The Settlement of Germantown, Pennsylvania, And the Beginning of German Emigration to North America 1
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While there he wrote a little volume published at Franckfurt, in 1702, a copy of which I have, entitled " Curieuse Nachricht von Pennsylvania in Norden America," in which he describes himself as a professor, burgher and pilgrim. He came back holding authority to represent the Frankfort Land Company, but Johann Seeli'g. 231 his efforts were not very successful, and it appears both from the statements of Pastorius and the court records that he was for a time given to indulgence. He married and se...parated from the community on the Ridge. His manner of life no doubt improved, since Sachse has shown that he later became pastor of the Lutheran congregations on the Raritan, and elsewhere in New Jersey, where he spent much time in botanical studies, and was living respected until as late as 1741. " Falckner's Swamp" in Mont- gomery Co., Pa., still bears his name.
Johann Seelig, a teacher and a bookbinder, was born at Lengo, Lippe Detmold, in 1668. Saur, in 1739, published in Germantown a little volume entitled " Ein Abgenoth- igter Bericht," the only known copy of which I have, wherein he tells of a certain Dr.
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While there he wrote a little volume published at Franckfurt, in 1702, a copy of which I have, entitled " Curieuse Nachricht von Pennsylvania in Norden America," in which he describes himself as a professor, burgher and pilgrim. He came back holding authority to represent the Frankfort Land Company, but Johann Seeli'g. 231 his efforts were not very successful, and it appears both from the statements of Pastorius and the court records that he was for a time given to indulgence. He married and se...parated from the community on the Ridge. His manner of life no doubt improved, since Sachse has shown that he later became pastor of the Lutheran congregations on the Raritan, and elsewhere in New Jersey, where he spent much time in botanical studies, and was living respected until as late as 1741. " Falckner's Swamp" in Mont- gomery Co., Pa., still bears his name.
Johann Seelig, a teacher and a bookbinder, was born at Lengo, Lippe Detmold, in 1668. Saur, in 1739, published in Germantown a little volume entitled " Ein Abgenoth- igter Bericht," the only known copy of which I have, wherein he tells of a certain Dr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennypacker, Samuel W. (Samuel Whitaker), 1843-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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