@book{1776,
  keywords = {Genealogy, Settlers  German, Farmers, Land Biographies, Schools  Public, Moser family, Moser  Paul, Moser  John, Moser  John Philip, Moser  Michael, Moser  Charles P., Moser  Mary Musselman (m. Michael), Moser  Francis Anton, Stockie  Arthur, Stockie  Margaret Rose Boegel (m. Arthur), Dorsch  John, Lambetus  William, Moser  Albert, Hinschberger family, Moser  Anne, Oberholzer  Fred, Oberholzer  Rose Marie Dorsch (m. Fred), Moser  Louis, Moser  Olive Forwell (m. Louis), Stockie  Jacob, Stockie  Mary Isabella Moser (m. Jacob), Stockie family, Dorsch family, Dietrich family, Stockie  Jerome, Moser  Emil, Moser  Amelia McGovern (m. Emil), Moser  Robert, Moser  Ida Dorscht (m. Robert), Moser  Norma Dorscht (m. Albert), Wellesley Township  SS 9, American Hotel  Kitchener, Wellesley, Wellesley Township, Waterloo Township, Weimar  Germany, Baden  Germany},
  author = {Blanche Moser},
  title = {The John Philip Moser family},
  abstract = {An account of the descendants of one of the pioneer farmers of Bamberg, who came to Waterloo Township from Baden, Germany in 1836 and who moved to Wellesley Township in 1855. John's nephew, John Zettel Moser, was the owner of the North American Hotel and later the American House. The book includes a short history of Wellesley Township School Section 9 with which John P. Moser was associated, a brief history of Bamberg, transcripts of old documents, and biographical information for seven generations of family members.},
  year = {1993},
  number = {Book, Whole},
  pages = {92 p. ill., index+},
  publisher = {The Author},
  address = {Wellesley},
  note = {ID -: h-192},
  language = {English},
}