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1. [MDFR] HS-7, 17-42 - COOPER, JODON, HOBBS, CLABAUGH [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-7 17-42 - COOPER, JODON, HOBBS, CLABAUGH - Dec 1838 Estate of James COOPER James COOPER d/ 28 Oct 1838 intestate widow - Ann s/ James COOPER - Adams Co, PA d/ Mary Ann COOPER d/ Priscilla B. COOPER s/ John COOPER, a minor s/ David COOPER, a minor s/ Joseph COOPER, a minor Land - "Burch Forrest", Lot #4, 333 acre farm in Graceham; adjoins land of John SEISS, William KOONS and heirs of Frederick LONG. - a mountain lot, 30 acres; adjoins Jane WILLIAMS
2. [MDFR] MD Wills [1]
Hello All, I've added the next 10 pages (including the next part of the LONG index) to the book "Maryland Calendar of Wills Volume 3". It's at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan RESEARCHING: Buckingham, Gilpin, Eastburn, Jeanes, Nowland, Wade, Creswell, Vansant and related families No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.17.13 - Release Date: 12/31/2007 12:00 AM
3. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-29-08 [1]
On January 29, 1833, Francis Scott Key's appointment as U. S. Attorney for The District of Columbia was confirmed by the United States Senate. On January 29, 1858, Phillip Hawkins, a Negro, was hanged at the Hessian Barracks for the murder of James Diggs, a free Negro. On January 29, 1978, The Board of Trustees of Frederick Community College accepted the resignation of Dr. Lewis W. Stephens as president in the wake of an enrollment padding scandal. Dr. Carl H. Mitlehner was named interim president.
4. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-17-08 [1]
On January 17, 1753, Jacob Brunner deeded the Schifferstadt property to his son Elias, who, in 1756, built the house which is one of the best examples of early German architecture still extant. The house is located today at the intersection of West Second Street and Rosemont Avenue in Frederick. On January 17, 1781, Sgt. Lawrence Everhart, of Middletown, saved the life of Col. William Washington at The Battle of Cowpens in South Carolina. On January 17, 1786, Dr. John Tyler, credited as having perfo
5. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-24-08 [1]
On January 24, 1867, Jacob Engelbrecht, Frederick mayor and diarist, hosted a Masquerade Social with 18 men and seven females in attendance. On January 24, 1927, Perry McCleery, publisher with his brother Valentine of The Moon, and composing room foreman at the Frederick News-Post for 40 years, died suddenly at his North Market Street home. He was born November 18, 1866, in the house in which he died. On January 24, 1970, Dr. Melvin Lea, the son of the one-time Coca-Cola franchise holder in Frederi
6. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-8-08 [1]
On January 8, 1847, Clarence C. Carty, founder of Carty's Furniture Store and The Carty Funeral Home, and the first treasurer of Frederick Brick Works, was born in Frederick. His furniture store at 48 East Patrick Street, in Frederick, now the home of The National Museum of Civil War Medicine, closed July 19, 1978. On January 8, 1860, John Nelson, son of Revolutionary War hero General Roger Nelson, and a former congressman and Attorney General of The United States, died in Baltimore. He was born Jun
7. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-14-08 [1]
On January 14, 1805, Dr. Daniel Zacharias, who was the pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church on West Church Street in Frederick for nearly 38 years, was born near Clear Spring in Washington County. He died March 31, 1873. On January 14, 1817, "town" was dropped from Frederick Town by an Act of The General Assembly, and the town was incorporated. On January 14, 1880, Charles A. Thomas and his family, who lived about a mile from Mt. Pleasant, narrowly escaped serious injuries in a violent confro
8. [MDFR] HS-7, 56-70 - CRONE, TABLER, TORMEY, LORENTZ, MILLER, DUKEWALT, EPPERD, SMIGH, MILLER, BOWLUS, DARR, KELLER, KEAFAUVER, RAMSBURG, HERRING [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-7 56-70 - CRONE, TABLER, TORMEY, LORENTZ, MILLER, DUKEWALT, EPPERD, SMIGH, MILLER, BOWLUS, DARR, KELLER, KEAFAUVER, RAMSBURG, HERRING - Apr 1840 Henry CRONE vs Adam BOWLUS, et al - Estate of Margaret CRONE Conrad CRONE, dec'd (will 28 Apr 1807; 28 Nov 1808) widow - Mary E.(?) (but now dec'd) - 9 children d/ Catharine TABLER (now dec'd) - her children, .....Christian TABLER - Out of State .....William TABLER - Out of State .....Michael TABLER - Out
9. [MDFR] Old Church [1]
Has anyone heard of a church in the Frederick Town area around 1830s called "The Radical Old United Brethern". Any Cemetery next to that church? I'm trying to track some Zeigler/Siglers, Smiths and Furrys that left that area and went to Montgomery and Preble Counties in OH in the 1830s and 1840s. Some of these families were members of this church. Thanks, Jim
10. [MDFR] HS-6, 449-480 - BOWLUS, THOMAS, SIFFORD, STORM [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-6 449-461 - BOWLUS, THOMAS, SIFFORD - Dec 1841 Executors of David BOWLUS - Title David BOWLUS d/ intestate widow - Sophia and 7 minor children - Asa BOWLUS - Elizabeth Ann BOWLUS - Noah BOWLUS - Sophia BOWLUS - Edward BOWLUS - Martha A. BOWLUS - Mary E. BOWLUS Administrators were the widow and Jacob THOMAS of John. Land - 161 acre farm adjoining Middletown; also 35 acre mountain lot; from Jacob GROVE, esquire and trustee for estate of Leonard S
11. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-6-08 [1]
On January 6, 1776, Thomas Johnson was selected as brigadier general of The Maryland Militia in The Upper District. On January 6, 1882, Gertrude Ingle, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Osborne Ingle, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick, died of diphtheria. Her brother Osborne Ingle, Jr., 3, died less than five days later of the same disease. On January 6, 1949, William R. Diggs, longtime employee of the Baker family in Frederick, and for whom the swimming pool in Mullinex Park is name
12. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-16-07 [1]
On January 16, 1806, Alexander Contee Hanson, son of John Hanson (first President of The United States in Congress Assembled), a jurist and chancellor of Maryland, died in Annapolis. On January 16, 1874, the Mt. Pleasant Charge of The Reformed Church was organized by the Classis of Maryland meeting in Walkersville at the Glade Reformed Church. On January 16, 1940, four armed men robbed The Walkersville Bank of $6,665.40, in a daring daylight holdup. They were arrested January 29, tried and convict
13. [MDFR] patents [1]
hello to the list.. i've been looking through the County land records and wonder if anyone is familiar with a Patent called "Simpey's Ridge"....? somewhere very near to "Simpey's Ridge" is another patent I am unable to identify because the handwriting of the records is difficult to interpret but seems to be something close to "Juniak" or perhaps "Tuniak' do either of these patents seem familiar to anyone i beleive them to be somewhere near South Mountain .. jay cline -------
14. [MDFR] HS-7, 43-56 - HECKMAN, ELY, GROVE, HAMILTON, TITLOW, BENDER, NICHOLLS, GITTINGER, KOLB [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-7 43-56 - HECKMAN, ELY, GROVE, HAMILTON, TITLOW, BENDER, NICHOLLS, GITTINGER, KOLB - Nov 1840 Dr. Willson W. KOLB vs Heirs of Catharine HECKMAN Catharine HECKMAN d/ 1840 intestate (widow of David ELY) s/ Ezra ELY d/ Sophia w/o Reuben GROVE s/ William ELY, dec'd - his children, .....Catharine w/o Woodward HAMILTON .....Elizabeth w/o Isaac TITLOW .....David ELY, a minor .....Daniel ELY, a minor .....Isaac ELY, a minor .....Sally ELY, a minor .
15. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-11-08 [1]
On January 11, 1750, the Rev. Daniel Wagner, pastor of the German Reformed Church on West Church Street in Frederick from 1802 to 1810, was born in Eibelshausen, Germany. On January 11, 1843, Francis Scott Key, author of "The Defence of Ft. McHenry," which became our national anthem in 1931, died of pneumonia and pleurisy in Baltimore at the home of his daughter. He was originally buried at Old Saint Paul's Episcopal Church graveyard in that city, but was removed to Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frederick
16. [MDFR] HS-7, 95-114 - THOMAS, CULLER, WASKEY, RAMSBURG [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-7 95-114 - THOMAS, CULLER, WASKEY, RAMSBURG - Mar 1841 Daniel H. THOMAS vs Estate of Michael THOMAS - Sale of Real Estate Michael THOMAS d/ Jun 1839 intestate widow - Eve and 8 children s/ Daniel H. THOMAS d/ Margaret E. THOMAS, a minor s/ Ezra M. THOMAS, a minor s/ George E. THOMAS, a minor d/ Susan R. THOMAS, a minor d/ Mary A.M. THOMAS, a minor d/ Ellen J.V. THOMAS, a minor s/ Eliza A.S. THOMAS, a minor Land - "Enough and to Spare", 171+ acres w
17. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-20-08 [1]
On January 20, 1872, a public meeting was held in Mechanicstown to discuss the formation of a new county to be called Catoctin. On January 20, 1874, Charles Byerly, who succeeded his father, J. Davis Byerly, and his grandfather, Jacob Byerly, in the photographic business in Frederick, was born. On January 20, 1885, Frederick lawyer and philanthropist Leo Weinberg was born. On January 20, 1900, Richard Doddridge Blackmore, author of the historical novel Lorna Doone, died. Lady Ellen Thompson, who
18. [MDFR] Frederick County (Maryland) Genealogical Society--January Meeting [1]
Frederick County Genealogical Society Meeting www.frecogs.com January 12, 1 PM Homewood at Crumland Farms in their Community Room right off the lobby. They are located on 7407 Willow Rd. DIRECTIONS: The first exit after Beckleys motel left off Route 15, approx. 2 miles north of Frederick. GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH, GETTING STARTED AGAIN, AND LEARNING NEW TRICKS AND RESEARCH TECHNIQUES The Frederick County Genealogical Society, known as FreCoGS, is holding a Get Started fai
19. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-18-08 [1]
On January 18, 1882, The Examiner reports the death "within the past week" of two children of the Rev. and Mrs. Osborne Ingle. He was the rector of All Saints Episcopal Church from 1866 to 1909. The children who died were Caroline and Susie. The cause of death was diphtheria. On January 18, 1931, Helen Keller visited Frederick. She spoke to overflow crowds at the Maryland School for The Deaf and at the Evangelical Reformed Church. On January 18, 1938, the C. Burr Artz Library on Record Street at We
20. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-5-08 [1]
On January 5, 1835, the midday temperature in Frederick was reported at 12 degrees below zero. On January 5, 1902, Outerbridge Horsey, Jr., the grandson of Maryland Governor Thomas Sim Lee, who produced one the America's finest rye whiskeys at his distillery near Burkittsville, died. He was born February 26, 1819. On January 5, 1962, Frank and Janet Manthos and George and Mary Gillespie paid $4,000 to the Town of Brunswick for a parcel of land. It was on what is known as New York Hill, east of Sche
21. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-30-08 [1]
On January 30, 1841, George Alfred 'Gath' Townsend, youngest Civil War correspondent and the builder of the stone monument at Gathland State Park near Burkittsville to War Correspondents, was born. On January 30, 1944, Dr. Levin West, a Brunswick physician for 58 years, a banker and councilman, died in Frederick. He was buried at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. He was born on July 26, 1864, near Petersville. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for
22. [MDFR] Middleton SMITH-b. 1735 & 1765 & 1786 [1]
Would like to have proof that the Middleton SMITH (b. abt. 1735-will 1777 in Montgomery Co.,MD) of Frederick Co.,MD who md. Rebecka RAMSAY is the father of: Middleton Smith, (b.abt 1785-will 1835)who married Juliana KELLER, and that this Middleton is the father of: Middleton SMITH, b. 27 Dec 1786, md. 13 Dec 1808 in Hampshire Co.,VA & died 29 Jul 1849 in Bond Co.,IL. and who married Leah WILLIAMS. I would appreciate any help or suggestions. Are there any websites that would show information about th
23. [MDFR] Hessian Soldiers [1]
Would any kind soul just so happen to know the names of German soldiers who were staying at the Hessian Barracks? Was an Odenwald amongst the soldiers? JB -- "John Ashbury" wrote: On January 31, 1782, German soldiers captured at Yorktown arrived in Frederick, where they were housed at what came to be known as The Hessian Barracks. One of them was the father of Jacob Engelbrecht, the diarist, who recorded local events from 1819 to 1878. ________________________________________
24. [MDFR] Achsah Plummer & George Hinkle descendants [1]
Hi! My 5xgreat-grandparents were Achsah Plummer & George Hinkle. I descend through their daughter Elizabeth Hinkle & her husband William Drake,Sr. I further descend through their son William Drake,Jr. & his wife Mary ? through their son Thomas Drake born 1810 MD. & his wife Hannah Browning. The last couple married 25 Jan. 1837 in Harrison Co.,OH. They had 10 children. Does anyone know what Mary's maiden name was & where William Drake,Jr. & Mary got married? Was it MD. or PA.? They moved fro
25. [MDFR] History Moment - 1-12-08 [1]
On January 12, 1818, William Hammond, a free Negro, deeded part of Lot #10 on East All Saints Street to the trustees of a new Methodist Episcopal Church on which they were to build a new sanctuary. This church was the forerunner of Asbury United Methodist Church and was called Old Hill Church. On January 12, 1853, The Agricultural Club of Frederick County was organized with Lewis Kemp as president. It adopted the bylaws of "The Farmers' Club." On January 12, 1864, Mrs. David Nusbaum and her youngest
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