Wallace family.

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Robert Wallace settled in the Blue Ball section of Earl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. on August 27, 1766 with the purchase of twelve acres of land. Soon after he established a store and built a new tavern, "The Blue Ball." In 1778, he sold the tavern to Peter Grim. Robert's son, John, entered his father's store at a young age. John continued his father's mercantile and agriculture pursuits after his death. For thirty-two years, John served as an elder at the Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church. After his death the store remained in family hands until at least 1870.

From the description of Account books, 1761-1801, 1824-1825, 1853-1858, 1869-1870. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 84665941

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referencedIn Wallace, Lurleen Burns, 1927-1968. Funeral photograph collection, 1968. Alabama Department of Archives and History
creatorOf Wallace family. Account books, 1761-1801, 1824-1825, 1853-1858, 1869-1870. Winterthur Library
referencedIn Holmes, Samuel. Wallace family papers, 1861-1924 Detroit Public Library, Detroit Main Library
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associatedWith J. S. Wallace & Bros. corporateBody
associatedWith Wallace & Davis. corporateBody
associatedWith Wallace, John. person
associatedWith Wallace, John S. person
associatedWith Wallace, Lurleen Burns, 1927-1968. person
associatedWith Wallace, Robert. person
associatedWith Wallace, William J. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Pennsylvania--Earl Twp
Subject
Alcoholic beverages
Business records
Butter
Clothing and dress
Dressmaking materials
Dry-goods
Eggs
Farm produce
Food prices
Groceries
Grocery trade
Hardware
Hotels
House furnishings
Household supplies
Knives
Stores, Retail
Shoes
Textile fabrics
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Active 1761

Active 1870

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