Journal published annually by the Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society, Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania.

Library has the following numbers:

VOLUME 10: August 1979.
Excerpt from "Settlement Family Festival - 1723-1973," published by the descendants of Conrad Weiser the Elder in 1973; Two Tulpehocken Patriarchs (Abraham Lauck and Michael Schauer); Michael Shower (or Schauer) - Palatine Emigrant, 1699-1772; The Schutz (or Scheetz) Family.

VOLUME 12: November 1980.
The Story of Regina Leininger, Indian Captive of the Penn's Creek Massacre; The Penn's Creek Massacre, First Indian Incursion in Pennsylvania; Picture of the "Regina Monument" in old cemetery at Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchsburg, Pennsylvania.

VOLUME 13: November 1981.
Pirates vs. Our Immigrant Forefathers; Newlanders; The Philadelphia Ship Lists and Their Usefulness Genealogically.

VOLUME 14: November 1982.
The Paths of the Palatines; An Old Berks County Land Transfer.

VOLUME 15: November 1983.
List of Maps, Photos and Fascimiles; Introduction (300th Anniversary of First German Settlements in America); Wittgenstein (Womelsdorf, The Village and Family Name; Girkhausen; Diedenshausen; Diedenhausen-Seibelsbach; Wunderthausen; Altershausen; Elsoff; The Schwarzenau Brethren; The Papermill at Raumland); Christoph Sauer; Amity and Oley Valley; Daniel Womelsdorf; Tulpehocken - Middle Town - Womelsdorf; Wittgensteiners in America; The Schleswig-Holstein Wommelsdorffs; My Womelsdorf Adventure; The Womelsdorf Family Association; From Womelsdorf to Womelsdorf; Bibliography.

VOLUME 16: November 1984.
Log Cabins - Their History and Description; Why Our Forefathers Left Europe; Piety and Pietism Among Our Forefathers; Negro Slavery in Pennsylvania.

VOLUME 17: November 1985.
Introduction (Palatinate College); The Pennsylvania Germans.

VOLUME 18: November 1986.
Early Education Involving Our Tulpehocken Settlers (includes photographs of Berks County schools and students); Bibliography; Causes for Emigration from the German Counties of Wittgenstein.