Henry and Ella Stoner Groff FamilyLavishly illustrated, this history is about the family of Henry Snavely Groff (1885 1958) who married Ella Snyder Stoner. They lived near Ephrata, Lancaster Co., Pa., and were buried at Metzler Mennonite Cem. With much storytelling, the author relates this couple's ancestors as well as their descendants. Frequent names in the index include Groff, Landis, Martin, Sauder, Stoner, Wenger, Zimmerman. (92pp. illus. index. Author, 2001.)

to autobiographical reflections on life in a Civilian Public Service camp during World War II

name of the infant

from the perspective of Old Order Mennonite Minister Frank W

Martin (8/29/1853-2/15/1930) of Lancaster Co

Lavishly illustrated

examples of vowel and consonant changes among German dialect regions

and a multitude of scientific discoveries and inventions

this story features the Amish and eventually the Mennonites who grew out of the Amish communities of Mifflin Co

spelling variants

and typical terms from all of the PA German subcultures

PA German Cultural Heritage Center

Taking the genealogies in 19th-century "mug books" with a grain of salt