Search Results: Genealogy from Marianne Matthews

Illustrated historical magazine/periodical which features Mennonites in the Allegheny Valley of Pennsylvania, 1854 Holzhauer chest, Mennonites, Nonconformity, and Economics, 1930-59, and book reviews on Hymns of Harmony, Fraktur, and MennoFolk: Mennonite & Amish Folk Traditions. No writing, marks, or torn pages. Totally clean inside and out. Stapled wraps. Many photos! Address label on back cover.

Original Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage magazine October 2004 Volume 27, Number 4 periodical in very good + condition! If you are interested in the history of the Amish emigration to America, this volume is highly recommended. Totally clean pages with no writing or marks. Light bend to front cover and address sticker plus another sticker with number 3 on back cover which was placed on magazine by Lancaster Mennonite Society.

Very good clean condition 49 page magazine with no tears and tight binding. No writing or marks. Wonderful illustrations. Has a bend down center of magazine. There are 4 sections in this issue. 1) Mennonite Life at Landis Valley: Recollections of a Minister's Daughter. 2) Flowers of the Field: The Story of the Kreider-Snavely Burying Ground. 3) The Mennonite Ancestry of Milton Snavely Hershey. 4) Book Reviews.

Very good condition record of the SHUNK Family in America since the Civil War. The plastic cover over the large paperback brochure has no marks and binding is fine. This record contains the birth and death records of Shunks who lived and died in America over 100 years after the Civil War. There is a list of Shunk current residences as of the late 1980's. This record was published in May 1992. The publication contains information extracted from the Shunk family Genealogical, Historical, and Current Event Database. There are some notes and underlines by my aunt, who loved genealogical research and had married a Shunk.