| | Lancaster County (no city given):
Nathaniel
Ramsey, 1741 —
David
Ramsay, 1749 —
Samuel
Sterett, 1758 —
John
McNairy, 1762 —
William
Addams, 1777 —
William
Crawford Linton, 1795 —
James
P. Kennedy, 1826 —
Ellis
T. Pierce, 1846 —
Horace
L. Haldeman, 1847 |
| | Bainbridge:
Bernard
J. Myers, 1880 |
| | Near Blue Ball:
John
Wilkes Kittera, 1752 |
| | Bowmansville:
William
A. Schnader, 1886 |
| | Christiana:
William
W. Griest, 1858 |
| | Churchtown:
Edward
Davies, 1779 |
| | Colerain Township:
Marriott
Brosius, 1843 |
| | Columbia:
Stephen
F. Wilson, 1821 —
Cleon
N. Berntheizel, 1874 |
| | Conoy Township:
Michael
R. Hoffman, 1857 |
| | Derry:
Archibald
Roane, c.1755 |
| | Donegal Township:
William
Smith, 1728 |
| | East Donegal Township:
John
A. Hiestand, 1824 |
| | East Earl Township:
J.
Roland Kinzer, 1874 |
| | East Lampeter Township:
John
G. Homsher, 1859 |
| | Ephrata:
William
B. Linn, 1871 |
| | Ephrata Township:
George
Hibshman, 1852 |
| | Near Ephrata:
Jacob
Hibshman, 1772 |
| | Fulton Township:
Jeremiah
Brown, 1785 —
John
Strohm, 1793 |
| | Lancaster:
John
Gibson, 1740 —
Thomas
Boude, 1752 —
Robert
Smith, 1757 —
Simon
Snyder, 1759 —
Jenkin
Whiteside, 1772 —
William
McFarland, 1774 —
Henry
A. Muhlenberg, 1782 —
Thomas
Kittera, 1789 —
Solomon
Porter Hood, 1853 —
Frank
B. McClain, 1864 —
Frances
B. Atlee, 1878 —
Herman
T. Schneebeli, 1907 —
June
N. Honaman, 1920 —
Richard
M. Scott, c.1934 —
Ronald
Lawrence Buckwalter, 1936 |
| | Leacock Township:
Amos
Ellmaker, 1787 |
| | Lebanon Township:
John
Gloninger, 1758 |
| | Lincoln:
Guy
K. Bard, 1895 |
| | Lititz:
Sydenham
Elnathan Ancona, 1824 —
Hiram
Keller, 1832 —
Richard
A. Snyder, 1910 |
| | Little Britain Township:
Thomas
Patterson, 1764 —
John
Patterson, 1771 |
| | Manheim:
Andrew
H. Harnly, 1864 |
| | Manor Township:
A.
Herr Smith, 1815 |
| | Marietta:
Henry
B. Cassel, 1855 |
| | Maytown:
William
Cameron, 1795 —
Simon
Cameron, 1799 —
Penrose
Hills Albright, 1852 |
| | New Danville:
Eli
Heiny, 1822 |
| | New Holland:
John
W. Davis, 1799 |
| | Octoraro:
William
C. Sproul, 1870 |
| | Pequea:
Robert
Whitehill, 1738 |
| | Quarryville:
Edwin
D. Eshleman, 1920 |
| | Salisbury Township:
John
Whitehill, 1729 |
| | Strasburg:
James
Whitehill, 1762 —
Frederick
L. Homsher, 1885 |
| | Strasburg Township:
Joseph
Lefever, 1760 |
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