Lebanon County

Water Works United Methodist Church Cemetery, North Annville

The following survey of the Water Works United Methodist Church cemetery, located in North Annville Township, Lebanon County, PA, was originally compiled by Christine E. Weaver and submitted to the Lebanon County Historical Society in 1974 as part of her Cemeteries of North and South Annville. Steve Brokenclaw updated the original survey in the summer of 2006. In both cases, the survey was done by transcribing all visible grave markers, with the exception of those which exist for people who are not deceased. Some of the maiden names, precise dates, and other notes were added to this list by Steve …

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Bellegrove United Methodist Church Cemetery, North Annville

The following survey of the Bellegrove United Methodist (formerly Evangelical United Brethren) Church cemetery, located in North Annville Township, Lebanon County, PA, was originally compiled by Christine E. Weaver and submitted to the Lebanon County Historical Society in 1974 as part of her Cemeteries of North and South Annville. Steve Brokenclaw updated that survey on Christmas morning 2007. In both cases, the survey was done by transcribing all visible grave markers, with the exception of those which exist for people who are not deceased. Some of the maiden names, precise dates, and other notes were added to this list by …

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Kauffman’s United Methodist Church Cemetery, Annville

Kauffman’s United Methodist Church Cemetery, Annville

The following survey of the Kauffman’s United Methodist Church cemetery, located in North Annville Township, Lebanon County, PA, was originally compiled by Christine E. Weaver and submitted to the Lebanon County Historical Society in 1974 as part of her Cemeteries of North and South Annville. The survey was then updated by Steve Brokenclaw in the spring of 2008 by . In both cases, the survey was done by transcribing all visible grave markers, with the exception of those which exist for people who are not deceased. The cemetery was originally part of the Kauffman Mennonite Meeting House, with burials as …

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Record of Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Spanish-American War, 1898

Fourth Regiment PA History & Soldiers

On April 28th, 1898, pursuant to General Orders No 7, Adjutant General’s Office, the Fourth Regiment Infantry, National Guard of Pennsylvania, reported at Mount Gretna, Lebanon county, Pa., for the purpose of volunteering in the service of the United States in the War with Spain. On May 9th, Company B was Mustered In to the United Stares service, being the first company of infantry mustered from Pennsylvania. Companies A and D were mustered the same date. The remaining companies, C, E, F, G and H, were Mustered in during the morning of May 10th, the entire eight companies making 24 …

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Warrantees of land in the several counties of the state of Pennsylvania

The lists of warrantees of land in the several counties of the Commonwealth are copied from the original record books in the Land Office of the Department of Internal Affairs. Only the names of the warrantees with number of acres and dates of warrant are given. They will serve however as a valuable guide to all desiring information from that Department.

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