The Pennsylvania Germans

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Focusing on the German settlement in Pennsylvania, the book explores the establishment of Germantown in 1683 as the first all-German community in America. It delves into the experiences of German immigrants, highlighting their struggles, pioneer life, and cultural practices, including religion, education, and customs. Special attention is given to the Mennonite community and their unique traditions, along with insights into proverbs and superstitions. The narrative also includes historical records related to the Rosenberger family, starting with Heinrich Rosenberger.