Amish Folk Artist: Barbara Ebersol: Her Life, Fraktur, and Death Record Book Royalty The author's exploration of the

The author's exploration of the 1709 immigration of Germans to England

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Amish Folk Artist: Barbara Ebersol: Her Life, Fraktur, and Death Record Book Royalty The author's exploration of theAuthored by an Amish historian from Ontario, this book includes Barbara's fraktur art, letters to cousins, and a death record book. The family record of over 730 entries is the most comprehensive Amish death record book known. Barbara Ebersol (1846 1922), a victim of genetic dwarfism, became one of the most innovative and significant Amish practitioner of decorative art. (128pp. color illus. index. hardcover with dust jacket. Lancaster Menn. Hist.