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Marriage and death notices for the central Pennsylvania area from the Harrisburg Chronicle newspaper from issues published in March 1820 through March 1834. This books is a good resource for the family historian or genealogist with ancestors who lived in Dauphin County or the surrounding counties in the early 19th century.
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