The Wanners, an Early Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Mennonite FamilyEuropean research precedes the Wanner data on Immigrant Jacob Wannerthe author's ancestor. Jacob married Veronica (b. 1698 or 1699) and had 3 children: Ester (b. 1708 or 1709), Johannes (b. 1720), and Anna. Jacob lived in Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. in 1725 and 1726. Covers 10 generations of Wanners. Many Lancaster Co., Pa., names appear: Billet, Detwiler, Eby, Futer, Gingerich, Groff, Hershey, Hess, Kauffman, Kurtz, Landis, Martin, Mast,

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of David and Susanna Horst of Washington Co

Christian began recording his activities when he was 17 years old and continued until a few years before his death

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a commemorative plaque was placed on the bank of the Limmat River bearing witness to the acknowledgement and confession of the Reformed church and giving encouragement to brotherly dialogue