George Nuetzel wrote: > > While at the monthly meeting of the BCGS on Sunday, I did some > researching in their library. I brought home a book entitled "Methodist > Records of Baltimore City, Maryland, Volume 1, 1799- 1829" by Henry C. > Peden, Jr., published in 1994. That sounds like a very useful book. Could you say a little about its contents, how complete it is? Amazon does not say much about it, and I could not find the publisher through Google. Do you know if there are subsequent volumes? And if it is not too much trouble, could you look for a Marcellus Ray, born about 1817? He has proven to be extremely elusive so far. Thank you very much. -- Thomas M. Sommers -- [email protected] -- AB2SB

FYI, CD# 178; by FTM contains records of the Methodist Church in Baltimore, along with numerous other Church Records. My copy has several LOCK / LOCKE names included. These Records cover many Church's around Baltimore, and it also has the Records of the Northern Baltimore County Quakers, and even the Confederate burials at Loudon Park Cemetery. It is a great CD to have, and can be purchased on-line................e-mail me personally for that information, as I don't want to be accused of hawking one place that may or may not sell something. I know I'll hear it anyway !!!! CD#178; Church Records [ births, baptisms, marriages, deaths ]; of Maryland & Delaware - 1600's - 1800's., by Family Tree Maker. TLR *** ----- Original Message ----- From: "T.M. Sommers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 1:35 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Henry Nicholas LOCK (LOCKE) b about 1810 > George Nuetzel wrote: >> >> While at the monthly meeting of the BCGS on Sunday, I did some >> researching in their library. I brought home a book entitled "Methodist >> Records of Baltimore City, Maryland, Volume 1, 1799- 1829" by Henry C. >> Peden, Jr., published in 1994. > > That sounds like a very useful book. Could you say a little > about its contents, how complete it is? Amazon does not say much > about it, and I could not find the publisher through Google. Do > you know if there are subsequent volumes? > > And if it is not too much trouble, could you look for a Marcellus > Ray, born about 1817? He has proven to be extremely elusive so far. > > Thank you very much. > > > -- > Thomas M. Sommers -- [email protected] -- AB2SB

Tim Robinson wrote: > FYI, CD# 178; by FTM contains records of the Methodist Church in > Baltimore, along with numerous other Church Records. My copy has > several LOCK / LOCKE names included. > These Records cover many Church's around Baltimore, and it also > has the Records of the Northern Baltimore County Quakers, and even > the Confederate burials at Loudon Park Cemetery. It is a great CD to > have, and can be purchased on-line................e-mail me personally for > that information, as I don't want to be accused of hawking one place > that may or may not sell something. I know I'll hear it anyway !!!! It sounds useful, but as I assume the CD is usable only from FTM, I wouldn't be able to use it, as I don't run Windows. Thanks, though. -- Thomas M. Sommers -- [email protected] -- AB2SB

Tom, I am fairly certain there is at least one more volume. This book contains 270 pages of very comprehensive information re the Methodist Church in Baltimore. Inside the front cover there is a telephone contact for Family Line Publications who published this book. For more information call: 1-800-876-6103 I looked for Marcellus Ray. No listings for him, but listed under RAY are the following persons: Elizabeth - married John Pickett May 27, 1802 John - married Elizabeth Iser October 29, 1816 Mary - burial October 2, 1825 age 17 Richard - married Mary Ann Martin July 9, 1815 Richard D. - removed from the city October 1818 George "T.M. Sommers" wrote: > George Nuetzel wrote: > > > > While at the monthly meeting of the BCGS on Sunday, I did some > > researching in their library. I brought home a book entitled "Methodist > > Records of Baltimore City, Maryland, Volume 1, 1799- 1829" by Henry C. > > Peden, Jr., published in 1994. > > That sounds like a very useful book. Could you say a little > about its contents, how complete it is? Amazon does not say much > about it, and I could not find the publisher through Google. Do > you know if there are subsequent volumes? > > And if it is not too much trouble, could you look for a Marcellus > Ray, born about 1817? He has proven to be extremely elusive so far. > > Thank you very much. > > -- > Thomas M. Sommers -- [email protected] -- AB2SB > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables quoting the > message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list.