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1. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-10-07 [1]
On July 10, 1815, William P. Maulsby, who would become a judge of The Frederick County Circuit Court, was born in Harford County. He died October 3, 1894, in Westminster. On July 10, 1936, Reuben A. Hann, Frederick City's last surviving Civil war veteran, died. On July 10, 1936, the highest temperature ever recorded in Maryland occurred in Frederick when the thermometer reached 109 degrees. On July 10, 1953, three men robbed the People's Bank of Libertytown of $14,950, and escaped south on MD 26
2. [MDFR] Connections [1]
I was just wondering if anyone on the list were researching the Biddinger (& various spellings), Grams, Eaves, or Harmis families of Frederick County. Sue-Ellen Biddinger
3. [MDFR] MD Book [1]
Hello All, I've added another 20 pages to the book "History of Maryland" with lots of pictures and a few maps. 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: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.9.14/885 - Release Date: 7/3/2007 10:02 AM
4. [MDFR] History of MD [1]
Hello All, I've added another 10 pages to the book "History of Maryland" with lots of pictures and a few maps. 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: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.22/923 - Release Date: 7/27/2007 6:01 PM
5. [MDFR] Patapsco Lower Hundred, Baltimore, MD [1]
Good morning lists, Would anyone happen to know what county "Patapsco Lower Hundred" is in today? What cities or towns are now in the area where Lower Hundred, Baltimore, MD was in the 1790 census? Does anyone know of a website that shows where the Hundreds were located? Thank you! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) ************************************** Get a sneak peak of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
6. [MDFR] Lookup for Norris from History of Allegany Co. MD Book [1]
Could someone please lookup the info about Benjamin Norris on page 1119, and John W. Norris on page 1018 from the book History of Allegany Co MD. You can contact me off line. Thanks, Fran
7. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-24-07 [1]
On July 24, 1821, 1848 and 1868, floods of The Carroll Creek through Frederick occurred. During the flood in 1868, the original home of Barbara Fritchie was destroyed and had to be demolished. On July 24, 1942, a temporary bridge over the Monocacy River on U. S. 40 east of Frederick was opened to traffic. It replaced the old (1808) stone Jug Bridge which collapsed on March 3. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please
8. [MDFR] JS-13, 120-136 - HARBAUGH, SHRIVER, SNIDER, DOFFLER, KOLB, EVERHART, HOOVER, PEPPLE, WELLER, KELLENBERGER, ROUZENBERGER, FLAUTT, BAUGHER [1]
Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-13 120-136 - HARBAUGH, SHRIVER, SNIDER, DOFFLER, KOLB, EVERHART, HOOVER, PEPPLE, WELLER, KELLENBERGER, ROUZENBERGER, FLAUTT, BAUGHER - Mar 1831 Estate of Jacob HARBAUGH Jacob HARBAUGH d/ 1 May 1817 intestate - 10 children s/ Jacob HARBAUGH d/ Mary, widow of Henry SHRIVER s/ Henry HARBAUGH s/ Elias HARBAUGH d/ Margaret w/o Henry SNIDER - PA s/ John HARBAUGH - PA s/ George HARBAUGH - PA d/ Catharine HARBAUGH s/ Yost HARBAUGH, dec'd ....Mary Ann w/o G
9. [MDFR] HS-4, 381-392 - RINEHART, SHANEHOLTZ [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 381-392 - RINEHART, SHANEHOLTZ - Mar 1838 Estate of George RINEHART Jr. George RINEHART/REINHARDT Sr. (a taylor) d/ 1799 intestate, widow - Sally (d/ Jan or Feb 1838) and his only child, - George RINEHART Jr. who d/ 1817 intestate - his 5 children, ....William RINEHART ....Frederick RINEHART ....David RINEHART ....George RINEHART (III) ....Andrew H. RINEHART, a minor Land - House and Lot #92 in Frederick Town from Frederick SHANEHOLTZ/SCHANEHOLTZ
10. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-23-07 [1]
On July 23, 1950, radio and television personality Arthur Godfrey attended an air show at the Frederick Municipal Airport sponsored by the local squadron of the Civil Air Patrol. Godfrey was the honorary commander of the CAP unit. On July 23, 2001, A. Irvin Renn, a former county commissioner and longtime member of the board of The Great Frederick Fair, and his wife, Elgie Wachter Renn, celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would lik
11. [MDFR] HS-4, 427-444 - HILLEARY, WILLIAMS, GROVE [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 427-444 - HILLEARY, WILLIAMS, GROVE - Nov 1838 John M. WILLIAMS, next friend and maternal uncle of the children of John H. HILLEARY - Sale of Real Estate John Henry HILLEARY d/ leaving 5 children d/ Sarah Ann P. HILLEARY, age 10 s/ Thomas HILLEARY s/ John W. HILLEARY d/ Ellen McGill HELLEARY s/ Tilghman HILLEARY, age 3 Land - "Fielderea", 52 acres, from Andrew DRILL in 1824 (to him from Jacob DRILL, now dec'd), next to "Wells Invention". - "Cato
12. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-20-07 [1]
On July 20, 1963, D. John Markey, who owned and operated a shoe and hat store at 9 North Market Street in Frederick, and who was a brigadier general in the Maryland National Guard, committed suicide at his Talbot County home. He was born October 7, 1882, in Frederick. On July 20, 1972, The Articles of Incorporation were signed creating The Frederick County Landmarks Foundation. On July 20, 1973, retired Associate Judge of The Maryland Court of Appeals Edward S. Delaplaine married Helen M. Stickell,
13. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-15-07 [1]
On July 15, 1780, Roger Nelson, who was born near Point of Rocks in 1759, and who was severely wounded at The Battle of Camden, was commissioned a lieutenant in the Continental Army. He was also the father of John Nelson, who was Attorney General of The United States in the administration of President John Tyler. On July 15, 1790, Elihu Hall Rockwell, after whom Rockwell Terrace in Frederick is named, was born in Middletown, Conn. On July 15, 1946, Schnauffer Hospital in Brunswick was closed after
14. [MDFR] HS-4, 517-519 - LEAB, YOUNG, SMITH [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 517-519 - LEAB, YOUNG, SMITH - Nov 1835 Jacob YOUNG and wife to Charlotte LEAB and others Jacob LEAB, dec'd widow - Mary d/ Maria Sophia w/o Jacob YOUNG d/ Charlotte LEAB s/ Jacob LEAB Jr. Land - two houses in Fredericktown, one brick and one log with outhouses, a butcher shop and slaughter house, on the south side of Patrick Street. Trustee was Jacob YOUNG; on 24 Oct 1835, sale was made to Rebecca SMITH at $1,806. The widow received 2/17, $201
15. [MDFR] HS-4, 445-464 - STEVENS, JARBOE, DANGERFIELD, LUCKETT, JOHNSON, RIDDLEMOSER [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 445-464 - STEVENS, JARBOE, DANGERFIELD, LUCKETT, JOHNSON, RIDDLEMOSER - Aug 1836 Michael McCARTNEY and Henry J. JARBOE, adm/of William JARBOE vs William H. DANGERFIELD, Caspar MANTZ and others James STEVENS was a constable of Election District #1; William JARBOE signed as security on his bond. William JARBOE was sued, as security of the bond, by Jane E. JARBOE as administratrix of John JARBOE, to recover a sum which had been placed into Stevens
16. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-18-07 [1]
On July 18, 1775, 300 Frederick Countians left Frederick to re-enforce troops after the Battle of Bunker Hill. They were the first militia from a southern state to join the Continental Army. On July 18, 1797, Thomas Sim Lee, Maryland's second governor, offered his farm near Burkittsville - called "Needwood" - for sale. He lived at Needwood off and on from 1784 until his death in 1819. On July 18, 1841, John Walker, after whom the town of Walkersville is named, died. He was buried in Israel Creek Ce
17. [MDFR] HS-4, 520-536 - WORMAN, WHITEHILL, DUDDERAR, LUGENBEEL, OWINGS [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 520-536 - WORMAN, WHITEHILL, DUDDERAR, LUGENBEEL, OWINGS - Oct 1837 Estate of William WORMAN - Sale of Real Estate William WORMAN d/ 30 Aug 1835 intestate d/ Juliet WORMAN s/ Andrew WORMAN d/ Barbara WORMAN, now w/o John WHITEHILL s/ Maximus J. WORMAN, a minor s/ Henry Clay WORMAN, a minor Land - "Rural Felicity", 308+ acres, near Unionville, (by special warrant from "Charles Choice" and "Grove" to Charles WOOD in 1775); lies by land to Andrew W
18. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-7-07 [1]
On July 7, 1833, Margaret Elizabeth Scholl, who married James M. Hood, was born at Manchester Farm on New Design Road near Frederick. She died January 13, 1913, in Baltimore, just before the name of The Women's College of Frederick was officially changed to Hood College in her honor. On July 7, 1864, a cannonball landed above the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church on West Second Street in Frederick as Confederate and Union forces exchanged fire. On July 7, 1886, the Frederick Board of County Commi
19. [MDFR] HS-4, 352-360 - HEAD, CLARK, GREGORY, HOBBS, ELDER, BEALL, WOOD, SHERRY, MILLER, SLAVES, JOHNSON, KUHN [1]
Frederick Co, Maryland Equity Court Abstracts - HS-4 352-360 - HEAD, CLARK, GREGORY, HOBBS, ELDER, BEALL, WOOD, SHERRY, MILLER, SLAVES, JOHNSON, KUHN - Jul 1838 Joseph ELDER vs Estate of William B. HEAD William B. HEAD, dec'd (will 29 Aug 1831; 6 Jan 1834) s/ John HEAD (d/ May 1838 in PA) d/ Elizabeth CLARK d/ Mary GREGORY (in trust for her to Dr. Richard McSHERRY - VA) d/ Ann HOBBS (her children) - KY grandson - Joseph ELDER, a minor (parentage not given) granddaughter - Ann GREEN, a minor
20. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-6-07 [1]
On July 6, 1863, William Richardson was hanged from a tree limb in Hagan's Field west of Frederick as a Confederate spy. He was captured near Woodsboro. On July 6, 1864, Middletown paid a $1,500 ransom to Confederate General Jubal Early. On July 6, 1869, Mrs. Abner Harn was fatally injured when her dress caught in the gears of a piece of machinery at her husband's woolen factory in Unionville. At the time she was overseeing the washing of the new fabric. On July 6, 1891, Walkersville Lutheran Chu
21. [MDFR] JS-13, 16-27 - HART, LIGGETT, MARSHALL, PENN [1]
Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-13 16-27 - HART, LIGGETT, MARSHALL, PENN - Jun 1830 Richard H. MARSHALL, administrator deboris non of the estate of Thomas BEATTY, dec'd vs Estate of William HART Executor was John RITCHIE who sold real estate to Samuel GRIMES who later filed for insolvency. William HART had signed as security on Grimes' note, so was also indebted to John RITCHIE (as executor). Hart died and Thomas CARLTON was his administrator. William HART d/ intestate widow - Sarah A
22. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-29-07 [1]
On July 29, 1819, Historian James A. McSherry, who wrote the first History Of Maryland, was born in Littlestown, PA. On July 29, 1839, Milton G. Urner, first president of the Frederick County Bar Association, was born near Libertytown. He died February 9, 1926. On July 29, 1869, ground was broken to connect the Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privatel
23. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-12-07 [1]
On July 12, 1861, John W. Baughman, editor of The Citizen, was arrested at Sandy Hook in Washington County, on a charge of treason. He was released on July 15 after taking the oath of loyalty to The Union. On July 12, 1936, Reuben Hann, the last surviving veteran of the Civil War in Frederick City, was buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He died July 10. On July 12, 1991, the Monocacy National Battlefield was dedicated. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest
24. [MDFR] History Moment - 7-11-07 [1]
On July 11, 1833, The Sewing Society of All Saints Episcopal Church opened The School of Industry with eight students. It was operated with The Episcopal Orphans Home and Free School Society from 1837 until September of 1858, when it was closed. On July 11, 1900, Mrs. Elizabeth Marman, of South Market Street, Frederick, was seriously burned when she ignited the fuel while filling her gasoline stove. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for anot
25. [MDFR] English Cemetery at Middleway, Jefferson County, WV [1]
Karen, I also belong to the Jefferson County Mail list and have seen your posting there. The reason I have not replied is because I don't know of an English Cemetery in Middleway. I know there are several there and one of them is a Masonic cemetery. There are churches around the cemeteries but I don't know what all of them are. I know there is The White Church Parish Hall (apparently there is a cemetery there) address unknown, Middleway United Methodist Church (no cemetery there, that I know of), 7435
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