Born to Margaret (Houtz) and George Lashells. He married Mary Clark on December 22, 1803 in Virginia.
From 1815 to 1818, Ralph Lashells was the proprietor of the "Indian Queen," a tavern that was the headquarters for all the gentlemen of the town. The Blue Room of the "Indian Queen" remained the elite inn/tavern for almost five decades.
Ralph and Mary had 7 children - Margaret Clark Lashells, Eleanor Jane Lashells, Sophia Ester Lashells, George William Lashells, Walter John LaShelle, James Maxwell Lashells and Daniel Lashells.
Obituary:
August 1, 1821, The Compiler, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Died, at the residence of his brother in New Berlin, Union Co., Pa., on Thursday morning last, Ralph Lashall, for a number of years an active and respected citizen of this borough.
From 1815 to 1818, Ralph Lashells was the proprietor of the "Indian Queen," a tavern that was the headquarters for all the gentlemen of the town. The Blue Room of the "Indian Queen" remained the elite inn/tavern for almost five decades.
Ralph and Mary had 7 children - Margaret Clark Lashells, Eleanor Jane Lashells, Sophia Ester Lashells, George William Lashells, Walter John LaShelle, James Maxwell Lashells and Daniel Lashells.
Obituary:
August 1, 1821, The Compiler, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Died, at the residence of his brother in New Berlin, Union Co., Pa., on Thursday morning last, Ralph Lashall, for a number of years an active and respected citizen of this borough.
Born to Margaret (Houtz) and George Lashells. He married Mary Clark on December 22, 1803 in Virginia.
From 1815 to 1818, Ralph Lashells was the proprietor of the "Indian Queen," a tavern that was the headquarters for all the gentlemen of the town. The Blue Room of the "Indian Queen" remained the elite inn/tavern for almost five decades.
Ralph and Mary had 7 children - Margaret Clark Lashells, Eleanor Jane Lashells, Sophia Ester Lashells, George William Lashells, Walter John LaShelle, James Maxwell Lashells and Daniel Lashells.
Obituary:
August 1, 1821, The Compiler, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Died, at the residence of his brother in New Berlin, Union Co., Pa., on Thursday morning last, Ralph Lashall, for a number of years an active and respected citizen of this borough.
From 1815 to 1818, Ralph Lashells was the proprietor of the "Indian Queen," a tavern that was the headquarters for all the gentlemen of the town. The Blue Room of the "Indian Queen" remained the elite inn/tavern for almost five decades.
Ralph and Mary had 7 children - Margaret Clark Lashells, Eleanor Jane Lashells, Sophia Ester Lashells, George William Lashells, Walter John LaShelle, James Maxwell Lashells and Daniel Lashells.
Obituary:
August 1, 1821, The Compiler, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Died, at the residence of his brother in New Berlin, Union Co., Pa., on Thursday morning last, Ralph Lashall, for a number of years an active and respected citizen of this borough.
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