If interested in full text of these obits, contact Etta at err1998@webtv.net (note not treenut@bcpl.net). Include date of newspaper with your request.> A - M ALEXANDER, Olivia Ashford ALEXANDER, Alice Henderson BARSOTTI, Mary A. BARTH, Alan BARLETT, Fitz James BECK, Thomas E. BERANDS, Marie > BIRCKHEAD, Louis > BOSLEY, Bessie A. > BRANDT, Harry G. > BROOKS, Mary S. > BURKE, Myron W. > BURROUGHS, William B. > BUSHMILLER, Mary O'Neill > CALVERT, Bernadette C. > CARVER, Capt. George R. > CASSARD, Emily Snowden > CHANEY, Jane M. > CHLAN, Joseph > COBB, Nellie > CROUCH, Lillian M. > CURLEY, Eleanor Guthrie > DALY, Joseph Henry > DEMMITT, Clarence > DENHARDT, Anna J. > DURST, James Henry > DUVALL, Sarah > ECHLE, Edward > EHMLING, George P. > FEHLHORST, Marie Graubner > FINICEY, Minnie > FISHER, Ruth R. > FORMAN, Mary F. > FRANK, Ernest P. > FURESCHI, Theresa E. > GALE, Henrietta Buchannan > GEIST, Lila G. > GEORGE, Sophie Sanders > GRIMES, Walter E. > HALL, Sadie E. > HAMMOND, William Edward > HARTLOVE, Marion > HARVEY, Augustus A. > HORNSBERGER, John G. F. > JONES, Rev. Dr. J. Wynne > KELLY, Jerome > KRAMER, Daniel > KRAST, Michael > KREBS, Carrie > KUEBERTH, Lawrence F. > LANDON, Cleora > LANTZ, Charles B. > LATE, Savannah J. > LEITZER, Albert > LINDERMAN, Harry Cullen > LINEWEAVER, Helen H. > LISTER, Nelson T. > LOWENBERG, Katie > LUTHER, Sarah Alma > LYONS, Katie > MELCHER, Annie Elizabeth > METZGER, Aloysius J. > MICHAELSON, Julia > MILLER, Albert J. > MORAN, Catherine Anna > MORRIS, Grace Lytle > MURR, Margaret > MYERLY, Samuel E. Kathy for Etta err1998@webtv.net

Congratulations on your and Lolas find. I wish I could find my German ancestors arrival information. I know that they were in Baltimore by 1860 as one of the brothers got married there at the German Lutheran Church. Three brothers also enlisted in the Civil War in Carroll County. I have tried to locate them on the Germans to America but with no luck. The surname is Kosack/Kossack/Cossack and I have tried other spellings. Cheryl --- WSULLIVW@aol.com wrote: > > Just wanted to share our good fortune with the > mailing list and message > boards . We owe it all to fellow researchers on > these boards and lists. Without > their help we wud still be facing that brickwall. A > big thanks to all the > folks on the boards and lists that offered > suggestions and advice. Here is what > it now looks like. > > With hard work from fellow researchers in Baltimore, > Maryland we have found > my wife's great great grandfather homeplace. > Valentin MULLER/MUELLER/MILLER > was born in Lorbach, Hessen Darmstadt. He was born > there 25 March 1825 and > came to the US c 1847 settling in Baltimore, > Maryland. He married Mary > KLEIBER/GLEBER sometime about 1850. Do not know if > he married Mary in Germany or > Baltimore. Mary KLEIBER/GLEIBER b 1826 in Hessen > Darmstadt. Do not know if Mary > was also born in Lorbach . Mary's father John was > born c 1799 according to > 1850 census and he also settled in Baltimore. > Understand Lorbach was annexed by > the nearby city of Budingen. So Lorbach is now a > section of Budingen. We > found that Valetin was Lutheran and it has been > suggested that Lorbach is the > Hermhaag Lutheran parish. > > Valentin died in 22 Apr 1877 in Maryland and he was > survived by his mother, > a sister and 10 children. Do not know anything about > his mother, siblings or > father at this time. Do have information about his > children. Appears his Cheryl Miller, Alton, VA Gardening,Stampin' & Genealogy - full time hobbies http://community.webshots.com/user/catsmom106 www.splitcoaststampers.com/go/troublesmom

Kim Thank u for ur kind offer. Have found Valetin mother, sister his father and some new family connections via the census. New family connections include BUCKMASTER and STEIN. We keep following these. All this progress do to folks like u on this mailing list who have offered help and suggestions. Thanks again and Happy Hunting Walt

Please see the included links for additional information. Jim -----Original Message----- Subject: Celebrity Auction The Historical Society of Baltimore County (HSBC) will be holding its first Celebrity Auction. Hobnob with the celebrities of the nineteenth century at our first annual Celebrity Auction. Abraham Lincoln and his wife, Mary Todd will be mingling with the bidders, while the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers will be camped outside the Almshouse. You might even spot a modern day celebrity at the auction. There are a large number of items that have been donated. Among the items up for bid are Orioles tickets, breakfast with Mindy Basara and an invitation to WBAL channel 11 news, prepaid gift cards to Baltimore metropolitan area restaurants, florists, and landscaping nurseries, as well as art work, jewelry, passes to the National Aquarium, the Baltimore Opera Company, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra tickets, DVD & VCR combo units, and much much more! Please see our website for more details. The website also lists all the lots up for bid as well as their starting price, and it is being updated daily with more items. www.hsobc.org/celebrityauction.html The auction will be held on April 1, 2006 at 2:00pm at the Historical Society of Baltimore County's historic Almshouse located in Cockeysville, MD. All proceeds from the auction will go directly to the HSBC's emerging oral history project being called the Threads of Baltimore County. Please see our address below and refer to the website for directions. Girl Scout Troop 4189 will have concessions available for purchase at the auction. Accompanying the auction on April 1 & 2, there will be an encampment of the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Civil War Re-enactors. The 148th was stationed in Texas (Cockeysville) on the west side of York Road from the Almshouse. Come and join the fun, support the Historical Society of Baltimore County, see a reenactment, and bid on some wonderful items at our Celebrity Auction! Historical Society of Baltimore County "Stewards of the past for the present & future." 9811 Van Buren Lane Cockeysville, MD 21030 phone (410) 666-1878 fax (410) 666-5276 www.hsobc.org <http://www.hsobc.org/>

Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in any of the following families that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s or 1900s: Graham Brady Corrigan Popple

Have you checked federal censuses, MD, for the families of Valentine, and of his wife? If you have any info on parents' names [I see you know his wife's father was named John], I'd be glad to take a look for you. Were Valentine's parents named on his death certificate? ...Kim Danielsen WSULLIVW@aol.com wrote: Just wanted to share our good fortune with the mailing list and message boards . We owe it all to fellow researchers on these boards and lists. Without their help we wud still be facing that brickwall. A big thanks to all the folks on the boards and lists that offered suggestions and advice. Here is what it now looks like. With hard work from fellow researchers in Baltimore, Maryland we have found my wife's great great grandfather homeplace. Valentin MULLER/MUELLER/MILLER was born in Lorbach, Hessen Darmstadt. He was born there 25 March 1825 and came to the US c 1847 settling in Baltimore, Maryland. He married Mary KLEIBER/GLEBER sometime about 1850. Do not know if he married Mary in Germany or Baltimore. Mary KLEIBER/GLEIBER b 1826 in Hessen Darmstadt. Do not know if Mary was also born in Lorbach . Mary's father John was born c 1799 according to 1850 census and he also settled in Baltimore. Understand Lorbach was annexed by the nearby city of Budingen. So Lorbach is now a section of Budingen. We found that Valetin was Lutheran and it has been suggested that Lorbach is the Hermhaag Lutheran parish. Valentin died in 22 Apr 1877 in Maryland and he was survived by his mother, a sister and 10 children. Do not know anything about his mother, siblings or father at this time. Do have information about his children. Appears his mother and sister came to Baltimore area but have not found out when they arrived. The obituary that was published in Der Deutsche Correspondent states the funeral was from his mother's house 151 East Pratt St. Have not yet been able to identify his mother or what family members were living at that address in 1877. We found that he was buried in Baltimore Cemetery but have not been able to locate his grave. His burial plot provided additional information regarding other family connections to include the name BUCKMASTER. With this information my wife and I have quite a few challenges still facing us. We are interested in finding out all we can about Valentin homeplace. We are naturally interested in finding out more about his birth, family, parents, siblings, etc. Biggest question is how do we proceed. Where can we find the records, etc. Understood we needed to know the town before we could get any info. Now that we know he was born in Lorbach Budingen Hesse Darmstadt how can we get additional information. Appreciate any help, assistance and suggestions. Please contact us at _lolasullivan@aol_ (mailto:lolasullivan@aol) or _wsullivw@aol.com_ (mailto:wsullivw@aol.com) Again our thanks to all the fellow researchers that helped us along the way. Walt (mailto:BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com) ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Carroll Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdcarrol USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Howard Co.http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdhoward

Just wanted to share our good fortune with the mailing list and message boards . We owe it all to fellow researchers on these boards and lists. Without their help we wud still be facing that brickwall. A big thanks to all the folks on the boards and lists that offered suggestions and advice. Here is what it now looks like. With hard work from fellow researchers in Baltimore, Maryland we have found my wife's great great grandfather homeplace. Valentin MULLER/MUELLER/MILLER was born in Lorbach, Hessen Darmstadt. He was born there 25 March 1825 and came to the US c 1847 settling in Baltimore, Maryland. He married Mary KLEIBER/GLEBER sometime about 1850. Do not know if he married Mary in Germany or Baltimore. Mary KLEIBER/GLEIBER b 1826 in Hessen Darmstadt. Do not know if Mary was also born in Lorbach . Mary's father John was born c 1799 according to 1850 census and he also settled in Baltimore. Understand Lorbach was annexed by the nearby city of Budingen. So Lorbach is now a section of Budingen. We found that Valetin was Lutheran and it has been suggested that Lorbach is the Hermhaag Lutheran parish. Valentin died in 22 Apr 1877 in Maryland and he was survived by his mother, a sister and 10 children. Do not know anything about his mother, siblings or father at this time. Do have information about his children. Appears his mother and sister came to Baltimore area but have not found out when they arrived. The obituary that was published in Der Deutsche Correspondent states the funeral was from his mother's house 151 East Pratt St. Have not yet been able to identify his mother or what family members were living at that address in 1877. We found that he was buried in Baltimore Cemetery but have not been able to locate his grave. His burial plot provided additional information regarding other family connections to include the name BUCKMASTER. With this information my wife and I have quite a few challenges still facing us. We are interested in finding out all we can about Valentin homeplace. We are naturally interested in finding out more about his birth, family, parents, siblings, etc. Biggest question is how do we proceed. Where can we find the records, etc. Understood we needed to know the town before we could get any info. Now that we know he was born in Lorbach Budingen Hesse Darmstadt how can we get additional information. Appreciate any help, assistance and suggestions. Please contact us at _lolasullivan@aol_ (mailto:lolasullivan@aol) or _wsullivw@aol.com_ (mailto:wsullivw@aol.com) Again our thanks to all the fellow researchers that helped us along the way. Walt (mailto:BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com)

John, Thanks for the information. I had found most of that information today while surfing the net, except for the part by Mary. If I remember correctly I think I saw it somewhere that the records for Stewart and Mowen can be found at the Maryland State Archives. I'll have to double check on that. Thanks again, Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Siemon" <jsiemon@bcpl.net> To: <BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 10:57 PM Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Re:Stewart & Mowen funeral home > For Lisa in PA, > You asked about Stewart & Mowen funeral home. This was discussed last > year > on the Baltimore City mail list. Read all the way down Gary's info and > for > for Mary's discussion with Ronald Grayson, the last operator of a funeral > home at the old Stewart & Mowen building on North Avenue. While Grayson's > name was still on the building when I rode by it last year, I'm not sure > he > is still holding funerals from there. It is in a pretty bad area and he > has > at least one other facility, I think out around Pikesville or > Reisterstown. > Unless these records are found in somebody's attic, they are probably > lost. > > John > > -----Original Message----- > From: g.ruppert@worldnet.att.net [mailto:g.ruppert@att.net] > Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 9:25 PM > To: MD-BaltimoreCity-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MD-BaltimoreCity] Re:Stewart & Mowen funeral home > > Hi Mary: > > I was also interested in the records of Stewart and Moen a few years ago. > This was shortly after they disappeared from the city directories and > presumably had closed the business. I contacted the Maryland State Board > of > Funeral Directors. There was no response. > > Unfortunately, your experience, especially in regard to those who may have > had some control over the fate of those records, is not atypical. To my > knowledge the few surviving records of defunct Baltimore undertakers have > been archived mostly by serendipity (Tickner, Mears and John F. Denny are > the only ones that I know of). > > The Maryland State Board of Funeral Directors (or whatever the current > name) > is not really interested in getting involved with disposition of records > from private businesses. Of course this is the key ... these are PRIVATE > businesses and they may do with their records pretty much what they want. > > The records of Henry Sander and Son are a case in point. As recently as > the > 1980s, it was reported that there was a complete run of ledgers from the > 1860s. Unfortunately, after the home was closed, those records mostly > disappeared (a few of the more recent ones ended up in Damascus, MD with > another undertaker). > > By the way, Stewart and Moen began business in the 19th century and had > registers starting with 1870. This information is from the 1981 > publication > of "Records of Baltimore's Private Organizations" by University of > Baltimore > Educational Foundation. > > Recently, I've noticed that the Jenkins funeral home is out of business. > This was the oldest in Baltimore, founded in the late 18th century. There > is > another undertaker on the same premises, but I have no idea if those > records > still exist. > > It is very frustrating, but I'm not so sure if the situation will ever > change. In the 1980s, the Maryland Genealogical Society undertook a survey > of all of the existing undertakers in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. > Quite > a number responded that they would allow access to their records for > research and even a few were willing to have their records transcribed. > Unfortunately, lawyers from the the Maryland State Board of Funeral > Directors stepped in and suggested this was not a good idea. The bottom > line > from that survey is that at least we have a listing from some > establishments > of what was available. Those survey questionaires are filed at the > Maryland > Historical Society Library in the Diehlman file. One other thing that came > out of that survey is that the records of a few former businesses were in > the hands of successors. > > Gary > 28 February 2005 > Baltimore > http://home.att.net/~g.ruppert > > Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 14:04:33 EST > From: Macago@aol.com > To: MD-BaltimoreCity-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <1e2.36824fe4.2f54c541@aol.com> > Subject: Stewart & Mowen funeral home > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > Hi everyone, > For a long time now I have been wanting to get in touch with Stewart & > Mowen, > the funeral home that is listed on my 3rd great grandfathers death cert. > After several failed attempts, I finally made contact today with Ronald > Grayson > Funeral Home, who rents the building. > > Grayson had no idea about the old records and told me to call someone > else. > > This man turned out to be the owner of the facility, who is a real estate > investor. He claims never to of had the records. He claims never to have > seen > them. He claims if he had ever seen them he would of thrown them out > because he > has no interest in them. He told me the building had been renovated > about > 1982 when he bought it. He bought the building from one of the wives of > Stewart & Mowen, & she was an eldery lady then & he suspects she has died. > I > told > him the records should of been turned over to the MD Historical Society or > the > state archives in Annapolis. That is when he wanted to get off the phone. > He > didn't sound very nice or none to paitent with my questions. He told me I > am > > the first person he ever talked to about wanting something from Stewart & > Mowen. > > Needless to say I am real disappointed. Has anyone else tried to get > records > from Stewart & Mowen? > Thanks, > Mary > looking for Alexander Hamill who died May 16, 1878 in Baltimore City > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > > > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > The Baltimore County Genealogical Society web site: > http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html >

For Lisa in PA, You asked about Stewart & Mowen funeral home. This was discussed last year on the Baltimore City mail list. Read all the way down Gary's info and for for Mary's discussion with Ronald Grayson, the last operator of a funeral home at the old Stewart & Mowen building on North Avenue. While Grayson's name was still on the building when I rode by it last year, I'm not sure he is still holding funerals from there. It is in a pretty bad area and he has at least one other facility, I think out around Pikesville or Reisterstown. Unless these records are found in somebody's attic, they are probably lost. John -----Original Message----- From: g.ruppert@worldnet.att.net [mailto:g.ruppert@att.net] Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 9:25 PM To: MD-BaltimoreCity-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MD-BaltimoreCity] Re:Stewart & Mowen funeral home Hi Mary: I was also interested in the records of Stewart and Moen a few years ago. This was shortly after they disappeared from the city directories and presumably had closed the business. I contacted the Maryland State Board of Funeral Directors. There was no response. Unfortunately, your experience, especially in regard to those who may have had some control over the fate of those records, is not atypical. To my knowledge the few surviving records of defunct Baltimore undertakers have been archived mostly by serendipity (Tickner, Mears and John F. Denny are the only ones that I know of). The Maryland State Board of Funeral Directors (or whatever the current name) is not really interested in getting involved with disposition of records from private businesses. Of course this is the key ... these are PRIVATE businesses and they may do with their records pretty much what they want. The records of Henry Sander and Son are a case in point. As recently as the 1980s, it was reported that there was a complete run of ledgers from the 1860s. Unfortunately, after the home was closed, those records mostly disappeared (a few of the more recent ones ended up in Damascus, MD with another undertaker). By the way, Stewart and Moen began business in the 19th century and had registers starting with 1870. This information is from the 1981 publication of "Records of Baltimore's Private Organizations" by University of Baltimore Educational Foundation. Recently, I've noticed that the Jenkins funeral home is out of business. This was the oldest in Baltimore, founded in the late 18th century. There is another undertaker on the same premises, but I have no idea if those records still exist. It is very frustrating, but I'm not so sure if the situation will ever change. In the 1980s, the Maryland Genealogical Society undertook a survey of all of the existing undertakers in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. Quite a number responded that they would allow access to their records for research and even a few were willing to have their records transcribed. Unfortunately, lawyers from the the Maryland State Board of Funeral Directors stepped in and suggested this was not a good idea. The bottom line from that survey is that at least we have a listing from some establishments of what was available. Those survey questionaires are filed at the Maryland Historical Society Library in the Diehlman file. One other thing that came out of that survey is that the records of a few former businesses were in the hands of successors. Gary 28 February 2005 Baltimore http://home.att.net/~g.ruppert Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 14:04:33 EST From: Macago@aol.com To: MD-BaltimoreCity-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <1e2.36824fe4.2f54c541@aol.com> Subject: Stewart & Mowen funeral home Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Hi everyone, For a long time now I have been wanting to get in touch with Stewart & Mowen, the funeral home that is listed on my 3rd great grandfathers death cert. After several failed attempts, I finally made contact today with Ronald Grayson Funeral Home, who rents the building. Grayson had no idea about the old records and told me to call someone else. This man turned out to be the owner of the facility, who is a real estate investor. He claims never to of had the records. He claims never to have seen them. He claims if he had ever seen them he would of thrown them out because he has no interest in them. He told me the building had been renovated about 1982 when he bought it. He bought the building from one of the wives of Stewart & Mowen, & she was an eldery lady then & he suspects she has died. I told him the records should of been turned over to the MD Historical Society or the state archives in Annapolis. That is when he wanted to get off the phone. He didn't sound very nice or none to paitent with my questions. He told me I am the first person he ever talked to about wanting something from Stewart & Mowen. Needless to say I am real disappointed. Has anyone else tried to get records from Stewart & Mowen? Thanks, Mary looking for Alexander Hamill who died May 16, 1878 in Baltimore City ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx

These obituaries appearred in the Sun on 17 Nov 1908. The list is not exhaustive, but these are all I have: ROBINSON.--On November 14, 1908, JAMES B., aged 75 years, beloved husband of the late Ellen E. Robinson. Funeral from his late residence, No. 265 South Highland avenue, this Tuesday, November 17, at 10 A. M. Relatives and friends are respectfully in- vited to attend the services at Camp Chapel Church at 1 P. M. SIMMONT.--On November 15, 1908, GEORGI- ANNA, in the 58th year of her age, beloved wife of Jacob H. Simmont. The depths of sorrow tongue cannot tell At the loss of my wife I loved so well, And while she rests in peaceful sleep, Her sacred memory I will always keep. BY HER HUSBAND. O'er the river of death she traveled, Won a crown from Him above, Now she is living with our Saviour, Folded in His arms of love. BY MAGGIE. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 1222 Columbia avenue, on Wed- nesday, at 2 P. M. SNYDER.--On November 14, 1908, at 10.40 P. M., MARTHA L. SNYDER (nee Greenewald), aged 32 years, beloved wife of William F. Snyder. Funeral from her late residence, No. 1521 North Collington avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. TAYLOR.--On November 15, 1908, at the residence of her son, John F. Ray, No. 1459 Stevenson street, HENRIETTA TAYLOR, widow of James Taylor. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. VANCOTT.--On November 15, 1908, at her resi- dence, No. 1629 East Fayette street, CATHERINE VANCOTT, aged 83 years 9 months and 26 days, widow of Daniel Vancott. The funeral will take place from the above resi- dence this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in Greenmount Cemetery. WEAVER.--On November 16, 1908, at his resi- dence, No. 1436 Light street, GEORGE H., JR., aged 63 years, beloved husband of Mary L. Weaver. Due notice of the funeral will be given. IN MEMORIAM. DAUGHTON.--In loving remembrance of our dear mother, RUTH R. DAUGHTON, who died two years ago today, November 17, 1906. [poetry omitted] BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER, CLARA B. EN- NIS. [poetry omitted] BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER, JENNIE A. SINGLETON, Warren, Md. WEYRICH.--In loving remembrance of LILLIE C. WEYRICH, only and beloved daughter and sis- ter, who died three years ago today, November 17, 1905. [poetry omitted] BY HER PARENTS AND BROTHER -- Thomas M. Sommers -- tms@nj.net -- AB2SB

Looking for information on FREY undertaker in 1877. Possible address 157 E. Pratt St. Baltimore. Thanks for help and suggestions in advance Regards Walt

Lisa, I found the following information on the National Nursing Home Watch List which you can visit tat the following url: http://memberofthefamily.net/watch/215031.htm Long Green Nursing Home 115 EAST MELROSE AVENUE BALTIMORE MD TELEPHONE: 4104359073 TYPE OF OWNERSHIP: For profit - Corporation NUMBER OF BEDS / PERCENT OCCUPIED: 144 / 85 Also, I do believe that Grayson probably bought the funeral home from Stewart and Mowen. Typically, when business are sold like that the old records go with them, at least that has been my experience with funeral homes. Hope the info helps, Good Luck. Jean >From: "Lisa" <ronandlisa@suscom.net> >Reply-To: BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com >To: BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Funeral home and Nursing Home >Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 21:59:08 -0500 > >I got the death certificate for Ann Carroll cottingham today. It says >she died in Baltimore City at Long Green Nursing Home. the funeral >director was Stewart and Mowen Co., 108 W. North Ave. 21201. Her >residence, before the nursing home, was Ambassador Apts. Canterbury Rd. > >I am not finding a listing for a Long Green Nursing home in Baltimore City. >I am also not finding a listing for Stewart and Mowen. If I search the >address it comes up with 3 listings; >Ronald A. Grayson funeral Home, 108 W. North Ave, #AY > >Compassion Funeral Services > >Tri-State Funeral Services > >Does anyone know if Long Green Nursing Home is still in business and if so, >where are they located. Also, if Ronald A. Grayson is the new owner of the >funeral home would they have old records (1979)? > >Thanks, >Lisa in PA. > > >==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== >USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Carroll Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdcarrol >USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Howard Co.http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdhoward >

Mona - Super! It worked! Thank you! Mur

I got the death certificate for Ann Carroll cottingham today. It says she died in Baltimore City at Long Green Nursing Home. the funeral director was Stewart and Mowen Co., 108 W. North Ave. 21201. Her residence, before the nursing home, was Ambassador Apts. Canterbury Rd. I am not finding a listing for a Long Green Nursing home in Baltimore City. I am also not finding a listing for Stewart and Mowen. If I search the address it comes up with 3 listings; Ronald A. Grayson funeral Home, 108 W. North Ave, #AY Compassion Funeral Services Tri-State Funeral Services Does anyone know if Long Green Nursing Home is still in business and if so, where are they located. Also, if Ronald A. Grayson is the new owner of the funeral home would they have old records (1979)? Thanks, Lisa in PA.

Which paper and date was this, please? Thanks! Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: MissRobbin@aol.com<mailto:MissRobbin@aol.com> To: cowpost@msn.com<mailto:cowpost@msn.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 12:56 PM Subject: Obit please Hi thank you in advance I would like to request the obit for DUNCAN, Louis L. (partial). Thank you Robbin

http://contueor.com/baedeker Try this

Hi, It's not you! For some reason rootsweb or MSN or someone "doubles" the links I post to the lists! If you look at the link, you will see it repeats itself. You just need to use the first 1/2, as I believe Lee has already sent you. Anyone know why this happens????? It doesn't seem to happen in non-list mails I send. Glad you're getting the snow and we in WI are being spared! It is the first day of spring, after all! Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: MUR10195@aol.com<mailto:MUR10195@aol.com> To: BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 11:35 AM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Baedeker's Old Guide Books Mona, I clicked on the link, but got a pop-up screen that says it's not available. I'm on AOL and we're having a snowstorm here, so I suppose either of those could be causing me some trouble...I don't know why, but I regularly have trouble with AOL and accessing links through our list - any ideas why? Mur researching Seifert and Larveck Lakewood, Colorado ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== USGenWeb/MDGenWeb page for Anne Arundel Co. - 350 Years of Settlement 1649-1999 http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear<http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear>

Mona, I clicked on the link, but got a pop-up screen that says it's not available. I'm on AOL and we're having a snowstorm here, so I suppose either of those could be causing me some trouble...I don't know why, but I regularly have trouble with AOL and accessing links through our list - any ideas why? Mur researching Seifert and Larveck Lakewood, Colorado

HI, This link came thru another rootsweb list. It is Old Maps. There is one of Baltimore in 1909--you can read the street names and many points of interest are marked. Mona http://contueor.com/baedeker/<http://contueor.com/baedeker/>

Indentures exist for Baltimore County. Baltimore City did not begin keeping a separate set of books until 1851. Indentures Indentures were written agreements, and were sometimes found as contracts whereby a parent or grandparent, (or judges of the Orphans Court) would bind a child over to a master who would agree to teach the child to read, write, and cipher to the rule of three, and to teach a specific trade within a specified time. The apprentice would agree to serve the master, to learn the trade, and not to gamble or engage in other activities that would impair his or her usefulness to his master. The indentures of the Baltimore County Orphans Court contain indentures of children from many other counties, and even from outside Maryland. These County Indentures, formerly deposited at the county court houses have been accessioned at the Archives in the original record books or on microfilm. Other record books may have been recently transferred and have not been accessioned.   BALTIMORE COUNTY REGISTER OF WILLS (Indentures) MSA CM1160 Dates: 1794-1799 Description: 1, i Accession No.: CR 51,552 MSA No.: CM 1160-1 Dates: 1799-1800 Description: 2, i Accession No.: CR 51,553 MSA No.: CM 1160-2 Dates: 1800-1802 Description: 3, i Accession No.: CR 51,554 MSA No.: CM 1160-3 Dates: 1802-1804 Description: 4, i Accession No.: CR 51,555 MSA No.: CM 1160-4 Dates: 1803-1806 Description: 5 Accession No.: CR 51,556 MSA No.: CM 1160-5 Dates: 1806-1808 Description: 6, i Accession No.: CR 51,557 MSA No.: CM 1160-6 Dates: 1808-1811 Description: 7, i Accession No.: CR 51,558 MSA No.: CM 1160-7 Dates: 1811-1812 Description: 8, i Accession No.: CR 51,559 MSA No.: CM 1160-8 Dates: 1812-1815 Description: 9, i Accession No.: CR 51,560 MSA No.: CM 1160-9 Dates: 1815-1818 Description: 10, i Accession No.: CR 51,561 MSA No.: CM 1160-10 Dates: 1818-1823 Description: 11, i Accession No.: CR 51,562 MSA No.: CM 1160-11 On Mar 19, 2006, at 6:21 PM, Jean Arnold wrote: > Does a Book of Indentures exist for the city or county of Baltimore? > Jean > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Carroll Co. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdcarrol > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Howard Co.http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdhoward >