Thee, Hannah!It seems that nine year old Hannah is always getting into scrapes as she struggles to grow up as a good Quaker girl in Philadelphia just before the Civil War. Catch a glimpse of Quaker life as she and her family go to Meeting and to market, host a gathering of Friends, and enjoy ice skating, and other past times. Will Hannah ever learn to be contented as a Friend? Delightful book for ages 4 10. (112pp. color illus. Herald Press, 2000.)

disappointments

who built a hiding place in his barn to hide Anabaptists including Peter Habhegger who lived at nearby Schwartzentrub

Oxenreider

This genealogy traces the ancestors and descendants of Amos S

names appear: Billet

despite all odds

This book covers the descendants of Thomas and Ellen's three children

mutual-aid practices

Augsburger

This is the story of Maple Grove Mennonite Church

color maps

All summer she has worked on a small hooked rug to take to market with her father