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1. Jacob's Lutheran Church - Leitersburg MD [1]
Weren't the Jacob's Lutheran church records reprinted in a modern series? I had this series out on ILL a year or so ago, and I could have sworn that it contained records of the Jacob's Lutheran Church. Are you saying that we would find more records in a microfilm on this church itself than were reprinted? ---Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lauren Brantner" To: Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 7:32 PM Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] St. James German Re
2. Re: [MDWASHIN] Ridenour / Wissinger obit. [1]
Richard J. Ridenour~ 91 JUNE 13, 1914-AUG. 12, 2005 Richard Joseph "Pappy" Ridenour, 91, . of 16405 Mount Tabor Road, and formerly of 735 Washington Ave., Hagerstown, Md., died Friday, Aug. 12, 2005, at Washington County Hospital. Born June 13, 1914, in Halfway, Md., he was the was the son of the late Milton and Edith Wissinger Ridenour. He was preceded in death by his wife, Carleta M. Ridenour, on Nov. 26, 1993., He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army. He retired from Fairchild A
3. Re: [MDWASHIN] Obit finder [1]
I would be grateful for a lookup of obits for HERR between 1800 - 1880. Johan/John Peter HERR, wife Susannah, son Samuel (died in Fairfield Co. OH but from Hagerstown).
4. Re: [MDWASHIN] Road/Route names in Washington County [1]
Ruth: I saw your msg. and it brings a question to mind. Yesterday I was in Franklin Co., Pa. doing research and dropped down to Thurmont, Md. looking for my grand father's grave. His death certificate said he was buried at Blue Ridge Cemetery and I was told that it was next or near to a Catholic Church in Thurmont. I found a Catholic Church with a small grave yard behind it, but couldn't find the grave, since this was a 1936 burial, I should be able to find and read a stone. Is there a second Catholic
5. Re: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Looking for obit or news item re: death - John E. CHAMBERS, 31 October 1871, Clearspring, MD. They lived near the Greenspring Furnace Post Office so it could be listed as the town. He was a C&O boatman. Thanks, Mary Ellen Chambers Lakewood, OH tkfarrowwelker@wowway.com wrote: I have the obit locator (one of my better investments!). If you give me the names I will see if they are listed so that you can have a head start on your research. I also have the Hooper book"...drove mules...". What I found
6. Re: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Gordon~ Thanks for the suggestion. The more we delve into my husband's family, the more avenues we find we MUST pursue. Since the original emigrant g grandparents had 10 children and 7 of those had families of 10 or more, we continue to meet up with other descendants. Wherever we have researched in the USA or Europe, we have found genealogists quite generous with their ideas and assistance; a verys special group of people. Mary Ellen Chambers gordon crooks wrote: Mary Ellen:
7. marriage look up request [1]
marriage look up request Charles R Smith b. 1842 Washington Co., Md Hagerstown son of David H and Mary A Smith to Amanda MNU b.1842 Md marriage about 1860 Thank you for reading the post Carol
8. Re: [MDWASHIN] CALDWELL [1]
Loree, In Morrow and Morrow's marriage index for the county is this CREAGER entry: John/Sarah BOWARD 4/07/1817 In Distribution of Estate Accounts (Morrow and Morrow) are some entries of interest: BOWART(D), Margaret. Adm. George Brumbaugh. 4/14/1830; Mary McDaniel, George, Margaret Figaley, Christine Kifer, Michael, Jacob, Andrew, Sarah Creager T. 111.07 In the Will Index (Morrow and Morrow) BOWARD, And. f w 1885 Geo. O. f 1878 Henry f 1885
9. Road/Route names in Washington County [1]
I am hoping someone on the list might be able to assist. Planning a trip down to MD and Clearspring area to do some research, we decided to try to find the place where my husband's family home once stood. Looking at an 1877 map from the MD Atlas a relative gave us a few years ago, we see no road names just numbers i.e. 329, 286, etc. The map has his great granddmother's name "Mrs. Chambers" printed just above Green Spring P.O and further down what appears to be a road School No. 7. This part
10. Re: [MDWASHIN] Andrew Leiter [1]
Thanks to everyone who responded to my request. I will look over the information and hopefully find a direction in which to proceed. Richard Ross SSG, Retired IANG >From: Larry R Gamby >Reply-To: MDWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com >To: MDWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] Andrew Leiter >Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:56:52 -0400 > >Following is what I have found in the Library. A large book on the >Genealogy of the Leiter Family > >(A) Jacob Leiter, wife ?? born c.1706 > > (A1) John
11. Re: [MDWASHIN] Andrew Leiter [1]
Following is what I have found in the Library. A large book on the Genealogy of the Leiter Family (A) Jacob Leiter, wife ?? born c.1706 (A1) John born c. 1736 wife ?? (A2) Christian, born 1736 marr. Eve Elizabeth ??? (A3) Abraham, born 1740 marr. Joanna Catherine Fogle (A4) Elizabeth, born 1741 marr. Peter Bell * (A5) Jacob, born 1749 Marr. Juliana Fogle (A6) Peter, Marr. Eve Fogle (A7) Barbara (A8) Anna , Marr. Peter Good (A9) Veronica, (A5A) Elizabeth * (A5B) A
12. Re: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Thanks for bringing the schedule up. Will check it out. Mary Ellen George Nuetzel wrote: Had visited the library in Hagerstown a few years ago. The times the Western Maryland Room is open are different from the hours of the main library. Here is the web site and it shows the days and times that special room is open. You might want to plan your trip around these open times. Hope your research is successful. This is a great place and friendly people who are very helpful. http://www.
13. Funkstown [1]
There was another Funkstown. Quoting from "City of Magnificent Intentions", A History of the District of Columbia, page 29: (about formation of Washington) "Two townsites, largely unoccupied, also became part of the plan: Carrollsburg was located on the Eastern Branch between sites for the navy yeard and arsenal; Hamburgh or Funkstown stood near the mouth of Rock Creek." Jack Keller
14. Re: [MDWASHIN] Early Newspapers HERR [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 7:08 AM Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] Early Newspapers HERR > > I'd appreciate a lookup for HERR. Particularly, Johan/John Peter HERR (b.1758 Germany) wife Susannah, son Samuel HERR (1784-1873/5). These moved to Fairfield Co. OH from Hagerstown MD ca. 1825. Older folks died before 1835. > > > ==== MDWASHIN Mailing List ==== > If you have any problems feel free to address those to the list a
15. Mann / Rash / Warford - PA, MD [1]
Hello fellow listers, I am looking for information pertaining to the MANN / RASH / WARFORD families of Bedford/Fulton Counties, PA, and Washington County, MD. William George RASH, b. Jul 1858, Bethel Twp, Fulton Co, PA, d. After 1930, Hancock Washington Co, MD? He was married to Angeline MANN, b. Feb 1858, Bethel Twp, Fulton Co, PA, d. Abt 1933, Hancock Washington Co, MD. Angeline MANN's grandparents were John Hill MANN and Elizabeth WARFORD. They would have migrated from Bedford/Fulton Co, PA into Ha
16. Re: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Had visited the library in Hagerstown a few years ago. The times the Western Maryland Room is open are different from the hours of the main library. Here is the web site and it shows the days and times that special room is open. You might want to plan your trip around these open times. Hope your research is successful. This is a great place and friendly people who are very helpful. http://www.washcolibrary.org/westernMDRoom.aspx The Nuetzels Parkville (Baltimore County), Maryland Mary Ellen Chambers
17. Re: [MDWASHIN] marriage look up request [1]
Hi Carol: Charles R. Smith married Amanda E. Grim 25 January 1862 by Shufford in Washington Co., MD. Ed
18. RE: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Mary Ellen oct 10, 1866 john chambers in election dist. 4 (asked for correction from last election) oct 17, 1866 john chambers in election dist. 15 in Washington co. may 26, 1875 john chambers house and lot in dist,15 to be sold to cover taxes and legal charges may 25, 1881 john chambers vs state circuit court june 9, 1886 --last thursday evening by john chambers ,of frostburg june 19, 1884--chamersburg last weel speeches were delivered by Geo.H.Chambers Some of the comments in the Herald and Torch Light
19. [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Terri, Would you kindly look up the following: Matthias Spong died October 8 1846 (Sharpsburg) Leonard Spong, prior to 1846 (Sharpsburg) Thank you so much. Tony
20. CALDWELL [1]
Does anyone have any info on a William Caldwell late 1700? Thanks \ Loree
21. RE: [MDWASHIN] Eliz YOUNG m. John J. KEEFAUVER, 1 lookup and 1 puzzle [1]
Thanks again, Lauren - this is a great help! -----Original Message----- From: Lauren Brantner [mailto:lrbrant@concentric.net] Sent: Sunday, August 14, 2005 4:58 PM To: MDWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] Eliz YOUNG m. John J. KEEFAUVER, 1 lookup and 1 puzzle Nan, It's not online - it's a printed publication by Morrow and Morrow and it is just what I keyboarded for you - there is no detail - it just tells you what kind of documents there are. I found Washington County Maryland Genealogical
22. RE: [MDWASHIN] 19th Century Newspapers [1]
Tom~ Thanks so much! The first 3 are probably my husband's g grandfather and the next 2 are his grandfather who was a judge and magistrate in Frostburg from about 1880 to his death in 1917. To our knowledge/research, we had no Col. John CHAMBERS in the family. John B. CHAMBERS, was a PVT. in the 13th MD in the Civil War. His older brother Michael A. was a career Navel Officer after the Civil War with FL being where he was stationed in the early 1900s. Thanks. Mary Ellen Chambers Tom
23. Re: [MDWASHIN] marriage look up request [1]
Carol, I checked Morrow and Morrow's index which covers 1799 -1860 and there is no Charles R. SMITH entry and no entry for the surname MNU in either the brides' or grooms' portions of the index. Marriage licenses for the period 1851-1886 are available at Maryland State Archives (MSA mf CR 1194, 29,146, 35,682). Marriage records beginning in 1886 are available at the courthouse and at MSA according to Russell's research guide. Lauren Brantner Nitanbudskd@aol.com wrote: >marriage look up request >
24. Obits [1]
I think I missed some of the mail about "obits." If one of the listers is doing lookups, I would very much appreciate any information. If not, I apologize. I am looking for James Ferguson of Hagerstown who died in 1832, but I don't have exact date. I know he left $10,000 to his sister in Ireland, and a like amount to the Presbyterian Church, so I would think he was well to do, and might have had some sort of write up in the local paper. Linda B.
25. Re: [MDWASHIN] CALDWELL [1]
LAUREN THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE. MY WILLIAM CALDWELL DISAPEARED IN 1833 IN hAGERSTOWN, mD. DO YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON A JOHN HENRY CREAGER WHO DIED 8-23-1875 IN HAGERSTOWN? HIS WIFE WAS SARAH BOWARD. ALOS INFO ON A HENRY CURFMAN WHO DIED 6-26 1834. THANKS SO MUCH LOREE
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