The German sectarians of Pennsylvania : a critical and legendary history of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers (1899)
Sachse, Julius Friedrich, 1842-1919 · Philadelphia : Printed for the author · leaf 440
it flows northwardinto Virginia, and then, breakingits way through the AUeghanies,it flows westward, uniting with theGreenbriar to form the Great Kanawaha, whose waterseventually mingle with those of the Mississippi. After leaving Funks the little party continued downthe valley, crossing the valley… … Boundary Stone betweenPennsylvania and Maryland,showing Calvert Arms. Ruf und Zug. ^;^6 The Ccrman Sectarians of Peimsylvania. was in what are now Montgomery and Pulaski counties,the New river forming the county line. For neighborsthey had, besides the Indians, merely a few pioneers, trap-pers and…
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