. The Pennsylvania-German : devoted to the history, biography, genealogy, poetry, folk-lore and general interests of the Pennsylvania Germans and their descendants. died 1S37. Had eight chil-dren. 2nd: June 29, 1842, Lucinda —1847, and She died -ildren. 3rd Jane Blacl had two children. 3rd: January 4,1849, Mary Ann Chamberlain, and hadeight children. IV. Jacob, born February 2J, 1st: Prudence McFarland;had five children. 2nd: Margaret Mil-ligan, and had seven children. V. David, physician, scientist andinventor, born December 3, 1807. Mar-ried January 12, 1832, Laura Rowl
. The Pennsylvania-German : devoted to the history, biography, genealogy, poetry, folk-lore and general interests of the Pennsylvania Germans and their descendants. died 1S37. Had eight chil-dren. 2nd: June 29, 1842, Lucinda —1847, and She died -ildren. 3rd Jane Blacl had two children. 3rd: January 4,1849, Mary Ann Chamberlain, and hadeight children. IV. Jacob, born February 2J, 1st: Prudence McFarland;had five children. 2nd: Margaret Mil-ligan, and had seven children. V. David, physician, scientist andinventor, born December 3, 1807. Mar-ried January 12, 1832, Laura Rowley ofVermont, and had three children. 2nd:Amanda Rowley, and had eight chil-dren. Died September 18, 18S1. Wasamong the most distinguished o fAmerican scientists. VI. Simon S., born July 19, Nancy Braddock; became aphysician. VII. Isaac, born December — 1813,died 1827. VIII. Benjamin born . 1816. Married Anna Bell 1848, died soon afterwards. No issue; be-came a physician. —Contributed by James B. Laux. withacknowledgments to Pewis I). Al- ter. Psq., of Goodland, I ndiana. Early Printing in Somerset, Pa. By \V. H. Welfley, Somerset, followers of The Artpreservative of all otherArts found their way in-to the town of Somersetat a very early period inits history. As early as the year1804 a newspaper underthe name of The German Farmerwas published here by John Young-man. While no copies of the papers arenow known of, as being in evidence that there was such anewspaper, is found in certain bills ofJohn Youngman on file in the Com-missioners office of Somerset set forth among other items thepublication of the unseated land list forthe year 1805 eight times in the Ger-man Farmer. The publication was both in Ger-man and English. Whether there wereboth German and English editions ofthis newspaper, or whether this matter was printed both in German and Eng-lish in the same newspaper, as wasdone with certain advertisements in aGerman ne
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