H. H 274 Aument, Jacob , 301 Auverter, Isaac L 1308 Bachman, Abraham 531 Bachman,- Christian 332 Bachman, Ellis 333 Bachman Families ....332, 743, 1471 Bachman, Miss Harriet 456 Bachman, Jay 743 Bachman, John B 1471 PAGE Bachman, John M 791 Bachman, John W S3i Bachman, Lewis 945 Bachman, Morris 333 Bachman, Miss Reibecca 456 Bachman, Samuel 456 Baer, Chrisitian R iS3 Baer, John 152 Baer, Mlartin H 1031 Baer, Mrs. Mary L 153 Baer, Reuben A 152 Baer, Squire S. C 1096 Bahn, Adam 1269 Bailey, John H 1095 Baily, EHsha W., M. D 7S Bair Family 1017, 1091 Bair, George W 534 Bair, Henry R 1091 Bair, Howard M 1166 Bair, Jacob A 1183 Bair, John B 1017 Bair, John J 805 Baker, Amos 220 Baker, Andrew 0 78 Baker Families 496, 681 Baker, George F 681 Baker, Jos:eph W 1196 Baker, Miss Louise 681 Baker, Thomas 496 Balmier Family 1418 Balmer, Israel P I4S4 Balmer, John F 1418 Balmer, Oliver C 833 Balthaser, John F 903 Banzhof, John 849 Bard Families 344. 961 Bard, George 1420 Bard, Samuel, Jr.., 961 Bard, U. G 344 Bard, Wayne 1043 Bare, Adam 310 Bare, Milton L isoi Bare, Samuel G 414 Bare, Wayne 309 Barefoot, William M 1254 Barnett, Benjamin F 934 Barnett, Joseph 536 Barnholt. William S 846 Barr, Benjamin 749 Barr, Beniamin M 716 Barr, B. Frank i337 Barr Family 7i6 Barr, Martin I57 Barr, Susanna M 716 Bartch, Amos 1249 PAGE Bartch, Mrs. Mary E 1250 Bartholomew, David H 913 Barton, Benjamin S 135 Barton Family 968 Barton, Henry 840 Barton, Miss Lizzie 1 840 Barton, Matthias 187 Barton, Ralph A 1243 Barton, William H 968 Bassler, Christian G 571 Bates, W. Edgar, M. D 1340 Batten, Hiram L 537 Bauer, Eugene ^S Bauer, Mrs. Judith 688 Baughman Family 662 Baughman, Hervey 662 Baumgardner Family 386 Baumgardner, Henry K 386 Baumgardner, John H 168 Baumgardner, Mrs. Mary S. . . . 923 Bausman Family 56 Bausman, Jacob S6 Bausman, John W. B 58 Beamesderfer, John 1302 Bear, Albert R 1002 Bear, Elias 463 ■ Bear, William G 1368 Beard, Samuel J 483 Beates Family 752 Beates, Frederick A 662 Beates, Harry S 7S2 Beck, Peter R 1376 Becker Family 1000 Becker, John F 660 Becker, Levi 855 Becker, Michael 1000 Beckler, Henry B 1511 Beiler, Joseph H 551 Bell, Henry D 1282 Bell, William J 826 Bender Families 557, 1035 Bender, Franklin 1413 Bender, John (Manheim) 1035 Bender, John (Upper Leacock) 975 Bender, John W 975 Bender, Kinzer, Jr 965 Bender, William K 557 Bender, W. K •. 1349 Benkert, George 623 Bennett Family 1239 Bennett, Harry A logS Bennett, John T 1283 Bennett, Joseph M 1239 Bergman, Andrew 316 Besore, David F 430 VI INDEX PAGE Besore, Henry J 1155 Best, James B 422 Best, John 420 Betz, Mrs. Catherine 87 Betz, Jacob, Jr pog Betz, Jacob, Sr 87, 909 Betz, Philip 88 Beyer Family 776 Beyer, Josiah 776 Bicknell, Walter F 490 Bingeman, S. H 1000 Binkley, Abraham E 1108 Binkley, David E 1077 Binkley Families 911, 1324 Binkley, Henry 1290 Binkley, Henry F 911 Binkley, Capt. John L 1323 Binnesderfer, S. L 1372 Bireley Family 831 Bireley, George W 831 Bitner, Abraham 585 Bitner, Mrs. Amelia 0 1031 Bitner, David P 1031 Bitner, John R 584 Bitzer, Martin R 403 Bitzer, R. R i486 Black, Hon. James 1323 Black, J. Joseph 1297 Blank, David S 893 Blank Family 894 Blank, John S 877 Bleacher, Benjamin F 1044 Bleacher, Mrs. Ellen E 1044 Bletz, John H 764 Bletz, Mrs. Naomi 764 Blickenderfer, Henry 720 Blickenderfer, Richard 720 Blough, Hon. Henry K., M. D. 736 Boardman, Arthur I3S0 Bolster, George 1238 Bolton Family 976 Bolton, Wiilmer ' P 976 _ Bomberger Family 105 1 'Bomberger, Henry 1 193 Bomberger, Henry H 1051 Bomberger, Jacob H 488 Bomberger, Philip L 1 194 Book. Daniel 1483 Book, Flam G 984 Book Family 1483 Book. John G 414 Bookman, Harry R 993 Bookman, William H 993 Books, Franklin 1035 Bowers, Michael F 905 Bowman, Amos 829 Bowman Family 317 Bowman, Franklin 317 Bowman, Isaac M' 1443 Bowman, John M ' 7S3 Bowman, Right Rev. Samuel, D. D 24 Boyd, Hon. C. G 143 Boyd, Henry C 231 Boyd, Samuel H 830 Boyd, Samuel H. (1862) 1300 Brackbill, Mrs. Anna '. 874 Brackbill, Benjamin 0 874 Brackbill, Christian E loog Brackbill, Rev. Christian M. .. . 276 Brackbill, Elias E 366 Brackbill Families . .'. 276, 365 Brackbill, Henry P 365 PAGE Brackbill, Levi H 1445 Bradley, John S ' 1046 Brandt, David 414 Brandt, David H 64a Brandt Family 1068 Brandt, Frederick H....^ 1311 Brandt, Harriet 414 Brandt, John 1261 Brandt, Mrs. Margaret 1261 Brandt, Mrs. Maria E 1069 Brandt, Mrs. Mary P 640 Brandt, Samuel L 1068 Brecht, Michael 1334 Breed, Rev. Walter R., B. S., B. D 1217 Breinig, Jacob 1237 Breneraan, Mrs. Anna M. (West Hempfield) 678 Breneman, M.rs. Anna M. (Lan- caster) 68 Breneman, Major B. Frank 388 Breneman, Benjamin K 1473 Breneman, Elmer M 910 Breneman Families 388, 1473 Breneman, George L 1371 Breneman, Dr. Henry F 1014 Breneman, Henry M. 1 678 Breneman, Capt. Henry N 68 Breneman, Henry P 639 Breneman, Henry R 1397 Breneman, Jacob K 1474 Breneman, John L. (Mt. Joy) . . 1409 Breneman, Joseph K 723 Brenholtz Family 907 Brenholtz, Walter S., M. D 907 Brenneman, Franklin 315 Brenneman, John L 1389 Bressler, George B 830 Brimmer, John A 1080 Brinton, Charles C 637 Brinton Families 719, 1173 Brinton, James 1272 Brinton, Joshua 622 Brinton, Lewis 313 Brinton, Mrs. Lydia T 1272 Brinton, Mrs. Mary B 313 Brinton, Mrs. Susan M 1391 Brinton, Mrs. Susanna 719 Brinton, William 7jg Brinton, William P 1391 Brinton. William P. (Christi- ana) . .. 1172 Brinton, William R., Esq 1391 Brison, Jacob L 875 Brobst, James C, M. D 158 Broome. John C 773 Brosius, Jesse 357 Brosius, Hon. Miarriott, LL. D. 16 Brosius, Hon. William H 145 Brown, Alvin 539 Brown, Alfred M 207 Broiwn, Arthur 320 Brown, Benjamin W 321 Brown. Mrs. Clara H 773 Brown, Davis A 501 Brown, Edwin H 772 Brown, Elmer E 321 Brown Families 68, 320, 1478 Brown, Frank 1478 Brown, George 320 Brown, George H 321 Brown, George H. (Little Brit- ain) 980 Brown, George W 1294 Brown, Hiram F 320 Brown, Jacob J 1142 Brown, Jacob K 71 Brown, John H 1142 Brown, Josiah 284 Brown, Levi K 70 Brown, Mrs. Margaret C 1142 Brown, Mrs. Mary A : 284 Brown, Slater F 504 Brown, Thomas J 320 Brown, Walter G 321 Brubaker Families. .. .352, 1064, 1133 Brubaker, Frank S 1064 Brubaker) Henry S 475 Brubaker, Jacob B 737 Brubaker, Bishop Jacob N 354 Brubaker, J. Frank 1049 Brubaker, John D 85 Brubaker, Joseph E 434 Brubaker, Joseph S 1178 Brubaker, Mrs. Marianna 659 Brubaker, Martin K 1114 Brubaker, Martin N 1427 Brubaker, Nathaniel K 1133 Brubaker, Oliver B 1458 Brubaker, Philip 351 Brubaker, Roland S 559 Brubaker, Rolandus 11 12 Brubaker, Samuel 1431 Brubaker, William B 737 Bruce, Amos F 1021 Bruner, Alfred C 1188 Bruner Family 1188 Bruner, Jacob M 1371 Bruner, Owen F 1370 Bryson, L. M., M. D 238 Bryson, William M 1221 Buch, Henry B 782 Buch, J. Frank 1350 Buch, Jonathan B 1313 Buch, Mrs. Mary A 1313 Buchanan, James 430 Bucher Family 1032 Biicher, Frederick 576 Bucher, Frederick C, M. D 577 Bucher, Rev. George 1032 Buckius, Charles 433 Buckwalter, George L 726 Buckwalter, Isaac (West Lam- peter) 780 Buckwalter, Isaac loio Buckwalter, John 780 Buckwalter, Silas R 1218 Buehrle, Robert K 440 Bunn, William' H 641 Bunting, Walter S 535 Burger, Prof. Chris 1505 Burger, Henry 359 Burger, John A 588 Burger, Rev. S. Clement 1319 Burkholder, Abraham W 954 Burkholder, Amos E 900 Burkholder, Ezra 1003 Burkholder, Ezra H 1003 Burkholder Family \ 095 Burkholder, John R ..'. 803 Burkholder, Joseph ' .' 1050 Burkholder. Weidler B 995 Burrowes, Thomas H., LL. D. . 104 Burt, Arthur 272 Burt Family 272 Burt, Nathaniel 272 INDEX vu PAGE Bush, Philip S 189 Bushong, S. E 1515 Butz, John 1321 Byers, Benjamin F 742 Byers Family 742 Byers, Jacob J 607 Byers, John 607 Cain, James M 1214 Cairnes, Rev. William G 1506 Caldwell, William J 895 Cameron Family 3 Cameron, Gen. Simon 3 Cameron, Maj. Simon B 3 Campbell Family 907 Campbell, Samuel 907 Cannon, John A 914 Cannon, Mrs. John A 914 Carmany, Jacob S 1522 Carpenter, Christian G 1113 Carpenter (or Zimmerman), Emanuel 163 Carpenter Families 186, 522 Carpenter, Henry 186 Carpenter, Samuel L 522 Carpenter, WilUam S 1184 ' Carrigan, Enos 429 Carrigan, Joseph 1102 Carter, John H 1072 Cassel, Abram N 312 Cassel, Abraham H 330 Cassel, George L., M. D 1132 Cassel, Hon. H. Burd 3J2 Cas6el, Jacob 330 Causse, John B 216 Champneys, Judge Benjamin... 13 Charles, Amos 1014 Charles, Andrew 304 Charles, Mrs. Anna L 85 Charles, Barbara A 1006 Charles, Christian F 246 Charles, David H 283 Charles Families 282, 1006 Charles, Miss Harriet 304 Charles, Henry H 892 Charles, Jacob 483 Charles, John A 84 Charles, John F 706 Charles, John F. (1857) 417 Charles, Joseph 416 Charles, Levi F 1482 Charles, Willis B 1474 Chartiere, Martin 78 Christ, Michael K 924 Christ, Norman M 924 Clair, Stephen S 199 Clark Family 997 Oark, Franklin 179 Clark, John 319 Coble, Mrs. Anna A 710 Coble, Christian H 709 Cochran Family 160 Cochran, Harry B 162 Cbchran, John J 1343 Cochran, Thomas B 160 Collier, Cloyd R 795 Collins Family 959 Collins, James P 232 Collins, Judge Orestes 13 Collins, Ross C 992 Collins, Thomas 992 Collins, Thomas S 9S9 Conley, Thomas E 1307 Connelly Family 917 PAGE Connelly, Samuel S 917 Conner, Henry 1449 Conrad, John 598 Cook, Clifford 1059 Cooney, J. M 1427 Cooper, Calvin 636 Cooper, Joseph P , I140 Cooper, Rufus K 967 Cornelius, William 1318 Corrigan, John H 1260 Cox, Walter J 1460 Craig, Alexander, M. D 133 Craig, Alexander R., M. D 134 Cramer, Owen 1159 Cramer, Rev. W. Stuart 1220 Crane, George 947 Crane, Col. Robert 361 Crawford, John 1260 Crawford, Rev. John A 856 Crawford, Oliver 1260 Crist Family 1190 Crist, William E 1190 Crouse Family ; 1347 Crouse, William M 1347 Crumbaugh, Rev. John S 15 12 Cully, George G 977 Cully, Thomas 300 Cutler Family 996 Cutler, Irwin : 996 Dague, William 601 Dambach, David H 1472 Dambach Family 974 Dambach, Henry H 1422 Dare Family 75 Davis, Eli W 999 Daivis Family 757 Davis, Hill E 569 Davis, Jenkins 1519 Davis, Reese H 757 Davis, S. T., M. D 1388 Deen, David L 328 Deen Family 328 DeHaven, Abraham A 1248 DeHaven, Mrs. Clara E 1414 DeHaven, Edward P 97° DeHaven Families Iii, 1248 Deichler, Albert Mi. 1230 Dellet, Adam 1258 Delp, George Mi 53i Demmy, Aaron B 1045 Denlinger, Abraham R 495 Denlinger, Benjamin K 527 Denlinger, B. Willis 936 Denlinger, Daniel 482 Denlinger, Daniel H 748 Denlinger, Daniel K 11 33 Denlinger, Elmer K i IS4 Denlinger Families 748, 936 Denlinger, Freeland L 748 Denlinger, Jacob 498 Denlmger, Jacob (Leacock)... 933 Denlinger, Jacob B 1408 Denlinger, Jacob M 1 136 Denlinger, John B 498 Denlinger, Mrs. Margaret 482 Denlinger, Samuel 1284 Denlinger, Simon SSo Denlinger, Mrs. Susanna 496 Denney, John Q 304 Dennison, Joseph 1058 Derrick, Richard J 1416 Desch, George S 1306 Desch, Joseph G 1015 PAGE Detwiler, Hiram L 904 Detwiler. Joseph 912 Detwiler, William B 743 Detz, John G 1293 Detz, Joseph 1317 Deutsch, Mrs. Elizabeth 1369 Deutsch, Kaufman 1369 Dickey, J. Scott 1359 Diem, John H 710 Diem, John K 810 Dierolf, William 1522 Dietrich Family 708 Dietrich, Pljilip 708 Dietrich, Samiuel 706 Diffenbach, John R 26 Diffenbaugh, Aaron H 427 Diffenderffer, Fra;nk R 172 Diller, Mrs. A. M 565 Diller, Charies F 1328 Diller, Edwin C 424 Diller, Elias 376 Diller Family 564 Diller, Grabill 1496 Diller, Isaac 564 Diller, Isaac (Leacock) 1443 Diller, Lewis 1496 Diller, Roland 28 " Diller, Samuel W 1090 Diller, William F 1322 Dillich, Franklin 793 Dillinger Family 982 Dillinger, Henry K 982 Dinks, Henry 1495 Divet, Mlarion 13^ Doble, Charles 971 Doble, Charles A 971 Dodge, Byron G 600 Donley, Hugh 1022 Donoghue, Dennis 175 Donoghue, Mirs. Jane 175 Dorsey, Mrs. Martha 1024 Dorsey, Samuel 1024 Dorsheimer, Peter 1082 Douglas Family 1507 Dorwart, Martin 323 Doutrick, Byram 1382 Drennen. James K 498 Drybread, H. M 956 Duffy, James 8 Duffy, Col. James 7 Duffy, Mrs. Martha 8 Dunlap, Andrew J 1232 Dunlap Family 1232 Dunlap. Mrs. Frances 1233 Dutt, Christian 414 Eaby, C. Reese 1343 Eaby Family 253 Eaby, George W 459 Eabi', Jacob 724 Eaby, Jacob M 253 Eaby, Jason K 275 Eaby, Joseph Ii8g Eaiby, Peter R 1338 Easton, Rev, William, D, D 19 Eavenson, Benjamin 1178 Eberle, John, M. D 185 Eberly, Adam J 381 Ebersole, Jacob L 861 Ebersole, Samuel E.. 1362 Eby, Araaziah B 435 Eby, Amos F 512 Eby, Christian 509 Eby, Elias 444 Vlll INDEX PAGE Eby, Emanuel W 288 Eby Families 480, 511 Eby, Henry N 511 Eby, Henry W I180 Eby, Bishop Isaac 316 Eby, Isaac D 117 Eby, John - N 480 Eby, Lemuel C 796 Eby, Hon. Milton 1493 Eby, Samuel 510 Eby, Sim 435 Eby, Simon P 268 Ecicert, Otomer S 834 Eckmian, B. D 437 Eckman Family 1182 Eckman, Miller 1182 Eckman, William H 1131 Edgerley, Edward 368 Edwards, William H 975 Efinger, Adolph 818 Ehrenf ried, Joseph 131 Eisenberg, Simon U 1172 Elliott, Samuel 646 Ellmaker, Amos 60 Ellmaker, Levi, Esq 648 Ellmaker, Nathaniel 64 'Ellmaker, Mrs. Nathaniel 65 Ellmaker, Thomas, M. D 60 Elser Family 767 Elser, Peter 0 767 Engle, Abraham W 558 Engle, Daniel G 258 Engle Families 257, 29s Engle, Frederick 929 Engle, Frederick S 929 Engle, Mrs. Harriet 765 Engle, Hon. Henry M 258 Engle, Jacob H 765 Engle, Levi L 428 Engle, Samuel G 836 Engle, Simon H 295 English, John W 970 Epler, ChrisUian M 1489 Epler, John H 1383 Epler, P. S 1278 Erb, Abraham 1 150 Erb; A. Lincoln 1371 Erb, Benijamiin H 1411 Erb, Clayton iocs Erb, Daniel B 7 1150 Jirb Family 465 Erb, Henry R 512 Erb, Hiram L 465 Erb, Israel G 192 Erb, Mlahlon 942 Erb, Samuel B 950 Erb, William W 96s Erisman, Christian 597 Erisman, Clement S 1515 Erisman, John 377 Esbens'hade, Abraham 1128 Esbenshade, Christian B 203 Esbenshade, Isaac B 881 Esbenshade, Joseph H 1158 Esbenshade, Peter 1157 Esbenshade, Peter B 1352 Esbbach, Abraham L 11 16 Eshbach, Henry F 1033 Eshbach, John B 1500 Eshelman, David B 1503 Eshelman, David M 949 Eshelman Family 949 Eshelman, Henry S 1026 Albert H Benjamin K Christian Rev. Daniel M. David, Sr David B David F David G Families Eshleman, Eslileman, Eshleman, Eshleman, Eshleman, Eshleman, Eshleman, Eshleman, Eshleman 440, 924, 1122, Eshleman, George R Eshleman, H. Frank Eshleman, Jacoib Eshleman, Jacob S Eshleman, John B., Esq Eshleman, Samuel Eshleman, Samuel S Eshleman, Walter M Evans. Benjamin Evans Family Evans, Franklin J Evans, Capt. Samuel Evans, Rev. Sydney K E-vans, William L Eyer, David M PAGE 1446 1442 1 122 1 153 138 362 886 439 1442 439 362 III 67 67 779 1 153 924 868 867 267 8 1041 868 667 Eager, Charles F 1164 Fairer Family 955 Fairer, William W., Jr 955 Farmer, Clayton R 1354 Fasnacht, Joel 184 Fausnacht. Samuel S 949 Fawkes, Joseph W 23 Feagley, Frank S 1246 Feagley, John 1246 Ferguson, Christian C 277 Ferguson, John G 1476 Ferguson, Joiin W 395 Ferguson, Mrs. Sarah A 277 Ferry, James H 759 Fieles, Martin M' 713 Fink, William D., M. D 1201 Fisher, Daniel S 1 120 Fisher, David R 1313 Fisher, Mrs. Elizabeth 758 Fisher, Henry 758 Fisher, Philip 1405 Fisher, Sheridan D 1313 Fitler, James W 525 Flickinger Family 886 Flickinger, John 885 Flowers, Addison S 1498 Folmer, Frank R 740 Foltz, Jonathan M 10 Foltz, Peter Y 877 Foltz. Samuel F 895 FonDersmith, Charles A 76 Fordney, Thomas P 1068 Foreman Family 812 Foreman, Peter 812 Forney, Abraham R 432 Forney, David R 1273 Forney, John W 154 Forney, Levi R 1422 Forrest Family 79 Forrest, Hon. George 79 Forrey, Amos N 1267 Forrey, Danief N 839 Forrey, Isaac N 1361 Forrey, Jacob C 390 Forrey, John 1266 Forrey, John C 607 Forry, Daniel D 14S0 PAGE Fox, Henry 1088 Fox, Jacob D 938 Fox, Mrs. Margaret 1088 Frailey Family 880 Frailey, William 0 880 Frame, Rev. Cleveland 11 14 France, Ike 583 Frank, Charles 977 Franklin Family 402 Franklin, George M 462 Franklin, Thomas E 402 Franklin, Walter 13, 402 Franklin, Walter M 402 Frantz Family 734 Frantz, Henry L 226 Frantz, John R 734 Frantz, Mrs. Susan E. W 226 Freitchie, Barbara 205 Frew, George W. H., M. D. . . 1226 Frew, William C 1226 Frey, Charles H 1168 Frey Family 824 Frey, Henry D 1457 Frey, James F 1276 Frey, Samuel F 824 Fridy, Sam Matt 236 Fritchey, Rev. John G 372 Fritchey, Joseph U 376 Fritz, Ezra B 1436 Froelich, John M 404 Fry, Rev. Charles L 615 Fry, Emanuel G 1352 Fry Families 615, 1169 Fry, Jacob M 1169 Fry, Menno M 740 Fry, Phares W 1332 Frybarger, Sylvester 563 Fuhrman, William 1368 Fulton, Edgar F 843 Fulton, Hugh R., Esq 412 Funk, Amos G 1016 Funk, Henry K 220 Funk, Isaac S 542 Funk, John H 1451 Furniss Family 426 Furniss, John M 426 Futer, Amos 206 Futer, Andrew J 1134 Gable, Michael F 937 Gable, William K 1084 Gallagher, Albert L 1376 Gamber, John H 906 Gamiberling, John H 1056 Gantner, John 128 Gara, Miss Elizabeth 32 Gara, Hugh S 31 Garber, Amos E 1384 Garber, Andrew 1295 Garber, Andrew M 1 124 Garber, Christian G 1307 Garber, David L 931 Garber Family 931 Garber, Henry G 943 Garber, Jacob L 884 Garber, John E 973 Garber, John S 1195 Garber, Simon E 1 102 Garber, Mrs. Susan 1195 Gardiner Family 150 Gardiner, Rev. Frederic, A. M. 150 Gardner, Edmund 923 Gardner Family 923 INDEX IX PAGE Garrett, Elwood P 1312 Garrett, George K 850 Garvin, Milton T 852 Ga'st, Christian 140 Gast, Frederick A., D. D 140 Gatchell, Hon. J. C, M. D.... 1177 Geiger, Mrs. Catherine M 339 Geiger, Christopher 148, 543 Geiger, William C 543 Geist, Henry 14 Geist, Isaac S 1400 Geist, J. M. W 88 Geist, John 487 Gemperling, Henry C 580 Gensemer, Mrs. Mary A 1093 Gensemer, Samuel G 1093 Gerhard, Rev. Dariits W., A. M. 55 Gerhard Family SS Gerhard, Milton U., M. D 589 Gerhart, Rev. Emanuel V., D. D., LL. D 33 Gerhart, Henry 556 Gerhart, John 379 Gerhart, Col. William R., A. M. 1342 Getz Family 578 Getz, Noah L 578 Geyer, George S ........ .■ 418 Gibble, Isaac S 1277 Gibble, Isaac W 1277 Gibbons, Joseph, M. D 659 Gibson, George 199 Gibson, Henry W 747 Gibson, John 1 179 Gibson, Samuel 1220 Gibson, Mrs. Susan 1179 Gilbert, Amos 562 Gilbert, Edwin M 533 Gillespie. George W., M. D 363 Ginder, Ephraim C 1087 Gingrich, Alfred B 1499 Gingrich, Jonas S 1521 Gingrich, Milton E 1520 Girfin, Frank G 1317 Girvin. Robert 499 Gish, Mirs. Amanda S 328 Gish, Amos R 1473 Gish Famiily 327 Gish, Henry B 327 Gish, Henry J 1470 Gish, Jacob R 144S Gish, Peter R 1305 Given, Frank S 493 Given, William B 492 Givler, Hosea 1287 Glass, Samuel 1296 Glatfeker, David L. 1109 Glatfelter Family 1109 Glatfelter, Harris A 497 Glosser, William A 1227 Gochnauer, Andrew H 1358 Gochnauer Family 538 Gochnauer, John M 538 Gochnauer, Joseph H 538 Gochnauer, Samuel 247 Goldbach, George G 853 Goll, John A 1211 Good, Amos G 1288 Good, Benjamin 1158 Good, David K 1106 Good, Mrs. Elizabeth 96 Good, Ezra M logo Good Family 573 Good, Henry 1461 PAGE Good, Isaac B 877 Good, Jacob H 1429 Good, J. Martin 575 Good, John B 95 Good, John E 433 Good, John J 1501 Good, Martin H 1453 •Good, Martin R 1092 Good, Miss Mary 433 Good, Michael R 343 Good. Solomon H 883 Goos, Henry 1381 Gorrecht, William P 1380 Goss, Christian E 643 Grab, Frederick V 355 Grab, Mrs. Louise 356 Gra'bill, Clayton L 858 Grady. John 875 Graeff. David 619 Graeff, John H 620 Graham, Dana 114 Graham, Mrs. Lucy M 114 Grasnick. Dr. Dorothea J. L... 876 Graul, Daniel D 933 Graul Family 933 Graver, Amos 317 Graver, Henry M 1415 Graver, Henry M., Jr 1415 Graybill, Hon. David W 800 Graybill Families 715,1187 Graybill, Herman W 715 Graybill, Rev. Jacob N 296 Graybill. Samuel G loii Grebill, John B 1 191 Greenleaf. F. M 1470 Greer, Adam 1102 Greer, John A iioi Gregg, Lewis B 1D18 Greider, Amos M 917 Greider, Christian 678 Greider, Mlartiti 1386 Greider, Samuel S 1305 Greiner, Anthony G 1087 Gress. George W 1113 Greybill, Rufus D 1004 Grier. William H 53 Griest, Major Ellwood 92 Griest. Hon. W. W 92 Griffiths. Herman B 896 Grilhortzer, Esther A 446 Gril'bortzer, Gottleib 446 Grissinger. Jacob R 1408 Groff, Abraham B. loio Groff. Abraham S 422 Groff. Adam ISII Groff. Adam R 406 GrofF. Aldus 1215 Groff, Amos 1264 Groff. A mos H 1064 Groflf, Christian 279 Groff. David 187 Groff. David E 566 Groff. Rev. Elias 103 Groff. Ezra 912 Groff Families 103. 263. 204, 566. 805, 845, 1064 Groff. Frank R ■^55 Groff. Frank S .* 84.^ Groff. Harry 406 Groff. Henry L 452 Groflf. Isaac 203 Groff. Rev. J. N 263 Groff, John L 734 PAGE Groff, John M. (East Drumore) 1246 Groff, John M. (Strasburg) . . . 407 Groff, John M. (Lancaster) . . . 664 Groff, M. H 834 Groflf, Martin K 1008 Groff, Nathaniel S 761 Groflf, Silas E 491 Groff, Wenger R 1231 Groff, William S 805 Grosh, John 1183 Grosh, Samuel E 629 Gross Family 639 Gross, Levi S 639 Grubb, Charles B 50 Grubb, Clement B 49 Grubb, Miss Daisy E. B 50 Grubb Family 48 Grubb, Henry B 49 Grube, David K 606 Grube, George B 1264 Grube, Martin H 405 Grube, William C 942 Gruber, John C 1479 Gruel, Jacob W 1 197 Gruger, Pearson E 944 Guiles Family 1303 Guiles, William M 1303 Gunzenhauser, Christian 888 Guthrie, William H 797 Habecker, Christian 1346 Habecker, Joseph H 1487 Habecker, Joseph K 1419 Hackenberger, George W 633 Hacker, Mrs. Lavinia L 338 Hacker, Levi S 337 Hackman Family 771 Hackman, Franklin S 771 Hackman, Jacob W 771 Haefner, Joseph 656 Hager, Charles F 179 Hager, Christopher 555 Hager, Christopher (1800).... 179 Hager Family 178 Haines Family 701 Haines, Henry B 701 Haines. John F 764 Halbach, Jacob 1200 Haldeman, Samuel S 144 Haldy, Lewis 560 Haldy, William Y 560 Hall, Edward C 548 Hall, Joseph A 1081 Hall, N. Franklin 879 Hamaker. John S . . . '. 962 Hambleton, Thomas B 652 Hamibright, Albert B 1505 Hambright, Mrs. Fanny 1403 Hambright, George 1402 Hambright, Prof. George M... 170 Hambright, Mrs. William T... 293 Hamilton, John A 1275 Hamilton, Lafayette 867 Hamilton. William 714 Hamt), William H., Sr 1071 Hanck, George 224 Hanck, Michael S 1067 Hanck, Samuel M 1068 Hanna, Charles G 1005 Hannum, Preston E 729 Hark, Dr. Hugo C 1135 Harm, William 760 Harman, Daniel 153 INDEX PAGE Harner, Henry C 155 Harner, Jesse 473 Harner, John S 486 Harner, Joseph 1049 Harner, Samuel 482 Harnish, Abraham 717 Harnish, Abraham B 1204 Harnish, Amos B 11 18 Harnish, Benjamin 786 Harnish, Benjamin B 940 Harnish, Daniel F 1030 Harnish, David F 309 Harnish, David H 1038 Harnish, David L 908 Harnish, H. H 1453 Harnish, Michael 786 Harper, Joseph D 516 Harple, Franklin G 1062 Harrar, A. Jackson 1057 Harrar Family I0S7 Harrar, John D 1257 Harris, Alexander 59 Harry, Willis G. 1373 Hart, Stephen J 1454 Hartman, Aaron E 976 Hartman, Albert 860 Hartman, Mrs. Anna M 1500 Hartman, Mks. Catherine. 1331 Hartman, David K 1380 Hartman, George H 1300 Hartman, Henry F 1331 Hartman, John 1 248 Hartman, John K 1518 Hartman, Lewis S 540 Hartman, Mrs. Mary A S4i Hartman, Samuel 488 Hartman, Samuel B., M. D 968 Hassler, Aaron B iioi Hassler Family iioi Hastings, Miss Emma R 4S9 Hastings Family 403 Hastings, Joto 458 Hastings, Joseph D 403 Hastings, L. Rutter 1171 Hastings, William S 269 Hatz, Mrs. Harriet 355 Hatz, John 3S4 Hatz, Samuel 354 Hauck, David C 902 Haupt, Rev. Charles E., D. D.. 1212 Haverstick, Abraham B ...... . 334 Haverstick, Mrs. Annde B 946 Haverstick, David C 596 Haverstick Families 596, 656 Haverstick, Johti M 1418 Haverstick, Levi 656 Haverstick, Levi H 946 Hawthorn, George W 1245 Hayes, Enos P 995 Hayes Family 995 Hays, Charles 478 Hays, John L 809 Heagy, H. R 852 Heckler, Franklin J 311 Heidelbaugh Family 324 Heidelbaugh, Hon. Milton 324 Heidlebach, Jacob H 1484 Heidler Family 795 Heim, George 790 Heim, George, Jr 1316 Heim, John F 1060 Heine. Paul 468 Heinitsh, Charles A 208 PAGE Heinitsh, John F 210 Heinitsh, Sigmund W 209 Heinitsh, Walter A 209 Heinitz, Anton Frederick, Bar- on von 208 Heintzelman, Samuel P 206 Heise, B. Frank 932 Heisey, Edward L 1208 ■ Heisey Family 1138 Heisey, George R 899 Heisey, John W 1360 Heisey, Joseph K 1359 Heisey, Jacob W 1438 Heisey, Martin N -I136 Heisev, Simon C 967 Heisey, W. Scott I4S9 Heistand, Franklin Ml 846 Heitshu, William A 384 Helfrich, Matthias S 1103 Heller Family 938 Heller, Deacon Henry D 938 Heller, John S 1125 Helm, Daniel 227 Helm, D. E 303 Helm, Frank W 475 Henderson, Archibald L 667 Henderson, Jacob M 247 Henderson, James B 1358 Henderson, Mrs. Margaret A.. 667 Henderson, William 1259 Henderson, Mrs. William 1259 Henderson, Col. William C. . . . 702 Hennecke, Mrs. Sarah J 279 Hennecke, William F 279 Henninger, N. C i457 Henry, Benjamin F 1194 Henry, Judge John J 13 Hensel Family 1236 Hensel, N. N 449 Hensel, Hon. William U 373 Hensel, William W 1236 Herchelroth, Norman F 1C09 Herman, Adam T 1300 Herman, J. Peter 1171 Hernley, Abrami 954 Hernley Family 954 Herr, Aaron 887 Herr, Abraham 228 Herr, Abraham B 448 Herr, Rev. Abraham B 173 Herr, Abraham G 1225 Herr, Abraham H 817 Herr, Albert M. 802 Herr, Allan A 205 Herr, Ambrose J., M. D 185 Herr, Amos F 783 Herr, Amos H 393 Herr, Amos K 699 Herr, Andrew 649 Herr, Benjamin B 1425 Herr, Benjamin G 205 Herr, Mrs. Charlotte 1335 Herr, Christian. 817 Herr, Christian B 176 Herr, Christian S. B 361 Herr, Cyrus S 400 Herr, Daniel ( Pequea) 679 Herr. Daniel D 582 Herr, Col. Daniel H 29 Herr, David E 1204 Herr, D. Jefferson 857 Herr, Elias 1089 Herr, Elias H 709 PAGE Herr, Emanuel H 1327 Herr. Families 29, 176, 204, 254, 679, 802, 1041, 1066 Herr, F. M 1306 Herr, Francis ' 1335 Herr, Francis L 807 Herr, George K 708 Herr, Harry B loi I Herr, Henry B 985 Herr, Henry M 370 Herr, Hiram P 964 Herr, Isaac 798 Herr, Isaac R 227 Herr, Jacob 817 Herr, Jacob K 826 Herr, J. Aldus. ,. ' 1219 Herr, Jeremiah 267 Herr, J. Haldeman 176 Herr, John 964 Herr, John B 383 Herr, John D 1118 Herr, John L 254 Herr, John R 1311 Herr, Martin 173 Herr, Reuben D 679 Herr, Rudolph S 652 Herr, Silas S 1066 Herr, Solomon R 1041 Hersh, Benjamin F 1028 Hersh, E. H ' I45S Hershey, Abraham L 1 159 Hershey, Andrew H 567 Hershey, Benjamin F 1372 Hershey, Benjamin H 1326 Hershey, Benjamin M 997 Hershey, Benjamin W 726 Hershey, Christian ml Hershey, Clarence B looi Hershey, Dianiel M 1504 Hershey, Elias 142 Hershey, Elias H 44 Hershey, Ephraim 63, 677 Hershey, Ephraim H 1485 Hershey, Eusebius K 1163 Hershey Families 62, 141, 285, 471, 677, 726, 1 163, 1326 Hershey, George B., M. D 930 Hershey, Harry L 1083 Hershey, Henry (Leacock).. . . 981 Hershey, Henry (Lancaster) . . 190 Hershey, Henry S 696 Hershey, Jacob D., M. D 1099 Hershey, Jacob E 63, 677 Hershey, Jacob G 292 Hershey, Jacob H 631 Hershey, Jacob R 285 Hershey, Rev. Jacob R 62, 676 Hershey, Jacob S 671 Hershey, J. Milton 1302 Hershey, John E. . . .■ 698' Hershey, John E. (Paradise) . . 141 Hershey, Josiab 649 Hershey, Landis 1480 Hershey, Mrs. Magdalena iiii Hershey, Peter E 471 Hershour, .Abraham 470 Hertgen, Joseph E 1382 Hertzler Family 674 Hertzler, John 644 Hess, Abraham Z 1054 Hess, B. Z 897 Hess, Mrs. Catharine 1430 Hess, Christian H 1472 INDEX XI PAGE Hess, Conrad Z 802 Hess, Daniel D 1430 Hess, Daniel T 1139 Hess, David H 552 Hess Families 1051, 1054, 1440 Hess, Mrs. Harriet A 1404 Hess, Henry L 1461 Hess, Isaiah F 1440 Hess, John (Salisbury) 1404 Hoss, John (Strasiburg) 1051 Hess., John L 989 Hess, John W., M. D 532 Hess, Rev. Jonas H 666 Hess, Miss Mame B 1462 Hess, Martin G 863 Hess, Noah G 1053 Hess, Noah Z 804 Hess,, Mrs. Sarah A 533 Hess, Mts. Sarah J 195 Hess, William G., M. D 1462 Ifibshman Family 735 Hibshmian, George 73S Hickey, John W 1295 Hicks, George W 1502 Hitstand Family 683 Hie^Btand, Simon H 683 Hiester, Isaac E 147 Higbee; Elnathan E., D. D. LL. .D 96 High, Mrs. Catherine A 700 High, Samuel S 700 Hildebrand, Isaac H 1413 Hildebrand, Isaac N 942 Hildebrand, Jacob 634 Hiller, Casper 197 Hilton, C. H 839 Himes, Miss Anna C 676 Himes, Clinton 684 Himes, Re«s C 676 Hinkle, Mrs. Anna 431 Hinkle, Calvin G ion Hinkle, Charles H 517 Hinkle Family 518 Hinkle, Harry M 998 Hinkle, Joseph 431, 951 Hippey, George 379 Hippie, Charles P 1271 Hirsh, Abraham 822 Hirsh, Benjamin W 861 Hirsh, Leopold 822 Hirst, Elder Thomas R 1241 Hoak, Amos D 1433 Hoak, Mrs. Caroline 1433 Hoar, William C. 621 Hocking, John 953 Hoefel, Mrs. Elizabeth 775 Hoefel, Frederick 775 Hoffer Family 590 Hoffer, Elder Henry B 1108 Hoffer, Jacob R 590 Hoffer, Tobias 397 Hoffman, Abraham L 409 Hoffman, Amos H 749 Hoffman, Benjamin 408 Hoffman, Benjamin F 410 Hoffman, Christ S 487 Hoffman, Clayton R 411 Hoffman Families 409j 1156 Hoffman, Henry 1160 Hoffman, Henry B 1061 Hoffman, Isaac W 1156 Hoffman, Michael M 409 Hoffman, Michael R 409 Hoffman, Niorman R 411 Hoffman, Paris R 408 Hoffman, Peter S 1274 Hoffmeier, Charles S 897 Hoffmeier, George K 896 Hogg Family 661 Hogg, Squire William H 661 Hpibein, Mirs. Elizabeth 1363 Hohein, Osoar 1363 Hoke, Joseph A 1449 Hollinger, Amos 344 Holman, John W 1453 . Homsher Family 1181 Homsher, Franklin 1466 Homsher, John 1 181 Hood, John D 927 Hood, Thomas S 940 Hook, John A 323 Hook, John F 1286 Hook, John H 1269 Hook, John H. (Lancaster) . . . 746 Hook, Mrs. Mary A 324 Hookey, Benjamin F 644 Hoopes, Maris 1262 Hoover, Mrs. A. Lizzie 1284 Hoover, Christian H 1040 Hoover, John S 1284 Hopkins Family 870 Hopkins, William 870 Horning, John 448 Horst, Rev. Abraham 159 Horst. David S 517 Horst, John C. S 279 Horst, Mrs. Louisa 279 Hoster, Charles J 1523 Hostetter, Abraham F 167 Hostetter, Amaziah H 866 Hostetter, Christian F 757 Hostetter, Emanuel F 502 Hostetter, Emanuel P 1094 Hostetter Family 7S7 Hostetter, Henry F 530 Hostetter, John 502 Hostetter, Jonas E 998 Hostetter, Tillman N 998 Hottenstein, Henry S 1027 Hougendobler, Amos R 130 Hougendobler, John J 1407 Houser, Henry M 1337 Houser, John E 134S Houston, Joseph W., M. D 244 Houston, Robert J 240 Howard, Mrs. Barbara 1376 Ho'well, Msijor Charles M 20 Howett, H. G 1414 Howry, Walter C 1109 Huber, Aaron 1439 Htiber, Amos 559 Huber, Abraham B 1481 Huber, Christian 651 Huber, Christian B 1318 Huber, David 730 Huber, David A 835 Huber, David B 670 Huber, David H 1300 Huber, David H. (Martic) 1170 Huber Families 57i. 730, 1040 Huber, H. C 884 Huber, Henry 284 Huber, J. Miilton S7i Huber, Jonas 57° Huber, Levi B 925 Huber, Martin 790 PAGE Huber, Samuel M' i486 Hufman Family in Hull Family 82 Hull, George W 81 Humble, William F 271 Hunter, James 1483 Hunsecker, Ellis E 890 Hupper, Albert 1210 Hurst, Matthias S 4Si Hurst, Michael W., M. D 1353 Husson, Harry K 1274 Ilyus, A. C 1179 Immel, Henry S 744 Ingram, William J 1088 Irwin Family 243 Irwin, John E 1315 Irwin, Lewis W 1437 Irwin, Plank 643 Irwin, Samuel 1262 Irwin, Thaddeus S., M. D 243 Jackson, Andrew 1002 Jackson, David W 1392 Jackson, John 873 Jackson, John K 394 Jackson, Joseph 1474 Jackson, Newton 1460 Jackson, William L 11 12 Jacoby, Harry S 419 Jacoby, Peter 419 Jacoby, Reuben E 419 Jamison, J. A 1477 Jamison, Joseph G 1034 Jenks, James M 390 Johnson, Arthur A 1016 Johnson, Cyrus 957 Johnson, John 1487 Johnson, John E 1463 Johnson, Kirk 928 Johnson, Mrs. Margaret H.... 1016 JoneSi Stephen 1 162 Kaegel, Henry H 966 Kahl, MSss Sarah L 814 Kahl. William 813 Kauffman, Abraham B 1025 Kauffman, Amos G 1524 Kauffman, Mrs. Barbara 464 Kauffman, Benjamin B 1523 Kauffman, Benjamin C 1124 Kauffman, Hon. Christian C. . . 256 Kauft'man, Christian H 1334 Kauffman, Christian H. (de- ceased) 463 Kauffman Families 256, 1123 Kauffman, Mrs. Fanny H 474 Kauffman, Henry M 1124 Kauffman, Rev. Hiram G 1139 Kauffman, Isaac 1334 Kauffman, Isaac H 474 Kauffman, John H 442 Kauffman, John M 1281 Kauffman, Mrs. Mlartha 1281 Kauffman, Michael Mi 1375 Kauffman, Reuben G 1320 Kauffman, Samuel L 469 Kaaiffman, Winfield S 1089 Kaufhold, Joseph G 801 Kaul, Very Rev. Anthony F., V. F 616 Kautz, Jacob F 1187 xu INDEX Kautz, Mrs. Maria M 232 Kautz, William S 232 Kaylor, John H 466 Keen, Adam 1406 Keen, Albert M 965 Keen Family 1406 Keener, Clayton F 858 Keener, Henry 864 Kehler, Henry N 630 Keller, Charles B 1210 Keller Families 882, 1210 Keller, Jacob B 882 Keller, Jacob K 1314 Keller, John A 1211 Keller Thomas H 854 Keller, William H 1219 Kelley, Jacob iioo Kelly, James 1489 Kelly, Michael 1488 Kemmerly, John 1279 Kemper Family 1050 Kemper, George A 1050 Kemrer Family 983 Kemrer, Phares D 983 Kendig, Mrs. Annie 609 Kendig, Miss B. Alice 706 Kendig, Christian H 609 Kendig, Miss Elizabeth M 837 Kendig, Miss Fannie 443 Kendig, Henry 443 Kendig, Jacob 1228 Kendig, John 706 Kendig, Martin D 360 Kendig, Willis G., Esq 842 Keneagy, Samuel, M. D 71 Kennedy, Horace E iigo Kennedy, William' H 915 Kent, Miahlon B 697 Kepler, Aaron C 146 Kerner, John 1481 Kerner, Joseph B 878 Kershner, Dr. Jefferson E. . . . 165 Kessler, Amos 302 Kesskr, John 1 1 14 Keylor Family 513 Keylor, F. S 262 Keylor, Henry S 261 Keylor, Milton 513 Keys, James J 1077 Kieffer Family 74 Kieffer, John B., Ph. D 74 Kinard, John W 70S Kindig, Christian, Jr 737 King Family 1 167 King, Mrs. Rebecca D 1202 King, William 1202 King, William D 806 King, Williami W 1262 Kinzer, B. F 355 Kinzer, George W 1432 Kinzer, Mrs. Louisa A 1432 Kinzer, William W 1432 Kinzler Miss Elizabeth 334 Kinzler, Frederick 334 Kirk, Family 74 Kirk, Lewis J 74 Kisiner, Theodore 979 Klaus, John 378 Klau.s, Mrs. Katherine 378 Kline, Abram 594 Kline, Charles R 398 Kline, Henry H 1232 Kline, John H. (Columbia).. 1299 PAGB Kline, John H. (Lancaster) .... 1345 Kline, J. Y., M. D 1463 Klittg, Isaiah M 1167 Klugh, Horace H 1168 Knapp, Joseph 1252 Knobb, George~L 1138 Knox, Rev. Charles T 862 Knox, David S 782 Knox, Edward J 782 Knox, Robert J 1137 Knox, Robert S 561 Kofroth, P. B 1218 Kehler, Rev. John 1385 Kohler, Mrs. Louisa A 1385 Kohr, Jacob D 821 Kohr, John 54 Kohr, Bishop John 54 Konigmacher Family 424 Konigmacher, Jacob 424 Koser, Samuel B., M, D 744 Krantz, John H 1008 Kray, Andrew 338 Kready, Edgar B 856 Kready, Jacob B 287 Kready, John E 287 Kready, Miss Mary 287 Kreckel, Edward 415 Kreider, Andrew H 1051 Kreider, Benjamin R 32 Kreider, Charles D 626 Kreider, Christian 443 Kreider, David L 1329 Kreider, Eli L 778 Kreider Families 778, 1291 Kreider, Franklin N 1369 Kreider, George 407 Kreider, John 490 Kreider, John H 1291 Kreider, Tobias R 1328 Kreiter, Diavid H 1428 Kreiter Family 723 Kreiter, Jacob C 723 Kreiter, John S., M. D 769 Krodel, Peter A iiii Kurtz, Daniel 348 Kurtz. David W 723 Kurtz Families 348, 1029, 1032 Kurtz, George 816 Kurtz, Henry K 1244 Kurtz, John G 1043 Kurtz, John S 330 Kurtz, Joseph 1032 Kurtz, L. Scott 1029 Kurtz, Mrs. Maria H 724 Kurtz Martin 349 Kurtz, Mrs. Susan 1137 Lamborn Family 610 Lamborn, George S 610 Lamparter, Eberhart J 915 Lamparter, Jacob J 941 lamparter. Miss Pauline 528 Landau, Mrs. Barbara E 310 Landau, John 310 Landes, Levi 1052 Landis, Aaron B 1171 Landis, Adam 1514 Landis, Amos N 1009 Landis, Benjamin B 337 Landis, Benjamin F 763 Landis, Benjamin L 1150 Landis, Hon. Charles 1 183 Landisi, Christian N 1061 PAGE Landis, Clayton G 1358 Landis, David B 1357 Landis, David Bachman 233 Landis, David H 1212 Landis, David N 891 Landis, Eli L 1155 Landis Families. 233, 452, 1186, 1288 Landis, Henry B 1 147 Landis, H. Reisit 454 Landis, Jacob L 538 Landis, John B 356 Landis, Rev. John B 137, 748 Landis, John F 864 Landis, John R 1288 Landis, Lemon S 1098 Landis, Levi L 1 187 Landis, Phares K 935 Landis, Rev. Sanford B 874 Landis, Solon Z 1355 Lane, George A 897 Lanie, Samuel E 49^ Lantz, Mrs. Maria 472 Lantz, Samuel W 471 Latta, Rev. James 83 Law, James 604 Layman, David R 1279 Learaan, Abraham L 936 Leaman, Amos 959 Leaman, B. Frank. . . ., 1259 Leaman, David 1036 Leaman, Henry 603 Leaman, John 886 Leaman, John L 886 Leaman, Reuben B 604 Leaman.. Tobias 1053 Lebzelter, Philip 524 Leech, John F 586 Lefever, Abram A 1253 Lefever, Adam 450 Lefever, Christian 337 Lefever, David 780 Lefever Families 477, 780 Lefever, Frank K 1305 Lefever, George 477 Lefever, George N 1503 Lefever, Harry R 1275 Lefever, Henry K 450 Lefever, Jacob 1336 Lefever, John 1342 Lefever, John H 251 Lefever, Martin 1304 LeFevre, Acton A 860 Lefevre, John S 1240 Lehman, Amos N 1448 Lehman Family 777 Lehman, Henry C 223 Lehman, John N 777 Lehman, Mrs. Mary L 223 Leibley, George 903 Leisey, James C 1058 Leman Brothers 1377 Leman, Herbert D 1377 Leman, Reuben J 1377 Lennox, F. M 1506 Lesher, Pierce 62a Le Tort, Jacques 71 Levan, Edgar H 937 Levan Family 937 Levan, George 789 Levan, Landis 789 Levenite, David B 140S Levergood, John, M. D 694 Levergood, Mrs. M. Louisa 694 INDEX xm PAGE Lewis, Judge Ellis 14 Lightner Family 1475 Lightner, James N 1475 LiUer, William C 869 Lindemuth, Mrs. Elizabeth.... 380 Lindeniuth, Martin Z 380 Linden Hall Seminary 625 Line, John 1410 Lineaweaver, Mrs. Jane S 363 Linea'weaver, John K., M. D. .. 361 Lingerfield, Mrs^ Adaline B.... 1397 Lingerfield, Cyrus 1396 Lintncr, Daniel H 1494 Linton, Robert C 766 Lipp, Christian C 1025 Lipp Family 1025 Livingston, Hon. John B., LL. D. i Locher, Charles A 911 Locher, CliJirles H 132 Locher Family 132 Locher, Mrs. Margaret 912 Locher, Robert E 428 Lockard, Bayard T 1335 Lockard, Hiram C 1252 Loder, Joseph 1247 Long, Adam B 916 Long, Benjamin K 647 Long Families 647, 957, 980 Long, Judge Henry G 14 Long, Jacob B 411 Long, James M 1037 Long, John F 412 Long, Joseph H 1507 Long, Joseph J 980 Long, J. Robert 957 Longenecker, Addison B 57s Longenecker, Christ G 794 Longenecker, Isaac S 1468 Lucas, William H 1265 Lutz, Aaron R 1208 Lutz Family 1048 Lutz, Harvey B 1048 Lutz, John H 959 Lyie, George L SS6 Lynch Family 1 105 Lynch, James A 1 105 Lyte, Eliphalet O., A. M., Ph. D. 35 McAnall, Robert 1280 McBride, John G 1490 McCall, William H 1273 McCanna, Henry F 787 McCarter, Henry G 250 McCaskey, Capt, Edward W. . . 288 McCaskey Family 116 MbCaskey, John 116 McCaskey, John P .'. 117 McCaskey, Joseph B., D. D. S. 75 1 McCaskey, Walter B 127 McCaskey, Col. William S 122 McClain, Hon. Francis B 1086 McClure, David 298 McClure Family 298 McClure, Mrs. Mary J 34S McClure, Samuel 345 McCommon, Joseph mo McCommon, Miss Maggie E. . iiio McComsey Family 366 McConnell, Jacob C, M. D 643 MicCoy, James F 1330 MtDonald, Abraham K 1475 McDonaW, Joseph R 1475 'McElbany Family 1144 McElhany, John W ii43 McElligott, Dr. Thomas F 1416 McElwain, Miss Ella R 306 McElwain, Miss M. Amanda... 306 McElwain, William 306 MicEvoy, Patrick 62 McFalls, Mrs. Susan 1078 McFalls, William H 1078 McGinness, George B 846 MicGinnis, John W 1417 MicGlaughlin, Joseph H 920 McGowan, Mrs. Annie E 687 MicGowan Family . .'. 687 McGowan, John 687 McGrann, Bernard J 346 McGrann, Richard .' 346 McHose, Clarence N 1228 Mcllvaine Family 685 McLane, Breneman S 255 McLaughlin, J. F I49S MtManamy, Mrs. Bridget 1429 McManamy, Jolui' 1429 McManus, James R 1287 McManus, Owen 1479 McMellen, Capt. Elias 138 McMichael, James M 1238 McMichael, Thomas L 1333 McMullen, Hon. David 651 McNeal, Samuel 719 McSparran, Edgar L 1099 McSparran Family 1099 McSparran, James G 871 McSparran, James M 1491 McSparran, Thomas F 792 Mable, John 828 Mable, William 828 M'ack, Patrick J 1310 Magee, David F 738 Malone Family 1339 Malone, John E i339 Manlick, Frederick 1257 Manlick, Jacob F 1256 Mann Family 641 Mann, Jacob K I3S6 Mann, Simon S., M. D 641 Manning, Albert A 910 Manning Family 91° Manning, George K 113S Manning, Harry N 910 Manuel. Israel 1096 Markley, Benjamin F 979 Markley, J. Monroe 1116 Marsh, James P 731 Marsh, Thomas J 398 Miarshall, Charles L 767 Marshall, James H 1326 Marshall, William 0 767 Martin, Abner H 1007 Martin, Adam 1217 Martin, Abraham W 1493 Martin, Barton B 221 Martin, Benjamin S 973 'Martin, Benjamin F i4S6 Martin, Christian 1203 Martin, David H ii49 Martin, David H. (Elizabeth- town) 1479 Martin, David S 1216 Martin, E. K 220 Martin Families 220, 1479 Martin, Henry N 988 Martin, Isaac 1063 Martin, Isaac G 1063 Martin, Mrs. Joanna 507 Martin, John C 221 Miartin, John N 1425 Martin, John P 1363 Martin, Menno B 1007 Martin, Peter 171 Mfeirtin, Samuel 521 Martin, Samuel D 1007 Martin, William S 506 M'atz, Carl 0 280 MJaule, J. Comly 461 Maule, Mrs. S. Emma 461 Maurer, George M 519 Mlaxwell, Miss Ellen E 693 Maxwell, Hugh 33 Maxwell, William 693 May, Frederick 147 May, Samuel C 1220 May, Tobias H 147 Mayer, David E 479 Mayer, Henry M 532 Mayer, Israel P 733 Mayling, George A 366 Mayling, Mrs. Rebecca M 366 Mearig, William M 927 Meek, John 589 Meek. Philip 573 Meckley, Abraham H 739 Meckley, David C 489 Meckley, Isaac 489 Mfeckley, Jacob B 650 Mieckley, Jacob H 519 Meginness, John F 112 Mehl, William 838 Meister, Rev. Emil 476 M'ellinger, Clayton S 1207 Mellinger. Daniel H 1162 Mellinger, David F 286 Mellinger, David H 436 Mellinger, David H. (1832) 1463 Mellinger Families 436, 1207 Mellinger, Henry S 232 Mellinger, Henry S., M. D 436 Mellinger, Jacob 564 Menaugh, John H 1434 Meshey, Peter G 1225 Metz, Thornton B 1285 Metzger Family 164 Metzger, Henry S 164 Metzger, Philip A 920 Metzler, Abraham 1130 Metzler Family 1 130 Metzler, John H 1289 Metzroth, Mrs. Amelie 1443 Metzroth, Martin 1442 Meyers, David H 1061 Michael, Frank 887 Miesse, D. Walter 1477 Mifflin, James DeV 1082 Miller, Amos B., M. D 1356 Miller, Aaron W 1285 Miller, Mrs. Bai'bara 1031 Miller, Benjamin P 832 Miller, Christian B ; . . 885 Miller, David L 592 Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth 1435 Miller, Franklin P. D 301 Miller, George H , . 1298 Miller, Henry C 73;? Miller, Henry E S85- Miller, Mrs. Hettie E 1399 Miller, Dr. Israel A 1152 Miller, John 175 XIV INDEX Miller, John (1811) 1435 Miller, John L 1030 Miller, John S 400 Miller, Joseph 1067 Miller, Joseph (East Donegal) . 396 Miller, Joseph E 1268 Miller; Martin 59° Miller, Martin L 878 Miller, Milton N 1232 Miller, Oliver B 1084 Miller, Samuel 1398 Miller, Samuel K 1020 Miller, S. Clay : 80 Miller, Wesley 1039 Milleysack, Jphn B 1125 Minich, Mrs. Anna C 224 M'inich, Benjamin F 951 Minich, Charles W 1244 Minich, Henry G 223 . Minich, Jacob A 1243 Minnich, John L 1075 Minnich, Jonas L 104S Minnich, Simon B '. . . . 1344 Missener, J. R 684 Mitchell, James, M. D 392 Mitchell, Rev. James Y., D. D. 391 Moderwell, S. P 961 Mioench, Charles L 843 Mo'bler, David K 1004 Mohler, Levi 829 Montgomery, Caleb E 78 Montgomery, James 441 Montgomery, Prof. John V. . . . 78 Montgomery, Washington 141S Moore, Mrs. Anna E 28 Moore Family 809 Mtoore, Harry H 1378 Moore, John 183 Moore, Dr. John G 27 Moore, John H 270 Mioore, Michael H 432 Moore, Dr. Mordecai M 27 Moore, Phares S S29 M'oore, William B ' 809 Moiore, Prof. William W., A. M. 1341 Morison, George A 1424 Morrison, Alexander K 510 Morrison, Robert A 1384 Mowery Family 239 Mowery, Henry A., M. D 239 Mowrer, Amos S 635 Mowrer, David W 948 Mowrer Family 948 Moyer, David L 1048 Moyer, John G 893 Mueller, John P 1079 Muhlenberg, Frederick A 72 Muhlenberg, Dr. G. Henry E. . 72 Muhlenberg, Henry E., M. D. . 72 , Mumma, Christian N 1418 Mumma, Frank Ni 278 Mumma, Jacob S 526 Murr, Mrs. Catharine ,. . 642 Murr, Isaac 642 Murray, Lindley 81 Musselm'an, Christian 156 Musselman, Harry 1481 Musselman, Jacob 485 Musselman, John 187 Musselman!, Weaver 1023 Musser, Andrew J 90 Musser, Benjamin G 401 Musser, B. Frank 868 PAGE Musser, Mrs. Caroline 163 Musser, Daniel 793 Musser, Eli M 654 Musser Families 90, 250, 814, 868 Musser, Harry E 1465 Musser, Henry E., M. D 814 Musser, Henry S 1373 Musser, Henry S. (East Done- gal) 1263 Musser, Isaiah N 401 Musser, J. Henry, M. D 250 Musser, John N 955 Musser, Mrs. M|ary 654 Musser, Michael B 654 Musser, Milton B., M. D 163 Musser, Miss Susan S 1162 ' Myer, Miss Anna 862 Myer, Miss Elizabeth 383 Myer Family 862 Myer, Samuel R 382 Myers, Abraham 898 Myers, Christian 1444 Myers, Christian H 1348 Myers, David 507 Myers, David B 689 Myers, Elam S 939 Myers, Mrs. Ella 1444 Myers Families 898, 1 181 Myers, Henry 222 Myers, Jacob R , 1181 Myers, John B 1069 Mjyers, John H 1235 Myers, Mrs. Mary H 689 Myers, Michael B 1447 Myers, Michael G 1447 Myers, Reuben J 74S Myers, Samuel M 504 Mylin, Aldus C 858 Mylin, Hon. Amos H 1401 Mylin, EU K 1467 Mylin, Frank , 1432 Mylin, John B iiis Mylin, Martin K 369 Mylin, Samuel M 401 Nagel, Rev. Charles 466 Nagle Family 1412 Nagle, Henry 1411 Nauman, Mrs. Annie R 761 Nauman, George 91 Nauman, John 92 Nauman, John S 761 Neff, Aldus F 866 Neff, Benjamin H I43S Neff, Daniel S 919 Neff, Emanuel 467 Neff. Levi B 1425 Nevin, John W., D. D 143 Newcomer, Abraham 335 Newcomer, Amos W 339 Newcomer, Christian K 1222 Newcomer, Mrs. Elizabeth M. . 1222 Newcomer, Ezra W., V. M. D. . 1107 Newcomer, Jacob B 1392 Newcomer, Rev. Jacob K 756 Newcomer, Jacob N 339 Newcomer, Joseph K 503 Newell, Charles F 1360 Nislev, Daniel B I3S3 Nissley, Eli L 74i Nissley, Mrs. Elizabeth 39.=; Nissley, Gabriel E 1478 Nissley, Harvey B 1374 PAGE Nissley, Henry B 536 Nissley, Hiram H 1209 Nissley, Peter B 395 Nissley, Peter R 1 148 Nissly, B. H 1303 Nissly Family 638 Nissly, Mrs. Joseph B 235 Nissly, Joseph B 234 Nissly, Levi W 1266 Nissly, Samuel 528, 638 Noble, Mrs. Martha L 1249 Noble, William M 1249 Nolt, Jonas H S97 Nolt, Rev. Reuben S 1030 North, Hugh M 32 Ober, Andrew C 1494 Ober, Henry K 1370 Ober, Henry R 1176 Ober, Michael R 1370 Oberholtzer, Christian B 1006 Oberholtzer, Chri'stian H 447 Oberholtzer, Jacob B '. . . . 991 Oberholtzer, Samuel L 926 Oberlin Family 994 Oberlin, Howard L 994 Oberlin, W. Shelley 994 Oldweiler, Cyrus 1361 Olmsted, John 1467 Oster, William M 1517 Ostertag, John H ll6o Overdeer, E. Silas 119S Owen, Benjamin 673 Owen, Eliza 673 Owen, Mrs. Elizabeth L 988 Owen Family 672 Owen, George B 672 Owen, Mary B 673 Parke, Alexander G. B., M. D. . 195 Parthemer, John H 645 Patterson, Alexander 627 Patterson, Bordley S 481 Patterson, Mrs. Elizabeth 627 Patterson Families 326, 481 Patterson, James A 163 Patterson, James S 326 Patterson, Miss Mary W 163 Patton, Abraham 1224 Patton, David K 844 Patton, Henry 338 Paules, David L 602 Paules Family 1366 Paules, Granville W 1365 Paules, W. Percy 1255 Paxson, Samuel P 1466 Paxson',v Rev. William, D. D. . . 167 Pelen, Abraham 1312 Pennell, Frank G 582 Pennell, John J 1422 Penny Family 491 Penny, John D 1019 Penny, Joseph 491 Penny. William C 691 Pennypacker, John 1052 Penrose, Israel 1070 Penrose, Lukins 534 Peoples, Abner 637 Peoples. Hon. -Hiram 755 Perry, John C 1423 Pf aeffle, Louis H 1229 Pfahler, Henry 1192 Pfahler, Jacob C 811 INDEX XV PAGE Pf autz, Ezra 728 Pfautz, Matilda R 729 Phalm, M. H 1464 Phenegar, Isaac 574 Pbillip, John W 1438 Phillip, Mrs. Mary L 1438 Phillips Family 1441 Phillips, Hemy 1441 Pickel, Ellis 854 Pickel, Jacob 729 Pickel, Jacob K 1410 Plank, Edward H., M. D 294 Poisal, David W. E 1354 Porter, Thomas 196 Powdeni, Abraham H 592 Powl, Eli B 480 Pownall, Benjamin H 1424 Pownall Families 318, 1424 Pownall, Henry 317 Pownall, Henry (1857) 382 Pownall, Joseph D. C 693 Pownall, Mrs. Louissa S 318, 382 Pownall, Phebe ' 318 Prangley, James, Jr 853 Prizer, Elmer T., M. D 884 Pugh, Samuel J 1175 Pugh, William T 1351 Purple, Mirs. Margaret A 359 Purple, Silas H 399 Pusey Family 299 Pusey, William P 299 Quade, Frederick 327 Quay, Hon. Matthew S 2 Ranck, Adam M 1492 Ranck, Daniel E 1447 Ranck, David W 447 Ranck Families 447, 1403 Ranck, George H 1403 Ranck, Rev. Jacob D 166 Ranck, Jacob L 697 Ranck, John D 1426 Ranck, Rev. John K 165 Ranck, John M 1459 Ranck, Samuel W 1106 Rankin, Joseph G 934 Ranjsing, Henry E 1129 Ransing, Capt. Henry.... 1129 Ransing, Mrs. Rose 1129 Rathfon, Jacob 188 Rathfon, John E 665 Rathvon, Simon S., Ph. D 139 Raub, G. J. P 833 Raub, John P. Mi 950 Rauch. Lewis A 425 Rea, Philip D 813 Ream, George U 1466 Ream, William W 1308 Redsecker Family 216 Redsecker, George 314 Redsecker, John C 314 Reed, George K 224 Reed, G. Harry 1071 Reed, J. Frank 331 Reed, John F 292 Reed, Mansell 672 Reed, Mrs. Mary 22S Reel, Elam 1268 Reel, Whitell L. 271 Reemsnyder, Byron J., M!. D... 1421 Reemsnyder Family 1421 Reese, Abram 987 PAGE Reese, 'Christian G 941 Reese Family 1390 Reese, Harry G 1477 Reese, Samson D 1390 Reeser, Peter 892 Reeser, Plank 713 Reich, Mrs;. Ella C 201 Reich, George R., M. D 1316 Reich, George W., M. D 201 Reichenbach, John C. W 183 Reiling, Charles M 1230 Reilly, Edward D 253, 336 Reilly, James B 1374 Reilly, John 252 Reilly, Michael 1365 Reilly, Richard M' 252 Reilly, T. Wallace 253 Reinhart, George W 1256 Reinhart, John ' 1256 Reinhart, Levi 1387 Reinhold, Edwin B 393 Reinhold, Edwin L 392 Reinoehl, Major Adam C 157 Reisinger, Adam J 1302 Reist, Aaron E 762 Reist, Elias E 190 Reist Family 512 Reist, Levi S 189 Reist, Lineas R 1276 Reist, Peter 1276 Reitzel. Edward B 1233 Reitzel, Elias 0 1205 Reitzel, Ephraim H., Sr 807 Reitzel Family 120S Rem'sburg, Ointon E 1039 Resh, Emanuel M 1131 Resh Family 572 Resh, Henry B 573 Resh, Mrs. Susanna 573 Ressell, John 1469 Resisler, C. M 439 Ressler, Henry 750 Retheiser. Daniel '. 838 Rettew, Amos M 1037 Rettew, Samuel 1481 Rettew, Willis M 1480 Retzer, James I4S9 Reynolds Family 340 Reynolds, George N 340 Reynolds, James L 261 Reynolds, John 261 Reynolds, Gen. John F 261 Reynolds, Samuel H 192 Reynolds., Admiral William 261 Rhoads, Abraham S 761 Rhoads, Henry Z 320 Rhoads, Levi S 784 Rice, Joseph S 1063 Rice, William R 1417 Rich Family 198 Ricke'r, Frederick A 1020 Ricksecker Family I77 Ricksecker, Levi 177 Riddle, William 296 Rider, Jacob D 1215 Rieker, Frank A 1033 Rieker, Mrs. Katharine M, 1238 Rinier Family 1439 Rinier. Henry 1439 Risk Family 1202 Risk, Robert B 663 Risk, William R 1202 Risser, Mrs. Amanda 1 147 PAGE Risser, Amos L 987 Risser, Joseph N 1034 Risser, Joseph S 467 Risser, Levi 1146 Ritchie, E. R 1469 Roath, Hon. Emanuel D 673 Roath, George H 783 Robinson, Mrs. Annie J 1309 Robinson Family 1309 Robinson, George M 1126 Robinson, John W 1309 Rochow, Charles 831 Rochow, Ernest 1 106 Rochow Family 831 Rodgers, Augustus 1286 Rodkey, Mirs. Amelia M 318, 1130 Rodkey, John 1 130 Roebuck, Peter J., M. D 113 Rogers, William R looi Rohr, George 283 Rohrer, Abram K 839 Rohrer, Amos K 1473 Rohrer, Christian 493 Rohrer, Christian H 1426 Rohrer, David B 1463 Rohrer Family 213 Rohrer, George R., M. D 213 Rohrer, Henry D 839 Rohrer, Henry 'S 493 Rohrer, Isaac F 1468 Rohrer, Jacob 470 Rohrer, Jacob H 1330 Rohrer, John K 1146 Rohrer, John L 196 Rohrer, John S 1231 Rohrer, Milton S 1377 Rohrer, T. M., M. D 1038 Rohrer, Wayne B 938 Roland, Cornelius F 34 Roland, Miss Elizabeth J 628 Roland, George 0 627 Roland, Henry A 333 Roland, Mrs. Jane W 334 Roland, John 618 Roland, Hon. Jonathan H 628 Romig, S. P 1272 Roop, Harry B., M. D 849 Root, Abraham W 1012 Root Family 1012 Root, Samuel N 717 Rosenmiller, Hon. David P 1199 Rosenmiller, Miss Rebecca 1199 Rosenstein, Albert 728 Ross, George 189 Rost, George 1433 Rote, Andrew B 1107 Rote, Henry 1333 Rotehorn, Frank 1310 Rowe, C. S 844 Royer, Abraham 429 Royer, Cyrus 1497 Royer, Jacob W., M. D 430, 988 Royer, Joseph R 848 Ruby, Harry K 746 Rudy, Christian 918 Rudy, David B 1277 Ruhl, Harry H 1017 Rupp, Benjamin S 1360 Rupp, Prof. Isaac D 149 Rupp, Joseph 1364 Rupp, Rev. William., A. M., D. D 82 Russel, John R 313 XVI INDEX PAGE Russell, Michael F 1198 Ruth Family 1412 Ruth, John F 151S Ruth, William D 1412 Rutherford, Albert C 1196 Rutherford, John D SS4 Rutt, Samuel M 1458 Rutter, Amos 704 Rutter Families 195, 370, 704 Rutter, Henry S 59i Rutter, John M 370 Rynear, Charles 593 Rynear, Mrs. Rachel M 594 Sample, Dr. Nathaniel W 151 Sample, Samuel R., M. D 151 Samuels', Charles A 1349 Sander, Henry .' 754 Sander, Henry M '. 755 Sandoe, George 1270 Sapp, William C 1381 Sauder, Jacob M 1024 Sauder, Rev. John M 1229 Saud«r, Peter H 562 Saylor, Benjamin F 1157 Schaeffer, Emanuel 694 Schaeffer, M'. G 724 Schaibley, Michael 1094 Scheetz, Abram 350 Schenck Family 1127 Schenck, John H 1127 Schlegelniilch, Frank X 11 17 Schleich, George H 1369 Schleich, John 1369 Schlott, William 1003 Schnader Family 692 Schnader, Reuben K 691 Schneider (or Snader) Family. 109 Schneitman, William B 821 Schock Families 626, 1028 Schock, John 626 Schock, John (Manor) 102S Schofield. Mrs. Mary M 1322 Schroeder, Francis I44 Schroeder, Mrs. Katherine B... 144 Schroyer Family 460 Schroyer, Henry A 460 Schuberth, Charles G 608 Scott, Mrs. Edith R 350 Scott, Jesse 542 Scott, John 542 Scott, Miss Mary H 350 Scott, N. Davis 350 Scott, Robert A 759 Scott, Winfield 1242 Seabold, John 1217 Seachrist. Jacob S II47 Seiple, Harvey 358 Seiple, John 358 Seitz, Charles C 416 .Seitz, Christian 394 Seitz, Jacob C 725 Seitz, Jacob G 725 Seitz, John C 707 Seldomridge, Aldus M 1451 Seldomridge, George 163, 1451 Seldomridge, Jeremiah 486 Seldomridge, Robert C , . . 1338 Seldomridge, Samuel M . .' 364 Seldomridge, Mrs. Sarah A.... 164 Seltzer, William K 61 Sener Family 200 Sener, J. Frederick 200 PAGE Sener, Levi 1076 Senger, John B 981 Sensenich, Franklin W 1063 Sensenig, George R 468 Shafer, Adam S 1148 Shaftner, Casper 85 Shand, James 228 Shank, Aaron H 523 Shank, Jacob I399 Shank, Jonas E 919 Shank, Park B 1166 Sharp, Samuel L 1481 Shaub, Abraham .. .• 1491 Shaub, Prof. Benjamin F 335 Shaub, Ephraim H 843 Shaub Family 1143 Shaubach, Amos 771 Shauhach, Martin 1378 Shaubach, Reuben 739 Shaw, Emmor 1234 Sheaffer, Amos A 895 Sheaffer, Diller S 632 Sheaffer, Enos D 1015 Sheaif er, Martin D 632 Sheaffer, Mlartin R 518 Sheaffer, Peter F., M. D 1255 Shec Family 711 Shee, Parke E 711 Sheetz, Rev. Amos M 971 Sheibly, Abram, Jr 352 Sheibly, Abram G 35i Sheibly Family 633 Shellenberger, Andrew R 792 , Shellenberger Family 1207 Shelley, Samuel A 823 Shelly, Amos 851 Shelly, Emanuel 906 Shelly, Samuel S 857 Sbenberger, Mrs. Anna J. B 1094 Sbeniberger, John 1093 Shenck, Albert F 154 Sbenck, Henry C 872 Shenck, Jacob K 1468 Shenk, Abraham M 1446 Shenk, Abram L 380 Shenk, Benj amin M 922 ' Shenk, Christian L 445 Shenk, Christian K 795 Shenk Families 794, 922 Shenk, Henry K 794 Shenk, Oliver H 939 Sberer, Joseph 95 Sherk, Christian G 387 Shero, Rev. William F., A. M. . 818 Sherts, John J 1097 Shertzer, Benjamin 381 Shertzer, Benjamin F 382 Shetrone, David 329 Shetrone, Mts. Mary M 329 Shillott, Frank 768 Shillow, George A 963 Shindle, Michael G 671 Shindle, Peter 236 Shippen, Edward 93 ' Shi reman Mrs. Martha 636 Shirk, Emanuel R 600 Shirk, L. W 1282 Shissler, Simon 901 Shnavely, Henry 446 Shoemaker, Abram 1013 Shoemaker, Leander 985 ShoemakeT, William L 806 Shoff, Frederic 568 PAGE Shoflf. Christian 568 Shomier, J. Edward 943 Shookers, Tobias S 242 Showaker, John W S06 Shreiner, Qiarles E 803 Shreiner, Henry M 754 Shreiner, Martin 754 SliTom, Andrew F 785 Shue, Ephraim W 1206 Shuemaker, Christian 423 Shultz, Benjamin K 1411 Shultz, John M 1321 Shultz, Joseph K 1428 Shultz, Levi 900 Shultz, Milton K 378 Shuman, Michael S 1070 Sides, B. F., M. D 83 Siebold, Julius P 815 Siegler, Mrs. Helen P 1244 Siegler, Lewis F., M. D 785 Siegler, Nicholas S 1244 Sigle, Mrs. Barbara 907 Sigle, Thomas E 906 Simon, Joseph 90 Siple, George E 956 Skiles, John D 52 SI jck, Harry B 566 Slaymaker, Amos 52 Slaymaker Families 50, 93; 882 Slaymaker, Henry E 93 Slaymaker, J. Martin, M. D 881 Slaymaker, Peter E 202 Sload, John i473 Slokom Family 721 Slokom, Isaac W 721 Slough, Col. Matthias 15 Smith, Amos P SSO Smith, Mrs. Christiana C 397 Smith, Charles H 624 Smith, Eugene G 293 Smith, Filbert .- ■ ■ 692 Smith, George 1163 Smith, George J 396 Smith, Gerritt 1215 Smith, Gideon H 263 Smith, Gilbert 929 Smith, Mrs. Grace C S96 Smith, Rev. Henry R S9S Smith, John 1126 Smith, John C ii74 Smith, John R I43i Smith, John S 624 Smith, Mftss Lettie 1127 Smith, Capt. Martin H 114S Smith, Mrs. Mlary E 1 14S Smith. Robert 1329 Smith,; W. J 1S17 Smoker Family 1332 Smoker, James M 1332 Smoker, William H 130S Sraucker, EK 1216 Smucker, John B 1201 Snader, Aaron W no Snader, Abraham P 1021 Snader (or Schneider) Family. log Suavely, Abraham, B 599 Sriavely, Mrs. Annie 1 143 Suavely Family 342 Suavely, Frank B 1205 Suavely, Henry H 1121 Snavely, John G 342 Snavely, Moses 529 Sneath, Jacob 369 INDEX xvu PAGE Snyder, Mrs. Annie 1491 Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth 198 Snyder, Elwood S., M. D 632 Snyder Family . . . ; 658 Snyder, Jacob L 859 Snyder, J. A 826 • Snyder, John A 197 Snyder, John E 916 Snyder, John M 847 Snyder, John P 1216 Snyder, John S 1223 Snyder, Joseph C 1490 Snyder, Samuel 826 Snyder^ Samuel S 658 Snyder, Gov. Simon m Snyder, William D 820 Sommers. Dennis 1073 Souders, O. N 1236 Sourbeer, Mrs. Charlotte 1521 Sourbeer, Joshua 1520 Spotts, James H 8.S0 Sprecher Family 484 Sprecher, George D 484 Sprecher, John 438 Sprecher, Capt. Philip L 689 Sprecher, Samuel 799 Sprecher, Mirs. Samuel 800 Sprenger, John A 464 Spurrier Family , 1193 Spurrier. Nathaniel A. K 1193 Stacks, Samuel S 1331 Stair, Edwin S 1074 Stair, Mrs. Eunice 1074 Staman, Edward H 1298 Stamm, Carl P 1325 Stamra, Charles P., D.. D, S... 1518 Stamm, Frederick 1.^25 Stamm, John 664 Stamm, Miss Martha E 665 Stamy, Adam R 462 Stape, Daniel , . 277 .Staufifer, Abraham E. . . '. 700 Stauffer, Abraham Y 1034 Stauffer, Amos N 804 Stauffer, Benjamin F 1469 Stauffer, Benjamin F. (Colum- bia) 827 Stauffer, Charles F S^'O Stauffer, Christian R 1470 Stauffer, Clayton K 1301 Stauffer, Cyrus D 549 Stauft'er, Edwin H 1 1 19 Stauffer Families 840, 1301 Stauffer, Harry M 1078 Stauffer, Henry M 1007 Stauffer, Irvin H 549 Stauffer, Jacob E 4.57 Stauffer, Jacob G 83.S Stauffer, Jacob M i'034 Stauffer, John' G I I7S Stauffer, Samuel S Q2i Steacy, George S 899 Steele Families 30, 95 Stehman, Abraham W 311 Stehman, Christian W 286 Stehman, Harry J 1504 Stehman, John S 1 128 Steigel, Wilhelm H 83 Steinheiser, Georpre F 1258 Steinman, A. J., Esq 46 Steinman Familv 46 Steinman, John F 47 Steinmetz. Hon. Jacob L 668 PAGE Steinmetz, Mrs. Mary V. H.... 66g Stephan, Cha;rles B 1151 Stephan, John W 993 Sterni Family 888 Stern, Peter M 888 Stevens, Tbaddeus 36 Stevenson, Samuel C 338 Stillinger, Samuel M 1267 Stively, A. L 1385 Stively Family 1,386 Stively, Frederick 417 Stober Family 7i8 Stober, Hon. Jeremiah A 718 Stokes, Daniel .'.... 1292 Stoll, Harry S 695 Stoltzfus, Christian B 523 Stoltzfus, Samuel U : . . . 900 .Stoner, Christian F 1367 Stoner, Frederick 680 Stoner, Jacob 752 Stoner, John K 456 Stoneroad, Samuel 584 StoTb, Theodore M 543 Stork, Harvey K 1516 Strauss, William T 969 Strickler, Calvin R 964 Strickler, Mai. Michael B 787 Stroh, John B 712 Stubbs, Ambrose H., M. D 219 Stubbs, Charles H., M. D 218 Stubbs, Clarence T 219 Stubbs Family 216 Stubbs, Jeremiah B., M. D 217 Stump, Michael 1079 Stumpf, Mrs. Henrietta 1044 Stumpf, Philip 1044 Styer, Daniel W., M. D 978 Styer Family 435 Styer, Peter 435 Summy, Hon. Aaron H. ...... . I34 Summy, Abrarii 657 Summy, Simeon G 972 Swarr Family . 1320 Swarr, Milton L 1380 Swarr, Phares P 1320 Swartz, Charles 1076 S wartz, John H 12QI Sweeney, John J 1480 Swisher, James 1434 Swisher, James, Sr 473 Swisher, Simeon W., Esq 774 Tanger, John G 680 Taylor, Mrs. Marv L 1019 Taylor, Samuel W 1019 Tennis, Samuel 455 Terry, Henrv 778 Tboma-s. Michael P.. Tr 914 Thome, William B,, M. D 816 Thompson Families 235, 770 Thompson, Squire Hiram L. .. . 135 Thompson, John C 710 Thompson, John W 235 Thorbahn, Prof. John F. C... I74 Tomlin, Mrs. Mary 847 Townsend, Elwood H 1046 Townsend, Elwood M 1136 Townsend, Henry P 347 Townsend, Jacob R 1 140 Townsend, Miss M,arietta 347 Townsend, Mrs. Susan M 1141 Trexler, Jacob F., M. D 865 Trissler, Benjamin F 990 PAGE Trout Family 265 Trout, Frank B .. 808 Trout, Squire Frank M '. . . 264 Trout, Harry L 741 Truscott, Mrs. Jemima M 811 Tschantz, Hans 92 Tyson, Charles H 539 Tyson Family 539 Ulrich, Joseph A 1104 Umble Family 211 Umble, Jacob K 211 Underwood, Dr. Mary A 1165 Upp, William W 273 Van Ness, Marie R., M. D 925 Von Nieda, Daniel S 578 Wacker, Cha'rles V 1384 Wacker, Joseph 479 Wacker, Joseph, Jr 479 Wade, Amos 1235 Wade, Miss Effie L 1235 Wade, John M 732 Wagner, George F 1496 Wagner, Samuel 1251 Walker Families 113, 308 Walker, James M. . . ; 113 Walker, Joseph 1242 Walker, Joseph C 308 Walker, Josiah 1242 Walker, William 445 Walter. Adam V., M. D 1158 Walter, B. Frank 751 Walter, .Brinton 230 Walter Family 230 Walton, Amos 472 Walton Family 765 Walton, George W 763 Wanner, David 1204 Wanner Family 1204 Warfel, EU '. 1456 Warfel, Elwood C 881 Warfel. George W 1502 Warfel, Hiram G 1462 Warfel, John B 136 Warfel. John H 1116 Warfel, Samuel 485 Warfel, Silas N 185 Watson, John J 1319 Watt, P. T 148 Wayne, Simon P 819 Weaver. Aaron 472 Weaver, Aaron (Earl) 1144 Weaver, Amos 413 Weaver, Amos A 727 Weaver, David D 1131 Weaver, Enos B 931 Weaver, Ephraim E 516 Weaver Families .325, 788 Weaver, Frank J 325 Weaver, Isaac , 472 Weaver, Isaac H 842 Weaver, J. F 1074 Weaver, Jacob G., M. D 142 Weaver, John H 528 Weaver, Jonathan H 207 Weaver, Joseph B 1120 Weaver, Rev. Levi H 242 Weaver, Maris B 701 Weaver, Martin 788 Weaver, Milton L 500 Weaver, Samuel R., Esq. ...... 1346 XVIU INDEX PAGE Webb, Ezekiel G 1185 Webb Family 1185 Weber, John T 946 Weber, Louis 1013 Weber, Otto E 1521 Webster, Cicero S 1281 ■Wehner, Peter I3S7 Weidler, Jacob G 1409 Weidler, Walter B., M. D 932 Weiler, George 363 Weill, Henry 804 Weiser, Conrad 178 Welchans, Mrs. Anna M 1136 Welchans, Charles H 1283 Welchans, William 1 13S Welk, George 1499 Welk, George, Jr 1500 Weiler, David 14S Weller, Miss Elizabeth 145 Welsh Brothers Ii97 Welsh, Mis'S Carrie 292 Welsh, David F 291 Welsh, John T 1198 Welsh, Michael H 1198 Welsh, Gen. Thomas 11 Wendler, John M . . . 1407 Wenger, Abraham E 182 Wenger, Miss Anna M 966 Wenger, Clayton S 1352 Wenger Families 181, 891 Wenger, Henry L 1 141 Wenger, Jacob 182 Wenger, Michael 966 Wenger, Monroe B 8gi Wentz Families I49, 1085 Wentz, Thomas H., M. D 1085 Wentz, William H 524 Wentz, W. J., M. D I49 Weseman, ^'irs. Florence M. .. . 259 Weseman, George T., M. D.... 258 Westafer, John G 533 Westerhoff , Henry 1253 ' Wetzel, Samuel M 307 Whiteside, John W 1081 Whiteside, Samuel P 1209 Whiteside, William C 904 Whitson, Jacob T iiS4 AA'hitteker, Rev. John E., D. D. 205 Wickersham, James P 25 VVickersham, J. Harold 26 Widmyer, David B 269 Widmyer Family 269 Wiggins, Samuel 45i Wike Families 1103, 1222 Wike, Milton 1222 Wike, Nathan E 1103 Williams Family I94 Williams, Isaac T I95 Williams, Zachariah B I94 Willson, George B 1347 Wilson Family 129 Wilson, James jNI 580 Wilson, John 682 W«lson, John D 683 Wilson, Jonathan M 105,6 Wilson, Mrs. Margaret A 490 Wilson, Sidwell T 489 Wil-on William R 129 Wimer, Michael 419 Winower, Charles A 1379 Winower Family 318 Winower, Peter J 318 Winter, Ella M 769 Winters, Barton M., M. D 87 Winters Family 86 Winters, Isaac D., M, D 86 Winters, John L., M. D 87 Winters, Mrs. Mary 1434 Winters, Richard N 1434 Winters. Walter H 1073 Wise, Christian 552 Wise, Jacob 389 Wisler Family 952 Wisler, Henry 960 Wisler, Jacob F .' 952 Wisler, John K 1092 Wisman, Adam 797 Wisner, George E 686 Wissler, Aaron 259 Wissler, Ezra 665 Wissler Families 259, 666 Wissler, Jacob B 501 Wissler, Tobn B 666 Withers, Mrs. Anna B 827 Witman, Barton 114S Witman Family 1233 Witman, William 426 Witmcr; Aaron 599 Witmer, Rev. -\braham M 1026 Witmer, Abraham R 547 Witmer, Abraham Z 1161 Witmer, B. Barton 935 Witmer, Benjamin Z 577 Witmer, David Z 1463 Witmer, Elias H., M. D 262 Witmer Families 226, 235, 306, 4,38. 544, 601, 727, 1026, 1464 Witmer, George H 3°^ Witmer, Jacob 438 Witmer, Jacob E 1278 Witmer, Jacob H 246 Witmer, Jacob R 601 Witmer, Mrs. Margaret M 1018 Witm-er, Martin 712 Witmer, Martin F 902 Witmer. Mary K 727 Witmer, Peter E 494 Witmer, Samuel 1018 Witmer. Rev. S, Z 202 Witmer, Zachariah R 14=2 Witmeyer, Henry H 763 Witmeyer. Jeremiah H 768 Wohlsen, P. Harry 873 Wohlsen; William ,^48 Wolf. Elias S^7 Wolf, E. S 1059 Wolf, Ezra B 8.36 Wolf, Henry • 777 Wolf, John S 1055 Wolf. Joseph 1043 Wolf. Lemon C "64 Wolf. Dr \apoleon B 1461 Wolf. William H.. 8.37 Wolgemuth, Rev. Daniel 238 Wolgemulh. Daniel B 1448 Wolgemuth, Eli H 957 PAGE Wolgemuth, Henry B I042 Wolgemuth, Rev. John M 84 Wood, Alfred 1023 Wood Families 945, 1132, 1393 Wood, James 503 Wood, Jesse 945 Wood, Lewis 1132 ' Wood, Rev. Ottiwell 1393 Wood, Robert K 945 Woods, John N 655 Woolworth, F. W 781 Worrest, Alfred H 618 Worst Family 707 Worst, Henry 707 Worth, Albert B 1213 Worth Family 1213 Worth, William T., M. D 963 Worthington, Thomas K 239 Wright, E. W., Al. D 1475 Wright, Howard .' 423 Wright, John 50 Wright, Robert K 423 Yeager, Charles S 266 Yergey, H. F 1205 Yocom, Mrs. Annie K 1167 Yocum, Joseph W 260 Yoder, Jo.?eph C, D. D. S 674 Yohn, William 406 Yohn, William F 916 Yost, John F., M. D 171 Young Family 1250 Young, Henry A 1364 Young. Henry Z 1250 Young, Hiram S i486 Young, John M mo Young, Samuel 1250 Zcamer. Joseph H 990 Zell, Edwin M.. D. D. S 166 Zell, John W., M. D 1389 Zeller, Charles H 515 Zeller. John H 515 Zercher, Andrew J 986 Zercher, Emanuel H 762 Zercher, Ezra H 860 Zercher, Jacob 699 Zercher, John 688 Ziegler, Amos 1060 Ziegler, Francis X 274 Ziegler, Frank 1251 Ziegler, Jacob H 581 Ziegler, Jacob L., M. D 508 Ziegk-r, Mrs. Mary M 1251 Zimmerman, Abraham M 944 Zimmerman, Daniel 549 Zimmerman (or Carpenter), Emanuel 163 Zimmerman Family 169 Zimmerman. Rev. John M 169 Zook Family 180 Zook, T. Gu^t 180 Zook, Jolm G 716 Zook, .tolin S 1452 Zook, Jr --f r,h 1294 Zook, S. Kurtz 1336 BIOGRAPHICAL 1 1 1 ON. TOHN BOYD LIV- INGSTON, LL. D., Presi- dent Judge of the Second Judicial District of Pennsyl- vania, now serving his fourth term, was born in Salisbury township, Lancas- ter county, on Sunday, Oct. 14, 1 82 1. His father was John Livingston, and his mother Jane Graham. John Livingston, through whom the Judge is of English descent, was a farmer, teacher and justice of the peace, and one of the prom- inent citizens of Lancaster county. On his mother's side Mr. Livingston is descended from Scotch-Irish ancestry. John B. Livingston obtained his primary edu- cation under the private instruction of his father, whom he assisted in the farm work, for some branches of which physical disability had irlcapaci- tated the father. Much devolved upon the eldest son, who attended school in the winter and improved his leisure hours during his summer work by study. Matters continued thus until 1842, when, his younger brothers being able to assume their share of the farm work, John engaged in teaching school, which occupation he followed three years, still assist- ing his father during the summer. In the mean- time, besides receiving instruction from his father and in the public schools, he attended the select school of Rev. Dr. Timlow, one of the best in the county. He early evinced marked ability in the prosecution of his studies, making rapid progress, and the roughing he experienced on the farm de- veloped that naturally vigorous constitution which serves him so well in discharging the duties of the Bench at the age of over four-score. When thinking of choosing a profession the first inclination of Mr. Livingston was toward medicine, but upon reflection he shrank from the responsibility it involved. While if, as a doctor, he made a fatal mistake, it would be buried out of the light of the world, he feared that the consciousness of it would remain as an ever harassing memory. Therefore he chose the legal profession, where, if he blundered. there would still be opportunity to make amends. Having gained the consent of his father, who. had been averse to his son encountering the temptations of city life, he wrote to Thaddeus Stevens to know if he had room for a student, and, if so, what were his terms. He received this characteristic reply: "Have room. Take students. Terms, $200. Some pay, some don't." So he came to Lancaster, accom- panied by his father, ' who introduced him to Mr. Stevens, who had just concluded an address to a jury in the old court-house. Their reception was rather discouraging. Assuming that stern look for which Mr. Stevens was sometimes noted, he said: "You had better take the young man home." Being pressed for a reason by the astonished father, who had thought the arrangement with the son under- stood, Mr.. Stevens repeated his advice with em- phasis. Finally, assuming that bland smile which he could command with equal facility, he said: "Because his face is too honest to be a lawyer." The father replied, "If that is the only objection we will take the risk," and the "too honest" young country lad became a law Student of Thaddeus Stevens on the 6th of January, 1846. Young Livingston was fortunate in his choice of a preceptor. He was noted in his early life, as he is to-day, for the legibility and elegance of his penmanship, while Mr. Stevens was a close com- petitor with Greeley and Forney in tempting clients and compositors to indulge in profanity while try- ing to decipher their chirography. Stevens there- fore was not long in estimating the value of his new student as an amanuensis, and the result was that young Livingston was domiciled in the private office, while the other students studied in the other room. Thus he heard the great lawyer's confer- ences with clients, and in this way learned more of practical law than he could have possibly gained from books alone in the same time, although Mr. Stevens spoke of him in after life as one of the most studious students he ever had. After studying law two years Mr. Livingston was admitted to the Bar, Jan. 26, 1848; and at once opened a law office, pursuing a general practice on his own account until, in 1851, he entered the office BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LANCASTER COUNTY of Nathaniel Ellmaker, Esq., to assist him in his extensive orphans' court and general practice. The estimate which Mr. Stevens facetiously put upon the country lad, as having too honest a face to be a lawyer, was soon illustrated by the moderate fees he charged his clients, which became proverb- ial, and the subject of criticism by some of his less conscientious contemporaries; but it by no means detracted from his popularity, when, in 1862, he became a candidate for District Attorney, to which ofEce he was elected, serving a term of three years. The energy, ability and conscientious integrity with which he discharged the duties of that office brought him still more favorably into public notice, and he secured one of the largest and most lucrative practices in the county. Although in a pecuniary sense it was no pro- motion to yield such a growing practice for a seat on the Bench, Mr. Livingston was induced to stand for the nomination for President Judge, and, re- ceiving more votes at the primary election than all his comipetitors combined, was elected by a large majority in the fall of 1871, and entered upon his official duties on the 4th of December, following. He was re-elected in 1881, and again in 1891, triumphing over the most bitter factional opposi- tion ever made against any candidate in Lancaster county. A flattering but deserved compliment was vol- untarily paid Judge Livingston in 1882, when he received the joint endorsement of the Republican organization and the Bar of Lancaster County as a candidate for Judge of the Supreme court, "in the full confidence that the spotless integrity and judi- cial attainments, and his untiring industry, that have made him the honored head of our court, eminent!}' fit him for the discharge of the high duties devolving upon a fnember of the Supreme court." But the crowning recognition of an upright judge, a Christian gentleman and an exemplary citi- zen was achieved in 1901, when John Boyd Living- ston received the nomination, by the unanimous vote of his party, for a fourth term as President Judge of the courts of Lancaster county, while his name was placed on the ticket of the opposition party as their candidate for the same office. This is a unique example of a reward for merit — nlerit recognized because it commanded recognition solely upon the admitted claims of the beneficiary. It is the first instance in the political history of Lancaster county when the merits of a candidate have commanded recognition irrespective of partisan predilections, and Judge Livingston is now rounding out a tenure of professional and official life without a parallel in the judicial annals of the Commonwealth. While devoted to his profession and the scrupu- lous discharge of every official duty which devolves upon him, Judge Livingston has kept himself in touch with the various local interests of his fellow citizens, especially with the cause of popular educa- tion. He was a school director for many years, assisting in organizing the night schools, was prin- cipal for a time, and occasionally, when a teacher was ill, he assumed his old role of schoolmaster by filling the temporary vacancy. He served as presi- dent of the Y. M. C. A., and took an active part as a member of the library committee in selecting and installing the library of that institution ; served as a member of the board of trustees of Franklin and Marshall College, which, in 1897, conferred upon him the honorary degree of LL. D. ; and is an active member of the board of trustees of the First State Normal School, at Millersville, having been first elected by the stockholders and subsequently ap- pointed by the State executive. He is a communi- cant of St. James Episcopal Church, and a member of the vestry. Judge Livingston was united in marriage. May 18, 1853, to Anna M. Swentzell, who died Sept. 24, 1902, and was buried in Woodward Hill cemetery Sept. 27th. She was a sister of Rev. Dr. Frederick Swentzell (deceased),' and aunt of Rev. Dr. Henry C. Swentzell, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, New York. HON. MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY, United States Senator from Pennsylvania, was born Sept. 30, 1833, at Dillsburg, York Co., this State. He comes of honorable American ancestry, being a son of Rev. Anderson Beaton and Catherine (McCain) Quay, the former a prominent Presby- terian divine, who was in the ministry for many years, being pastor in charge of flourishing churches at Dillsburg, York county; Beaver, Beaver county, and Indiana, Indiana county, successively. Through his mother Rev. Anderson B. Quay was descended from James Anderson, who came from Scotland in 1713, and subsequently married Eliza- beth Jerman, daughter of Thomas Jerman, a noted Quaker preacher. The latter emigrated from Wales with his wife, Elizabeth, and about 1700 settled in the Chester Valley, where he erected one of the first mills in the province. Patrick Anderson, son of James, and great-grandfather of the Senator, was the first white child born in what is now Schuylkill township, in the northern part of Chester county. Pa. He was one of the prominent men of his time and place, and took an active part in the stirring events preceding and during the Revolutionary period. He was a captain in the French and Indian war, and when the Revolution broke out was a member of the Chester County committee, on which Anthony Wayne was also serving. In 1776 he en- tered the service as captain of the First Company, Pennsylvania Musketry Battalion, of which he took command after the battle of Long Island, in which. Col. Atlee was captured and Lieut. Col. Parry was killed. In 1778 and 1770 he was a member of the Pennsylvania Assembly, and his son, Isaac Ander- son, represented that District in Congress from 1803 to 1807. Ascenath Anderson, daughter of BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LANCASTER COUNTY Patrick Anderson, became the wife of Joseph Quay, the Senator's grandfather, and they lived near Phoenixville, in what is now Schuylkill township, Chester county. Senator Quay's great-grand- mother, Ann Beaton, was a daughter of Daniel Beaton, and a sister of Col. John Beaton, who was active in military affairs in Chester county .during the Revolutionary war. Matthew S. Quay graduated from Jefferson Col- lege, Philadelphia, in 1850, took up the study of law with Penny & .Sterrett, in Pittsburg, and was ad- mitted to the Bar of Beaver county in 1854. In 1855 he was appointed prothonotary of that county, was elected to that office in 1856, and again in 1859. In 1861 he resigned to accept a lieutenancy in the toth Pennsylvania Reserves. He was subsequently made assistant commissary general of the State, with the rank of lieutenant colonel; was appointed private secretary to Gov. Andrew G. Curtin ; and in August, 1862, was commissioned colonel of the 134th P. V. I. He was mustered out Dec. 7, 1862, on account of ill health, but the following week, Dec. 13, took part as a vohmteer in the assault on Marye's Heights. Having" received the appoint- ment of State agent at Washington, he served in that Capacity for a time, until recalled by the Penn- sylvania Legislature to fill the office of military secretary, created by that body. In 1864 he was elected to the Legislature, and again in 1865 and 1866. In the year last mentioned he was secretary of the Republican State Committee, of which he was chairman in 1878. In 1869 Mr. Quay estab- lished the Beaver Radical, which he edited. In 1:873 he became secretary of the State of Pennsyl- vania, which incumbency he resigned in 1878 to ac- cept the appointment of recorder of Philadelphia, resigning the latter office in January, 1879, when he was again appointed secretary of the Common- wealth; in October, 1882, he again resigned this post. In November, 1885, Mr. Quay was elected State treasurer by the largest vote ever given a candidate for that office. He resigned in Septem- ber, 1887. On Jan. 18, of the latter year, he was elected United States Senator for the term ending March 3, 1893, and immediately took a most active part in the deliberations of that body. He was member of the committees on Manufactures, Pen- sions, Public Buildings and Grounds, Post Offices and Post Roads, and Claims, and chairman of the committee to examine the various branches of the civil service. Mr. Quay has been reelected to this high office, continuing to hold a most prominent place in that legislative body to the present time (1903)- In 1855 Matthew S. Quay was united m mar- riage with Miss Agnes Barclay, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Shannon) Barclay, natives of Penn- sylvania, of Scotch-Irish descent. Children as fol- lows have been born to this union : Richard Rob- erts, Andrew Gregg Curtin, Mary Agnew, Coral and Susan Willard, all natives of Beaver. The eld- est son is a lawyer. The second son graduated from West Point June 11, 1888, and is in the United States army. The Senator owns one of the hand- somest farms in Lancaster county. MAJOR SIMON B. CAMERON. Prominent in the social, business, political and military affairs of Lancaster county, this gentleman, now located in Marietta, is active as becomes the descendant of "so worthy an ancestor as Gen. Simon Cameron, who was his grandfather. Gen. Simon Cameron was one of Lancaster county's most distinguished citizens. Born March 8, 1799, in Maytown, this county, he was descended from Donald Cameron, who came from Scotland to America in the spring of 1775, in the same vessel with Rev. Colin McFarquhar. He was accom- panied by his sons, John and Simon, the latter's wife and Ann McKenzie, probably a sister of Simon's wife, whose maiden name is known to have been Mc- Kenzie. Coming from the same neighborhood as the reverend gentleman, they were Undoubtedly , well acquainted, and having been tenant farmers in their native place thev resumed their occupation upon the glebe lands of Donegal Church. As none of their names appear upon the Donegal assessment roll for two or three years, it is probable that after Mr. McFarquhar purchased a farm about two ;niles north of Mount Joy they carried on its culti- vation. Simon and John Cameron took the oath of , allegiance in June, 1778, before James Bayley, who . owned and occupied the "Graybill farm," now the property of Abraham N. Cassel. Charles Cameron, son of Simon, was married about 1794 to Miss Martha Pfoutz, daughter of John Pfoutz. She was a woman vigorous in both mind ; and body, possessed of a cheerful and indomitable , spirit, which enabled her to face bravely the many I vicissitudes she and her husband experienced in pro- viding for the needs of their family. Charles Cam- [ eron learned the tailor's trade in Maytown, and for a few years carried on the hotel at the southwest corner of the square in that village, but with meager success. There their eldest son, William, was born in 1796, and the others, John, Simon, James ;and a daughter . (who married a Mr. Boggs), were born in a small frame house not far away, to which the family moved in 1797. From Maytown the family removed to Vinegar's Ferry, and thence, about 1809, to Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Simon Cameron was about nine years old when the family located in Northumberland, and, his father dying not long afterward, he was early thrown upon his own resources. In 1816 he entered as an apprentice to the printing business with Andrew Kennedy, of Northumberland, editor of the North- \umberland County Gazette, but continued only one : year when his employer, because of financial reverses, :was obliged to close his establishment. By river- boat and on foot the young man made his way to Harrisburg, where he obtained a position in the BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LANCASTER COUNTY printing office of James Peacock, editor of the Re- publican, with whom he remained until he attained his majority. In January, 1821, at the soHcitation of Samuel D. Ingham, he went to Doylestown, where he published the Bucks County Messenger, which, in March of the same year, was merged with the Doyles- town Democrat under the name of the Bucks County Democrat. Toward the close of 1821 the plant was purchased by Gen. W. T. Rodgers. Mr. Cameron was engaged that winter as a journeyman printer in the office of Gales & Seaton, publishers of the National Intelligencer, at Washington. Returning to Harrisburg in 1822, he entered into partnership with Charles Mowry in the management of the Pennsyl- vania Intelligencer. At the conclusion of his services as State printer he was appointed by Gov. Shulze, of whom he was an early friend and supporter, to the ofEce of adjutant general of Pennsylvania. Thus began the career of public service which ended only with the close of his life itself, and in which he made a record equalled by few. Mr. Cameron early became interested in the de- velopment of internal improvements. In 1826 he be- gan building the section of the Pennsylvania canal (then in process of construction) between Harris- burg and Sunbury, and not long afterward took con- tracts for other sections, on the western division. The charter granted by the Commonwealth to the State Bank of Louisiana provided that the bank build a canal from Lake Pontchartrain to New Or- leans, and Mr. Cameron assumed the contract for the work, which was considered by engineers the greatest undertaking of the day. In Philadelphia he engaged twelve hundred men, whom he sent by sea to New Orleans, he himself, with his engineers and tools, going by river, from Pittsburg. This was in 1831. He spent half a year upon the work, and demonstrated its feasibility beyond a doubt. When the Bank of Middletown received its charter from the Legislature, in 1832, Mr. Cameron became cashier, and held that position for twenty-five years, the bank being a success from the start. The duties of that incumbency, however, were too limited to occupy all the time of a man possessed of his resources, and he interested himself in other fields of usefulness, par- ticularly the promotion of railroads, serving at one time as president of four corporations, all operating lines in the region of his birth place. The establish- ment of the railroads from Middletown to Lancaster, from Harrisburg to Sunbury, from Harrisburg to Lebanon, was due to his efforts, and he also gave his influence in favor of the Cumberland Valley road, and succeeded in securing to Pennsylvania the own- ership of the Northern Central railroad, from Har- risburg to Baltimore. Mr. Cameron organized the Pennsylvania dele- gation to the first National Convention ever held in the United States, which met in Baltimore, having been recalled from his work in Louisiana for that purpose. This delegation supported Van Buren for the Vice Presidency. After the Convention ]\Ir. Cameron was appointed a visitor to West Point, by Gen. Jackson. In 1838 President Van Buren tendered him an appointment as commissioner, with James Murray, of Maryland, under a treaty with the Winnebago Indians, to settle and adjust the claims made against the Indians bv the traders. In 1845 he was. elected to the United States Senate, to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of James Buch- anan (who became Secretary of State under Polk), and served four years with a fidelity which the most exacting of his constituents could not question. In the winter of 1857 he was re-elected to that body, to succeed Senator Brodhead, and was thus again brought prominently to public notice. In the polit- ical movements which preceded the campaign of i860 he was named as the choice of Pennsylvania for the Presidency, and his name was early asso- ciated with that of Lincoln for the Republican Na- tional ticket. Gen. Cameron's influence was strongly felt at, the Chicago Convention in i860, and he so won the confidence of Mr. Lincoln that when that gentleman was elected to the Presidency he voluntarily offered the General a cabinet office. From the organization of the cabinet it was a recognized fact that of all its members Gen. Cameron held the closest personal relations with the President, who during his service as Secretary of War, consulted him in private as well as in the regular cabinet meetings. Gen. Cam- eron, anticipating that the Civil war was too serious for speedy settlement, set on foot the extensive preparations which time justified. On Jan. 11, 1862, he resigned from the cabinet, and the same day was nominated by Lincoln for the most important diplo- matic mission in his gift — ^the minister to Russia be- ing intrusted with the transaction of our affairs there- at a time when a tact and discretion were never so- necessary. He was given an honor never before or since accorded a cabinet officer that of naming his- successor as Secretary of War. The General played a promirient part in nominat- ing Lincoln for a second term, and meantime took active part in the politics of his native State, winning- for the Republican party a standing which defied opposition. In 1866 he was again sent to the United States Senate, in which body he served longer than any other representative from Pennsylvania, and made a record also unsurpassed for activity and bril- liant service. After his last election he served eleven years, resigning in 1877. He was at the time one of the foremost members of that body, holding the chairmanship of the committee on Foreign Relations, appointment to which incumbency was a recognized acknowledgment of superior statesmanship. Though he made no claims to being an orator, and seldom participated in debate, Mr. Cameron's influence in National legislation was as great as that of any man who ever held a seat in the Senate. He armed him- self with facts, his arguments were clear and charac- terized by common sense, his propositions eminently practical, and his judgment in matters of finance,. BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LANCASTER COUNTY commerce, manufacturing, internal improvements, etc., was always accepted as correct, and consequently reliable. He encouraged every project looking to- ward the development and-opening up of the Western States, and his work was never without visible re- sults. Gen. Cameron married Margaret Brua, daughter of Peter Brua, of Harrisburg. The children born to this union were Rachel, who married Judge Burn- side, of Belief onte ; Brua, who is mentioned below ; Margaret, wife of Richard J. Haldeman ; James Donald; and Virginia, who married Wayne Mac- Veagh. Brua Cameron was a Civil engineer by profes- sion. He was cashier of the Bank of Middletown, founded by his father, and in May, 1861, commis- sioned paymaster in the regular army, serving as such until his death, which occurred in 1864, at Lochiel, Pa., when he was thirty-eight years of age. He married Elizabeth Bastedo, daughter of Gilbert and Marian Bastedo, of Nelson, Ontario, Canada, the former of whom was a farmer by occupation. Mrs. Cameron survived her husband several years, passing away Dec. 31, 1 871, at the age of forty-eight years, near Nelson, Ontario. The remains of both Test in the cemetery at Middletown. They were members of the Presbyterian Church at that place, and socially he was a Mason and Odd Fellow. Mr. and Mrs. Brua Cameron had the following named children: Simon B., whose name introduces this sketch , Marian Bastedo, widow of David Watts, of Harrisburg, who was an ironmaster; Margaret B., who died when eight years old ; Janet R., who mar- ried Dr. George Husband, a physician of Philadel- phia ; and James, who died in infancy. Simon B. Cameron was born May 11, 1855, in Middletown, Dauphin Co., Pa., where he passed the ■first twelve years of his life, and the next three were spent in Lititz, Lancaster county, where he attended the Academy. He was subsequently a student at Williston Setninary, Easthampton, Mass., and Upson Seminary, New Preston, Conn., and took the exam- ination for entrance to Sheffield Scientific School, Yale. Being offered a position on the Wheeler ex- ploring expedition, he accepted, and was thus occu- pied two years, after which he was engaged two years as instructor in Upson Seminary. In May, 1881, Mr. Cameron came to East Donegal township, Lan- caster county, to take charge of the Donegal farms for his grandfather, and he continued there until his marriage. He then moved to a farm two and a half miles from the Donegal farms, which was given him by his grandfather, residing on that place until his removal to Marietta in 1894. Here he has car- ried on a real-estate and insurance business, and in 1898 was, elected justice of the peace, in which ca- pacity he is still officiating. Like his honored fore- fathers, he is a Republican in political sentiment, and has been quite active in party affairs, serving as dele- gate from Lancaster county to the State Convention in 1894. He has not sought office, however, though he has been a member of the school board one year since locating in Marietta. Since January, 1890, Mr. Cameron has been a member of the Pennsylvania National Guard, and he served as quartermaster of the 4th Regiment until May, 1897, when he was promoted to his present position, in the 3d Brigade, on the staff of Gen. J. P. S. Gobin, as commissary of subsistence ; he ranks as major. During the riot at Hazleton, Pa., he pro- vided the food for the troops in service. He accom- panied the National Guard to the coal fields in the troublesome times in 1902. The Major is a member of the Loyal Legion, and fraternally of the Masonic Order, in which he has attained the thirty-second degree. He is also an elder in the Presbyterian Church and assistant superintendent of the Presby- terian Sunday School in the town in which he re- sides. On Feb. 15, 1887, Simon B. Cameron was united in marriage, at Harrisburg, with Miss HePen Mark- ley, and two children have blessed their union: Simon B., born May 20, 1888, died June 18, 1901 ; and Elva M., born Aug. 4, 1890. In religious con- nection our subject is a Presbyterian. Dr. George H. Markley, father of Mrs. Cameron, was born in Lancaster, and was a member of the old Markley family which has long been prominent in this county. In 1863 he removed to Harrisburg, where he passed the remainder of his days, dying May II, 1900. He was a physician, and also con- ducted a pharmacy. Dr. Markley married Miss Emma Snyder, of Harrisburg, daughter of Charles and Emma Snyder, the former of whom was a justice of the peace for many years. Mrs. Markley now makes her home in Harrisburg. Of the chil- dren born to Dr. and Mrs. Markley, Helen, Mrs. Cameron, ' was born in Lancaster ; Elva married Ralph Shaw, a lawyer of Paterson, N. J., where he is now assistant district attorney; and Miss Kath- erine lives with her mother. DAVID HAYES AGNEW was born at Noble- ■ ville, now the borough of Christiana, in Lancaster county, Nov. 24, 1818, only child of Robert and Agnes (Noble) Agnew. The latter had been pre- viously married to Rev. Eleazer Henderson, by whom she had two children, James N. ; and Mary Hender- son, who married Davies Wallace, of Lancaster county, and had a son, E. D. Wallace, who now re- sides at Blue Ball. The Agnew family, which has been prominent in this country for nearly two centuries, can be traced through many generations of North of Ireland and Scotch ancestry to Norman progenitors. The earli- est authentic record of the family comes from Ag- jieaux, a quaint village in northern France, from which the family derives its name — this being the leverse of the process in this country where the fam- ily has invariably given the name to the place. The little town of Agnew, Lancaster Co., Neb., named in honor of Dr. Agnew, is a typical example of this BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF LANCASTER COUNTY method, and shows the space of time and changes in living and civilization between the Agneaux of the Old World, and the Agnew of the New. Tames Agnew, the great-grandfather of the sub- ject of this sketch, with two brothers, emigrated from Ireland about the year 1717. He was a typical Scotch- Irishman. In an old graveyard near Gettysburg lie a number of the earlier members of the Agnew family. On one of the grave-stones is the coat of arms of the Agnews of Lochnar, and on another a rude carving of Weights and Measures, with the inscription, "The Weights and Measures of Scot- land." His biographer. Dr. J. Howe Adams, says Dr. Agnew evinced a pathetic interest in this little deserted spot, where so many of his lineage were laid to rest, and always spent much of his time when he visited Gettysburg taking tracings of the various stones. Robert Agnew, the father of David Hayes, was born in Adams county, Pa., and received his general education at Dickinson college, studied medicine and became a surgeon in the United States Navv. On his first voyage the vessel was wrecked oflf Cape Hatteras, and he narrowly escaped with his life. This incident changed his plans. He settled at Nobleville, where he soon acquired a large general practice, which finally made inroads upon his health, and he determined to retire. His popularity, how- ever, was such that he concluded the only way to do this was to remove from the neighborhood. He, therefore, after a practice of a quarter of a century, removed to Baltimore county, Md., where he pur- chased a handsome countrv seat. While a citizen of Lancaster county he was prominently identified with the Octoraro United Presbyterian Church as a leading member of the Sessions. He died Oct. 10, 1858, aged seventy-three years. The farm house in which his distinguished son was born is still stand- ing and in good repair. The old flouring mill, built by Dr. Robert Agnew in 1816, on a branch of the Octoraro at Christiana, is now a ruin. For many ' years the driveway leading from the public road to the farm buildings, led over the embankment of the mill pond. After receiving his primary education in the country school David Hayes Agnew was sent to the Moscow Academy, at that time a flourishing school, of which the Rev. Francis Latta was the principal. It derived its name from this incident: Soon after the war of 1812 there was a mania in this State for laying out new towns. ' The proprietor of the "Gen- eral Wayne Tavern," on the Lancaster turnpike, sold his property, including fifty acres of land, to a party of speculators for the fancy price of $16,000, who laid out a town (on paper), to which they gave the name of Moscow, after the Russian town of that name which had been recently destroyed by fire to prevent its occupation by Napoleon Bonaparte. The speculation failed, and "Cossack Street" again be- came the Lancaster turnpike and the others with Russian names were lost in the bosom of the farm. It was on this property that Mr. Latta built the Moscow Academy in 1826, and there that young Agnew received the foundation of a good classical education. From there he was sent to Jefferson College at Canonsburg, Pa., an institution then the centre of Presbyterian influence in Western Pennsyl- vania, and as such influenced his parents in choos- ing a school to complete the education of their son, together with the fact that the Rev. James Ramsay, a relative, was a trustee. He did not stay to graduate as had been intended, but left to enter Newark Col- lege, which had just been opened at Newark, Del. (now Delaware College), under the auspices of the State, and of which his cousin, Rev. John Holmes Agnew, had been elected Professor of Languages. He resigned his position when he discovered that the College was supported in part by the proceeds of a lottery, and there being no special inducement for his young cousin to stay, he left before graduat- ing. He now felt that he had reached the age when he could prepare for the profession which had been the dream of his boyhood. After studying some