Someone sent this web site to the County Roscommon list. It looks like a great site that allows you to zero in on a locality, see what local records (by location, type and years) are in the LDS Church's International Genealogical Index (IGI), and search only them for a surname. It only includes microfilm batch numbers for North America and the British Isles. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the first page to get to the links for each country. The search engine works off of the LDS web site, but it filters out all the names from places you are not interested in. As an example, you can go to USA, then Maryland, then Baltimore to see and search the specific Baltimore records they have. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers.htm#Page

The Maryland Genealogical Society Fall Seminar for 2004 was held in Westminster and featured Helen Leary ... a really nice presentation. More than a month later, I've finally got the Surname Exchange from that conference on-line. Vist http://MdGenSoc.org then go to Database>Surname Exchange and follow the appropriate links. You'll also find the Surname Exchanges from all of the most recent seminars on-line. While visiting MdGenSoc, don't forget to check in on our continuing project Md-MAP (Maryland Members' Ancestry Project). Gary 21 November 2004 Baltimore http://home.att.net/~g.ruppert

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: sterling,patton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4300.1.1 Message Board Post: thank you for the information about montogmery sterling montogmery married hannah patton in belmont co around 1839 also i had only there son montogmery and mary so now i can work on finding there brother's and sister family so i hope they are in the belmont co area so thank you for the information mary

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Foraker, Green Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4313 Message Board Post: I am looking for information into the marriage of James Foraker and Emma Green. They were most likely married in Maryland, possibly Centreville. It would have been in the 1800's. Any help would be appreciated!!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Foraker, Feraker, Foreacre, Foracker, Green Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4312 Message Board Post: I am desparately searching for the graves of my husband's grandfather Clarence Foraker (1882-1937) and Clarence's parents James Foraker and Emma Green Foraker. I recently received Clarence's death certificate and it shows his burial place as Centreville but does not say specifically where he is. I made a call to the Centreville Courthouse and they had no information on those names there. I am stuck and have nothing to go on. Someone please help!! Any advice is greatly appreciated. I had a wonderful friend working on this with us and we all hit a brick wall. Thanks so much!!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/241.1722.1.1 Message Board Post: Cheryl- I happened to come across your 2002 message on the Trunnell message board today. I wondered if you had found the answer to your question about Kitty/Catherine and Nancy Trunnell who were both married to Benjamin Ridgway? I have been researching the Bullitt Co Trunnells for 7 years and have been there to research 3 times from my home in FL. Without looking at my notes, I think I recall that Kitty was married to Benjamin Ridgway who died in Indiana about 1848. Nancy sold the KY land she inherited from her father John Trunnell to her brother Henry Trunnell in 1850. At this time she was already divorced from Benjamin W. (Wigginton) Ridgway and married to Adam Lisman of IN. Benjamin W. was back in Bullitt Co and remarried to a Manerva (maiden name unknown). I would guess that the two Benjamins are cousins and have seen other discussion on this on the Bullitt Co mailing list. On the 1850 census Adam and Nancy Lisman are in Sullivan Co, IL. The widowed Kitty Ridgway is also in the 1850 census of Sullivan Co. Benjamin W. Ridgway and Manerva and their family are in Bullitt Co. Benjamin W and Nancy's son Wigginton Ridgway is with Nancy and Adam Lisman in both the 1850 and 1860 censuses in IN. I am the 2ggdau of Henry Trunnell, brother of Kitty and Nancy. Are you a Trunnell descendant? Pat Payne

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4293.1 Message Board Post: Judging by the repetition of names, the family might descend from the early HINTON families of Anne Arundel Co., MD. Note that the name Philip is connected to another Jeremiah, and the name Philip might come from the HOWARD family. Robert BARNES' Maryland Marriages, Anne Arundel Co., HINTON: Jno., 22 Je. 1707, Elizabeth COCKSIDER Thomas, 28 Aug. 1718, Rachel HOWARD Wm., 24 Dec. 1721, Mary DURINTUNE. H. W. NEWMAN's AA Gentry: Philip HOWARD (ca. 1660 - 1703, s/o Samuel & Catherine) m. Sarah _, & had Samuel, m. Elizabeth _ James, m. 8 D 1720, St. Anne's, Barbara TAYLOR Priscilla, d. unm. Rachel, m. 28 Aug. 1718, St. Anne's, Thos. HINTON Philip, posthumous, b. 1704, m. Mary_ . Samuel HOWARD's wife was Catherine WARNER. Their son Philip HOWARD was involved in a suit over the estate of his mother's father James WARNER, who devised "Warner's Neck" to his dau. Johanna SEWELL, with provision that it should remain in possession of his heirs. Johanna's husband James SEWELL sold to Samuel HOWARD. The court upheld the sale, since Samuel was heir in right of his wife. MD Cal/o Wills: Will of Samuel HOWARD, AA, pr. 23 Je. 1724, wit. Thos. HINTON [must be brother-in-law]. Edwd. WRIGHT's Anne Arundel Co. Church Records, All Hallows Parish, HINTON: Wm. & Mary had Thomas, bpt. 26 Nov. 1702 John m. 22 Je. 1707, Elizabeth COCKSIDER John & Elisabeth had Thomas, bpt. 30 Je. 1717 Elisabeth m. John FARREL, 5 F 1718. St. Anne's Parish, HINTON: Wm., m. 24 Dec. 1721, Mary DURINTUNE Thomas, m. 28 Aug. 1718, Rachel HOWARD, & had Philip, bpt. 22 July 1722; & Wm. Robert, b. 12 Je. 1728. St. James: HINTON, Thomas, m. 5 July 1778, Mary WATSON. ARPS' Heirs & Orphans of AA Co., MD: Estate of Sarah CHALK administered by Martin FISHER, 14 Oct. 1792. Surety Thos. HINTON. Thirds to Rebecca CHALK (wf/o Martin FISHER), Minah, & Alexander CHALK. Robert BARNES' Balto. Co. Families, 1659 - 1759: Samuel HYNTON / HINTON had will pr. 15 Dec. 1720, wf. Elizabeth, son Thomas [or Timothy? per MD Cal/o Wills], & dau. Sarah OLIVE [or ILIFF]. He also named son-in-law James BAGFORD (probably meaning stepson), and Constant, John, & Richard SAMPSON. Pr. Geo. Co., MD, Indexes of Church Reg., Queen Anne Parish: John HINTON & Mary had John, b. 27 Nov. 1730, & Francis, b. 21 Feb. __. Pr. Geo. Parish: John HINTON & Susanna had Leatha, b. 26 S 1791. Donna V. RUSSELL's Selby Family of Colonial America: Martha SELBY [b. 27 Mar. 1765, d/o Ann _ & Saml. SELBY, son of Wm. Magruder SELBY] m. ca. 1784, Philip HINTON and had Samuel, Jeremiah, Thomas, Michael, Mary, Rebeckah, & Nancy HINTON. Abstracts of Wills of Montg. Co., MD: Thomas HINTON, pr. 12 Je. 1792. To wf. Rebeckah & ch. Thomas, James, Pillip {sic}, & Michal HINTON, Mary WARD, Ann ANDREWS, & Rachel BALL. To grandson James, s/o son Thomas. Wit. Danl. BENNETT. MYERS' M. Lic/o Fredk. Co., MD, HINTON: John, 23 S 1786, Susan McCLAIN Mary, 3 F 1796, Thos. ELLIOT Rachel, 20 F 1779, Jas. BALL Rachel, 23 N 1779, Uriah LATON Richard, 18 Mar. 1779, Ruth CASH. Assessment Lists, 1798, Back River Lower Hundred, Balto. Co. (east of the city): Thos. HINTON, occupant of tract of Larallen BARRY. Maybe these clues will help. My line is SELBY. Good Luck!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4297.1 Message Board Post: There is a Census of 1776 for most of Frederick Co., MD, which doesn't have any BRANDENBURGER, but some must have been there. New Facts & Old Families of Fredk. Co., MD: Sale of original lots in Middletown, Lot 4: Magdalena JESSERONG, 3-3-67, {1767?} to Mathias BRANDENBURG, K:997; & BRANDENBURG to Harman YOST, 18-8-72 {1772?}, P:323. There may have been relatives in Bedford Co., PA, as the 1790 Census there (not subdivided) has BRANDIBOURGH, Anthony, 113; BRANDIBURGH, Jacob, 100; & BRANDIBERGER, Christon, 212. Christon was next to BURNDVEGER, John, 126 [Numbers are males 16+, males under 16, & females]. Many Swiss and German immigrants did come through Philadelphia, so perhaps you just haven't found Ulrich because of a strange spelling of his surname. Robert BARNES' Maryland Marriages, Fredk. Co., & MYERS M. LIc/o Fredk. Co., MD: BRANDENBERGER, Saml., 8 May 1780, Madelaine HARGERHYMER / HARGERHYMA BRANDENBERGH, Fredk., 22 F 1782 / 31 May 1782, Eliz'th SIBERT BRANDENBURGER: Jacob, 13 F 1787, Eliz. REIN BRANDENBURGER, Math., 16 Dec. 1787, Barb. KELLER BRANDENBERGH, Henry, 10 July 1793, Elizabeth GORNER BRANDENBURGER, John, 13 Apr. 1794, Phoebe GARNER BRANDENBURG, Wm., 15 Je. 1795, Christena MARTIN BRANDENBURGH, Henry / Henrich, 3 Apr. 1804, Elizabeth GEPHEART / GEBHARD. BRANDENBURG, Wm., 13 S 1806, Christi(a)na LONG Fredk. Co., MD, Militia in the War of 1812: Pvt. Jesse BRANDENBURGH, b. ca. 1795, served 3 Aug. to 8 Nov. 1814 under Capt. Denton DARBY as substitute for brother Jacob. Jesse m. May 1818 near Flushing, OH, Matilda TURNER. They were of Flushing Twp., Belmont Co., OH, 1850; in 1871, of Harrison Co., OH. In 1855, witnesses were Joseph COOK & Allen T. BRANDENBURGH. In 1871, wit. Thos. LINDSAY, Flushing, & Allen C. TURNER, of Cadiz, OH [Bounty claim 50:40:38038 & 55:120:50535; pension SO6908 & SC7613]. Grandson Howard Wilson BRANDENBURG of Boston, MA, 27 Oct. 1918; Grandson O. D. BRANDENBURG, Madison, WI, 1 Apr. 1918. Evan. Ref. Ch., Fredk., MD: Jesse, b. 8 July 1795, s/o Jacob BRANDENBERGER & Elisabeth. FamilySearch has Ulrich BRANDENBURGER, b. 25 Aug. 1709, Berg Am Irchel, Zurich, Switzerland, s/o Hans BRANDENBURGER & Barbara EWIG. Ulrich m. 10 Dec. 1743, Zurich, Anna KRAMER, & had Barbara, b. 30 Aug. 1744; Brauhart, b. 3 July 1746; Hans Conrad, b. 14 Jan. 1748; & Margaretha, b. 20 May 1751. The name Ulrich goes back about a century there. Does this information fit your family? Can you add anything? Good Luck!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4300.1 Message Board Post: Do you mean the Montgomery STERLING that went to Belmont Co., OH? On 3 July 1839, Belmont Co., OH, Montgomery STERLING m. Hannah PATTON. A Google search shows many more PATTON marriages there. FamilySearch database of the 1880 Census, Pease, Belmont Co., OH: STERLING, Montgomery, 64, coal miner, MD MD MD; wf. Hannah, 60, PA PA PA; ch. all b. OH: Montgomery, 21; Henry, 18; Caroline, 16; & Dallas, 13. BARNES' MD Marriages has no STERLING marriages closely preceding 1816, but there were earlier ones: Baltimore Co: STERLING, Jas., 19 May 1782, Eliza GIBSON. Somerset Co.: STERLING, Ephraim, Aug. 1783, Ester STERLING STERLING, Ephraim, 3 Dec.1799, Molly BIRD STERLING, Travers, 26 Mar. 1789, Grace STERLING STARLING, Aron, 1 Aug. 1767, Sabra MOOR STARLING, Henry, 9 Jan. 1755, Deborah SOMMORS STARLING, Henry, 1 Feb. 1767, Elizabeth VESSELS. Worcester Co.: STERLING, Southy, 14 Nov. 1797, Rachel DRYDEN. {Worcester was created from Somerset Co.} M & D fr. MD Gazette: The Reverend Mr. James STERLING, rector of St. Paul's Parish, Kent Co., d. 10 Nov. 1763. Perhaps St. Paul's, Kent County, would be a good place to look for STERLING records, as well as other places on the Eastern Shore. Perhaps Montgomery's son Henry was named for an ancestor.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: O'Connell, Saunders, Shanahan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4310 Message Board Post: O'CONNELL, John died at Baltimore City Hospital from a fractured skull, April 6. He was struck by Car 730 of the United Railways and Electric Co. York road line on the corner of Lombard and Light Sts. He never regained consciousness. He was about 35 years old and lived at 1404 S. Charles St. Baltimore SAUNDERS, James S., 219 East Preston St., Baltimore, died suddenly on March 7 while working at the Detrik and Harvey machine shops. Mr. Saunders was born and spent all his life in Baltimore. He was 72 years old. He was a member of St Ignatius Church since it was built about 47 years ago. He is survived by his widow and one son, Mr. James B. Saunders, and one sister, Miss Mary E. Saunders, principal of No. 20 Male Primary School. SHANNAHAN, Jesse E. Died Feb. 28 at his home 1328 N. Mount St. Baltimore. from pneumonia. Patrolman Shannahan was one of the largest men in the northwestern district, standing 6 feet 3 inches, and weighing almost 300 pounds. His was appointed patrolman May 1, 1883, coming from Talbot County.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kearney, McHale Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4309 Message Board Post: KEARNEY, Edward. 2/25 at his home on 623 N. Calvert St. Baltimore. St. Ignatius Parish. Mr. Kearney was a retired livery-man. He was only confined 24 hours, being ill with asthma. He was born in Dublin, Ireland May 6, 1822, arrived in Baltimore in 1850. His wife died in 1861, and a daughter died some years ago. His only surviving child is Mrs. Wolcott. McHALE, Bernard E., Funeral Feb. 26 from SS Peter and Paul Church, Easton, Md. Rev. J. A. Lyons conducted the service. Bearers: George W. Mowbray, Wm. W. Spence, Wm. C. Councell, Chas. B. Flowers, F.A. White, N.P. Towers. Mr. McHale was Asst. Fire Marshall and the Easton Fire Company attended the funeral.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Judge, Kane Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4308 Message Board Post: JUDGE, Rev. William H., a native Baltimorean, died March 6 at Dawson City. His brother the Rev. C.J. Judge, of St. Charles College, survives him. KANE, Margaret Agnes, daughter of Martin Kane, died April 6 from Bright's Disease at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Dempsey, 1807 E. North Av., Baltimore. Miss Kane was a native of Baltimore and was 24 years of age. The Rev. William J. Kane of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Claremont Mills, Md., and Martin Joseph Kane, were her brothers. The Misses Catherine C. Kane and Cecilia Matilda Kane, of Baltimore, were her sisters. Services were held at St. Andrew's Church, Washington and Monument Sts

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fink, Jenkins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4307 Message Board Post: FINK, Mrs. Roseanna. Funeral took place on March 7, from her home at 412 North Greene St. Mrs. Fink was the wife of Mr. Henry Sylvester Fink, and the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Nov, 28, 1898, She was born in Baltimore and was 73 years old. Her husband and eight children survive her. The children are Mrs. Charles E. Weikert, Mrs. John F. O'Hara, Mrs. Joseph A. Lucchesi, Misses Helen V Fink, and Rosa E. Fink, and Messrs. William J. Fink , Charles A. Fink , and Thomas S. Fink. JENKINS, Elizabeth Barroll, 78 years old, died Feb. 28 at 1732 N. Calvert, Baltimore, the home of her son G. Taylor Jenkins. Wife of the late George Taylor Jenkins. She was the daughter of James Barroll who was prominently connected with the grain trade on Bowly's wharf. Also survived by her daughter Mrs. Eugene Worthington of Annapolis, Misses Elizabeth and Ellen Jenkins. JENKINS, Henry C., Died Feb. 24 at his residence near Pylesville, Hartford County, Md. Mr. Jenkins was a member of St. Mary's RC Church, leaves a widow and 4 children.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cassidy, Daily Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4306 Message Board Post: CASSIDY, George. The funeral of Mr. George Cassidy took place April 5 from his late residence, 1524 Harlem Ave. High Mass was celebrated at St. Matrin's Church, Fulton Ave and Fayette St., Baltimore, by the Rev. Gilbert McDonald, who also delivered a glowing eulogy on the deceased. The Pallbearers were: Col. E. J. Chaisty, Joseph Crane, John O'Connor, John H. Katzenberger, Capt. William I. Cook, George C. Morrison, John T. Sheehan and George Falter. DAILEY, Mr. John I., for nearly fifteen years a clerk in the purchasing agents office of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, died March 5 at his home at 107 North Monroe St., of consumption. Mr. Daily was born about 31 years ago and was the son of the late James Dailey, a well known citizen of Carroll, in the southwestern suburbs. He was educated by the Xaverian Brothers at Mount St. Joseph;s College, Frederick Rd. Mr. Dailey was twice married, his first wife having died several years ago. His second wife, to whom he had been married about two years, is the daughter of Police Lieut. Thomas B. McGee of the eastern district. She survives him, with three sons. The deceased was a member of St. Martin's Parish, and O.A.H, Div 3.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Burke, Carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4305 Message Board Post: BURKE, Cornelius, born Ireland, died Feb. 25. 50 years a resident of East Baltimore. Died at residence of his son-in-law Mr. J. A. Myers 2025 Guilford Ave. Survived by daughters Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Richard E.M. Davison. CARROLL, MARY Carter Carroll, wife of the ex-Gov. John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, died at her winter home, 1735 N. Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C. on March 7, Mrs. Carroll of the daughter of the late Judge Lucas P. Thompson, of Staunton, VA, and was fifty two years old. She was the second wife of Gov. Carroll. Their marriage took place at the Cathedral in Baltimore in April 1877, while Mr. Carroll was the Governor of Maryland. Rev. Father Lee, cousin to the groom, celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Mrs. Carroll was one of six sisters noted for their beauty and prominent in society. Three of them married three brothers; Miss Eleanor married R.G. Harper Carroll, and has been dead for some years; Caro9line T. married Mr. Charles Carroll, and is still living. Mrs. Carroll spent about sixteen years with her sister, Mrs. Charles Carroll, in Rome, Paris, and other European cities before her marriage to Gov. Carroll. During the summer months Gov. and Mrs. Carroll lived at the histori! c family estate, Doughenegan Manor, in Carroll County. Mrs. Carroll is survived by the ex-Governor, and one son, Mr. Phillip Carroll, about 18 years old, and a student at Harvard. She also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Mrs. Robert Hull, 1020 Cathedral Ave., Baltimore and Miss Alice Thompson of Washington. She was a devout Catholic, attending the Chapel at Doughone Manor. Mrs. Herbert Robins, ex-Gov. Carroll only daughter in America, was with the family when Mrs. Carroll died. The ex-Governors first wife was the only child of Mrs. Royal Phelps of New York. Children surviving her, in addition to Mrs. Robins, are Mme. De Kergorlay and Mme. De la Grange, who live in Paris; and two sons, Charles Carroll who resides in France, and Royal Phelps Carroll, or New York. Ex. Governor Carroll is the son of Charles Carroll and a great-grandson of Charles Carroll, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Requiem Mass at St. Mathews, Washington, D.C., af! ter which the remains were taken to the family vault at Bonnie Brae Ce metery, Baltimore.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fink Jenkins Judge Kane Kearney McHale McKinney, O'connell Sanders Shanahan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4304 Message Board Post: FINK, Mrs. Roseanna. Funeral took place on March 7, from her home at 412 North Greene St. Mrs. Fink was the wife of Mr. Henry Sylvester Fink, and the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Nov, 28, 1898, She was born in Baltimore and was 73 years old. Her husband and eight children survive her. The children are Mrs. Charles E. Weakert, Mrs. John F. O'Hara, Mrs. Joseph A. Lucchesi, Misses Helen V Fink, and Rosa E. Fink, and Messrs. William J. Fink, Charles A. Fink, and Thomas S. Fink. JENKINS, Elizabeth Barroll, 78 years old, died Feb. 28 at 1732 N. Calvert, Baltimore, the home of her son G. Taylor Jenkins. Wife of the late George Taylor Jenkins. She was the daughter of James Barroll who was prominently connected with the grain trade on Bowly's wharf. Also survived by her daughter Mrs. Eugene Worthington of Annapolis, Misses Elizabeth and Ellen Jenkins. JENKINS, Henry C., Died Feb. 24 at his residence near Pylesville, Hartford County, Md. Mr. Jenkins was a member of St. Mary's RC Church, leaves a widow and 4 children. JUDGE, Rev. William H., a native Baltimorean, died March 6 at Dawson City. His brother the Rev. CJ Judge, of St. Charles College, survives him. KANE, Margaret Agnes, daughter of Martin Kane, died April 6 from Bright's Disease at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Dempsey, 1807 E. North Av., Baltimore. Miss Kane was a native of Baltimore and was 24 years of age. The Rev. William J. Kane of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Claremont Mills, Md., and Martin Joseph Kane, were her brothers. The Misses Catherine C. Kane and Cecilia Matilda Kane, of Baltimore, were her sisters. Services were held at St. Andrew's Church, Washington and Monument Sts KEARNEY, Edward. 2/25 at his home on 623 N. Calvert St. Baltimore. St. Ignatius Parish. Mr. Kearney was a retired liveryman. He was only confined 24 hours, being ill with asthma. He was born in Dublin, Ireland May 6, 1822, arrived in Baltimore in 1850. His wife died in 1861, and a daughter died some years ago. His only surviving child is Mrs. Wolcott. McHALE, Bernard E., Funeral Feb. 26 from SS Peter and Paul Church, Easton, Md. Rev. J. A. Lyons conducted the service. Bearers: George W. Mowbray, Wm. W. Spence, Wm. C. Councell, Chas. B. Flowers, F.A. White, NP Towers. Mr. McHale was Asst. Fire Marshall and the Easton Fire Company attended the funeral. McKINNEY, Adderley H., died Feb. 6 at his home at 406 East North Ave., after an illness of sixteen months. Mr. McKinney was in the stevedore business up to his last illness. He was the son of the late Samuel W. McKinney, the first white employing stevedore at this port. At his death his son succeeded him. Mr. McKinney leaves a widow and one son, Howard McKinney. O'CONNELL, John died at Baltimore City Hospital from a fractured skull, April 6. He was struck by Car 730 of the United Railways and Electric Co. York road line on the corner of Lombard and Light Sts. He never regained consiousness. He was about 35 years old and lived at 1404 S. Charles St. Baltimore SAUNDERS, James S., 219 East Preston St., Baltimore, died suddenly on March 7 while working at the Detrik and Harvey machine shops. Mr. Saunders was born and spent all his life in Baltimore. He was 72 years old. He was a member of St Ignatius Church since it was built about 47 years ago. He is survived by his widow and one son, Mr. James B. Saunders, and one sister, Miss Mary E. Saunders, principal of No. 20 Male Primary School. SHANNAHAN, Jesse E. Died Feb. 28 at his home 1328 N. Mount St. Baltimore, from pneumonia. Patrolman Shannahan was one of the largest men in the northwestern district, standing 6 feet 3 inches, and weighing almost 300 pounds. His was appointed patrolman May 1, 1883, coming from Talbot County.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Blandin, Jenkins, Merritt, Breen, Burke, Carroll, Cassidy, Dailey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4303 Message Board Post: BLANDIN, JENKINS, MERRITT. A Requiem mass was celebrated Feb. 15, at St. Ignatius' Church, Madison and Calvert for the repose of the sours of Lieut. John J. Blandin, Lieut. Jenkins and Assistant Engineer Merrit, who lost their lives in the Maine disaster. Rev. John A. Chidwick, who was chaplain of the Maine, celebrated the Mass. BREEN, John, for 21 years gardener at Johns Hopkins Hospital, died Feb. 5 at his home at 706 N. Wolfe St., of the grip and pneumonia. He had been ill for about five weeks. Mr. Breen was born in Ireland 57 years ago, but had been in this country for 53 years. He was a member of St. Andrews Catholic Church. BURKE, Cornelius, born Ireland, died Feb. 25. 50 years a resident of East Baltimore. Died at residence of his son-in-law Mr. J. A. Myers, 2025 Guilford Ave. Survived by daughters Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Richard E.M. Davison. CARROLL, MARY Carter Carroll, wife of the ex-Gov. John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, died at her winter home, 1735 N. Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C. on March 7, Mrs. Carroll of the daughter of the late Judge Lucas P. Thompson, of Staunton, VA, and was fifty two years old. She was the second wife of Gov. Carroll. Their marriage took place at the Cathedral in Baltimore in April 1877, while Mr. Carroll was the Governor of Maryland. Rev. Father Lee, cousin to the groom, celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Mrs. Carroll was one of six sisters noted for their beauty and prominent in society. Three of them married three brothers; Miss Eleanor Thompson married R.G. Harper Carroll, and has been dead for some years; Caroline T. Thompson married Mr. Charles Carroll, and is still living. Mrs. Carroll spent about sixteen years with her sister, Mrs. Charles Carroll, in Rome, Paris, and other European cities before her marriage to Gov. Carroll. During the summer months Gov. and Mrs. Carroll liv! ed at the historic family estate, Doughenegan Manor, in Carroll County. Mrs. Carroll is survived by the ex-Governor, and one son, Mr. Phillip Carroll, about 18 years old, and a student at Harvard. She also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Mrs. Robert Hull, 1020 Cathedral Ave., Baltimore and Miss Alice Thompson of Washington. She was a devout Catholic, attending the Chapel at Doughone Manor. Mrs. Herbert Robins, Ex-Gov. Carrolls only daughter in America, was with the family when Mrs. Carroll died. The ex-Governors first wife was the only child of Mrs. Royal Phelps of New York. Children surviving her, in addition to Mrs. Robins, are Mme. De Kergorlay and Mme. De la Grange, who live in Paris; and two sons, Charles Carroll who resides in France, and Royal Phelps Carroll, or New York. Ex. Governor Carroll is the son of Charles Carroll and a great-grandson of Charles Carroll, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Requiem Mass at St. Matthew�! �s, Washington, D.C., after which the remains were taken to the fami ly vault at Bonnie Brae Cemetery, Baltimore. CASSIDY, George. The funeral of Mr. George Cassidy took place April 5 from his late residence, 1524 Harlem Ave. High Mass was celebrated at St. Martin’s Church, Fulton Ave and Fayette St., Baltimore, by the Rev. Gilbert McDonald, who also delivered a glowing eulogy on the deceased. The Pallbearers were: Col. E. J. Chaisty, Joseph Crane, John O'Connor, John H. Katzenberger, Capt. William I. Cook, George C. Morrison, John T. Sheehan and George Falter. DAILEY, Mr. John I., for nearly fifteen years a clerk in the purchasing agents office of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, died March 5 at his home at 107 North Monroe St., of consumption. Mr. Daily was born about 31 years ago and was the son of the late James Dailey, a well-known citizen of Carroll, in the southwestern suburbs. He was educated by the Xaverian Brothers at Mount St. Joseph’s College, Frederick Rd. Mr. Dailey was twice married, his first wife having died several years ago. His second wife, to whom he had been married about two years, is the daughter of Police Lieut. Thomas B. McGee of the eastern district. She survives him, with three sons. The deceased was a member of St. Martin's Parish, and O.A.H, Div 3.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4302 Message Board Post: Looking for information on David Davis Traverse. He was born in either 1884 or 1864 and died in 1949. He married Martha Elizabeth Baker (1882 – 1952). I would like to find his parents, siblings, etc. He was probably born on the Eastern Shore of MD.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4301.1.1 Message Board Post: I have the censuses but don't have an index for 1880 or 1930, so it's slow going sometimes. Think I may have a lead. Their is a James H., 52, listed in Baltimore at that time. That's probably him as the age matches up with his birthday. Thanx for all your help!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4301.1 Message Board Post: Donald, There were 12 James Stallings listed in Maryland in 1930, including 5 in Baltimore City and 3 in nearby Anne Arundel County. Since you indicate you have access to all the Censuses, have you verified that all of them are not the correct one? You don't say how old he was in 1930, but could he have died before then? You can look at the death certificate index for Baltimore City at: http://mdvitalrec.net/cfm/index.cfm