Historical incidents in the lives of Joachim & Anna Catharine Senseman and his son, Gottlob Senseman, and his wife : who were missionaries among the North American Indians, with Count Zinzendorf, David Zeisberger, John Heckwelder, and others (beginning A.D. 1742) compiled from various authentic sources by Abraham Henry Senseman, great grandson of Joachim Senseman

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Senseman, Abraham Henry, b. 1816.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Senseman family.

Senseman, Anna Catharine, 1717-1755.

Senseman, Anna Catharine.

Senseman, Joachim, fl. 1741.

Senseman, Joachim.

Senseman, Gottlob, d. 1800.

Senseman, Gottlob.

Moravians--Penn--History.

Moravians.

Pennsylvania--Moravians--History.

Pennsylvania.

Physical Description:

[2], 73 [i.e. 74] leaves ; 28 cm.

Edition:

[Typescript ed.].

Place of Publication:

[United States? : s.n., 198-?]

Contents:

Preface

Biographical sketch

Anna Catherine Senseman ...

Joachim Senseman

Gottlob Senseman

Zinzendorf's observations concerning the savages in Canada

The massacre on the Mahoning

Capture of the missionaries

The massacre of the ninety Indians

A second campaign

Count Zinzendorf in Luzerne County

The missionaries on their journey westward

Glikkikan's conversion

Wechquetank

Matters of interest appertaining to the origin and forms of the Moravian Church

The Hutberg at Nazareth

Bethlehem

A genealogy of the family

The Pilgrim's rest.

Notes:

Cover title.

Originally published: Philadelphia [Pa.] : Senseman & Son, Printers, 1881.

Typescript photocopy.

The are 2 of leaf 7.

"This Tribute is Dedicated to my Son, Albert Henry, and my Children in general, To inspire in them with the true sense of the good work of OUR FOREFATHERS And emulate them to hand the name in its primitive state to posterity, WITH THE HOPE That they will interest themselves in this little Work."--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.

OCLC:

36871970