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1. [MDFred] Re: MD-FRED-GEN-D Digest V02 #76 [1]
Annie; We are all in a constant search for our roots. Our Nationalities are often many and intertwined. The purpose of any list is to try to obtain information on our ancestors, so if your ancestor (regardless of national origin) came from the Fredererick Co., or surrounding area, you certainly should feel free to post your query so let's have a name and some dates. Who knows, someone may have the information you are seeking. Walt Peterman
2. Re: [MDFred] Germans [1]
Annie, Now you have me curious. I'll have to look for the Welsh letter. I'm just kidding. The genealogy game is a great homogenizer and the players are the most cooperative and helpful bunch of people you are likely to associate with. John
3. [MDFred] Hoffman family [1]
I am looking for descendants of the following members of the family of Henrich (Henry) Hoffman: George Hoffman b. 1784, died 1873 Caspar Hoffman b. abt. 1787, died 1873 John Hoffman abt. 1789, died 1869 Henry Hoffman abt. 1790, died 1868 Ann Catharine Hoffman Traverse abt. 1794, died 1856 Adam Hoffman abt. 1800, died 1828 I have much information to share on this family, but I have a few questions. Any help is appreciated. Cindy Hoffman smoketownuniv@aol.com
4. [MDFred] Conrod Hoffman 1800 [1]
I am looking for information on a Conrod Hoffman who is lited in the 1800 Census of Frederick County, MD. Any information will be helpful1 Cindy Hoffman
5. [MDFred] I HAVE A QUESTION [1]
Hi: Is this group only for German ancestors who came to Frederick County, MD? Mine were Welsh from the Welsh area of Frederick County. If I'm not on the right list, I'll have to get off. Is there another list for the Welsh in Frederick County as that is all I'm interested in. Annie
6. [MDFred] Germans [1]
Hi: I sent an email earlier today re the Welsh in Frederick County. I just want to say that I have nothing against Germans or anyone of German descent. In fact, I probably do have German ancestry somewhere. I'm just simply looking for a family with a Welsh surname in an area of Frederick Co. Md. Annie
7. [MDFred] Evers/Evan Cross [1]
June: I have searched for my husband's ancestor seen on a daughter's death certificate as Evers Cross. He was married to Catherine__? who was born on the Ocean about 1791 and died after 1870. They were married between 1815-1825 probably. I have not found this man under the name Evers. I wonder if his name could have been Evan? Their daughter used several names such as Emmaline, Emma, Amy and finally Anna on the death cert. She and her mother lived in Washington County during the years I studied them.
8. [MDFred] GARRARD DAVIS - Frederick Co. 1745 [1]
I found a land record of a Garrard Davis of Frederick Co., MD listed about 1745. I believe that he is either the father or grandfather of my ancestor, Benjamin Davis who was born in Md May 1776. A Garrard Davis, the father of my Benjamin, died in Mason County, KY about 1802 and left a will. He had a son named Garrard who married Elizabeth McDermid or McDermott in Frederick County in 1795. Anyone doing research on this line? Thanks, Annie
9. [MDFred] FamilyHart Database UPDATE [1]
Our online database has been updated with 40,000 new names for a total now online of over 278,000 names, all linked and indexed. These are mostly Pennsylvania Dutch names found in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio and the Carolinas. Many are Mennonite, Brethren, and Moravian. Thanks! Don & Jeanine Hartman FamilyHart http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/
10. RE: [MDFred] SCHNEIDER/ CATOCTIN MTN. [1]
Hi Lorin. Glad I could help. I know there is a copy of the book (1988 edition) in the Daughters of the American Revolution Library, but books are for use in the library only. They will, however, make copies. Their web address is: www.dar.org and go to the library section for instructions. I'm sure that there are libraries in Frederick Co. that do inter library loan. Perhaps someone familiar with Frederick Co. libraries can provide that information. As for the Moravian Archives, you can go there; howe
11. [MDFred] Braden/McINtire [1]
Anyone recognize this group of people? John Braden, Sr., having grown up to manhood, became the owner of a farm near Youngstown, Ohio, and resided on the same until the breaking out of the war of 1812 with Great Britain, when he joined the army and served therein until the close of the war. After the war John Braden, Sr., was married to Katherine McIntyre, daughter of William McIntyre, who was a native of Scotland, and in early times had migrated to this country,
12. Re: [MDFred] I HAVE A QUESTION .. Not just for German Lines [1]
In addition to my one German line, STOTTLEMYER, also have several English groups; SPRIGGS, BACON, NUTHALL, MAGRUDER. Sally Rolls Pavia Sun City, AZ sallypavia2001@yahoo.com "Don't cry because it's over; smile because it happened." Hi: Is this group only for German ancestors who came to Frederick County, MD? Mine were Welsh from the Welsh area of Frederick County. If I'm not on the right list, I'll have to get off. Is there another list for the Welsh in Frederick County as that is all I'm interested i
13. Re: [MDFred] Germans [1]
If you are looking for a Welsh name in the MD area consider CROSS. My Evan Cross was born in Wales in 1793. June On Sat, 27 Jul 2002 23:36:14 EDT Cardi2@aol.com writes: > Hi: > > I sent an email earlier today re the Welsh in Frederick County. I > just want > to say that I have nothing against Germans or anyone of German > descent. In > fact, I probably do have German ancestry somewhere. I'm just simply > looking > for a family with a Welsh surname in an area of Frederick Co. Md. > > Annie >
14. [MDFred] SCHNEIDER/ CATOCTIN MTN. [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list as well as Frederick County-area research. I've nearly connected my 4-great-grandfather, Ludwick SNYDER, with the parents that a great deal of circumstantial evidence clearly shows are his. Now, I need to do a great deal of follow up research. Ludwick, it seems, was born in Sept. 1768, on Catoctin Mtn., Frederick Co., son of Jacob and Maria Magdalena (BISSINGER) SCHNEIDER. Jacob was an immigrant supposedly from Wurtenburg, Germany, and evidently a Moravian. Jacob died at
15. [MDFred] Frederick Crabbs [1]
Can anyone help me out with the children of Frederick Crabbs b. abt. 1774 died 01 June 1851 age 77 yrs buried at Toms Cr, Meth. married on 21 Feb 1803 in Fred Co. to Catherine Ohler/Oler d/o George Adam Ohler? Catherine (Ohler) Crabbs died bef. 1842 as the will of George Adam Ohler lists only the children of his daughter, Catherine intermarried with Frederick Crabbs. This will was proved July 1842. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. Sharon
16. [MDFred] hiltner [1]
i'm looking for my grandfather howard stanley hiltner and my grandmother alberta elizabeth (baxter) hiltner. howard was b:25 aug 1889 and d:15 oct 1921, alberta was b:24 apr 1889 and d:7 jan 1920. my dad has no imformation on them because he was only just about 1 when he's mother died; andjust about 2 when he's father was killed by a train. they had gotten married in hagerstown, md on 18 may 1911.; but lived in frederick,md after they married.,. his 2 sister's and my dad was raised by his grandparents. if
17. [MDFred] Hudsons [1]
am interested in the Hudson family in Frederick from abt 1800-1840. Specifically looking for information on Mary Ann, born abt 1818 and Maranda, born in 1822. Stephen Pegler
18. [MDFred] FW: Migration [1]
For a more comprehensive understanding of the Migration to Kentucky, perhaps one should read "The Frontiersmen" by Allan W. Eckert - which is a chronology that features Simon Kenton. But........ A quick snapshot of one family's migration is illustrated below: A Jarboe writes of his trip to Kentucky A letter from Joseph Jarboe (1752-1834) addressed to his brother Raphael of Frederick Co., Maryland. An Excerpt form "History of Carollton Manor" by William Jarboe Grove A grandson of the William mentioned
19. Fwd: [MDFred] hiltner [1]
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20. RE: [MDFred] SCHNEIDER/ CATOCTIN MTN. [1]
Hi Lorin, Welcome to the group. There were a couple of Moravian Churches in Frederick County and they kept wonderful records. If your people lived in the northern part of the county. they probably attended Graceham Moravian Church which is still going strong. In this case, you absolutely need "Moravian Families of Graceham Maryland........". It was translated from the original German records by Henry Young and is like going to a family reunion because of the detail. Since all my Frederick County ance
21. RE: [MDFred] Germans [1]
Annie, I'm not offended. I have both German and Welsh and a bunch of others in my ancestry. nancy > [Original Message] > From: > To: > Date: 7/27/2002 6:36:14 PM > Subject: [MDFred] Germans > > Hi: > > I sent an email earlier today re the Welsh in Frederick County. I just want > to say that I have nothing against Germans or anyone of German descent. In > fact, I probably do have German ancestry somewhere. I'm just simply looking > for a family with a
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