Bechtler, Christopher’s last will and testament, English translationChristopher Bechtler’s last will and testament, English translation, Rutherford County Wills, February 1844, Record of Wills, Book E, 122
Bechtler, Christopher’s last will and testament, German language versionChristopher Bechtler’s last will and testament, German language version, Rutherford County Wills, February 1844, Record of Wills, Book E, 123
Bechtlers and Their CoinageCreated By: Barfield, Rodney and Keith Strawn Publisher: Raleigh: North Carolina Museum of History, 1980
Becoming German: The 1709 Palatine Migration to New YorkCreated By: Otterness, Philip Publisher: Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2004
Beer ageing cellars at the August Schell brewery complex, 1990Beer ageing cellars at the August Schell brewery complex, 1990.
Beer bottle label for Wiener Beer brand produced by D.G. Yuengling & SonBeer bottle label for Wiener Beer brand produced by D.G. Yuengling & Son in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries…
Beet sugar production — a subsidized industryBeet sugar production — a subsidized industry. From: Beet Sugar Gazette 5 (1903): 294.
Before Video: A History of the Non-Theatrical FilmCreated By: Slide, Anthony Publisher: New York: Greenwood Press, 1992
Beginnings of Schwan’s LegacyCreated By: Conyers, Ellayne Source/Publisher: Marshall Independent July 6, 2002; July 20, 2002; August 3, 2002
Beinecke, Bernhard, the wagon-driver, 1868The youthful immigrant: Bernhard Beinecke, the wagon-driver, 1868.
Beinecke, Frederick W.Frederick W. Beinecke nurtured, along with his two brothers and lifelong business partners Edwin and Walter, The Sperry & Hutchinson Company (S&H) of New York City, the leading trading stamp company in the United States.
Beinecke, Frederick W. with his sons William and Richard, c. 1921Frederick W. Beinecke shows off a model sailboat to his sons William and Richard, c. 1921.
