by Mona Boyle Albright Turpin. 1977. 118p

The document outlines the marriages of William Albright's descendants, detailing the names of spouses and their connections within the family lineage. It also highlights a criminal incident involving a robbery, where the perpetrators left a trail and sought food, becoming known to the local community.

Additionally, the text provides historical context regarding the Albright family's immigration from Europe to America, including references to property records and familial connections that trace their roots in the new land.

Furthermore, it mentions Jacob Albright's service in the Revolutionary War, emphasizing his contributions to both military efforts and the local church. The document also notes the arrival of Albright family members in Philadelphia during the early 18th century, marking significant moments in their family history.