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Notes

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Date

1950

Keywords

apples, pears, William Darlington, agriculture, poetry, Thaddeus Kenderdine, farming, Oley Township, Berks County, Exeter Township

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A set of handwritten notes detailing points of reference from various books dating from 1846 to 1855, written by Alfred L. Shoemaker. Within, Shoemaker makes notes on various subjects ranging from apple and pear varieties to farming implements and a poem about Pennsylvania Dutch pies.

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Packet 759-23

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William Darlington: Agricultural Flora

[illegible] Name of the publ.

[illegible] The Horticulturalist Dec 1846 Wm D. Brinkle

Hosenshenk p. 308-9 1854 The Horticulturalist

p. 428: Brennaman Apple

John J. Thomas: Farm Implements

p. 380 Hosenshenk F. K. Eshleman

Schenk’s [illegible] August

1855 p. 107 Smokehouse Fallenwalden

1853, p. 81 The Styer Pear (Mont. Co.)

1853, p. 247 The Ohlinger

The Dumpling

The [illegible]

The Fallenwalder or Fornwalder

The Fallawater of Downing

The Krouser

The Herr

p. 344 The Kelter apple

From Dr. Bertolet, of Oley Township, Berks Co., through Charles Kessler, Esq. of Reading. - The Boas apple, which was introduced into Oley about fifty years ago, by Rev. Mr. Boas, of Reading, from Exeter Township, where it is known as the Kelter.

p. 450-459 Hosenschenk Pear.

J. K. Eshleman Downington, Pa.

Wilmer Atkinson, An Autobiography Phil 1920

Poem by Thaddeus Kenderdine

p. 45 Then pies made in two different ways, as was the fashion in those days. No wonder Robert Winder said he wished he’d been a Dutchman bred, for then he’d that time pleasure feel of having pie at every meal.

A long, low row of wooden sheds for sheltering of gig and chair, a solid horse-block at one end for use of horsemen riding there

[illegible] Feb 11, 1836 in Solebury Meeting House

much-[illegible] 38-39

Language

English

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Notes on Agriculture, Horticulture and Fruit Varieties, 1846-1855

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