Christian Fike and His DescendantsThis encyclopedic genealogy of Christian Fike concentrates on the families of sons John (1750 1829) m. Barbara Dellenbach, Christian Jr. (1761 1851) m. Christiana Livengood, and Jacob (ca1768 1841) m. 1) Eve Moyer and 2) Mary Barnhouse. Families: Blough, Frantz, Frazee, Friend, Glover, Gnagey, Griffith, Guard, Hamstead, Lichty, Maust, Meyer Myers, Miller, Schrock, Thomas, and Weimer. Other surnames: Biser, Blough, Frantz, Lichty, Martin, Maust,

They are arranged here according to subjects such as childhood

These tax lists cover East Hanover

Jacobina King

Rothlisberger

in His Own Words

Both Reformed and Mennonite churches trace their beginnings back to Zurich

The second part deals with community and church development as well as different aspects of rural pioneer life

and the Shalom Choir singing in German

A 7-page booklet providing the English and the PA German is included to help you learn

the signer previously resided in another of the Thirteen Colonies

(1717-1806) m1

This book is an encyclopedia of all the main branches of Brubakers for several generations beginning with the immigrant ancestor Hans Brubaker who settled in Lancaster Co