October 2006 Supplement

3157. A is for Amish
by Kim Gehman Knisely
This beautiful children’s picture book describes the Amish and the beauty of the area where they live as one reads through the alphabet. Learn about the toys Amish children play with, type of school they attend, and how they spend their free time.
32pp. illus. 2004. $9.95

3177. Baptismal Records of Jerusalem Lutheran and Reformed Church, Berks County, Pennsylvania
by John L. Kistler
Early baptismal records dating from 1768 to 1863 give name of infant, birthdate, date of baptism, and parents and sponsors.
62pp. NGS, 1987. $7.00

31 74. The Best of Roots & Branches
by James M. Beidler; ed. by Valerie Gehr
This is a collection of varied topics first printed as a genealogy and family history newspaper column on many topics including genealogical records, Germans, case studies, methodology, philosophy, DNA, web sites, and excellent tips.
107pp. James M. Beidler, 2006. $24.95

3186. The Brethren
by Beverly Lewis
Final book in the “Annie’s People Series,” this continues the story of Preacher’s daughter, Annie Zook, who wishes she could ride the next cart out of Paradise. Instead, she moves in with her shunned friend, Esther, with a houseful of young children and husband, Zeke. Startling news turns the brethren upside down!
350pp. Bethany House, 2006. $9.99

3134. Christmas Program Ideas
by Iris Gray Dowling
Christmas rhymes, readings, and drama sketches for children’s ministries in schools or churches.
82pp. illus. Faithful Life Pub., 2004. $10.00

3158. The Christmas Story
by Carol J. Haile and Freiman F. Stoltzfus
Through calligraphy and beautiful artwork, this picture book for children and adults imagines the first Christmas taking place in an Amish community with Mary and Joseph as Amish. Imagine . . .
60pp. illus. hardcover with jacket. Firenze Press, 2001. $27.95

3169. The Cross Keys Caper by Ken Munro When an Indian rents the entire Beacon Hill Campground for himself and friends, a baffling mystery unfolds. #18 in the “Sammy and Brian Mystery Series.” 154pp. Gaslight Pub., 2006. $5.95

3184. The Comprehensive Pennsylvania German Dictionary, Volume 9: S
ed. by C. Richard Beam and Jennifer Trout
This encyclopedia dictionary compiled over the past 50 years covers dialect words that begin with “s”. An invaluable introduction covers pronunciation, orthography, the history of Pa. German lexicography, etc. Using not only existing dictionaries as the basis (Lambert, Hower, Kyger), this volume has been developed and added to by many speakers of the dialect.
456pp. hardcover. Center for Pennsylvania German Studies, 2006. $12.00

3167. DNA Search for the Small Y Bey; America, Switzerland, and Beyond by Allen R. Beiler and Dr. Omar C. Yoder DNA analysis was used to study the possible chromosomal connections between various Beiler-Beyeler-Boiler-Byler families. This study demonstrated that by combining the older techniques of genealogical research with the new scientific advances in genetics, descendants can be traced to a common ancestor centuries ago. 98pp. illus. 2006. $29.95

3159. Emanuel & Lizzie Martin Family Record, 1879-2006
by Marlin E. Sensenig
Names, dates, addresses, and other data are included for all the descendants of Emanuel H. Martin (1879-1971) and Lizzie L. Martin (1880-1936) of Lancaster Co., Pa. Their nine children married into the following families: Eberly, Hoover, Horning, Martin, and Weaver.
176pp. illus. hardcover. Author, 2006. $19.95.

3160. Entrusted with the Gospel; Multiplying Laborers
by Dr. Herbert J. Betz
The Apostle Paul tells us that we have been “entrusted” with the Gospel (I Thess. 2:4). This book is about that trust given to all of us, and how we may be good stewards of that trust. It encourages and inspires.
204pp. International Training Ministry, 2006. $12.00

3123. First Farm on the Right
by Loretta Jane Stoltzfus
Much more than a family history, this pictorial memory of the George Ernst and Leah Weaver Martin Lehman family weaves a rich picture of living in Lancaster Co., Pa.
123pp. illus. Author, 2006. $25.00

3156. The Funny Side of Mining
by David Anspach
Stories of working and living in the mining areas of Pa. including Lebanon County (Cornwall Mines) and Berks County (Grace Mines). Sampling of chapter titles: Memories of Pleasant Hill, Surviving in the Mill, The “Murders,” The Teeth Swap and Other Amusing Anecdotes, Memories of Churchtown, “She One Good Cook,” . . . 178pp. illus. $12.50

3168. From Würzbrunnen to the Jura; The 2006 Engle Swiss Heritage Tour
The July-August 2006 ten-day tour to Switzerland is highlighted here with color photos intermingled with a daily journal written by different tour participants on the Mast-guided tour.
20pp. color illus. Masthof Press, 2006. $8.00

3172. A Gentle Wind of God; The Influence of the East Africa Revival
by Richard K. MacMaster and Donald R. Jacobs
The East Africa revival ultimately provided Mennonites and others a way to reignite the smoldering fires of revival. Imbedded in the story is the message of God’s redeeming and sanctifying power.
403pp. illus. Herald Press, 2006. $16.99

Der Haahne Greht by Peter V. Fritsch A collection of poems in Pennsylvania Dutch illustrated with scherenschnitte by the compiler. Poems appear in both Pennsylvania Dutch and English. The author reading the poems is available on either cassette or CD. 3161. book. 78pp. hardcover. $12.00 3162. cassette. $8.00 3163. CD. $8.00

3146. A Home for Sarah by Romaine Stauffer This is a true story about Amos and Amanda Wenger’s oldest dau., Sarah, who grew up in the Old Order Stauffer Mennonite Church and worshipped at the Pike Mennonite Church near Hinkletown, Pa. At age 10, Sarah’s young happy life was suddenly shattered and life forever changed. 298pp. illus. Author, 2006. $10.50

3164. Horse-and-Buggy Mennonites; Hoofbeats of Humility in a Post-modern World
by Donald B. Kraybill and James P. Hurd
First comprehensive book on Old Order Mennonite life and culture, this offers rich insight into the Wenger Mennonites both in and outside of Pa. It also systematically compares the Wengers with other Mennonites including the Amish.
362pp. illus. Pa. State Univ. Press, 2006. $20.00

3170. Joanna’s Journey
by Rebecca Martin
A day from Fayette Co., Pa., to Fairfield Co., Ohio, in 1803, was a long journey of danger and adventure for Joanna Huber and her family. They started off with a Conestoga wagon drawn by four horses, but when they come to Pittsburgh, they load everything onto a flatboat and float down the Ohio River amidst the Indians, bears, and river pirates! Ten-year-old Joanna learns that God’s love is the guiding light!
170pp. Carlisle Press, 2006. $9.99

3154. Just Like Mama
by Beverly Lewis
From taking on the morning milking to egg gathering and berry picking, Susie Mae tackles all of Mama’s daily tasks with gently amusing and genuinely touching results. Encourages children to be “just like Jesus.”
32pp. Bethany Backyard, 2002. $14.99

3169. Kids & Kin: The Family History Vacation That Involves Kids, #1
by Patricia Suter and Corinne Earnest
Learn how a family field trip (all ages) can become a way to research your family history. This book will stimulate travel games, library research, learning while visiting relatives, traveling overseas, . . .
87pp. illus. Earnest Assoc., 1997. $10.00

3151. Lancaster Landmarks 2007 Calendar by Gerry Kershner Delightful 2007 calendar with Lancaster Co., Pa., historic landmarks: Hans Herr House, Boehm’s Chapel, Central Market, Ephrata Cloister, Robert Fulton birthplace, Landis Mill Bridge, Landis Valley Museum, Manheim Railroad Station, Mascot Roller Mills, Johannes Mueller House, Old Zion Church, Wheatland, and Wrights Ferry Mansion. illus. Masthof Press, 2006. $6.95

3173. Look Who Just Came In My Door? The Life of Anna N. Buckwalter as told to Vivian S. Ziegler At age 94, Anna F. Buckwalter recalls growing up in the early 1900s, nursing for 70 years, struggling through the Great Depression, working with the Fresh Air program for 23 years, guiding tourists for 36 years in the “Amish Country,” and taxiing Amish for 16 years. 337pp. illus. Vivian S. Ziegler, 2006. $16.95

3187. The Luther-Bible of Christian Kämmerer the Dilherr Edition compiled by James D. Kemmerer Christian Kämmerer arrived in America on the ship Duke of Wirtemburg in 1751, and brought with him a Bible that was handed down through the generations to today. Johann Michael Dilherr wrote the preface for this Luther-Bible and everything including all the illustrations and descriptions are nicely reproduced. 611pp. illus. Author, 2006. $55.00

3178. More Brickwall Solutions To Genealogy Problems
A collection of short articles on genealogical topics that will surely provide clues for further investigation into your family research. Packed with stories on how to overcome your genealogy brickwall.
172pp. Family Chronicle, 2004. $15.00

3176. More Dating Old Photographs, 1840-1929
Samples of old photos dating from the 1840s to the 1920s are used here to compare your undated photos—it is possible to match clothing and hairstyles to pinpoint dates. Hand-colored photos are discussed. The 12-page illustrated introduction by expert Maureern Taylor is also helpful.
117pp. illus. Family Chronicle. $16.00

3166. The Night Before Christmas; Pennsylvania Dutch and English
trans. by Thomas C. Zimmerman and Solomon Delong; ed. by Walter Sauer
Full-color illustrations complement this favorite children’s story in English and Pennsylvania Dutch!
18pp. illus. hardcover. 2005. $14.99

3180. Numbering Your Genealogy; Basic Systems, Complex Families, and International Kin
by Joan Ferris Curran, Madilyn Coen Crane, and John H. Wray
Different numbering systems are analyzed and explained for you to choose your preference. Also explained are surname changes, step relationships, adoption, multiple immigrants, etc. Very helpful!
34pp. NGS, 1999. $8.00

2094. Our Family Diary: A Keepsake Diary for the Entire Family
by Russell D. Earnest, Jr.
Write your family history as you live it! Suggestions to help you create your family history urges participation from the entire family—including the immediate family, extended family, and even neighbors.
128pp. illus. Russell D. Earnest Assoc., 1998. $10.00

3165. Mit Pennsylvaanisch-Deitsch darich’s Yaahr; A Pennsylvania German Reader for Grandparents and Grandchildren
by German Pennsylvania Association
An anthology of poems and stories arranged by months of the year—all in Pennsylvania Dutch. This is a great collection to keep this dialect alive!
160pp. illus. 2006. $18.99

3189. Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786
by Don Yoder
Early lists consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, they identify German emigrants in their homeland as well as in Pa., with references cites to manumission records, parish registers, passports, etc. Includes emigrants from Wuerttemberg, Wertheim, Zwei-brucken, and Schaffhausen.
394pp. illus. index. hardcover. Gen. Pub. Co., 2006. $38.50

3155. A Psalm of Joy and Lamentation; A Wife’s African Memoir
by Florence Rheinheimer Harnish
True story of a young family who traveled to Tanzania, Africa, to serve in missions in the 1960s and 1970s under MCC’s Teacher’s Abroad Program, but actually they were a medical doctor and nurse team.
252pp. illus. hardcover. Author, 2006. $25.00

3087. Quakers—Origins, Families, and Beliefs in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania
by Ross I. Morrison, Sr.
The first Quaker to settle in Pa. was John Kennerly in 1691, followed by Mennonites, Irish, and Welsh Quakers. History and photos of many Quaker meetinghouses are pictured.
50pp. illus. Masthof Press, 2006. $6.99

3152. Recollections of My Father—An Amish Patriarch
by Jacob Glick
True story of I. N. Glick who started Glick’s Seeds at Smoketown, Pa., as he raised tomatoes by the acres, cranked his prized Model T Ford, traveled to Niagara. Enjoy a 1905 seed catalog.
102pp. Masthof Press, 2006. $9.99

3175. Records of Marriages and Burials in the Monocacy Church in Frederick County, Maryland, and in the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in the City of Frederick, Maryland, 1743-1811
trans. and ed. by Frederick Sheely Weiser
The earliest concentrated settlement of Germans in western Md. dates back to 1734. Sample surnames in index: Allebach, Bachmann, Bauer, Becker, Beyerle, Derr, Eberle, Frantz, Graff, Kauffmann, Lehmann, Meyer, Miller, Steel, Weber, . . .
183pp. index. hardcover. National Gen. Soc., 1993. $19.00

3181. Research in Pennsylvania
by Kay Haviland Freilich
A short overview of what is available for genealogists in the state of Pa. It includes some early history, names of libraries/archives/societies, sources for church records and public records, and lots more.
34pp. NGS, 2003. $6.50

3171. Simply in Season
compiled by Mary Beth Lind and Cathleen Hockman-Wert Tasty, tempting recipes to feed both your body and spirit with nutritious food. This is a challenging new way of considering food as you find dependence on God.
352pp. spiral. Herald Press, 2005. $19.99

3183. Stories My Father Told Us...That His Grandchildren and Their Children Might Know by Karl Bartsch Henry G. Bartsch (1896-1966) tells his story here intermingled with comments by his son Karl. The story begins in 1919, a little over a year after the Russian Revolution began, and continues as the family serves in African missions, with furloughs in Canada. 272pp. illus. Masthof Press, 2006. $12.99

3179. Unlocking Your Genetic History
by Dr. Thomas H. Shawker
This is a step-by-step guide to discover your family’s medical and genetic heritage including predispositions to specific diseases, how to confirm your ancestral connections through genetic testing, and undertsanding DNA breakthroughs as reported in today’s headlines.
305pp. illus. Rutledge Hill Press, 2004. $19.99

3188. Mennonite Family History Surname Index VIII
Listing of surnames of Mennonite Family History subscrib-er’s names and addresses of families they are reserching. An excellent reference source for genealogy reserachers because most entries also include e-mail addresses.
28 pages. Masthof Press, 2006. $5.00