This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Evans, Lee, Baker, Long, Green, Welch/Welsh, Madigan, Berlin, Bruen, Wills, Williams, Delahunt, Cuttle Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4247 Message Board Post: I am trying to find out where my great great grandparents lived. According to the death cert. for my great grandfather Franklin K. LEE his parents were listed as Elish LEE born in MD and Perscilla WILLIAMS born in MD. The death cert. for Franklin K. LEE was from Carroll County, 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/3666.1 Message Board Post: The article below is in reference to Elizabeth (Sandman) (Reuschlein) Snyder. However the dates I have listed for "Elizabeth Sandman" and "Elizabeth Snyder" are off slightly. - - - - - - - - - - - Text is quoted from the Hickman Enterprise - March 18th, 1910. Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, born April, 1841 in Arenzville, Ill., married to Fred Reischlein who died in 1866. To this union was born the late Fred Reischlein. She then married Rudolph Snyder. In 1878 they came to Nebraska and settled near Princeton. In 1880 they moved to Lincoln. In 1904 Mr. Snyder died and also one of the sons. To this union ten children were born, 6 of whom are living, the others dying in infancy. Those living are Henry Reischlein, Freeport, Ill., John Snyder, St.Louis, Mo., Mrs. P. Liebert, Lincoln., Rudolph Snyder, Lincoln., Mrs. Bert Riley, Lincoln and Jacob Snyder, Lincoln. Mrs. Snyder died on Monday, March 11, due to effect of paralytic stroke. Buried at St. Paul's cemetery Wednesday, March 16. Arenzville is in Cass County. She had also lived in Breadstown, Cass County. Her parents and siblings were from Cumberland, MD (Allegany County). She also had a daughter Anna Reuschlein/Reischlein whom may have died in infancy. They had also spelled the last name as Schneider on occasion. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Reuschlein/frederick_reuschlein.htm Please let me know if you find a connection.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Butcher/Beaube/Bobee Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4246 Message Board Post: I am researching my gg grandmother whose maiden name is believed to have been Susan Butcher.She either married or co-habited with a frenchman named Jacques Louis Beaube/Bobee Baubee, etc. She would have been born 1750-1765. She settled in Jefferson/Franklin co. Ms. An 1850 Jefferson co. Ms. list her birthplace as MD, as does an 1880 in which her son lists her BP as Md. Susan Butcher? Was possibly black, part black or indian as all records list her and her family as "M' for mulatto. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who may possibly have a connection or is researching this line. My email is" [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SHUSS REPLOGLE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/1501.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Gene - Please let me know if I have already responded to your messege. I looked at old printouts and could find nothing written to you. I will be glad to correspond if you are still interested.

I am looking for information, on a couple. A Mr. and Mrs. Nairn, he was a attorney, in Baltimore in 1900. Sorry do not know his first name, do know that he married a Emily Pardee, the widow of Dr. E. H. Pardee, of Oakland, CA, her maiden name was Elliott, they were married, around but before May 31, 1900. From a article in San Francisco paper, he was called a prominent attorney in Baltimore, and that they were going to be living in Baltimore. Do not know if they got married in Oakland, CA or Baltimore. She later, came back out to California, where she lived in Palo Alto, and was married to a J. Leroy Dixon, I do not know if Mr. Nairn, died before she got married again, or if they were divorced. Thanks for any help George --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pennell/Eakle Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4245 Message Board Post: I have been attempting to research my gggrandmother, Eliza Pennell, who was born on November 17, 1816, possibly in Maryland. I have been unable to go any further back in the ancestry. Subsequent family always referred to her as “the French Lady”, which would indicate she had a French accent. From family letters dated in the 1840’s I can surmise her siblings were: David; John (who in 1843 was living in New Salem, Fairfield County, Ohio, and had joined the Temperence movement); Polly (who in January of 1843 was living with a family named Sharples); Mary A (who in 1843 was living at “the forge”.; Charlotte (who appears to have married someone with the last name of Allen); Margaret (who married a man named Stone); Joanna (married Michael Kidwiler and in 1849 was living in Harper’s Ferry, Jefferson County, Virginia); Daniel; and possibly James. Eliza married William H. Eakle, son of William Eakle and Elizabeth Colliflower on December 21, 1841, in Shelby County, Missouri. In 1894, William H. was living alone in Shelby County. Letters to Eliza and William H. from Eliza’s family are written from Sharpsburg, Washington County, Maryland. Those from William’s family are written from Funkstown, Sharpsburg & Hagerstown, Maryland. Any information to take this further back in my ancestry would be very much appreciated.

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/1839.1 Message Board Post: Hi, I may have the info you're looking for, if you haven't found it yet elsewhere. Please e-mail me at [email protected] so I know you're still interested, just type family in the subject. I cj=heck mail often, so you won't wait long for a response. Thanks! Jenn Taylor-Norsic

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Armstrong, Donnell, Murphy, Hamilton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4244 Message Board Post: Seeking information on Eliza Armstrong and Bill Armstrong of Maryland county unknown. In an 1870 Census found in St. Joseph Missouri she is listed as 50 years old born in Maryland . Bill is listd as 20 years old born in Maryland. In the household are servant one black named Charity Donnell age 60 born in Maryland and a Mary Murphy born in Ireland age 20. There is an woman named Mary Hamilton age 77 who is listed as being born in Ireland also in this household. bj

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: hardie Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4243 Message Board Post: 1870 cencus annapolis Robert Hardie Sailor born1822 Scotland need family death etc.

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. CAVANO Ellen 24 May 1917 CHENOWETH Mary J 25 May 1917 CONCANNON Mary C 23 May 1917 DEFFELY Thomas 23 May 1917 DOLAN Mary A 24 May 1917 DORN Henrietta T 23 May 1917 DROHAN Mary A 25 May 1917 FROSTS Henry Pickney 23 May 1917 GARDNER Rosie Virginia 23 May 1917 SWOMLEY Edgar Nelson 24 May 1917 TALL Mary E 25 May 1917 TAYLOR Elizabeth J 25 May 1917 TRAU Joseph 24 May 1917 TUREK Vaclav 23 May 1917 TWELBECK Elizabeth A 25 May 1917 WALTER George R 23 May 1917 WARING Rinaldo R 23 May 1917 WATERS Mary R 23 May 1917 WELCH Stanley S 25 May 1917 Christine

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. CAVANO Ellen 24 May 1917 CHENOWETH Mary J 25 May 1917 CONCANNON Mary C 23 May 1917 DEFFELY Thomas 23 May 1917 DOLAN Mary A 24 May 1917 DORN Henrietta T 23 May 1917 DROHAN Mary A 25 May 1917 FROSTS Henry Pickney 23 May 1917 GARDNER Rosie Virginia 23 May 1917 SWOMLEY Edgar Nelson 24 May 1917 TALL Mary E 25 May 1917 TAYLOR Elizabeth J 25 May 1917 TRAU Joseph 24 May 1917 TUREK Vaclav 23 May 1917 TWELBECK Elizabeth A 25 May 1917 WALTER George R 23 May 1917 WARING Rinaldo R 23 May 1917 WATERS Mary R 23 May 1917 WELCH Stanley S 25 May 1917 Christine

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. ERNST Austin A Jr 30 Mar 1945 FRANKLIN Rose 13 Apr 1945 FURST Lillian 14 Apr 1945 GORGE ?? 12 Apr 1945 LOHRMANN Adolph 15 Apr 1945 LOIZEAUX Andre 12 Apr 1945 LUTHY Emil 14 Apr 1945 MAGILL Margaret Loretta 14 Apr 1945 MAMALIS Helen 13 Apr 1945 McCABE Sister Mary of St Theresa 14 Apr 1945 McGRATH Regina Ethel 13 Apr 1945 MILLER Catherine A McCourt 12 Apr 1945 SHERBURNE ?? 14 Apr 1945 SHOEMAKER George 14 Apr 1945 SMELKINSON ?? 13 Apr 1945 SMITH August 15 Apr 1945 STANGE Minnie A 14 Apr 1945 STINCHCOMB George B 14 Apr 1945 TABB William J Jr 16 Mar 1945 WAJER Peter 14 Apr 1945 Christine

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. BRITTON Albert 29 Dec 1907 CONNELLY William H 28 Dec 1907 CROMWELL Maggie May 27 Dec 1907 DEVINE Ann 28 Dec 1907 DOUGHERTY Julia Minton 26 Dec 1907 DUTOUSCH Sophia M 27 Dec 1907 DUVALL N. D'Arcy 29 Dec 1907 ELY Anne Barrington 27 Dec 1907 FLITTON Jennie Holtz 27 Dec 1907 FUCHS Louisa 29 Dec 1907 GABLE Elizabeth A 29 Dec 1907 ROBINSON Harry E 27 Dec 1907 SCHAEFER Margareth M 28 Dec 1907 SCHALL Christian 28 Dec 1907 SEARS Peter 27 Dec 1907 SEYBERT Charles A 29 Dec 1907 SHADRICK Richard H no date SLINKMAN Casper H 28 Dec 1907 SNYDER Michael J 29 Dec 1907 STEBBINS Anna Cora 28 Dec 1907 STREB Annie C 27 Dec 1907 SULLIVAN Agnes Josephine 28 Dec 1907 WAMBACH Louisa 28 Dec 1907 WARD Margaret 28 Dec 1907 WHITELEATHER May B 28 Dec 1907 WOLTERS Hermine 28 Dec 1907 INTERMENT O'DEA Thomas P no date Christine

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. ABRAMS Richard G 22 Apr 1937 ANDREW Virginia Gertrude 23 Apr 1937 BECKER-ASSING Bertha W 24 Apr 1937 COLE J. Emory 24 Apr 1937 DAVIDSON Charles E 24 Apr 1937 DEY Judson 23 Apr 1937 DIETZ Katherine C 23 Apr 1937 ELSESSER Susan 24 Apr 1937 FINEGAN Harry E 22 Apr 1937 GOLDBERG David 24 Apr 1937 GRUBER Meyer B 24 Apr 1937 HAMILTON George Sr 24 Apr 1937 HENSLER Mary E 24 Apr 1937 IGLEHART Mary S 22 Apr 1937 INGLIS Charles A 24 Apr 1937 JOECKEL Conrad Edward 22 Apr 1937 JOHNSTON Clifton B 24 Apr 1937 KEPPLER William 23 Apr 1937 KESSLER Pearl 24 Apr 1937 LAMBERT Richard McCulloh 24 Apr 1937 MARLOW Mary Estelle 22 Apr 1937 MAY Kate 23 Apr 1937 McCATHERINE John 22 Apr 1937 McKEE Thomas David 24 Apr 1937 MILES Eugene S 23 Apr 1937 MOHLER Lily A B 24 Apr 1937 MOHR Charles H 23 Apr 1937 MURRILL James L 24 Apr 1937 NELSON John A 22 Apr 1937 OERTEL Henrietta 22 Apr 1937 ORAM William B 23 Apr 1937 PARKER William H 23 Apr 1937 ROWZEE Clyde E 7 Apr 1937 SAMUEL William S 22 Apr 1937 SCHOTT John 23 Apr 1937 SCOTT Robert G 24 Apr 1937 SHEA George W 24 Apr 1937 SHPRITZ Esther 24 Apr 1937 SLUTER Florence E 23 Apr 1937 STOECKER Otto 22 Apr 1937 TOOLIN Joseph F 24 Apr 1937 TYLER Theodore 22 Apr 1937 WALTERS Laura V 24 Apr 1937 WEAVER Juliet Frances 22 Apr 1937 WHITE Myrtle G 23 Apr 1937 WILLIS Minnie 22 Apr 1937 WOLTERECK Gustav 24 Apr 1937 SECTION ENTITLED "CARD OF THANKS" - Thank yous for support during recent bereavement periods - I guess the family member who died probably died within the first 4 months of 1937 (just my guess) Mrs. L HOLLOWAY - thanks friends and relatives for kindness during "my recent bereavement" Edward J and Marie B QUARENGESSER - parents of the late ROBERT EDWARD QUARENGESSER - thanks friends for "kind expressions of sympathy" Family of MARGARET MARIE BERGER - thanks friends and relatives for sympathy during "recent bereavement" Family of Mrs. HARRY F ROOK - thanks friends and relatives for sympathy during "recent bereavement"

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. CHAMBERS Rivers, DD 14 May 1957 CHAPMAN Mary A 16 May 1957 CULLUM Robert A 14 May 1957 DUERR Sophia Vock 16 May 1957 DUNKLE Clarence M 16 May 1957 ECKARDT Albert H 16 May 1957 ESCOLOPIO Andrew 15 May 1957 GRAHAM Albert D 16 May 1957 HALBERT Katie I 15 May 1957 KOTOWSKI Chester ?? May 1957 LAZENBY Joseph D 16 May 1957 LEISHEAR Wister B 17 May 1957 MATHESON Donovan J 15 May 1957 McCULLOUGH Mary E 16 May 1957 MINNICK David B 15 May 1957 MYERS Lillian May Stoner 17 May 1957 NETZER Elsie 16 May 1957 O'CONNOR Julia M 16 May 1957 PIELERT Abbie Scofield 16 May 1957 SHANAHAN Anna C ?? May 1957 SHECKELLS George W 14 May 1957 SHIPLEY Mary 17 May 1957 SPANIOL Adelaide (Agnes) 16 May 1957 SPENCER William T 15 May 1957 STOKES Marie T 14 May 1957 TAYLOR Walter L 17 May 1957 TWELBECK Bertha K 17 May 1957 ZENTGRAF (all copy cut off, but the name is there in the corner, so check the Baltimore Sun for 18 May 1957 for the obit)

Correction - these obits came from the Baltimore News, not the Sun. All others I am about to send out did come from the Sun. Christine Christine Schott wrote: > Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these > obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the > newspaper. > > FUNK Mary V 13 Sept 1915 > HANRAHAN Teresa 12 Sept 1915 > HEPBURN Rose E 12 Sept 1915 > KELLY Robert W 13 Sept 1915 > LEONARD Margaret M 11 Sept 1915 > LINDER Edward F 12 Sept 1915 > LOHRMANN George M 13 Sept 1915 > MARTIN Henry 13 Sept 1915 > McCABE Charles Russell 13 Sept 1915 > REPKA Mary 13 Sept 1915 > ROEMHILDT Clara M 11 Sept 1915 > RULEY John T 13 Sept 1915 > > > Christine >

Please email me if you are interested in the full text of any of these obits. Please be sure to include a reference to the date of the newspaper. FUNK Mary V 13 Sept 1915 HANRAHAN Teresa 12 Sept 1915 HEPBURN Rose E 12 Sept 1915 KELLY Robert W 13 Sept 1915 LEONARD Margaret M 11 Sept 1915 LINDER Edward F 12 Sept 1915 LOHRMANN George M 13 Sept 1915 MARTIN Henry 13 Sept 1915 McCABE Charles Russell 13 Sept 1915 REPKA Mary 13 Sept 1915 ROEMHILDT Clara M 11 Sept 1915 RULEY John T 13 Sept 1915 Christine

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Patterson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4242 Message Board Post: Seeking information on James Patterson.Born? of? Understand he travelled from Maryland via boat/canoe with his wife Susanna Howard and died 1735 in Lancaster, PA. Would appreciate any information on his parents and where he was born in Maryland. God bless -Anne

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cramer/Schaber Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/2697.1 Message Board Post: i have the whole cramer family i just finished their tree my e-mail address is [email protected] if you want i can e-mail you the entire tree there are 10 generations just let me know and give me your e-mail address thank you! Jonas Cramer (Kramer) b.October 14, 1755 in Schluctern, Hessen-Hananau, Germany -d. August 14, 1835 in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland -buried in Lutheran Church Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland -(note:Cemetery name change is now Lennox Memorial) -at age 19, from Schluechtern, (Germany) he enlisted or transferred to the 6th Company (Grenadiers) of the Hessen- Hanau Regiment of the Crown Prince in April, 1771. His unit left Germany in March of 1776, arrived in Quebec in June 1776, served near Lake Champlain, and was transferred to Virginia in 1778. The unit records indicate that Jonas was appointed in March 1776 and April 1779, serving in the rank of Grenadier (Grenadier units were composed of taller-than-average men); and was taken prisoner of war and bound out as an indentured servant in 1782. He chose to stay in America, and married soon after his release from his indenture after the end of the Revoltionary War. His wife Catherine was probably a local girl in the area of his intended servitude, in Pennsylvania. He was never a prosperous man, about 1796, he settled in Elizabethtown (now Hagerstown), Washington County, Maryland, and lived there the remainder of his life. In 1803-4 he appeared to have no real estate but 1 cow, value of $2; value of improvements,$10; total personal property,$12. He was a member of the German Evangelical Reformed Congregation of Zion Church, Hagerstown, in1807. On November 19, 1814, Jonas Cramer of Washington County, executed an indenture of apprenticeship, binding his son, John Cramer, for the term of 3 years, to commence November 1, 1814, to learn the trade of wago! n making, etc. Jonas was the overseer of the County Poor House for the years 1819 to 1822 he had put an ad in the Torchlight and Public Advertiser on Nov.9, 1819, $30 Reward for Stolen Horse/Jonas Cramer/Wash Co Govt-Poor House and an ad in the Maryland Herald newspaper Jan 1, 1822 Notice (New Overseer for Poor House Wanted)/Jonas Cramer/Wash Co. Govt-Poor House. -m. Catherine Elizabeth SCHABER (daughter of Henry SCHABER and Anna (?) (SCHABER) on November 6, 1784 in Reading, Bearks County, Pennsylvania. Catherine Elizabeth SCHABER b. November 18, 1766 -she was christened in German Reformed Church, Frederick County, Maryland. -d. December 5, 1827 in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland -buried in Lutheran Church Cemetery, Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. -they had the following children: +2. Peter Cramer b.April 28, 1786 +3. Catharine Cramer b.June 13, 1788 +4. Jonathan Cramer b. September 9, 1790 +5. Ann Mary "Polly" Cramer b.about 1793 +6. Jacob Cramer b.July 3, 1795 +7. John (Johannes) Cramer b.October 13, 1797 +8. Leah (Lea) Cramer b. January 29, 1802

In case you haven't heard, the Fall Seminar this year sponsored by the Maryland Genealogical Society is being held in Westminster, Carroll County and features "A Day with Helen Leary." Ms Leary is a stellar speaker and genealogist who will be presenting a series of lectures at all skill levels throughout the day. Included is lunch from a Gourmet-reviewed local deli/restaurant. We'll also have a panel of local Maryland experts available during the lunch break. To top it off, that weekend is the Fall Festival in Westminster ... lots of interesting things to do. To learn more or register, visit MdGenSoc at: http://www.mdgensoc.org/fallseminar_2004_01.html Hope to see lots of you at the Carroll County Arts Center on Saturday 25 September! Gary 16 August 2004 Baltimore http://home.att.net/~g.ruppert