First Moravain Church Cemetery, York, PA Moravian Section or Prospect Hill Cemetery; Moravian Section.
Reference: Pennsylvania Vital Records Vol. 1
pgs. 201 & 216. Will Probated 1 Oct 1808, Book M, pg.
87
Became a member of Moravian Church 7 Nov 1763
and a communion brother 20 May 1769. Was a member of
the committee for many years. Called Henry.
DAR says Pvt., Pennsylvania. Soldier in Capt.
Dolls Co., York Militia. In charge of and guarded
British prisoners at York and Camp Security, S. E. of York, Pennsylvania Reference:
Mary Wallace Stanton #312453 DAR Maryland, State Society, Directory of members and ancestors.
1966. Revolutionary War service registered in NSDAR thru the line of Edward Wiest Lanius (DAR Lineage Books, 108 (1929) : 250).
Their was insufficient personal estate to pay his debts. A sale was awarded. He was supervisor of highways for Hallem Township, York Co., Pennsylvania in 1770.
Entire family vital statistics are on pg. 89 of First Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania Records also found on pg. 142 of Lanius Report, Historical Society of
York, Pennsylvania Tax List of 1783 states: Henry Lanius of Hellem Township, York Co, Pennsylvania 1 house, 150 acres, 8 males, 2 females, 4 horses, 8 horned cattle, 6
sheep, 1 still, Valuation 625. tax 10.10.0. 1877 City Directory lists Henry as Gentleman residence 253 E. Market St.
Reference: Pennsylvania Vital Records Vol. 1
pgs. 201 & 216. Will Probated 1 Oct 1808, Book M, pg.
87
Became a member of Moravian Church 7 Nov 1763
and a communion brother 20 May 1769. Was a member of
the committee for many years. Called Henry.
DAR says Pvt., Pennsylvania. Soldier in Capt.
Dolls Co., York Militia. In charge of and guarded
British prisoners at York and Camp Security, S. E. of York, Pennsylvania Reference:
Mary Wallace Stanton #312453 DAR Maryland, State Society, Directory of members and ancestors.
1966. Revolutionary War service registered in NSDAR thru the line of Edward Wiest Lanius (DAR Lineage Books, 108 (1929) : 250).
Their was insufficient personal estate to pay his debts. A sale was awarded. He was supervisor of highways for Hallem Township, York Co., Pennsylvania in 1770.
Entire family vital statistics are on pg. 89 of First Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania Records also found on pg. 142 of Lanius Report, Historical Society of
York, Pennsylvania Tax List of 1783 states: Henry Lanius of Hellem Township, York Co, Pennsylvania 1 house, 150 acres, 8 males, 2 females, 4 horses, 8 horned cattle, 6
sheep, 1 still, Valuation 625. tax 10.10.0. 1877 City Directory lists Henry as Gentleman residence 253 E. Market St.
First Moravain Church Cemetery, York, PA Moravian Section or Prospect Hill Cemetery; Moravian Section.
Reference: Pennsylvania Vital Records Vol. 1
pgs. 201 & 216. Will Probated 1 Oct 1808, Book M, pg.
87
Became a member of Moravian Church 7 Nov 1763
and a communion brother 20 May 1769. Was a member of
the committee for many years. Called Henry.
DAR says Pvt., Pennsylvania. Soldier in Capt.
Dolls Co., York Militia. In charge of and guarded
British prisoners at York and Camp Security, S. E. of York, Pennsylvania Reference:
Mary Wallace Stanton #312453 DAR Maryland, State Society, Directory of members and ancestors.
1966. Revolutionary War service registered in NSDAR thru the line of Edward Wiest Lanius (DAR Lineage Books, 108 (1929) : 250).
Their was insufficient personal estate to pay his debts. A sale was awarded. He was supervisor of highways for Hallem Township, York Co., Pennsylvania in 1770.
Entire family vital statistics are on pg. 89 of First Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania Records also found on pg. 142 of Lanius Report, Historical Society of
York, Pennsylvania Tax List of 1783 states: Henry Lanius of Hellem Township, York Co, Pennsylvania 1 house, 150 acres, 8 males, 2 females, 4 horses, 8 horned cattle, 6
sheep, 1 still, Valuation 625. tax 10.10.0. 1877 City Directory lists Henry as Gentleman residence 253 E. Market St.
Reference: Pennsylvania Vital Records Vol. 1
pgs. 201 & 216. Will Probated 1 Oct 1808, Book M, pg.
87
Became a member of Moravian Church 7 Nov 1763
and a communion brother 20 May 1769. Was a member of
the committee for many years. Called Henry.
DAR says Pvt., Pennsylvania. Soldier in Capt.
Dolls Co., York Militia. In charge of and guarded
British prisoners at York and Camp Security, S. E. of York, Pennsylvania Reference:
Mary Wallace Stanton #312453 DAR Maryland, State Society, Directory of members and ancestors.
1966. Revolutionary War service registered in NSDAR thru the line of Edward Wiest Lanius (DAR Lineage Books, 108 (1929) : 250).
Their was insufficient personal estate to pay his debts. A sale was awarded. He was supervisor of highways for Hallem Township, York Co., Pennsylvania in 1770.
Entire family vital statistics are on pg. 89 of First Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania Records also found on pg. 142 of Lanius Report, Historical Society of
York, Pennsylvania Tax List of 1783 states: Henry Lanius of Hellem Township, York Co, Pennsylvania 1 house, 150 acres, 8 males, 2 females, 4 horses, 8 horned cattle, 6
sheep, 1 still, Valuation 625. tax 10.10.0. 1877 City Directory lists Henry as Gentleman residence 253 E. Market St.
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