…were no strangers to construction in Maryland. Between 1808 and 1810 John Small, George Small, Michael Gardner and Jonathan Jessop had constructed five stone bridges as part of the Baltimore…
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…County, 1858 (1987), Franklin County, 1858 (1993) and combined Perry, Juniata and Mifflin Counties, 1863 (1979). Images of many 19th century wall maps of Pennsylvania counties are also accessible on…
…(2000). Lancaster County, 1899 (2006). Luzerne County, 1873. Mercer County, 1873 (1975). Montgomery County, 1871 (1986). Perry, Juniata and Mifflin 1887 (1975). Some are indexed with the reprint, some have…
…cowardly and cold blooded crime.” (Another account gives the names as John Black, Jonathan Biddy, William Hall, Peter Black, and Henry Commerford.) Crowds of spectators reportedly lined the hills and…
…HSYC published Yorker Jonathan’s Stayer detailed biographical research and Miller’s drawings for each of these individuals in 1983 as a 67 page book, The Hessians of Lewis Miller. Copies of…
…learn more about the Camp Security of 230 years ago and what is happening to the site today by coming to hear Jonathan Stayer talk about his findings from 30+…
…Holtzmeyer, teamster; W. C. Chapman, lawyer; Alexander Wentz, farmer and miller; Cornelius Harbaugh, carpenter; Samuel A. Henry, shoemaker; Jacob Kent, machinist; Jonathan Stover, farmer and blacksmith; David O. Prince, clerk…
…the National Archives, Washington D.C.) On Sunday November 4, Jonathan Stayer, Supervisor of Reference Services at the Pennsylvania State Archives, will give an in-depth talk about Camp Security, speaking at…
…J. Jessop, probably the grandson of Jonathan Jessop, who had propagated the York Imperial Apple 60 years before testified: “Every person growing fruit should have one” Click this link for…
…died, he made his way to York before 1810 and became apprenticed to clock and watch maker Jonathan Jessop. Articles say Davis made an exquisite small gold watch during that…