Hi: I just returned from a trip to Pennsylvania and Northern Virginia. I was in Frederick County, MD several times although I did not stop to do any research. Previously, I had been on this list looking for a Garrard Davis or Garad Davis who lived in Frederick County prior to 1796. I have now found more information on him: Inhabitants of Frederick County, MD, Volume 2, 1749-1800 by Stefanie R. Shaffer (975.287 N2SHA) shows a Grarad Davis, 1745, Whiskie, 282 ac., Pt#1 195, Now Frederick. What is meant by the word "Whiskie?" Is it a particular area of Frederick County? He was on a grand jury in Frederick Nov 1750. Also the following were grand jurors in March 1750: William Davis son of Garad and Benjamin Davis, whom I believe to be related. In Volume 1 of the above book, a Garrard Davis shows up twice: March 9, 1780 and 14 Oct 1767. In the following book: "This Was the Life excerpts from the Judgment Record of Frederick Co., MD 1748-1765" (975.287 P2, RIC by Millard Milhouse Rice there is a mention of my Garad Davis as follows: "Jury inquest on the body of a drownded Negro belonging to Garad Davis 28 Jan 1763." While at the State Library in Harrisburg, PA, I found the following: Maryland Early American Series by Ronald Vern Jackson: Garad Davis, Frederick Co., All Saints Parish 1756 and 1760. Where was All Saints Parish located? In the McLean (VA) FHC, I found a mention of a will of this Garad Davis dated 1764 in Frederick County. Apparently, his son, Garrard, came to Mason County, KY about 1796 and died there in either 1802 or 1804;. My 4th great-grandfather was Benjamin Davis born May 1776 who was the son of the Garrard who died in Kentucky. Garrard's will so mentions him along with his brothers and sisters. One of Benjamin's brothers was a Garrard Davis who married Elizabeth McDermott or McDermod probably dau of Francis McDermod in Frederick County, 1795. The McDermodds also moved to Mason County about the same time. Benjamin married Estella (Stella) Phillips dau of George and Mary (Bell) Phillips in Mason County, KY 1802/1804. They later came to Camden Township, Schuyler County, IL in 1832. I'm interested in any other records of this Garrard Davis in Frederick County or anyone doing research on this family. Thanks, Annie PS: Back in August, I mentioned that a Mathias Davis lived in the Monacacy Area of Frederick. His name was actually Meredith Davis and he was a Quaker. He shows up in the two volume series on the Monacacy area of Frederick.

I'm working on the family of Michael Heffner/Haefner/etc. and Honor __(unknown), believed to have been married in Frederick Co., and migrated to Bedford Co., PA, in the early 1800s. Both were born around 1775 or so. I'm especially interested in finding the birth/baptism of their daughter Lydia, ca. 1798. The family was either Lutheran or Reformed (Reformed after coming to Bedford Co.) Many of the family are buried at Bethel Reformed (Frame) church, Monroe Twp., Bedford Co., PA. Lydia married David Fletcher, also of Monroe Twp. It's possible that she may have married a Border prior to David Fletcher. News of any source material confirming the above would be welcome.

not of my lines nut of interest to someone to investigate further I found in my searching Powered by PicoSearch http://www.picosearch.com/ http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Richland/RichlandJefferson.htm MEASEL, PETER, nurseryman; is located upon the declivity, a few steps north of Bellville, where he has resided since 1860, and given his attention to growing nursery stock; he makes no pretensions of excellency in his avocation, but it is a well-known truth that the trees he sells are most hardy, and always bear the fruit called for on the label. Nicholas Measel, the father of the subject of this sketch, was born to Frederick Co., Md., and was married to Mary Ann Hoover ; to them nine children were born, namely: Elizabeth, Jacob, Lyda, Margaret, Peter, Joshua, John, Mary and Susan. The second, fourth, seventh and ninth are dead. Peter Measel was born in Frederick Co., Md., May 27, 1820; at the age of 18 years, he moved with his parents to Wayne Co., Ohio, where he remained until 1833; in December of this year, he removed to Richland Co.; in 1846, he commenced coopering, at which he worked till 1857, living in Worthington Township ; in the spring of 1857, he turned his attention to the care of a nursery, and has continued at it since. He entered the connubial relation with Ann Long June 4, 1843; she was born in Wayne Co., Ohio, Jan. 18, 1825 or 1826, Mr. Measel and wife are members of the Disciple Church. Debbie

Has anyone worked this line? Looking for descendants. Would appreciate any comments... Descendants of James Jarboe Generation No. 1 1. JAMES5 JARBOE (HENRY4, HENRY3, JOHN2, ?1 JARBOE/JABOT/GERBER/GERBAUT) was born Bet. 1731 - 1735 in St. Mary's County, Md, and died Aft. 1778 in Prince George Co., Md ?. He married ELIZABETH HENDLEY in Maryland, daughter of JOHN HENDLEY and JEAN JOLLAND. She was born Abt. 1733 in Maryland, and died in Maryland. Children of JAMES JARBOE and ELIZABETH HENDLEY are: 2. i. ROBERT6 JARBOE, LT., b. January 03, 1752, Maryland; d. March 21, 1803, Mongomery Co, Md. ii. THOMAS JASON LANHAM JARBOE, b. December 04, 1775. iii. MARY ANN RANDY JARBOE, b. December 04, 1775, Maryland. Generation No. 2 2. ROBERT6 JARBOE, LT. (JAMES5, HENRY4, HENRY3, JOHN2, ?1 JARBOE/JABOT/GERBER/GERBAUT) was born January 03, 1752 in Maryland, and died March 21, 1803 in Mongomery Co, Md. He married ELIZABETH HOLTON in St Mary's Co., Md, daughter of EDWARD HOLTON and ROUSBY. She was born October 04, 1749 in St Mary's Co., MD, and died September 06, 1810 in Mongomery Co, Md. Children of ROBERT JARBOE and ELIZABETH HOLTON are: i. ANN7 JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. ii. HENRY JARBOE, b. St. Mary's Co., Md. 3. iii. JAMES JARBOE, ESQUIRE, COL., b. Bet. 1780 - 1790, St Mary's Co., MD; d. Bef. March 04, 1845, St Mary's Co., MD. iv. MARY JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. v. WILLIAM HENRY JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD; d. St Mary's Co., MD. vi. REBECCA JARBOE, b. Bef. October 25, 1789, St Mary's Co., MD; m. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, November 22, 1813, ST. Mary's Co., Maryland. Generation No. 3 3. JAMES7 JARBOE, ESQUIRE, COL. (ROBERT6, JAMES5, HENRY4, HENRY3, JOHN2, ?1 JARBOE/JABOT/GERBER/GERBAUT) was born Bet. 1780 - 1790 in St Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. March 04, 1845 in St Mary's Co., MD. He married CATHERINE KERWIN April 19, 1814 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, daughter of JOHN KERWIN and MARY SEWALL. She was born January 28, 1795 in Maryland, and died Novembe r 26, 1826 in St Mary's Co., MD. Children of JAMES JARBOE and CATHERINE KERWIN are: i. CATHERINE JOANNA FRANCIS8 JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. ii. LENORA PAULINA JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. iii. MARY ANN REBECCA JARBOE. iv. MARY LORY JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD; m. FRANCIS R. PASCAULT, November 25, 1850, Maryland. v. WILLIAM HENRY JARBOE, LT., b. 1821, St Mary's Co., MD; d. 1884, Prince George Co., Md. Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas http://www.jarboe.org/ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/u/n/James-R-Dunavan/index.html? Welcome=988131687

You might want to check with the church itself, which is still in existence in downtown Frederick. If you like, I can track down the phone number and address for the church. Jennifer ----- Original Message ----- From: <BikerLucy@aol.com> To: <MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 10:11 PM Subject: Re: [MDFred] This was the Life > Barbara, > Can you please look up Nicholas Strasbaugh/Traspan/Trosper? I have an > index that lists him in All Saints Parish in 1756, but haven't been able to > find the actual reference. > Thank you for your offer to help us. > Lucy McTamney > > > ==== MD-FRED-GEN Mailing List ==== > Have you tried looking at the Washington County, Maryland site at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdwashin/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Catoctin, Frederick, Md. Looking for records that can be found for this community or any information of what churches are available or anything else about this area, especially in 1880. Found my g g grandfather Thomas Henry Butcher age 44 Blacksmith living there with wife Mary C age 30 and no children listed in the 1880 cnesus. Mary would be his second wife. His first wife would be Keziah Francis Oden married in 1859 in Poolesville, Montgomery County.She had died sometime before 1870. They had two sons William Thomas Butcher born abt 1860 in Poolesville and my great grandfather Marion Francis Butcher born about 1863 in Poolesville. The boys were raised by the maternal grandparents Alfred and Rachel Sedgwick Oden in Poolesville, Montgomery County, Md. In 1862 a Union doctor and officer declared that Thomas Henry Butcher age 26 of Poolesville post office,f arm labourer was not fit for military duty due to chronic dysentry. I was assuming he ahd died but could find no resting place in any local cemetery and thus continued to assume he was lost in the civil war somewhere. Every indication indicates that this is one and the same man and my g g grandfather with wife number 2. What also seals it for me is that 6 houses or farms up the road is Nathaniel Oden with wife and children and it is proven that he is the oldest son of Alfred and Rachel Oden of Poolesville, Maryland and the oldest brother of the deceased Keziah Francis Oden Butcher. So we have brother in laws living very close to each other in a neighboring county and community. That makes sense because Nathaniel was teh first born and Keziah Francis the second born so I would think they might have been close to not only in age but friendship as well and family ties. Question is anyone working on these lines and can anyone help me with research in this community of Catoctin, Frederick County, Md. Thank you. Jackie in Idho

X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 08:07:02 EDT From: SmoketownUniv@aol.com To: md-fred-gen-d@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <132.13133476.2a9e16e6@aol.com> Subject: Equity Records and other resources Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" MIME-Version: 1.0 >Hello all, >I have only been doing genealogy for about a year and I've used the usual >resources such as Church Records, Estate and Land Records, Marrage Records, >but I didn't know until that Equity Records are a possible source of valuable >information. Can anyone tell me more about this? Are there other types of >local records that I may have over looked. Cindy H. Cindy, I am not sure where in MD you are looking, I can only tell you my own experience in Frederick. The Frederick Equity Records are at Maryland State Archives (MSA). But at the Frederick Courthouse is a list of the equity cases of a certain person, or where his/her name appears, in my case Patrick O'Neill (1783-1855). I paid someone in Frederick to get them for me from the courthouse; she typed the list up. The principal players are named. There were about seven. They have a reference number to the number at MSA. The short form told me pretty much what was going on. I THINK they are usually legal battles about land, etc., mine were. I descend from Patrick's first wife, the parties in the equity cases involve his second wife, a wealthy widow who brought land to the marriage...and so children from her first marriage trying to get this land back. There was even one where the second wife was "vs" Patrick. The problem is cost. The man I dealt with at MSA told me he always warns people what they can be getting into. Look at their prices on Web site per page...an equity case can go on and on and on. He said when he found something that was very long, he would call people to let them know, but I don't know if all his colleagues do that. There was one I was interested in seeing, but it was about 150 pages long, I didn't get it because of cost. Now in my case, the cases involved people from whom I did not descend...the second wife. In yours it might be completely different. Patrick left no will, have you gotten a will? I got account books which is what you get when there is no will. Again, I paid someone in Frederick to get them for me at the Court House. Wills of a certain time frame are at LDS on microfilm, Patrick died after that date of course. Reference to the Will Index was just given on here recently. Other that I got was naturalization, again money, again at MSA. And the cemetery, the caretaker at St John's in Frederick took pictures for me...but basically he too admits their records are terrible. Other than that, there were many entries about Patrick in books...but I could not get them on interlibrary loan. There are volunteers who will do look-ups. I was lucky enough to have a friend in Salt Lake, where the books were, who was able to copy pages for me. Feel free to write me directly. I don't know how places other than Frederick work. Even the professionals were confused on what was where, as the process of transferring materials from Frederick to MSA was still ongoing. Barbara Ford Providence RI

Hello all, I have only been doing genealogy for about a year and I've used the usual resources such as Church Records, Estate and Land Records, Marrage Records, but I didn't know until that Equity Records are a possible source of valuable information. Can anyone tell me more about this? Are there other types of local records that I may have over looked. Cindy H.

Jeanne: What a nice thing you are offering to do for us. Thank you so much. I would appreciate a look of on the following: In the Will Index Book and Death Ledger Book: William Tyler (Sr). - d. April 24, 1872 William Tyler Jr. -- d. Sept. 12, 1871 In the Marriage Ledger: William Tyler ca July 1809 William Tyler Jr. co 1848 Thank you for your time. Nedra Johnson zebadoo@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jeanne764@aol.com> To: <MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 9:18 AM Subject: [MDFred] Lookups > Good morning everyone. I have the following books. If there is anyone who > needs a lookup, please email me. I ask only one or two things. Please send > no more than two names at a time. After I have sent you the information, you > are welcome to ask me for more. Receiving long lists of names is > overwhelming. I am not a genealogist, I am just a volunteer trying to help > others with their search. If I receive an abundance of lookups, please > realize that it takes time. There is no charge. > > NAMES IN STONE - 75,000 Cemetery Inscriptions From > Frederick County > > FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND > WILL INDEX > 1744 - 1946 > > THE JACOB ENGELBRECHT DEATH LEDGER > OF > FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND > 1820 - 1890 > > THE JACOB ENGELBRECHT MARRIAGE LEDGER > OF > FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND > 1820 - 1890 > > Sincerely, > Jeanne Herrod, Volunteer > Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness > > > > ==== MD-FRED-GEN Mailing List ==== > Come on over to the Maryland Roots Network at: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/MD/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Joan: Thanks will do. Carla

In a message dated 8/26/02 5:54:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Countryoutlaws1@aol.com writes: > Which cencus Ohio, Maryland or Federal? Church records I have looked at > Farmersville, Ohio. Have that he was confirmed in 1874 but not mention of > parents. Frank must have come to Ohio at a early age. Have not found their > > marriage license yet. Was trying to find as much as I could on-line. > > Thanks for the suggestions will try them. Carla- If I remember correctly the earliest census you might find him on with his parents would be 1850 and that is the earliest that would list him by name anyway. If you think the family would still be in MD at that time -- try that first--MD (US) census. Check any families with this surname to find the one with the son of the right age in 1850. Joan

Dear Joan: Which cencus Ohio, Maryland or Federal? Church records I have looked at Farmersville, Ohio. Have that he was confirmed in 1874 but not mention of parents. Frank must have come to Ohio at a early age. Have not found their marriage license yet. Was trying to find as much as I could on-line. Thanks for the suggestions will try them. Cordially, Carla Hale Germantown, Ohio

Hello Actually up to a week ago ( I am 49 now) all I knew was my fathers grandmother was Grandma Dell and her brother was William and they were very, very old when I was just a kid. In one week I have Broken 2 Brick walls and found That she married Samuel Snell in Stark county Ill( His Wife has been a mystery for probably 30 years). then he died and she remarried Levi ent,( this explains why my dad always said that they were cousins) (now to find out why he always said we were cousins to Jessie James, another project) This week I find out the Strums came from Fredrick's county, and Washington County MD and so did the Snells,/ Schnell, Now it looks like there are over 11,000 on Web roots alone, and she isn't one of them. **** I am beginning to have fun now. I guess my winter project is starting early. Thanks for the leads everyone I am checking them all. Debbie Bernard -----Original Message----- From: Chrystie [mailto:administrator.c.ccm@verizon.net] Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 7:35 AM To: MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDFred] Re: MD-FRED-GEN-D Digest V02 #100 Debbie, Did you know the the STURM line from Frederick had a branch that married into a LINDSAY line where they show up in old Grainger Co TN area pre 1800, and their surname STURM was changed to STORM in old lineage books. NOTING: 30 TN Counties by the GOODSPEED BROTHERS & TN Cousins Chrystie > From: MD-FRED-GEN-D-request@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 05:21:37 -0600 > To: MD-FRED-GEN-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: MD-FRED-GEN-D Digest V02 #100 > >

Seeking info on the Kiriwn -Sewall families below. Anyone working their ancestral lines? Would appreciate any comments Descendants of John Kirwin Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 KIRWIN He married MARY SEWALL, daughter of NICHOLAS SEWALL and MARY DARNALL. She died January 12, 1791. Child of JOHN KIRWIN and MARY SEWALL is: 2. i. CATHERINE2 KERWIN, b. Abt. 1790, Maryland; d. November 26, 1826, St Mary's Co., MD. Generation No. 2 2. CATHERINE2 KERWIN (JOHN1 KIRWIN) was born Abt. 1790 in Maryland, and died November 26, 1826 in St Mary's Co., MD. She married JAMES JARBOE, ESQUIRE, COL. April 19, 1814 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, son of ROBERT JARBOE and ELIZABETH HOLTON. He was born Bet. 1780 - 1790 in St Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. March 04, 1845 in St Mary's Co., MD. Children of CATHERINE KERWIN and JAMES JARBOE are: i. CATHERINE JOANNA FRANCIS3 JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. ii. LENORA PAULINA JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. iii. MARY ANN REBECCA JARBOE. iv. MARY LORY JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD; m. FRANCIS R. PASCAULT, November 25, 1850, Maryland. v. WILLIAM HENRY JARBOE, LT., b. 1821, St Mary's Co., MD; d. 1884, Prince George Co., Md. Descendants of Nicholas Sewall Generation No. 1 1. NICHOLAS1 SEWALL He married MARY DARNALL. Children of NICHOLAS SEWALL and MARY DARNALL are: 2. i. MARY2 SEWALL, d. January 12, 1791. 3. ii. MARIA LAURA SEWALL. 4. iii. SON SEWALL. Generation No. 2 2. MARY2 SEWALL (NICHOLAS1) died January 12, 1791. She married JOHN KIRWIN. Child of MARY SEWALL and JOHN KIRWIN is: 5. i. CATHERINE3 KERWIN, b. Abt. 1790, Maryland; d. November 26, 1826, St Mary's Co., MD. 3. MARIA LAURA2 SEWALL (NICHOLAS1) She married PHILIP BARTON KEY, JR. April 25, 1833, son of PHILIP KEY and ANN PLATER. He was born 1804 in Woodley, Washington, D C, and died May 04, 1895 in Thibodeaux, LA. Children of MARIA SEWALL and PHILIP KEY are: i. FRANCES EUGENIA3 KEY, b. February 11, 1834. ii. PHILIP BARTON KEY III, b. March 10, 1836. iii. NICHOLAS SEWALL KEY, b. May 21, 1838; d. January 1863, Civil War. iv. HENRY JOHNSON KEY, b. February 27, 1840. v. WILLIAM THOMPSON KEY, b. November 28, 1841. vi. MARY CATHERINE KEY, b. June 14, 1844. vii. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, b. September 21, 1846. viii. ELIZABETH ROUSBY KEY, b. August 29, 1848. ix. EDWARD KEY, b. March 28, 1850. x. VIRGINIA PEYTON KEY, b. May 02, 1853. 4. SON2 SEWALL (NICHOLAS1) Child of SON SEWALL is: i. ROBERT DARNALL3 SEWALL, d. Bef. December 31, 1852, Prince Georges County, Maryland. Generation No. 3 5. CATHERINE3 KERWIN (MARY2 SEWALL, NICHOLAS1) was born Abt. 1790 in Maryland, and died November 26, 1826 in St Mary's Co., MD. She married JAMES JARBOE, ESQUIRE, COL. April 19, 1814 in St. Mary's Co., Maryland, son of ROBERT JARBOE and ELIZABETH HOLTON. He was born Bet. 1780 - 1790 in St Mary's Co., MD, and died Bef. March 04, 1845 in St Mary's Co., MD. Children of CATHERINE KERWIN and JAMES JARBOE are: i. CATHERINE JOANNA FRANCIS4 JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. ii. LENORA PAULINA JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD. iii. MARY ANN REBECCA JARBOE. iv. MARY LORY JARBOE, b. St Mary's Co., MD; m. FRANCIS R. PASCAULT, November 25, 1850, Maryland. v. WILLIAM HENRY JARBOE, LT., b. 1821, St Mary's Co., MD; d. 1884, Prince George Co., Md. Regards, Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas http://www.jarboe.org/ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/u/n/James-R-Dunavan/index.html? Welcome=988131687

Debbie, Did you know the the STURM line from Frederick had a branch that married into a LINDSAY line where they show up in old Grainger Co TN area pre 1800, and their surname STURM was changed to STORM in old lineage books. NOTING: 30 TN Counties by the GOODSPEED BROTHERS & TN Cousins Chrystie > From: MD-FRED-GEN-D-request@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 05:21:37 -0600 > To: MD-FRED-GEN-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: MD-FRED-GEN-D Digest V02 #100 > > From: "Beldragondee (Debbie)" <dbpc5153@ligtel.com> > Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 01:08:21 -0500 > To: MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [MDFred] Look-ups Schnell/ Snell or Sturm > > Hi Jeanne, > could you look up Schnell/or Snell and Sturm. > Thanks > Debbie Bernard

Hi Jeanne, could you look up Schnell/or Snell and Sturm. Thanks Debbie Bernard -----Original Message----- From: Jeanne764@aol.com [mailto:Jeanne764@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 11:08 PM To: MD-FRED-GEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDFred] Look-ups (ORR/Butts) Joan, No, I don't have that book. I have Names In Stone, Will Index, Death Index, and Marriage Index. We are working with different resources. At least with what we have between us, we should be able to help a few. Jeanne

In a message dated 8/26/02 12:08:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Jeanne764@aol.com writes: > No, I don't have that book. I have Names In Stone, Will Index, Death > Index, and Marriage Index. We are working with different resources. At > least with what we have between us, we should be able to help a few. Jeanne- That's even better. :) Joan

In a message dated 8/25/2002 11:39:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JYoung6180@aol.com writes: > I think we both have the book This Was The Life--but the book only covers > 1748-1765. :) Sorry. > > Joan > > > Joan, No, I don't have that book. I have Names In Stone, Will Index, Death Index, and Marriage Index. We are working with different resources. At least with what we have between us, we should be able to help a few. Jeanne

In a message dated 8/25/02 11:22:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LFALK7@aol.com writes: > Hello, I don't know if it was Joan or Jeanne who was doing look-ups but I > would really appreciate anything from either one. What sweeties you are. I > am > looking for information for JOHN ORR who married MARY BUTTS in Frederick Co. > > 25 Jul 1821. Thanks so much with whatever you can do. > > Linda Falk Linda- I think we both have the book This Was The Life--but the book only covers 1748-1765. :) Sorry. Joan

In a message dated 8/25/2002 11:22:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LFALK7@aol.com writes: > . I am > looking for information for JOHN ORR who married MARY BUTTS in Frederick > Co. > 25 Jul 1821. Thanks so much with whatever you can do. > > Linda Falk > > I have you down, Linda. I'll get back to you privately as soon as I get to your names. Jeanne, Volunteer Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness