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Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Book Auction February 12, 2021 1 Lot Author Title and Description 1 Langhausen, Christianus Vierzig Passions-Betrachtungen für die Kinder und andere einfältige Christen, darinnen die gantze Geschicht des Leydens und Sterbens Jesu Christ durch Frag und Antwort kürtzlich erkläret. Leipzig und Königsberg: Heinrich Boyen, 1730. 336, [6]pp (al, 6½" x 2¾", fp, yp, spine cover taped, covers worn, mc). 2 Der Christliche Sänger, eine Sammlung der vornehmsten und gebräuchlichsten Lieder, zum Gebrauch des öffentlichen und privat Gottesdienstes für alle heilsuchende Seelen. Skippacksville, Pa.: Samuel K. Cassel, 1855. 440pp (5¼" x 3½", syp, front cover and spine cover loose, mc); Der Sänger am Grabe. Eine Auswahl Lieder zum Gebrauch bei Leichen-Begängnissen, wie auch Trost-Lieder für Solche, die um geliebte Todte trauern. Philadelphia: Ig. Kohler, [18--?]. 240pp (6" x 4", copy of Allen M. Fretz, 1884, foxing, ppn, syp, spine cover taped, cover edges worn, gc). 3 Geistliches Blumen-Gärtlein inniger Seelen; oder kurze Schluß-Reimen, Betrachtungen und Lieder ueber allerhand Wahrheiten des inwendigen Christenthums. 6. und verm. Aufl. Germantown: Christ[off Sauer], 1773. 546pp (al, 5⅝" x 3⅜", sds, yp, pt of tp and few front and back pp torn, single clasp missing, spine cover taped, covers sl worn, gc); Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich Güldenes Schatz-Kästlein der Kinder Gottes, deren Schatz im Himmel ist: Bestehend auserlesenen Sprüchen der heiligen Schrift, nach der Ordnung der biblischen Bücher. 1. und 2. Theilen in 1. Halle: Verlegung des Waisenhauses, 1786. 5-365, [22], only 362pp (picture cover, 3⅜" x 5", sds, yp, front tp missing, several pp missing from front and back, mc). 4 Sonthomb, Emanuel Gülden Kleinod der Kinder Gottes. Das ist: Der wahre Weg zum Christenthumb [sic] zu erst aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche ubergesetzet. Lüneburg: Johann und Heinrich Sternen, [pseud.] 1636. 760pp (al, yp, covers torn, front cover missing, mc). 5 Wilson, Cura P. H KAINH ΔIAΘHKH. Novum Testamentum Græcum. Ad exemplar Roberti Stephani accuratissime editum. Hartfordiae : Apud Oliverum D. Cooke et Filios, 1822. 369pp (al, ds, stis, yp, front endpaper missing, covers worn, gc); Das Neue Testament unsers Herrn und Heilandes Jesu Christi. Nach der Deutschen Uebersetzung D. Martin Luthers. Neue Aufl. Philadelphia: J.G. Ritter, 1828. 532pp (al, sds, syp, clasps missing, covers sl worn, front cover and spine cover loose, mc). 6 Gillies, John Memoirs of Rev. George Whitefield. Rev. and corrected with large additions and improvements. To which is appended an extensive collection of his sermons and other writings. Middletown: Hunt & Co., 1841. 648pp (al, marbled edges, fp, eng, sl foxing, syp, front endpaper and fp loose, spine cover torn, covers worn, gc). 7 Piety Promoted, in a Collection of the Dying Sayings of Many of the People Called Quakers. With a Brief Account of Some of Their Labours in the Gospel, and Sufferings for the Same. 2nd pt by John Tomkins. 3rd ed. London: Luke Hinde, 1765. 186, [3]pp (al, 5½" x 3¼", exlib, syp, yellowed endpapers, gc); Tuke, Heinrich Die Religions-Grundsätze, zu welchen die Gesellschaft der Christen, die man gewöhnlich Quäker nennet. Aus dem Englisch. London: J. Wertheimer und Comp., 1847. 92pp (bib refs, syp, spine cover torn, gc). 8 Piety Promoted, in a Collection of the Dying Sayings of Many of the People Call'd Quakers. With Some Memorials of Their Virtuous Lives. 5th pt by John Field. 4th ed. London: Mary Hinde, 1775. 224pp (al, 5¾" x 3¼", exlib, syp, yellowed endpapers, gc); Penn, William No Cross, No Crown: A Discourse Shewing the Nature and Discipline of the Holy Cross of Christ. Philadedlphia: Friends' Book Asso., 1882. 426pp (stis, syp, front cover torn inside, gc). 9 Erläuterung für Herrn Caspar Schwenckfeld, und die Zugethanen, seiner Lehre, wegen vieler Stücke, beydes aus der Historie und Theologie, welche insgemein unrichtig vorgestellet, oder gar übergangen werden. Breslau und Leipzig: Gottfr. Wilh. Seidel, 1771. Only 462pp (al, ind, syp, front cover torn inside, few pp missing at end, spine cover torn, 1 clasp missing, covers sl worn, gc); Lehr-Tractate, Erstens, vom christlichen Streit u. Nebst einem kurzgefaßten Inbegriff desselbigen, und vom Gewissen; Zweitens, von der Sünde und Gnade--Adam und Christi. Drittens: Beantwortung einer christlichen nothwendigen Frage: Ob ein Christ auch ein Sünder sey? Geschrieben zur Reformations-Zeit durch Caspar Schwenckfeld, von Ossing. Allentown, Pa.: Blumer & Busch, 1846. 206, [1]pp (al, syp, sl ink-scribbled, spine cover torn, covers worn, gc); Neueingerichtetes Gesang-Buch, enthaltend eine Sammlung erbaulicher Lieder, nach den Haupt-Stücken christlicher Lehre. Hrsg. auf Verordnung der Schwenkfelder Gemeinde. Skippackville, Pa.: A.E. Dambly, 1869. 540, [26]pp (5½" x 3½", marbled endpapers, words only, syp, covers worn, gc). 10 Erläuterung für Herrn Caspar Schwenckfeld, und die Zugethanen, seiner Lehre, wegen vielen Stücke, beydes aus der Historie und Theologie; allen aufrichtigen Nachforschern und Liebhabern der Wahrheit zum Dienste aus Licht zu stellen. 2. Aufl. Sumnytaun: E. Benner, 1830. 507, [2]pp (al, fp, ind, sl foxing, syp, covers sl worn, gc); Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Book Auction February 12, 2021 2 Oeffentliche Correspondenzen zwischen Josua Schultz, Schwenckfelder Prediger in Hereford Taunschip, Berks Caunty, und Daniel Weiser, Reformirter Prediger in Ober-Hanover Taunschip, Montgomery Caunty, im Jahr 1858. Lansdale, Pa.: John Shupe, 1861. 128pp (yp, covers loose, mc); Compendium, das ist kurze Zusammenfassung und Inbegriff derer christlichen Glaubens-Lehren. Philadelphia: Schelly und Lescher, 1836. 618, [1]pp (al, w/2 clasps, ind, syp, front cover torn inside, covers worn, gc). 11 Erläuterung für Herrn Caspar Schwenckfeld, und die Zugethanen, seiner Lehre, wegen vielen Stücke, beydes aus der Historie und Theologie; allen aufrichtigen Nachforschern und Liebhabern der Wahrheit zum Dienste aus Licht zu stellen. 2. Aufl. Sumnytaun: E. Benner, 1830. 507, [2]pp (al, fp, ind, foxing, stis, syp, covers worn, gc); Von der himmlischen Arzeney, oder daß Jesus Christus, der wahre Arzt, und der arme sündhafte Mensch der Patient, Verwundete oder Kranke ist. Geschrieben zur Reformations-Zeit durch Caspar Schwenkfeld von Ossing. Allentown: Heinrich Ebner, 1819-20. 102, 134, [1], 100, [1]pp (quarter bd, marbled covers, added tp: Von dreyerley Leben der Menschen. ., added tp: Einige christliche und lehrreiche Send-Briefe, yp, covers sl worn, gc); Lehr-Tractate, Erstens, vom christlichen Streit u. Nebst einem kurzgefaßten Inbegriff desselbigen, und vom Gewissen; Zweitens, von der Sünde und Gnade--Adam und Christi. Drittens: Beantwortung einer christlichen nothwendigen Frage: Ob ein Christ auch ein Sünder sey? Geschrieben zur Reformations-Zeit durch Caspar Schwenckfeld, von Ossing. Allentown, Pa.: Blumer & Busch, 1846. 206, [1]pp (al, yp, covers worn, gc). 12 Christian, John T. A History of the Baptists: Together with Some Account of Their Principles and Practices. Texarkana, Ark.-Tex.: Bogard Press, 1922. 408pp (on spine: Vol. 1, ind, foxing on top edge, is, gc); Christian, John T. A History of the Baptist Churches in the United States. Rev. ed. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1898. 513pp (bib, ind, syp, gc); Newman, A.H. A History of the Baptist Churches in the United States. Rev. ed. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1898. 513pp (bib, ind, copy of Isaac Clarence Kulp, Jr., Vernfield, Pa., syp, gc); Seventh Day Baptists in Europe and America: A Series of Historical Papers Written in Commemoration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Organization of the Seventh Day Baptist General Conference. Vol. 1 only. Plainfield, N.J.: Printed for the Seventh Day Baptist General Conference by the American Sabbath Tract Society, 1910. 583pp (fp, ill, syp, gc). 13 Benedict, David A General History of the Baptist Denomination in America, and Other Parts of the World. Vols. 1-2 complete. Boston: Printed for the Author by Lincoln & Edmands, 1813; reprint ed., Dayton, Ohio: Church History Research & Archives, 1985. 630, 636pp (ub, fps, bib refs, ind, vgc); Memorials of Baptist Martyrs. With a preliminary historical essay by J. Newton Brown. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1854; reprint ed., Watertown, Wis.: Baptist Heritage Press, 1989. 309pp (foxing on edges, gc). 14 Cassel, Daniel K. History of the Mennonites, Historically and Biographically Arranged from the Time of the Reformation; More Particularly from the Time of Their Emigration to America. Containing Sketches of the Oldest Meeting Houses and Prominent Ministers. Also, Their Confession of Faith, Adopted at Dortrecht, in 1632. Philadelphia: Author, 1888. 450pp (fp, ill, bib refs, ind, stis, syp, front and back covers torn inside, covers worn, gc); Hostetler, Fanny M. Aunt Faye of the Mennonites. [Orrville, OH : J.D. Hostetler, 1949] . 136pp (pb, ill, front cover and spine cover loose, mc). 15 Wenger, A. Grace Frontiers of Faithfulness: The Story of the Groffdale Mennonite Church. Leola, Pa.: Groffdale Mennonite Church, [1992]. 300pp (pb, ill, bib, ind, vgc). 16 Landis, Ira D. The Landis Family Book. Section 1. Lancaster, Pa.: 1950. 229pp (pb, ill, ind, syp, front cover corner bent, gc). 17 Landis, Ira D. The Landis Family Book. Section 3. Bareville, Pa.: 1953. 166pp (pb, ill, ind, syp, front cover creased, spine cover torn, gc). 18 Landis, Ira D. The Landis Family Book. Section 4. Bareville, Pa.: 1954. 175pp (pb, ill, ind, vgc). 19 Hershey, Scott Funk History and Records of the Hershey Family from the Year 1600. New Castle, Pa.: Petite Book Co., [1913]. 108pp (pb, syp, spine cover creased and torn, gc); Hershey, Henry Hershey Family History. Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite Pub. House, 1929. 291pp (sis, ppn, spine cover torn, gc). 20 Wiegand, Martha S. Steiner Family Record, 1720-1978: The Ancestry and Posterity of John and Anna (Steiner) Steiner. Morning Sun, Iowa: Compiler, [1978]. 288, xviii pp (pb, ind, ppn, gc); Kulp, Ernest Kolb-Kulp-Culp Ancestry and Descendants of Joseph Kulp (1838-1919). New Paris, Ind.: Compiler, 1988. 88pp (pb, ill, ppn, gc); Buskirk, Esther The Family Tree of Josiah Martin and Sarah Clemmer.
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