Emigrants from Eppingen to America in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth CenturiesOver 400 emigrants left Eppingen, Germany, in the 18th and 19th centuries, bound for America. This book covers eight new families in addition to the twenty previous families covered in Mrs. Burgert's out of print work: Eighteenth Century Emigrants From German Speaking Lands to North America, Volume I: The Northern Kraichgau. Mennonites: Bachmann, Brenckmann, Din, Fechter, Hecker, and Schwab. (40pp. maps. index. AKB Pub., 1987.)

cover the health and well-being of the church

When orders are placed after October

serving the Brethren church for 55 years

requesting divisions and changes in boundaries due to "inconveniences by largeness of the township(s)

Respecting the role of geography in establishing ancestral ties

He was a teacher and then became a preacher

It is the shared history of many churches

Henry was a son of Peter Hursh who came to Pa

Read to discover the surprises Ruth finds at the red brick house

The majority of the book includes families of Detweiler

but instead chose to coin new words in the dialect

Canton of Schaffhausen