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Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"","To David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.","To David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.","To David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. Speck, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, \"Emma\" of Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mother,\" and \"Sister Ella\" and others.","Letter, February 8, 1873, from \"C.G.S.,\" Alexandria, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, telling of the difficulties of teaching and stating, \"That a Teacher should be worried by arbitrary and refractory scholars was beyond my comprehension until I found it out by sad experience.\"","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; J.T. Logan, Orbisonia; the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.; C.G. Speck, Shippensburg, Pa., April 27, 1873, about his new position as a teacher at the Cumberland Valley Normal School; \"Mollie\" mentioning that Bucher was married and coming home on his wedding trip, June 10, 1873. David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, to \"Dear Friends at home,\" June 20, 1872, about his dental practice in Bridgewater. Four letters from Bucher to \"Pettie,\" July 28, 1873.","Scope and Contents Letter to David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, from C. Edgar Salyards; an advertisement of C.N. Howard \u0026 Co., New York, to W. Witheson, Jr., Waynesboro, Virginia Ralph in diplomatic service, Innsbruck, Austria, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Waynesboro, Virginia, August 14, 1911, mentioning visits to the museum, the Hof Kirche, and a battlefield Ralph, Innsbruck, to Miss Mildred Weaver, August 21, 1911, telling of his visit to the battlefield of Berg Isel and of the 81st birthday celebration of the Emperor Franz Joseph Ralph, Constantinople, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Quincy, January 17, 1912, telling of attending a new opera from Vienna called Die Keusche Suzanne.","To David A. Bucher from Kate Blocher, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mell\" in Shade Gap, and others.","To David A. Bucher from his sister Emma Bucher, cousin Kate Blocher, and Mary J. Neeley (Mollie).","To David A. Bucher from his cousin David Baer, Kate Blocher, cousin Maggie Ohier, cousin Mollie A. Bear, and others.","To David A. Bucher from Jesse and Emily Bucher and Mollie at Shade Gap.","Of David A. Bucher, temperance speech handwritten by D.A. Bucher, and a penmanship book written in by D.A. Bucher including minutes of a meeting of the Odd Fellows of Bridgewater Lodge No. 120, November 21, 1872.","Of Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Virginia).","For Isaac Chenowith to be brought before the Berkeley County Court on the third Tuesday of August to answer a contempt charge, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between George Tringle of Berkeley County and Richard Rigg, signed by P. Pendleton, and including a document concerning the agreement.","For the sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles Magill and Isaac Chinoweth.","60 For land to be surveyed for Andrew Waggoner, signed by John Harvie.","J. T. Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.","For sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.","Regarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.","That John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.","Of William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.","To John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.","Between Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.","Of tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.","Of Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.","Of Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.","Of William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.","To summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. Hunter.","To Isaac Means, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","Between James Sargent of Hampshire County and Margaret, his wife, and Daniel Loy.","To Thomas Ewes, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","To bring James Faulkner to court, signed by Mo Hunter.","Of Mo Hunter about a suit between William Slaughter and Cornelius Conway.","Between Daniel Loy and Christiana, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and John Loy of the same place.","About John Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, who stood incriminated by an inquisition of a grand jury of the crime of murder of a Negro slave named Jack, the property of Alexander Robinson.","Between Jacob Coons, Senior, of Berkeley County, Virginia, and John Bowman of Berkeley County, Virginia","Of Isaac Means and Nancy, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and Edward Taylor of the same place.","To Nehemiah Hunley, signed by Governor James Barbour.","Of Aaron Kennedy and Daniel Oburn due to John Wilson, signed by David Hunter, Clerk of Berkeley County, Virginia","To Jacob Parker, signed by Governor Thomas M. Randolph.","For Jacob Zumbre to appear, signed by John Porterfield, Berkeley County, Virginia","Between Ephraim Means and Ellen, his wife, and Edward Taylor.","Of land ranted Jacob Parker, signed by Governor John Floyd.","Between James Curtis and Royal Strother and Anthony Chambers, Berkeley County, Virginia","Stating that Charles D. Stewart who swore that he had delivered to Jacob Van Doren, with whom Royal Struther lives, a copy of the within notice, signed by Johnston Magowen.","Between Daniel Mathews and Easter, his wife, of Rockingham County, Virginia, and George Sites of the same place.","to Frederick Kaniston, signed by Lieutenant Governor Wyndham Robertson.","For Edmund Bridge, executor of the will of Mary Coffey and trustee for Elizabeth Bridge.","Of land granted John Parker, signed by Governor James McDowell, Esq.","From Jacob P. Ridenour to William Taylor.","To John Loy, signed by Governor Joseph Johnson with enclosed map.","For Elizabeth Strawdeman, widow of Adam Strawdeman; Jacob Strawdeman; Henry Strawdeman; Henry Richman and Mary Ann, his wife; William Strawdeman; Absalom Lee and Catherine, his wife; and Leonard M.N. Strawdeman to appear at the Hardy County, Virginia, Court.","That Absalom Lee has performed one day of extra labour on the land in said precinct.","Of agreement between Wm. Campbell and D. A. Bucher for instruction in the Branches of Dentistry that Campbell is to give Bucher.","Of agreement between William Campbell and D.A. Bucher that Bucher is to pay Campbell $100 for instruction in dentistry.","BetweenDr. W.A. Hinchman and Dr. D.A. Bucher, both of Broad Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.","Snyder grants unto Jacob F. Stouffer the \"right, title, and interest\" in his invention fo the sum of $10. D.","Of Robert Worthington to Magnus Tate, Jr.","Vol. 3.","I.O.O.F.","Richmond: Fergusson \u0026 Rady, Printers.","4 copies.","7 copies.","Published by John Bull.","On \"Bounty Land, Pension and General Agency,\" Washington, D.C.","Of Wm. Earl, 26 Laight St., New York","Facts for the Million. Over 30 Years Experience in the Treatment of Chronic \u0026 Sexual Diseases.","Philidelphia: Dr. D. Jayne \u0026 Son.","New York: Gaylord Watson.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Sons of Temperance of North America","English"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. 65 B87","/repositories/2/resources/8496"],"normalized_title_ssm":["David A. Bucher Papers"],"collection_title_tesim":["David A. Bucher Papers"],"collection_ssim":["David A. 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Bucher Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePapers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia. The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Va. [W. Va.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePapers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg. Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Virginia [West Virginia.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eWritten to David A. Bucher, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania from friends and relatives in Gettysburg, Warfordsburg, and Camp Biddle near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Sarag Jane Hamilton, near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Libby A. Slater, \"Lydia,\" E. Slater, Sada Jane Hamilton, Jesse D. Bucher, Kate Blocher, and Mollie A. Bear.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Libbie Slater, Yillia Wagner, and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Broad Top City, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Oliver Blocher, Yillia Wagner, Jesse D. Bucher, and \"Em\" Alexander.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, from \"Alexander,\" Jesse Bucher, A.M. Baer, and Mollie A. Bear. Included is a letter: \"Jesse\" to \"Dear Friends at home,\" March 6, 1870, commenting on the 1870 Virginia law exempting a person from old debts if he is not worth more than $2000.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Mollie (Bear?), Jesse and Emily \"your brother and sister,\" \"Zill,\" and David Baer.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst mention of dentistry in letters beginning in August 1870.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from David Baer, Mollie Braniff, \"Em,\" and Ithamar R. Scott.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Margaret McNeely, Lucinda J. Ranck at Three Springs, Pennsylvania, Kate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Scott Mack, \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa, \"Jesse\" and Emily Bucher at Montezuma.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa telling of the emigration from Polk City to Missouri, Kansas, California, and Oregon; and Kate Blocher at Gettysburg. List of the licensed dentists in Pennsylvania in 1871 published by the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. Speck, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, \"Emma\" of Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mother,\" and \"Sister Ella\" and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetter, February 8, 1873, from \"C.G.S.,\" Alexandria, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, telling of the difficulties of teaching and stating, \"That a Teacher should be worried by arbitrary and refractory scholars was beyond my comprehension until I found it out by sad experience.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; J.T. Logan, Orbisonia; the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.; C.G. Speck, Shippensburg, Pa., April 27, 1873, about his new position as a teacher at the Cumberland Valley Normal School; \"Mollie\" mentioning that Bucher was married and coming home on his wedding trip, June 10, 1873. David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, to \"Dear Friends at home,\" June 20, 1872, about his dental practice in Bridgewater. Four letters from Bucher to \"Pettie,\" July 28, 1873.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Letter to David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, from C. Edgar Salyards; an advertisement of C.N. Howard \u0026amp; Co., New York, to W. Witheson, Jr., Waynesboro, Virginia Ralph in diplomatic service, Innsbruck, Austria, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Waynesboro, Virginia, August 14, 1911, mentioning visits to the museum, the Hof Kirche, and a battlefield Ralph, Innsbruck, to Miss Mildred Weaver, August 21, 1911, telling of his visit to the battlefield of Berg Isel and of the 81st birthday celebration of the Emperor Franz Joseph Ralph, Constantinople, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Quincy, January 17, 1912, telling of attending a new opera from Vienna called Die Keusche Suzanne.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Kate Blocher, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mell\" in Shade Gap, and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from his sister Emma Bucher, cousin Kate Blocher, and Mary J. Neeley (Mollie).\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from his cousin David Baer, Kate Blocher, cousin Maggie Ohier, cousin Mollie A. Bear, and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Jesse and Emily Bucher and Mollie at Shade Gap.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf David A. Bucher, temperance speech handwritten by D.A. Bucher, and a penmanship book written in by D.A. Bucher including minutes of a meeting of the Odd Fellows of Bridgewater Lodge No. 120, November 21, 1872.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Virginia).\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor Isaac Chenowith to be brought before the Berkeley County Court on the third Tuesday of August to answer a contempt charge, signed by Mo Hunter.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween George Tringle of Berkeley County and Richard Rigg, signed by P. Pendleton, and including a document concerning the agreement.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor the sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles Magill and Isaac Chinoweth.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e60 For land to be surveyed for Andrew Waggoner, signed by John Harvie.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eJ. T. Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRegarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThat John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. Hunter.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo Isaac Means, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween James Sargent of Hampshire County and Margaret, his wife, and Daniel Loy.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo Thomas Ewes, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo bring James Faulkner to court, signed by Mo Hunter.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Mo Hunter about a suit between William Slaughter and Cornelius Conway.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Daniel Loy and Christiana, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and John Loy of the same place.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout John Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, who stood incriminated by an inquisition of a grand jury of the crime of murder of a Negro slave named Jack, the property of Alexander Robinson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Jacob Coons, Senior, of Berkeley County, Virginia, and John Bowman of Berkeley County, Virginia\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Isaac Means and Nancy, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and Edward Taylor of the same place.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo Nehemiah Hunley, signed by Governor James Barbour.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Aaron Kennedy and Daniel Oburn due to John Wilson, signed by David Hunter, Clerk of Berkeley County, Virginia\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo Jacob Parker, signed by Governor Thomas M. Randolph.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor Jacob Zumbre to appear, signed by John Porterfield, Berkeley County, Virginia\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Ephraim Means and Ellen, his wife, and Edward Taylor.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf land ranted Jacob Parker, signed by Governor John Floyd.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween James Curtis and Royal Strother and Anthony Chambers, Berkeley County, Virginia\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eStating that Charles D. Stewart who swore that he had delivered to Jacob Van Doren, with whom Royal Struther lives, a copy of the within notice, signed by Johnston Magowen.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Daniel Mathews and Easter, his wife, of Rockingham County, Virginia, and George Sites of the same place.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eto Frederick Kaniston, signed by Lieutenant Governor Wyndham Robertson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor Edmund Bridge, executor of the will of Mary Coffey and trustee for Elizabeth Bridge.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf land granted John Parker, signed by Governor James McDowell, Esq.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFrom Jacob P. Ridenour to William Taylor.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo John Loy, signed by Governor Joseph Johnson with enclosed map.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor Elizabeth Strawdeman, widow of Adam Strawdeman; Jacob Strawdeman; Henry Strawdeman; Henry Richman and Mary Ann, his wife; William Strawdeman; Absalom Lee and Catherine, his wife; and Leonard M.N. Strawdeman to appear at the Hardy County, Virginia, Court.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThat Absalom Lee has performed one day of extra labour on the land in said precinct.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf agreement between Wm. Campbell and D. A. Bucher for instruction in the Branches of Dentistry that Campbell is to give Bucher.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf agreement between William Campbell and D.A. Bucher that Bucher is to pay Campbell $100 for instruction in dentistry.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetweenDr. W.A. Hinchman and Dr. D.A. Bucher, both of Broad Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSnyder grants unto Jacob F. Stouffer the \"right, title, and interest\" in his invention fo the sum of $10. D.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Robert Worthington to Magnus Tate, Jr.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eVol. 3.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eI.O.O.F.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRichmond: Fergusson \u0026amp; Rady, Printers.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e4 copies.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e7 copies.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePublished by John Bull.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOn \"Bounty Land, Pension and General Agency,\" Washington, D.C.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Wm. Earl, 26 Laight St., New York\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFacts for the Million. Over 30 Years Experience in the Treatment of Chronic \u0026amp; Sexual Diseases.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhilidelphia: Dr. D. Jayne \u0026amp; Son.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNew York: Gaylord Watson.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Scale Alexander, Polk City, Iowa; \"your sister Zillie\"; and \"Jesse and Emily\".","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Papers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia. The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg."," Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Va. [W. Va.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Papers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg. Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Virginia [West Virginia.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Written to David A. Bucher, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania from friends and relatives in Gettysburg, Warfordsburg, and Camp Biddle near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.","To David A. Bucher, Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Sarag Jane Hamilton, near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania and others.","To David A. Bucher from Libby A. Slater, \"Lydia,\" E. Slater, Sada Jane Hamilton, Jesse D. Bucher, Kate Blocher, and Mollie A. Bear.","To David A. Bucher from Libbie Slater, Yillia Wagner, and others.","To David A. Bucher, Broad Top City, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Oliver Blocher, Yillia Wagner, Jesse D. Bucher, and \"Em\" Alexander.","To David A. Bucher, Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, from \"Alexander,\" Jesse Bucher, A.M. Baer, and Mollie A. Bear. Included is a letter: \"Jesse\" to \"Dear Friends at home,\" March 6, 1870, commenting on the 1870 Virginia law exempting a person from old debts if he is not worth more than $2000.","To David A. Bucher from Mollie (Bear?), Jesse and Emily \"your brother and sister,\" \"Zill,\" and David Baer.","First mention of dentistry in letters beginning in August 1870.","To David A. Bucher from David Baer, Mollie Braniff, \"Em,\" and Ithamar R. Scott.","To David A. Bucher from Margaret McNeely, Lucinda J. Ranck at Three Springs, Pennsylvania, Kate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Scott Mack, \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa, \"Jesse\" and Emily Bucher at Montezuma.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa telling of the emigration from Polk City to Missouri, Kansas, California, and Oregon; and Kate Blocher at Gettysburg. List of the licensed dentists in Pennsylvania in 1871 published by the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"","To David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.","To David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.","To David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. Speck, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, \"Emma\" of Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mother,\" and \"Sister Ella\" and others.","Letter, February 8, 1873, from \"C.G.S.,\" Alexandria, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, telling of the difficulties of teaching and stating, \"That a Teacher should be worried by arbitrary and refractory scholars was beyond my comprehension until I found it out by sad experience.\"","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; J.T. Logan, Orbisonia; the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.; C.G. Speck, Shippensburg, Pa., April 27, 1873, about his new position as a teacher at the Cumberland Valley Normal School; \"Mollie\" mentioning that Bucher was married and coming home on his wedding trip, June 10, 1873. David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, to \"Dear Friends at home,\" June 20, 1872, about his dental practice in Bridgewater. Four letters from Bucher to \"Pettie,\" July 28, 1873.","Scope and Contents Letter to David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, from C. Edgar Salyards; an advertisement of C.N. Howard \u0026 Co., New York, to W. Witheson, Jr., Waynesboro, Virginia Ralph in diplomatic service, Innsbruck, Austria, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Waynesboro, Virginia, August 14, 1911, mentioning visits to the museum, the Hof Kirche, and a battlefield Ralph, Innsbruck, to Miss Mildred Weaver, August 21, 1911, telling of his visit to the battlefield of Berg Isel and of the 81st birthday celebration of the Emperor Franz Joseph Ralph, Constantinople, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Quincy, January 17, 1912, telling of attending a new opera from Vienna called Die Keusche Suzanne.","To David A. Bucher from Kate Blocher, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mell\" in Shade Gap, and others.","To David A. Bucher from his sister Emma Bucher, cousin Kate Blocher, and Mary J. Neeley (Mollie).","To David A. Bucher from his cousin David Baer, Kate Blocher, cousin Maggie Ohier, cousin Mollie A. Bear, and others.","To David A. Bucher from Jesse and Emily Bucher and Mollie at Shade Gap.","Of David A. Bucher, temperance speech handwritten by D.A. Bucher, and a penmanship book written in by D.A. Bucher including minutes of a meeting of the Odd Fellows of Bridgewater Lodge No. 120, November 21, 1872.","Of Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Virginia).","For Isaac Chenowith to be brought before the Berkeley County Court on the third Tuesday of August to answer a contempt charge, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between George Tringle of Berkeley County and Richard Rigg, signed by P. Pendleton, and including a document concerning the agreement.","For the sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles Magill and Isaac Chinoweth.","60 For land to be surveyed for Andrew Waggoner, signed by John Harvie.","J. T. Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.","For sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.","Regarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.","That John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.","Of William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.","To John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.","Between Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.","Of tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.","Of Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.","Of Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.","Of William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.","To summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. Hunter.","To Isaac Means, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","Between James Sargent of Hampshire County and Margaret, his wife, and Daniel Loy.","To Thomas Ewes, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","To bring James Faulkner to court, signed by Mo Hunter.","Of Mo Hunter about a suit between William Slaughter and Cornelius Conway.","Between Daniel Loy and Christiana, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and John Loy of the same place.","About John Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, who stood incriminated by an inquisition of a grand jury of the crime of murder of a Negro slave named Jack, the property of Alexander Robinson.","Between Jacob Coons, Senior, of Berkeley County, Virginia, and John Bowman of Berkeley County, Virginia","Of Isaac Means and Nancy, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and Edward Taylor of the same place.","To Nehemiah Hunley, signed by Governor James Barbour.","Of Aaron Kennedy and Daniel Oburn due to John Wilson, signed by David Hunter, Clerk of Berkeley County, Virginia","To Jacob Parker, signed by Governor Thomas M. Randolph.","For Jacob Zumbre to appear, signed by John Porterfield, Berkeley County, Virginia","Between Ephraim Means and Ellen, his wife, and Edward Taylor.","Of land ranted Jacob Parker, signed by Governor John Floyd.","Between James Curtis and Royal Strother and Anthony Chambers, Berkeley County, Virginia","Stating that Charles D. Stewart who swore that he had delivered to Jacob Van Doren, with whom Royal Struther lives, a copy of the within notice, signed by Johnston Magowen.","Between Daniel Mathews and Easter, his wife, of Rockingham County, Virginia, and George Sites of the same place.","to Frederick Kaniston, signed by Lieutenant Governor Wyndham Robertson.","For Edmund Bridge, executor of the will of Mary Coffey and trustee for Elizabeth Bridge.","Of land granted John Parker, signed by Governor James McDowell, Esq.","From Jacob P. Ridenour to William Taylor.","To John Loy, signed by Governor Joseph Johnson with enclosed map.","For Elizabeth Strawdeman, widow of Adam Strawdeman; Jacob Strawdeman; Henry Strawdeman; Henry Richman and Mary Ann, his wife; William Strawdeman; Absalom Lee and Catherine, his wife; and Leonard M.N. Strawdeman to appear at the Hardy County, Virginia, Court.","That Absalom Lee has performed one day of extra labour on the land in said precinct.","Of agreement between Wm. Campbell and D. A. Bucher for instruction in the Branches of Dentistry that Campbell is to give Bucher.","Of agreement between William Campbell and D.A. Bucher that Bucher is to pay Campbell $100 for instruction in dentistry.","BetweenDr. W.A. Hinchman and Dr. D.A. Bucher, both of Broad Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.","Snyder grants unto Jacob F. Stouffer the \"right, title, and interest\" in his invention fo the sum of $10. D.","Of Robert Worthington to Magnus Tate, Jr.","Vol. 3.","I.O.O.F.","Richmond: Fergusson \u0026 Rady, Printers.","4 copies.","7 copies.","Published by John Bull.","On \"Bounty Land, Pension and General Agency,\" Washington, D.C.","Of Wm. Earl, 26 Laight St., New York","Facts for the Million. Over 30 Years Experience in the Treatment of Chronic \u0026 Sexual Diseases.","Philidelphia: Dr. D. Jayne \u0026 Son.","New York: Gaylord Watson."],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_coll_ssim":["Sons of Temperance of North America"],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Sons of Temperance of North America"],"corpname_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Sons of Temperance of North America"],"language_ssim":["English"],"descrules_ssm":["Describing Archives: A Content Standard"],"total_component_count_is":129,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T03:52:50.276Z","collection":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"numFoundExact":true,"docs":[{"id":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8496","ead_ssi":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8496","_root_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8496","_nest_parent_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8496","ead_source_url_ssi":"data/oai/WM/repositories_2_resources_8496.xml","title_filing_ssi":"Bucher, David A.","title_ssm":["David A. Bucher Papers"],"title_tesim":["David A. Bucher Papers"],"unitdate_ssm":["1769-1912"],"unitdate_inclusive_ssm":["1769-1912"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["Mss. 65 B87","/repositories/2/resources/8496"],"text":["Mss. 65 B87","/repositories/2/resources/8496","David A. Bucher Papers","Berkeley County (W.Va.)--History","Bridgewater (Va.)--History--19th century","Rockingham County (Va.)--History--19th century","Dentistry--Virginia--History--19th century","Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa., 1863","Legal documents","Temperance--History--19th century","Temperance--Societies, etc","United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865","Agendas (administrative records)","Correspondence","Voters' lists","429 items","Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Papers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia. The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg."," Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Va. [W. Va.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Papers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg. Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Virginia [West Virginia.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Written to David A. Bucher, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania from friends and relatives in Gettysburg, Warfordsburg, and Camp Biddle near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.","To David A. Bucher, Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Sarag Jane Hamilton, near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania and others.","To David A. Bucher from Libby A. Slater, \"Lydia,\" E. Slater, Sada Jane Hamilton, Jesse D. Bucher, Kate Blocher, and Mollie A. Bear.","To David A. Bucher from Libbie Slater, Yillia Wagner, and others.","To David A. Bucher, Broad Top City, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Oliver Blocher, Yillia Wagner, Jesse D. Bucher, and \"Em\" Alexander.","To David A. Bucher, Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, from \"Alexander,\" Jesse Bucher, A.M. Baer, and Mollie A. Bear. Included is a letter: \"Jesse\" to \"Dear Friends at home,\" March 6, 1870, commenting on the 1870 Virginia law exempting a person from old debts if he is not worth more than $2000.","To David A. Bucher from Mollie (Bear?), Jesse and Emily \"your brother and sister,\" \"Zill,\" and David Baer.","First mention of dentistry in letters beginning in August 1870.","To David A. Bucher from David Baer, Mollie Braniff, \"Em,\" and Ithamar R. Scott.","To David A. Bucher from Margaret McNeely, Lucinda J. Ranck at Three Springs, Pennsylvania, Kate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Scott Mack, \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa, \"Jesse\" and Emily Bucher at Montezuma.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa telling of the emigration from Polk City to Missouri, Kansas, California, and Oregon; and Kate Blocher at Gettysburg. List of the licensed dentists in Pennsylvania in 1871 published by the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"","To David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.","To David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.","To David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. Speck, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, \"Emma\" of Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mother,\" and \"Sister Ella\" and others.","Letter, February 8, 1873, from \"C.G.S.,\" Alexandria, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, telling of the difficulties of teaching and stating, \"That a Teacher should be worried by arbitrary and refractory scholars was beyond my comprehension until I found it out by sad experience.\"","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; J.T. Logan, Orbisonia; the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.; C.G. Speck, Shippensburg, Pa., April 27, 1873, about his new position as a teacher at the Cumberland Valley Normal School; \"Mollie\" mentioning that Bucher was married and coming home on his wedding trip, June 10, 1873. David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, to \"Dear Friends at home,\" June 20, 1872, about his dental practice in Bridgewater. Four letters from Bucher to \"Pettie,\" July 28, 1873.","Scope and Contents Letter to David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, from C. Edgar Salyards; an advertisement of C.N. Howard \u0026 Co., New York, to W. Witheson, Jr., Waynesboro, Virginia Ralph in diplomatic service, Innsbruck, Austria, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Waynesboro, Virginia, August 14, 1911, mentioning visits to the museum, the Hof Kirche, and a battlefield Ralph, Innsbruck, to Miss Mildred Weaver, August 21, 1911, telling of his visit to the battlefield of Berg Isel and of the 81st birthday celebration of the Emperor Franz Joseph Ralph, Constantinople, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Quincy, January 17, 1912, telling of attending a new opera from Vienna called Die Keusche Suzanne.","To David A. Bucher from Kate Blocher, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mell\" in Shade Gap, and others.","To David A. Bucher from his sister Emma Bucher, cousin Kate Blocher, and Mary J. Neeley (Mollie).","To David A. Bucher from his cousin David Baer, Kate Blocher, cousin Maggie Ohier, cousin Mollie A. Bear, and others.","To David A. Bucher from Jesse and Emily Bucher and Mollie at Shade Gap.","Of David A. Bucher, temperance speech handwritten by D.A. Bucher, and a penmanship book written in by D.A. Bucher including minutes of a meeting of the Odd Fellows of Bridgewater Lodge No. 120, November 21, 1872.","Of Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Virginia).","For Isaac Chenowith to be brought before the Berkeley County Court on the third Tuesday of August to answer a contempt charge, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between George Tringle of Berkeley County and Richard Rigg, signed by P. Pendleton, and including a document concerning the agreement.","For the sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles Magill and Isaac Chinoweth.","60 For land to be surveyed for Andrew Waggoner, signed by John Harvie.","J. T. Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.","For sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.","Regarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.","That John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.","Of William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.","To John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.","Between Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.","Of tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.","Of Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.","Of Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.","Of William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.","To summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. Hunter.","To Isaac Means, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","Between James Sargent of Hampshire County and Margaret, his wife, and Daniel Loy.","To Thomas Ewes, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","To bring James Faulkner to court, signed by Mo Hunter.","Of Mo Hunter about a suit between William Slaughter and Cornelius Conway.","Between Daniel Loy and Christiana, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and John Loy of the same place.","About John Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, who stood incriminated by an inquisition of a grand jury of the crime of murder of a Negro slave named Jack, the property of Alexander Robinson.","Between Jacob Coons, Senior, of Berkeley County, Virginia, and John Bowman of Berkeley County, Virginia","Of Isaac Means and Nancy, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and Edward Taylor of the same place.","To Nehemiah Hunley, signed by Governor James Barbour.","Of Aaron Kennedy and Daniel Oburn due to John Wilson, signed by David Hunter, Clerk of Berkeley County, Virginia","To Jacob Parker, signed by Governor Thomas M. Randolph.","For Jacob Zumbre to appear, signed by John Porterfield, Berkeley County, Virginia","Between Ephraim Means and Ellen, his wife, and Edward Taylor.","Of land ranted Jacob Parker, signed by Governor John Floyd.","Between James Curtis and Royal Strother and Anthony Chambers, Berkeley County, Virginia","Stating that Charles D. Stewart who swore that he had delivered to Jacob Van Doren, with whom Royal Struther lives, a copy of the within notice, signed by Johnston Magowen.","Between Daniel Mathews and Easter, his wife, of Rockingham County, Virginia, and George Sites of the same place.","to Frederick Kaniston, signed by Lieutenant Governor Wyndham Robertson.","For Edmund Bridge, executor of the will of Mary Coffey and trustee for Elizabeth Bridge.","Of land granted John Parker, signed by Governor James McDowell, Esq.","From Jacob P. Ridenour to William Taylor.","To John Loy, signed by Governor Joseph Johnson with enclosed map.","For Elizabeth Strawdeman, widow of Adam Strawdeman; Jacob Strawdeman; Henry Strawdeman; Henry Richman and Mary Ann, his wife; William Strawdeman; Absalom Lee and Catherine, his wife; and Leonard M.N. Strawdeman to appear at the Hardy County, Virginia, Court.","That Absalom Lee has performed one day of extra labour on the land in said precinct.","Of agreement between Wm. Campbell and D. A. Bucher for instruction in the Branches of Dentistry that Campbell is to give Bucher.","Of agreement between William Campbell and D.A. Bucher that Bucher is to pay Campbell $100 for instruction in dentistry.","BetweenDr. W.A. Hinchman and Dr. D.A. Bucher, both of Broad Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.","Snyder grants unto Jacob F. Stouffer the \"right, title, and interest\" in his invention fo the sum of $10. 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Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg. Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Virginia [West Virginia.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eWritten to David A. Bucher, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania from friends and relatives in Gettysburg, Warfordsburg, and Camp Biddle near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Sarag Jane Hamilton, near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Libby A. Slater, \"Lydia,\" E. Slater, Sada Jane Hamilton, Jesse D. Bucher, Kate Blocher, and Mollie A. Bear.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Libbie Slater, Yillia Wagner, and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Broad Top City, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Oliver Blocher, Yillia Wagner, Jesse D. Bucher, and \"Em\" Alexander.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, from \"Alexander,\" Jesse Bucher, A.M. Baer, and Mollie A. Bear. Included is a letter: \"Jesse\" to \"Dear Friends at home,\" March 6, 1870, commenting on the 1870 Virginia law exempting a person from old debts if he is not worth more than $2000.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Mollie (Bear?), Jesse and Emily \"your brother and sister,\" \"Zill,\" and David Baer.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst mention of dentistry in letters beginning in August 1870.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from David Baer, Mollie Braniff, \"Em,\" and Ithamar R. Scott.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from Margaret McNeely, Lucinda J. Ranck at Three Springs, Pennsylvania, Kate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Scott Mack, \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa, \"Jesse\" and Emily Bucher at Montezuma.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa telling of the emigration from Polk City to Missouri, Kansas, California, and Oregon; and Kate Blocher at Gettysburg. List of the licensed dentists in Pennsylvania in 1871 published by the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. 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Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFor sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRegarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThat John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBetween Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOf William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTo summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. 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Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia. The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg."," Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Va. [W. Va.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Papers, 1769-1912, including letters, 1861-1874, written to David A. Bucher, dentist of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania and later, of Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia The letters are from relatives and friends in Bridgewater, Virginia, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Hancock, Maryland, Orbisonia, Carlisle, McConnellsburg, Gettysburg and Round Grove, Pennsylvania and Polk City, Iowa. One letter concerns the Battle of Gettysburg. Collection also includes legal documents; voting list, 1789; delinquent tax list, 1792, of Berkeley County, Virginia [West Virginia.]; land grants; and records, 1870, of the Grand Division of Virginia Sons of Temperance.","Written to David A. Bucher, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania from friends and relatives in Gettysburg, Warfordsburg, and Camp Biddle near Carlisle, Pennsylvania.","To David A. Bucher, Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Sarag Jane Hamilton, near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania and others.","To David A. Bucher from Libby A. Slater, \"Lydia,\" E. Slater, Sada Jane Hamilton, Jesse D. Bucher, Kate Blocher, and Mollie A. Bear.","To David A. Bucher from Libbie Slater, Yillia Wagner, and others.","To David A. Bucher, Broad Top City, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, from Oliver Blocher, Yillia Wagner, Jesse D. Bucher, and \"Em\" Alexander.","To David A. Bucher, Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, from \"Alexander,\" Jesse Bucher, A.M. Baer, and Mollie A. Bear. Included is a letter: \"Jesse\" to \"Dear Friends at home,\" March 6, 1870, commenting on the 1870 Virginia law exempting a person from old debts if he is not worth more than $2000.","To David A. Bucher from Mollie (Bear?), Jesse and Emily \"your brother and sister,\" \"Zill,\" and David Baer.","First mention of dentistry in letters beginning in August 1870.","To David A. Bucher from David Baer, Mollie Braniff, \"Em,\" and Ithamar R. Scott.","To David A. Bucher from Margaret McNeely, Lucinda J. Ranck at Three Springs, Pennsylvania, Kate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Scott Mack, \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa, \"Jesse\" and Emily Bucher at Montezuma.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" Alexander at Polk City, Iowa telling of the emigration from Polk City to Missouri, Kansas, California, and Oregon; and Kate Blocher at Gettysburg. List of the licensed dentists in Pennsylvania in 1871 published by the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company. Letter, April 20, 1871, from \"brother Jesse Bucher, Montezuma, to David A. Bucher, stating \"But a word while I think of it, about that Strychnine. Be very careful with your Prof. Campbell. For although you may not have the remotest idea of poison, yet you may get a dose through Jealousy which may be caused by your success in your business. Keep a sharp lookout and I would take an early opportunity, if I were you, of totally dissolving partnership and leaving their neighborhood.\"","To David A. Bucher from the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company, Boston, Massachusetts; sister McNeely; and \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; Kaate Blocher at Gettysburg, Pensylvania; Louie Kuhn at Harrisonville, Pennsylvania; and various local people abou this dentistry practice.","To David A. Bucher who is temporarily at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Louie,\" \"Mollie,\" and \"the same old Coon Em.\" Also, a letter from David A. Bucher, now back at Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, to Mr. Young, March 6, 1872, saying he plans to return to Virginia in September. Letter, March 13, 1872, from R.S. Kuhn, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, to David A. Bucher.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania, from Jesse and Emily Bucher at Montezuma, and \"Em\" at Des Moines, Iowa.","To David A. Bucher, Shade Gap, Pennsylvnaia, and in September, in Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, from \"Em,\" Des Moines, Iowa, \"Mollie\" and others.","To David A. Bucher at Bridgewater, from \"Mollie\" at Shade Gap, C.G. Speck, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, \"Emma\" of Shirleysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mother,\" and \"Sister Ella\" and others.","Letter, February 8, 1873, from \"C.G.S.,\" Alexandria, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, telling of the difficulties of teaching and stating, \"That a Teacher should be worried by arbitrary and refractory scholars was beyond my comprehension until I found it out by sad experience.\"","To David A. Bucher from \"Em\" at Polk City, Iowa; J.T. Logan, Orbisonia; the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.; C.G. Speck, Shippensburg, Pa., April 27, 1873, about his new position as a teacher at the Cumberland Valley Normal School; \"Mollie\" mentioning that Bucher was married and coming home on his wedding trip, June 10, 1873. David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, to \"Dear Friends at home,\" June 20, 1872, about his dental practice in Bridgewater. Four letters from Bucher to \"Pettie,\" July 28, 1873.","Scope and Contents Letter to David A. Bucher, Bridgewater, from C. Edgar Salyards; an advertisement of C.N. Howard \u0026 Co., New York, to W. Witheson, Jr., Waynesboro, Virginia Ralph in diplomatic service, Innsbruck, Austria, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Waynesboro, Virginia, August 14, 1911, mentioning visits to the museum, the Hof Kirche, and a battlefield Ralph, Innsbruck, to Miss Mildred Weaver, August 21, 1911, telling of his visit to the battlefield of Berg Isel and of the 81st birthday celebration of the Emperor Franz Joseph Ralph, Constantinople, to Miss Mildred Weaver, Quincy, January 17, 1912, telling of attending a new opera from Vienna called Die Keusche Suzanne.","To David A. Bucher from Kate Blocher, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, \"Mell\" in Shade Gap, and others.","To David A. Bucher from his sister Emma Bucher, cousin Kate Blocher, and Mary J. Neeley (Mollie).","To David A. Bucher from his cousin David Baer, Kate Blocher, cousin Maggie Ohier, cousin Mollie A. Bear, and others.","To David A. 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Mason to the Worshipful Court of Berkeley County, regarding the suit between Briscoe and Conway.","For sheriff of Berkeley County to summon Charles McGill and Isaac Chenoweth to appear, signed by Mo Hunter.","Between Jacob Ong of Martinsburgh, Berkeley County, Virginia, carpenter, and Robert Willcox of the same place.","Regarding the dispute between George Briscoe and George Riely and Cornelius Conway.","That John Tingle and Mary Benett will take the deposition of William Baily and Edward Beeson.","Of William Baily given to Berkeley Court in the suit depending between John Tingle and Mary Bennet, plaintiffs, and Charles Magill, defendant.","To John Morrel and Samuel Morrel, signed by Governor Henry Lee.","Between Josias Herbert of Berkeley County, Virginia, and Cumberland Wilson of the town of Dumfries.","Of tax Delinquents on the East Side of Ossequan Creek.","Of Smith Slaughter in a suit depending between George Cole Briscoe and Cornelius Conway in Berkeley Court.","Of Moses Hunter in the suit of John Tingle, heir at law of George Tingle, decd., by Mary Bennett, his guardian, as complainants, and Charles Magill and Isaac Chennowith, children, as defendants.","Of William Hinshaw in a dispute depending in chancery in Berkeley Court between Tingle's heirs and Charles Magill.","To summon Robert Worthington to Court to answer the petition of Magnus Tate, signed by M. Hunter.","To Isaac Means, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","Between James Sargent of Hampshire County and Margaret, his wife, and Daniel Loy.","To Thomas Ewes, signed by Gov. Robert Brooke.","To bring James Faulkner to court, signed by Mo Hunter.","Of Mo Hunter about a suit between William Slaughter and Cornelius Conway.","Between Daniel Loy and Christiana, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and John Loy of the same place.","About John Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, who stood incriminated by an inquisition of a grand jury of the crime of murder of a Negro slave named Jack, the property of Alexander Robinson.","Between Jacob Coons, Senior, of Berkeley County, Virginia, and John Bowman of Berkeley County, Virginia","Of Isaac Means and Nancy, his wife, of Hampshire County, Virginia, and Edward Taylor of the same place.","To Nehemiah Hunley, signed by Governor James Barbour.","Of Aaron Kennedy and Daniel Oburn due to John Wilson, signed by David Hunter, Clerk of Berkeley County, Virginia","To Jacob Parker, signed by Governor Thomas M. Randolph.","For Jacob Zumbre to appear, signed by John Porterfield, Berkeley County, Virginia","Between Ephraim Means and Ellen, his wife, and Edward Taylor.","Of land ranted Jacob Parker, signed by Governor John Floyd.","Between James Curtis and Royal Strother and Anthony Chambers, Berkeley County, Virginia","Stating that Charles D. Stewart who swore that he had delivered to Jacob Van Doren, with whom Royal Struther lives, a copy of the within notice, signed by Johnston Magowen.","Between Daniel Mathews and Easter, his wife, of Rockingham County, Virginia, and George Sites of the same place.","to Frederick Kaniston, signed by Lieutenant Governor Wyndham Robertson.","For Edmund Bridge, executor of the will of Mary Coffey and trustee for Elizabeth Bridge.","Of land granted John Parker, signed by Governor James McDowell, Esq.","From Jacob P. Ridenour to William Taylor.","To John Loy, signed by Governor Joseph Johnson with enclosed map.","For Elizabeth Strawdeman, widow of Adam Strawdeman; Jacob Strawdeman; Henry Strawdeman; Henry Richman and Mary Ann, his wife; William Strawdeman; Absalom Lee and Catherine, his wife; and Leonard M.N. Strawdeman to appear at the Hardy County, Virginia, Court.","That Absalom Lee has performed one day of extra labour on the land in said precinct.","Of agreement between Wm. Campbell and D. A. Bucher for instruction in the Branches of Dentistry that Campbell is to give Bucher.","Of agreement between William Campbell and D.A. Bucher that Bucher is to pay Campbell $100 for instruction in dentistry.","BetweenDr. W.A. Hinchman and Dr. D.A. Bucher, both of Broad Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.","Snyder grants unto Jacob F. Stouffer the \"right, title, and interest\" in his invention fo the sum of $10. 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Name of worker - Last name Name of worker - First Name Name of worker - Middle Name Gender Race Information re: the workers Tidlow Thomas Sluss David Loore Jacob Campbell Ann Female Gully James Sluss Andrew Muster Webb Noah Decker Christian Campbell Sarah Female Fansler Samuel Muster Colber George Myers Female Price Noah Shomo John Clatterbuck Wesley Thomas Thornton Shomo Henry Fletcher William Kline David Hively John Seagle Baltzer Marshall John Veaney Samuel Carter Landon Petit William Southern John Carter Rachel Female Probably Landon's daughter Carter Mary sister went home after dinner Middleton, Benjamin Carter Joseph son of Landon Good Noah McGarvey John Winkler Barbara Female Stoneberger George Renner George Durham Abner Fairburns Robert Long Jacob muster Washington Joseph William McDaniel Learin Dodson William Williams Alexander Bodel William Wittig Ulrich Siegal Henry Steffey John Barnett Christian Rucker William Mouser Jacob Tetchstone John Shand Joseph Adamson Simon Carter Francis Watkins John son William Silvius William Silvius Isaac Thomas Daniel Shomo John Sommers William Roller John Roller William Siebert John quit to work in kitchen Wooden William Aleshire Henry Funk David Carter Mary Female house with sister Susan Linebough Salena Female Moore Rebecca Winkler Michael Reeves Thomas Ford John North a man of color p. 210 Helbert Levi Jack a man of color p. 216 Backman Adam Almond Edward Almond William Smith Isaac McGee Angus Sinkel Christopher Kube George Riley James Whitmire Christian Tend mill on thirds. Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026 brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man","These pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. Pages with Siram P. 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Went along with Nicholas Myers to Harrisonburg for his marriage license bleeding nose, go to brothers Daniel 81 two hole mousetrap 87 Second Christmas day 88-89 David Spitzer and Ephraim Woods carpenters 94 Threshing machine injury 101 Horse named Davy Crockett 107 John Bell apprentice 113 2 gallons whiskey to treat company on day of parade Thornton Thomas 115 general muster 118 white Monday Gully to Harrisonburg for marriage license; half day wedding day 127 attending burial of Gerard A. Henkel Nicholas Myers wife housework 129 mowing in orchard 133 Methodist meeting house lot 136 Strickler field 139 Kline's bottom and field near 142 Timothy bottom and meadow 146 upper riffle and second riffle S. G. Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026 shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. Henkels 245 Rebecca Moore at uncle Noah Spritzere 246 Elias Tussing moved into the joiner shop -- live rent-free for one year 251 sawmill book cirsus show 254 old widow Tranbond's burial Andrew Frank's wedding Henry Moffitt's burial camp meeting William Sommers to Page County with two Mr. Griffy's. 256 William Sommers brother Noah 257 William Sommers took new handle to apple gatherers 257 David Perry at uncle Abraham Holtzinger's burial (may be Holsinger) 259 Mary Carter's sister Rachel's wedding 264 Mr. Tussig 265 Shooting Match 267 general muster at Turbytown Siram in Hardy County a shooting and pitching brother Solomons 269 a fishing (there were five nets) 277 Pennybackers sale 280 land warrant surveying gap land and Overby land surveyor Elias Horn boots for son Lewis Philip and son Samuel Augustus 282 German silver table spoons 282 brother S. G. H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. 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Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026 compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. 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Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026 brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man","These pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. Pages with Siram P. Henkel's Accounts 19 27 35 56 70 84 98 112 124 138 154 160 163 171 173 181 185 191 199 207 211 214 219 239 244 248 255 276 280 282 286 288 292 294 298 313 320 328 334 336 340 346 356 362 368 382 394 448 479 484 504 510 519 529","This is an index to some of the contents of the daybook. It is not a complete index. Page Note 5-12 from the town books, food, thread, Spanish indigo, coffee, butcher knife, 1 German and 1 English almanac, father-in-law is Jacob Coiner, combs, looking glass for maid's room, book titles, 35 Virginia Housewife, 8 day clock made in Bristol, Connecticut 36 cash to pay for seeing animal show 37 Ascension Day 42 May 31, 1836, water into cellar Patent gimlet 64 silver sand 65 Mr. Smith singing school Andrew Crist paid in full in pots 69 silver-plated pencil 71 Andrew Sluss lost half a day's work this afternoon, the day of the presidential election. He went to town to try to sell his [vote]. 75 Lost one days work . . Went along with Nicholas Myers to Harrisonburg for his marriage license bleeding nose, go to brothers Daniel 81 two hole mousetrap 87 Second Christmas day 88-89 David Spitzer and Ephraim Woods carpenters 94 Threshing machine injury 101 Horse named Davy Crockett 107 John Bell apprentice 113 2 gallons whiskey to treat company on day of parade Thornton Thomas 115 general muster 118 white Monday Gully to Harrisonburg for marriage license; half day wedding day 127 attending burial of Gerard A. Henkel Nicholas Myers wife housework 129 mowing in orchard 133 Methodist meeting house lot 136 Strickler field 139 Kline's bottom and field near 142 Timothy bottom and meadow 146 upper riffle and second riffle S. G. Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026 shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. Henkels 245 Rebecca Moore at uncle Noah Spritzere 246 Elias Tussing moved into the joiner shop -- live rent-free for one year 251 sawmill book cirsus show 254 old widow Tranbond's burial Andrew Frank's wedding Henry Moffitt's burial camp meeting William Sommers to Page County with two Mr. Griffy's. 256 William Sommers brother Noah 257 William Sommers took new handle to apple gatherers 257 David Perry at uncle Abraham Holtzinger's burial (may be Holsinger) 259 Mary Carter's sister Rachel's wedding 264 Mr. Tussig 265 Shooting Match 267 general muster at Turbytown Siram in Hardy County a shooting and pitching brother Solomons 269 a fishing (there were five nets) 277 Pennybackers sale 280 land warrant surveying gap land and Overby land surveyor Elias Horn boots for son Lewis Philip and son Samuel Augustus 282 German silver table spoons 282 brother S. G. H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. Moring moved to the cooper's house this evening, he is to pay $1 per month for use of house without garden 336 Overby's deed son Luther shingle nails for Plain's schoolhouse 337 Put in stove for family 340 Cash paid in Richmond for land office Treasury warrant shoes for Margaret 346 scissor chains Pearson W. Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026 compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. He took Andrew Frank his new coffee pot and 2 pairs of new shoes along 425 P 436 3 yards ribbon got at A. Henkel \u0026 Sons. Last payment on land to Pearson W. Overby 437 tailor in Forrestville 442 at Jacob Minicks and at Rader's church 454 Rev. Jacob Stirewalt 455 Rev. Ambrose Henkel 457 shed over the cider press and making new water wheel. 466 up to Mr. Bach in company of Ernest Boerner Benjamin P Miller making large walnut table. 467 digging at foundation of mill 468 tuition from Lewis and Samuel with John Linebaugh 471 Last week she spun for herself. 473 tending masons 479 Walkers Dictionary 484 Subscription for Academy Fence 486 Sawed gateposts Fencing locust posts 488 large locust cill (sill) at water wall hunting locust timber on Foland land hunting locust timber on Foland Lane 495 new mill 510 son John Pd. To Emmanuel Wilkins for tuition of two scholars. 511 circus show 514 pitman 521 Jacob Silvius lost two days work, he was at his brother's burial. 524 Mt. Pleasant Meeting House at the Association. 526 Lutheran Church in New Market. 529 daughter Rebecca Delilah 537 Putting up a coal pit."],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Henkel, Siram Peter, 1809-1879"],"corpname_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center"],"persname_ssim":["Henkel, Siram Peter, 1809-1879"],"language_ssim":["English"],"total_component_count_is":4,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T00:59:33.231Z","scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDaybook, 1835-1849, kept by Siram Peter Henkel for Solomon Henkel at Plains Mill Store, Rockingham County, Va. Includes records of purchases,  and records of farm workers, their tasks and their reasons for missing work. Also includes Henkel's  purchases for himself and his family.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis is not an index to all workers -- it indexes workers hired by the month. Name of worker - Last name Name of worker - First Name Name of worker - Middle Name Gender Race Information re: the workers Tidlow Thomas Sluss David Loore Jacob Campbell Ann Female Gully James Sluss Andrew Muster Webb Noah Decker Christian Campbell Sarah Female Fansler Samuel Muster Colber George Myers Female Price Noah Shomo John Clatterbuck Wesley Thomas Thornton Shomo Henry Fletcher William Kline David Hively John Seagle Baltzer Marshall John Veaney Samuel Carter Landon Petit William Southern John Carter Rachel Female Probably Landon's daughter Carter Mary sister went home after dinner Middleton, Benjamin Carter Joseph son of Landon Good Noah McGarvey John Winkler Barbara Female Stoneberger George Renner George Durham Abner Fairburns Robert Long Jacob muster Washington Joseph William McDaniel Learin Dodson William Williams Alexander Bodel William Wittig Ulrich Siegal Henry Steffey John Barnett Christian Rucker William Mouser Jacob Tetchstone John Shand Joseph Adamson Simon Carter Francis Watkins John son William Silvius William Silvius Isaac Thomas Daniel Shomo John Sommers William Roller John Roller William Siebert John quit to work in kitchen Wooden William Aleshire Henry Funk David Carter Mary Female house with sister Susan Linebough Salena Female Moore Rebecca Winkler Michael Reeves Thomas Ford John North a man of color p. 210 Helbert Levi Jack a man of color p. 216 Backman Adam Almond Edward Almond William Smith Isaac McGee Angus Sinkel Christopher Kube George Riley James Whitmire Christian Tend mill on thirds. Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026amp; brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThese pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. Pages with Siram P. Henkel's Accounts 19 27 35 56 70 84 98 112 124 138 154 160 163 171 173 181 185 191 199 207 211 214 219 239 244 248 255 276 280 282 286 288 292 294 298 313 320 328 334 336 340 346 356 362 368 382 394 448 479 484 504 510 519 529\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis is an index to some of the contents of the daybook. It is not a complete index. Page Note 5-12 from the town books, food, thread, Spanish indigo, coffee, butcher knife, 1 German and 1 English almanac, father-in-law is Jacob Coiner, combs, looking glass for maid's room, book titles, 35 Virginia Housewife, 8 day clock made in Bristol, Connecticut 36 cash to pay for seeing animal show 37 Ascension Day 42 May 31, 1836, water into cellar Patent gimlet 64 silver sand 65 Mr. Smith singing school Andrew Crist paid in full in pots 69 silver-plated pencil 71 Andrew Sluss lost half a day's work this afternoon, the day of the presidential election. He went to town to try to sell his [vote]. 75 Lost one days work . . Went along with Nicholas Myers to Harrisonburg for his marriage license bleeding nose, go to brothers Daniel 81 two hole mousetrap 87 Second Christmas day 88-89 David Spitzer and Ephraim Woods carpenters 94 Threshing machine injury 101 Horse named Davy Crockett 107 John Bell apprentice 113 2 gallons whiskey to treat company on day of parade Thornton Thomas 115 general muster 118 white Monday Gully to Harrisonburg for marriage license; half day wedding day 127 attending burial of Gerard A. Henkel Nicholas Myers wife housework 129 mowing in orchard 133 Methodist meeting house lot 136 Strickler field 139 Kline's bottom and field near 142 Timothy bottom and meadow 146 upper riffle and second riffle S. G. Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026amp; shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. Henkels 245 Rebecca Moore at uncle Noah Spritzere 246 Elias Tussing moved into the joiner shop -- live rent-free for one year 251 sawmill book cirsus show 254 old widow Tranbond's burial Andrew Frank's wedding Henry Moffitt's burial camp meeting William Sommers to Page County with two Mr. Griffy's. 256 William Sommers brother Noah 257 William Sommers took new handle to apple gatherers 257 David Perry at uncle Abraham Holtzinger's burial (may be Holsinger) 259 Mary Carter's sister Rachel's wedding 264 Mr. Tussig 265 Shooting Match 267 general muster at Turbytown Siram in Hardy County a shooting and pitching brother Solomons 269 a fishing (there were five nets) 277 Pennybackers sale 280 land warrant surveying gap land and Overby land surveyor Elias Horn boots for son Lewis Philip and son Samuel Augustus 282 German silver table spoons 282 brother S. G. H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. Moring moved to the cooper's house this evening, he is to pay $1 per month for use of house without garden 336 Overby's deed son Luther shingle nails for Plain's schoolhouse 337 Put in stove for family 340 Cash paid in Richmond for land office Treasury warrant shoes for Margaret 346 scissor chains Pearson W. Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026amp; compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. He took Andrew Frank his new coffee pot and 2 pairs of new shoes along 425 P 436 3 yards ribbon got at A. Henkel \u0026amp; Sons. Last payment on land to Pearson W. Overby 437 tailor in Forrestville 442 at Jacob Minicks and at Rader's church 454 Rev. Jacob Stirewalt 455 Rev. Ambrose Henkel 457 shed over the cider press and making new water wheel. 466 up to Mr. Bach in company of Ernest Boerner Benjamin P Miller making large walnut table. 467 digging at foundation of mill 468 tuition from Lewis and Samuel with John Linebaugh 471 Last week she spun for herself. 473 tending masons 479 Walkers Dictionary 484 Subscription for Academy Fence 486 Sawed gateposts Fencing locust posts 488 large locust cill (sill) at water wall hunting locust timber on Foland land hunting locust timber on Foland Lane 495 new mill 510 son John Pd. To Emmanuel Wilkins for tuition of two scholars. 511 circus show 514 pitman 521 Jacob Silvius lost two days work, he was at his brother's burial. 524 Mt. 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Acc. 2007.113","/repositories/2/resources/555","Henkel Plains Mill Store Daybook","Rockingham County (Va.)--History--19th century","Agricultural laborers--Virginia","Merchants--Virginia--History--19th century","Merchants--Virginia--Rockingham County","Account books","Daybooks","1 volume","Document is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Chronological.","Siram Peter Henkel was the son of Dr. Solomon Henkel (1777-1847) and Rebecca Miller and the brother of Dr. Samuel Godfrey, Solomon D., Dr. Solon Paul Charles and Dr. Silon A. Henkel."," Siram Peter Henkel (1809-1879) married June 30, 1835 to Margaret Koiner (1820-1899) had 12 children at Plains Mill, Rockingham County."," Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki:  .","See Henkel Family Papers ( Mss. 39.1 H38)","Daybook, 1835-1849, kept by Siram Peter Henkel for Solomon Henkel at Plains Mill Store, Rockingham County, Va. Includes records of purchases,  and records of farm workers, their tasks and their reasons for missing work. Also includes Henkel's  purchases for himself and his family.","This is not an index to all workers -- it indexes workers hired by the month. Name of worker - Last name Name of worker - First Name Name of worker - Middle Name Gender Race Information re: the workers Tidlow Thomas Sluss David Loore Jacob Campbell Ann Female Gully James Sluss Andrew Muster Webb Noah Decker Christian Campbell Sarah Female Fansler Samuel Muster Colber George Myers Female Price Noah Shomo John Clatterbuck Wesley Thomas Thornton Shomo Henry Fletcher William Kline David Hively John Seagle Baltzer Marshall John Veaney Samuel Carter Landon Petit William Southern John Carter Rachel Female Probably Landon's daughter Carter Mary sister went home after dinner Middleton, Benjamin Carter Joseph son of Landon Good Noah McGarvey John Winkler Barbara Female Stoneberger George Renner George Durham Abner Fairburns Robert Long Jacob muster Washington Joseph William McDaniel Learin Dodson William Williams Alexander Bodel William Wittig Ulrich Siegal Henry Steffey John Barnett Christian Rucker William Mouser Jacob Tetchstone John Shand Joseph Adamson Simon Carter Francis Watkins John son William Silvius William Silvius Isaac Thomas Daniel Shomo John Sommers William Roller John Roller William Siebert John quit to work in kitchen Wooden William Aleshire Henry Funk David Carter Mary Female house with sister Susan Linebough Salena Female Moore Rebecca Winkler Michael Reeves Thomas Ford John North a man of color p. 210 Helbert Levi Jack a man of color p. 216 Backman Adam Almond Edward Almond William Smith Isaac McGee Angus Sinkel Christopher Kube George Riley James Whitmire Christian Tend mill on thirds. Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026 brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man","These pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. Pages with Siram P. Henkel's Accounts 19 27 35 56 70 84 98 112 124 138 154 160 163 171 173 181 185 191 199 207 211 214 219 239 244 248 255 276 280 282 286 288 292 294 298 313 320 328 334 336 340 346 356 362 368 382 394 448 479 484 504 510 519 529","This is an index to some of the contents of the daybook. It is not a complete index. Page Note 5-12 from the town books, food, thread, Spanish indigo, coffee, butcher knife, 1 German and 1 English almanac, father-in-law is Jacob Coiner, combs, looking glass for maid's room, book titles, 35 Virginia Housewife, 8 day clock made in Bristol, Connecticut 36 cash to pay for seeing animal show 37 Ascension Day 42 May 31, 1836, water into cellar Patent gimlet 64 silver sand 65 Mr. Smith singing school Andrew Crist paid in full in pots 69 silver-plated pencil 71 Andrew Sluss lost half a day's work this afternoon, the day of the presidential election. He went to town to try to sell his [vote]. 75 Lost one days work . . Went along with Nicholas Myers to Harrisonburg for his marriage license bleeding nose, go to brothers Daniel 81 two hole mousetrap 87 Second Christmas day 88-89 David Spitzer and Ephraim Woods carpenters 94 Threshing machine injury 101 Horse named Davy Crockett 107 John Bell apprentice 113 2 gallons whiskey to treat company on day of parade Thornton Thomas 115 general muster 118 white Monday Gully to Harrisonburg for marriage license; half day wedding day 127 attending burial of Gerard A. Henkel Nicholas Myers wife housework 129 mowing in orchard 133 Methodist meeting house lot 136 Strickler field 139 Kline's bottom and field near 142 Timothy bottom and meadow 146 upper riffle and second riffle S. G. Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026 shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. Henkels 245 Rebecca Moore at uncle Noah Spritzere 246 Elias Tussing moved into the joiner shop -- live rent-free for one year 251 sawmill book cirsus show 254 old widow Tranbond's burial Andrew Frank's wedding Henry Moffitt's burial camp meeting William Sommers to Page County with two Mr. Griffy's. 256 William Sommers brother Noah 257 William Sommers took new handle to apple gatherers 257 David Perry at uncle Abraham Holtzinger's burial (may be Holsinger) 259 Mary Carter's sister Rachel's wedding 264 Mr. Tussig 265 Shooting Match 267 general muster at Turbytown Siram in Hardy County a shooting and pitching brother Solomons 269 a fishing (there were five nets) 277 Pennybackers sale 280 land warrant surveying gap land and Overby land surveyor Elias Horn boots for son Lewis Philip and son Samuel Augustus 282 German silver table spoons 282 brother S. G. H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. Moring moved to the cooper's house this evening, he is to pay $1 per month for use of house without garden 336 Overby's deed son Luther shingle nails for Plain's schoolhouse 337 Put in stove for family 340 Cash paid in Richmond for land office Treasury warrant shoes for Margaret 346 scissor chains Pearson W. Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026 compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. 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Includes records of purchases,  and records of farm workers, their tasks and their reasons for missing work. Also includes Henkel's  purchases for himself and his family.","This is not an index to all workers -- it indexes workers hired by the month. Name of worker - Last name Name of worker - First Name Name of worker - Middle Name Gender Race Information re: the workers Tidlow Thomas Sluss David Loore Jacob Campbell Ann Female Gully James Sluss Andrew Muster Webb Noah Decker Christian Campbell Sarah Female Fansler Samuel Muster Colber George Myers Female Price Noah Shomo John Clatterbuck Wesley Thomas Thornton Shomo Henry Fletcher William Kline David Hively John Seagle Baltzer Marshall John Veaney Samuel Carter Landon Petit William Southern John Carter Rachel Female Probably Landon's daughter Carter Mary sister went home after dinner Middleton, Benjamin Carter Joseph son of Landon Good Noah McGarvey John Winkler Barbara Female Stoneberger George Renner George Durham Abner Fairburns Robert Long Jacob muster Washington Joseph William McDaniel Learin Dodson William Williams Alexander Bodel William Wittig Ulrich Siegal Henry Steffey John Barnett Christian Rucker William Mouser Jacob Tetchstone John Shand Joseph Adamson Simon Carter Francis Watkins John son William Silvius William Silvius Isaac Thomas Daniel Shomo John Sommers William Roller John Roller William Siebert John quit to work in kitchen Wooden William Aleshire Henry Funk David Carter Mary Female house with sister Susan Linebough Salena Female Moore Rebecca Winkler Michael Reeves Thomas Ford John North a man of color p. 210 Helbert Levi Jack a man of color p. 216 Backman Adam Almond Edward Almond William Smith Isaac McGee Angus Sinkel Christopher Kube George Riley James Whitmire Christian Tend mill on thirds. Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026 brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man","These pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. Pages with Siram P. Henkel's Accounts 19 27 35 56 70 84 98 112 124 138 154 160 163 171 173 181 185 191 199 207 211 214 219 239 244 248 255 276 280 282 286 288 292 294 298 313 320 328 334 336 340 346 356 362 368 382 394 448 479 484 504 510 519 529","This is an index to some of the contents of the daybook. It is not a complete index. Page Note 5-12 from the town books, food, thread, Spanish indigo, coffee, butcher knife, 1 German and 1 English almanac, father-in-law is Jacob Coiner, combs, looking glass for maid's room, book titles, 35 Virginia Housewife, 8 day clock made in Bristol, Connecticut 36 cash to pay for seeing animal show 37 Ascension Day 42 May 31, 1836, water into cellar Patent gimlet 64 silver sand 65 Mr. Smith singing school Andrew Crist paid in full in pots 69 silver-plated pencil 71 Andrew Sluss lost half a day's work this afternoon, the day of the presidential election. He went to town to try to sell his [vote]. 75 Lost one days work . . Went along with Nicholas Myers to Harrisonburg for his marriage license bleeding nose, go to brothers Daniel 81 two hole mousetrap 87 Second Christmas day 88-89 David Spitzer and Ephraim Woods carpenters 94 Threshing machine injury 101 Horse named Davy Crockett 107 John Bell apprentice 113 2 gallons whiskey to treat company on day of parade Thornton Thomas 115 general muster 118 white Monday Gully to Harrisonburg for marriage license; half day wedding day 127 attending burial of Gerard A. Henkel Nicholas Myers wife housework 129 mowing in orchard 133 Methodist meeting house lot 136 Strickler field 139 Kline's bottom and field near 142 Timothy bottom and meadow 146 upper riffle and second riffle S. G. Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026 shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. Henkels 245 Rebecca Moore at uncle Noah Spritzere 246 Elias Tussing moved into the joiner shop -- live rent-free for one year 251 sawmill book cirsus show 254 old widow Tranbond's burial Andrew Frank's wedding Henry Moffitt's burial camp meeting William Sommers to Page County with two Mr. Griffy's. 256 William Sommers brother Noah 257 William Sommers took new handle to apple gatherers 257 David Perry at uncle Abraham Holtzinger's burial (may be Holsinger) 259 Mary Carter's sister Rachel's wedding 264 Mr. Tussig 265 Shooting Match 267 general muster at Turbytown Siram in Hardy County a shooting and pitching brother Solomons 269 a fishing (there were five nets) 277 Pennybackers sale 280 land warrant surveying gap land and Overby land surveyor Elias Horn boots for son Lewis Philip and son Samuel Augustus 282 German silver table spoons 282 brother S. G. H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. Moring moved to the cooper's house this evening, he is to pay $1 per month for use of house without garden 336 Overby's deed son Luther shingle nails for Plain's schoolhouse 337 Put in stove for family 340 Cash paid in Richmond for land office Treasury warrant shoes for Margaret 346 scissor chains Pearson W. Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026 compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. 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Name of worker - Last name Name of worker - First Name Name of worker - Middle Name Gender Race Information re: the workers Tidlow Thomas Sluss David Loore Jacob Campbell Ann Female Gully James Sluss Andrew Muster Webb Noah Decker Christian Campbell Sarah Female Fansler Samuel Muster Colber George Myers Female Price Noah Shomo John Clatterbuck Wesley Thomas Thornton Shomo Henry Fletcher William Kline David Hively John Seagle Baltzer Marshall John Veaney Samuel Carter Landon Petit William Southern John Carter Rachel Female Probably Landon's daughter Carter Mary sister went home after dinner Middleton, Benjamin Carter Joseph son of Landon Good Noah McGarvey John Winkler Barbara Female Stoneberger George Renner George Durham Abner Fairburns Robert Long Jacob muster Washington Joseph William McDaniel Learin Dodson William Williams Alexander Bodel William Wittig Ulrich Siegal Henry Steffey John Barnett Christian Rucker William Mouser Jacob Tetchstone John Shand Joseph Adamson Simon Carter Francis Watkins John son William Silvius William Silvius Isaac Thomas Daniel Shomo John Sommers William Roller John Roller William Siebert John quit to work in kitchen Wooden William Aleshire Henry Funk David Carter Mary Female house with sister Susan Linebough Salena Female Moore Rebecca Winkler Michael Reeves Thomas Ford John North a man of color p. 210 Helbert Levi Jack a man of color p. 216 Backman Adam Almond Edward Almond William Smith Isaac McGee Angus Sinkel Christopher Kube George Riley James Whitmire Christian Tend mill on thirds. Moved family into Kline House Winkler Margaret Female Niemiller Henry Buissel Celliaeus Peter Harrison Michael Quit. Intends to take holyday Perry David 18 years old p. 249 Hitt John Snider John Moore Susan Female Tranbond Susan Female weaver Mima Female black housework Pearson Benjamin has brother Daniel p. 318 Harrison Peter man of color Sinkel Christopher carpenter Good Noah Decker John Kook William Starks Charles Shomo William H. Sockman Christian Isaac Good William H. Riley John at mothers w Winkler Barbara Halterman William muster Ralls Catherine \u0026amp; brother Coiner Silas Dove Alfred muster Cushman Sebilia Fall of 1840. We sent her to school nine months. Veaney Martha Ellis free woman of color at her mothers for her clothes on old Coley (horse) Sprinkle John work in smith's shop-linament for his leg, Fridley Phoebe bonnet at fathers Newman Charlotte a woman of color Harrison Peter man of color Pearson Benjamin Jonston Caroline woman of color Frank David Sprinkle at Spartapolis and his grandfathers Pearson Daniel helped by brother Silas and Benjamin and sisters son. Johnston . Caroline in Page County at her mothers. Wild Peter at Peter Minicks to see brother. Offman Frederick Forestville Buchanan William Francis [sic] small girl of color in town at her aunts Irishwiller Samuel could be Empswiller Strickler James Wheeler Morgan Wise Reuben Silvius Jacob Alger Isaac general muster Harrison Francis [sic] the black girl Fristo Thomas from Warren County Prince a black man\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThese pages are those in which the accounts of Siram P. Henkel himself appear -- items he is buying for his family or himself. 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Henkels land near Steffeys 147 tail race, Susan Myers quit work by the week this morning she now boards with us Widow Stirewalts and mended the roof old bark house 149 Balter Seagle attending mill and sawmill 152 chicken yard, upper barn yard Margaret Henkel Prunello shoes 155 Kline hill field on the Moffett line fence 157 apprentice Thornton Thomas to 1 gallon apple brandy to treat the company at mustering time. 160 cake cutter with brass wheel 164 Widow Phillips sheep stable Jacob McDaniel made bookcases and sleigh 167 Plains Schoolhouse 168 smoke and springhouse 169 Mount Jackson at general muster 171 Henkels son Lewis 179 Ulrich Wittig moved into the old Kline House 184 Condemned flour 191 boots, slippers \u0026amp; shoes for Silvius cash for wife when she went to Augusta 192 Greens Patent Hay Straw and Stalk Cutter 194 Old Sluss Place 196 Quit to work on turnpike White Monday 198 Field near Loore's 202 Susan Tranbond -- weaver 204 Elizabeth Dingeldine came to the plains on last Saturday evening July 20, 1839 206 Baltier Siegel started this day to Tennessee. He passed the Plains at 4:00 P. M. His brother Henry and children were also in company. Also another German girl. 208 William Sommers on a spree (numerous mentions of his sprees throughout book) 212 Fell on frozen snow at corner of wood shed 215 rough field 218 at Mr. Kooks at a quilting battalion muster 220 large circus show 227 Mr. Thomas 232 In town to hear William Smith's speech 235 John Stiffey moved out of the Kline house. He went to a house near Cratzers spring on the middle road Dunkard meeting 240 over the mountain at the election at her grandfathers for liney 242 pig -- pay it in a rocking chair 243 Rebecca Moore at S. G. 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H. 286 Repairing Overly house 288 One gallon of whiskey to treat the hands 291 Lost 2 days work Good Friday and Easter Monday 293 Ascension Day 294 Palm Leaf Hat (numerous mentions of these in book for Henkel men) 295 Henry Sippel at Woodstock for marriage license Mr. Bachman's 296 Sippel marriage Sippel moved into cooper's house on Thursday evening June 22, 1843. He is to pay $1 per month he is to have nothing but the two rooms. 304 In town to see about sending money to Buckhart 304A Alfred Dove started to Baltimore with 52 head of cattle for Daniel Zirkle 308 Mima (a black woman) commenced work this morning at the Plains at housework. 312 at Mr. Norman's at spinning 318 Brother Silon's burial 318 Peter Harrison a man of color 326 Henry Moring at the \"Grand Ralley of the Democrats of the Tenth Legion\"; 328 Apron bought of John S. Miller in Winchester 335 Herman H. Moring moved to the cooper's house this evening, he is to pay $1 per month for use of house without garden 336 Overby's deed son Luther shingle nails for Plain's schoolhouse 337 Put in stove for family 340 Cash paid in Richmond for land office Treasury warrant shoes for Margaret 346 scissor chains Pearson W. Oberby 349 Mustering at Mr. Mitchell's chicken yard wall 352 Turleytown muster 356 secretary and bookcase \u0026amp; compass bought at Joseph Bear's sale 359 town at celebration (July 4) 361-362 land warrant 365 circus show 368 walnut wardrobe made by Jonathan Wolfenbarger see p. 377 369 animal show 370 widow Shirewalt borrowed plank for floor to her back porch 372 Crim's sale 374 Dunkard meeting house 376 David Frank at uncles 378 son Lewis went to Academy to Joseph salyards entries for Ambrose Henkel (usually planks and elsewhere in book) 382 daughter Rebecca Delilah 388 we were all in town in the sleigh (Siram plus 4 workers) 389 sale at Jonas Bodel's 390 Female Seminary 392 James G. Chapman moved to coopers house. He is to attend to the milling, find his board, truck patch, garden 396 Dunkard Meeting House 399 July 4, 1846 celebration 412 Orkney Springs 423 Widow Catharine Hupp 424 took off half days work. 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