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1. Re: [MDFred] From the Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, MD. 1890 [1]
Often the center of Hagerstown was called "Old Town". ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Corder Halvorson" To: Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 12:17 PM Subject: [MDFred] From the Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, MD. 1890 > Hi folks, > > Does anyone on this list know anything about the distribution area of the > "Herald and Torch Light" newspaper, published in Hagerstown, ca 1890? > > I am attempting to locate the Old Tow
2. [MDFred] Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society [1]
Forwarded to the list from: wilmoth@crosslink.net . Please reply to Mary Ellen at : wilmoth@crosslink.net and not to me as I have no further information. Thanks! Joan ------------ The Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society is pleased to announce its Spring 2004 meeting. TAXES, FINDING FEMALE ANCESTORS and SOURCES FOR GERMAN RESEARCH Saturday, 24 April 2004, at The Comfort Inn Conference Center, Bowie, Maryland Topics and Presenters: Taxes: Milk Them for All Theyb
3. [MDFred] Civil War Genealogical Workshop - Frederick, MD - Jan 23, 2004 [1]
I would like to remind everyone know about the upcoming workshop Friday Jan 23, 2004 A special Civil War Genealogy Workshop Covering the National Archives in Washington, DC, and U.S. Army Military History Institute in Carlisle Pa. and other places in the region ----------------------------------------- Title "Finding Civil War People - Using Resources in and around Frederick Co. MD" When: Friday, January 23, 2004 - registration 9:30 am - to 4 pm Where: National Museum of Civil War Medicine 48
4. [MDFred] Stenger - Stanger [1]
Descendants of Johann Christian Stenger 1 Johann Christian STENGER .. +Catharina Dorothea JUNG ... 2 Georg Karl Martin STENGER b: August 8, 1769 in Karlsbrunn, Rheinland, Prussia d: April 20, 1835 in Frederick, Frederick Co., MD Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD ....... +Louise TAUSEND d: October 12, 1829 in Frederick, Frederick Co., MD ........ 3 Catherine Margaret STANGER b: April 12, 1796 in Karlsbrunn, Rheinland, Prussia
5. [MDFred] From the Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, MD. 1890 [1]
Hi folks, Does anyone on this list know anything about the distribution area of the "Herald and Torch Light" newspaper, published in Hagerstown, ca 1890? I am attempting to locate the Old Town mentioned in the following article found in the Herald and Torch Light newspaper. April 3, 1890 An intoxicated colored man early Sunday morning lighted a match to see where to lie down in James Corder's stable at Old Town, and threw the lighted match into some straw. The stable burned, with three horses, a lot of
6. Re: [MDFred] Research Baltimore/Hagerstown/Frederick areas [1]
Here's some info on some of Maryland's counties. I was born and live in Maryland but I still have to refer to this information to keep track of what happened and when. Frederick County was involved with many other counties during it's formation and split up. I hope this will be of some help to you. This is not all of the counties but what was listed in the authors' books. George Nuetzel ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY Originally, all the land west of the Chesapeake Bay was considered Saint Mary's County. Theref
7. Re: [MDFred] Research Baltimore/Hagerstown/Frederick areas [1]
i have eighty+ letters in my 'william stone collection' - estate settling attorney from the annapolis area - the earliest item is dated 1635 or 39 and is a 'survey' of a piece of land - typically starting 'at the old oak tree...three paces north...to the stone wall...' type - wm stone is related to thomas stone, signer, declaration of independence - the collection includes estate settlements, wills, letters of servitude, many of the letters are from family members - at the moment i have no time to ac
8. [MDFred] Point of Rocks Community Historical Society now formed - 1st lecture Feb 8th [1]
The community of Point of Rocks - includes both shores of the Potomac River for sure! Can't talk about one state without the other - the family names are proof of that. PORCHS is now a reality and is having its inaugural lecture and reception on Sunday Feb 8, 2004 - 2 PM at the historic St. Paul's Episcopal Church - 1 mile north of the Rt#15 Potomac River Bridge at Point of Rocks - 1914 Ballenger Creek Road. Reception to follow the lecture - all area history supporters are so very welcomed to co
9. [MDFred] Adam Butner-Buttner [1]
Greetings. Adam (and Peter) Butner were in Frederick County, MD at least 1750 to 1753. No immigration info on them including Ancestry 1500-1900 Immigration Index. Adam showed in Rowan Co, NC in 1753 and Peter missing, temporarily I hope. Now feel both possibly British soldiers, discharged or deserted. Is there a net, or other, entry to British Rosters for the period. Thanks for any information. Joe
10. [MDFred] Hagan, Francis; Frederick, MD; 1787-1825 [1]
After reading Wylene A's post about needing late 18th century church records on his Hefner/Wetzel lines, I thought it would a good idea to make a similar post on my elusive HAGAN line. I have previously posted to this list a need for information on Francis HAGAN who is buried in the St. Johns the Evangelist Roman Catholic cemetery, Frederick, Maryland. His headstone shows a birth date of June 6, 1763 but does not show where. He witnessed a marriage in the German Reformed Church in Frederick in the year 1
11. Re: [MDFred] Research Baltimore/Hagerstown/Frederick areas [1]
Thanks for the information. Figure anything I can learn about the area and research area beforehand will help me make much better use of my time. Your e-mail has been kept and put with my Hagerstown file. Again my appreciation and thanks Lee Ripperger
12. [MDFred] Research Baltimore/Hagerstown/Frederick areas [1]
Since Frederick and Washington were all the same at one time (to my understanding) I am posting the following to this list as well as to the Washington list. Any help is greatly appreciated. Fellow listers: Sometime back different people were discussing the places to research in Hagerstown and then also in Baltimore and the various files different places had for researching. I thought I had kept all that information, but somehow I have lost it, so am asking for information from you as to how to search a
13. Re: [MDFred] Research Baltimore/Hagerstown/Frederick areas [1]
Lee, I'm a professional researcher for hire and as such, I would suggest that you go to the Western MD Room located in the Washington County Free Library. They have the best single collection of Frederick and Washington County publications as well as almost all counties in PA. I have direct ties to several Bowers families here in Frederick County but my lines are distinct from the Bowers of Washington County. They may have Bowers info. that has either been published or researched by other family members
14. [MDFred] UPDATE - FamilyHart Database [1]
The FamilyHart Online Database has been updated. We now have over 347,000 linked names online. This is an addition of over 27,000 new names since our last update. Many of the new names come from Lancaster, Franklin, York, and Somerset counties in Pennsylvania as well as Garrett, Washington, and Frederick counties in Maryland. Many of the families recently inputted are from Church of the Brethren and Mennonite lineages. Please see the database at the url found below. Thanks! Don & Jeanine Hartma
15. [MDFred] Adam Butner-Buttner [1]
Greetings. Adam (and Peter) Butner were in Frederick County, MD at least 1750 to 1753. No immigration info on them including Ancestry 1500-1900 Immigration Index. Adam showed in Rowan Co, KY in 1753 and Peter missing, temporarily I hope. Now feel both possibly British soldiers, discharged or deserted. Is there a net, or other, entry to British Rosters for the period? Thanks for any information. Joe
16. [MDFred] Early Frederick Co., MD records [1]
I need a bit of help, I an attempting to trace some families back into Frederick Co., MD. I have found traces of my Hefner back in church records in the 1750's and 60's. I need more, and I also need to fine some records of a Jacob Wetzel, wonder if he appears in any church records. The time line would be about the same as the Hefners. (both names Hefner and Wetzel have been spelled several different ways) If anyone can help me I would be very appreciated. Thanks, Wylene A.
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