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1. [MDMONTGO] Looking for WOLFREY... [1]
I am looking for info on a LINDA WOLFREY that was in the 1930 census for Maryland, Montgomery Co., town of Clarksburg. She is listed with father - Richard D. WOLFREY and mother - Mary E. This LINDA married about 1940-42 to Jacob "Jake" Huffman or Hoffman in Rockville, MD. I would like to find someone who may do reseach for me into this as I am in Georgia. If you have any info on LINDA WOLFREY or can do research into this marriage, please let me know! Toni Lasseter
2. [MDMONTGO] FRECOGS Meet this Sat. 1 PM "Meet My Ancestor" Lawrence Everhart [1]
Please excuse the multiple listings, but we didn't want to miss anyone. Topic: MEET MY ANCESTOR - Lawrence Everhart Speaker: Mr. Charles S. "Jack: Schrodel Date: Saturday June 14, 2003 Time: 1:oo PM Place: Homewood at Crumland Farms - 7407 Willow Road, Frederick, MD Directions: about 3 miles north of Rosemont Ave in Frederick - Rt #15 - turn west just north of Beckley's Motel and Store. Parking is in the 3rd driveway on the left - and enter the building at the main entrance off the 2nd driveway on t
3. [MDMONTGO] Windsor Family [1]
My sister and I are researching our line of Windsor's but we have "hit a brickwall". We have traced our line back to our GG-Grandfather, Lemuel H. Windsor, born 1832 somewhere in Maryland (have not been able to locate his birth record). At this point, we are trying to find Lemuel's exact birthplace and his parents names. A family member told the story that Lemuel's father had built a house in Princess Anne, Somerset Co., MD; and that this house has a brick in it with the name "Windsor" on it. His
4. [MDMONTGO] Cahill [1]
trying to locate Kathleen and Dennis R Cahill married in Baltimore in 1957 thank you . cindi
5. Re: [MDMONTGO] Research [1]
Donna: The MD Archives are not "shut down temporarily" or otherwise. They have temporarily suspended research for birth/death records because of budget cut-backs. However, they are hoping to get some records on-line. This doesn't mean you can't go in person or have someone go for you and do research into those records, it just means they won't do it for you. Marriage records for Mtgy Co. are on microfilm in two sections at MSA 1798-1839 and 1867-1899. There are also other marriage indices in the card cata
6. [MDMONTGO] Research [1]
According to their web site the Maryland Archives are shut down temporarily. Can I find an 1859 marrige record from Montgomery County anywhere in Montgomery Co.? What about a death record from 1912? It should be a copy of the original record if at all possible. Is there a Dept. of Health in the county, and does it keep some vital records? How far back? Any help appreciated, Donna M. Wolf
7. [MDMONTGO] Frederick County Genealogical Society -- Annual Holiday Luncheon December 13th Meeting [1]
Our annual Holiday Luncheon is just 1 week away--Saturday December 13, 2008 HAVE YOU MADE YOUR RESERVATIONS? We need your reservations by Tuesday--December 9, 2008. Contact Nancy Thrasher Cherry at vicepresident @frecogs.com or contact me at president@frecogs.com Please come and join the celebration and comaraderie! There will be music from the Tina Beachley and the Blue Grass Grassy Ridge! There will be doorprizes! There will be great food! Menu will be: Roast Pork, mashed potatoes and gravy, sauerkraut
8. Re: [MDMONTGO] Robert Peter [1]
Shirley The Montgomery County Historic Society has the Abstract of Wills for Montgomery County dating back to the 1770s as well as a thick file on the Peter Family. There is much on George Peter as he was a lawyer and early politician in Montgomery County. Michael A. Mills, Michael A. Mills, CPI Director of Operations THE LEGAL RESOURCE GROUP COMPANIES RESOURCE REPORTING, INC. & PROCESS SERVICE UNLIMITED OF MD., INC. 30 Courthouse Square Suite 206 Rockville, Maryland 20850 301.838.9200 F
9. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
Hi Mike Are you related to Clarence Edward Mills born 1881 that married Bessie May Reed born 1889. Bessie's mother was a Selby and father was George Reed. Thanks Patsy ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
10. [MDMONTGO] Robert Peter [1]
Hello List, If you have Will books from Montgomery Co., ex: "Abstracts of Wills, Montgomery Co., MD.; would you check to see if there are any abstracts for the surname Peter[s]? I would like the abstracts of the wills. Thanks for any help, Shirley Middleton Moller
11. Re: [MDMONTGO] an off the wall inquiry about Stonestreet Ave in Rockville [1]
Did you know Alice and Walter Schmidt? They to lived on Stonestreet below your parents closer to the dead end area of Stonestreet Avenue. I remember them growing up. Walter died in the 80s. I missed him, He was a good man! Michael A. Mills, Michael A. Mills, CPI Director of Operations THE LEGAL RESOURCE GROUP COMPANIES RESOURCE REPORTING, INC. & PROCESS SERVICE UNLIMITED OF MD., INC. 30 Courthouse Square Suite 206 Rockville, Maryland 20850 301.838.9200 Fax: 301.838.7095 Email: _Processmd@
12. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
Good morning Marilynn, I am Michael Mills whose family has resided in Maryland since the 1650s and in What is today Montgomery County since the late 1740s. Like the Haviland family a number of the Mills line settled in Harrison and Perry Counties, Ohio. Elias J. Mills moved to Moorefield Township, Harrison County in 1817 along witth other various citizens of Montgomery County. Other members inclouded but were not limited to Magruder, Saffle, Selby and Orme. On June 18th and 19th of this year
13. Re: [MDMONTGO] MDMONTGO Digest, Vol 2, Issue 27 [1]
I have a litle bit - I started working on the Prather family recently, when I discovered that "Prather" was a Jamestown name. Living in SE VA, as I do, Jamestown has been much in the news and I set out to find what ancestors I had who were "Ancient Planters". I have only followed the Prather line down to the Williams connection, which is my line. Hope you're able to use this. Jan Taylor jtaylor@3bubbas.com Generation One 1. Thomas1 Prather, b. 1604 in Wiltshire, England. This Thomas Prather was t
14. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
Good morning Jean. The Hallowells were in Sandy Spring before 1790. There is book which gives great first hand knowledge of the area and the people written by Benjamin Hallowell in the 1870s. Benjamin Hallowell resided at Hallowell estate which stll stands today atthe entrnace to Montgomery General Hospital at the intersection of Prince Phillip Drive and Rt 108, The Sandy Spring Olney Road at Olney, MD. Feel free to call me sometime should you wish to kn ow more about Sandy Spring and Montgo
15. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
-- Dibrellion@aol.com wrote: >pg. 27 - in the 1840s there was another migration of Quakers to Sandy Spring >- the Iddings, Painters, Scotts, Kirks, Roberts, Hartshornes, Havilands, >Peirces, Moore, Janneys, Millers, Hallowells, and Steers. > Regards, Valerie ----------------------------------------------- I am curious to know where these migrants came to Sandy Spring from? Did they migrate from Pennsylvania? My ancestor John B. Oden, his wife, and children moved to Sandy Spring from Clarksburg after 1850.
16. [MDMONTGO] an off the wall inquiry about Stonestreet Ave in Rockville [1]
I am researching the history of my family and have a bit of a strange question. My grandparents (George Hinkle, Dec 8, 1910-April 2, 1988 and Nancy Hancock Hinkle May 29, 1912-Nov 1986) lived at 716 South Stonestreet Avenue in Rockville from about 1951 until sometime in the early 1980's. That particular house (716) is no longer standing...but to the best of my knowledge, other houses are still there. My grandparents were *forced* to move out due to construction (if my memory serves me correctly, an off ramp
17. Re: [MDMONTGO] Robert Peter [1]
Robert Peter also became mayor of Georgetown, the old town on the Potomac, which became part of the new District of Columbia in 1791. Georgetown remained a separate town from the new City of Washington. Robert Peter lived in Georgetown, and some records of his would be in DC (after 1791). If you cannot find all that you are looking for in Montgomery County, Maryland, you may want to check with the District of Columbia records. I believe that the DC Historical Society keeps files on Robert Peter.
18. [MDMONTGO] Dottie M. Taylor Gaithersburg, Montgomery, MD 1986 [1]
I recently discovered that I had a half brother, James Forbes Taylor(1937-1994). Unfortunately, he has passed away before I could make contact. He lived in Charleston, West Virginia at least until the age of 16. In searching the newspaper archives for a Charleston, West Virginia newspaper, I found a obit. that seems to be a match for my half brother's mother. Her name was Dottie M. Taylor. The obituary was published in the Charleston Gazette on April 24, 1986. Her social security death index rec
19. Re: [MDMONTGO] an off the wall inquiry about Stonestreet Ave in Rockville [1]
Good morning Denisa, I grew up on Park Road between Grandin Avenue and Horners Lane. The construction began about 1978 and continued thru the ealry 80s. It was undertaken to facilitate access to Rockville Pike from the East side of the tracks while allowing traffic to navigate and access the Metro Station which is now situated where Stonestreet and Park Road formerly intersected. Let me know if you wuild like some pictures from that area and I will take them for you and email same. If you
20. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
In a message dated 3/26/2007 7:55:37 PM, MarilynRuth51@aol.com writes: >Hello, I am looking for information concerning the history of Haviland > Mills Rd., that runs through Clarksville and Brookesville. I am trying to locate >information about my ancestor, Stephen Haviland, and his sons, John, Samuel >and Stephen, who came from NJ to MD in the mid to late 1700's. Here's a little more info: According to the Annals of Sandy Spring, Vol. VI, by the Sandy Spring Museum: pg. 9 - by abt 1728, the Brooke
21. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
Hello Valerie, I'm certainly not an expert but have followed some of the Quaker migration of families from Pa. and Md. to Virginia and then on to Ky. and Ohio. My interest is in determining Joseph Hutton, b. abt. 1760-70 and wife Ann Kinsler. Early on, abt. 1750-70's they were plenty of Janney's in Fredricksburg, Va.-some went to Fairfax meeting and others to Hopewell meeting. There is a Joseph Hutton who married Sarah Janney so I took note. There is a good chance that your Oden's came from Pa. Check ce
22. Re: [MDMONTGO] Robert Peter [1]
Thanks Michael, I will give them a call, as I'm in Calif. I've collected much, except the wills for the family, and I need to see them or abstracts of them to firm up relationships. Robert Peter wasn't a lawyer though, he was a Merchant for the Glassford company and upon sending him over here ca 1756 he was appointed attorney in fact for the company. Meaning he was just another merchant for the company. Shirley Middleton Moller ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
23. Re: [MDMONTGO] HAVILAND Mills, Clarkesville or Brookesville [1]
In a message dated 3/26/2007 7:55:37 PM, MarilynRuth51@aol.com writes: >Hello, I am looking for information concerning the history of Haviland > Mills Rd., that runs through Clarksville and Brookesville. I am trying to locate >information about my ancestor, Stephen Haviland, and his sons, John, Samuel >and Stephen, who came from NJ to MD in the mid to late 1700's. Samuel >m. Mary LaPorte/Layport, and Stephen m. her sister Margaret, both daughters of >George LaPorte/Layport. The girls were b. in eith
24. Re: [MDMONTGO] Dottie M. Taylor Gaithersburg, Montgomery, MD 1986 [1]
MESSAGE Jim I am Michael Mills, a member of the _MDMONTGO@rootsweb_ (mailto:MDMONTGO@rootsweb) Forum. I am also a private detective by trade and specialize in locating persons and missing heirs, whose whereabouts is not known. I have looked into your request, non-gratis, so to speak and have determined the following: James F. Taylor Bn April 2, 1937 Died August 30, 1994 Address at death: Gaithersburg, MD 20882. For more details please feel free to call. I h
25. Re: [MDMONTGO] MDMONTGO Digest, Vol 2, Issue 27 [1]
Janice and list, Great info. thanks for passing it on. I can give the correct info on the marriage order of Martha Sprigg to Thomas Prather, then to Capt. Stephen Yoakley. Thomas3 Prather, (Jonathan2, Thomas1)/He married Martha Sprigg, married 1695 in Prince George's Co., MD, By some accounts, Thomas Prather was her second husband. At the time of their marriage, Martha was the widow of Stephen Yoakley, Mariner. She had no children by her first marriage. By her marriage to Thomas Prather, she had six chil
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