I am researching the following Carroll Co families. Bohne Born Brillhart Brown Hochschilt Stansbury Sullivan Warehime(Wareheim, Werheim) Witter Thanks, Sue Stuart

I hope someone can help me on my Smith ancestor. Sydney Smith was born 1812 England. (All Montgomery Co., Ohio records has England.) died 26, September 1852 Montgomery Co., Ohio. married Frederick Co., Maryland 4, February 1832. (now Carroll Co.) David Dickensheets son of Frederick and Nancy ( ? ) Dickensheets. Lived in the area of Silver Run. In 1860 two of her children were living in the home of John Smith and his wife Hannable in Montgomery Co., Ohio. Might this John Smith be a relative of Sydney? Perhaps a brother ????? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Carleene Roe

Susan, I think we had a correspondence before re: HOUCK but could not find it in my Saved Mail. My husband is a direct descendant of Barnet HOUCK through his son William--both in Carroll County. Besides HOUCK my other names of interest in Carroll County are: ARMACOST OSBORNE FRANK (FRANCK) Betty

HI all, My children's grandparents and back.. are from Carroll County. ;) I don't have all the data at my fingers but.. My mother-in-law was: Sadie Elizabeth Smith b. 1920 (is in the census with mom) Her mother is: Ida Mae Jones (have census with mom) whom married Charles Smith Grandmother is: Amanda Green - don't know which one she is Doncha just love it! All great names to research. Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore grandtraverseregion.com/grandtraverse/index.htm Volunteer for Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness RAOGK depends completely on donations & volunteers For information to support RAOGK http://www.raogk.org/support.html ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

My main research surnames are Hare(all spellings), Ebbert, Eberg, Eburg, and Zinkel(spellings). My GreatGrandfather was John Hare, decended from Phillip Heir and Anamarie. Johns parents were Jacob and Elizabeth Feathers. John mar. Barbara(Barbary) Ebbert in Maryland and migrated to Illinois. Barbara Ebbert was born in Germany and came to the US in abt. 1834. Her mother was Margaret who mar George Zinkel abt 1840 Maryland. Their dau. Margaret(Maggie, Mary) mar. Henry Eburg(Eberg) Carroll Co, Md. I am especially looking for info on the Ebberts. The mother, Margaret seemed to change her given name from csnsus to census. She ended up in 1870 census in Ill. living with her son John. There was another son George. George was b. 1822 Germany, John was born 1830 Germany. It seems like there might be more children between George and John but we haven't found any proof of other children. And we have not found any information on coming to the US other that the date. Barb Smith

Betty, Do you know if any Houck/Hawk/Houk, etc surnames in Carroll Co in the early years was a shorten form of the name Hockensmith? Thanks, Pat -----Original Message----- From: mdcarrol-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mdcarrol-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of TCHSGIRL58@aol.com Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 9:12 AM To: rbundy@carr.org; mdcarrol@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDCARROL] Houck Susan, I think we had a correspondence before re: HOUCK but could not find it in my Saved Mail. My husband is a direct descendant of Barnet HOUCK through his son William--both in Carroll County. Besides HOUCK my other names of interest in Carroll County are: ARMACOST OSBORNE FRANK (FRANCK) Betty ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDCARROL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am interested in the Dodson Family that lived in Frederick Co. Md. before 1792. The Dodson family I am connected with left Maryland about 1792 and moved to Bedford Co. Pa. In Dec. 1775 there is a John Dodson listed as a Associator in Frederick Co. Md. In 1778 there is a John Dodson listed in Frederick Co. as a Juror to the oath of allegeance. John Dodson was listed in the 1800 census of Bedford Co. Pa. as over 45 years old. In 1814 tax list John was listed as 57 years old. If the age in the tax list is accurate he must have been at least 59 when he died. John Dodson died in Bedford Co. in 1816. Some have tried to connect this family with Charles Dodson in Maryland but I do not believe there is enough proof to make that a fact. John's brothers were Thomas born in about 1741, Michael born about 1751, Joseph about 1766. I am looking for new clues to trace this family better in Maryland. Muriel

Hello My father's lines are all from Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick Counties. BARNES BECRAFT BRASHEAR - MT AIRY CAIN CRISWELL DORSEY EVANS - SAMS CREEK FLEMING FRANKLIN FRIZZELL GOSNELL HARRISON-MT AIRY, WOODBINE HOBBS HOOD - MT AIRY, WOODBINE MULLINIX - various spellings NORWOOD POULSON-SAMS CREEK SHIPLEY STEM-WINFIELD, SAMS CREEK WEST Wanda Barnes Hall wandabhall@comcast.net

ROLL CALL My Father Side - (Carroll Co. MD and York Co PA} Koontz Bair Unger Crouse Yingling Lohr Richcreek Spahr Leas My Mother Side - (mostly Carroll Co. MD) Buckingham Leatherwood McQuay Nye (Ohio) Skidmore (NY) Conaway Cover Gillis Barnes Shipley Hood Franklin Thanks, Ted Deardorff, Westminster, Carroll Co. MD

GREETINGS, ALL My immigrant Folkerth ancestor was Christopher Folkerth, who landed in Phildelphia in 1754 and then migrated to Maryland in about 1790, dying in Maryland in 1816. Christopher had a son, Henry, ( probably actually named Heironymus ) who was born prob in Pennsylvania but later lived and died in Maryland. Little is known of Henry; not even sure if he had children. Both father and son had wives named Margaret. I hate it when this happens ... I believe these folks lived in Frederick County, but my geography for that time is a bit fuzzy and it may have been Carroll ... so I'll take the chance and post here. The name was subject to creative spelling variations; it is sometimes seen as either Fulkerth or Fulker. I cheerfully accept any such variation as a 'possible'. Ol' Christopher also had four other sons who all settled in the Miami Valley of Ohio in the early 1800s and whose families are more well known by various researchers today. I'm interested in anything about Christopher and would like to learn about his son Henry, as well. DICK FOLKERTH Dallas, Texas

I'm here. Lambert Greenholtz Mitten Stone Nail/Nagel Oursler Dave Gracie Mount Airy, Carroll, Maryland

Roll call. Fisher Smith Beard Corbin Harman Canady Charlie Fisher

Hello all I am researching on my fathers side: Edmondson Ruch Shipley Brothers Most were Woolery district, Klees Mill Rd, Woodbine, and down into Reisterstown. In Christ we love, Sheri

Roll call: Stricker/Streaker, Baker, Barnes, Harry, Bowers, Hobbs to name a few. Mostly in Carroll or Howard Dist of AA county. --- "Susan E. Bundy" <rbundy@carr.org> wrote: > Hello to All Carroll County, Maryland Researchers > It is time for a Roll Call, it has been 3 years ago > since the last Roll Call and we do have new members > that has join the list since that time. > Good Luck on connecting with new cousins and family > lines. > Susan Bundy > Carroll Co Genweb site list volunteer > > My Father Side- - All Maryland- -Baltimore and > Carroll Counties > (Hampstead, Manchester, Westminster and Woolery > Districts) > Sykes > Walsh > Houck > Brummel/Brummell > Plowman > Stevens > Marsh > Loudenslager > Fowble > Ebaugh > Taylor > Leppo > Gettinger/Gittenger > Fresh > Stevenson > Shaffer (all spellings) > Flickinger > Bixler > Pouder/Powder > > My Mother Side- -R. I- -N. Y.- -P. A.- -Conn. > Kenyon > Sayles > Conner/Corner > Hakes > Reynolds > Williams > Thompson > Smith > Boughton > Parker > Hunter > Drake > Simmons > Newland > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to MDCARROL-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss an email again! Yahoo! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/mail/

Hello to All Carroll County, Maryland Researchers It is time for a Roll Call, it has been 3 years ago since the last Roll Call and we do have new members that has join the list since that time. Good Luck on connecting with new cousins and family lines. Susan Bundy Carroll Co Genweb site list volunteer My Father Side- - All Maryland- -Baltimore and Carroll Counties (Hampstead, Manchester, Westminster and Woolery Districts) Sykes Walsh Houck Brummel/Brummell Plowman Stevens Marsh Loudenslager Fowble Ebaugh Taylor Leppo Gettinger/Gittenger Fresh Stevenson Shaffer (all spellings) Flickinger Bixler Pouder/Powder My Mother Side- -R. I- -N. Y.- -P. A.- -Conn. Kenyon Sayles Conner/Corner Hakes Reynolds Williams Thompson Smith Boughton Parker Hunter Drake Simmons Newland

You might also look in the papers for Gettysburg and Hanover. For many years these were the daily papers for Carroll COunty as the Carroll papers were weekly papers. Tricia Fortney triciaf66@earthlink.net EarthLink Revolves Around You. > [Original Message] > From: Vanessa Stern <vrstern@earthlink.net> > To: <MDCARROL-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 2/10/2007 3:31:14 PM > Subject: [MDCARROL] Obituaries > > Where is the best place to find obituaries for Carroll County for the > early 1900s? Unfortunately, the Carroll County papers do not seem to > be in the on-line databases. > > Vanessa > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDCARROL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Contact the Genealogy society in Westminster, They may have a lot of information. Also there was an online paper in Frederick Maryland that covered alot of Carroll County information. In Christ we love, Sheri

Where is the best place to find obituaries for Carroll County for the early 1900s? Unfortunately, the Carroll County papers do not seem to be in the on-line databases. Vanessa

Hello All, I have added another 20 pages to the book "Maryland Wills Vol. 2 1685-1702". If anyone is interested it's at http://www.midatlanticarchives.com I also added a link on the index page to allow everyone to skip to the first of the most recently added pages. Alan RESEARCHING: Buckingham, Gilpin, Eastburn, Jeanes, Nowland, Wade, Creswell, Vansant and related families -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.17.12/653 - Release Date: 1/26/2007 11:11 AM

I have an Emily Jane Stultz who was born January 9, 1826 or 1829 and was from Carroll County - since Carroll County was not established till 1837 - can someone advise me as to where I might write to reseach documentation of her birth and therefore documentation of her parents? Supposedly, her mother was a Crabbe. I do know that she married a Solomon Fox (no date for the marriage) but have extensive information on their children -- this family moved to Ohio. There is a Stultz family in the 1850 Census with an Emily J. listed at age 21 - under William and Lydia Stultz. Thanks for any advise - it's greatly appreciated. Martha Combs Thevenin