Excerpt from History of Wachovia in North Carolina: The Unitas Fratrum or Moravian Church in North Carolina During a Century and a Half, 1752-1902
Mrs. Wurreschke"s labour was not only that of a scholar and expert, but she was also influenced by the motive which comes from the good which she felt she was doing for the church.
Additional sources of information are the following: -
"Moravians in North Carolina." Reichel. 1857.
"Forsyth County." Fries. 1898.
"History of the Moravian Church." Hamilton. 1900.
From Mr. James T. Leinback, Treasurer of the Wachovia Land Office, were received various documents and maps. Articles and tables have been furnished by Bishop Rondthaler, Miss Emma Lehman, Miss Adelaide Fries, Miss L. C. Shaffner, Mr. C. B. Pfohl. Valuable assistance in connection with the preparation and publication of the work has been given by Mr. H. E. Fries, Dr. H. T. Bahnson, Mr. W. S. Pfohl, Dr. J. F. Shaffner, Sr., Mr. J. W. Fries, Mr. Walter H. Page, and other friends, and their interest is thankfully acknowledged.
This book has been written with the hope that church and community may be benefited by a study of our early and more recent history, and that it may in an humble way be instrumental in promoting the cause of Christ.
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