Horace Mather Lippincott

Born 1877-01-01

Died 1967-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF92069219
WikidataQ19768345
ISNI0000000078543858
Open LibraryOL1174169A

Top Subjects

Society of Friends (3)
Philadelphia (Pa.) -- History (2)
Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Social life and customs (2)
Philadelphia (2)
Pennsylvania (2)
Philadelphia (Pa.) (2)
Quaker church buildings (2)

Books by Horace Mather Lippincott

Total count: 16

The Mather family of Cheltenham, Pennsylvaniabeing an account of the descendants of Joseph Mather, compiled from the records of Charles Mather of Jenkintown

L. J. Levick1910-01-01
A portraiture of the people called Quakersbeing rare portraits, collected by a careful hand, of the most distinguished members of society, exhibiting their labours in the gospel, their zeal in the promotion of Christian discipline and sfering for conscience sake, together with some account of their public service

W.H. Jenkins1915-01-01
George Washington and the University of Pennsylvania

General Alumni Society1916-01-01
Early Philadelphiaits people, life and progress

J. B. Lippincott Company1917-01-01
Early Philadelpihaits people, life and progress

J. B. Lippincott company1917-01-01
Early Philadelphia: Its People, Life and Progress

J.B. Lippincott1917-01-01
The University of Pennsylvania, Franklin's collegebeing some account of its beginnings and development, its customs and traditions and its gifts to the nation

J.B. Lippincott Company1919-01-01
An account of the people called Quakers in Germantown, Philadelphia

Enterprise Pub. Co.1923-01-01
Philadelphia

Macrae Smith Company1926-01-01
The Savoy Company of Philadelphiaan annual contributor to our School of Fine Arts

1939-01-01
A narrative of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia with some account of Springfield, Whitemarsh and Cheltenham Townships in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania

Old York Road Pub. Co.1948-01-01
Abington Friends Meeting & school, 1682-1949

s.n.1949-01-01
Quaker meeting-houses and a little humor

Old York Road Publishing1952-01-01
Quaker meeting housesand a little humor

Old York Road Pub. Co.1952-01-01
Through a Quaker archway.

Thomas Yoseloff1959-01-01
Philadelphia.

I. J. Friedman Division, Kennikat Press1970-01-01