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1. Re: [MDHARFOR] Searching for Ownership [1]
Jo, the house sits off the road. You have to turn into a dirt lane. There are a couple old Hemlock trees and right after that the lane turns to the left and you can see the house. It is not easy to see .... I spent a lot of time there as a kid and I missed it the first time I went back a couple years ago. There are some very nice, new homes built on what was once our hay field. Bettie
2. Re: [MDHARFOR] Lord Baltimore's Plantation [1]
Thanks so much = My Warfield family came over in the 1600's Richard Warfield geneglow@aol.com
3. Re: [MDHARFOR] WOOD family [1]
Hi Bill, I don't have an ANN nor have I done any research in Calvert. I have done a fair amount in DE, SE PA, and in Kent and Cecil. It is so hard when the name is a common one. These colonial grandmothers are tough to trace. Regards, Bev W
4. Re: [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payn [1]
In a message dated 10/13/2006 8:05:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, gregdawn@pathwaynet.com writes: > I was hoping that I could find a link between John and Benjamin, but on > further looking at census information, there has turned out to be 2 Benj. Payne Dawn I would say that John Paybe is related to both. The two Benjamins are: Benjamin N Payne married Mary Cathcart 16 Jan 1829 Benjamin Payne married Eleanor and moved to Kentucky about 1846. >From the land records: Benj appointed John Payne his attorn
5. [MDHARFOR] HAGON; Harford County, MD; 1776-1778 [1]
Cathran Hagon and Patrick Hagon are listed in the 1776 census for Susquehannah Hundred and Bush River Lower Hundred respectively, Harford County, MD. Henry Hagon signed an Oath of Fidelity in Harford County in 1778. I would like to know if these three are related and if Patrick had a family. Any help is appreciated. Fred Hagan
6. Re: [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payn [1]
That sounds good, but I don't think it is correct, simply because of the difference in ages. This William was born in 1846, or thereabouts. I found William in the home of John and Eleanor Payne in 1850 census. I was hoping that I could find a link between John and Benjamin, but on further looking at census information, there has turned out to be 2 Benj. Payne.... Dawn ----- Original Message ----- From: DBarben@aol.com To: mdharfor@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 11:53 PM Subje
7. Re: [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payn [1]
I'm sharing this with the whole list to help everyone understand the value of land records to trace your ancestors, especially in the pre-1850 time period when the census records do not give family members' names and there are not many other records. Before people recorded births, marriages, and deaths, they accurately recorded land ownership. In a message dated 10/14/2006 12:21:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time, gregdawn@pathwaynet.com writes: > Q: are they related/descendents of THE Benjamin Payne that
8. Re: [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payn [1]
In my notes I hae a William Payne, son of Benjamin Payne and Sophia Norris I do not know if this is the William Payne you want or not. I don't have the source where I got this information. DBarben @aol.com
9. [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payne [1]
WILLIAM F.PAYNE was born 1846. He married ELIZA J. NORRIS, daughter of EDWARD NORRIS and ELIZABETH SEITZ. She was born 1846 in Harford Co, MD. Who are his parents???
10. [MDHARFOR] WOOD family [1]
Hi... I am looking for a possible connection to my 4th ggrandmother, Elizabeth Wood Verlenden, who was born in MD in 1789. While Elizabeth was married at St. Mary Anne's Parish in Cecil Co. in 1809 and eventually moved to PA. We find her in Harford Co. Md. with one of her daughters (John and Martha Verlenden Yates) in the 1850 census. I am researching the possibility that Elizabeth could have been the daughter of John Wood and Sarah Bailey Wood who married in Harford in 1783. Elizabeth named her
11. [MDHARFOR] Searching for Ownership [1]
Good Morning Harford Gang, I've something bugging me and since I live in Florida now, it is hard for me to spend enough time in Harford County to do any real research. Or Baltimore County for that matter as at this time, the area may have been Baltimore County! My grandparents Henry and Willie Lou Graham Crouse purchased a farm in Pylvesville, Upper Harford in about 1924. It is located not too far from St. Mary's Catholic Church on Claremont Mill road....think that is how it is spelled. T
12. Re: [MDHARFOR] Parentage of William F. Payn [1]
Now you have my head spinning! The children think its funny to watch mama plot these types of things on the dry erase board, until it makes sense and I put it to paper. Q: are they related/descendents of THE Benjamin Payne that married Charlotte Norris?? That is the link I was looking for, sigh. You really are something with all these land records, are you having fun? Isn't it like a puzzle, except I'm really not doing anything to solve it? Kudos, to you, for all your hard work! Dawn Sliver Bastoune
13. Re: [MDHARFOR] Searching for Ownership [1]
In a message dated 10/23/2006 3:23:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JCSuper1@aol.com writes: > I'm clueless on were to go or how to go about tracking this property. Any > > ideas my friends? > Bettie, I loved your description of the old house! Many of the deeds for Harford County are now on-line. Henry and Willie Lou Crouse bought the land on 14 Nov 1923 from Walter and Nannie Bailey and sold the 156.75 acres to August and Lillian Kozlovsky on 15 May 1950. It appears that the Baileys bought it on
14. Re: [MDHARFOR] Baldwin Family in Harford County, Maryland [1]
Just wanted you to know that I mailed the Baldwin infromation that I got from Harford Co few weeks ago. Sorry It took so long to get it out to you I have been working lots of long hours, Today was the first chance i had to get to post office. Kathy
15. Re: [MDHARFOR] WOOD family (and Cowan, Eagon, Seal, Hayes) [1]
In a message dated 10/24/2006 7:50:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time, User917826@aol.com writes: > I am looking for a possible connection to my 4th ggrandmother, Elizabeth > Wood > Verlenden, who was born in MD in 1789. While Elizabeth was married at St. > Mary Anne's Parish in Cecil Co. in 1809 and eventually moved to PA. Bev, The land records are a good source of info. I looked in Harford County, but did not find any Verlenden (or Ferlenden). I looked in Cecil Co for 1674-1810 and 1838-1850 and did n
16. Re: [MDHARFOR] Lord Baltimore's Plantation [1]
Hello: My ancestor, William McComas-2 (s/o Daniel-1 & Elizabeth) was placed with a John Warfield in 1705, after his father had died in 1699 and the Mother could no longer care for the children. Is there a possibly a kinship with the Warfield family? Other children were placed with Stephen Gill/McGill (John, Alexander, and Daniel-2), my William with John Warfield; and Elinor with the Stephens family. To date, no further information has been found about Elinor. It is possible that Daniel McComas is
17. Re: [MDHARFOR] Searching for Ownership [1]
Bettie - I'm headed out that way this afternoon and will go right by Clermont Mills Road. Will take a detour and see if I can find an old house on the road. I'll take the camera just in case. Jo
18. [MDHARFOR] Lord Baltimore's Plantation [1]
Hello All, I came across a book recently titled "The Beginnings of Lord Baltimore's Plantation in Maryland" that was written c1634. The wording is still in the old English so it's a bit of a hard read, but a fascinating account of life at that early time on the "frontier". My Nowland family came over in to MD in the late 1600's so it is especially interesting to see what they had to deal with at that time. I have scanned the book and placed it on my web site for anyone who is interested. It is at http:
19. Re: [MDHARFOR] Baldwin Family in Harford County, Maryland [1]
Not a problem. Not sure I'm ready for more Baldwin anyway. Have you seen all of the ones in Howard County? Bet they are related as well. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 3:50 PM Subject: Re: [MDHARFOR] Baldwin Family in Harford County, Maryland > Just wanted you to know that I mailed the Baldwin infromation that I got > from Harford Co few weeks ago. Sorry It took so long to get it out to you > I have > been working lot
20. [MDHARFOR] German MD Book [1]
Hello All, I scanned and added the second part of a book titled "Society for the History of Germans in Maryland". Please feel free to check it out if it is of any interest. It's on my web site at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.407 / Virus Database: 268.13.0/465 - Release Date: 10/6/2006
21. [MDHARFOR] MD Germans Book [1]
Hello All, I scanned and added the last part of a book titled "Society for the History of Germans in Maryland". Please feel free to check it out if it is of any interest. It's on my web site at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com Alan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.6/486 - Release Date: 10/19/2006
22. Re: [MDHARFOR] WOOD family [0.988006]
Bev, Sorry I can't help you with your search but I do have a question. I have a Thomas Dorsey, B 1769, who married an Ann Wood, B 1785 (dates established via 1850 Calvert County, Maryland Census) . Would you know anything about this Ann Wood? Bill -------Original Message------- From: User917826@aol.com Date: 10/24/2006 7:50:40 AM To: MDHARFOR@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDHARFOR] WOOD family Hi... I am looking for a possible connection to my 4th ggrandmother, Elizabeth Wood Verlenden, who was born
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