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Beliefs and Superstitions of the Pennsylvania Germans genealogy Kershner also traces the roots

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Kershner also traces the roots of Christ Kindle

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Neversink was the southern boundary of Reading

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Dyck was born in 1881 in Russia and left in 1907 for Kansas

Beliefs and Superstitions of the Pennsylvania Germans genealogy Kershner also traces the rootsMore than 2,000 beliefs and superstitions are included in both the Pennsylvania German language and the English translation. They are arranged here according to subjects such as childhood, marriage, omens, dogs and cats, moving, servants, milk and butter, trees, snakes, weather, moon, special days and seasons, horseshoes, freckles, warts, convulsions, and more. (242pp. hardcover. Center for Pennsylvania German Studies, 1995.)

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