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1. Re: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? [1]
Alice, Scharf's History of Western MD information on Sharpsburg indicates that early records for both the Lutheran Church (Joseph Chapline donated the land for it) and the Reformed Church were either lost or destroyed. The Protestant Episcopal Church now know as St. Paul's was formed in 1818 and the Methodist congregation formed in 1811. The other church mentioned is the Tunker (German Baptist) Church which was on the Antietam Battlefield and a Colored M.E. Church formed after the Civil War. Pages 1208-12
2. Re: [MDWASHIN] Pvt Thomas Jones Rev War pension application [1]
Pvt Thomas Jones lined near his sister,Susanah Jones Fisher,in s Clermont Co,Oh.. Thomas Jones was illiterate,but had a great memory. With your aid,we have proved his sister ,and husband,Adam Fisher, Baptisted their dau,Anna Margaret in Salem Reformed church NW OF Hagerstown,Washington Co,Md. Thomas Jones said he was born in 1756 in Washington [then Frederick] Co,Md..Feb 16,1778,Thomas Jones said he enlisted under General Bealle, Col Otho [Holland] Williams,Lt Col D.Schriok [?],Captain Daniel Clapsaddl
3. Re: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? [1]
Go to http://www.rootsweb.com/ Got down left column and click search family trees. Enter Ludwig Keedy and your ancestor comes up. This may be some info you don't have, but it will also enable you to contact people also doing research on your ancestor. Joy in Illinois ---- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Hawrilenko" To: Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 6:57 PM Subject: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? > Thanks to a t
4. WIDENER 4th district [1]
Hi, I have found Jacob WIDENER 1830 census, age 28, wife 24, 1 son age 2 yr. Living in District 4 in the census. Could you give me more information on just where that is located in Washington Co.,Md. think it is near Hagerstown. He was a brick maker who in 1834 with his family moved to Fairfield Co., Ohio where he continued his profession. The name is spelled WIDENER, WEIDNER, WIDNER and not too common in that area. His wife Mary Ann BEARD was a member of the Methodist church, and had been born near Ha
5. General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? [1]
Thanks to a thorough search of land records I have learned that Ludwick Keedy, nephew of Henry and apparently son of Johannes Joseph owned land as early as 1761 in Frederick County. I have traced the history of his land sales I have followed him from MD to PA, to KY to TN; I have the record of his marriage to Catherine Welty (thanks to Lee) and am totally stumped in my efforts to find the names of any children born prior to 1790. Ludwick eventually died in Bledsoe County TN and a great deal of research has
6. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
I am as confused as you all are. I have the Henry Snell that came to OH., but with this new found information, I am not sure who he is nor where he fits. The pges I have from the bible that we were able to translate from German says the following children are his. "second son born" 1784 named John Schnell, daughter Catharin Schnell b. 1786, son Philip Schnell, b. 1789, and died 1790, daughter Lottie Schnell, b. 1792 and daughter Harriet Schnell, b. 1795. I am not sure where the information came from
7. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
Hi...are you all talking about Adam Snell who married Hannah Hager? If so, they are my 4th great-grandparents and would love to know more about the Snell/Schnell side of the family, if you don't mind sharing. Thanks...Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: HFAGLEY@aol.com To: MDWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 1:15 PM Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell Was an Adam Snell mentioned in the Schnell Bible..He moved nw of Williamsburg,Ohioi on the Clermont-Brown Co,Ohio line.Hi
8. Re: [MDWASHIN] Conococheague [1]
I was raised only a couple of miles from the Conococheague Creek. It is not very big and some small boys or girls could throw a stone across it. I will try to pronounce it phonetically: con - oh - ka/ko - jig some say it this way - with no stress on any one syllable. con - oh - ka/ko - chig others this way - same In rapid speach it is usually the first way. It is a native American [Indian] word and probably originally pronounced somewhat different than we do today. .............Larry On Sat, 26
9. Re: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? [1]
"History of Leitersburg District,Washington Co,Md "1898 Herbert C Bell says Washington County's 2nd courthouse burned in 1871. Loss of records? How is Conococheague pronouced? I saw it spelled Kennedy-gig once. Is there a local nickname? I read that 22 miles of Conococheague Creek are in Md, and 58 more in Franklin Co,Pa. 80 miles. I've read that a chrrek 100 miles long is called a river. Salem Reformed church nw of Hagerstown,Md dates from 1768, but there was an earlier Conococheague Reformed church
10. Re: General research Kagy/Keedy [1]
Alice and list, Not sure if any of this will help as it is from a later time frame than you are looking and you may have already checked it out Rev. Keedy married my gr-gr-grandparents in Washington County, Maryland in January 1820. There is/was a Lutheran Church in Keedyville. I believe it was the Washington County Historical Society that did a Christmas tour there several years ago and the photos were on the website. Not sure when Keedyville was settled, but maybe there might be older family informat
11. ADMIN NOTICE: Please Read [1]
RootsWeb is in the process of switching over to new upgraded list management software. For list subscribers, the changeover should be smooth. The changes primarily involve the administration tools that keep the list running behind the scenes. If all goes according to the schedule posted here: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html our list will be migrated to the new system on Thursday of this week. The list name is changing from MDWASHIN-L to just MDWASHIN. So you may subscribe or
12. Adam Fisher,of Washington Co,Md,not Lancaster Co,Pa [1]
Hon David Fisher wrote May 12,1855,as his 1st wife lie dying in Cincinnati, "My grandfather,Adam Fisher ,was born in Germany,and after having two or three children,moved to thev US,AND SETTLED IN Pa [8 miles west of Philadelphia], leaving his eldest daughter in Germany. "My father,Adam Fisher,was born in Pa Sept 29,1750,and he served in the Rev War 18 months". My mother,Susanah Jones,was born in Maryland March 1758.' My sister,Margaret,was born in Maryland April 8,1778. Salem church records nw of Hagerst
13. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
I really don't have any information on Sarah and John Miller. I could look for census records but right at the moment I am trying to figure out what his lineage is. Do you know? Appreciate any help on this line that is out there. Thanks, Jeanette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary E. Law Miller" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 3:29 PM Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell >I am also interested in any information on John Miller and Sarah Sn
14. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
Was an Adam Snell mentioned in the Schnell Bible..He moved nw of Williamsburg,Ohioi on the Clermont-Brown Co,Ohio line.Hillary Walker was his son-in-law.
15. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
I would love to receive information on the Sarah Snell that married John Miller moving to Franklin County. This may be the family I am looking for. Shirley ---- Edward Robison wrote: > I am as confused as you all are. I have the Henry Snell that came to OH., > but with this new found information, I am not sure who he is nor where he > fits. > The pges I have from the bible that we were able to translate from German > says the following children are his. "second son born" 1784 n
16. John Gigous [1]
Descendants of John Gigous 1 John GIGOUS . +Eliza Ann HECK .. 2 Samuel GIGOUS .. 2 Mary Elizabeth GIGOUS b: November 03, 1832 d: October 17, 1902 Burial: Boonsboro Cemetery, Boonsboro, Washington Co., MD ...... +Ezra SPIELMAN b: December 01, 1835 m: October 01, 1857 in Washington Co., MD d: November 16, 1915 Burial: Boonsboro Cemetery, Boonsboro, Washington Co., MD Father: John Spielman Mother: Mary M. ?
17. Schnell / Snell [1]
I am looking at how to obtain a copy of the will of Samuel Burkhart to prove lineage of Margaret Snell. How do I obtain it? Is their a site I can order it from? Thanks, Jeanette in OH.
18. Re: [MDWASHIN] Some church Records from Sharpsburg [1]
I have some church records from Sharpsburg and surrounding area. I was able to copy them from books in the Western Maryland Room at the library in Hagerstown. The only problrm is that they are mostly by year and not indexed. As follows: 1. Marriages performed by Rev. E. Jones -- Sharpsburg Lutheran Church From Oct. 30, 1884 -- July 29, 1890 2. Marriages performed by Rev. A. A. Kerlin -- Sharpsburg Lutheran Church From Nov. 5, 1896 -- Dec. 25, 1924 3. Marriages performed by Rev. Levi Kel
19. Martin Miller [1]
Descendants of Martin Miller 1 Martin MILLER b: September 1828 in MD (appears in 1870 Antietam District and 1900 Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD census) . +Mary E. ? b: March 1833 in MD .. 2 Clegett MILLER b: Abt. 1855 in MD .. 2 John MILLER b: Abt. 1857 in MD .. 2 Alice MILLER b: March 1858 in MD .. 2 Charles C. MILLER b: July 03, 1860 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD (came to IL in 1879, appears in
20. Samuel Hause [1]
Descendants of Samuel Hause 1 Samuel HAUSE . +Mary BEARD .. 2 George HAUSE b: December 20, 1802 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD d: March 20, 1843 Burial: Beard's Graveyard near Beard's Church, near Chewsville, Washington Co., MD ...... +Catherine SHEETS b: April 04, 1802 in MD (appears in 1850 Cavetown District, Washington Co., MD census) m: April 18, 1825 in Washington Co., MD d: July 04, 1893 Burial: Beard's Graveyard near Beard's
21. Re: [MDWASHIN] Schnell / Snell [1]
That's very curious because he( and I'm presuming that by he you mean Henry)is supposed to have married Christina Miller and moved to Ohio. Hmmmmm...... Who died of dropsy?Philip? Who were his children? This is interesting. Nanette
22. Re: [MDWASHIN] Martin Miller [1]
Oldest son, Clegette 1930 Federal Census Dudley Twp., Henry Co., IN Miller, Clegette M. 72 Head MD MD MD Music teacher, public schools Effie 65 Wife IN IN IN married ca. 1887 (he at age 26, she at 19) 1920 Federal Census Dudley Twp., Henry Co., IN Miller, Clegette M. 64 Head MD MD MD Effie J. 52 Wife IN IN IN 1910 Federal Census Dudley Tw
23. Re: [MDWASHIN] RE;General Research [1]
JoAnne ....thanks for the suggestion.......this is my first answer in 2 years!. thanks again alice
24. Re: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? [1]
Have you looked for any church records? Sounds like they were around Sharpsburg as if I remember right that is where Champline settled. There are 3-4 active churches still in the area. Christening and marriage records for the children may be available. Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Hawrilenko" To: Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 9:14 PM Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN] General Research questions-Kagy-Keedy relationship? > Thank you. I should hav
25. Re: General Research Kagy/Keedy [1]
Alice, I do not know what church they were married in. That is one of the things I am trying to find out. The marriage was listed in a book called Washington County Marriages An Index: 1779-1860, compiled by Morrow and Morrow. Another researcher gave me Rev. Keedy's name and stated it was on page 88, but failed to give me the title of the source. I contacted the Washington County Historical Society in Hagerstown. They told me they had a book listing the ministers of Washington County and might be a
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