@article{748,
  keywords = {Settlers, Waterloo County, Pennsylvania Germans, Mennonites, Scots, Amish, Eby  Ezra E., Young  James, Sherk  A.B.  Rev., Beasley  Richard, Wilson  John, Rousseau  John Baptiste, Schoerg  Joseph, Betzner  Samuel D., Schoerg  Elizabeth, Schoerg  John, Betzner  Samuel, Reichert  Christian, Reichert  John, Gingerich family, Bechtel family, Kinsey family, Rosenberger family, Bricker family, Baer Family, Weber  Abraham, Erb  Daniel, Dickson  William, Erb  Jacob, Schneider  Christian, Brubacher family, Betzner family, Baumann family, Bean family, Bingeman family, Burkholder family, Cressman family, Detweiler family, Groff family, Hallman family, Hagey family, Honsberger family, Hoffman family, Kolb family, Martin family, Moyer family, Musselman family, Reichert family, Schneider family, Snider Family, Snyder family, Stauffer family, Shantz family, Weber family, Witmer family, Shade  Absalom, Nachtsinger  Jacob, Indigenous peoples, Six Nations Indians},
  author = {William Breithaupt},
  title = {The settlement of Waterloo County},
  abstract = {A survey of pioneer settlement by Mennonites from Pennsylvania in the early nineteenth century, including the families of Schoerg, Eby, Erb, Betzner, Brubacher, Baumann, Bechtel, Biehn, Bergey, Bingeman, Burkholder, Cressman, Detweiler, Gingrich, Groff, Hallman, Hagey, Honsberger, Hoffman, Kinsie, Kolb, Martin, Moyer, Musselman, Reichert, Schneider (Snyder, Snider), Stauffer, Shantz, Weber and Witmer. The author also mentions the efforts of William Dickson and Absalom Shade in attracting Scottish settlers to Dumfries Township and the work of Christian Nafziger in the Amish settlement of Wilmot Township.},
  year = {1948},
  journal = {Waterloo Historical Society},
  volume = {36},
  number = {Journal Article},
  pages = {27-31, },
  language = {English},
}