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1. [MDCECIL] Bowlsbey/Powell/Anderson [1]
Joseph William Bowlsbey, b 8/1/1874 married Jamesanna "Minnie" Powell in Havre de Grace, MD on 3/22/1898. Minnie was born 2/28/1879. Joseph was a son of Sylvester and Elizabeth (Astle) Bowlsbey. Is anyone researching this family? Who were Minnie's parents? Was she also from Cecil County? Any info. appreciated! Thanks, Melissa
2. [MDCECIL] Rev. Coleman - ~1835 [1]
Is anyone aware of another Rev. Coleman in Cecil County or surrounding areas in the 1830's, except Rev. J. Coleman at St. Stephen's? Hal
3. Re: [MDCECIL] Hall Families of Cecil County [1]
Could your HALL be related to CHAMBERS HALL of New Castle Co. Del. -- he was there in (approx) 1760 - 1785 (?) Carol
4. Re: [MDCECIL] Requesting Pension Applications from National Archives . . . quest [1]
I'm retired military and all of my files were included in one packet. My guess is it is the same thing under different names. Pretty sure anything in one would be in the other as well. phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Melissa Kline Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 1:15 PM To: MDCECIL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDCECIL] Requesting Pension Applications from National Archives . . . question Hi Everyone, Does anyone know if the "Pension Document Packet" is included with the "Full Pension Application File".
5. [MDCECIL] Hall Families of Cecil County [1]
I am trying to get through a big brick wall. I have a James Henry Hall born in Maryland in 1812. In 1834 he was married in Cincinnati Ohio. He may have been related to Ezekiel Hall who was born on the Eastern Shore about 1777 and was also in Ohio. I am trying to figure out if my James Hall is related to The Elihu Hall family of Cecil County. On www.Familysearch.com I found a James Hall born in 1812 to Charles Hall and Elizabeth Coleman. In another record I found this Charles Hall had a brother Hen
6. Re: [MDCECIL] Cecil County Wills at the Maryland State Archives [1]
Melissa, I feel sure you can find that at the Annapolis archives. For a fee they will make a copy and mail it to you. I don't remember the exact URL for that, but go to google.com and write in Marland State Archives and I am sure you will get that. Helen
7. [MDCECIL] June Bits of Blue and Gray [1]
I'm sending this to several lists, so I apologize if you receive multiple copies. The June column for www.bitsofblueandgray.com has been posted. "A Biography of Robert Gould Shaw" of the 54th Massachusetts by Kathy Dhalle. The Roster of DE soldiers now is available thru PHIPPIN... more to come. Jayne McCormick www.bitsofblueandgray.com
8. Re: [MDCECIL] Alexanders/Steeles 1700 Cecil Co. [1]
Karen, I have not seen the spelling of Still used with this family. I have seen Steel as well as Steele though. Helen Smith
9. Re: [MDCECIL] Orphanc Court Records 1774 - 1777 [1]
Dear Mary Alice, I'm trying to write up my branch of the Reynolds family, before sending all my notes to my niece in Michigan. I was rereadingthis letter of you and you mention a friend, Eugenia Cloud, who descends from Jesse. One of my BIG problems is John Ginna who married Hannah Reynolds, d/o Jacob, s/o Henry Jr. etc. This Jesse married a Mary Guinea and I have reason to suspect that she is the sister or aunt of my John Ginna. Could you ask your friend if she has any information on this family? Cath
10. [MDCECIL] Fw: {not a subscriber} Simpers [1]
Forwarded Message!!!!!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: delbert simpers To: MDCECIL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2003 9:03 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Simpers I saw a online posting stating that either you or someone named Cathy was putting together information on all the Simpers in the USA. Well, I am a Simpers and my father was born in Elkton, Md. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.481 / Virus Data
11. [MDCECIL] Oliver McCullough children, including Andrew Jackson McCullough [1]
Your Andrew Jackson McCullough (b. Feb. 25, 1830; d. ?) who married Elizabeth Bristow (b. ?; d. ?) on March 3, 1852, Cecil Co., MD, was one of twelve children; he had seven full-blooded siblings (parents: Oliver McCullough and Elizabeth -- maiden name may have been Leader) and four half siblings by Oliver's first wife who I have not yet ferreted out. His four older half-siblings were: Catherin Ann McCullough, b. 1822 Enoch Lewis McCullough, b. 1823, married Rebecca Foster Lavinia McCullough, b. 1825
12. RE: [MDCECIL] McCullough [1]
Cathy: I can't be much help but sometimes any snippet is worthwhile ... so, I can identify Howell KIRK I believe. Howell was b 4 Dec 1797 and was the son of William and Elizabeth Howell KIRK. He married 10 Jun 1822 Lydia HARRIS whose parents I do not know. The only child I know for Howell and Lydia is Theodore b 30 Jan 1826. Howell is listed to me as my '4th cousin 4 times removed' through my KIRK lineage...not exactly 'kissing cousins!' ...Candy :) > [Original Message] > From: Cathy Berger
13. Re: [MDCECIL] marriage license research [1]
Donna-- Please pardon the intrusion. I notice that you referenced "The Inhabitants of Cecil County" by Henry PEDEN in your E mail. I am researching the Rene JULIEN/JULIAN and Mary Margaret BULLOCK families from Bohemia Manor in Cecil County, MD., c. 1700 to 1740. Their son, Isaac was born 30 NOV 1716 in Annapolis, Cecil Co., MD, and his birth was supposedly documented in St Ann's Parish. He died 08 JUL 1778 in Randolph Co., NC. Moving further along, Stephen JULIEN and Steven JULIEN were no
14. [MDCECIL] Pension Applications [1]
Hello Melissa, I have NARA's Form 85 in front of me. NATIONAL ARCHIVES ORDER FOR COPIES OF FEDERAL PENSION OR BOUNTY LAND WARRANT APPLICATIONS Full Pension Application File ($37) Pension application files generally are the most useful to those doing genealogical research and contain the most complete information regarding a soldier's career. Pension application files, based on Federal service before WWI usually include an official statement of the veteran's military service, as well as information of a p
15. [MDCECIL] Any Bowlsbey Researchers Out There??? [1]
I need a lookup from Blanche Bowlsbey's Book. Anyone have a copy? Thanks! Melissa
16. [MDCECIL] Re: CECIL COUNTY - BRISTOW FAMILY [1]
Hi, If you contact Cecil County Historical Society(look at their web site) ask for any information on Christinann Bristow. You may tell them that one person had a copy of "The Bristow Family, Cecil County Maryland chart which is believed to have come from the family file. They may have more information on your line than just the chart. Otherwise I would offer to sent you a copy of this chart, but I only have a chart. NO DOCUMENTATION. I have not tried to find any proof of this family
17. [MDCECIL] Missing sibling [1]
I am seeking information on a child born to CLARA GUSBERG in Connecticut sometime in the few years immediately prior to 1919 when CLARA gave birth to a son on Sept. 19. His birth certificate says 2nd child of this mother, both living. Clara married SAMUEL EDWARD COLE in Aug. 17, 1917 in Hartford, CT. but in 1918 lived at 48 No.Chapel St., in Newark, DE. By the 1920 census Clara was living with her infant son in Simsbury, CT. with the Psaty family and apparently separated from Mr. Cole. The CT. Dept. of Vita
18. [MDCECIL] McCullough [1]
Juliann and Lydia McCullough were named as nieces in the will of Hannah Ginna, probated in Cecil Co in 1838. Can anyone identify them? Others named in the will are Eliza Kirk d/o Howell Kirk, Adaline Nickle, d/o William, Ruth Ann Jenkins. Can anyone help? I am trying to establish Hannah Ginna's family. She names Hannah, d/o of Jesse Ginna, who married John Ramsey and moved to Illinois. Therefore, I know that she is of "my" family. She also names Caroline Weir who was the d/o Matthew Weir and his wife
19. [MDCECIL] Requesting Pension Applications from National Archives . . . question [1]
Hi Everyone, Does anyone know if the "Pension Document Packet" is included with the "Full Pension Application File". I've never ordered any type of military records before and want to make sure that I'm asking for the right thing. Thanks!!! Melissa
20. [MDCECIL] Cecil County Wills at the Maryland State Archives [1]
I'm off to the courthouse tomorrow for a few land records and wills. There is one will that I've been wanting a copy of for a few years. It's an old one dated 1830. Problem is that it is on microfilm and can't be read on the courthouse microfilm reader. Would this will (actually, it's an administration) be at the Maryland State Archives as well? Thanks so much! Melissa
21. Re: [MDCECIL] Requesting Pension Applications from National Archives . . . question [1]
The pension document packet they select what they feel is important. The full packet contains everything that was in the file. Bobbi Melissa Kline wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > Does anyone know if the "Pension Document Packet" is included with the "Full Pension Application File". I've never ordered any type of military records before and want to make sure that I'm asking for the right thing. > > Thanks!!! > Melissa > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online g
22. Re: [MDCECIL] McCullough [1]
HI, I have a Bistow Family Chart for the Cecil County Historical Society's family file. It has Richard Bristow who married Ann Robinson (31 Dec 1817 my note)having a daughter Elizabeth who married Andrew jackson McCullough. But it stops there. Elizabeth was the younger sister to my step-great great grand dad who was born 1827 in Cecil County, MD. I give you the years that I know so you(or any lister) can see if your line would have fit into this line. Mary in Alabama On Thu, 1 May 2003 11:34
23. [MDCECIL] Samuel Edward Cole [1]
Searching for a photo of my mother's first husband: SAMUEL EDWARD COLE (or Edward Samuel) Cole. He was born in Cherry Hill (Cecil CO.), Maryland in 1865. He married CLARA GUSBERG in Aug. 17, 1917 in Hartford, CT. In June 1918 they were living at 48 No. Chapel St., in Newark, Delaware. In Sept, 1919 they had a child born in Hartford, CT. but by 1920 they apparently were separated as Clara was living with her infant son in Simsbury, CT. The Coles were paper mill workers and Mr. Cole was well known in Delawa
24. Re: [MDCECIL] Re: Delaplaine McDaniel [1]

25. [MDCECIL] Re: Delaplaine McDaniel [1]
How interesting to read what you wrote about finding Delaplaine McDaniel's tombstone! Actually, I do not know if there was an intermarriage of the McCullough and McDaniel families. I "bumped" into McDaniel and became aware of him and his relationship to our McCullough family in a manner not unlike your awareness of him! I was searching for McCullough and associated family members' death notices in the Cecil Whig when I found the death notice for Elizabeth McCullough (formerly Tull), wife of Jeth
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