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350 NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS
Johannes Steiney,*
J. Philip Fischer *
Sebastian Senlieder,
Conrath Müller,
Johannes Walther,
Friederich Adam,
Christian Bausman,
Matheas Weis,
Henrich Emert,
Johan Fetter,
Friederich Schirdt,
Georg Klinger,
Jean Frentier,
Johan Michel Komer,
Johan Melchior Hirth,
Georg Christ. Webrecht,
Johan ölichael Weise,*
Adam Lorentz Dietrich,
Johannes Schneider,
Jacob Albrech Haass,
Bernhart Eilsheimer,*
G. Michael Schwab,*
Hans Georg Keller,
Johann Georg Volck,
Joh. Georg Blanckenbiller,
Samuel Fraatsrach. ?
230) Nov. 1, 1755. f Ship Pennsylvania, Charles Lyon, Captain,
from London.
9^00. 1, 1755. t ©c^tff ^Jennf^bania, Sapitain S^rte« g^on,
»on ?onbon.
Friederich Leydig,*
Lorentz Seitz,
Andreas Rietel,
Georg Friederich Weber,
Johannes Jung,
Joh. PhiUp Fischer,
Conrad Timpe,
Joh. Heinrich Albers,
231) Nov. 10, 1756. Snow Chance,
tain, last fi-om London.—109 passengers.
Johan Valentin Reuter,
Georg Ludwig Hochheimer,
Johan Georg Koch,
Joh. Daniel Bräutigam,
Joh. Henrich Fischer,
Joh. Melchior Hornung,
Johan Just Hopman,
Andreas Nicolaus Sailing;.
Lawrence, Cap-
f The Rev. John Conrad Bücher, a name associated with Church and
State in this country, came to Pennsylvania in 1755, resided for some
time at Carlisle, then a frontier settlement. He died, while pastor of
the German Reformed Church of Lebanon, at Millerstown (Annville),
Aug. 15, 1780.—See Rupp's History of Lebanon, p. 459; HarhaugKs
Lives of German Reformed Ministers.
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t»ot)lbefannter 9?ame, fam 1755 nac^ ^'cn^f^t^f'"'«" it"ti njotjntc eine 3"*="
lang in Srtrti?(e, bag bamalg no(^ eine ®ren;;anficblung tear. (£r jlarb am
15. 2Iuguft 1780 alö '^a\ti>x ber beutfd&'reformirten Äirc^e ju Sebancn
in SliJitlereitoion, j'e^t SlnnoiHe. — ®iche JRupp'^ ©efc^ic^te »on Lebanon,
(©. 459; |)arbac^'ö geben^befi^reibungen ref. ©eiftli^er.