Member of the Harmony Society
She was the granddaughter of Harmony Society founder Johann Georg Rapp.
She established managed the Society's silk industry. She played the pianoforte and the reed piano, sang soprano, and organized the women's choral group, and also taught music theory class. She painted in water colors and sculpted wax flowers.
Source(s):
English, Eileen Aiken, Demographic Directory of the Harmony Society, Richard W. Couper Press, 2011
Pennsylvania State Archives, Manuscript Group 185, Microfilm roll 2, Genealogical Materials (ca. 1848-1900) - located at Old Economy Village (includes burial list written by Trustee John S. Duss)
She was the granddaughter of Harmony Society founder Johann Georg Rapp.
She established managed the Society's silk industry. She played the pianoforte and the reed piano, sang soprano, and organized the women's choral group, and also taught music theory class. She painted in water colors and sculpted wax flowers.
Source(s):
English, Eileen Aiken, Demographic Directory of the Harmony Society, Richard W. Couper Press, 2011
Pennsylvania State Archives, Manuscript Group 185, Microfilm roll 2, Genealogical Materials (ca. 1848-1900) - located at Old Economy Village (includes burial list written by Trustee John S. Duss)
Member of the Harmony Society
She was the granddaughter of Harmony Society founder Johann Georg Rapp.
She established managed the Society's silk industry. She played the pianoforte and the reed piano, sang soprano, and organized the women's choral group, and also taught music theory class. She painted in water colors and sculpted wax flowers.
Source(s):
English, Eileen Aiken, Demographic Directory of the Harmony Society, Richard W. Couper Press, 2011
Pennsylvania State Archives, Manuscript Group 185, Microfilm roll 2, Genealogical Materials (ca. 1848-1900) - located at Old Economy Village (includes burial list written by Trustee John S. Duss)
She was the granddaughter of Harmony Society founder Johann Georg Rapp.
She established managed the Society's silk industry. She played the pianoforte and the reed piano, sang soprano, and organized the women's choral group, and also taught music theory class. She painted in water colors and sculpted wax flowers.
Source(s):
English, Eileen Aiken, Demographic Directory of the Harmony Society, Richard W. Couper Press, 2011
Pennsylvania State Archives, Manuscript Group 185, Microfilm roll 2, Genealogical Materials (ca. 1848-1900) - located at Old Economy Village (includes burial list written by Trustee John S. Duss)
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