This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Williams, Christian, Barrett, Finley Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4232 Message Board Post: SEEKING HELP! on Williams family listings of Anne Arundel county all Hallows parish cir 1725 (?) plus/minus.

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/4231.1 Message Board Post: WRIGHT's Anne Arundel Church Records has this, all recorded together, All Hallows Parish: James DICK, merchant, of Edinburgh, Scotland, s/o Thomas DICK, came to Maryland, 1 Je. 1734. In 1740, he returned and came back in 1741, bringing wf. Margaret and dau. Mary, b. 20 N 1732, Ediburgh. In Maryland, James DICK & Margaret had Jean, b. 14 Mar. 1742; Alexander, b. 4 Dec. 1747; & Margaret, b. 23 July 1750. Margaret DICK d. 12 Nov. 1762. Margaret DICK, wf/o James, d. 23 Oct. 1766. David McCULLOCH, merchant of Joppa, 2d s/o John McCULLOCH of Torhousekey, Galloway, Scotland, m. 4 July 1759, St. Paul's, Balto. Co., Mary DICK. David d. 17 S 1766, at Joppa, having had ch. James, b. 14 Apr. 1761; Margaret, b. 8 Aug. 1762; Elizabeth, b. 2 Jan. 1765; & Jean (20 D 1766 - 30 Mar. 1767). Anthony STEWART, a merchant in Annapolis, son of James STEWART, Esq., Edinburgh, an attorney in his majesty's courts of exchequer in Scotland, m. 15 Mar. 1764, Jane/Jean, youngest dau/o Mr. James DICK, and had James, b. 1 Nov. 1765; Margaret, b. 18 Aug. 1767; & John, b. 10 Je. 1769. [Isabella isn't mentioned.] _____ Rev. Mr. William BROGDEN m. 24 Dec. 1741, Elizabeth CHAPMAN & had William, b. 8 Mar. 1742/3; John Le'strange, b. 20 Dec. 1744; & Rebecca, b. 5 Dec. 1746. ____ M & D fr. MD Gazette: A dau., aged 11 or 12, of the Rev. Mr. BROGDEN died 4 Feb. 1760. She was rolling a log down a declivity when she fell and the log fell onto her, reported 7 Feb. 1760. Rev. Mr. Wm. BROGDEN, rector of QA Parish, PG Co., d. 1 Nov. 1770 in his sixtieth year, leaving four sons and one dau., rep. 8 N 1770. Major Wm. BROGDEN d. Sunday, aged ca. 84. He served in the Revolution, and was elected to the General Assembly, long obit., reported 16 Sept. 1824. Mary, only dau/o the late Major Wm. BROGDEN, d. 2 Aug. 1826, reported 10 Aug. 1826. David McCulloch BROGDEN m. 11 Jan. 1827, Margaret SELLMAN, by Rev. Dr. Rafferty, reported 17 Jan. 1827. Wm. BROGDEN, Esq., AA Co., m. 25 Apr. 1828, Balto., Miss Mary STEVENSON, reported 22 May 1828. Mr. David McCULLOCH, merchant, m. yesterday at London-Town, Mary, eldest dau/o Mr. James DICK, reported 5 July 1759. Mr. James McCULLOCH, d. 13 N 1826 in his 66th year at RoeDown, residence of his sister Mrs. BROGDEN, long obit. (not copied in the book), reported 16 N 1826. Anthony McCULLOH, merchant d. Sunday, 18 Feb. 1770 at Queens Town, QA Co., reported 22 Feb. 1770. _____ Pr. Geo. Co., MD, Indexes of Church Registers, Queen Anne Parish: Elizabeth, b. 3 May 1753, dau/o Rev. Mr. Wm. BROGDON & El_, his wf. _____ MD Calendar of Wills: Thomas DICK, Balto., merchant, 4 Aug. 1763, 6 Je. 1764. To bro. George and sis. Margaret & Mary DICK. Chas. GRAHAME & Thos. RICHARDSON, exs. Wit. Jas. DICK, John JOHNSTON, Mordecai GIST. Thos. RICHARDSON declined executorship. David McCULLOCH, Balto. Co., merchant, 28 Je. 1766, 6 Oct. 1766. To wf., not named. To ch. James, Margaret, Elizabeth, and unborn child. Mentioned Chas. LINN. Tracts "Expectation" & "Annapolis." Exs. Jas. DICK & Anthony STUART & wf. of AA Co. Wit. Wm. LYON, John Beale HOWARD, Saml. YOUNG, Thos. FISHER. Thomas RICHARDSON, Kingston in Jamaca, late of Balto. Co. Company's debts of Stewart & Richardson be discharged. Any debt to James DICK, (John Buchanan) Bradshaw & Son in Annapolis. To sis. Ann, Jennett, & Isabella RICHARDSON in Scotland. Two lots in Fells Point. Anthony STEWART, ex. Wit. Wm. YOUNG, Jr., Balto. Alex. FERGUSON, London Town, AA, 19 Jan., 28 May 1770. To wf. & son Andrew and other ch. Exs. Anthony STEWART & John DAVIDSON & wf. Wit. Richd. LITTLEMORE & Wm. BROWN, Sr. & Jr. ____ Anne Arundel Co., MD, Wills Index, by POWELL (no details in index): DICK, James, 1782, JG1:34:71. BROGDEN, Jno. Lstrange, 1782, TG1;34:53 BROGDEN, Wm., 1863, BEG:1:531. McCULLOCK, Mary, 1794, JG1:36:432. There's no Anthony STEWART, but there are three each for John & James: James, 1830, 1857, 1861; John, 1796, 1872, 1890. ____ POWELL's Marriage Records of AA Co., MD: William BROGDEN m. 19 Dec. 1795, Margatet McCALLOCK (sic).

Hello, I am looking for GESER (and other spellings like GEESER, GESSER, GEISER, GIESER and so) in Maryland. I have a native German immigrant named Benedict Geser coming 1849 into the U.S., married 1852 in Milwaukee a Barbetha Prior and had the children Carl/Vharles and Carolin with her, was proprietor of the Kossuth House there till 1864, then proprietor of the NortWestern House in Chicago till 1867. No further informations about him (and his family) thereafter. Greetings from Germany, Rudolf Postadresse: Rudolf-Marek-Str. 1 D-09112 Chemnitz

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stewart, Dick, McCulloch or McCullough, Brogden Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4231 Message Board Post: Seeking info and descendants. 1700's London Town, Annapolis, Anne Arundel Co. Maryland. Merchant families. Anthony Stewart b. 1728 Edinburgh married Jean Dick 1764 at All Hallows Parish. Children: James, Margaret, John and Isabella. James Dick married Margaret in Scotland, children: Mary married David McCulloch or McCullough, Jean married Anthony Stewart. Mary Dick and David McCulloch's children: Jean, Elizabeth, Margaret (married William Brogden) and James.

I'm looking for any family connections to these listed surnames or my listed family genealogy . Email me directly and please don't repost to the list so we can prevent duplicated material cluttering up the list. Thanks Ernie Smith My Maryland Kin Surnames-POLESCHECK,VICKERS,BODE

List and Ernie, No wonder this list is dead. I've been on these lists since 98, and now I can see why some of them not used. Some of you have the wrong idea, putting your information out there is not cluttering up the place. That is why theses lists are here. To do exactly that, post post post. Discuss discuss discuss. These lists are there to post information and questions too, and when you tell them not to clutter up the list it just scares people away from posting. How can you have a discussion if you tell people not to post to the list? You can't. If you want to see how a list works take a look at the St.Mary's Co., list. Go to the threaded archives list, then to M, then to MDSTMARY. This St. Mary's list covers all of Maryland. The list admin. puts in loads of info and lets us cover everything. There are no restrictions there, everyone helps everyone. Come on people lets get this list alive. Don't be afraid to post. If you post to as many lists as possible I guarantee you will get answers to you questions, find the people your looking for and learn about your ancestors. You will get help. But you have to put you questions and info out there for others to see. I just got a response from a lady to an bit of info I posted in 2003. These messages are archived for others to go to and read so new people are seeing your info on a daily basis. This is a free posting for us, come on and use it, holding any info you have to yourself is not going to get you any answers. Put it out there so you can find answers.So you can get over your brick walls. Some of us are die hard researchers and we have plenty of publications/CD's, etc. we have purchased, and are willing to share and we cannot help you if you don't post what your looking for. Good Luck, Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 8:34 AM Subject: [Maryland] Surnames-POLESCHECK,VICKERS,BODE > I'm looking for any family connections to these listed surnames or my listed > family genealogy . Email me directly and please don't repost to the list so we > can prevent duplicated material cluttering up the list. > > Thanks > Ernie Smith > > My Maryland Kin > > Surnames-POLESCHECK,VICKERS,BODE > > > ==== MD Mailing List ==== > For helpful information on how to use this list more effectively, as well as links to other helpful related information, click on: > http://lists5.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MD/misc.html > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

I have been searching what seems like forever about MARIA NICHOLSON b. circa 1800 in New York d. 28 Dec 1824 in Brooklyn NY buried at Greenwood Cemetery NSC (not sure what the NSC is) who married WILLIAM MARION SMITH JR B. 1819 in Brooklyn NY. Cirlot states in his research that MARIA is the daughter of NAVAL CAPTAIN JOHN B NICHOLSON b. 1783 in Richmond VA. & Mary ?? Who is also the 4th Lieutenant of the U. S. Frigate UNITED STATES appointed 20 May 1812 in the Mediterrean at the capture of "The Macedonian"; 1st Lieutenant of the PEACOCK, appointed April 1814; was a commander 5 Mar 1817; Captain 24 Apr 1828; Commodore of the INDEPENDENCE 20 May 1837. He was under command to cousin CAPTAIN DANIEL TODD PATTERSON. Patterson, Nicholson & Edward Livingston - cousins, were in New Orleans during the War of 1812. He was also an intimate friend to Washington Irving. (Some of this information I retained from "Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography VIII - Prominent Persons" pg 201 Index M -S pg 375 & also from the "Dictionary of American Fighting Ships" www.hazegray.org/ & also from "A General Register of the Navy & Marine Corps of the United States" www.history.navy.mil/wars/war1812/ CAPTAIN JOHN B. NICHOLSON is the son of NAVAL COMMANDER SAMUEL NICHOLSON b. 1743 in Kent Co MD d. 29 Dec 1813 in Charlestown MA & MARY DOWSE baptized 14 May 1758 in Christ Church Boston MA. Naval Commander Samuel Nicholson was of course the Captain of "The Constitution"; major in the Marine Corps; Captain & Lieutenant of "Bon Homme Richard"; Command of & owner of the "Dolphin" & Deane" & Commander of the Navy Yard in Charlestown MA. He is buried at the Old North Church in Boston MA. Samuel was the 1st Captain of the Constitution " during the Revolution. Samuel wrote to Capt. Joseph Hynson, 9 Feb 1777, while in London to meet him in Dover; he purchased a cutter Dolphin". While being the Commandant of the Charlestown MA Navy Yard, he died, being the senior officer of the Navy. MARY DOWSE was a niece of SIR JOHN TEMPLE. NAVAL COMMANDER SAMUEL NICHOLSON b. 1743 in Kent Co MD d. 29 Dec 1813 in Charlestown MA father & mother was COL. JOSEPH NICHOLSON b. 6 Aug 1709 in Chestertown MD d. 1787 Kent Co MD son of WILLIAM NICHOLSON b. 1666 in England & ELIZABETH BURGESS b. 1687 in MD & HANNAH SMITH b. 14 Mar 1708 & died 1765 daughter of CAPTAIN JAMES SMITH & SARAH HYNSON COL JOSEPH NICHOLSON & HANNAH SMITH children were as follows: 1. Joseph Nicholson Jr b. 1733 Kent Co MD d. 1786 Queen Anne's Co MD m. 1757 Elizabeth Hopper 2. Commodore-in-Chief James Nicholson b. 1737 in Chestertown MD d. 1804 in Greenwich NY m. 1763 Frances Witter 3. Naval Commander Samuel Nicholson b. 1743 in Kent Co MD d 1813 in Charlestown MA m. Mary Dowse 4. Elizabeth Nicholson c. 1749 in Kent Co MD d between 1783 & 1787 m. Charles Gordon 5. Thomas Nicholson b. abt 1755 in Chestertown MD d 1817 m 1774 Rachel Ridgely & 1799 Catherine Hutchins 6. Captain John Nicholson b. 1756 Kent Co MD d. 1844 7. Judge Benjamin Nicholson b. bef 1765 in Chestertown MD d. 1792 in Baltimore MD m. abt 1791 to Mary Ridgely This is what I have on William Marion Smith b. 1866 d 1917 who married Minerva Whatley. (with some help, of course) William & Minerva were either separated or divorced. His father was William Martin Smith b. 1824 d. 1902, mother was Martha Ann Moore b. 1840 d. 1887. William Martin Smith b. 1824 d 1902 father was William Marion Smith b. 1798 d. 1829. It is said that after his wife's death, he left William with the grandmother (I'm assuming his mother due to this last letter). The last letter received from William Marion to his mother was that there was cholera on board. William Martin ran away at about the age of 12. Then he finally shows up in Texas. I'm having a hard time finding him during these years. After his 1st wife, M. Elizabeth Chandler d. 12 Feb 1856 in Waco TX died from her clothes catching fire (she was also with child), William shows up on the Valentine Moore's plantation working as a foreman. This is where he meets his 2nd wife, Martha Ann Moore. There is adoption papers for Martha & siblings before their marriage. William is not the person who adopted them. I'll find my records & let you know who adopted them.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pancake Gillenwater Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SFB.2ACI/4230 Message Board Post: I am looking for the Cemetery for Kathleen"Sally"Dilodardo living in Dickerson at her death. She died July 27 1998. Husband name Agapito"Pete" two children Kathleen Johansen and Peter of Olney.

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/4229 Message Board Post: You have just given me another thread to look for...Thank you, thank you...oh, thank you. I have searched four years for some information on Martha Greer. I am a descendent of Charles and Martha Greer Stewart. I do not know if I have any information you are interested in, but, I will share anything I have with you. Have you tried looking in Georgia for George Greer? I know from my family research that they were in Georgia before going to Alabama. My Email address is [email protected] I live in Idaho and will be glad to mail any copies of what I have to you. With sincere thanks, Joyce Larsen 1436 North Pointe Drive Twin Falls, Idaho 83301-3272

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hamilton, Brown Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/1443.1569.2 Message Board Post: I've got a George Marion Hamilton with missing parents. He was born in 1844 in IN. His father was born in OH and mother in PA. His obit says he was orphaned in 1849 and raised by a maternal grandfather, William Brown.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hamilton, Brown Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/1443.1569.1 Message Board Post: I've got a George Marion Hamilton with missing parents. He was born in 1844 in IN. His father was born in OH and mother in PA. His obit says he was orphaned in 1849 and raised by a maternal grandfather, William Brown.

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/1362.1 Message Board Post: I also have a George Mason/G. W. Mason born in MD late 1820s, so I am curious about your man's parents. I know almost nothing of my man named George except his parents were Jonathan & Anna Grimes Mason (both born 1804), later of Fairfield Co. and Hardin Co. Ohio.

Hello ,Looking for a John Bush/Busch that used to own a tavern on Washington Blvd in Morrell Park, Baltimore Md. thanks, Delores

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McClain McClane McClean McLean McLane McLain McClaine Varner Warner Maclean Maclain Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SFB.2ACI/4227 Message Board Post: I am looking for clues regarding the parents of James McClain (McLain, McLean, McClaine, McLane, MacLean) who married Isabella (Isabelle or Isabel) Varner January 13, 1840 in Greene County, OH Ohio. James was born in 1817 or 1818 in Maryland MD, and according to later census records both of his parents were born in Maryland. Isabella Varner was born in Maryland in 1818 or 1819, and her father's name may have been Anthony Varner. They had the following children: William P. or William B. b. 1840 in Ohio Elis (Elisabeth or Elizabeth) b. 1841-1842 in Ohio Stephen (Steffan) b. 1843-1844 in Ohio Margaret b. 1845-1846 in Ohio John b. 1850-1851 in Ohio James b. 1854-1855 in Ohio Mary (or May) Bell b. 1856-1857 in Ohio Jennie b. 1848-1849 in Ohio, but not listed with family on 1850 or 1860 census (Listed in 1870 with family). According to census records, the family lived in Beaver Creek OH (1840), Xenia OH (1850), Spring Valley OH (1860) then migrated to Spring Grove Illinois IL in Warren County by 1870. Isabella died between 1870 and 1880 (1874 possibly). Most of the family later moved to Caldwell County Missouri MO by 1880. James (the father) lived the rest of his days with his son Stephen and died in 1905 in Gomer, MO Caldwell Co. Any help that could be offered would be appreciated.

Hello everybody, There is a reunion, the 1st Frye/Fry, Almack, Cullison, Beatty and Crowther reunion coming in August 14 to Coshocton, Ohio. Here is what the flyer says: We are planning the 1st Fry Reunion On August 14, 2004! At Lake Park Recreation, Coshocton, Ohio Arrive at 12:00 and eat at 12:30 Supper at 5:00 will be "help your self". Bring a hot dish if you are an hour or less away( Electric provided) Bring a cold dish or desert if you are more than a hour away. Also, bring plates, cups, napkins, forks, knives and spoons and drink. Please bring updates of your family. Share your family tree and or pictures, past and present Any items you think that would be of interest, please bring them. Come and catch up on all of the family news and met old and new friends! We will be planning a trip to Cullison Ridge Cemetery at 3:00 for those that are interested. We hope to see you and your family on the 14th of August! Any questions, please contact: Kristel Neiswander 8591 Maple Dr NW Sugarcreek, Oh 44681 330-852-1832 [email protected] This reunion also includes Almack, Beatty, Crowther, Cullison. I hope to see many of you there, please bring with you some old photos, and family histories or pedigrees. NOTE* Cullison Ridge is also known as Wilson Chapel Cemetery. jamie

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/660.1 Message Board Post: I dont much but, my sister is married to phillip shane cretors and they live in bridgeport,il

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/4226.1 Message Board Post: I ordered a death cert for my gr grandfather last week on line and it was working just fine than. I was also looking at the site today and it worked.

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/4226 Message Board Post: I have researched death notices a few months back online. I have tried for the last several nights to go back and do some research and then order the death certificates. I am unable to connect. Does anyone know if the site is down indefinitely? Is this the only way to order death certificates now? thanks, Theresa Durham, NC

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/4224.1 Message Board Post: I don't find a "Machenry" in Maryland, but there is a McHenry (note spelling), Maryland in Garrett County in far western Maryland, almost as far away from Anne Arundel County as it gets without leaving the state. There is also a Fort McHenry located in Baltimore Harbor, but that is not an inhabited place that I know of. Hope this helps. David Maryland List Admin

Hi list members, Looking for a ship named Russ/Ross/Russian Merchant that brought Immigrants from England/Irealnd to USA around 1770`s. thanks Patrick