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This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: Lyons Co., Kansas: A Meeting of Two Families [Stoltzfus, Steckly]; But How and When Will I Get There? Elisa Sommer Schottler's Quandary...

Abraham Herr, the first great-great-grandson of Hans Herr of Lancaster County, Pa., was the first descendant to move to Annville, Lebanon Co., Pa. He was the owner of the gristmill...

This book will help you break the culture barrier and open new doors for an exciting experience of learning and insight. It is an inexhaustible mine of facts, tips, humor,...

A 52,640-name index to the past ten years of Mennonite Family History published from 1982 through 1991, this index includes surnames, authors of articles, subjects and every name mentioned in...

With special emphasis on Berks and Lehigh Counties, PA, this groundbreaking work is an unparalleled presentation of the area's most publically-acclaimed regional folk art, known as Hex Signs or Barn...

In Hard Economic Times God Shall Supply All Your Needs (item #3535, sells for $6.95), tells of the author's incredible search for work and housing covering 3,500 miles, while receiving...

This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: Tracing an Oral Tradition in Switzerland; Zweibrucken, A City and a Duchy; Hirzel, Switzerland, A Center for the Anabaptists [Landis, Baumann]; Mennonites...

After more than fifteen years of research, this family can now trace their origins back to about 1600 in Germany. The immigrants arrived in 1737. Most descendants are covered up...

Mary Louise Uchida, author of A Slice of Pineapple (Item #3477), again captures the readers with her witty and sometimes poignant stories from Hawaii and elsewhere. She takes pleasure in...

Adapted from an old book written in Germany in the mid-1800s, this is the story of Elisa Dawson, a young girl whose mother dies. Elisa is sent to live with...

Ken wasn't a real cowboy and Sunbeam wasn't a real pony, but Ken thought it was almost as much fun to pretend these things as to be them. His cowboy...

Do you ever wonder how to get through a problem that you got yourself into somehow? You may think that the best way is also the easy way. It usually...

Every person's name, every town, street, church, cemetery, mountain, and creek listed in the atlas was indexed and is available in a matching cover to complement the 1875 Historical Atlas...

From the Apostle Paul to Charles Colson, from the signing of the Magna Carta to the flight of Apollo 8, Bible verses have powerfully affected lives and even altered the...

Fraktur is a type of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art consisting of documents such as marriage or baptismal certificates, framed mottoes, etc. written in black lettering and illuminated with colorful flowers,...

This book is more than a family genealogy; it is the story of every Pennsylvania Dutch person, tracing their lifestyle and religious beliefs back to the Germanic barbarians. Their Christianization...

Nicholas Keim (Feb. 2, 1768-Oct. 17, 1830) was born in Berks Co., Pa., and married Veronica Stutzman. She died in 1805 after bearing seven children. Nicholas married 2nd Veronica Hochstetler,...

Michael Sebastian McKinley Smith, whose everyday name is Mike, is an ordinary cat with an extraordinary talent for adventure. This particular adventure concerns a dream, a lobster, and a boat...

This collection of petitions, tax lists, church membership lists, account books, etc., list names of early settlers of the Tulpehocken region. It also corrects previously published information. Names give a...

This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: A Christmas Story; A Visit to Celtic Ireland; Georg von Trappe and the Prussian Mennonites [von Trappe, Stoesz]; A Generation of Great-Grandmothers,...