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by Lelia Alice Dromgold Emig (Author)
Step back in time to the heart of Pennsylvania, where family ties and the legacy of the American Revolution intertwine. Records Of The Annual Hench And Dromgold Reunion Held In Perry County, Pa., From 1897 To 1912 is a rare window into the lives of Pennsylvania pioneer families, preserving the voices and genealogies of those who shaped local history. This remarkable genealogy records collection brings together family reunion proceedings, detailed lineages, and the stories of the Ickes, Hench, Rice, Hartman, and Dromgold families-names woven into the fabric of Chester County settlers and the broader tapestry of Pennsylvania German genealogy. For family history researchers, this volume is a trusted local history reference, meticulously recording relationships, migrations, and service in the Revolution. The genealogies within offer invaluable DAR SAR lineage proof, connecting present-day readers to the courage and endurance of American Revolution veterans. Each page echoes with the memories of gatherings, the warmth of kinship, and the enduring pride of heritage. The records not only document individual family trees but also celebrate the communal bonds that have shaped Perry County and beyond for generations. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the stories of early America, a passionate genealogist seeking ickes family genealogy or dromgold family genealogy, or a classic-literature collector, you will find a cultural treasure in these pages-one that honours the families who helped build the nation and the traditions that keep their memory alive.
