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Amish Family Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: Fraktur & Needlework—1800 to 1900s

Elam Stoltzfus

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Amish Family Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is a masterful collaboration that preserves centuries of heritage through a stunning collection of 123 rare family records, bookplates, and ornate fraktur artwork. Rooted in Jack Parmer’s thirty-year curation and brought to life by Elam Stoltzfus’ meticulous genealogical research, the book features exquisite illustrations by artist Emily Smucker‑Beidler and insights from the Nicholas Stoltzfus Homestead. Spanning the 18th and 19th centuries, these recovered archives offer scholars and descendants a profound window into the religious life and artistic expressions of the Amish community. This collection serves as a vital bridge to ancestral roots, celebrating the enduring stories and "ink, color, and careful stitch" of Pennsylvania’s Amish rich cultural history. (149pp. full-color illus. hardcover. Masthof Press, 2026.)

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Beth Bontrager, Mennonite historical library

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Roy Schreffler
The quality of this book is outstanding in all regards!

The content, production, and especially the printing execution are superior, a real pleasure to view, read and handle, this volume will add to my collection, and be highly regarded for it's outstanding work.


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