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160 NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS
Lorentz Sclimalil,a
Adam Shmaal,*
Jacob Haussman,
Johannes Schreyer,
Johannes Habersod,*
Mattheas Hoffer,
Shnon Küstener,
Peter Koth,*
George Fitterer,*
Peter Miller *
Jacob Möhner,
Lorentz Hardt,
Adam Schmahl,
Wentz Schmahl,
Valentin Grosch,
Friederich Fichgus,
Bernhart Becker,
Johannes Becker,
Johannes Bennes,
Jacob Bentli,
Jacob Keyser,*
Philipp Hoffman,
Johann Philipp Wentz,
Christoph Weisskopff,
Christopel Grossert,
Johannis Schwindt,
Johann Jacob Wilhelm,
Johann Jacob Huth,
Jacob Grosskopff,*
Johan Henrich Scheurer,
Hans Georg Sheyer,*
Johan Adam Reyd,*
Johann Jacob Petry,
Johan Adam Fuchs,
Johannes Brückbauer,
Johannes Mondshauer,*
Johann Phillipp Böhm jr.,
Johann Phillipp Böhm,
Hans Wolf Waltz,*
Andreas Weybrich,
Hermanus H offer,
Johann Philip Hardt,
Johann Emrich Bott,
Johan Georg Wolffskehl,
Mattheus Butterfass,
Nicolas Maneubach,
Johan Phihp Schrieger,
Joh. Philip Schrieger jr.,
Johann Henrich May,
Johann Georg Story,
Hans Heinrich Maag,
Johan Balthasar Groh,
a Lorentz Schmahl, a native of the Middle Palatinate, settled as a
farmer six miles from York, Pa., where he pursued assiduously and
successfully his calling to the close of his life, leaving four sons: Jacob,
who, when young, moved to Baltimore, whose son, Col. Jacob Small,
was Mayor of the city ; John Schmahl moved to and settled in Beaver
County; Kilian and Lawrence remained in York. From the former,
the greater part of the numerous Smalls in York County descend.
Rupp's History of York County, p. 743.
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