She appears at the front gate with the pipe in her mouth in the accompanying picture. She is hale and hearty, and still able to enjoy a good smoke of Virginia long-cut in her clay pipe, which has been in her possession for more than a score of years. SOUDER is one of the popular old ladies in Bucks county, and at the advanced age of 87 years she still helped her husband last summer to make all the hay on their 20 acre farm. When Miss REICHARD died she bequeathed the log cabin and lot to her nephew, Noah SOUDER, the present occupant, who has spent all his life there and at the anvil in his blacksmith shop near by.

Here also Miss REICHARD grew to womanhood, and after her foster parents died their remains were buried near the log cabin, to the rear of the old barn, near by. SOUDER's aunt, Sallie REICHARD, and her foster parents (name unknown) certainly used to inhabit the log cabin. Noah SOUDER, who live there, are well advanced in years, both having passed the four-score mark. Its present inhabitants and their ancestors have been residents of the county for nigh on to a century. How old this log cabin is no living person is able to tell, but those who know something of its history say that it has faced the storms of more than 200 winters. , through Bucks county, and who happen to pass the romantic Souder log cabin, almost invariably stop a few moments and take a look at the oldest and most curious structure in Bucks county.

Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran in Almont.

Still intact: Argus Inn built back in 1714, the old Almont Hotel, and the John Fries House located on Allentown Road.

Rockhill Township was now East and West Rockhill of about equal areas.

The township was established in 1740, in 1890, after 20 years of bitterness the pro-division advocates won and Judge Harman Yerkes signed the decree that made the division effective. Sellersville grew up around what was for many years known as Seller's Tavern, which name the post-office bore down to 1866, when it took that of the village. The three villages that lay entirely in Rockhill township, are Sellersville, Bridgetown and Perkasie.

The former is new, and the congregation is of quite recent organization. Of the two churches at Sellersville, one is a union Reformed and Lutheran, and the other a small brick Catholic church, built about 1869 or 1870. Germans were among its very earliest settlers, and it has maintained its German status to the present day. Rockhill was one of the objective points of the German immigration that came up the Perkiomen and set across into Bucks county from 1720 to 1730.

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