Rev. Mendsen served the townships of Moore, Lehigh, Allen, Plainfield and the towns of Chestnut Hill and Indianland in Northampton County; Whitehall Township in Lehigh County; and Towamensing in Carbon County.

Rev. Gerhard served the Reformed churches in Bucks County: Springfield Township, Bedminster Township, Durham Township, Haycock Township, Tinicum Township, Nockamixon, Warrington, Plumstead Township, Tinicum, Springfield, Rockhill, Danboro, Doylestown, Hilltown, Redhill, Bedminster, Fisherville; in Northampton County: Williams Township, Cherryville, Lower Milford Township, Saucon, Lower Saucon, Bethlehem. He also married some couples from New Jersey....

From Catholic Historical Society: Father Schneider's Goshenhoppen registers, 1741-1764 / transcribed for the Society and translated for publication by Francis T. Furey ; Goshenhoppen registers (second series), 1765-1785 / translated and edited by Thomas C. Middleton. Goshenhoppen is now Bally in Berks County.

Rev. Schumacher, Lutheran pastor, served congregations in BERKS COUNTY: Trinity Lutheran at Reading (1754-1755, 1758); Alsace Church in Alsace Township (1754-1758); Schwarzwald Church in Exeter Township (1754-1758); St. Paul's in Windsor Township (1754-1757, 1760-1761, 1764-1765, 1771-1775); Jerusalem or Allemangel (1755-1770) and New Allemangel or Friedens (1770-1777), both in Albany Township; Bern Church in Bern Township (1755-1757); Zion or Northkill...

Includes biography of Daniel Schumacher. Contains baptisms and confirmations 1754-1773. Rev. Schumacher, Lutheran pastor, served congregations in BERKS COUNTY: Trinity Lutheran at Reading (1754-1755, 1758); Alsace Church in Alsace Township (1754-1758); Schwarzwald Church in Exeter Township (1754-1758); St. Paul's in Windsor Township (1754-1757, 1760-1761, 1764-1765, 1771-1775); Jerusalem or Allemangel (1755-1770) and New Allemangel or Friedens (1770-1777),...

Dr. Hinke describes Weber's account book including financial accounts from his school with names of students for 1773-1774; accounts with his congregations, and private accounts of various kinds. No church records are given except the baptisms of his children. Hinke sent the transcript of portions of the account book back to Greensburg where the original book was apparently kept as part of the church records of the First Reformed Church. Rev. Weber...