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1. [MDALLEGA] CARRIE (HUFF) TAYLOR [1]
>From the Cumberland Times - 1982 FREDERICK J. TAYLOR BLADES, Delaware - Frederick J. Taylor, 63, a former mayor of this community, died July 23 in Nanticoke Hospital, here. He was born in Dawson, MD 15 June 1919, a son of the late Jerry M. Taylor and Carrie E. HUFF Taylor. A former resident of Oldtown, MD, Mr. Taylor was a retired tractor-trailer driver. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carrie CARTWRIGHT Taylor; two daughters, Mrs. Regina COWGILL, Hagerstown, MD; and Mrs Betty GILMORE of Florida; two sons, J
2. [MDALLEGA] Questions about old photographs [1]
I have some old photos from the 1800s that were taken around the Allegany (some Frederick) county area. Many of them appear as if they were in a 'frame' with hand written comments/names on the bottom in the frame area. Others have what appear to be neat commercially printed names on this area at the bottom. I had assumed that this was the name of the photographer, but I have now located one with this same type of commercially printed name which equals the name of a relative that I know was killed during t
3. Re: [MDALLEGA] Sperry [1]
Phyllis~ I wonder if he was the father or uncle of the Mr. SPERRY whom we met at CHAMBERS family functions in the greater Cleveland area. The man I was referring in the 1960s was about 65-70 then. We had the impression he might have led the Frostburg emigration to the Cleveland Steel companies in the 1930/40s. A great story teller. The CHAMBERS lived on Uhl St. until the death of Leo CHAMBERS. However, Joe, Bernard (Barney), John, Bill all moved to mid and northern Ohio. Mary Ellen Chamber
4. Re: [MDALLEGA] LAYMANS [1]
Connie B. wrote:"Their children were: John W., who lived and died at Grantsville; Mary Jane and Catherine Louisa, who m. the brother John and Andrew Blocher; George Louis. (that's what it says.)" __ Graves book: Buried at the Blocher cemetery, Old Frostburg Rd. past Rt. 40 School about 3 miles south of Rt. 40. Layman, John W. d. Oct. 22, 1846, 20 yr 5 mo 7 dy Layman, George L., d. Apr 22, 1887, 56 yr 3 mo 21 dy husband of E. S., buried beside daughter, name broken off stone, d. Oct 2, 1880, 10 yr 11 mo 24 d
5. Re: [MDALLEGA] Re: Ritchey-Richey [1]
I do know that some Richey's currently live in New Jersey, Berkeley Co. WV. and some live in Warrenton, Virginia. I'am not related to said people or researching..just passing some info. Regards. Tracy
6. [MDALLEGA] MARYLAND ARCHIVES [1]
Do I remember this correctly, that the Maryland Archives is placing the birth and death certificates on line where we can just down load them? Or am I just dreaming? Does anyone know the latest developments in this pursuit? Thanks for your help, Connie History is preserved through knowledge shared
7. Re: [MDALLEGA] SSDI [1]
Dear Listers; SSDI is one of the most acurate data basis. However, people working for the railroad never paid into the social security system. They paid into the Railroad Retirement Board. My grandfather worked for the RR for forty-five years. When he died my grandmother received survivors benefits. They both are now dead but they both had social security numbers and neither appear in the SSDI. SSDI is based on their payments only. To find the information I needed re: my grandparents I went through
8. Re: [MDALLEGA] Preservation Methods [1]
In Acid free sleeves and boxes. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine D Tomkins" To: Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 6:11 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Preservation Methods > A postscript to Jocelyn's good advice is to store all papers flat with NO folds and > keep them out of the light. > > > > ==== MDALLEGA Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe send email message to MDALLEGA-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM > or for digest to MDALLEGA-D-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM > In body of me
9. Re: [MDALLEGA] Tombstones [1]
I think it's a good idea! Could you post the address? Not that I have any people in the Frostburg Cemetery yet--but I do occasionally extract obituaries from old papers, and that might be useful too, though generally a little less reliable. Best wishes, Martha Grenzeback graymatters@alltel.net At 01:13 AM 07-06-2003 -0400, sharon robertson wrote: >I think maybe I did not get over what I was trying to say about >Frostburg Cemetery. There are many people buried in Frostburg but >unless they have a tom
10. Re: [MDALLEGA] Harry B. Ravenscroft Obit. [1]
Wow! Thanks so much for this! Harry Ravenscroft's wife Beulah was my grandfather's sister, and this obituary is VERY useful to me! I have been trying to trace their daughter Mable (she was adopted, but I don't know what her original family name was). Best wishes, Martha Grenzeback graymatters@alltel.net At 06:43 PM 04-06-2003 -0400, Chuck & Linda wrote: >Piedmont Herald, Wednesday, April 3, 1968 > Services for Harry Blane Ravenscroft, 84, formerly of Front street, > Westernport, who died last
11. Re: [MDALLEGA] Re: Ritchey-Richey [1]
Tracey, Ritchies also live in Washington Co PA--West Alexander and Finley Township. If anyone needs help with that group, please contact me at mountie@charter.net This group of Ritchies came from Ireland. Hope this helps someone. Good Luck, Janet Currie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:29 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Re: Ritchey-Richey > I do know that some Richey's currently live in New Jersey, Berkeley Co. WV. > and s
12. [MDALLEGA] LAYMANS [1]
> I believe my great grandfather was born in Allegany County. His name was > George Lynn Layman. My guess is he was born around 1880. I am trying to create a > family tree. Is this the right address to find information? If so, can you tell > me what I need to do to search for George and any relatives? Thank you, Rod > Layman, Moorpark, CA 93021. >From Hoyes' "Pioneer Families of Garrett County" The Laymans of Allegany and Garrett Counties are probably of German descent. George Bernhart Wanman arrived in Ph
13. Re: [MDALLEGA] Richard T Koch [1]
what is this about??? -------Original Message------- From: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, June 09, 2003 16:08:22 To: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDALLEGA] Richard T Koch I have seen email from Richard Koch on the Allegany County on this forum before. I would suggest that you have got a virus that your computer is sending out to email addresses on correspondence. My antivirus protector caught it, bit for everyone caught the virus is passed to about five others. Suggest you update your ant
14. Re: [MDALLEGA] WE ARE CHOSEN [1]
-------Original Message------- From: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, June 07, 2003 22:30:06 To: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] WE ARE CHOSEN ...NO life is not worth remembering. That marker in the corner, alone and unadorned, is literally a touchstone for that person's life, a reminder that they passed through this world, and SOMEONE didn't want us to forget that. One walk through a cemetery with an older person, or anyone who either knew "those folks" or heard stories about the
15. [MDALLEGA] Elizabeth (Kalbaugh) Ravenscroft Obit. [1]
Piedmont Herald, Wednesday, March 22, 1967 Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Bertha Ravenscroft, 86, formerly of Westernport, who died Monday in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, will be held this afternoon at the Boal Funeral Home with the Rev. S. D. Sawyers, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Philos Cemetery. A native of Wheeling, Mrs. Ravenscroft, was a daughter of the late William C. and Bertha (Landkrohn) Kalbaugh. Her husband, William C. Ravenscroft, former mayor of
16. [MDALLEGA] Andrew Kantor Obit. [1]
Piedmont Herald, Wednesday, July 23, 1969 Andrew Kantor, 86, of Cross, died last night at his home. He had bee in ill health for several years. Born in Hungary, Mr. Kantor was a son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Kantor. Mr. Kantor was a member of Cross United Methodist church. He was a retired coal miner and farmer. Surviving are his wife, Sophia (Ban) Kantor; one son, Joseph Kantor, five daughters, Mrs. Isabella Davis, Keyser; Mrs. Charolette Lease, Westernport; Mrs. Sophia Winters, Ba
17. [MDALLEGA] WILLIAM T. LEWIS [1]
>From the Cumberland Times dated 12/14/1961 William T. Lewis , 82, of Winchester Road, died yesterday evening in Memorial Hospital where he was admitted Tuesday. He had been in ill health for a year. A native of Frostburg, he was a son of the late Edward and Mary (Thomas) Lewis. Mr. Lewis was a retired employee of the Celanese Corporation and was a member of Cresaptown Methodist Church and the JOUAM of Frostburg. He also was a former member of the Frostburg City and Arion Band. Survivors include four sons
18. Re: [MDALLEGA] Questions about old photographs [1]
Photography of human subjects did not develop until 1841 when the exposure process was shortened considerably (it had been half an hour to one hour). This, however, was only in France and England where the process was developed. Pioneers in American photography were Matthew Brady and Timothy O'Sullivan who did extensive work in the Civil War. From there, photography took off in this country. Usually, the printed names at the bottom of photographs are those of the photo studio, just as they are today. E
19. Re: [MDALLEGA] Hymes and Nave [1]
Charles Luman is still not listed in the SSDIm could he still be living? Charles D. Luman is listed in the 1930 Allegany Co., MD Census - District 17 Cumberland - Household #237-Pine Avenue as follows: Charles D. Luman - age 32 - born PA - Merchant/grocery store Grace L. Luman - wife - age 28 - born PA
20. RE: [MDALLEGA] Preserving papers? [1]
There is such a thing as an archival spray that you can use - available at scrapbook store. Pricey - $20-25 for a small can of spray. Karen ---------- From: Pam Llewellyn[SMTP:npllewellyn@starpower.net] Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 5:38 PM To: MDALLEGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDALLEGA] Preserving papers? <>
21. [MDALLEGA] O'Brien and Clarke(Clark) [1]
Looking for information on the Mary O'Brien who married John C Clarke(Clark) 1860 in Allegany County. Daughter Maria married Joseph R Johnson. Thanks Donna Kay
22. Re: [MDALLEGA] Cumberland photography studios.... [1]
I think I saw something in one of Betty Van Newkirk columns in the Frostburg section of a Thursday's Cumberland Times-News. it may just have been in regards to the changes in businesses on Broadway in Frostburg. I have laying here in front of me a picture of George and Maria Kear taken in the studio of E. E Conrad on Broadway. They were very old in the picture and had been born sometime between 1810 and 1815 and had children from 1838 to 1858. I think Betty said this is the same studio
23. Re: [MDALLEGA] Questions about old photographs [1]
Could you give the mail list an idea of what the names appearing on the photos are? Maybe they could help. Phyllis
24. [MDALLEGA] Mary (Wilson) Welsh Obit. [1]
Piedmont Herald, Thursday, June 22, 1966 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen (Mamie) Welsh, 82, who died Monday at her home, 417 Walnut Street, Westernport, are being conducted this afternoon at the Boal Funeral Home, Westernport. The Rev. Sumner Sawyers, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, Piedmont, is officiating at the service. Interment will be made in Philos Cemetery, Westernport. Serving as pallbearers are Robert Wilson, Wayne August, Robert Wilson, Hayden Wilson, Allen L. Schaeffer and
25. [MDALLEGA] Wallizer [1]
Iam searchinng for infomation on family name Wallizer who would have lived in the Cumberland area. I would like to recieve info on a Meda Wallizer,she married a frank Hymes and devorced 1in the 1940's she later ,arried a Charles Luman,and after his death she married a Nave. I believe she passed away in Cumberland,Md sometime in the late 1999 Thank You jnairn@csonline.net
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