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1. [MDGARRET] Ringer [1]
Hi, Is anyone researching the Phillip Ringer family. Phillip married Rebecca Whetstone about 1820-22. Their children were John born Mar. 02, 1823; Mathilda 1826; Mariah 1830; William Phillip 1831; Susanna May 15, 1832; Joseph 1837 and Lucinda Nov. 22, 1839. I would like to coorespond with anyone who might know anything about this family. Thanks, Virginia
2. [MDGARRET] Garrett Co. Schools [1]
I am searching for information on early schools which were located in the Westernport area but in Garrett County. Can anyone provide information on Firm Rock or Franklin Hill Schools which were above Bloomington? Also Aaron's Run, Gregg and Weir Schools were somewhere in that area. Hopefully, someone can help. Alice
3. Re: [MDGARRET] RE: Melchoir Miller [1]
What cemeteries are you looking in? It doesn't happen to be near Shelbysport? I am looking for a Peter Garrahan that died right before 1850 near Shelbysport. Also there may be a Bernard Riley (Reilly, Ryley). Thanks, Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois Melinat" To: Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 11:35 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] RE: Melchoir Miller > I've seen the name spelled both ways as well. Since I have a picture of > Melchoir Miller's tombs
4. Re: [MDGARRET] DAVIS FAMILY - URLs for marriage records from Patti McDonald [1]
Pat, Is it possible that Nicholas married Polly Davis after Sarah Paugh died. If the judgement paper (1853) is speaking of Sarah Paugh Friend as "deceased" and it concerns the descendants of Sarah Bray and Nicholas Paugh. It wouldn't mention a second wife of Nicholas Friend or any progeny. Sarah (Paugh/Friend) could have had those four children in 8 years and Nicholas Friend could have remarried to have someone to raise the children. Isn't that possible? Ina Pat Thompson wrote: > Connie, > If, while doing
5. Re: [MDGARRET] Cranberry Swamp -- Near Military Lots? [1]
My presumed ancestor, Samuel McKenzie, owned military lots 3369 and 3370. Since I don't have a plot map that overlays a modern map, I can't tell where these lots are -- except that I know they are right next to the MD/PA state line and they are north of Mt. Savage and east of Finzel. Does anyone know where they would be in relation to the Cranberry Swamp? Cheers, Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: jeff To: Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 6:47 PM Subject:
6. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
Helen, I live in Friendsville, a couple miles from Selbysport. I wasn't here in the 1800's. The Friend Family Association has a museum and genealogical library in Friendsville and that is where I write from. I'd love to meet you in Sept. Ina Helen Rehm wrote: > Ina. Do you live in the Selbysport, MD area? And have you always lived > there? I had family that lived there in 1840-1866. We are coming that way > in Sept. I want to see Selbysport and around that area. I thought whoever > wrote about the b
7. [MDGARRET] Miller [1]
Hello, it has been awhile since my last posting. I thought I would try again. I have Jonathan Miller (b.May 29, 1806,d.March 05, 1865) 1st marriage ?, 2nd marriage Elizabeth Yost I have the children of first wife listed as: 1) Timothy Miller (b.1824,d.1888) m. Catherine Hoop 2) Mary (Polly) Miller (b.abt. 1825,d.Bef. 1880)) m. Robert Parker (b.1819,d.Aft. 1880) 3) Susan Miller (b.November 11, 1831, d.March 02, 1865) m. Aaron Louis Snyder (b.March 22, 1828,d.December 02, 1865) 4) Margaret Miller (b
8. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
Ina, did you have a chance to email that Kimberly that I wrote to you about? She's the one that looking for inf. about Blooming Rose. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ina Hicks" To: Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 2:10 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Churches > Helen, > I live in Friendsville, a couple miles from Selbysport. I wasn't > here in the 1800's. The Friend Family Association has a museum > and genealogical library in Friendsville and that
9. Re: [MDGARRET] DAVIS FAMILY [1]
Yes Connie , I figured as much but I thought I would admit the obvious. sometimes that gets overlooked, not that you would, but none the less Bert's brother is named Robert. Thought it may link somewhwere. SEE YA JEFF ----- Original Message ----- From: "connie beachy" To: Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 10:24 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] DAVIS FAMILY > > Connie > > Did you check with Carol on the Davis family? > > If you mean Carol Davis, yes I did. She and
10. [MDGARRET] Swamp [1]
Alice, Is the other swamp at Mt. Nebo??? Recall reading my new Garrett Co. brochure and it said there is a unique bog (I believe that's what they called it ) at Mt. Nebo and it is gov't operated, I believe. I found that interesting because my Emanuel Custer bought land there in 1810 and moved from Elk Lick, Somerset Co., Pa. to Garrett Co., Md. Warmest regards, Carolyn
11. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
Ina, the only church at Hoyes now is the Methodist one. Where did they move the Catholic church which was near the graveyard where Browning was buried? Delores
12. [MDGARRET] Cranberry and local MD names in WV history [1]
I found Cranberry mentioned here. Lots of Garrett Co. names in this WV history. http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/WV-FOOTSTEPS/2001-06/0992089982 Joseph N. Miller was brought from Berks County, Pa., when a mere child, by his mother and aunt, to Somerset County, Pa., his father, Henry Miller, having died in Berks County. In 1831, he blacksmithed at Nicola's Mill (then Fike's Mill); afterward, he removed to his present home in Morgan's Glade. Mr. Miller's eight sons are all good blacksmiths. Ami H.
13. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches-Browning - Friend [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Rehm" To: Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 12:38 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Churches-Browning - Friend > Her parents were Bernard and Margaret Riley. She had brothers William > Patrick Riley and John Riley. And a sister Martha Riley. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Virginia W. Kelly" > To: > Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 4:52 PM > Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Churches-Br
14. Re: [MDGARRET] Cranberry and local MD names in WV history [1]
Cranesville Swamp is ten miles from Terra Alta. It runs parallel with the Preston/Garrett County line and quite a bit of it is in Garrett County. I tell people I live in the swamp. Almost do. But you are right. There is another swamp in Garrett County also owned by the Nature Conservancy. I can't come up with the name but that's probably what you were thinking about. Alice ----- Original Message ----- From: connie beachy To: Sent: Sunday, May 26, 20
15. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
> > Meshach Browning was buried in the Hoyes Catholic Cemetery > > Would he be Rachel Brownings father? Husband to Mary Mc Mullen? Yes, that would be the Meshach Browning. Connie
16. [MDGARRET] Beckmans and O'Brians [1]
Hi: Thanks to Nancy, Linda, Sam, Janice, Margaret and everyone who sent info on the Beckman and O'Brien families. The amount of information is overwhelming. What a huge family! Thanks again, Chuck
17. [MDGARRET] RE: Melchoir Miller [1]
Hi everyone; I have a question. I got the following information from someone answering a post on rootsweb: > In 1880 census for Accident Garrett Cty, Melchoir Miller, wife Barbara >and several children also had living with them: > Elizabeth Smith (servant) > Michael Smith nephew > Philip Smith nephew > Could Elizabeth have been either Melchoir or Barbara's sister? >She >is the mother of the nephews and I have found her living with Philip later >on. Is anyone searching Elizabeth
18. Re: [MDGARRET] RE: Melchoir Miller [1]
Hi Lois M. Elizabeth Miller (Smith) was Melchoir J. Miller's sister. In the Glades Star they had a story on the family and how Melchoir J.'s father, Phillip, sent him at the age 16 to America to visit Phillip's brother Melchoir Miller. When young Melchoir J. sent favorable word back to his father, Phillip brought the rest of his family including Elizabeth (b. 1838) to America. She is buried in the same cemetery as Melchoir J. and Barbara. --- Lois Hopkins Have a Great Day! On Sat, 18 May 2002 15:14:36
19. Re: [MDGARRET] Fresh [1]
Boy, Pat Thompson, we can tell you visited Garrett County recently. Connie
20. [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
Does anyone know where the Catholics that lived near Selbysport, MD would have gone to Church, had Baptisms, funerals etc. in 1850-1865? Thanks, Helen
21. Re: [MDGARRET] Garrahan-Riley [1]
Helen, Only one Bernard Riley listed in grave book by the DAR, dates don't match your time frame of 1840-1860. Bernard Riley 1892-1932 -buried beside Anna, 1893-1945. Have you checked the Addison, PA area or Bruceton Mills? I am not very familiar with this area (Addison or Bruceton Mills) but maybe some other Listers can give you an idea. Weren't the grave's of Shelbysport (Selbysport) moved when the Confluence dam was built? Pat-T
22. Re: [MDGARRET] The Glades [1]
Beverly The only Cranberry Glades I can think of in Garrett County or the area are over at Dolly Sods, which (I think) is across the WV border. You can read about that area at this site: http://www.patc.net/history/archive/virg_fst.html This was where my dad managed to get us lost on a Sunday drive years ago. We started up the mountain at Jordan Run, WV, (near Moorefield or Petersburg, WV, I can't remember) ended up on a plateau, full of rocks and three sided trees ( and my mother was convinced -full of
23. [MDGARRET] Enlow/Ingelo?? [1]
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/ships/1682welcome.txt Do you think this "Richard Ingelo" could possibly be "Enlow"/etc. sp's. ????????? =;o) Carolyn
24. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches-Browning - Friend [1]
Some of my family that lived near Selbysport, Md. had a friend whose name was W.H.H. Friend. My families names were James E. Garrahan and Elizabeth Ann Riley Garrahan. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Thompson" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 10:28 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Churches-Browning - Friend > Nichole, > > Kathleen wrote: > 1 Meshach Browning 1781 - 1859 > .. +Mary McMullen 1781 - 1839 Mother: Rachel __?__Father: James McMullen m:
25. Re: [MDGARRET] Churches [1]
Whose Browning? It wasn't someone named Mshop or something similar, was it? Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Shade" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 2:01 PM Subject: Re: [MDGARRET] Churches > Ina, the only church at Hoyes now is the Methodist one. Where did they > move the Catholic church which was near the graveyard where Browning was > buried? Delores > > > ==== MDGARRET Mailing List ==== > The OFFICIAL website associated with this list i
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