Name/Title
Samples of Ball Programs, Invitations, Tickets, Tassels, Society Cards etcEntry/Object ID
2010.219.1Scope and Content
Scrapbook associated/ kept up by various members of the Murphy family, contains newpaper clippings (predominantly early 20th Century) on various aspects of Germantown area history, landmarks, historic houses, people, religious institutions, etc.
Subjects and people listed by page, with dates of articles in parentheses.
*Photo or drawing of subject included.
Page 1 (1902-1903)
Third Baptist Church, A. G. Patton*, John C. Humphreys*, Reverend Charles Louis Seasholes, Mrs. Harriet Lovelidge*, E. S. Richards, J. A. Wagenseller, W. E. S. Baker, William B. Smith, George Bronson, Charles M. Humphreys, Joshua G. Mullin, Reverend A. J. Rowland, Baptist Publication Society, Second Presbyterian Church*, Third Baptist Church*, Harry L. Waterhouse, WilliaM Cassell, I. K. Bean, C. I. Bean, Hugh McMurtrie, John Livezey, Howard Williams, John Brown, Arthur Henson, John Lewars, Thomas Waterhouse, Langstroth Hall, Crozer Baptist Church, Reverend Lung, Joseph P. Bolton, John Rufe, YMCA, Reverend William Needham, Reverend Ransom Harvey, Reverend H. M. Wharton.
Page 2 (1902)
Church of St. John the Baptist*, Reverend William Nicholas Diehl*, Reverend Charles H. Hibbard*, Bishop Nelson*, Reverend Joseph Wood*, St. Luke's Church, Odd Fellow's Hall [Wister Street], St. Thomas' Church [Whitemarsh], Edwin R. Cope, St. Luke's Vestry, Thomas A. Newhall, D. Rodney, Charles W. Cushman, James C. Kempton, John S. Struthers, Charles S. Johnson, William Nelson, Charles Magarge [Magargee], Rt. Reverend S. Bowman, Bishop Delancy, Dr. Wilmer, Dr. Goddard, Reverend William Ely, Reverend Cleland Kinloch Nelson, St. John the Baptist Day, Church of the Nativity, "The Voice," Mrs. Mary B. Henson, Rt. Reverend WIlliam Bacon Stevens, Mrs. Mary Mills Henson, William Ashbridge James, Reverend George William Lincoln, J. J. Crout, William H. James, Reverend Henry Riley Gummey, Venerable Archdeacon Brady, Henry Bristow, Henry F. Darby, G. Elmer Tobin, J. H. Moore, J. Herbert Schall, Joseph B. King, P. F. Martin, W. H. E. Wehner MD, C. R. Ege, T. C. Clark, Sargent D. Smithe, Alex. B. Newton.
Page 3 (undated)
Stenton* and interiors*, Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, General Howe, Battle of Germantown, James Logan, William Penn, Naitve Americans, Quakers, Robert Jordan, Samuel Beston, Anthony Morris, John Bringhurst, Jacob Howell, Thomas Godfrey, George Washington, Deborah Norris Logan, Charles Thompson, John Randolph.
Page 4 (1900, 1906)
Stenton*, James Logan, Dr. George Logan, Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America, Kelly's Dam Spring House*, William Penn, Governor Thomas Connossetego, Loganian Library, Thomas Godfrey, Deborah Logan,
Page 5 (1901) Wister House*, Sally Wister, General Agnew, John Wister, ship "William and Mary," Hans Caspar Wuster, Wister's Woods, Colonel Bird, Lower Burial Ground [Hood Cemetery], Major David Lenox, Charles J. Wister, Daniel Wister, Market Square Church, Johann Wister, Battle of Germantown, Hans Boyer, "White Cottage," Octagon Room, Lennox Club, Rosegarten Property, Colonel Thomas Forrest, Dr. Samuel Betton, Daniel Wister, Dr. Thomas Forrest Betton, Count Pulaski.
Page 6 (1902)
Major Andre*, Joshua Reylolds, Miss Sally Wister [silhouette], Lehman Homestead*, Wister House, Daniel Wister, Sally Wister, Major Stodard, Charles J. Wister, King of Prussia Inn, Christian Lehman, Benjamin Lehman, Robert K. Wright, Townsend Ward, John Moyer, Wyndham Stokes, George Riter, Alexander Armor, William K. Fry.
Page 7 (1900, 1902)
Ax Burying Ground*, Green Tree Tavern*, Sparrow [Sparrow Jack} House*, Hood Cemetery, Site and Relic Society, Upper Burial Ground, Paul Wulf, Francis Daniel Pastorius, Conrad Johnson, Major Irvine, Captain Turner, Adjutant Lucas, John Frederick Ax, Dirck Johnson, Dr. Peter D. Keyser, George Schreiber, Lorentz Schweitzer, Old Aplona, Hornet's Nest, First Methodist Episcopal Church, George Washington, Marquis de Lafayette, Andrew Heath, Charles Macknett, Sarah Pastorius, Jack [John] Bardsley.
Page 8 (1901, 1902)
Old Roset House*, House of Controversy*, Old Conyngham House*, Joseph Roberts Mansion*, Toland Property, Townsend Ward, Mrs. Butler, Fanny Kemble, Christian Lehman, Matthias Zimmerman, Isiah Hacker, David Conyngham, David Hayfield Conyngham, Redmond Conyngham, Marquis Conyngham, Dr. Kearsley, Jabez Maud Fisher, "Schuylkill Gun," Fort Mifflin, Association Battery, Henry Lehman, Joseph Roberts, Wayne Junction, Reading Railroad, Stenton, James Logan, WIngohocking Creek.
Page 9 (1901-1902)
Henry House*, Wagner House*, Country Nursery*, Logan's Run, Shippen Property, Charles H. Wagner, George Mechlin Wagner, John Zachary, Samuel Mechlin, John Gottfried Wachsmuth, John Snowden Henry, Alexander Henry, House of Refuge, Mrs. E. W. Clark, Miss Mary McCullagh, R. D. Brown, Pierpont Morgan, vint.
Page 10 (1901-1902)
"The Corvy"*, Ashmead House*, Market Square*, Huber Mansion*, Donat Hotel*, John Ashmead, 5140 Main Street [Germantown Avenue], Gilbert Stuart, William Wynne Wister, Dr. William Shippen, James Logan, Hannah Logan, William Ashmead, Albert Ashmead, Highland Avenue widening, Levi Rex, Christian Donat, John Blake, Germantown Almshouse.
Page 11 (1901-1902)
Germantown Headquarters of Lord Cornwallis*, Mermaid Inn, Yeakel [Yeakle] Log Cabin*, Lennox Club House*, Thomas Roberts, Robert Heath, Morris Morris, Richard Waln, Griffith Jones, William Penn, Annsburry Farm, John Roberts, Solitude, George de Benneville, Eleanor Roberts, Harriet de Benneville, John May Keim, Knox Street improvements, Betton Property, Rosengarten Property, Dr. Bensell, "White Cottage," Samuel Betton, Christopher Yeakel, Germantown, Bethlehem and Reading Turnpike, General Howe.
Page 12 (1900-1901)
Belfield*, Charles Wilson Peale, Peale Museum, John Wister, Elzabeth de Peyster, Mount Vernon, George Washington, Volunteers, Battle of Germantown, Battle of Trenton, Rembrandt Peale, Raphael Peale, American Philosophical Society [APS], Pensylvania Academy of the Fine Arts [PAFA], William Logan Fisher, William Wister, Sarah Bernhardt, Ottinger Homestead*, Hope Lodge/ Wentz Farm*, Freemasons, Samuel Morris, Christopher Ottinger.
Page 13 (1902)
Johnson House*, Jansen House, John Johnson, Dirck Johnson, Hewert Papen, Norton Johnson House, Samuel Johnson House, Katarina Johnson, Honey Run, William Keyser, Charles Bockius, Peter Keyser, Charles Engle, Elwood Johnson, Dunkards, Alexander Mack, Upsala, Pennsylvania Railroad, Johnson pear tree*, Johnson spring, Johnson fence*, Battle of Germantown, Fraley Mansion*, Manheim Cricket Club*, Henry Fraley, John Fraley, Joseph Shippen, Price Homestead, Ladies' Club, Boys' Club.
Page 14 (1901-1902)
Harper's Hollow*, William Penn, Joshua Cart, Conrad Weber, Dr. William W. Fouche, Harper Mansion*, Charles Wagner, Wingohocking Creek, Belfield Avenue construction, Revolutionary Powder Magazine at Fisher's Lane*, Reading Railroad, Fisher's Station, Harlan Mansion*, Squire Baynton, Gilbert Stuart.
Page 15 (1901-1902)
Fisher Homestead*, Hood Cemetery*, City History Club, Bellfield, Charles Wilson Peale, Wakefield, Dr. Naaman Keyser, Teacher's Photographic Association, Dr. John P. Garber, Fisher's Hollow, Thomas Jones, John Button, Wakefield Mills, Solitude, Lord Cornwallis, Robert's Mansion, Site and Relic Society, Lower Burial Ground, Jan Streepers, General Agnew, Colonel Bird, Christian Frederick Post, William Hood, Eliza Hood, Mary Ann Robertson, Joseph Colvson, Margaret Colvson,, Captain Thomas Colvson, General James Agnew, Colonel Bird, Mennonist Graveyard, Hans P. Boyer, Pieter [Peter] Kalm, Mohican Indians, General Forbes, Wampanoag tribe, Delaware tribe, Fort Duquesne, Johannes Frey, Upper Burial Ground, Wayne Junction, Leonard Arets, Paul Wolff, William H. Stewart.
Page 16 (1900)
Battle of Germantown, Chew House [Cliveden]*, Johnson House*, General Sullivan, Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, General Nash, Major James Witherspoon, Major Irvine, Captain Turner, Major James Witherspoon, Upper Burial Ground, St. Michael's Lutheran Church, General Agnew, Lieutenant Colonel Bird, Lower Burial Ground, Hood Cemetery, Lord Cornwallis, Sir William Howe, Pennypacker Mansion, Pennypacker Mills, McDougall's Brigade, Pennyslvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution, Market Square Presyterian Church, Richard M. Cadwalader, William Wayne, "Mad Anthony" Wayne, John Wolf Jordan, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Magazine of History, Colonel Musgrave, Major White, Ann Chew, Benjamin Chew, Green Tree Hotel, Widow Mackinett, General Stephen, John Fiske, Mennonite Meeting House, Howard Pyle.
Page 17 (1901-1902)
Dunkard Parsonage*, 6611 Germantown Avenue, General Nash, Major Witherspoon, St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Church of the Brethren, Peter Becker, Alexander Mack, Harriet Livermore, 6669 Germantown Avenue, Reverend Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Christopher Ludwig, Reverend John Witherspoon, Princeton College, Howell Homestead*, William Howell, Maria Abercrombie, Anne Willing Morris, Reverend Dr. Abercrombie, United Church of Christ, St. Peter's, Mrs. Abigail Johnson Morris, Justus Johnson, E. W. Siefken and Bro., National Bank of Germantown, George Washington, General Knox, John F. Watson, Watson's Annals, General Greene, 5275 Germantown Avenue, Thomas Jefferson, Edmund Randolph, 5277 Germantown Avenue, United States Bank, Women's Christian Association.
Page 18 (1901-1902)
Wissahickon, Monastery*, Monks of Ephrata, Joseph Gorgas, John Gorgas, Edward Milner, Peter Care [Case], John Livezey, Joshua Garsed, John H. Brock, James H. Hart, Elizabeth Wiest, Francis W. Wiest, Mrs. Charles Thomson Jones, golfing, Roset House, Jacques Marie Roset, Toland Property, Fanny Kemble, Anthony J. Drexel, Betton House, Dr. Samuel Betton, "White Cottage," "Octagonal Room," Taggart's Field, Robert Toland, Revolutionary War, Marquis of Chandos, Duke of Buckingham, Manheim Cricket Club, Ladies' Club, E. B. Gardette, City History Club, Samuel Y. Heebner, George D. Fowle, Rodman E. Griscom, Golf Association of Philadelphia, Fairmount Park, Wissahickon Heights, "Women of the Wilderness," Order of the Solitary," Kitchen's Lane*, "Camp of the Solitary," "Hermits of the Ridge," Scharff and Wescott, Alexander Mock, John Reissman, Henry Hoecker, Bebberstown, Beggarstown, Dunkers, Seventh-Day Baptists, Dunkards, Conrad Beissel, Tunker, John Kelpius, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Conrad Matthias.
Page 19 (1902) Ottinger House*, Governor Shoolts, Revolutionary War, Christopher Ottinger, Captain Douglas Ottinger, Susan Coulter, John Louther, Ann Louther, William Penn, Joseph Turner, John Ashmead, James Knox, M. R. Lee, John C. Craig, Cornelius S. Smith, Howell House, William T. Stockton, Reverend Dr. Abercrombie, United Church of Christ, Toland House, etched window panes, Frederick the Great, M. J. Ellinkhuysen, J. P. Linn, Carl Ellinkhuysen, Mathias Joseph Ellinkhuysen, Naglee's Hill, 4825 Main Street [Germantown Avenue], United States Revenue Marine.
Page 20 (1900, 1902)
Germantown Business Men's Association, Town Hall*, Bureau of City Property, Samuel Harvey, General Wagner, Thomas W. Wright, Rittenhouse Fraley, Ellis Post, Ellis Camp, United Gas Industries [U.G.I.], Rock House*, Rock Hall*, Wingohocking Station, Reading Railroad, Wingohocking Creek, Gerhard Hendricks, Sarah Hendricks, Isaac Shoemaker, Battle of Germantown, William Rawle, Sam Burge, William Amer, George Wolf, Krisheim, George Shoemaker, Peter Shoemaker, Frankford Company, Jacob Shoemaker.
Page 21 (1902)
Vernon Mansion*, Wistar Magnolia*, Keyser House*, Vernon Park pump*, Vernon Park, Free Library of Philadelphia, Johann Wister, Wister's Woods, Reading Railroad, John Wister, Germantown Library, "City Forester Lewis," John Christopher Meng, Francis Daniel Pastorius, Dirck Keyser.
Page 22 (1901, 1902)
Germantown Academy*, Site and Relic Society, David Machinett, Dr. Alexis Smith, Green Tree Tavern, Bank of Pennsylvania, Bank of North America, First American Congress, Battle of Germantown, Bensell's Lane, Sea Ship Polly, King George III, Germantown Union School, Master James Dove, Thomas Dungan, Pennsylvania Twelfth Regiment, Pennsylvania Sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Second Regiment, General Washington, Israel Pemberton, George Washington Custis, Yellow Fever Epidemic, Young Women's Christian Association [YWCA], Mr. Billings, Dr. Bensell, Miss Roberdeau, Charles Biddle, Nicholas Biddle, James Biddle, Benjamin Franklin, Misses Stevens, Tryon Mansion, Civil War, Colonel Thomas Forrest, D. Samuel Betton, National Cemetery.
Page 23 (1902)
Livezey House* [Glen Fern*], Wissahickon Creek, Thomas Livezey, William Penn, Valley Green, Charles II, Pipe Bridge, Robert Wharton, Benjamin Franklin, John Livezey, Joseph Galloway, Society of Friends, Cresheim Creek, Revolutionary War, Henry Peterson, "Pemberton; or A Hundred Years Ago," Pennsylvania Assembly, Fairmount Park, George Lock, Site and Relic Society, Hill Mill*, Senator Bayard Henry, Devil's Pool, Chew House, Honey Run, Johnson Tannery, Peterman Cottages*, Philip Peterman, Jacob Peterman.
Page 24 (1901-1902)
1688 slavery protest*, 5109 Germantown Avenue*, Handsberry [Hansberry/ Hansbury??] Homestead*, Independence Hall, James W. Caldwell, Sidney E. Purnell, Reverend Dr. Alexander Murray, American Negro Historical Society, Bishop Payne Historical and Literary Association, Francis Daniel Pastorius, Richard Worrell, Rock House*, William Penn, Dennis Conrad, Jennis Kunders, Lesher's Tavern, Thones Kunder House, Site and Relic Society, Commodore Barron, Joseph Shippen, Roe Buck Inn, Widow Somers, General Agnew, Michael Riter, Indian Queen Tavern, Christian Van Lauchet, John Van Lauchet, Bowman's.
Page 25 (1902)
Wyck*, Reverend S. F. Hotchkin, Sharff and Wescott, Watson's Annals, Judge Pennypacker, Maquis de Lafayette, Charles Pierce, Masonic Lodge, Townsend Ward, Zimmerman's Plan of Germantown, 5056 Germantown Avenue [Main Street], Hans Milan, Margaret Milan, Dirck [Diedrick] Jansen, Caspar Wistar Haines, Margaret Wistar, John Haines, Josiah Haines, Reuben Haines, Salem Glass Works, Christopher Marshall, Robert Bowne, American Philosophical Society [APS], Margaret Visterin, Rebecca Jones, Philadelphia Hose Company, John Lowther, Ann Charlotte Lowther, William Penn, Garrigues and Marshall, James Vaux, Joseph Turner, Cornelius Smith, William T. Stockton, John C. Craig, M. R. Lee, Thomas Dunlap, Isaac Tustin, Carlton.
Page 26 (1901)
Toland House*, George Miller, Jacob Miller, Revolutionary War, Sir William Howe, General Howe, Elizabeth Toland, George W. Toland, M. J. Ellinkhuysen, King of Prussia Inn*, Chew House, Captain Allen McLane, Frederick the Great, Gilbert Stuart, G. Boswell, Alexander McCarraher, Michael Riter, Indian Queen Tavern, Wissahickon Creek/ Valley, Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons, George Inn, General Wayne Inn*, "Mad Anthony" Wayne, Pickus, Bockius, William K. Cox, John B. Maxwell, Bockius' Lane, Pickus' Lane, Betton's Lane, Jacques Marie Roset, Spring Alley, Manheim Square, Manheim Spring Alley.
Page 27 (1901)
Ann Willing Morris*, Morris-Littel House*, Mill Street Mill*, Hermit's House*, Margaretta Morris, Academy of Natural Sciences, cicadas, American Philosophical Society [APS], Thomas Morris, Elizabeth Carrington, Captain Luke, Ann Willing, Shippen, Vaux, Perot, Wistar, St. Michael's Lutheran Church, St. Luke's, Roberts Mansion, Robert's Ice House, Indian Rock, Church Lane, Mill Street, Spencer Roberts, Hugh Roberts, Townsend's Mill, John Roberts, William Logan, Logan's Run, Robert's Creek, Wingohocking Creek, James Logan.
Page 28 (1902)
Phil-Ellena Clock Tower*, Manheim*, Wheel Pump Inn [Hotel]*, Carpenter Estate, George W. Carpenter, William H. Bennett, Manheim Cricket Club, Sydney L. Wright, "for the love of Ellen," Trullinger's Lane, Charles Marshall Jr., Charles Nuttall, Academy of Natural Sciences; Philadelphia, Germantown and Norristown Railroad [PG & N]; Beatrice Clayton, Upsala, Pennsylvania Railroad, Johnson Estate, Chief Justice William Allen, Andrew Allen, Allentown, General Howe, White Marsh Valley, Salford, Franconia, Flourtown, Plymouth Railroad, North Penn Railroad, Jacob Neff.
Page 29 (1901-1902)
Baynton House*, Ship House*, Piper Farm House*, Gardette House*, Charlotte Cushman's House*, Ludwig House*, General Christopher Ludwig, William Penn, Peter Baynton ["Squire Baynton"], [Banton], Rebecca Baynton, Thomas Weston, Benjamin Baynton, George Peters, Josiah Wood, John Stallman, Horace Greeley, Wendell Phillips, Hiram Lodge No. 81, James Ford, Charles Bockius, Charles Newhall, Lenni Lenape, Delaware Indians, John Adams, Joseph Middleton, Susan Piper, Lydia Piper, E. B. Gardette, Dr. James Gardette, Dr. Joseph Le Marie, William Shippen, Washington and Lee University, Dr. George Junkin, Stonewall Jackson, Chestnut Street, Wyck, Dr. Bensell, Harvey Birch Cooper, yellow fever epidemic of 1793.
Page 30 (1902)
Friends' Graveyard, Mennonite Meeting House*, De La Plaine House*, Christopher Sauer [Sower, Saur] Printing House*, Rose Cottage*, Pipe Bridge*, Hood's Cemetery, Dunkard Church, St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Menno Simon [Simms?], Mennonite Meeting, Christopher Dock, Jacob Keyser Jr., Jacob Keyser Sr., Nicholas Rittenhouse, Abraham Rittenhouse, Jacob Knorr, Susanna [?] Nice, Sarah Rittenhouse, Margaret Rittenhouse, William Rittenhouse, Gottshalk, M. Kulp, Minnick, Abraham Hunsicker, Hellerman, Funk, Hendricks, Reverend Francis Hunsicker, Reverend WIlliam McCarthur, Beekman Potter, Second Presbyterian Church, Christ Church, Reformed Episcopal Church, Trinity United Evangelical Church, Garrett Rittenhouse, Wissahickon, David Rittenhouse, McKinley House, Dirck Keyser Sr., Peter Keyser, Lieutenant C. P. Keyser, Corporal Samuel Keyser, Gettysburg, Dielman Kulp, Martin Kulp, Isaac Kulp, Maria Swartz, Barbara Rittenhouse, Jacob Kulp, John Dettweiler Jr., Ployd Homestead, Young Men's Christian Association [YMCA], Joseph Shriver, Mary Shriver, Jacob Ployd, JOhn Smith, Umstead, Peter Smith, Cassel, Civil War, Derrick Keyser, Mary Keyser, Hester Shriver, Nixon, Markle, Gorgas, Hans Boyer, General Agnew, Charles Wister House, DeBenneville Graveyard, Branchtown, Germantown Water Works, Germantown Water Department, Devil's Pool, Paper Mill Run, Schuylkill River, Flat Rock Dam, Fairmount Park.
Page 31 (1902)
Smith House*, City History Club, Naaman Keyser, Girl's Grammar School, Cherry's Shoe Store, Laurel Street, Francis Daniel Pastorius, Duy's Lane, Wissahickon Road, Northwest Avenue, Dorothy Reger House, German Reformed Church, Bishop Asbury, Methodist Church, Germantown and Perkiomen Turnpike, Wayne Junction, Reading Railroad, Neglee House, Dewalden House, Louden [Loudon], Thomas Armatt [Armat], Mehl House, Toland House, Captain George Miller, Wagner House, Samuel Wagner, Battle of Germantown, John Snowden Henry, T. Charlton Henry, Dr. Ambler, Dedier House, Hood's Cemetery, Mechlin House, Hiram Lodge No. 81, Tennis Kunder House, Christopher Kinsel, slavery protests, Schaffer and Chatburn paint shop, 5106 Germantown Avenue, Commodore Barron, Commodore Stephen Decatur, Captain Henry A. Adams, Colonel John T. Watmough, General Wayne Hotel, Germantown Blues, John B. Maxwell, Roebuck Hotel, Buttenwood Hotel, General Anthony Wayne, Germantown Telegraph, Horace F. McCann, St. Stephen's Church, Gilbert Stuart, George Washington, Howell House, Alexander Provost, Van Lauchet's House, Indian Queen Hotel, Christopher Sauer [Sower, Saur], Wister Mansion, Charles Wister, "Tumblethorpe" [Grumblethorpe!], National Bank of Germantown, Charles W. Otto, Shoemaker House, Cottage Row, Friends' Meeting House, St. Luke's Church, George Wilson, Gravenstein, Masonic Hall, Pine Cottage, Louisa Alcott, Fred Axe, William Knight, Market Square, Fellowship Fire Engine House, Dutch Reformed Church, United States Treasury, yellow fever epidemic of 1793, Morris building [Deshler-Morris House], Germantown Academy, Legislative Hall, De La Plaine [Delaplaine] House, Mutual Insurance Company, James Delaplaine, Bishop Morris, Stokes House, Clower's Market, Benjamin Lehman, William L. Clower, Dr. George Bensell, Carl Benzelieus, Patton property, King of Prussia Inn, Smith Brothers, Masons, Gilbert Stuart, Frederick the Great, Lehman House, Christian Lehman, Stokes' Block, Wyndham Stokes, Benjamin Lehman, Potter and Seymour, William K. Frye, Barr House, Miss Rooker's School, Mount Airy [Mt. Airy], Chief Justice William Allen, Lutheran Theological Seminary, William Smith, John Guyer, Cresheim Road, Trenton Cut Off.
Page 32 (1902)
Germantown Cricket Club, Manheim*, Royal's House [4515 Germantown Avenue- old number?]*, Miller's*, Philadelphia Cricket Club, Seal of Germantown*, St. George's, George S. Patterson, F. M. Bohlen, H. I. Brown, Samuel Welsh Jr., R. O. Brown, W. C. Morgan Jr., F. W. Ralston, George Bunchead, Young America Cricket Club, Price Homestead, Littell Homestead, Clement Property.
Page 33 (1902)
Steamboat House*, Germantown Academy [GA]*, Neice Homestead*, Battle of Germantown [map]*, Ship House, Erasmus James Pierce, silk worms, Bureau of Public Highways, Daniel Francis Pastorius, Daniel Neice, Cunard, Charles Wister, Wharton, Kislen, Browns, Fishers, Vaux, Revolutionary War, R. C. Horr, Wingohocking Creek, James Logan, William Penn, Lambert Street, Woodstock Street.
Pages 34-43- contents removed.
Page 44 (n.d.)
St. Vincent de Paul, Bishop Kenrick, Michael Domenec, Bishop Wood, Archbishop Kenrick, Reverend James Rolando, Reverend William A. Ryan, Reverend Denis Leyden, St. Mary's Seminary, St. Vincent's Seminary, Sisters of Charity, Sisters of St. Joseph, Reverend R. J. Fitzgerald, St. Joseph's Church, Reverend John Hayden, St. Vincent's College, Reverend James Knowd, Enterprise Catholic Library Association, Enterprise Literary Association, Ladies of Charity, Men's Temperance Beneficial Society, Temperance Cadets, Reverend B. P. Byrne, Dorcas Society, Reverend T. M. O'Donoghue, Reverend P. Hale, St. Celicia's Reading Circle, Reverend James Durkin, Reverend James T. Landry, Reverend J. V. Talley, Reverend G. V. McKinney, Junior Holy Name Society for Boys, Reverend James O'Donaghue, Reverend Thomas J. Reilly, Reverend Edward A. Antill, Reverend James V. Devine, Reverend Robert A. Lennon, Reverend Francis X. Antill, Reverend William J. Maguire, Reverend Theodore B. McCormick, Reverend John M. Nichols, Reverend Eugene A. Antill, Reverend James V. O'Brien, Reverend Edward J. Quinn, Reverend G. V. McKinney, Reverend William Musson, Reverend J. A. Tracy, Reverend John O'Byrne, Reverend John Maher, Reverend Joseph S. Kelly, Immaculate Conception*, Reverend Charles Arndt*, Reverend John D. Faulkner*, Church of the Epiphany*, Pelham, Lawrence Visscher Boyd, Reverend James Alan Montgomery, Christ Church, St. Luke's Church, Beekman Potter, Reverend Alonzo Potter, Reverend A. B. Atkins, Grace Protestant Episcopal Church of Germantown, St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church; Cavella, Africa; Reverend Newton Stanger, St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church of West Philadelphia, Reverend T. S. Rumney, St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church, Reverend John B. Falkner [Faulkner?], Reverend Charles Henry Arendt, Episcopal Divinity School, First Presbyterian Church, Reverend Ralph L. E. Graham, Dr. Roger Owen, Reverend Dr. Walter W. Hammond, Reverend Ralph L. E. Graham, Reverend Dr. Loyal E. Graham, Olivet Church.
Page 45 (n.d.)
First Methodist Episcopal Church*, Francis Asbury, Ezekiel Cooper, Joseph Jacobs, Thomas Allibone, Thomas Hoskins, James Dougherty, Samuel Harvey, John Henson Jr., John Hood, Caleb North, Lambert Wilmer, Dr. William Budd, John Acuff, Bristol circuit, Gasoway Drum, George D. Bowen, Newton Heston, George Quigley, William McCombs, Dr. J. H. Alday, Dr. Charles Karsner, George W. McLaughlin, James B. Maddox, J. E. Meredith, G. D. Carrow, Thomas C. Murphy, Joseph Mason, Robert Whinna, A. F. Dotterer, J. H. Hargis, Frank H. Moore, E. B. Snyder, H. R. Robinson, G. M. Brodhead, G. Bickley Burns, R. W. Humphriss, Frank P. Parkin, Charles Carroll Albertson, Bishop Levi Scott, St. Stephen's, Mount Pleasant Avenue Chapel, Chelten Avenue Chapel, Bishop McCabe, "The Resurrection Morn," Thomas B. Cope, La Farge, Reverend Charles Karsner, Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church [Buffalo, NY], F. W. Tunnell.
Page 46 (1902)
Reverend Samuel Ziegenfuss*, St. Michael's Lutheran Church*, Reverend J, Newtown Brown*, First Baptist Church*, Reverend Thomas S. Samson*, Reverend David Spencer*, Reverend E. N. Harris,* Reverend A. H. Lung,* Reverend T. S. Samson*, Frederick A. Burness*, Reverend John Dylander, Mr. Kraft, Reverend H. M. Muhlenberg, Reverend Mr. Brownholz, Reverend Mr. Handschuh, Reverend G. D. M. Heintzelman, Reverend Mr. Kurtz, Reverend John Ludwig Voigh, Reverend Jacob Van Buskirk, Reverend John Frederick Schmidt, Reverend Frederick Weinland, Reverend Dr. Frederick David Schaeffer, Reverend John C. Baker, Reverend Benjamin Keller, Reverend W. Richards, Reverend S. Mosheim Schmucker, Reverend Charles W. Schaeffer, Reverend F. A. Kaehler, Reverend J. P. Deck, Reverend Paul J. Klingler, Elizabeth Fry Ashmead Schaeffer, Mrs. L. K. Syz, Geroge Klein, William Reith, George Adam, Mary Anna Hetzel, Mrs. M. Sanderson, Mathias Hetzel, George Hetzel, G. A. Reichert Jr., John Eastburn, Catherine Eastburn, Mrs. William C. Royal, Henry R. Katz, Mary H. Katz, Andrew Root, Elizabeth Root, John Shingle, Michael Billmeyer, Hugh McCallum, Miss M. Haas, E. R. Van Velthoven, Normal and Classical School, Pennsylvania College, Muhlenberg College, Lutheran Theological Seminary, Lutheran Church of the Ministerium, Philadelphia English Conference of Ministerium, General Council of the Lutheran Church in North America, Reverend J. M. Richards, Milestown Baptist Church, Fellowship Fire Engine Company, Kelly's Dam, Fellowship Hall, Trinity Lutheran Church, Reverend George B. Ide, Matthew Brooks, Elias Birchall, Edwin S. Richards, Charles W. Spencer, Allen Ridgway, Jacob Rickard, Reverend J. N. Brown, Reverend Cortland W. Anable, Washington Avenue Church [Brooklyn, NY], Reverend Warren Randolph, Reverend A. H. Lung, Second Baptist Church, Third Baptist Church, Reverend Thomas A. Gill, Reverend Melville C. Twing, Newton Theological Seminary, Reverend Edward N. Harris, Reverend J. O. Critchlow, Reverend J. S. James, Reverend Charles Colman, Reverend T. S. Samson, Wayne Avenue Baptist Church.
Page 47 (1902)
Reverend John Calhoun*, Market Square Presbyterian Church*, Mount Airy [Mount Pleasant] Presbyterian Church*, First Presbyterian Church of Germantown, Dr. Louis F. Benson, Dr. James H. Lamb, Reverend Dr. Dripps, Mrs. Christina Katz, Allen's Lane Sunday School, John Minnick, George Baker, Mr. Pierce, E. J. Pierce, Reverend William Travis, United Brethren, John T. Roberts, George F. Wiggan, F. B. Reeves, Wakefield Church, John Johnson, James Lorimer, E. G. James, Reverend John Rutherford, Miss Lizzie Semple, Miss Bella Walker, Miss Lizzie Lorimer, James Porter, William Elderton, Owen Cowan, Mr. William H. Scott, Reverend J. W. Kirk, John Lunn, Reverend William. P. White, Reverend W. J. Chichester, Reverend J. W. Teal, Reverend S. C. Logan, Reverend J. E. Wright, Reverend J. H. M. Knox, Lafayette College, George T. Pearson, William Garvin, Reverend J. W. Bain, Alexander Church, General Louis Wagner, Reverend J. E. Wright, Reverend Addison B. Collins, Reverend George L. Van Allen, Reverend John Calhoun, Stephen B. Ferguson, William R. Cannon, Edwin A. Zeller Jr., Germantown Savings Fund, Thomas H. Garrett, William C. Peters, William Fletcher, William F. Kling, Joseph C. Ferguson Jr., John C. McKinney, Henry W. Peacock, Joseph M. Huston, Thomas M. Seeds Jr., Reverend J. F. Crouch, George B. Garrett Jr.,William Edmund McKinney, Dr. Wood, High Dutch Reformed Congregation, Townsend Ward, Charles Wister, "Injun Jake," Beggarstown, Count ZInzendorf, John Minick.
Page 48 (1902)
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church*, Reverend J. Andrews Harris*, St. Paul's Episcopal Church*, Reverend James French, First Baptist Church, Reverend Beauman L. Newkirk, Eleanor C. Greene, Mabel Clark, Arthur M. Greene Jr., Ladies' Aid Society, Young People's Society, Pastor's Auxiliary, Waldensian Society, John Kyle, Union Chapel, John Bohlen, Cephas G. Childs, Charles Platt, Joseph H. Hildeburn, Charles Taylor, Thomas Earp Jr., Frederic Fairthorne, Clayton T. Platt, John C. Bullitt, William Henry Trotter, Thomas Mason, Reverend R. W. Oliver, Reverend Alexander Shiras, Reverend William Hobart Hare, Bishop Potter, John Lowber Welsh, Edwin N. Benson, Edward S. Buckley, Isaac Starr Jr., William C. Mackie, Charles B. Dunn, C. Stuart Patterson, Richard C. Dale, William Potter, Arthur E. Newbold, Carl Hempell Reed, Altar Society, Women's Missionary Sewing Society, Indians' Hope Association, Committee on Domestic Missions, Freedman's Commitee, Committee on Diocesan Missions, Church Periodical Club, Committee on House of Rest for the Aged, Guild of St. Agnes, Guild of the Holy Child, St. Paul's Club, Guild of St. Stephen, Reverend J. O. Warfield.
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Reverend T. M. McBride Nichols*, General Louis Wagner*, William H. Scott*, Market Square Presbyterian Church*, Somerville Presbyterian Church*, High Dutch Reformed Congregation, Count Zinzendorf, Battle of Germantown, John Bechtel, Bishop Nitchmann, Moravian Church, Reverend Conrad Steiner, Reverend William Stoy, Reverend John George Alsantz, Reverend F. C. Faber, Reverend Frederick Foring, Reverend T. C. Albertus Helfelstein Jr., Reverend Samuel Dabendorff, Reverend Frederick Hermann, Reverend William Runkle, Reverend Charles Helfelstein, First Presybterian Church, Reverend WIlliam Vander Sloot, Reverend Caspar Wach, Reverend John H. Smalz, Reverend Alber Helfelstein Jr., Reverend Truman Osborn, Reverend Jacob Helfelstein, Reverend Edward Payson Cowan, Reverend John E. Wrigh... [truncated due to length]Archive Details
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