Histoire du synode évangélique luthérien de Pennsylvanie, avec un manuel d'actualité de l'église évangélique luthérienne, de son ascendance, de son origine et de son développement . RÉV. E. E. ONEY, Elk Lick, Pa. 618 ST. Michaels, COMMUNAUTÉ DE PINE HILL, tels que Schultz, Engel, Wacker, Schmidt, Berkly, Bittner, Merker (Marker), Koch (Cook), Kuhlman (Coleman), Baer, Kober (Cober), Maurer, Rauch, Schadt, Kiester, Foust, Sutter (Suder), Fritz, Baker, Baker, Baker, le 22 mai 1793, les mentions dans la langue latine, le 27 août 1793. Sont dans la belle écriture du Rév Lange.Il a confirmé une classe Novembre 1, 1

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History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . REV. E. E. ONEY, Elk Lick, Pa. 618 ST. MICHAELS, PINE HILL community, such as Schultz, Engel, Wacker, Schmidt, Berkly, Bittner, Merker (Marker), Koch (Cook), Kuhlman (Coleman), Baer, Kober (Cober), Maurer, Rauch, Schadt, Kiester, Foust, Sutter (Suder), Fritz, Baker, etc. The entries, in the Latin language, from May 27, 1793, toAugust 22, 1813, are in the beautiful handwriting of Rev. Lange.He confirmed a class November 1, 1795, of thirty-three persons, their ages ranging from 14 to 29 years, which made his mem-bership forty-five. July 10, 1798, Nickolas Coleman and Frederika, his wife, of. INTERIOR PINE HILL UNION CHURCH(About to be torn down) his land secured by patent of date June 10, 1797, from the Com-monwealth, granted to Michael Keffer and Michael Miller, intrust, for twenty shillings, one acre of ground, for the use ofthe Lutheran congregation at Pine Hill Church. The firsthouse of worship was placed in what is now the cemetery, andwas likely erected that summer. As the first pastors name was Michael, and he had been or-dained in St. Michaels Church, Philadelphia, and as that wasalso the name of the first two trustees, it likely came natural toname the church St. Michael. 619 SOMERSET CONFERENCE February 9, 1818, the Perm heirs granted to George Walkerand George Hay, trustees for the German Lutheran and Ger-man Reformed congregations, respectively, at Pine Hill, twenty-three acres of land which had been left vacant by the settlersfor school and church purposes. In 1842, members of the congregation living towards theCastleman River considered it convenient and adv

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