. History of the Church of the brethren of the Eastern district in Pennsylvania by the committee appointed by District conference . o W o. WHITE OAK CHURCH. 375 allowance, for £6o and one ear of Indian corn for everyioo acres to be delivered in Lancaster on November i forsaid Bachman yearly to the proprietors forever. Ulrich Zug had eight children,—six sons and two daugh-ters. According to the best information we have, they cameto this country Mennonites but his wife was baptized to theBrethren Church in 1741 and he in 1742, their son Peterin 1747, John in 1749, Magdalena in 1748, Michael in 1
. History of the Church of the brethren of the Eastern district in Pennsylvania by the committee appointed by District conference . o W o. WHITE OAK CHURCH. 375 allowance, for £6o and one ear of Indian corn for everyioo acres to be delivered in Lancaster on November i forsaid Bachman yearly to the proprietors forever. Ulrich Zug had eight children,—six sons and two daugh-ters. According to the best information we have, they cameto this country Mennonites but his wife was baptized to theBrethren Church in 1741 and he in 1742, their son Peterin 1747, John in 1749, Magdalena in 1748, Michael in 1752,Jacob in 1761 and Christian in 1769. In the spring of 1759, the children of Ulrich Zug dividedthe farm into two equal parts, of 175 acres, one to Jacob,and one to Michael, the others all releasing for their shares,all signing their names in German. The last we know ofPeter Zug is in 1762, when he, with others, stood in defenseof Elder George Adam Martin, and opposed his excom-munication, and were anxious to reinstate him, etc. (, p. 331). Whether he was married, or when or wherehe died, is all a blank to us. Jacob t
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