Stoner Brethren: A History of John Stoner (circa 1705-1769) and His Descendants Amish begins with identifying the correct

begins with identifying the correct county jurisdictions

the smell of summer barbecues and picnics

It is also the story of the five Wenger children

Much information including various grammatical endings on given names

Stiegel and his glass

Stoner Brethren: A History of John Stoner (circa 1705-1769) and His Descendants Amish begins with identifying the correctMajor surnames: Arnold, Bashor, Beery, Bonebrake, Crumbacker, Danner, Diehl, Englar, Flory, Funk, Garber, Hess, Hoover, Hyre, Johnson, Klein, Lesh, Long, Miller, Myers, Neff, Newcomer, Noffsinger, Oller, Plain, Repp, Roop, Smith, Stoner. Indexed. Hardcover. Richard R Weber, 1993. 638 pages.