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1. [MDFR] Rachel Hinton married James Ball February 20, 1779 [1]
Hello- Looking for more info on the following couple, the Ball & Hinton families were very close to my Andrews line in Montgomery County. Thanks, Chris Andrews Thomas Hinton. He married (1) Rachel ___. Child of Thomas Hinton and Rachel ___ is: i. Rachel Hinton, married James Ball February 20, 1779 in Frederick County, Maryland. More About James Ball: Revolutionary War Veteran per "History of Adams Co" Vol 2, Pg. 191 & buried in Adams County, Indiana per "History of Adams Co" Vol 2, Pg. 191.
2. [MDFR] Re: Question [1]
<<>> Does anyone have a suggestion as to the age of DAVID (above) would have had to be to be the grandfather of Henry Hoffman? I have a DAVID HOFFMAN who was b. in 1776. He had two spouses. The first one was Susanna Klein. I have the names of thei
3. [MDFR] Nicholas Frye [1]
Hello everyone I am new to the list, I am looking for information on Nicholas Frye (1746-1840). He married Catherine Schneter 20 Aug 1776 at the First Evangelical Reformed Church in Frederick County, Maryland. I am looking for any information at all on this family. I know by 1786 he is in Loudoun County Virginia, and he married his second wife Margaret Ansell 11 March 1794 in Lodoun County Virginia. Any help at all will be greatly appreciated. Marilyn
4. [MDFR] Nickum family Fredrick Co. Maryland [1]
Hi, Looking for information on Jacob Nickum son of Johann George Nickum and Ann Maria . He was born in Nov. 11, 1786 in Fredrick Co. Emmittsburg , Maryland. Thank you for your time. Rick James
5. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-14 [1]
On August 14, 1858, an altercation between members of three fire companies at the intersection of Market and Church streets in Frederick resulted in numerous injuries and one arrest. On August 14, 1859, Charles J. Doll, who operated Doll Brothers Department Store at 205-209 North Market Street in Frederick, was born. He died July 2, 1930. On August 14, 1914, Miss Ella V. Eichelberger deeded the former residence of Dr. John Tyler to All Saints Episcopal Church for use as its rectory. On August 1
6. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-3 [1]
On August 3, 1840, Lawrence Everhart, Revolutionary War hero, was buried in Middletown. He was born May 6, 1755, in Germany. On August 3, 1868, a Steiner child, who was never named specifically in news accounts, was given a prescription containing arsenic and later died. On August 3, 1941, Louis C. Etchison, judge of The Orphans Court and a son of the founder of The Etchison Funeral Home, died at Frederick City Hospital. An ardent sportsman and naturalist, he was also the county's first game war
7. [MDFR] Birth/Baptism Dates [1]
Looking for birth and/or baptism dates for surname SHAFF/SCHAFF/SHAAFF of Frederick Co., MD that may be listed in "Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church Parish Records, Vol. II 1743-1811", translated by the Rev. Frederick S. Weiser of the A. R. Wentz Library at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysberg, PA, 1970. The earliest date of our family's line begins with George Schaff/Shaaff, born ca 1730 and died 1814 in Jefferson, Frederick Co., MD. Thanks, Jerry Shaff
8. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-10 [1]
On August 10, 1753, King George II granted land to John Hawkins. Berlin, now Brunswick, was begun on this land in 1787. On August 10, 1820, Enoch Louis Lowe, the youngest governor in Maryland history, and a resident of East Second Street in Frederick as an adult, was born. On August 10, 1826, the first graduation exercises from "St. John's Female Benevolent and First Frederick Free School" on East Second Street was conducted. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like
9. [MDFR] Chancery Court records...and deaths intestate [1]
17aug02 Hello, again! (Thanx to all of you who made suggestions on my question concerning locating an old genealogical study!) I have two questions about the Maryland Archives. First, I am interested in finding an old Chancery Court Record from early Frederick County. As best I understand it, after studying the MD Archives listing, it would run roughly fifty pages. I understand they charge $2.00 per page. That is an expensive undertaking for something that may have the information I am looking for -
10. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-22 [1]
On August 22, 1888, a man named Dalton and a woman pulled a confidence game in Frederick. On August 22, 1978, word leaked out that the Odd Fellows Home on North Markey Street Extended would be ending its nursing care services and would operate as a retirement home in the future. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privately. John W. Ashbury (ashbury@intrepid.net)
11. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-12 [1]
On August 12, 1785, Samuel Emmit laid out the town of Emmitsburg. On August 12, 1831, John Ritchie, who would become chief judge of The Sixth Judicial Circuit, was born in Frederick, the son of Dr. John Ritchie. He died October 27, 1887. On August 12, 1855, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church on East Third Street in Frederick was dedicated. It later became Quinn Chapel AME. On August 12, 1920, the Rotary Club of Frederick was f ounded by Charles C. Carty at a meeting in his store at 48 Ea
12. [MDFR] Revolutionary Patriots [1]
Does anyone have a copy of World Family Tree CD #133, Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots that you could look up an entry for me? There is something on it about Thomas Samuel Poole, which is interesting because Thomas Samuel Pole, who is probably the same person, was fined in 1776 for not supporting the patriot cause. Can anyone help? Peggy McClanahan
13. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-6 [1]
On August 6, 1834, a special dinner for Roger Brooke Taney was held in Frederick. On August 6, 1855, a private policeman shot and killed Andrew Sensill at a house of ill repute on West Fifth Street in Frederick. The officer was attempting to arrest Sensual on a misdemeanor warrant. No charges were placed against the officer. On August 6, 1937, Josephine P. Etchison, a Frederick native, was named librarian at the C. Burr Artz Library. She remained in the post until her retirement on June 1, 1967.
14. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-8 [1]
On August 8, 1859, an iron dog at 22 South Market Street in Frederick was first observed at the John H. Williams home. This item comes from the Jacob Engelbrecht diaries. However the dog was there prior to Engelbrecht's mention. (Presently, the dog has been removed while an extensive renovation and addition to the building is being made by Federated Charities, the current owners of the property.) On August 8, 1921, Daniel Baker, who with his brothers Joseph Dill Baker and William G. Baker, founded
15. [MDFR] Adams, Contie indenture note [1]
Below is a description of a Frederick Town document on sale at ebay. (I have no connection with this item - came across it in my browsing & thought I'd pass it on in case anyone had an interest/connection with these names. link to item is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2129191601 Item Description: ORIGINAL 1779 REVOLUTIONARY WAR MARYLAND DOCUMENT. Manuscript Document Signed, "DAN'L J. ADAMS "(**see photo**), 19 1/2 inches by 15 inches on laid paper. Being an Indenture note for the
16. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-31 [1]
On August 31, 1712, John Thomas Schley, who built the first house in Frederick Towne, was born in Mortzheim, Germany. He was a school teacher and church leader in Frederick. On August 31, 1784, John Frederick Amelung and 68 workmen and their families arrived in Baltimore aboard the brig "Fame," after a four month voyage from Bremen, Germany. These people built and operated Amelung's New Bremen Glassworks near Park Mills in Frederick County. They produced some of the finest glassware in the new Uni
17. [MDFR] Nicholas FRY & Anna Maria BOHRER married abt 1780 [1]
The Bohrer, Borah, Borer Book states that Nicholas FRY & Anna Maria BOHRER (born abt 1761- parents: Abraham & Anna Marie nee unknown ) married abt 1780 and went to live in the Carolinas. Nothing further is known about them. Did they have children? Abraham & Anna Marie Bohrer's (of Frederick Co, VA & Frederick Co, MD) children: John Peter Bohrer 1743 of Frederick Co, MD John Heinrich (Henry) Bohrer 1755 Frederick Co, MD John Adam Bohrer 1758 of Berkeley Co, VA ?Eva Margaret? Bohrer 1758? John George Bo
18. [MDFR] Re: MDFREDER-D Digest V02 #215 [1]
The database is available at the cemetery office and the public can look up information on their computer. I can help you some but can't go much farther without more names. The Mt. Olivet Cemetery database has this much information. The other lots contain people with different names and no relationship noted. Lot is owned by the Evangelical Lutheran Church NN, 125, 16 A Heise, Fredericka, b. 1813, d. 4/9/1868, bur. 3/19/1907, Age: 55, Husband unknown, father & mother unknown There are 2 other Hei
19. RE: [MDFR] newspaper obit 1937 [1]
Hi Robyn The Frederick County Library in the Maryland Room has Old Obits called the Linton Collections, Mr. and Mrs. Linton Clipped all the Obits from the Frederick Paper starting in the 30s. You can e-mail the library and give them info you want. They can check to see if they have it. Also they have the Frederick paper on microfilm back to 1893, but you need an exact date of death to find in the paper. good Luck. Contact Waneta Gagne her e-mail is: wgagne@fredco-md.net Tell her I told you to contact h
20. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-17 [1]
On August 17, 1781, Casper Fritchie, Peter Sueman and Yost Plecker were hanged for treason at the rear of the Tory Jail on East Second Street in Frederick. Four others who were convicted and sentenced with this trio were pardoned by Maryland Governor Thomas Sim Lee. On August 17, 1861, the Hessian Barracks were designated as Union Military General Hospital #1 for the duration of The Civil War. It opened on March 1, 1862. On August 17, 1911, a unique fountain was unveiled at West Church Street and N
21. [MDFR] Ebay [1]
BlankCopy of Names In Stone is available on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1761516329&ssPageName=ADM E:B:SS:US:1 just click on the link above I am not associated with seller. Sue-Ellen Biddinger --- [This E-mail was scanned for viruses at tqci.net]
22. [MDFR] Re: MDFREDER-D Digest V02 #210 [1]
I just got the death notice from The Valley Register (from August 7,1868) yesterday as part of my genealogy research and it only says that he died: "DIED August 3rd, in Frederick, HARRY STAIR, infant son of Herman F. and O.L. Steiner, aged 8 months and (hard to read - looks like 3) days." Along with ones for Bushrod W. Young and William Bentz. It would be interesting to know where to find the news article about the arsenic-laden prescription. Vicki Crawford Carroll >From: MDFREDER-D-request@rootswe
23. [MDFR] History Moment - 8-15 [1]
On August 15, 1855, fire destroyed "Monocacy Mills" in Buckeystown, owned by Theodore C. Delaplaine. Approximately half of the loss was insured, but Delaplaine rebuilt anyway. On August 15, 1955, Robert Edmondston Delaplaine, oldest son of the founder of The Frederick News and its publisher, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. On August 15, 1979, The Homewood Retirement Center, located in the former Francis Scott Key Hotel in downtown Frederick, officially opened although two residents h
24. [MDFR] new additions to SAMPUBCO [1]
NY - Schenectady - Vol. S (1915-1917) - completed NY - Rensselaer - Vol. 18 (1834-1836) NY - Ulster - Vol. Y (1886-1889) OH - Ashtabula - Vol. A1, B1, D1 (1811-1833, 1836-1844, with correction to volumes #s) MD - Frederick - Vol. 13 (1849-1854) PA - Cumberland - Vol. C-D (1777-1785) ID - Idaho - Vol. 1 & Misc 12 (1875-1967) completed ID - Jefferson - Vol. 1 (1901-1961) completed ID - Latah - Vol. 1, 2, 2A (1888-1968) completed http://www.sampubco.com/ W. David Samuelsen SAMPUBCO
25. Re: [MDFR] Re: Crouse/Linganore [1]
Linganore was in Frederick County. Gentry," On page 320 ("Anne Arundel Gentry," Vol. II by Harry Wright Newman), Newman wrote: "Before the Revolution Ephraim Howard established his seat in Linganore Hundred, Frederick County. As early as 1764 he was Justice of the Peace for the County. Prior to the declaration of war he was active in the Provincial Militia as a junior officer of Captain David Moore's Company. Early in the conflict much disagreement arose among the officers of the battalion for promotion th
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