Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: PennsylvaniaOnly seventeen states can boast of a federal census in 1790, and Pennsylvania was one of the largest. Actually the records for six of those seventeen states were destroyed when the capitol was burned in 1812. The records printed in this volume include the name of every white male over the age of sixteen (living in Pennsylvania), and lists by column the number of white males as heads of households over the age of 16, white males under 16, white females

Saul McNamara believes God is telling him his work as a Korean War nuclear bombing strategist is evil

Photos and charts complement the chapters

and expulsion from Swiss soil

made for many surprises along the marital journey

There are birth dates for parents and children

crop prices

This five-volume set covers the 435-year history of the Mennonites

mixed with difficult circumstances and sacrifices of their vocations

Mennonite brothers Hans

Church USA

community and family life

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