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1. [MDGEN] GRAHAM [1]
Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in a GRAHAM family that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s Jerry Researching: Graham, Corrigan, Brady, Healey
2. Re: [MDGEN] Hundreds [1]
Is there a place to find the Hundreds for Frederick and Montgomery counties as well? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Georgia Lane" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Hundreds > A giant thank you to Margaret for the Baltimore Hundred info. > May we please have a similar delineation for Prince George's > County? Also does anyone have the 'History of Fleur de'Hundred'? > I'm told a Capt. John WILCOX(ON) married into that family. >
3. Re: [MDGEN] Howe Genealogy [1]
On Dec 21, 2003, at 2:49 PM, BonnieAnne437@aol.com wrote: > > Can you tell me what the Maryland Middlesex 100 refers to? > Thanks. > > Baltimore County Hundreds & Boundaries > - > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > --- > > When researching Baltimore county before ca 1820, you will encounter > two > terms referring to an area of land. One of the terms is Hundreds and > the > other is parishes. Hundreds as a political subdivision date back to > the Roman > occup
4. Re: [MDGEN] funeral homes [1]
Jacqui, First, there were many funeral homes in Baltimore and I suspect that many of them buried in Lorraine Park Cemetery. I'm not sure what the list will tell you. The funeral home was listed on each death certificate. Finding a particular death certificate would be more direct and usually easier than guessing from a list of funeral homes. Second, you can get a list of funeral homes (or any other type of business) in the City Directories. Heritage Quest has the Baltimore City Directories for 1899, 19
5. [MDGEN] Cedar Hill [1]
Peggy: Likely guess would be the Cedar Hill in Anne Arundel as it is closer to Baltimore City than the one in PG Co. The address is 5829 Gov Ritchie Hwy, Brooklyn, AA Co., MD. I don't know anything about the office there, how cooperative they area, etc. Suggest you go to the very small transcription we have and contact the submitter and see what he says. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/md/anne/tsimages/cedarhill/cedar.html Eric is very helpful and might be able to talk to you about this cemetery. =====
6. [MDGEN] Re: MDGEN-D Digest V03 #189 [1]
Info states that Maryland Middlesex 100 are recorded in the Baltimore minutes of court 1772-1781. It may have something to do with the Oath of Allegiance. Patriots? Thanks for your help.
7. Re: [MDGEN] Hundreds [1]
A giant thank you to Margaret for the Baltimore Hundred info. May we please have a similar delineation for Prince George's County? Also does anyone have the 'History of Fleur de'Hundred'? I'm told a Capt. John WILCOX(ON) married into that family. Georgia Wilcoxon Lane Wilcoxon+Swearingen MD,WV,OH. English + Dutch and many others.
8. Re: [MDGEN] Cedar Hill [1]
You may want to check the following organizations to see if anyone has copied the tombstones at the cemetery. Anne Arundel County Genealogical Society: P.O. Box 221 Pasadena, MD 21123-0221 Meetings are held at the United Methodist Church, 651 Benfield Road, Severna Park, Maryland, at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month. Website: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/4256/gensoc.htm Anne Arundel County Historical Society: 7101 Aviation Blvd, near BWI PO Box 385 Linthicum, Maryland 21090-0385
9. [MDGEN] Heirs & Orphans [1]
Does someone have a copy of the HEIRS & ORPHANS: Anne Arundel Co, 1788-1838? I am in need of a lok-up. The name would be Georgeanne/Georgianne CHANY/CHANEY she was born 1829, parents unknown. Found living in AA Co. in 1850 census with the ARMIGER family. Thank you, Jacqui
10. [MDGEN] Maryland State Fair Winners [1]
I am searching for lists of Maryland State Fair Winners from 1939-1981. My grandmother won quite a few ribbons during this time period, but neglected to ever note on the back of the ribbon what she won them for (where space is provided to do just that - argh!). The ribbons were largely won for single flowers or flower arrangements. I know some of the winners' names were published in the Baltimore Sun in the 60's, but I'm hoping not to have to sit in front of microfilm machines at the Pratt library
11. [MDGEN] Cedar Hill Cemetery [1]
One of my ancestors died at New City Hospital and is buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery. His former address was 1710 Belt Avenue, City of Baltimore. He stayed at the hospital for 7 months and then died. Would this be the same Cedar Hill Cemetery in PG County or in Anne Arundel? Has anyone had any expereince asking the main office for info? I am looking for MCKNEW, BASIL who died November 18, 1917. He was 85 years old. Thank you, Peggy
12. [MDGEN] December 2003 [1]
The Bits of Blue and Gray DECEMBER 2003 column D. E. BUCKINGHAM TO JOHN MCCORMICK This month's column is a letter written home to a father informing him of the death of his son. http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/december2003.htm I want to also take this opportunity to thank all of you who have visited the Bits of Blue and Gray website. I also appreciate the kind words some of you have sent, they let me know it's being used and enjoyed. Happy Holiday to all Jayne McCormick mdelpa@aol.com aka bitsoblueng
13. [MDGEN] Sims of Baltimore and Harford Counties [1]
I am seeking information on ancestors and descendants of the following and would like to hear from anyone researching these families: (1) Andrew Sims (22 Jul 1788 - 27 Jun 1855) & Elizabeth Jennet (ca 1802 - aft 1878) m. ca 1820, York County, Pennsylvania (2) A. Jackson Sims (ca 1835 - aft 1880) (2) William Sims (ca 1837 - 15 Aug 1903) (2) Mary Sims (2 Jun 1837 - 10 Feb 1917) & Thomas J. McCann (22 Apr 1830 - 1 Oct 1888) (2) John Sims (ca 1839 - ) (2) Anthony S
14. [MDGEN] Courthouse Experiences [1]
Linda, Thank you for your submissions to the Courthouse Experiences website. I am sure they will be helpful to anyone planning on researching at the various counties and states. I have found out that some Courthouses do read these comments and a few have made changes to correct some of the problems. Dave Goodman The GOODMAN Clearinghouse http://www.bcpl.net/~dmg Baltimore PC Users Group http://www.baltimorepcug.org Baltimore County Genealogical Society http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html
15. Re: [MDGEN] Howe Genealogy [1]
At 02:49 PM 12/21/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Seeking info on Edward Howe b about 1725 and d about 1780. Came from England >and settled in MD, was proprietor of Ellicotts Mills, 9 miles west of >Baltimore. >I have some info on descendants. >Can you tell me what the Maryland Middlesex 100 refers to? >Thanks. The political subdivision for counties from the 1600s to about 1810 were hundreds. (an old English concept). Middlesex hundred,was not in Baltimore or AA Co., though, Lee
16. [MDGEN] Howe Genealogy [1]
Seeking info on Edward Howe b about 1725 and d about 1780. Came from England and settled in MD, was proprietor of Ellicotts Mills, 9 miles west of Baltimore. I have some info on descendants. Can you tell me what the Maryland Middlesex 100 refers to? Thanks.
17. [MDGEN] RE: COURTHOUSES [1]
Jo, Thank You for providing your Courthouse experience with everyone. I am sure it will be most helpful to furture researchers. If anyone has additional experiences they would like to share, send them along. I would like to wish everyone a most successful 2004 research year. Dave Goodman The GOODMAN Clearinghouse http://www.bcpl.net/~dmg Baltimore PC Users Group http://www.baltimorepcug.org Baltimore County Genealogical Society http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html Jo, Thank You for providing your Cour
18. Re: [MDGEN] Cedar Hill [1]
Thank you for your help. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathi Jones-Hudson" To: Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 2:41 PM Subject: [MDGEN] Cedar Hill > Peggy: > > Likely guess would be the Cedar Hill in Anne Arundel > as it is closer to Baltimore City than the one in PG > Co. The address is 5829 Gov Ritchie Hwy, Brooklyn, AA > Co., MD. I don't know anything about the office there, > how cooperative they area, etc. Suggest you go to the > very small t
19. [MDGEN] funeral homes [1]
CAn someone tell me where I can get a list of funeral homes for the Baltimore Co., City area. I'm looking for one that would have used Lorraine Park Cem. & Mausoleum on Dogwood Rd. back around 1907. Any ideas? Jacqui
20. Re: [MDGEN] GRAHAM [1]
I have Bradys: Edward Sutton b. abt. 1849 Edward b. 1879 Walter Edwin b. 1877 ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 12:56 PM Subject: [MDGEN] GRAHAM > Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in a GRAHAM family > that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s > > Jerry > > Researching: Graham, Corrigan, Brady, Healey > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list : MDGEN-L-req
21. [MDGEN] Neighbours family [1]
I`m looking for any info on Samuel Neighbours listed in the 1790 census of Talbot county. He was in the over 16 years of age column. thanks, CJ in Iowa
22. [MDGEN] Heritage Quest Online [1]
For City Directories and many other useful publications for genealogy and history: Heritage Quest has a great library of hundreds, maybe thousands, of books online. Many libraries have subscribed to it, including the Maryland Public Library System. I believe you can access it at any Maryland Public Library, or access it at home with a valid library card from any Maryland Public Library. For Marylanders, the web site is: http://www.sailor.lib.md.us/cgi-bin/hqo If you don't live in Maryland, a lon
23. Re: [MDGEN] Heritage Quest Online [1]
John, Thanks for the library info. I'll check and see if my local library can join. Jacqui
24. [MDGEN] Devan Family in Frederick Maryland [1]
I am still researching the Devan surname in Frederick Maryland in the mid to late 1700s. I believe a female Devan worked for the Simpson family specifically Richard Simpson either Sr or Jr. I believe that this female Devan would have been an indentured servant or a servant of some sort. This servant did bear an illegitimate child while employed in the Simpson household. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Michelle Miller Pricing and Contract Specialist Greater Pacific North Major Accounts
25. [MDGEN] RE: COURTHOUSES [1]
Jo, Thank You for providing your Courthouse experience with everyone. I am sure it will be most helpful to furture researchers. If anyone has additional experiences they would like to share, send them along. I would like to wish everyone a most successful 2004 research year. Dave Goodman The GOODMAN Clearinghouse http://www.bcpl.net/~dmg Baltimore PC Users Group http://www.baltimorepcug.org Baltimore County Genealogical Society http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html
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