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Ron Hershner’s ‘Letters From Home’ focuses on Civil War family
Springettsbury Township attorney and author Ron Hershner focuses on the Civil War homefront in “Letters From Home: York County, Pennsylvania, during the Civil War,” released May 2013.
Posted in Book news, Book signings, Civil War books, History, Local author, Local events, Local history, Nonfiction, War
Tagged attorney, book signing, civil war, copperhead, john harvey anderson, lawyer, letters, letters from home, ron hershner, stock and leader, york county, york county heritage trust
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York author Ron Hershner releases Civil War book ‘Letters from Home’
York author and attorney Ron Hershner will sign copies of “Letters From Home,” a book on the Civil War home front, June 19, 2013, at the York County Heritage Trust in York.
Posted in Author visit, Book news, Book signings, Civil War books, History, Local author, Local events, Local history, Nonfiction, War
Tagged attorney, book signing, burneta wiley anderson, civil war, family, harvey anderson, historical society museum, home front, lancaster, lawyer, letters from home, ron hershner, York, york county heritage trust
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York lawyer David C. Schanbacher cowrites book on property distribution
York lawyer David C. Schanbacher, of Hoffmeyer & Semmelman LLP, recently cowrote a second edition of “Slicing Up the Pie: Property Distribution in Pennsylvania.”
