Peter Romig, second son of John Adam, was born June 28, 1770, in Upper Saucon, and died Aug. 9, 1844 in North Whitehall. He was a miller and blacksmith and in 1790 removed to North Whitehall, where his father had purchased a tract of land along the Coplay creek and erected a grist-mill of stone. This was torn down in 1826 and a stone mill still standing, but no longer operated, was erected. Peter Romig also built a saw-mill here, which he bequeathed to his son. John, with a larger portion of the land, and the grist-mill and 17 acres to his son, Peter. Peter Romig was a man of wonderful strength and it is said he was able to lift an anvil with his little finger. He married Johanna Jacob, who was born May 17, 1773, and died Aug. 4, 1847. They are buried at Unionville.