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1. [MDCECIL] Re: Krauss [1]
Is anyone in Cecil County researching the Krauss Family. I am looking for Leonard Krauss, born about 1816 in Maryland. He married Mary Ellen Large and they are the parents of 6 children. Thank you in advance for any help. Ruth in Pa.
2. Re: [MDCECIL] 2 Books for Look-ups [1]
Mary, Yes, there are 4 mentioned by the names of, ALEXANDER, ANN, ELIZABETH, AND ESTHER..... Also there are 2 with the spelling of 1 L on the RUSSEL = ALPNER & EPHRAIM . If they strike a chord, let me know, and I will add the info. Tim **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Majesty" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 10:43 AM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] 2 Books for Look-ups > Hi Timothy, > Thanks for your offer. There are certainly limited resorces her
3. Re: [MDCECIL] Russell look-up [1]
Hi Tim, THANK You! The first 4 names, of which you gave Alexander Russell, Ann Esther Russell ..... I'd like the additional info on those. Where they in the Wills book or the Early Church Records....book.? Mary P.S. My Ann Russell married Thomas WHANN around 1795. They named first child Margaret Buckingham WHANN B. 17 Jan 1796. On Tue, 2 Oct 2001 11:13:33 -0400 "Timothy Robinson" writes: Mary, Yes, there are 4 mentioned by the names of, ALEXANDER, ANN ESTHER..... Als
4. Re: [MDCECIL] St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church in North East [1]
Some early, early records exist of film from Latter Day Saints Family History Center out of SLC Utah. You can rent them out to a local Family History Center in your area. I am interested in this particular church also. I have rented out the LDS films but need more. Hope we get some response. Sherrie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce Sampsel" To: Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 8:34 AM Subject: [MDCECIL] St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church in North E
5. Re: [MDCECIL] Are there any? [1]
So sorry! I do apologize. I was looking at a query on the subject of "Wills of Chester County, Pennsylvania 1778 > - 1800"............ and (2) "Early Church Records of Chester County, > Pennsylvania, > > Volumn 2. I have no exact dates for most of these families just that they lived in the time period that these two books cover. Elias Glenn (born in 1769) married an Ann Carson (born 1770). I have no other information on the Carson family. I'm sorry that I do not have dates for any of the others.
6. Re: [MDCECIL] HALL early 1700s Cecil & Kent Cntys, MD [1]
While searching the Hall line, have you found a Sarah Hall whom married #1 George M. Vanderford and #2 Hawkins Downes? She was born about 19 May 1762. If so, I would like to hear from you. Loretta
7. Re: [MDCECIL] Howell/Compton [1]
thanks Charlie. I'm looking for live relatives; if you happen to run across any Howells up there, let me know!! Gail
8. [MDCECIL] Howell/Compton [1]
my great-grandparents-Harry Ellis Howell and Ellie May Compton Howell lived in the Iron Hill section of Cecil Countfor most of their lives. He worked for the railroad and was given a home to live in by them when he retired which was not more than a foot from the railroad tracks. It has been forty years since I had contact with the many great aunts,uncles and first cousins(once removed) in that area. I do know that Eleanor Howell(a daughter in law), at one time attempted to trace this family tree.
9. Re: [MDCECIL] Re: Krauss [1]
Ruth, What can you tell me about the Large family? My daughter just married into the Large family and we would like to search the family. It seems all the family can tell us is Great-grandfather may have been William Large married Ruby born in Honaker, Russel County, Va. Their son, Grandfather, Denver was born in Bartlick, Dickinson, Va and there are other children. Do these names recall anything to you? Loretta
10. Re: [MDCECIL] 2 Books for Look-ups [1]
Hi Timothy, Thanks for your offer. There are certainly limited resorces here in Mobile, Alabama. I go to the Pensacola Library and they have more books on MD but I've gotten all the information I can from them. The LDS library is the best but that costs shipping for just every item. Would any Russell Wills be mentioned in those books? Thanks again, Mary P.S. Do you know anything about Rev. War units and if there would be a certain unit for Chester Co. PA or New Castle Co. DE? On
11. [MDCECIL] St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church in North East [1]
Just wondering if there are records and a history of this church available. Has the church cemetery been inventoried? Thanks, Brenda
12. [MDCECIL] Re: Are There Any?? BARNABY, CARSON, MILNER [1]
EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF CHESTER CNTY, PA, Vol 3, Martha Reamy, 1999, WillowBend Books & FamilyLine Publications, Westminster, MD. p.3 Kennett MM BARNABE, James of Newlin, son of Susanna WHITE, md: Ann, dtr of Stephen. Children: Phebe b:1804.5.22; Susan b: 1806.8.8; Stephen b:1808.12.7; Joseph b:1811.5.16; Lea b:1813.11.25: Mary b:1816.6.26. p.9 Kennett MM CARSON, Richard of Wilmington, md: 1738.8.19 Ann JAMES at Wilmington CARSON, Richard of Wilmington, md: 1743.7.15 Martha RUMFORD at Wilmington p.48 Ken
13. [MDCECIL] Re: Are There Any?? CARSON [1]
COLONIAL DE WILLS AND ESTATES TO 1800: AN INDEX, Donald O Virdin, 1994, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD ISBN 0-7884-0020-7 p.28 1782 CARSON, Richard New Castle L:298 1763 CARSON, William New Castle Misc 1:60 A CALENDAR OF DE WILLS, NEW CASTLE CNTY, 1682-1800, Colonial Dames of DE, 1911, reprinted 2000, Baltimore, MD. ISB 0-8063-0079-5 p.60 CARSON, William. Gentleman. Pencader Hundred. 23 Jan 1762. 20 Apr 1763. Misc. I:60 Wife Mary; dtrs Jenat, Agness & Mary CARSON. Exec: wife Mary, Henry CARSON p.86 REY
14. Re: [MDCECIL] Mitchell family [1]
In a message dated 10/1/2001 6:42:45 AM Mountain Daylight Time, CDFLAN@aol.com writes: > My Mitchells were in Botetourt County, VA by 1787 and the families of > both Edward and Samuel left from Fincastle in 1818 for Belleville, IL. > Couldn't find any Sanders in my database. > Elizabeth Mitchell b. 1821 was born in Grayson, TN but lived in Tazewell, VA when she was married to Martin b. 1817. Her father, Latham/Layton is on census, I believe. Botetourt County evolved into Russell/Tazewell Count
15. Re: [MDCECIL] BRATTON [1]
Hi Charlie, You are so kind to offer to look up this surname. My ancestors lived in Cecil Co from about 1860 to present, my line eventually moving to PA - both Phila and Bucks Co. While living in Cecil Co. Aunt Lizzie - Elizabeth Ida Biles born 1860, Elkton, MD married ... Bratton. The only thing I know about ... Bratton is that in 1896 Elizabeth married for the 2nd time Alvin Bieber according to the Marriage License Index of Phila. I have looked extensively for Elizabeth I Biles in the 1880 Census an
16. [MDCECIL] HALL, VANDERFORD, DOWNES [1]
On Tue, 9 Oct 2001 18:56:22 EDT GFryer14@aol.com asked: >While searching the Hall line, have you found a Sarah Hall whom married #1 >George M. Vanderford and #2 Hawkins Downes? She was born about 19 May 1762. >If so, I would like to hear from you. Loretta I'm afraid I haven't gotten any further than John and Elizabeth (nee Peirce) HALL. I'm researching "down" from Elizabeth's parents: Henry and Sarah (nee Smith) PEIRCE, rather than the usual up or back from self thru previous generations to an origi
17. [MDCECIL] Re: Are There Any??: GLENN [1]
COLONIAL DE WILLS AND ESTATES TO 1800: AN INDEX, Donald O Virdin, 1994, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD ISBN 0-7884-0020-7 p.63 1774 GLANN, Thomas Kent L:157 1744 GLEEN, Merey Kent I:98 1781 GLENN, Mary New Castle L:231 1743 GLENN, Robert Kent I:78 1747 GLENN, Robert Kent I:164
18. Re: [MDCECIL] St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church in North East [1]
St. Mary Anne's Parish was created in 1706 from the North Sassafras Parish. N Sassafras was a first generation parish created in 1692. In 1692 there were ten counties in Maryland and they were divided into 30 parishes. "Early Anglican Church Records of Cecil County," by Henry C. Peden Jr., Family Line Publications, 1990, includes the register of St. Mary Anne's. There was some loss of records prior to 1743. The records are is also available on LDS microfilm and the LDS catalog is online at www.fa
19. [MDCECIL] Professional Genealogist?? [1]
Has anyone hired a professional genealogist they would recommend to personally search the MD Archives for some early (1730-1734) land and estate records?
20. [MDCECIL] Are there any? [1]
This is pushing the envelope but are there any of these families mentioned? GLENN, CARSON, MILNOR (or MILNER), or BARNABY? Hope that I am not asking too much. Thanks for the effort. NT
21. Re: [MDCECIL] Russell look-up [1]
Ok, I can't do it today, as I have to go to work, but will send them on Thursday. Tim R. **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Majesty" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 1:07 PM Subject: Re: [MDCECIL] Russell look-up > Hi Tim, > THANK You! The first 4 names, of which you gave Alexander Russell, > Ann Esther Russell ..... I'd like the additional info on those. Where > they in the Wills book or the Early Church Records....book.? > Mary >
22. [MDCECIL] Re: Are There Any??: SEWALL [1]
JCNTSmith@aol.com mentioned the SEWALL surname in a query. Was your SEWALL line also from the Cecil cnty, MD area? I have some information on a Rev Richard SEWELL. HISTORY OF CECIL COUNTY, George Johnston, 1881, reprinted 1998 by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD. ISBN 0-7884-1017-2 p.209 This year (*1697) the Rev. Richard SEWELL, who had been sent to Maryland by the Right Rev. Henry COMPTON, Lord Bishop of London, was appointed or presented to the two parishes of North and South Sassafras by Thomas Nichols
23. Re: [MDCECIL] BRATTON [1]
Debbie I live in Cecil Co ,Glad to help, Library look-up , I am not in Bratton line,Post what you may need. Charlie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 9:18 PM Subject: [MDCECIL] BRATTON > Hi, > I am researching the BRATTON family. Is anyone else researching this surname > in Cecil Co., MD? > Regards, > Debbie in CT > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.co
24. Re: [MDCECIL] Mitchell family [1]
It seems so tantalizing but I can't connect the data. Edward (1760) had daughters Mary b.1787 and Elizabeth b. 1789. Edward had a brother Samuel b. 1764 who also had daughters named Mary and Elizabeth. So the given names are common in the family but our dates don't jibe. Edward married Nancy after Mary was born. Shenandoah is certainly on the track that many took going west. My Mitchells were in Botetourt County, VA by 1787 and the families of both Edward and Samuel left from Fincastle in 1818 f
25. [MDCECIL] Helpful Information [1]
This site may be helpful to List members who are looking through site's and finding that there are some shortened words for different situations of family information. So this GLOSSARY goes from A to Z with those types of genealogy "code" words. ( it would be a good thing to print the glossary for future use ) ....CLICK ON .... >>> http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/Glossary/NEWGLO_A.html <<< Tim Robinson Baltimore, Maryland I have these items to help someone in their sea
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