Following my talk on the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township, several people asked for more details on several of the families noted in my talk. This post on the George Dosch Family is the seventh in a series of posts to provide answers those questions. Other posts in
Where does Rail Car Manufacturing fall within The Rise of Industrial York? I ask this question during my presentations on 19th Century Railway Car Builders of York. There is no doubt rail car building was one of the earliest industrial industries in York. These 19th Century manufacturers shipped rail car
Following my talk on the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township, several people asked for more details on several of the families noted in my talk. This post on the George Dosch Family is the fifth in a series of posts to provide answers those questions. Other posts in
Following my talk on the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township, several people asked for more details on several of the families noted in my talk. This post on the George Dosch Family is the fourth in a series of posts to provide answers those questions. Other posts in
Following my talk on the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township, several people asked for more details on several of the families noted in my talk. This post on the Christopher Dosch Family is the third in a series of posts to provide answers those questions. Other posts in
Following my talk on the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township, several people asked for more details on several of the families noted in my talk. This post on the Michael Dosch Family is the second in a series of posts to provide answers those questions. Other posts in
On October 2nd I’ll be talking about the Dosch Burial Grounds in Lower Windsor Township. This will be a journey back in time from the current Kohr ownership to the initial Onion ownership and will focus on each owners association with the burial ground on the farm. The 1908 Topographic