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2016 Sons of Temperance, Maryland: Jazar Division #40, Sons of Temperance, Smithsburg, MD esp. S. Ray Granade Ouachita Baptist University, [email protected]
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Bylaws offered on eBay sold 7/9/2012: Constitution, By-Laws, and Rules of Order, of Jazar Division, No. 40, Sons of Temperance, Smithsburg. Instituted January 1, 1847. Hagerstown. Printed by Schnebly and Robertson, 1847. ownership mark of Philip Schaff Library, Lancaster Theological Seminary, 555 West James Street, Lancaster, PA 17603. 33 pp and list of mbrs. bought and copied.
Smithsburg, MD is due east of Hagerstown on W side of Catoctin Mts, a crossroads between Hagerstown and Thurmond E-W and Dobbs Mill and Waynesboro N-S. Founded in 1813 and incorporated in 1846. http://www.marylandroots.net/index.php/location-finder http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/newsindex.asp--MD Historic Newspaper Index 1845-54, 1860-65.
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Members (34 total): Beard, Daniel Daniel G. Beard: B: Apr. 21, 1823; D: Oct. 26, 1902; age 79y 6m 5d. Spouse: Isabella S. Harbaugh Beard (1832-1924)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD.
Besore, Joseph H. b July 9, 1824; d July 10, 1852. Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro, Franklin County, PA [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Besore&GSiman=1&GScid=44970& GRid=10190596&] date paper p/c 17 Nov 1847 HF 2C Washington County Court. (November term commences under new judge; jurors listed). 27 Mar 1850 HF 2B A New Post Office. (Ringgold Post Office established at Ridgeville). 14 Jul 1852 HF&TL 2B A Melancholy Accident. (Joseph H. Besore, of Ridgeville, dies in horse accident). 21 Jul 1852 HF&TL 3B Messrs. Editors: (ltr-Corrections about Jos. H. Besore's death). Newspaper Abbreviations, Washington Co Free Library; Hagerstown newspapers HF Herald of Freedom HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=B008520]
Bowser, Samuel E. b Washington, MD 18 Dec 1825 3rd child and 2nd son of Heinrich Buser and Christianna. m Sarah E. Poffenberger 4 Sep 1847 at Washington, MD. Sarah b Washington, MD ca 1828, d after 1910, Washington, MD. SEB d Hagerstown, Washington, MD. no recorded children. [http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5726:1208&ref2=5726:110] BOWSER, SAMUEL Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 15 Sep 1847 HF 3A Married. (Bowser-Poffenberger). 5 Apr 1848 HF 3A Keep It Before…(Ad-Bowser Announces Opening of Boot & Shoe Making Business). 15 Aug 1849 HF 3C Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Final Hearing for Samuel Bowser Insolvency Case). 20 Sep 1854 HF&TL 4A Estate Of Henry Bowser…(Lgl Notice-Calling for Claims against Estate). 11 Jan 1860 HF&TL 2E Antietam Fire Company. (Officers Elected). 8 Aug 1860 HF&TL 2E Large Tomatoes. (Two Pound Tomato Left in Newspaper Office by Samuel Bowser). 28 Nov 1860 HF&TL 2D Circuit Court. (List of Jury Members). 17 Apr 1861 HF&TL 2C Corporation Appointments. (Hagerstown Appointments). 23 Oct 1861 HF&TL 2D Union Nominees. (Union Party Ticket for District No. 8 Hagerstown for Election of 1861). 30 Oct 1861 HF&TL 2F Union Nominees…(District Officer Nominations). 13 Nov 1861 HF&TL 2D District Officers! (Election Returns for Co District Officers). 15 Nov 1861 HM 2B The Election. (Washington County Vote). 10 Jan 1862 HM 2D Antietam Fire Company. (Officers Elected at Annual Meeting in Court House). 15 Jan 1862 HF&TL 2B Antietam Fire Company. (Officers Elected). 23 Apr 1862 HF&TL 2C Selection of Town Officers. (Annual Appointments). 25 Apr 1862 HM 2C New Municipal Authorities... (Town Appointments Made). 8 Oct 1862 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses). 21 Jan 1863 HF&TL 2B Officers of Antietam… (Antietam Fire Company Officers for 1863). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 2B Union District Nominations. (Nominations for Washington Co Magistrates, Constables, Supervisors). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses Fiscal Year Ending June 1863). 11 Nov 1863 HF&TL 2C District Officers! (Returns for District Officers in Washington Co). 12 Oct 1864 H&TL 2D General Statement. (Annual Statement of Washington Co Expenses). 2 Nov 1864 H&TL 3C Police. (Appointment of Police Officers by Mayor and Council). 14 Jun 1865 H&TL 2F Our Heroes! (Meeting to Arrange Well Reception for Returning Union Soldiers). 12 Jul 1865 H&TL 3A Fourth of July Celebrations. (Account of How Day Celebrated Locally). 27 Sep 1865 H&TL 2F Names Of Persons Registered…(List of Qualified Voters in 3rd Election District of Washington Co). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 1B Financial. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses for Fiscal Year Ending June 13, 1865). HM Hagerstown Mail HF Herald of Freedom H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=B005972]
Bowser, Jonathan b Funkstown, Washington, MD 14 May 1829 5th child and 3rd son of Heinrich Buser and Christianna. m Dorothea Judith L. Hartman 23 Feb 1850 at Hagerstown, Washington, MD. Dorothea b Washington, MD 27 Oct 1830, d 22 Apr 1896 at Washington, MD. JB d 11 Feb 1903 at Williamsport, Washington, MD. no recorded children. [http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5726:1209&ref2=5726:74] BOWSER, J. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 21 Jan 1846 HF 2D Fire Department. (Officers for the Independent Jr. Fire Co Elected). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=B008415] BOWSER, J. H. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 28 Sep 1864 H&TL 3A The Draft. (List of Names from Boonsboro). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=B007466] BOWSER, JONATHAN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 6 Mar 1850 HF 2F Married. (Bowser-Hartman). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses Fiscal Year Ending June 1863). HF Herald of Freedom H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=B007339]
Bowser, David G. b Smithsburg, Washington, MD 10 Jun 1822 eldest child and son of Heinrich Buser [Swiss emigre] and Christianna. d 17 May 1895 at Smithsburg, Washington, MD, buried St. Paul’s Cem. Married Anna Elizabeth Harr 27 Mar 1867 at Washington, MD. Anna b Graceham, Frederick, MD 18 Oct 1834 daughter of Everhard Harr and Martha Mary Magdalena Kauffman. d 14 Sep 1907 at Sabillesville, Frederick, MD, buried 15 Sep 1907 St. John's Ch., Frederick, MD. 9 children: Rebecca Mayetta Bowser born 25 Dec 1867. Florence Bowser born Abt 1868. Isaiah Eberard Bowser born 5 Oct 1868. Martha Ann Bowser born 1869. Anna Elizabeth May Bowser born 5 Apr 1870. Joseph Alvin Bowser born 11 Nov 1872. James Edgar Bowser born 10 Oct 1875. David A. L. Bowser born 4 Aug 1876. Eleanora Noella Bowser born 25 Dec 1877. [http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5726:1194&ref2=5726:1195] m Elizabeth Ridenour 18 Oct 1845 at Washington, MD. Elizabeth b PA ca Jun 1814. d 4 Aug 1864 Cavetown, Washington, MD; buried St Paul's Cemetery, Washington, MD 8 children: Henry Bowser b 27 Jun 1842. Lewis Bowser b ca 1847. Lucinda Bowser b 15 Dec 1849. Benjamin Franklin Bowser b ca 1853. Mary Bowser b ca 1854. Sarah Bowser b ca 1857. William Bowser b ca 1859. David Bowser b ca 1860. [http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=5726:1194&ref2=5726:1201]
Burman, Alfred [perhaps Jewish]
BURMAN, DANIEL Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 3 May 1848 HF 3C Collector's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Myers Will Lose 25 Acres To 1846 Back Taxes). HF Herald of Freedom
Colleflower, H. [almost certainly Colliflower] Henry Colliflower B: Aug. 25, 1816; D: Jan. 17, 1902; husband of Elizabeth Colliflower. 85yrs, 4mos & 22days. Spouse: Elizabeth Colliflower (1825-1882). Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co, MD [?] Caroline Virginia Colliflower B: unknown; D: Mar. 22, 1861. w/o Henry Colliflower, age 32y. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Elizabeth Winters Colliflower B: unknown; D: Jul. 6, 1862; w/o John Z. Colliflower, age 24y 4m 22d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD George Colliflower B: unknown; D: Feb. 13, 1868; 76 years 7 months and 19 days. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD George A. Colliflower B: Feb. 25, 1844; D: Mar. 17, 1871; Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD George Adam Colliflower, Jr. B: Jan. 12, 1756, Washington Co, MD; D: Mar. 1, 1832, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Married Catherine Gray (b. 19 Apr 1758) Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD John Colliflower B: Jun. 26, 1789; D: Feb. 21, 1852; Spouse: Mary H H Colliflower (1809-1893). Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD. John Calvin Colliflower B: unknown; D: Mar. 17, 1835, age 5y 4m 7d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD. James M. Colliflower B: Dec., 1835; D: Jan. 18, 1906. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Lucinda M. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Oct. 26, 1862; age 3y 3m 6d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Mary Hoover Colliflower B: Jan. 29, 1794; D: Jan. 10, 1831; Spouse: Peter Colliflower (1785-1847); Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Mary H H Colliflower B: Aug. 11, 1809; D: Jan. 31, 1893; Spouse: John Colliflower (1789-1852)**Calculated relationship; Inscription: W/O John Colliflower. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Omer W Colliflower B: 1887, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD; D: Jun. 3, 1973, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD OBITUARY: OMER W. COLLIFLOWER, 86, Pondsville, died Sunday morning at the Washington County Hospital. B Cavetown, son of Eakle C. and Sarah M. Waltz Colliflower. mbr of Pondsville Seventh Day Adventis Church for 50 years, serving as elder and treasurer. survived by wife, Mrs. Eunice G. Kirby Colliflower; one step-daughter, Mrs. Meredith V. Grove of Rt. 1, Hagerstown; seven step-sons, Newell A. Campbell of Rt.1, Hagerstown; Jesse R. Campbell of Sanford, NC., Kirby B. Campbell of Miami Beach, FL, Stanley W. Campbell and Mack G. Campbell both of Raleigh, NC., Owen R. Campbell of Washington, DC and Truett S. Campbell of Salisbury, NC. Svcs will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Davis Funeral Home in Smithsburg, Elder James H. King and Elder W. C. Moffitt officiating. Burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Willow Brook Seventh Day Adventist Church. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD - Monday, June 4, 1973. Parents: Eakle C Colliflower (1846-1931). Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Osker W. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Sep. 16, 1848; age 9m 4d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Peter Colliflower B: Sep. 20, 1785(WashCo); D: Jan. 7, 1847(Cavetown); Spouses: Mary Hoover Colliflower (1794 - 1831)*; Mary Colliflower (1802 - 1887)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Polly Colliflower B: unknown; D: Feb. 19, 1827 age 2y 11m 5d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Prudence Etta Phillips Colliflower B: 1889, Yarrowsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: May 20, 1965, Alexandria, Fairfax Co, VA. OBITUARY: MRS. PRUDENCE ETTA COLLIFLOWER, 76, at Smithsburg, Rt. 2, died Thursday while visiting her niece and nephew in Alexandria, Va. b Yarrowsburg, Md. daughter of the late Daniel W. and Elizabeth (Huntsberry) Phillips. mbr of Seventh Day Adventist Church, Smithshurg, and spent all adult life in the Pondsville vicinity. survived by husband, Omer W. Colliflower; sister, Mrs. Dora Montgomery, Baltimore, and nieces and nephews. family will receive friends at the Minnich Funeral Home, Smithsburg, this evening from 7 to 9. Svcs Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Smithsburg by the Elder W. C. Moffett, assisted by the Elder Joseph Wray. Burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD- Friday, May 21, 1965. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Sarah M. Colliflower B: Oct. 17, 1849; D: Feb. 24, 1923; Spouse: Eakle C Colliflower (1846-1931). Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Willie A. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Jun. 1, 1875; ch/o Eakle & S.M. Colliflower, age 11m. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Infant Daughter Colliflower B: unknown; D: Nov. 27, 1878; ch/o Eakle & S.M. Colliflower, no birth date Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Catharine Colliflower B: Apr. 19, 1758; D: Apr. 17, 1852; Spouse: George Adam Colliflower (1756-1832). Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Catharine Colliflower B: Sep. 19, 1796; D: Jan. 31, 1830; w/o George Colliflower. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Catherine A. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Jul. 7, 1859. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Catherine R. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Jun. 3, 1895; Sister, age 76y Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Chauncey Maxwell Colliflower B: Jul. 14, 1903, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: Oct. 1, 1966, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD OBITUARY: CHAUNCEY MAXWELL COLLIFLOWER, 63, of 72 E. Antietam St., died at Washington Co Hospital Saturday at 2 p.m. born and reared Smithsburg, son of the late John and Anna Colliflower. He had resided in Hagerstown for the past 35 years. yardman at Western Maryland Railway, retiring because of ill health. mbr of St. John's Lutheran Church. Surviving wife, Mrs. Catherine E. Arvin Colliflower; daughters, Mrs. Sarah Bowers, Mrs. Linda McCarney, Hagerstown; son, Larry M. Colliflower, at home; and three grandchildren. body taken to funeral home of A.K. Coffman where svc conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. Fred Gross. Interment in Smithsburg Cemetery. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland - Monday, October 3, 1966. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD David A. Colliflower B: unknown; D: Jul. 29, 1862. age 1m 1d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Eakle C Colliflower B: 1846, MD; D: Jan. 14, 1931, Washington Co, MD OBITUARY: EAKLE C. COLLIFLOWER died Wednesday night at 11 o'clock at his home near Cavetown from general debility, aged 85 years, one month and 14 days. mbr of Christian Church at Beaver Creek, and Excelcior Connell, Jr. O.U.A.M., at Smithsburg. survived by following children: Charlton C., at home; John E., Millardville, Ill., Anna F., at home; Clyde C., Waynesboro; Mrs. Robert Grim, Cavetown and Omer W., Smithsburg; sister, Miss Margaret Glenn, Hagerstown; eighteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD- Thursday, January 15, 1931. FUNERAL: svc for EAKLE C. COLLIFLOWER, who died Wednesday, will be held from the house south of Cavetown Saturday 2 o'clock. Burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD- Friday, January 16, 1931. Spouse: Sarah M. Colliflower (1849-1923)* Children: Clyde C Colliflower (1882-1945)* Nela Elizabeth Colliflower Glenn (1884-1935)* Omer W Colliflower (1887-1973)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Eleanor Webb Colliflower B: Dec. 22, 1805; D: Jun. 4, 1827; m John Colliflower Aug. 8,1826; d of William & Mary Webb. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD
COLLEFLOWER, HENRY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 7 Dec 1864 H&TL 2F Annual Meeting. (Stockholders of Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike Co.) 6 Dec 1865 H&TL 2G Election Notice. (Officers Elected at Stockholders' Meeting for Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike Co.). H&TL Herald and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=C007818] COLLIFLOWER, H. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 Feb 1851 HF 2D Rail Road Meeting. (Meeting In Smithsburg To Send Delegates To Westminster About Constructing A Railroad From Baltimore To Hagerstown). 23 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Expenses Of Washington County-1860). 1 Jan 1862 HF&TL 3B Think, Examine, Inquire. (Ad-Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry). 21 May 1862 HF&TL 3B Purify The Blood! (Ad-For Dr. Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry). 19 Nov 1862 HF&TL 3A Dr. Swayne… (Ad-Medicines Sold Locally). HF Herald of Freedom HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=C003802] COLLIFLOWER, HENRY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 May 1852 HF&TL 3A Locust Posts and Chesnut Rails. (Ad-at Henry Colliflower's in Cavetown). 16 Feb 1853 HF&TL 3B Locust Posts for Sale. (Ad-Henry Colliflower in Cavetown). 15 Mar 1854 HF&TL 3B Posts, Rails and Wood! (Ad-To Be Sold from Late Samuel Bachtell's Farm). 11 Jan 1860 HF&TL 2F The Oxygenated Bitters. (Ad-For Sale). 25 Jan 1860 HF&TL 2G To Stockholders… (Ltr-Jos. P. Mong and Dispute with Dr. Bishop and the Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike Co.). 14 Mar 1860 HF&TL 2D Railroad Meeting at Smithsburg. (For Consideration of Extension of Western Maryland Railroad). 11 Apr 1860 HF&TL 2G A Great Remedy! (Ad-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-Sold Locally). 18 Apr 1860 HF&TL 2F A Great Remedy! (Ad-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Sold Locally). 19 Sep 1860 HF&TL 2E Western Maryland Railroad… (Friends of Railroad Meet). 5 Dec 1860 HF&TL 2C We Understand… (Disputes Results of Hagerstown-Smithburg Turnpike Company Election). 2 Jan 1861 HF&TL 2C Turnpike Meeting. (Results of Meeting). 27 Mar 1861 HF&TL 2F Died. (Callie Colliflower Obit.). 4 Dec 1861 HF&TL 2D Election Of Turnpike Directors. (Smithsburg Turnpike Company Stockholder Elections). 4 Dec 1861 HF&TL 3A Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike… (Proceedings of Stockholder Meeting). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Statement Of Washington Co Expenses Fiscal Year Ending June 1863). 2 Dec 1863 HF&TL 2B Turnpike Election. (Hagerstown and Smithsburg Turnpike Co.). 26 Aug 1864 HM 1A Henry Colliflower and Benjamin… (Lgl Notice-Equity Case No. 1683). 17 Feb 1865 HM 2A Change of Postmasters. (New Postmasters Appointed in Cavetown, Wolfsville, and Flintstone). 17 Feb 1865 HM 2E Henry Colliflower…(Lgl Notice-Equity Case No. 1816-Colliflower Vs. Colliflower). HM Hagerstown Mail HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=C003729] COLLIFLOWER'S (CAVETOWN) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 Sep 1860 HF&TL 3C Dyspepsia. (Oxygenated Bitters Touted As Cure-All). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=C003739]
Danal, Samuel Mary Daniel B: unknown; D: Sep. 6, 1845; Wife of Richard M. Daniel Aged 65 years, 1 month, 17 days Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD [no Danal, no Samuel Daniel]
Dungan, Robert Robert E. Dungan B: Apr. 2, 1854; D: Dec. 16, 1908; Spouses: Emma F. Dungan (1848-1922); Susan C Crabbs Dungan (1863-1885)*; Children: Effie J. Dungan (1870-1892)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll County, MD Robert Dungan B: Mar. 28, 1818; D: Apr. 18, 1858; Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll Co, MD John Calvin Dungan B: unknown; D: Apr. 19, 1849; 3y 3m 21d. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Anna C. Dungan B: Jul. 13, 1849; D: Oct. 15, 1861; Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll Co, MD Clara H. Dungan B: Oct. 2, 1854; D: Oct. 15, 1861; Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll Co, MD Emily Dungan B: Jan. 16, 1811; D: Apr. 28, 1863; Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll Co, MD Emily Jane Dungan B: unknown; D: May 3, 1849; age 1y 8m 12d. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Emma F. Dungan B: Mar. 23, 1848; D: Jun. 25, 1922; Spouse: Robert E. Dungan (1854 - 1908)*; Children: Effie J. Dungan (1870-1892)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Uniontown Methodist Cemetery, Uniontown, Carroll Co, MD
The Pipe Creek Circuit of the Methodist Protestant Church was organized in 1829, in Uniontown and its vicinity: The following are the names of some of the persons buried in Uniontown cemetery: Robert Dungan, born March 28, 1818, died April 18, 1858. Emily Dungan, born Jan, 16, 1811, died April 28, 1863. DUNGAN, (MR) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 28 Jul 1852 HF&TL 2D Changes On The Canal. (Removals And Appointments). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=D003565 [also entries for Henry M. and William]
Furley, William [1797-1871] William Furley B: unknown; D: Oct. 11, 1937; age 71; b MD; Washington Co resident. Burial: Springfield State Hospital Cemetery, Sykesville, Carroll Co, MD Susan A. Furley B: unknown; D: Jun. 1, 1938; age 76; b Maryland; Washington Co resident. Burial: Springfield State Hospital Cemetery, Sykesville, Carroll Co, MD Mary E. Furley B: Sep. 10, 1825; D: Oct. 4, 1841; daughter of William Furley and Susannah Snook. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD
FURLEY, WILLIAM Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 12 Sep 1849 HF 2D Furley's Revolving Barrel. (Patented Invention by Smithsburg Man). 15 Sep 1849 WC 2B Furley's Revolving Barrel. (Invention for Drawing Liquids). 7 Nov 1849 HF 2C Lists Of Patents. (William Furley of Smithsburg Improved Barrel-Carriages). 29 Mar 1854 HF&TL 3B NO. 1234---Equity. (Lgl Notice-David M. Good and D. M. Stover vs. William Furley and H. Fishack). 1 Nov 1854 HF&TL 2B The Chambersburg Fair. (List of Premiums Awarded to Washington Countians). HF Herald of Freedom WC Casket [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=F003634] FURLEY, WILLIAM F. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 28 Jun 1854 HF&TL 2F Married. (Furley-Burgesser). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=F003985] FURLEY, JAMES A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 2 Jun 1847 HF 2C Letter From A…(Ltr-Furley Of Smithsburg Writes From The War In Mexico). 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held In Honor Of Furley's Return From The War With Mexico). 22 Nov 1848 NEWS 4D Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Final Hearing For James A. Furley Insolvency Case). HF Herald of Freedom NEWS News and Hagerstown News http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=F003506
Gardener, Jacob Jacob Gardner B: unknown; D: Jan. 20, 1855; Inscription:Aged 46 years. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD E. Gardner B: unknown; D: Aug. 31, 1850; aged 76 yrs.; Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD George Henry Gardner B: Jan. 5, 1894; Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: May 16, 1966, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; Parents: George Vinton Gardner (1862-1940); Emma Florence Reynolds Gardner (1874-1957). Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD George Henry Gardner B: Jan. 14, 1833, MD; D: Nov. 3, 1889, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD. children; Lillie B. Gardner; George Venton Gardner married Emma Florence Reynolds, second Ella Margaret Reynolds; Sarah Gardner; Mary Catheran "Mollie Kate" Gardner married John William Beard; Jeremiah Austin Gardner; Bertha M. Gardner and Ray M. Gardner. Spouse: Catharine Masters Gardner (1837-1887) Children: George Vinton Gardner (1862-1940)* Mary Catheran Gardner Beard (1866-1911)* Jeremiah Austin Gardner (1868-1920)* Raymond Masters Gardner (1876-1918)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Henry Gardner B: Feb., 1838, Washington Co, MD; D: Apr. 19, 1915, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD. Spouse: Susan Alice Shoop Gardner (1846-1921)* Children: Lutie M Gardner (1868-1943)* Charles S. Gardner (1875 - 1966)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Jeremiah Austin Gardner B: Dec. 20, 1868, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: Aug. 30, 1920, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD. Parents: George Henry Gardner (1833-1889) Catharine Masters Gardner (1837-1887) Spouse: Olive Delansey Wiles Gardner (1872-1969); Children: Beulah Pauline Gardner Grosh (1895-1987)* Ethel Mary Gardner Benson (1898-1979)* Carroll Austin Gardner (1904-1976)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Jeremiah Besore Gardner B: 1840; D: Dec. 3, 1862; Maryland, Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 1 October 1861. Enlisted in Company E, 1st PHB Infantry Regiment Maryland on 1 Oct 1861. Died Company E, 1st PHB Infantry Regiment Maryland on 3 Dec 1862. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Lutie M Gardner B: Feb., 1868, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: Jun. 27, 1943, Washington Co, MD. Parents: Henry Gardner (1838-1915), Susan Alice Shoop Gardner (1846-1921). Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Susan Alice Shoop Gardner B: Aug. 15, 1846, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD; D: May 19, 1921, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Spouse: Henry Gardner (1838-1915) Children: Lutie M Gardner (1868-1943)* Charles S. Gardner (1875-1966)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD GARDNER, JACOB 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held In Honor Of Furley's Return From The War With Mexico). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G001747
Gardener, John F. GARDNER, JOHN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 6 May 1846 HF 2F Married. (Hollingsworth-Gardner). Newspaper Abbreviations HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G003226
Garlinger, Benj. A. Benjamin A Garlinger B: Jun. 8, 1825; D: Jan. 20, 1897 Spouse: Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892)* Children: Mahlon F M Garlinger (1848-1871)* Benjamin Ryland Garlinger (1850-1851)* Anna M Garlinger (1853-1881)* Dixon N Garlinger (1858-1920)* McVitty Burnside Garlinger (1861-1862)* Jacob H Garlinger (1864-1864)* Howard R Garlinger (1865-1930)**Calculated relationship Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Benjamin Ryland Garlinger B: Jan. 21, 1850; D: Aug. 13, 1851 Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892) Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Anna M Garlinger B: Dec., 1853; D: Nov. 25, 1881 Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892). Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Dixon N Garlinger B: Feb. 23, 1858; D: Nov. 6, 1920; Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892) Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Howard R Garlinger B: Nov., 1865, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD; D: Jun. 26, 1930, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD OBITUARY: H.R. GARLINGER - Prominent Citizen Expires Thursday Following Heart Attack. HOWARD R. GARLINGER, life-long and widely known resident of Hagerstown and Washington county, died suddenly at his home, 221 Summit avenue, at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning, of a heart attack, aged 65 years. He had suffered a severe heart attack four years ago, and had been troubled with it since. Mr. Garlinger was taken ill about 1:20 o'clock in the morning and a physician was called, but he expired shortly afterward. News of his death was a surprise and shock in the city because of Mr. Garlinger's wide acquaintance and regret was generally expressed, over his passing. Mr. Garlinger was a son or the late Benjamin A. and Johanna H. Garlinger, of this county. Prior to the World War he was a dealer in horses and farming implements for a number of years, having taken over the business started by his father. Since that time he had been living retired. He always manifested an intense interest in civic and public affairs, especially in matters pertaining to the welfare of Hagerstown. He was for many years connected with the Hagerstown Fair in which he took a deep interest and aided in its promotion and welfare. He was a Republican in politics and for many years was active in party circles. Mr. Garlinger was a charter member of Hagerstown Lodge of Elks and one of the oldest members of Potomac Lodge of Odd Follows. He was a member of Zion Reformed church. Mr. Garlinger is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary W. Garlinger, and a nephew, Harry C. Pierce, of Washington, D.C. Funeral Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Coffman funeral home, services to be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Scott K. Wagner. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland - Friday, June 27, 1930. Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892) Spouse: Ada Marie Wise Garlinger (1870 - 1949)**Calculated relationship Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Jacob Garlinger B: Sep. 8, 1796; D: Oct. 29, 1824; Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD Jacob H Garlinger B: Mar. 3, 1864; D: Aug. 28, 1864; Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892). Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Joanna M Garlinger B: Jan. 18, 1829; D: Apr. 11, 1892 Spouse: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Children: Mahlon F M Garlinger (1848-1871)* Benjamin Ryland Garlinger (1850-1851)* Anna M Garlinger (1853-1881)* Dixon N Garlinger (1858-1920)* McVitty Burnside Garlinger (1861-1862)* Jacob H Garlinger (1864-1864)* Howard R Garlinger (1865-1930)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Mahlon F M Garlinger B: May 6, 1848; D: Aug. 28, 1871. Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897), Joanna M Garlinger (1829 - 1892). Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD McVitty Burnside Garlinger B: Oct. 25, 1861; D: Dec. 10, 1862 Parents: Benjamin A Garlinger (1825-1897) Joanna M Garlinger (1829-1892). Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington Co, MD Rachel Garlinger B: unknown; D: Oct. 9, 1862 Mother, age 68y 10m 17d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD GARLINGER, BENJAMIN A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 16 Jul 1845 HF 3A Benjamin A. Garlinger...(Authorized News Agent at Smithsburg). 13 Jan 1847 NEWS 2D Married. (Garlinger-Rosensteel). 14 Jan 1847 TL 3B Married. (Garlinger-Rosensteel). 11 Aug 1847 HF 3A A Procession Of…(Sons Of Temperance to Parade in Smithsburg). 19 Jul 1848 HF 2D District No. 7. (Cavetown District Delegates to Whig Co Convention). 15 May 1850 HF 3A District No. 7. (Whigs Of Cavetown District Elect Convention Delegates). 7 Aug 1850 HF 2F Mr. Benj. A. Garlinger...(Garlinger Replaces Wm. Adams As Postmaster At Smithburg). 27 Aug 1851 HF&TL 2D Whig County Convention. (Report on Convention Activities). 9 Nov 1853 HF&TL 3B For Sheriff In 1855. (Benj. A. Garlinger Announces Candidacy For Next Sheriff). 11 Jan 1860 HF&TL 2E Antietam Fire Company. (Officers Elected). 9 May 1860 HF&TL 3B Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Suit of Newcomer & Stonebraker against John H. Huyett et al.). 6 Jun 1860 HF&TL 3B Postponed Sheriff's Sale! (Lgl Notice-Newcomer & Stonebraker Vs John H. Huyett And Others). 5 Sep 1860 HF&TL 2D Union Meeting. (Meeting of Friends of Bell and Everett at Court House-Hagerstown). 2 Jan 1861 HF&TL 2C Turnpike Meeting. (Results of Meeting). 24 Apr 1861 HF&TL 2C Union Central Committee. (Appointees). 15 May 1861 HF&TL 3C For Sale Or Rent. (Ad-Private Residence). 28 Aug 1861 HF&TL 2E Union Central Committee. (Meeting to Be Held). 27 Nov 1861 HF&TL 2D Meeting Of Court. (November Term of Circuit Court Opens). 16 Apr 1862 HF&TL 2B Appointment Of Tax Collector. (Benjamin A. Garlinger Appointed). 13 Aug 1862 HF&TL 3A Tax-Payers. Attention! (List of Locations to Pay State and County Taxes for 1862). 3 Sep 1862 HF&TL 3B By The County Commissioners… (Lgl Notice-Property Tax to Be Collected for Bounties). 2 Oct 1862 HF&TL 3C Tax-Payers Attention! (Collection Points for 1862 Co Taxes). 8 Oct 1862 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses). 15 Oct 1862 HF&TL 3A Tax Payers Attention! (Last Opportunity to Pay 1862 Taxes). 22 Oct 1862 HF&TL 3B Estate Of Rachel Garlinger… (Lgl Notice-Calling for Claims against Estate). 5 Nov 1862 HF&TL 2E Public Sale. (Lgl Notice-Rachael Garlinger, Dec'd., Real Estate). 12 Nov 1862 HF&TL 2B "Bully For Hancock." (Hancock District Promptly Pays New Bounty Tax). 17 Dec 1862 HF&TL 3C Public Sale Of Valuable… (Ad-East Washington Street Property). 17 Dec 1862 HF&TL 3F In the Matter… (Lgl Notice-Ratification of Sale of Rachel Garlinger Real Estate). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses Fiscal Year Ending June 1863). 24 Feb 1864 H&TL 3C County Convention. (Union Emancipation State Convention). 6 Apr 1864 H&TL 3C Town Meeting. (Friends of Union Nominate Candidates for Mayor and Council). 20 Apr 1864 H&TL 3A Hagerstown Stage Company. (Officers Chosen). 8 Jun 1864 H&TL 3A County Convention. (Delegates For State Convention Elected). 31 Aug 1864 H&TL 3B Rules For The Government…(Governance of Schools). 28 Sep 1864 H&TL 3C Died. (Jacob Harry Garlinger Obit.). 5 Oct 1864 H&TL 2E Primary Meeting. (District No. 3 Friends of the Union Met in Court Hall). 19 Oct 1864 H&TL 3B Primary Meeting, 3rd District. (Unconditional Union Meeting Held in Hagerstown). 16 Nov 1864 H&TL 3B November Term…(Grand and Petit Jurors for Washington Co Court). 4 Jan 1865 H&TL 3B Notice to the Patrons…(Absentee Policy for Public Schools). 11 Jan 1865 H&TL 2G The Enrolled And Drafted…(Ad-Grove & Co. Substitution Firm). 1 Mar 1865 H&TL 2G Public Sale of Valuable Personal…(Ad-Wagons, Cow, Furniture, Whiskey-Hagerstown). 26 Apr 1865 H&TL 2D Town Meeting. (Loyal Hagerstown Citizens Met in Court Hall to Recognize Passing of President Lincoln). 14 Jun 1865 H&TL 2F Our Heroes! (Meeting to Arrange Well Reception for Returning Union Soldiers). 21 Jun 1865 H&TL 3D Public Sale Of Valuable…(Lgl Notice-Isaac Nesbitt's Estate Sale). 21 Jun 1865 H&TL 3E Estate Of Isaac Nesbitt…(Lgl Notice-Calling for Claims against Estate). 5 Jul 1865 H&TL 3A Soldiers' Welcome! (Invitation for Welcome Home Party for Union Soldiers Returning to Washington Co). 12 Jul 1865 H&TL 3C Administrators' Sale. (Stocks, Furniture, Household Goods from Isaac Nesbitt Estate) 30 Aug 1865 H&TL 2F Public Sale. (Ad-29 Acres Near Western Turnpike). 27 Sep 1865 H&TL 2F Names Of Persons Registered…(List of Qualified Voters in 3rd Election District of Washington Co). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 3B The Western Maryland Railroad. (Construction from Union Bridge to Hagerstown a Certainty). 25 Oct 1865 H&TL 2G Notice To Delinquent Taxables. (Lgl Notice-List of Delinquent Property Taxes for 1862 and 1863). 1 Nov 1865 H&TL 2F Public Sale…(Two Tracts of Land-Benj. A. Garlinger). 1 Nov 1865 H&TL 3A Mr. Benjamin A. Garlinger…(Two Tracts of Land for Sale West of Hagerstown). 15 Nov 1865 H&TL 3B November Term Of Court. (List of Grand and Petit Jurors for Washington County Circuit Court). HM Hagerstown Mail HF Herald of Freedom TL Torch Light NEWS News and Hagerstown News H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G002266] GARLINGER, BENJAMIN F. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 20 Apr 1864 H&TL 2E To Delinquent Tax-Payers. (Delinquent Taxes For 1862 And 1863 Will Be Collected According To Law). 25 May 1864 H&TL 3A The Draft. (List Of Washington Co Draftees). H&TL Herald and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G002668] GARLINGER, B. A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 Apr 1848 HF 3A District No. 7. (Cavetown District Whigs Elect Delegates to Upcoming Co Convention). 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held in Honor of Furley's Return from War with Mexico). 19 Sep 1849 HF 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons of Temperance Smithsburg Procession). 19 Feb 1851 HF 2D Rail Road Meeting. (Meeting in Smithsburg to Send Delegates to Westminster about Constructing Baltimore to Hagerstown Railroad). 1 Sep 1852 HF&TL 2G The Mountain District…(Report on Cavetown District Whig Mtng). 2 Mar 1853 HF&TL 2G Proceedings of Turnpike Meeting. (Regarding Constructing Turnpike from Smithsburg to Hagerstown). 31 Aug 1853 HF&TL 2D Proceedings of the Washington…(Washington Co Whig Convention). 21 Sep 1853 HF&TL 2C District No. 7. (Cavetown District Report on Whig Meeting). 15 Feb 1860 HF&TL 3A For Rent. (Ad-Brick House-Hagerstown). 7 Mar 1860 HF&TL 2C A Drove Of Fine Horses. (Garlinger And Macgruder Drove 25 - 30 Horses to Baltimore Market). 18 Jul 1860 HF&TL 2E Railroad Meeting. (Friends of Western Maryland Railroad Met in Hagerstown Court House). 12 Sep 1860 HF&TL 3A List Of Premiums… (Listing Of Prize Moneys, Judges, & Categories For Ninth Annual Exhibition). 26 Sep 1860 HF&TL 3A Sheriff’s Sale! (Ad-To Settle Claims against John H. Huyett). 31 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2D The List Of Premiums… (Awards from Wash. Co Agricultural And Mechanical Assoc. Fair). 21 Nov 1860 HF&TL 2D Sales Of Town… (Listing of Recent Real Estate Sales). 9 Jan 1861 HF&TL 2B Annual Election Of… (Officers Elected for Washington Co Agricultural And Mechanical Assn). 23 Jan 1861 HF&TL 2C Workingmen’s Meeting. (Meeting Held at Town Hall Concerning the “Crisis”). 7 Aug 1861 HF&TL 2C District Meetings. (Appointment of Delegates to Co Convention). 2 Jan 1862 MFP 3A Died. (Mcvitty Burnside Garlinger Obit.). 26 Feb 1862 HF&TL 2B Legislative Proceedings. (Weekly Proceedings of MD Legislature). 30 Apr 1862 HF&TL 2B Collector Bonded. (B.A. Garlinger Takes Oath). 2 Jul 1862 HF&TL 2B The County Levy. (Report on State & County Taxes). 2 Jul 1862 HF&TL 2C Notice To Tax-Payers ! (Lgl Notice-1862 Taxes Due). 15 Oct 1862 HF&TL 2C Pay Your Taxes. (Appeal to Pay Bounty Tax). 1 Apr 1863 HF&TL 2B Fire Alarm. (B.A. Garlinger's Smokehouse Catches Fire). 22 Apr 1863 HF&TL 2C Appointment of Collector. (B.A. Garlinger Reappointed). 6 May 1863 HF&TL 2C The Bounty Tax. (Bounty Tax Less Than 50 Percent Collected in Washington Co). 5 Aug 1863 HF&TL 2F Taxes For 1863. (Washington Co Taxes Due and Prompt Payment Expected). 23 Sep 1863 HF&TL 1C Treasury Department... (List of Officers Indebted to State of MD-By County) 7 Oct 1863 HF&TL 2G Treasury Department. (List of Officers Standing Indebted to State Of MD). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3E Notice to Tax-Payers! (Schedule of Places to Pay Taxes). 9 Mar 1864 H&TL 2B Primary Meeting. (Unconditional Union Meeting in Court House for District No. 3). 16 Mar 1864 H&TL 2B The County Convention. (Declares Need for Abolition Due to Loss of Value of Slaves). 20 Apr 1864 H&TL 2G Report of the Victor Thompson Fund…(For Poor Relief). 27 Jul 1864 H&TL 3C Notice. (Applications for Teacher School Assignments Will Be Recd). 12 Oct 1864 H&TL 2D General Statement. (Annual Statement of Expenses of Washington Co). 19 Oct 1864 H&TL 3A The County Convention. (Members Assembled in Hagerstown). 5 Apr 1865 H&TL 2F Borough Statement. (Accounts, Receipts and Expenditures). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 1B Financial. (Statement of Expenses of Washington Co for Fiscal Year Ending June 13, 1865). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 1C Financial. (Statement of Expenses of Washington Co for Fiscal Year Ending June 13, 1865 Continued-Out Pensioners Districts 1-15). HM Hagerstown Mail HF Herald of Freedom TL Torch Light MFP Maryland Free Press H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G002222] GARLINGER, (MR) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 17 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2C 9th Fair Of Our… (Results Of Agricultural And Mechanical Fair). 31 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2D The List Of Premiums… (Awards From Wash. Co Agricultural And Mechanical Assoc. Fair). 6 Feb 1861 HF&TL 2C Fire. (Stable Attached To Hagerstown Hotel Catches Fire). 20 Feb 1861 HF&TL 2F Card Of Thanks. (Independent Junior Fire Offers Thanks). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=G002242]
Gonder, John [Andrew Gonder B: 1819, Alsace Region, France; D: Jan. 6, 1888, Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD. son of Thomas and Elisabeth Gonder, born in 1819 in Bougeanville, Alsace, France. m Catharine Brown Feb 2, 1843. 16 children, 7 of whom lived to adulthood, Thomas E, Andrew B, Anna, Joseph, Alphonus, Francis and Mary B. Andrew operated a shirt and clothing store on Baltimore Street, also a lawyer and for more than 30 years Magistrate for Allegany Co and city of Cumberland. Burial: Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD CATHERINE BROWN GONDER B 1823, Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD; D Oct. 11, 1887. daughter of Allegany County Surveyor Benjamin and Catharine Brown, m Andrew Gonder, February 2, 1843 at St. Patrick's Church. b beside hushand Andrew and daughters Catharine and Ellen. Burial: Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD]
Hammaker, Ephriam Ephraim Hammaker B: 1821; D: 1884. Children: Adam Hammaker; Mary Amanda Hammaker, m John Snively; Samuel Hammaker, Stewart Hammaker, Lizzie Hammaker and John F. Hammaker (d in childhood). Parents: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840) Elizabeth Krouse Hammaker (1792-1871). Spouse: Susan Shank Hammaker (1821-1906)* Children: Mary Amanda Hammaker Snively (1848-1920)**Calculated relationship Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD Susan Shank Hammaker B: 1821; D: 1906 Spouse: Ephraim Hammaker (1821-1884) Children: Mary Amanda Hammaker Snively (1848-1920)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD
HAMMAKER, EPHRAIM Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 11 Jan 1860 HF&TL 2D Real Estate Sales. (Washington Co Real Estate Bought and Sold). 26 Sep 1860 HF&TL 3B Trustees' Sale. (Lgl Notice-Sale Land, House and Outbuildings). 18 Sep 1861 HF&TL 2E District No. 7. (Friends of Union Meet). 12 Oct 1864 H&TL 2D General Statement. (Annual Statements of Washington Co Expense). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 1F Registrars' Notice. (List of Registered Voters For Ringgold District No. 14). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 2C Primary Meeting in 14th District. (Delegates Selected for Union Convention from Ringgold District). H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H004487] HAMMAKER, (MR) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 31 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2D Real Estate Sale. (Land Values High According to Auctioneer). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H004868] HAMMAKER, DANIEL [also Peter Hammaker in same] Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 2 Mar 1853 HF&TL 2G Married. (Hammaker-Colliflower). 26 Sep 1860 HF&TL 3B Trustees' Sale. (Lgl Notice-Sale Land, House And Outbuildings). 12 Dec 1860 HF&TL 3C In The Circuit… (Lgl Notice-Decree Of Sales). 5 Oct 1864 H&TL 3B The Following Additional Names…(Incomplete List Of Draftees). H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H004773] HAMMAKER, S. DANIEL Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 1F Registrars' Notice. (List Of Registered Voters For Ringgold District No. 14). H&TL Herald and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H007667] HAMMAKER, SOLOMON Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 20 Oct 1849 WC 3B Melancholy Events. (Hammaker-Newcomer). 24 Oct 1849 HF 3A Married. (Hammaker-Newcomer). HF Herald of Freedom WC Casket [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H008193]
ELIZABETH KROUSE HAMMAKER B Aug. 1, 1792, D Sep. 18, 1871 aged 79yrs.1mo.17dys. Spouse: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840) Children: Mary Jane Hammaker Royer (1818-1888)*; Anna Hammaker Bachtell (1818-1900)*; Ephraim Hammaker (1821-1884)*; Solomon Hammaker (1825-1856)*[B Mar. 6, 1825, D Nov. 17, 1856; Parents: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840), Elizabeth Krouse Hammaker (1792-1871); Spouse: Catherine Hammaker (1826-1900); Children: Ann Elizabeth Hammaker (1852-1856)*; Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD]; Sophia Hammaker (1827-1890)*[B 1827, D Aug. 27, 1890; daughter of Peter Hammaker and Elizabeth Krouse; Parents: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840), Elizabeth Krouse Hammaker (1792-1871); Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD]; Daniel Hammaker (1829-1898)*[B Aug. 2, 1829, D Sep. 3, 1898, Pondsville, Washington Co, MD; son of Peter Hammaker and Elizabeth Krouse. aged 68yrs.10mos.1dy; Parents: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840), Elizabeth Krouse Hammaker (1792-1871); Spouse: Isabella Hammaker (1820-1897); Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD] *Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Hammaker&GSiman=1&GScnty=120 7&GRid=75685235&
EPHRIAM HAMMAKER B 1821, D 1884. Children: Adam Hammaker; Mary Amanda Hammaker, married John Snively; Samuel Hammaker, Stewart Hammaker, Lizzie Hammaker and John F. Hammaker, who died in childhood [B Aug. 16, 1850,D Sep. 3, 1850; Son of Ephraim and Susan Hammaker, died at the age of 18 days; Burial: Saint Peters Lutheran Church Cemetery, Chewsville, Washington Co, Md ] Parents: Peter Hammaker (1792-1840) Elizabeth Krouse Hammaker (1792-1871)Spouse: Susan Shank Hammaker (1821-1906)*Children: Mary Amanda Hammaker Snively (1848 - 1920)* *Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Hammaker&GSiman=1&GSst=22&G Rid=75827798&
SUSAN SHANK HAMMAKER B 1821, D 1906 Spouse: Ephraim Hammaker (1821-1884) Children: Mary Amanda Hammaker Snively (1848 - 1920)* *Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=75828747
Hannah, Gabriel Mary Hannah B: unknown; D: Dec. 5, 1857; w/o Robert Hannah, age 47y 1m 20d Burial: Mount Zion Mennonite Church Cemetery, Mapleville, Washington Co, MD
Hays, James A. Abner Hays B: Jan. 14, 1805; D: May 14, 1852; Burial: Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD Elizabeth Jane Hays B: Dec. 1, 1836, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD; D: Nov. 15, 1837, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD. d of Abner Hays and Anna Maria Leiter. d just before first birthday in Leitersburg. Burial: Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD James Abner Hays B: May 27, 1829, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD; D: May 11, 1897, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD. s of Abner Hays and Mary Anne (Polly) Leiter. OBITUARY: James A. Hays, aged 67, died at Leitersburg on Wednesday morning at one o'clock after a very brief illness. Mr. Hays was in Hagerstown on Tuesday and seemed in his usual health until sometime during the afternoon when going up west Franklin Street, he suffered a slight stroke of paralysis, while walking along. He fell heavily upon the sidewalk and cut and bruised his face. When he reached the corner of Jonathon and Franklin Sts., he fell a second time, striking the back of his head. He was picked up and after resting a short while, was able to walk and showed no symptoms of anything very serious. He got on the Leitersburg stage at the Hoover House, soon after three o'clock, and arrived in Leitersburg about five thirty. On the way he complained of feeling very sick, and suffered considerably. Upon arriving at Leitersburg, he asked Mr. W. S. Gilbert to leave him off at the Hotel as he felt too sick to go to his home. Mr. Smith, the proprietor of the Hotel, was on the stage also, and he helped Mr. Hays to a sofa. After lying down for a short time, he received a second very severe stroke. The attendants became alarmed and summoned a physician. Little could be done to prolong life, and he sank rapidly and expired at 1 a.m. He is survived by his wife and these children: Mrs. Esta Showe, Fairplay, Md., J. W. Hays, Barton, Md., C. W. Hays, Roanoke, Va., F. T. Hays, Chicago, Ill., Miss Clara Hays, at home. Arrangement for the funeral will be made after the children arrive home. He held the office of magistrate at the time of his death. (local newspaper). Burial: Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD Phoebe Ann Waggoner Hays B: Sep. 26, 1841, Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD; D: Nov. 18, 1930, Roanoke City, VA. d at home. m James Abner Hays 26 Sep 1858 in Waynesboro, Franklin, PA, by the Rev. B. W. Daugherty. OBITUARY: Mrs. Phoebe Ann Waggoner Hays, wife of the late James Hays, formerly of Leitersburg, died this morning at Roanoke, Va., aged 89 years. She had lived in Roanoke for a number of years. Her survivors are three sons and two daughters: Charles, at home, Wilson, in Virginia, Dr. Frank Hays, Chicago; Mrs. Clara Bowden, Jacksonville, Fla., and Mrs. Esther Showe, Hagerstown; sisters, Mrs. Margaret P. Wakenight, Roanoke, and a brother, Charles Waggoner, Altoona, Pa. Burial will be made in Leitersburg on Thursday. The funeral will leave Suter's Chapel at 9:30 o'clock and be followed by services in the Lutheran church at Leitersburg. Burial in the Leitersburg cemetery. (Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia). Burial: Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD Mollie Ann Hays B: Oct. 1, 1859, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD; D: Jan. 7, 1887, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD. OBITUARY: Mollie Ann Hays. HAYS -- Suddenly, of heart disease, at her father's residence in Leitersburg, on Friday, January 7, Miss Mollie Hays, aged about twenty-five. (The Herald and Torch Light, Hagerstown, Maryland, Thursday, January 13, 1887, p. 3) Burial: Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery, Leitersburg, Washington Co, MD
HAYS, JAMES Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 26 May 1847 HF 2F Died. (Julia O. Hays Obituary). 9 Mar 1864 H&TL 2C Primary Meetings. (Unconditional Union Meeting For District No. 9). HF Herald of Freedom H&TL Herald and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H007027] HAYS, JAMES A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 3 Sep 1862 HF&TL 2E In The Matter of The Petition… (Lgl Notice-James A. Hays, Insolvent Debtor). 23 Sep 1863 HF&TL 2D Primary Meetings. (District No. 9-Some Text Missing). 30 Sep 1863 HF&TL 2B The Union County Convention. (Delegates To Convention). 16 Mar 1864 H&TL 2B The County Convention. (Declares The Need For Abolition Due To Loss Of Value Of Slaves). 29 Nov 1865 H&TL 3B The Committee On Correspondence…(Recommendation That All Washington Co Districts Elect Delegates To State Convention). H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H005070] HAYS, JAMES A. (SGT) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 29 Nov 1865 H&TL 3A Meeting of Central Committee…(Central Committee of Soldiers' Legions of Wash Co Met Nov 25th). H&TL Herald and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H007775] HAYS, JAMES P. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 23 Oct 1861 HF&TL 2E District No. 9. (Nominations for Officers). 30 Oct 1861 HF&TL 2F Union Nominees…(District Officer Nominations). 13 Nov 1861 HF&TL 2D District Officers! (Election Returns for Co District Officers). 15 Nov 1861 HM 2B The Election. (Washington Co Vote). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 2D Names of Persons Registered…(Registered Voters for District No. 9). 20 Dec 1865 H&TL 2B Railroad Meeting. (Washington Co Citizens Met in Lyceum Hall to Confer on Extension of Western Maryland RR to Hagerstown). HM Hagerstown Mail H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H005053] HAYES, JAMES Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 3A Soldiers' Convention. (Statement of Purpose and Resolutions Organizing The Washington Co Soldiers' Legion). H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H003994
Hill, M.W. Mary Hill B: unknown; D: Jul. 30, 1844; w/o George Hill, age 41y 2m 19d. Burial: Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD
Hitchue, Barnet
Krebs, A.R. [Swiss extraction?] KREPS? KREBS, A. R. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 12 Jun 1850 HF 3D Daguerrean Minatures...(Ad-Taken by A.R. Krebs at Hagerstown Town Hall). 19 Jun 1850 HF 2C Preserve The Fac Simile. (Mr Krebs, Daguerreian, at Town Hall). HF Herald of Freedom [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=K004332]
Long, H.A. Henry A. LONG b: September 22, 1822 in Smithsburg, Washington Co., MD (appears in 1870 Maryland Twp., Ogle Co., IL census) d: October 19, 1902 in Garden City, Finney Co., KS Burial: Valley View Cemetery, Garden City, Finney Co., KS +Nancy GARVER m: September 17, 1845 d: Abt. 1846 +Sarah Jane SMALL b: Abt. 1838 in MD (living in Scott Co., KS in 1899) m: March 22, 1855 in Evangelical Lutheran Church, Waynesboro, Franklin Co., PA d: 1907 in KS Burial: Cedar Rapids, IA Father: John A. Small Mother: Elizabeth Wenrick .. 2 Addie A. LONG d: April 09, 1872 Burial: Adeline Cemetery, Adeline, Maryland Twp., Ogle Co., IL .. 2 George W. LONG d: December 14, 1861 Burial: Adeline Cemetery, Adeline, Maryland Twp., Ogle Co., IL .. 2 Theodore LONG b: December 1855 in IL d: Aft. 1900 .. 2 Emma LONG b: Abt. 1858 in IL .. 2 Anna LONG b: Abt. 1860 in IL .. 2 Franklin LONG b: Abt. 1866 in IL .. 2 Henry J. LONG b: Abt. 1867 in IL .. 2 William M. LONG b: January 1870 in IL .. 2 Jessie LONG b: December 1876 in IA
Roger Cramer, Peoria, AZ, Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MDWASHIN/2005-10/1129930288
LONG, HENRY A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 11 Aug 1847 HF 3A A Procession Of…(Sons Of Temperance To Parade In Smithsburg). 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held In Honor Of Furley's Return From The War With Mexico). 19 Sep 1849 HF 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons Of Temperance Procession In Smithsburg). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L003700] LONG, HENRY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 7 Jan 1846 NEWS 2D By Authority...(List Of Letters Remaining In Hagerstown Post Office). 14 Apr 1849 WC 3C List Of Letters. (Letters Remaining In Hagerstown Post Office). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L003887]
Long, George There is a LONG family Bible in the Washington County Free Library in Hagerstown that was published in Fuller's book. People in it appear to be both Brethren or German Baptists. Locations include Downsville, Beaver Creek, Tilghmanton and Mt. Moriah MD. The Bible appears to have belonged to Ann Elizabeth LONG, born 12 Aug 1818 - I think her father is Abram D. who was born 27 March 1790 and her mother Elizabeth LONG born 17 Feb. 1794 - they married 22 May 1817. Elizabeth LONG's Father's death is recorded HA______, Jacob, died. 19 Nov. 1822. http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MDWASHIN/2005-08/1123873495 George Long B: unknown; D: Feb. 10, 1888; Father, age 91y 8m 6d. Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD
LONG, GEORGE Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 1 Mar 1848 HF 3B Appointments …(Governor Announces Wash Co Apptments). 20 Mar 1850 HF 3D Appointments ...(Wash. Co Government Appointees). 27 Nov 1850 HF 3C Washington County Court (Grand and Petit Juries for Fall Term). 3 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2E Appointments (Gubernatorial Appointments For Washington Co). 5 May 1852 HF&TL 3B Appointments…(List of gubernatorial Civil Apptments for Washington Co). 17 Apr 1861 HF&TL 3C Equity. (Lgl Notice-By Court Decree, Auditor's Report to Be Ratified). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3D No. 1800-Equity. (Lgl Notice-John Long Vs David Long). HF Herald of Freedom HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L001825] LONG, GEORGE W. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 26 Dec 1860 HF&TL 3B Equity. (Lgl Notice-By Court Decree Sale To Be Ratified And Confirmed). 1 Jun 1864 H&TL 3B We Have Not…(List Of Drafted Men In County). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 1D List Of Qualified Voters…(Dist. No. 2 of Washington Co MD). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L002207]
Long, John A. John Long B: Oct. 22, 1798; D: Feb. 2, 1866; Spouse: Margaret Long (1794-1878)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Manor Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Tilghmanton, Washington Co, MD
LONG, JOHN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 15 Jan 1846 TL&PA 3C Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Settlement of Claims against Long). 21 Jan 1846 HF 3C Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-160 Acres for Sale). 28 Jan 1846 HF 3E Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-150-160 Acres Up for Bid). 7 Jun 1848 HF 3C Collector's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Long Owes Taxes; 10 Acres to Be Sold). 21 Mar 1849 HF 2F Fire In Martinsburg. (Hotel Kept by John Long and Owned by Ezekiel Showers Consumed by Fire). 5 May 1852 HF&TL 2E Whig Primary Meetings. (District No. 2. Appointments to County Convention). 9 Aug 1854 HF&TL 2A Williamsport Journal of the Times. (John Long Has Sold His Interest to E. M. Friend). 28 Oct 1863 HF&TL 3D No. 1800-Equity. (Lgl Notice-John Long vs David Long). 4 May 1864 H&TL 2G John Long vs. David…(Lgl Notice-Equity Case No. 1800). 22 Jun 1864 H&TL 2G John Long vs David Long…(Lgl Notice-Equity Case No. 1800). 31 Aug 1864 H&TL 3D John Long vs. David Long…(Lgl Notice-Equity Case No. 1800). 14 Jun 1865 H&TL 3D List of Letters…(Remaining in Post Office in Hagerstown). 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 1D List of Qualified Voters…(List of Washington Co Dist. No. 2 Voters). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L000928]
Myers, John John Myers B: unknown; D: Jul. 27, 1902; Aged 74 years, 3 months and 22 days. Stone is next to Sarah Myers. Burial: Saint Peters Lutheran Church Cemetery, Clear Spring, Washington Co, MD
There is a Myers Bible in Washington County Free Library with this entry: MYERS, John b. 2 July 1812 http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MDWASHIN/2007-04/1177758863
MYERS, G. JOHN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 25 May 1864 H&TL 2F List Of Letters…(Remaining In The Post Office In Hagerstown). H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M006722
MYERS, JOHN (OF J.) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 17 May 1848 HF 3B Estate Of Jacob…(Lgl Notice-Myers Estate To Be Settled And All Claims Must Be Presented). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M008072
MYERS, JOHN F. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 21 Jan 1863 HF&TL 2E Married. (Myers-Eichelberger). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M006765
MYERS, JOHN HENRY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 24 Aug 1864 H&TL 3C Died. (John Henry Myers Obit.). 26 Aug 1864 HM 2G Died. (John Henry Myers Obit.). HM Hagerstown Mail H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M006929
MYERS, JOHN SR. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 4 Oct 1865 H&TL 1E Qualified Voters Of District No…(Registered Voters for District 15 of Washington Co). H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M007656
2 Apr 1845 HF 3D Married. (Myers-Shoop). [SHOOP, ELIZABETH Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 2 Apr 1845 HF 3D Married. (Myers-Shoop). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009554 MYERS, JAMES B. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 2 Apr 1845 HF 3D Married. (Myers-Shoop).]
28 May 1845 HF 3C Runaway Negroes...(10 Armed Runaway Negroes Passed Through Smithsburg on Way to Pennsylvania). 28 May 1845 HF 3D Encampment. (The Various Military Units in Washington Co Will Have Military Encampment in Franklin Co). 4 Jun 1845 HF 3A The Abolitionists...(Edit-Northern Abolitionists Are Arming Slaves and Encouraging Them to Escape). http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsIndex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S000458
MYERS, JOHN W. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 1B Financial. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses for Fiscal Year Ending June 13, 1865). H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/localhistory/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M007704
MYERS, JOHN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 28 May 1845 HF 1G A Chapter of Accidents. (Boonsboro Odd Fellow Reports on 3 Accidents). 18 Jul 1846 NEWS 4C Postponed. (Lgl Notice-Constable Sale for John Myers' Real Estate Postponed). 11 Aug 1847 HF 3A A Procession Of…(Sons of Temperance to Parade in Smithsburg). 15 Dec 1847 HF 3C Collector's Sale. (Lgl Notice-52 Acres to Be Sold for Payment of Cassody's Taxes). 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held in Honor of Furley's Return from War with Mexico). 24 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2G Died. (John Myers Obituary). 19 May 1852 HF&TL 3B Estate Of John Myers…(Lgl Notice-Calling for Claims against the Estate). 22 Jun 1853 HF&TL 3B List Of Supervisors…(Appointed by Wash Co Commissioners). 1 Nov 1854 HF&TL 2F Died. (Mrs. Mary Myers Detailed Obituary). 4 Sep 1861 HF&TL 3C Estate Of Eve… (Lgl Notice-Claims against Barkman Estate Should Be Levied). 16 Oct 1861 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Receipts and Expenditures of Washington Co for 1861). 8 Oct 1862 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Statement of Washington Co Expenses). 23 Nov 1864 H&TL 2G List Of Letters…(Remaining in Post Office in Hagerstown-Print Faded). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=M002117]
Nips, G.W. 29 Apr 1846 HF 2D Killed. (Nipe Accidentally Run Over by His Wagon). http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsIndex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S000458 NIPE, GEORGE Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 6 Aug 1851 HF&TL 2D Report. (Report by Agricultural Association on Exhibition Including Winners). 11 Apr 1860 HF&TL 3D I.O.O.F. (Celebration of 20th Anniversary-Potomac Lodge No. 31). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex//SbjTtl.asp?Q=N000962
Price, Joseph D. Josephine E. Price B: unknown; D: Sep. 21, 1859; d/o Joseph D. & Anna M. Price, age 8m 16d. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD
PRICE, JOSEPH D. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 10 Jun 1845 PL&A 4C Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Joseph D. Price Application of Insolvency). 5 Jan 1847 HF 2E For Sale. (Ad-Joseph D. Price Is Selling a Hearse Body and Mortising Machine). 28 Jul 1847 HF 2F To The Public. (Ltr-Price Responds to Attacks to His Character and Supposed Debts). 16 Feb 1848 HF 3B Legislative. (Brief Summary of Week's Activities). 15 Mar 1848 HF 3A Appointments. (Additional Justices of the Peace Appointed). 3 May 1848 HF 2F A Public Dinner. (Will Be Held in Honor of Furley's Return from the War With Mexico). 28 Nov 1849 HF 2C Washington County Court. (Grand and Petit Jurors for County Court Fall Term). 1 Dec 1849 WC 2A Washington County Court. (Grand and Petit Jurors for Fall Court). 19 Dec 1849 HF 2B Reform Meeting. (Edit-Abstract of Recent Conventional Reform Meeting in Hagerstown). 20 Mar 1850 HF 3D Appointments by the Governor...(Wash. Co Government Appointees). 17 Apr 1850 HF 2C A Patent. (Issued to Joseph D. Price for Impovements in Street Sprinkling Machine). 22 May 1850 HF 2B A Street Sprinkler. (Invented by Joseph D. Price of Smithsburg). 21 Aug 1850 HF 3C Caution To The Public. (Do Not Negotiate or Dispose of Six Promissory Notes Held by Joseph D. Price. 19 Feb 1851 HF 2D Rail Road Meeting. (Meeting in Smithsburg to Send Delegates to Westminster about Constructing Railroad from Baltimore to Hagerstown). 28 May 1851 HF 3C Dissolution. (Co-Partnership of John Price & Co. Wagon Makers Has Been Dissolved). 27 Aug 1851 HF&TL 3B Attention! Wagon-Makers. (Ad-Joseph D. Price Will Sell Wagon-Maker's Tools at Public Sale in Smithsburg). 3 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2E Appointments for Washington County. (Gubernatorial Appointments for Washington County). 24 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2D Washington County Circuit Court. (List of Jurors). 31 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2C Copper Ore. (Herald and Torch Editor Has Ore Samples from Joseph D. Price's Land). 5 May 1852 HF&TL 3B Appointments by the Governor…(List of Civil Appointments for Washington Co). 12 May 1852 HF&TL 2D The Maryland Legislature. (Report on Activity). 9 Jun 1852 HF&TL 2B Adjournment of the Legislature. (Summary of 5 Months of Sessions). 21 Jul 1852 HF&TL 3C Constable's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Mary Besore, Jacob Light et al. vs. Samuel W. Springfield). 5 Dec 1860 HF&TL 3B Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Application for Benefit of Act Of 1860). 8 Mar 1865 H&TL 2E Keep Out of the Draft! (Substitutes Provided to Fill Enlistment Quotas). HF Herald of Freedom PL&A Pledge & Advocate of Morals HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light WC Casket http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=P001659
Rice, Michael RICE, MICHAEL Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 Sep 1849 HF 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons Of Temperance Procession In Smithsburg). 8 Oct 1862 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Statement Of Expenses Of Washington County). 12 Oct 1864 H&TL 2D General Statement. (Annual Statement Of Expenses Of Washington Co). HF Herald of Freedom H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R003118
Alvin B Rice Father: Michael Rice Birth: 15 Feb 1860 Smithsburg, Maryland, USA Mother: Elisabeth Death: 3 May 1897 Mccoupin, Illinois, USA http://records.ancestry.com/Results.aspx?fn=Alvin&ln=Rice Cook County, Illinois, Deaths Index, 1878-1922 Name : Michael Rice http://records.ancestry.com/Michael_Rice_records.ashx?pid=174764720
JOHN RICE Birth: Aug. 21, 1798 Death: Aug. 11, 1858 born October 21, 1798 son of Michael and Maria Margareth Bauer Rice of Wolfsville area of Frederick Co, MD and husband of Elizabeth Marker Rice, Cavetown. John was a farm hand and labored on farms in the Middletown, Myersville Ellerton and Wolfsville area. In 1858, John and son John Henry contacted typhoid feaver and died within days of one another. The epidemic claimed many from the Rice ranks as well as other family lines in the upper valley during the 1858 epidemic. Elizaabeth Marker Rice, went to live in Cavetown the rest of her life with her son Michael Rice and daughter-in-law, Elizabeth --?-- Rice and his family and probably is buried there or Smithsburg without John. In addition to wife Elizabeth, John was survived by two sons, Michael Rice and wife Elizabeh and George Benjamin and wife Sophia Brown Rice, Martha Manzella Rice Boyer and husband Oliver M., and predeceased by daughter, Susannah L. Rice, 1844; and Malinda Rice, 1846? John Henry Rice (1839 - 1858)* NOTE: Daughter, Martha Mazella's Rice Boyer's memorial can be viewed by going to memorial # 29779469 and her husband Oliver M. Boyer, at memorial # 29779453. Parents: Michael Rice (1750 - 1821) and Maria Margarth Bauer Rice (1759 - 1821) Burial: Saint Marks Lutheran Cemetery, Wolfsville, Frederick Co, MD http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=43927756
Ringer, John G. RINGER, J. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 16 Aug 1848 HF 2G District Meetings. (Whig District No. 6). 18 Apr 1849 HF 3B Road Notice. (Notice of Application for Opening Road Beginning Near Elias Davis's Mill). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R004301
RINGER, JOHN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 22 Oct 1845 HF 2D Married. (Barr-Ringer). 10 Dec 1845 HF 3D Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-John Ringer Petitions for Bankruptcy). 17 Dec 1845 HF 3C Road Notice. (Opening of Public Road). 18 Dec 1845 TL&PA 3A Road Notice. (Opening of Public Road). 21 Jan 1846 HF 4B Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Ringer Petitions for Bankruptcy). 29 Jan 1846 TL&PA 3A Examiners' Notice. (New Road). 4 Feb 1846 HF 3C Examiners' Notice. (New Road Considered in Wash Co). 11 Feb 1846 HF 3G Examiner's Notice. (To Open New Road). 11 Feb 1846 HF 4B Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Ringer Petitions for Bankruptcy). 18 Feb 1846 HF 3G Examiner's Notice. (To Open New Road). 25 Feb 1846 HF 2G Examiner's Notice. (To Open New Road). 21 Mar 1846 NEWS 3E For Rent. (Ad-Two Story Brick House and Stable in Walnut St). 18 Jul 1846 NEWS 3C List Of Letters...(Letters Remaining in Hagerstown PO). 12 May 1847 HF 3A Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Two Story House & Lot on Walnut St. for Sale). 16 Jun 1847 HF 3B Road Notice. (Notice Given for Opening New Road). 4 Aug 1847 HF 3A Examiner's Notice. (Opening of New Road). 15 Dec 1847 HF 3D Road Notice. (Final Hearing Set for Opening New Road). 18 Dec 1847 NEWS 2E Road Notice. (Final Hearings for Opening Several Roads in Washington Co). 19 Apr 1848 HF 3D Road Notice. (Application to Be Made for Opening New Road). 7 Jun 1848 HF 3C Collector's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Ringer Owes 1845 & 1846 Taxes and Loses House and Lot). 28 Jun 1848 HF 3B Examiner's Notice. (To Consider Opening a Road). 20 Dec 1848 HF 3C Road Notice. (Final Hearing Regarding Opening of Several Roads in Washington Co). 26 May 1849 WC 3B Examiner's Notice. (Regarding Need for Opening New Road). 30 May 1849 HF 3C Examiners' Notice. (Enquiry Into Necessity of Opening Public Road Beginning Near Elias Davis' Mill). 12 Sep 1849 HF 3D Trustee's Sale...(Lgl Notice-3 Tracts of Land Near Boonsboro). 24 Oct 1849 HF 3B Road Notice. (Final Hearing Regarding Several Roads in Washington Co). 27 Oct 1849 WC 3C Road Notice. (Final Hearing to Alter Mercersburg and Clearspring Rd). 22 Jun 1853 HF&TL 2C The Junior Engine House. (Description of New Building on North Potomac Street). 17 Aug 1853 HF&TL 2G Died. (John Ringer Obituary). 23 Oct 1860 HF&TL 2F General Statement. (Expenses of Washington Co-1860). 6 Feb 1861 HF&TL 2C Sale of Farm. (Report of Sale of John Ringer's Farm). 17 Dec 1862 HF&TL 3B Town Property for Sale! (Ad-5 Properties for Public Sale). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 1B Financial. (Statement of Expenses of Washington Co for Fiscal Year Ending June 13, 1865). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 3E Sale Of Town Property. (Lgl Notice-2-Story Brick Warehouse with Dwelling on Walnut St-Hagerstown). HF Herald of Freedom PL&A Pledge & Advocate of Morals NEWS News and Hagerstown News H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light WC Casket TL&PA Torch Light & Public Adviser http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R001766 RINGER, JOHN (DR) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 2 Jan 1861 HF&TL 2C Death Of A… (Dr. John Ringer' Demise Reported). 23 Jan 1861 HF&TL 3B Public Sale. (Estate Of Dr. John Ringer To Be Auctioned). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R002969 RINGER, JOHN (OF JOHN) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1845 HF 2D District Meetings...(Report On District No. 6 Whig Meeting). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R004399 RINGER, JOHN (OF R.) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Jan 1847 NEWS 2D Married. (Reichard-Ringer). 14 Jan 1847 TL 3B Married. (Reichard-Ringer). 4 Aug 1847 HF 2F No. 6. (Whigs Select Gubernatorial & Congressional Conv Delegates). 29 Mar 1848 HF 2E Died. (Mary Ringer Obituary). 19 Apr 1848 HF 2G District No. 6. (Meeting Held in Boonsboro to Elect Whig Delegates to Co Conv). 16 Aug 1848 HF 2G District Meetings. (Whig District No. 6). 29 Nov 1848 HF 2D Washington County Court. (List of Grand and Petit Jurors for Washington Co Court Fall Term). 15 Aug 1849 HF 3A District Meetings. (District No. 6. Whig Meeting at Boonsboro). 3 Jul 1850 HF 3A District No. 6. (Report on Primary Meeting of Whigs for Boonsboro District). 1 Sep 1852 HF&TL 3B List Of Premiums For The…(First Annual Exhibition of Washington Co Agricultural Society). 27 Oct 1852 HF&TL 1A First Annual Exhibition…(List of Premiums from the Washington Co Agricultural Fair). 9 Jan 1861 HF&TL 3A A Valuable County… (Lgl Notice-By Court Decree Farm for Sale). 9 Jan 1861 HF&TL 3B Estate Of John… (Lgl Notice-Executor of Estate Named). 6 Mar 1861 HF&TL 3A In The Matter… (Lgl Notice-By Court Decree Sale to Be Ratified). 24 Apr 1861 HF&TL 3B Negro Boy For… (Private Sale of Negro Boy). 12 Mar 1862 HF&TL 3B In The Matter Of… (Lgl Notice-Residue of Real Estate of John Ringer). HF Herald of Freedom TL Torch Light NEWS News and Hagerstown News HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R001903
Roup, David
Sefton, J. [sutton?]
Sheetz, Martin SHEETZ, MARTIN Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 5 Feb 1845 HF 3C The Following...(List of Annual Appointments for Washington Co. Govt). 4 Mar 1846 HF 3E Appointments By The…(List of Appointees for Several Co Positions). 5 Mar 1846 TL&PA 3A Appointments By…(Justices of the Orphans' Court and Various Other Appointees Listed for Washington Co). 27 Jan 1847 NEWS 1D Appointments by the Governor. (Washington County Appointments). 28 Jan 1847 TL 3B Appointments by the Governor...(Washington Co Appointments). HF Herald of Freedom TL Torch Light NEWS News and Hagerstown News TL&PA Torch Light & Public Adviser http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S006137
Shank, Adam, Sr. Adam Shank B: May 30, 1824; D: Dec. 21, 1911; Spouse: Catharine Shank (1824-1900)* Children: Ann E. Shank (1857-1862)* Mary C. Shank (1859 - 1860)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Christ Church United Church of Christ Cemetery, Cavetown, Washington Co, MD
SHANK, A. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 16 Oct 1861 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Receipts and Expenditures of Washington Co for 1861). 10 Sep 1862 HF&TL 2B * Bounty Returned. (List of Bounty Money Sent Home from Capt. Adam Martin's Company). 21 Oct 1863 HF&TL 2E Notice To Trespassers. (Not Trespassing on Premises of Following People). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S007063 SHANK, ADAM Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 26 Mar 1845 HF 3C The Spring Term...(List of Jury Members for Washington Co Court). 10 Jun 1845 PL&A 4C Insolvent's Notice. (Lgl Notice-Joseph D. Price Application of Insolvency). 18 Jul 1846 NEWS 3E Constable's Sale. (Lgl Notice-Daniel Buhrman vs. Thomas Castor and Adam Shank). 8 Mar 1848 HF 3B Examiner's Notice. (To Consider Opening a New Road). 14 Jun 1848 HF 3A List Of Supervisors…(Commissioners Appoint Supervisors). 19 Jul 1848 HF 2D District No. 7. (Cavetown District Delegates to Whig Co Convention). 13 Jun 1849 HF 3A List Of Supervisors. (Supervisors Appointed by Washington Co Commissioners-Some Text Obscured). 16 Jun 1849 WC 3C List Of Supervisors. (Appointed by Washington Co Commissioners). 8 Aug 1849 HF 3A District Meetings. (District No. 7 Cavetown Whig Meetings). 19 Dec 1849 HF 2B Reform Meeting. (Edit-Abstract of Recent Conventional Reform Meeting Held in Hagerstown). 17 Apr 1850 HF 3A To the Voters...(Ltr-Citizens Will Vote for MD Constitutional Convention). 12 Jun 1850 HF 2E List of Supervisors. (Washington Co Supervisors). 10 Jul 1850 HF 3C District No. 9. (Leitersburg District Meeting of Whigs). 25 Jun 1851 HF 2G List of Supervisors. (Washington Co Supervisors). 23 Jun 1852 HF&TL 3B List of Supervisors. (Washington Co Supervisors). 13 Oct 1852 HF&TL 2C A Lost Boy! (Colored Boy, of Smithsburg Area, May Have Been Abducted and Taken to Baltimore). 22 Dec 1852 HF&TL 2D The Corn Story. (Adam Shank Raised 180 Bushels of Corn on One Acre over 2 Years). 21 Sep 1853 HF&TL 2C District No. 7. (Cavetown District Report on Whig Meeting). 18 Jan 1854 HF&TL 3D Trustee's Sale! (Lgl Notice-David Stover Real Estate near Smithsburg). 16 Oct 1861 HF&TL 3A General Statement. (Receipts and Expenditures of Washington Co for 1861). 18 Jun 1862 HF&TL 3A Trustee's Sale! (Lgl. Notice-Benjamin Tomm's Lands to Be Sold). 4 May 1864 H&TL 2G Sheriff's Sale. (Lgl Notice-90 Acres of Land). 30 Aug 1865 H&TL 2G Public Sale of Valuable Real…(Lgl Notice-133 Acres, House, Out-Buildings, Orchard-Cavetown Area). 18 Oct 1865 H&TL 3A Soldiers' Convention. (Statement of Purpose and Resolutions Organizing The Washington Co Soldiers' Legion). HF Herald of Freedom PL&A Pledge & Advocate of Morals NEWS News and Hagerstown News H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light WC Casket http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S003380 SHANK, ADAM (SGT) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 3 Sep 1862 HF&TL 2D Company H. (6th Maryland Regiment Mustered in at Hagerstown). HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S006920 SHANK, ADAM, HOTEL Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 15 May 1850 HF 3B District No. 9. (Whig Delegates to Convention from Leitersburg District). HF Herald of Freedom http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009902 SHANK, ADAM, SR. Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 4 Aug 1847 HF 2F No. 7. (Whigs Select Delegates to Upcoming Conventions). 19 Apr 1848 HF 3A District No. 7. (Whigs in Cavetown District Elect Delegates to Upcoming County Convention). 19 Feb 1851 HF 2D Rail Road Meeting. (Meeting in Smithsburg to Send Delegates to Westminster about Constructing Railroad from Baltimore to Hagerstown). 28 Dec 1853 HF&TL 2G Washington County Circuit Court. (November Term Proceedings). HF Herald of Freedom HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009240
My great, great grandparents Adam and Anna Sophia McGuire(Maguire) Shank lived in Smithsburg from the time of their marriage at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Emmittsburg on April 20, 1847 until Adam died of wounds he received while serving in 6th Maryland at the battle of The Wilderness. Anna had two sisters Catherine and Jane Maguire and a brother Charles Maguire who served with the 2nd Maryland (Confederate). I have not been able to determine the parents of either Adam or Anna Sophia http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3579&p=localities.northam.usa.states.maryla nd.counties.washington photo of family and “the empty chair.” CoH, 6th MD Vols. The Adam Shank family was photographed in 1871, seven years after Sgt. Adam Shank was seriously wounded in battle on May 5, 1864 at The Wilderness. Seated next to the "empty chair" in the center is his widow, Anna McGuire Shank. Anna was born in 1830, married Adam in 1846 and they lived in Smithsburg, Maryland. It appears that the daughter standing behind the "empty chair" is holding a rose. The daughter standing second from the right is Alverta Shank Pouder, Frank Greenwalt's great-grandmother, who married Thomas Talbot Pouder and moved to Roanoke, Virginia. Anna Shank's brother, Sgt. Charles McGuire served in Company A, Second Maryland Infantry (C.S.A.), part of the Stonewall Brigade and later, Ewell's Second Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Adam Shank was elected Sergeant when the company was formed in the summer of 1862. However he was reduced in rank to private for being absence without leave from December, 1862 to February, 1863; his rank was later reinstated. Sgt. Shank was shot in the left side during the first day's fighting at the Wilderness and, unable to move, he remained on the battlefield all night. He was run over by a squadron of cavalry just before daylight and the horse's hooves did serious damage to his hips and legs. Sgt. Shank was hospitalized until several months after the close of the war and remained an invalid for the few years remaining before his death. http://www.6thmarylandinfantry.org/familystories/ShankEmptyChair.html
J. Thomas Scharf, History of Western Maryland: Being a History of Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Washington, Allegany, and Garrett Counties from the Earliest Period to the Present Day; including Sketches of Representative Men. p1272. St. Peter’s Lutheran ch in Smithsburg; cemetery has these interments: Jacob Shank, b 8/8/1786, d 2/2/1867; wife Catherine b 1/10/1793, d 3/4/1869. Mary B., wife of Adam Shank, d 2/20/1866 aged 76 yrs 3 mos. Abdel Ross Wentz. History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland of the United Luthern Church in America, 1820-1920. p488 Trinity Lutheran Church of Smithsburg begun 1822. Between then and 1846, most active were Christopher, Colin, and John Flory; John Etnoyer[?]; Jacob Tritle[?]; Peter Mong-[?]; John Welty; George Sigler; Adam Shank; and David LudA-[?].
Snow, David SNOW, DAVID Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 12 May 1849 WC 3B Melancholy Events. (Snow-Flory). 17 Oct 1849 HF 3D Estate Of David Flory...(Lgl Notice-Calling For Claims Against Estate). HF Herald of Freedom WC Casket http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009521
West, David David Newton West B: Apr. 27, 1827; D: Sep. 8, 1897; Spouse: Elizabeth F. Hughes West (1836-1894). Burial: Smithsburg Cemetery, Smithsburg, Washington Co, MD
WEST, DAVID Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 19 Sep 1849 HF 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons of Temperance Procession in Smithsburg). http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=W001561 WEST, DAVID N. 29 Nov 1865 H&TL 3B Court Proceedings. (Description of Various Cases Tried in Washington Co Courts). HF Herald of Freedom H&TL Herald and Torch Light http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=W004730
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents, 1868 p1120 68,400—David N. West of Smithsburg, MD assignor to himself and J. Mong Hughes, Greencastle, PA, Milk Bucket and Strainer—September 3, 1867. Invertible cover has strainer in the middle; cover makes it possible to milk into, strain, and transport milk in the same vessel.
------SONS OF TEMPERANCE Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 3 Sep 1845 HF 3B Sons Of Temperance. (Society Recently Organized in Chambersburg).xx 5 Nov 1845 HF 3C Sons Of Temperance. (Local Man Addresses Temperance Group). 28 Apr 1846 PL&A 2D Sons Of Temperance. (Sons Of Temperance Groups in Franklin Co Pennsylvania). 6 May 1846 HF 2B "Sons Of Temperance." (Edit-Sons of Temperance Division Formed in Middletown).xx 13 May 1846 HF 2A Sons Of Temperance. (Procession Held on 5th; Leitersburg Division Joins). 20 May 1846 HF 2G Sons Of Temperance. (National Celebration to Be Held in New York). 3 Jul 1846 HF 2A The Sons Of…(Sons of Temperance Will Celebrate Fourth of July in Williamsport). 30 Jul 1846 TL 3A Sons Of Temperance Procession...(Procession and Bible Presentation Now Take Place Aug 6th). 3 Aug 1846 TL 2E Sons Of Temperance Procession...(Williamsport Procession Postponed Due to Inclement Weather). 7 Aug 1846 HF 2C Sons Of Temperance. (Edit-Procession Held Yesterday in Williamsport). 24 Aug 1846 TL 2D The Sons Of Temperance...(Organization Has Announced Ticket to Represent Fred. Co. in Next Legislature). 4 Feb 1847 TL 2E Maryland Legislature. (Report On Activity). 22 Mar 1847 TL 2C List Of Acts. (Titles And Acts Relating To Washington Co). 12 May 1847 HF 2C Boon Division Celebration. (Edit-Boone Division Of Boonsboro Celebrates First Anniversary). 11 Aug 1847 HF 3A A Procession Of…(Sons Of Temperance To Parade In Smithsburg). 2 Feb 1848 HF 2E Correspondence Of The…(Ltr-Summary Account Of The Day's Activities In The Maryland House). 24 May 1848 HF 3B Died. (John Pickett Detailed Obituary). 14 Jun 1848 HF 2D Sons Of Temperance. (Parade Held Last Week And Speeches Given). 4 Oct 1848 HF 2D Temperance. (Anniversary Celebration To Be Held By Williamsport Sons Of Temperance). 18 Oct 1848 HF 2C Rev. J. J. Murray...(Delivered Address At Sons Of Temperance Celebration At Williamsport). 16 May 1849 HF 2C Temperance Procession. (Hagerstown Sons Of Temperance Plan To Have Procession According To The Pledge Newspaper). 19 May 1849 WC 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons Of Temperance Invite Brethren From Contiguous States). 30 May 1849 HF 2D The Procession. (Area Sons of Temperance Marched to Methodist Church Accompanied by Mechanics Band). 15 Aug 1849 HF 2C An Address on Temperance. (Address by I.D. Anniba in Market House). 18 Aug 1849 WC 2A Temperance Meeting. (I.D. Aniba Will Talk on Sons of Temperance in Hagerstown Market House). 15 Sep 1849 WC 4B Woodsboro. (Local Gossip). 19 Sep 1849 HF 3B Temperance Procession. (Sons of Temperance Procession in Smithsburg). 3 Oct 1849 HF 2E Town Hall! (Plans For Combined Temperance, Odd Fellows, Town Hall and Market House in Clearspring). 27 Oct 1849 WC 2D Ridgeville, Md. (Local Gossip). 20 Dec 1849 NEWS 3A Antietam Division...(Sons Of Temperance Will Hold A Procession At Waynesboro). 31 Jul 1850 HF 3C Died. (Isaac Swartz Detailed Obituary). 22 Jan 1851 HF 2D A New Division Of Sons. (List of Members of Funkstown Division).xx 24 Sep 1851 HF&TL 2D Sons of Temperance. (Procession in Funkstown). 8 Oct 1851 HF&TL 2C A Temperance Procession. (Sons of Temperance Had Procession in Williamsport). 13 Jul 1853 HF&TL 2C The 4th of July at Clearspring. (Clearspring Citizens and Other Groups Celebrated the Day). 22 Feb 1860 HF&TL 2B Legislative Proceedings. (Maryland Legislature). 26 Apr 1865 H&TL 3A Temperance Movement. (Rev. J. Mckendree Reilly Lectured on Temperance in Hagerstown Lutheran Church). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S006043]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (BOONE DIVISION) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 6 Nov 1846 HF 2D Sons of Temperance. (Public Invited to Members Meeting of Boone Division Sons of Temperance). 20 Nov 1846 HF 2D Postponed. (Boonsboro Sons of Temperance Postponed Thanksgiving Day Procession). 4 Feb 1847 TL 2E Maryland Legislature. (Report on Activity). 19 Jun 1850 HF 2D Sons Of Temperance. (Boone Division Had Well Attended Boonsboro Procession). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009618]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (BURKETTSVILLE TRIO DIVISION) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 8 May 1850 HF 2E Temperance. (Trio Division, No. 131, Sons of Temperance Established in Burkettsville). 19 Mar 1851 HF 2B A Temperance Address. (Delivered to Smithsburg Sons of Temperence by Rev. Samuel Philips). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009882]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (CUMBERLAND NO. 28) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Oct 1846 PL&A 2D Sons of Temperance. (Presentation and Parade for Cumberland Division No. 28, Sons of Temperance). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009736]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (FUNKSTOWN) FUNKSTOWN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1846 TL 3B Washington Co Temperance Society. (Hagerstown Convention Postponed). 22 Jan 1851 HF 2D A New Division of Sons. (List Of Members Of Funkstown Division).xx 27 Aug 1851 HF&TL 2D S. of T. Grand Rally. (Jerusalem Divison of Sons of Temperance Will Have Funkstown Procession). 24 Sep 1851 HF&TL 2D Sons of Temperance. (Procession in Funkstown). 7 Apr 1852 HF&TL 2E Maryland Legislature. (Report on Activity). 19 May 1852 HF&TL 2G Died. (Henry Delater Detailed Obituary). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009974]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (HOREB DIVISION) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 20 Feb 1850 HF 3C Glorious News! (Ltr-Maryland House Vote on Reform Bill). 13 Mar 1850 H&TL 2D Legislative Proceedings. (Maryland Legislature). 8 Sep 1852 HF&TL 2D Temperance Procession. (Horeb Division Will Have Procession in Clearspring). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009847]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (JERUSALEM DIVISION-FUNKSTOWN) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 10 Sep 1851 HF&TL 2C Procession In Funkstown. (Jerusalem Division of Sons of Temperence Plan Procession). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S010056]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (MUTUAL RELIEF DIVISION) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 14 Apr 1846 PL&A 2B The Following Are...(List of Officers of Mutual Relief Division, No. 13, Leitersburg).xx 14 Apr 1846 PL&A 2F Sons Of Temperance Procession. (Mutual Relief Division Proposes Procession in Leitersburg). 13 Oct 1846 PL&A 2C The Following Is A List...(Officers of Mutual Relief Division of Sons of Temperance).xx 22 Mar 1847 TL 2C List Of Acts. (Titles and Acts Relating to Washington Co). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009633]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (PLEDGE DIVISION) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Jan 1846 PL&A 2C Pledge Division, No. 12...(List of New Officers for Sons of Temperance).xx 28 Apr 1846 PL&A 2F Sons Of Temperance. (Pledge Division No. 1 Will Have Procession). 3 Feb 1847 NEWS 1D Maryland Legislature. (Report of Activity). 4 Feb 1847 TL 2E Maryland Legislature. (Report on Activity). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009620]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (SHARPSBURG) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 29 Dec 1849 WC 2D Sharpsburg. (Local Gossip). 4 Jun 1851 HF 2C Procession in Sharpsburg. (218 Members of Sons of Temperance Gathered in Sharpsburg). 31 Mar 1852 HF&TL 2E Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun. (Ltr-Affairs in Washington Co). 14 Apr 1852 HF&TL 2C "A Correspondent of the Hagerstown…(Edit-Herald & Torch Editor Chides Odd Fellow Editor About Fault Finding). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009818]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (SHIPPENSBURG) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 1 Dec 1849 WC 1B Communications. (Ltr-Sons of Temperance Band of Shippensburg).xx [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009815]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (SMITHSBURG) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 22 Sep 1849 WC 2B To Day...(Smithsburg Sons of Temperance Will Parade). 13 Oct 1849 WC 2C Leitersburg. (Local Gossip). 31 Jul 1850 HF 3C Died. (Isaac Swartz Detailed Obituary).xx 19 Mar 1851 HF 2B A Temperance Address. (Delivered to Smithsburg Sons of Temperence by Rev. Samuel Philips). 26 Mar 1851 HF 2G Temperance Address...(Text of Address Given to Smithsburg Sons of Temperence). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009790]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE (SOLOMON TEMPLE NO. 8) Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 17 Nov 1846 HF 2B Temple of Honor. (Higher Order of Sons of Temperance Formed in Frederick). HF Herald of Freedom TL Torch Light PL&A Pledge & Advocate of Morals NEWS News and Hagerstown News MFP Maryland Free Press H&TL Herald and Torch Light HF&TL Herald of Freedom and Torch Light WC Casket TL&PA Torch Light & Public Adviser [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S009748]
LEITERSBURG TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1846 TL 3B Washington County Temperance Society. (Hagerstown Conv Postponed). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=L001133]
ROHERSVILLE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1846 TL 3B Washington County Temperance Society. (Hagerstown Conv Postponed). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=R004406]
SMITHSBURG TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1846 TL 3B Washington County Temperance Society. (Hagerstown Conv Postponed). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=S003160]
CLEAR SPRING TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 13 Aug 1846 TL 3B Washington County Temperance Society. (Hagerstown Conv Postponed). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=C001964]
HAGERSTOWN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Date Paper Page/Col Title/Summary 16 May 1849 HF 2C Temperance Procession. (Hagerstown Sons of Temperance Plan to Have Procession According to The Pledge Newspaper). 28 Jun 1854 HF&TL 2B Temperance in Hagers-Town. (Hagers Town Temperance Union Now Has Constitution and By-Laws). [http://www.washcolibrary.org/newsindex/SbjTtl.asp?Q=H004072]
J. Thomas Scharf A History of Western Maryland... p923 “Mr. Gist is one of the best practical farmers in the county, and pays special attention to darying, selling his milk, save in the winter, when it is made into butter. He belongs to the Methodist Episcopal Church, and for thirty-five years has been a member of Carroll Division No. 42, Sons of Temperance. During the late Civil War, he was a strong supporter of the Union.” p788 “Great Falls Division, No. 50, Sons of Temperance, was chartered April 5, 1873, and continued in active operation some four years. P Its charter members were John W. Carroll, John Collins, Robert McNair, John Minnis, Thomas Hill, George W. Cummings, Everitt Ellis, John Kelly, James W. Evely, Edward E. Fisher, Basil T. Henley, Thomas Sullivan, Francis Fisher, and Frank Soper.” John W. Carroll
John Collins
George W. Cummings
Everitt Ellis
James W. Evely
Edward E. Fisher
Francis Fisher
Basil T. Henley
Thomas Hill
John Kelly
Robert McNair
John Minnis
Frank Soper
Thomas Sullivan p951 “Carroll Division, No. 42, Sons of Temperance, was instituted February 12, 1847 and has been in continuous and successful operation to the present time. Its charter was signed by the State grand officers, William Young, Grand Worthy Patriarch, and W.H. Gobright, Grand Scribe. Its charter members were Isaac Shriver, Thomas W. Durbin, Rev. Theodore Gallandet, Joshua Sundergill, Horatio Price, John Malchorn, Francis Shriver, William Zepp, Alfred Troxel, John Miller, James Keefer, Emanuel L. Kuns, Henry H. Wampler. It first met at Isaac Shriver’s residence, and afterwards held its meetings over the Sentinel office, and later over Joshua Yingling’s East End store. Since 1852, the society has met in its own elegant hall, completed in that year. Its officers for 1881 were WP, FK Kerr; WA, George Lease; RS, HL Norris (held this office for twenty-six years); ARS, CH Baughman; FS, Dr. Charles Billingslea; Treas., Jesse F. Shreev; C., JW Pool; AC, Thomas Bankert; IS, George Arbaugh; OS, George Litsinger. Its motto is ‘Love, Purity, Fidelity,’ which are the respective names of its three degrees, subsequently founded on this motto, adopted in 1847. It is a beneficiary association, and pays sixty dollars to the family of each deceased member. It also pays sick benefits of three and a half or four dollars per week. Its membership is forty-five. The cornerstone of the hall was laid July 4, 1850, and it was built by L. Evans and HH Wampler at a cost of two thousand dollars.” p563 “1839 January 1st. At the County Temperance Convention, Dr. Lloyd Dorsey was chosen president and Dr. William M. Kemp sectretary.” 1847 State grand officers William Young, Grand Worthy Patriarch 1848 William Young of Baltimore, Maryland received the first U.S. patent for an ice cream freezer.
W.H. Gobright, Grand Scribe
Carroll #42 charter members Thomas W. Durbin Thomas Durbin B: Jul. 13, 1732; D: Apr. 13, 1810. Burial: Saint Johns Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Rev. Theodore Gallaudet "Rev. Theodore and Julia Gallaudet Lived Colorful Lives" Carroll County Times article for 18 July 1999 By Jay A. Graybeal A family history researcher recently visited the Historical Society's library and asked for help in locating information about Rev. Theodore Gallaudet, a brother of Thomas Gallaudet and founder of the university that bears his name. Rev. Theodore Gallaudet served the New Windsor Presbyterian Church from 1853-1855 and the Westminster church from 1856-1857. In helping the researcher I found that Judge Francis Neal Parke of Westminster and Western Maryland College professor Dr. Hugh Latimer Elderdice had researched Rev. Gallaudet in the late 1930s. Former Westminster resident Mary B. Shellman provided the researchers with some information about the minister in 1937: "Theodore, the son of Octavius Gallaudet, a French Huguenot, and brother of Thomas Gallaudet, the founder of the Deaf and Dumb Institute in New York, came to Westminster from Washington before the Civil War. He had been private secretary to Andrew Jackson. Mrs. Gallaudet's most intimate friend was Dolly Madison. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gallaudet were cultured and educated people although rather peculiar. Mrs. Gallaudet was a daughter of Dr. Nathan Smith of Baltimore. Mr. Gallaudet was a graduate of Princeton University. When he came to Westminster he accepted the principalship of the brick school at the entrance to the cemetery and later taught school in the basement of the Methodist Protestant Church. He gave up teaching and became an agent for the Bible Association and while selling Bibles and Hymn books, he distributed tracts in the rural sections of Carroll County, and to the older residents of the County; he is remembered as a circuit rider, who was entertained in the homes of the farmers. The Gallaudets lived in quite a few houses in Westminster and many quaint stories are told regarding their peculiarities, among which is the following: A disagreement grew out of a conversation between the couple and Mr. Gallaudet left home for a business trip before the disagreement was cleared up. The wife, no doubt, thought of this during the day and finally decided to frighten the husband. So she went up stairs, donned her night clothes, and climbed into bed. When she heard her husband enter the house she feigned that she was dead. Mr. Gallaudet entered the room and calmly looked at his wife, and quoted: 'The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, Blessed be the name of the Lord.' Mrs. Gallaudet grew quite indignant, jumped out of bed and no doubt resumed the dispute. Mrs. Gallaudet died in Westminster and was buried in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore, Maryland. After the death of his wife Mr. Gallaudet rented a room from Mr. Knight on Pennsylvania Avenue, Westminster, Maryland where he made his home until his death. He is buried at New Freedom, Pennsylvania." Mrs. Gallaudet eventually predeceased her husband and her death was reported in the July 19, 1879 issue of the Westminster American Sentinel newspaper: "Mrs. Julia, wife of Rev. T. Gallaudet, of this city, died suddenly at her residence in the West end of town on Monday night. The deceased had been ill a short time ago but had apparently recovered and was in her usual health. Her daughter had just arrived on the evening train from Washington and they were sitting in conversation, when she suddenly fell off the chair and died almost instantly without a struggle. A messenger was despatched for her husband who was absent, but unfortunately he could not be found. Mr. Gallaudet is engaged in selling books through the country and his whereabouts could not be learned, although every effort had been made. Her remains were taken to Washington, D.C., for interment on Wednesday morning, accompanied by her daughter and friends. The deceased was in the 78th year of her age. She was once a very intimate friend of Mrs. Madison, wife of the sage of Montpelier, and had many letters from her. Mrs. Madison always addressed her as "Dear Julia". Mrs. Gallaudet leaves a husband, two daughters, and one son in the ministry." Rev. Gallaudet's death was reported in the October 4, 1884 issue of the Westminster American Sentinel newspaper: "Rev. Theodore Gallaudet, a well known local preacher and colporteur, died at New Freedom, Pa., on Tuesday, aged 79 years. The deceased was well known in this city and County where he had resided a number of years. He was a true Christian and a ripe scholar. Of late years he made his home in New Freedom, his wife having died some years ago." The death of Rev. Gallaudet closed a chapter on a colorful couple who had known presidents and first ladies and who also had become local historical figures themselves. http://hscc.carr.org/research/yesteryears/cct1999/990718.htm Theodore son of Peter Wallace Gallaudet and Jane Hopkins born Hartford Mar. 28, 1805 married Julia Smith daughter of Samuel Harrison Smith of Washington, D.C. ACCOUNT OF THE GALLAUDET FAMILY Compiled by: Jean Taylor Kimball Wilson Year 1953.
James Keefer James Keefer B: May 26, 1800; D: Jul. 28, 1886; AGED 86 YEARS, 2 MONTH & 2 DAYS; Spouse: Mary A Keefer (1811 - 1887)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Emanuel L. Kuns
John Malchorn
John Miller John Miller B: Aug. 17, 1788; D: Feb. 2, 1870; Spouse: Elizabeth Miller (1792 - 1868). Burial: Saint Marys Cemetery, Silver Run (Carroll Co), Carroll Co, MD John Miller B: 1791; D: Mar. 22, 1874; Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD John Miller B: Mar. 11, 1821; D: Sep. 5, 1902; Spouse: Rebecca S Snider Miller (1824-1907)**Calculated relationship. Burial: John Luther Miller Memorial Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Horatio Price Horatio Price B: 1801; D: Jul. 8, 1863; Spouse: Elizabeth Frysinger Price (1807-1891). Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Elizabeth Frysinger Price B: Sep. 12, 1807; D: Mar. 29, 1891; Spouse: Horatio Price (1801-1863)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Francis Shriver Francis Shriver B: Feb. 27, 1811; D: Jul. 25, 1895; Vet., Patriot, Rode With 1st Del Cav ; Spouse: Matilda Frysinger Shriver (1814-1884); Children: Rebecca Davis Shriver (?-1846)**Calculated relationship. Inscription: Vet, vs JEB Stuart at Westminster. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Matilda Frysinger Shriver B: Nov. 24, 1814; D: Jan. 27, 1884; WIFE OF FRANCIS SHRIVER; Spouse: Francis Shriver (1811 - 1895)* Children: Rebecca Davis Shriver (?-1846)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Isaac Shriver Isaac Shriver B: Mar. 6, 1777; D: Dec. 22, 1856; Spouse: Polly Leatherman Shriver (1781-1859)* Children: Henry Shriver (1805-1825)* George Shriver (1808-1839)* Anna Marie Shriver (1819-1829)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Polly Leatherman Shriver B: Apr. 4, 1781; D: Mar. 6, 1859; Spouse: Isaac Shriver (1777-1856); Children: Henry Shriver (1805-1825)* George Shriver (1808-1839)* Anna Marie Shriver (1819-1829)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Joshua Sundergill Joshua Sundergill B: 1786; D: Aug. 1, 1872; MASONIC SYMBOL; DIED IN 86TH YEAR; Spouse: Elizabeth Sundergill (1802-1879). Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Elizabeth Sundergill B: Jan. 30, 1802; D: Apr. 1, 1879; WIFE OF JOSHUA. Spouse: Joshua Sundergill (1786-1872)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Alfred Troxel Alfred Troxel B: Nov. 25, 1816; D: Feb. 27, 1867; Spouses: Rachel Haines Troxel (1817-1891)* Louisa S Troxel (1822-1852)* Children: Mary Ruth TroxelL (1843-1846)* Edmund F Troxel (1848-1849)* Louisa S Troxel (1851-1852)* Laura S Troxel (1860-1863)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
Henry H. Wampler Henry H Wampler B: Apr. 7, 1812; D: Apr. 28, 1892; Spouse: Elizabeth B Grayson Wampler (1820-1855). IOOF SYMBOL; Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Elizabeth B Grayson Wampler B: 1820; D: Apr. 9, 1855; W/O HENRY H; Spouse: Henry H Wampler (1812-1892)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
William Zepp William Zepp B: Aug. 15, 1813; D: Nov. 7, 1860. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD ?Catherine Zepp B: unknown; D: 1834; Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD
FK Kerr, 1881 WP George Lease, 1881 WA HL Norris (held this office for twenty-six years) 1881 RS H.L. Norris B: 1826; D: Feb. 14, 1885; Spouse: Mary Jane Norris (1824 - 1852). Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD CH Baughman 1881 ARS C.H. Baughman B: 1853; D: 1905. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Dr. Charles Billingslea, 1881 FS Charles Billingslea B: Nov. 14, 1840; D: Jul. 7, 1918; Spouse: Clara Smith Billingslea (1856-1947) Children: Charles Clarence Billingslea (1878-1917)* James Levine Billingslea (1883-1890)* Susan Haines Billingslea (1890-1974)* John Smith Billingslea (1892-1951)* Elizabeth Billingslea (1896-1977)**Calculated relationship. Burial:, Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD Jesse F. Shreev, 1881 Treas. Jessie F. Shreeve B: 1848, Frederick Co, MD; D: Aug. 12, 1908, Carroll Co, MD; Parents: Levi Shreeve (1807-1875) Mary Grammer Shreeve (1815-1892) Spouse: Agnes M. Yingling Shreeve (1847-1920). Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD JW Pool, 1881 C John W. Poole B: Jul. 23, 1828; D: Mar. 29, 1899; Spouse: Mary Matilda Riggs Poole (1834-1918)* Children: Minnie M Poole Oden (1873-1958)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co, MD John W. Poole B: 1861; D: 1911. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Frederick Co, MD Thomas Bankert, 1881 AC George Arbaugh, 1881 IS George Arbaugh B: Oct. 25, 1820; D: Mar. 10, 1894; Spouses: Margaret Arbaugh (1825-1906), Lucretia Arbaugh (1824-1869)* Children: Julia Ann Arbaugh (1846-1847)**Calculated relationship; tombstone has SOT symbol top ctr. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD George Litsinger, 1881 OS George W. Litsinger B: Sep. 5, 1809; D: Mar. 24, 1886; Spouse: Martha Ann Litsinger (1821-1890)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Westminster Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD ------CHAPTER 16. An act to incorporate the Washington Division Number Nine, of the Order of the Sons of Temperance. Passed Jan. 15, 1846. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That John Green, Jr., William G. Young, William A. Disney, Samuel Henderson, Amasa Leonard, Jr., John J. Hindes, Charles F. Bevan, William Sullivan, Edward May, Edward Cockey and others, the officers and members of the Washington Division Number Nine, of the Order of the Sons of Temperance, and their successors be, and they are hereby declared to be a community, corporation and body politic, by the name and number, style and title of the Washington Division Number Nine, of the Order of the Sons of Temperance, and by that name and number, they and their successors shall and may, at any time hereafter, be capable in law to have, receive and retain to them and their successors, properly, real and personal; also devises or bequests of any person or persons, bodies corporate or politic, capable of making the same, and the same at their pleasure to transfer or dispose of in such manner as they may think proper; provided, always, that the said corporation or body politic, shall not at any time hold or possess property, real, personal or mixed, exceeding in value the sum of twenty thousand dollars.
Incorporated. Volume 611, Page 12 [state laws; archives of Maryland] http://aomol.net/000001/000611/html/am611--12.html Washington Division #9 Charles F. Bevan Charles F. Bevan B: Nov. 19, 1819; D: Apr. 9, 1885; Burial: Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. [Horatio, Reuben A., William, Joseph, Samuel, Thomas, no Charles F.] 1842, Baughman & Bevan, stonecutters Franklin & Park sts (Horatio Bevans; Horatio, Sanuel, John, Samuel, Joseph, Reuben, Wm]. 1849 Charles F. Bevan & Sons dw 121 Garden; Bevan & Sons marbleworks Mount Vernon Place. 1851 Charles F. Bevan & Son 291 n Howard; Bevan & Son marbleworkers se corner Charles & Monument. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p87 Charles F. Bevan B& Son, 285 N Howard. [George Bevan B&Son 100 s Paca; 18 others] Bevan & Sons marbleworkers 140 Saratoga Woods’ Baltimore Directory for 1858-’59. same as above.
Edward Cockey RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. Edward Cockey 92 Howard St.[Augusta, Elizabeth, Dr. John P., J. Wheatfield, and Edward listed, all different addresses]. 1842, 196 Howard st. 1851 guager 214 n Howard. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p121 Edward Cockey guager[sic] 202 N Howard [Edward C. clerk PO 202 n Howard; 8 other Cockeys]
William A. Disney William A (Or Caroline) Disney B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial Date: 11/13/1882, Permit # 9049. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. [Mary, Wesley, James, John, Disney & Watts paint shop] 1842, Wm A., painter, 267 n Howard [8 listed]. 1849 clerk 275 n Howard. 1851 city collector 275 n Howard. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. William A. Disney, clerk, 263 n Howard. [14 total]
John Green, Jr. John Green, Jr B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial Date: 07/29/1874, Permit #.Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. [Henry, Edward, Jane, Samuel, Father, Richard C., Terrance, Enoch, Thomas D., Rebecca, Charles C., William, Mrs. Susan, Mrs. Maria, George, Armistead, John (silversmith, Mullikin St. E of Eden), John (grocer, cor Hillen and Potter Sts.), Phillip, George M., Henry, Thomas, Charles, John (carpenter, Fayette St. E of Eutaw), James, Andrew, Edward, John & Co.(lime & feed store, 92 n Howard), John (198 n Howard), William, Benjamin, David, Ann, Kitty, John (sawyer, Forest St s of Douglass), Edward, Charles, Sophia, Richard, Richard, David, William, Charles, John (measurer Welcome alley betw Sharp & Hanover Sts), Thomas] 1842, John carpenter 41 Fayette e of Howard; J boot and shoemaker, 96 n Howard; John silversmith, Mullikin e of Eden; John sawyer Perry w of Sharp[37 total]. 1849 John Jr. carpenter Cowpen alley dw 487 w Baltimore [John daguerian rms corner Baltimore and Charles dw 86 Hill]. 1851 John Jr. daguerian rms corenr Baltimore and Charles, dw 218 1/2 s Charles. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. John, 27 Gittings; John, iron moulder, 68 Hillen; John J., blacksmith, 119 Grundy; John, carpenter, 126 Preston; John, laborer, 32 Liberty alley; John, dauguerreotypist, 148 e Madison; John, printer, 450 w Fayette; Capt John M. (Crookshanks & Green, 136 n Exeter [75 total]
Samuel Henderson RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. [Henry, John W., Henry, Andrew, John, James, Joseph, James A., John, David, Andrew, Benjamin, William, John, John, blank (carter, Biddle alley w of Ross); no Samuel] 1842, no Samuel [18 total]. 1849 Samuel grocer 2 Delnol alley. 1851 Samuel grocer Delnol alley. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p208 Samuel Henderson, clerk, 89 e Fayette [33 total]
John J. Hindes John J Hindes B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial Date: 09/14/1853, Permit #. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. [Keziah, Moses; no John. John Hinds (bricklayer, 78 S Sharp St.)] 1842, John J. bricklayer Lee e of Howard. 1849 John bricklayer, Garden n of Preston. 1851 John carpenter Paca place [no John J.]. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p213 [10, no John, no J.Hinds; no J.Hines]
Amasa Leonard, Jr. RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. Amasa Leonard, grocer, 72 Hanover St. [other 2 are Wm (cabinetmaker) & Dr. Wm] 1842, Amasa ladies shoemaker, 48 Liberty. 1849 Amasa postman 39 n Liberty; Amasa carpenter Morris al dw Preston w of Gibson. 1851 collector & agent 751 w Baltimore; carpenter Morris alley, dw Preston w Gibson [no indication jr/sr, just 2 Amasas]. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p258 [11, no Amasa]
Edward May RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. Edward May, carpenter, Paca St. n of Franklin [James, painter, May & Cole, carpenters, Davis near Lexington, dwelling E May] 1842, Edward, carpenter, Jasper, dwl 129 n Paca. 1849 carpenter Cross alley n of Lancaster. 1851, hdwe dealer dw 160 Franklin. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p275 Edward 160 Franklin; Edward E., clerk, 160 Franklin. [18, no painter, no M&C]
William Sullivan William Sullivan B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial Date: 7/26/1915, Permit # 22099. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD William Sullivan B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial date: 8/24/1915; Lot holder: Unknown; Burial: Saint Marys Episcopal Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD William Sullivan B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial date: 5/14/1912; Lot holder: Sullivan; Burial: Saint Marys Episcopal Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD William Sullivan B: Aug. 3, 1792, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD; D: Apr. 24, 1854, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD; See Snouffer & Campbell families website www.snocam.us for biographical and family history data.; At the time of his birth in 1792, Westminster was situated in Frederick Co. William and wife Catherine Hoppe had 7 children. Spouse: Catherine Hoppe Sullivan Sauble (1803-1876) Children: Franceann Elizabeth Sullivan (1829-1852)* Margaret Ellen Sullivan Myers (1833-1900)**Calculated relationship. Burial: Kriders Lutheran Church Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll Co, MD William Sullivan B: unknown; D: unknown; Burial: Saint Michael Lutheran Cemetery, Perry Hall, Baltimore Co, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. William Sullivan, painter Lunn’s lane n of Conway [John, Dennis, James, John P., John, Dennis, Jeremiah, Samuel, Robert] 1842, Wm, painter, Eutaw and Perry. 1849 Wm pedlar 213 Eastern Ave. 1851, Wm, painter, 83 s Eutaw. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p385 Wm Sullivan painter 57 Conway; Wm M. carpenter 172 Sharp [49]
William G. Young William G Young B: unknown; D: unknown; Note: Burial Date: 03/01/1884, Permit # 9709. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. William G. Young, tinner, 44 Franklin St. [Wm & Wm Jr, commission merchants, Wm Henry, & 2 other Wms plus many other Youngs] 1842, Wm. G. tinner, Madison w of Eutaw. 1849 Wm G. tin and sheet iron worker 291 Baltimore, dw 111 Bindle. 1851, Wm G. manuf & dealer, camphine & etherial oils, lamps, etc. 291 Baltimore. dw se corner Lee & Hanover. William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. p431 William G. Young, tinner, 18 Hill
RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. Mary Ann Parker ran temperance grocery store 120 Hanover. 1842, Jesse Appler ran temperance hotel Camden w of Light. Joseph Barlow ran temperance grocery Louisiana near Jasper. 1849 Gibbs & Smith (73 Baltimore), Mrs. A. Siscoe (95 Baltimore), and Sprigg & Meseke (35 Baltimore) manufacture regalia for Odd Fellows, Red Men, Sons of Temperance, Masons. Thomas M. Coleman, ed, Temperance Banner 77 Caroline. John Cooper ran temperance boarding house 31 Thames. Rev. Andrew Boyd Cross, ed MD Temperance Herald, dw 73 n High. Sons of Temperance Hall 45 n Gay. 1851 Jno. Kremer ran temperance boarding house 55 Germ. Marion temperance hall 7 Ensor. Sons of Temperance Hall 49 n Gay. http://archive.org/details/matchettsbaltimo1835balt ------1840, April 2. Washington Temperance Society founded in Baltimore. Scharf, Chronicles of Baltimore.... OBU mf 973 289.3 Scharf, J[ohn] Thomas. The Chronicles of Baltimore; Being a Complete History of “Baltimore Town” and Baltimore City from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Baltimore: Turnbull Brothers, 1874. p94 Temperance Herald newspaper[1846?]. Temperance Banner ed by James Young. 12/1850, Monumental Fountain, SOTs Grand Div paper, folded. no SOTs. p440 Temperance Society organized 10/6/1829 w/Judge Brice President and Francis H. Smith Secretary. p531 Edgar Allen Poe’s death (temp lecture). p531 On the 11th of December the Rev. Theobald Matthew, so extensively known as the advocate and propagator of Temperance, arrived in this city in the morning train from Philadelphia. He was received at the outer depot with every demonstration of respect by a large number of persons who had assembled there, and was from thence conveyed in a carriage to the residence of the Rev. Mr. Dolan, adjoining St. Patrick’s Church, Broadway, where he sojourned during his stay in this city. Among the many who visited him was his Honor Mayor Stansbury, who welcomed him to the city, and who expressed the hope that his sojourn here would be rendered pleasant and agreeable. Mr. A. Hyam name: A Hyam residence: Baltimore Ward 11, Baltimore, Maryland page number: 214 nara publication number: M704 nara roll number: 161 digital folder number: 004410622 took the temperance pledge from Father Matthew, and his certificate was numbered 5,774,059, being the whole number of persons who had [532] received the pledge from the reverend father from the beginning of his labors up to this time. Mr. Hyam was chief officer of the Sons of Temperance in this city, and administered the pledge of his order to Father Matthew, who expressed himself highly honored.” p538, Kossuth. p543, KnowNothings. p569, Negro insurrection 10/17/1859 Harper’s Ferry and effect on Baltimore. RJ Matchett, Baltimore Directory 1835-1836. Abraham Hyam, paperhanger, Camden St. E of Paca ------John W. Carroll
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Thomas Sullivan ------Jacob Frey. Reminiscences of Baltimore. Baltimore: Maryland Book Concern, 1893. p61 A decade before the commencement of the war the great statesman, Henry Clay, died. Ther was an extra session of our City Council held on the 30th of June, to arrange for appropriate obsequies here. The town meeting was held in accordance with a public call made by the mayor and at the Exchange, which was draped in black for the occasion, a very large gathering, over which Mayor Jerome presided, concurred in resolutions of respect and grief. An address by Z. Collins Lee, Esq. contained these words, which seem to express the sentiments of every one present, of whatever party creed — "Let, then, the nation which mourns his loss, let men of all parties, now pause and contemplale his noble example and learn from it the true love of country and mankind. Around this great statesman's tomb be the voice of faction and disunion hushed and the spirit of partisan rivalry extinguished forever." Among the resolutions was one inviting all citizens who could conveniently do so to attend the funeral at Washington in a body, and providing for the appointment by the chair of a committee of twenty-four representative citizens to visit Washington and testify the respect of the city for the illustrious dead. Every preparation was made in Baltimore to do honor to the statesman—"The Sage of Ashland," as he was called. When the hour arrived for the car which should bear the funeral cortege to leave the capital, three guns were fired in quick succession from Federal Hill. The procession which was to escort the remains from the depot was formed in Poppleton and Pratt Streets, with the right resting on Baltimore Street. Besides the military there were various societies, intdudmg the Odd Fellows, Old Defenders, Sons of Temperance, Firemen, etc. These formed to the eastward of the military. ------William Henry Boyd. The Baltimore City Directory, 1858. ------American Temperance Union. Almanac for 1849. 1848 p17 AR state temp organization, Jesse Brown pres. Order of the SOTs, 28 Grand Divisions, 2,654 Subordinate Divisions, 149,372 mbrs. 5,041 suspended last yr, 8,043 expelled, 772 died, 8,001 violated pledge, 2,452 reinstated, 742 violated 2nd time, $475,987.57 cash recd, $140,038.59 pd for benefits, $209,666.65 cash on hand invested, Grand Division’s cut $20,873.56, Charter fees $5,390, Dispensation fees $776.75, Grand Div reps 5,640, reps to Natl Div 126, Natl Div’s cut $2,783.90. p19 Distilleries, free states 2,464 producing 35,66,200 [sic] gals; slave states 7,864 stills producing 41,402,306 gals. publications included Vindication of the Order of the Sons of Temperance, by P.S. White and Rev. E.S. Ely, D.D. ------fire companies in Baltimore: 15 by 1833, 1st city one 1833 (Baltimore United Fire Company)--still volunteer. 1858, 1st Hose Co bought 1st steam engine to use, and named it Alpha and city council adopted use of fire alarm telegraph. 1858, decision to convert from vol to pd city fire cos organized. Prior to that time (after 1833, operated like Masons and other societies). ------