Hello List, With the help of another list I figured out where Boon's Content and Theobold Boone of Frederick Co., belong. The following is the message I sent to the Boone list. Shirley Middleton Moller From: "SHIRLEY MOLLER" < shirleymoller@verizon.net> Subject: [BOONE] Boon's Content Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 08:39:43 -0700 Hello List, With the help of some on the list I was told that the tract of land Boon's Content possibly belonged to Johann Diel Boon of Frederick Co., MD. I have a copy of the book The German Bohen-Bohn-Boon-Boone Family Descendants of Johann Diel Bohne of Maryland 1711-1764; by Nellie Woods Whedon compiled in the year 1945. Her book/info is what we find today posted on many websites regarding this family. She is the compiler [that is the term she applies to herself] that corrected the fallacy that Johann Diel Boone was related to the Danile Boone family. [But even today, we can find web sites that have Johann Diel Boon a son of George Boone and Mary Maugridge.] I'm passing on what Mrs. Whedon has to say about Theobold Boon and Boon's Content belonging to Johann Diel Boone. And I've included the abstract of Johann Diel Boon's Will also. Rochelle, if I remember right, I think I did an article for the Compass on this family sometime ago. Thanks to all those that helped, Shirley Middleton Moller The German Bohen-Bohn-Boon-Boone Family Descendants of Johann Diel Bohne of Maryland 1711-1764 , By Nellie Woods Whedon 1945 Page 2 It is not known where Johann and family spent the first few years after their arrival in America. On April 10, 1750, 50 acres located near Frizellburg, now Carroll County, Maryland, called "Boon's Content" were patented to Theobald Boon [Land Warrant No. 587, Prince George County.] We know by his will that this was Johann Diel Bohn whose name was often misspelled by public officials. On March 28, 1752, at the request of Deal Boone, the following marks of his cattle and hogs were recorded. "The left ear cropt and a nick in the right ear" [Land Record B. folio 545, 1748-52, Frederick, Md.]. On Sept. 16, 1752, he acquired 80 acres of the "Resurvey on Shear Spring" [Land Warrant No. 1970, Prince George County.] On Oct. 10, 1758, 40 acres of the tract "No Whiskey" [Land Warrant No. 2821.] At the time of his death in 1764, he owned those three tracts of land. 80 perches [½acre] were set aside on the "Shear Spring" tract as a family burial ground. Practically all trace of this is gone at present. These three tracts remained in the family until 1777, until the death of widow, Mary, or until the youngest son, Adam, became of ages, as provided by the will of Johann. On Sept. 18, 1777, Jacob Boon [son] and wife Catrin deeded all their interest in "Shear Spring" and "Boon's Content" together with a lot in Frizellburg, to Mary Triplott of Baltimore [Liber R.P., folio 250]. [In 1782, Jacob and his younger brother, John, appeared in Bedford, now Franklin Co., VA., John going to Montgomery County in 1807 and living in the part that became Floyd County in 1831]. On March 18, 1783, Nicholas Boon [son] sold the tract "No Whiskey", left to him by his father, to Michael Wagoner [Liber W.R.#4.folio 283.] The Bohn-Boon land passed thro various hands until it was inherited by Mr. Edward Formwalt, who deeded it to his stepson, Mr. F.H. Haines, the present owner. MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS, VOL 13 BOONE [BONE], HANDEAL, Frederick Co. 1 Nov, 1761 13 Apr, 1764 Being in good health and sound mind, about to depart on a voyage to Germany, do make this my last will. To son Nicholas, tract of land called No Whiskey, Frederick Co., 40 A.; he to pay my sons John and Adam, when they are of age, 5 lbs. money; 10 A., "Shear Spring. To son Jacob, dwelling plantation, 125 A., paying to son Abraham, 50 lbs. money at the end of 2 years. To children: John, Adam, Margaret, Mary, Katharine and Elizabeth, personal estate. To wife Mary, dwelling plantation until youngest son is of age. Exs: Joest Runkle and Daniel Zacharius Wit: Michael Moyer[?]. Second name illegible. 32.187 ----- Original Message ----- From: SHIRLEY MOLLER To: mdfreder@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 5:21 PM Subject: Look up please Hello List, Would like a look up Theobold Boon/Boone and Boon's Content, ca 1749. I have a copy of a Certificate of Land Survey for Theobold Boone of Frederick Co., MD. Theobold Boon had renewment of a Warrant granted to him Mar 2 1749 for 50 acres of land called Boon's Content in Frederick Co., MD. I'd like to know what family Theobold Boon is from. Thanks for any help, Shirley Middleton Moller

I missed an email querie concerning the surname GOULD. Please send me the querie as I have a lot of information on this family. Shirley Hunt

Here is a site that may be helpful to some people -- I haven't seen it mentioned before. It is the New York immigration center prior to Ellis Island. www.castlegarden.org

On October 28, 1854, the home of Dr. John Baltzell on East Church Street in Frederick, now the home of The Historical Society of Frederick County, was sold to Alexander B. Hanson for $8,000. On October 28, 1920, The Rotary Club of Frederick was chartered at a banquet at the New City Hotel on West Patrick Street in Frederick. On October 28, 1968, Donald A. McGolerick, of New Market, was sentenced to three years in prison for setting fire to the barn of John F. Lewis on April 2, 1966. He immediately appealed and was released on $45,000 bond. This was the second of 15 separate malicious burning case If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privately. John W. Ashbury (wasps65@earthlink.net)

Does anyone know anything more about "Thomas R. JOHNSON for the 20 acres at $107.40." mentioned? Thanks, Jo Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dorinda Shepley" <midmdroots@yahoo.com> To: "MDFREDER Mail List" <mdfreder@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 5:09 PM Subject: [MDFR] JS-14, 1-12n- JOHNSON, SHRYOCK, MICHAEL, SUMMERS > Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-14 > > 1-12 - JOHNSON, SHRYOCK, MICHAEL, SUMMERS - Mar 1835 > > Estate of Joseph JOHNSON > > Joseph JOHNSON (will 20 Jul 1806; 4 Aug 1806) > w/ Catharine (d/ Jan 1835) and 8 children, > > - Thomas JOHNSON, d/ bef Jan 1835, leaving son > ...Alexander JOHNSON - Ohio or Indiana > > - Joseph JOHNSON, d/ bef Jan 1835, leaving daughter > ...Sarah Ann JOHNSON, now w/o Absalom JOHNSON > > - John JOHNSON - Ohio > - Alexander JOHNSON - Ohio > - Elizabeth JOHNSON > - Nancy JOHNSON, now w/o John SHRYOCK - Kentucky > - Jacob JOHNSON - Indiana > - Phebe JOHNSON, now w/o Christopher MICHAEL - > Virginia > > father - Thomas JOHNSON > brother - Thomas JOHNSON > Executors were sons, Thomas and Joseph, now both > deceased. > Witnesses: Joseph MILLER, Robert JOHNSON, George > MAIN. > > Land - Widow's dower consisted of 40 acre tract > (where John CARIG? lived) and mountain tract of 20 > acres. > > Trustee was John SIFFORD; on 18 Apr 1835 at the > tavern of Francis RICHMOND in Middle Town, sale made > to George SUMMERS for the 40 acres at $1,300; to > Thomas R. JOHNSON for the 20 acres at $107.40. > Each 1/8 share was $164.42; finalized 19 Aug 1835. > ======================== > > > - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com > www.MidMdRoots.com > Visit www.MidMdRoots.com > for Old Court Records, Tombstone > Inscriptions, Old Newspaper items, etc > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MDFREDER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Randy: I believe Ada F. Rohrback is the daughter of Hanson Boyer (he is buried as HANSON per Names In Stone and Pat Fogle in the Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Middletown)22 Apr 1835 / 10 Aug 1906, and Susan Magdalen Koogle 08 Sep 1843 / 02 Jun 1915. Hanson was the son of Michael BOYER and Elizabeth JACOBS. Susan was the daughter of Daniel KOOGLE and Elizabeth Ann Catherine BOWLUS. Jack K.

Hello, Dorinda Shepley recently posted the following abstract- JS-13 6-10 - SCHLOSSER, CROUSE - Jul 1824 George SCHLOSSER vs Jacob CROUSE - Foreclosure Does anyone know which Jacob Crouse this refers to? Thanks, Wayne Crouse

Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-14 1-12 - JOHNSON, SHRYOCK, MICHAEL, SUMMERS - Mar 1835 Estate of Joseph JOHNSON Joseph JOHNSON (will 20 Jul 1806; 4 Aug 1806) w/ Catharine (d/ Jan 1835) and 8 children, - Thomas JOHNSON, d/ bef Jan 1835, leaving son ...Alexander JOHNSON - Ohio or Indiana - Joseph JOHNSON, d/ bef Jan 1835, leaving daughter ...Sarah Ann JOHNSON, now w/o Absalom JOHNSON - John JOHNSON - Ohio - Alexander JOHNSON - Ohio - Elizabeth JOHNSON - Nancy JOHNSON, now w/o John SHRYOCK - Kentucky - Jacob JOHNSON - Indiana - Phebe JOHNSON, now w/o Christopher MICHAEL - Virginia father - Thomas JOHNSON brother - Thomas JOHNSON Executors were sons, Thomas and Joseph, now both deceased. Witnesses: Joseph MILLER, Robert JOHNSON, George MAIN. Land - Widow's dower consisted of 40 acre tract (where John CARIG? lived) and mountain tract of 20 acres. Trustee was John SIFFORD; on 18 Apr 1835 at the tavern of Francis RICHMOND in Middle Town, sale made to George SUMMERS for the 40 acres at $1,300; to Thomas R. JOHNSON for the 20 acres at $107.40. Each 1/8 share was $164.42; finalized 19 Aug 1835. ======================== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com

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On October 27, 1771, future Maryland Governor Thomas Simm Lee, of Petersville, married Mary Digges. On October 27, 1887, John Ritchie, chief judge of The Sixth Judicial Circuit, died at his West Church Street home. On October 27, 1994, Julia Etchison Hanna, longtime English teacher at Frederick High School, a News-Post columnist and author, died at Sunrise Retirement Home at the age of 97. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privately. John W. Ashbury (wasps65@earthlink.net)

Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-13 15-23 - GILLMYER, JENKINS, MILLER, JONES, CRABS - Jan 1823 George GILLMYER vs Estate of Francis GILLMYER - Sale of Real Estate Francis GILLMYER, dec'd (will 21 Apr 1816; 29 Apr 1816) widow - Catharine (named executrix), since deceased - and children, - John GILLMYER (tract in Morgan Town, VA/WV) - Joseph GILLMYER - Catharine JENKINS - Francis GILLMYER - Mary MILLER - Jacob GILLMYER - Elizabeth GILLMYER - Sarah GILLMYER - George GILLMYER - Teresa GILLMYER Deductions to be made from children's advances. Witnesses: William EMMIT, Thomas RADFORD, Daniel M. MOORE. Land - tract "Cedar Grove", 133 acres; - "Buck Forest", 235 acres; - an orchard lot, 6+ acres; and 6 acres more; and 47 acres more. - mountain tract, 10 acres Trustees were George GROVER and John HARRIT; sale made on 26 Feb 1824 at the house of Charles U. BIGHAM in Emmitsburg to George GILLMYER for the 133 acres at $2,660 but he could not comply with terms; therefore, the property was rented to John JONES from 1 Apr 1824 for one year at $150. - The second property could not obtain any bidders. - The 6+ acres were sold to the Sisters of Charity of Saint Josephs at $138.37; along with the other 6 acres at $102; and 47 acres at $211.50; - mountain tract to John DOWLAUS? at $15; The 133 acres were sold to Joseph CRABS at $3,419; the 235 acres were rented to George GILLMYER for one year from Apr 1824 at $100; finalized 19 May 1825. ======================================== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com

On October 26, 1819, Governor Thomas Johnson, Maryland's first governor, died at Rose Hill Manor, the home of his daughter and son-in-law. Johnson had lived in seclusion there since he delivered the eulogy at George Washington's memorial service in Frederick in February 1800. On October 26, 1990, William and Kathleen Schroedel agreed to sell 177 acres of their farm on Reich's Ford Road to Frederick County for use as a landfill, bringing to a close one of the most bitter issues in the 1990 election for county commissioner. The price was $2.2 million. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privately. John W. Ashbury (wasps65@earthlink.net)

Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-13 6-10 - SCHLOSSER, CROUSE - Jul 1824 George SCHLOSSER vs Jacob CROUSE - Foreclosure Trustee was B.L. PIGMAN; sale made on 1 Oct 1824 to George SCHLOSSER at $77; proceeds short of debt; finalized 15 Jul 1825. ===================== 10-15 - BUCKEY, ANGEL - Mar 1822 John STONER & John DERR vs John ANGEL & Isaac ANGEL - Foreclosure Second Deed of Mortgage made to Peter BUCKEY by John ANGEL and Isaac ANGEL. Trustee was Peter BUCKEY; after three failed attempts, sale made to Edward BUCKEY for $1,260 but he did not comply with terms. Then on 1 Apr 1824, he sold the whole estate to Mathias SPITLER for $1,750. Proceeds were short to pay Peter BUCKEY (paid $782.25 out of $2,200); finalized 8 Jul 1824. ======================================== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com

Hello List, Would like a look up Theobold Boon/Boone and Boon's Content, ca 1749. I have a copy of a Certificate of Land Survey for Theobold Boone of Frederick Co., MD. Theobold Boon had renewment of a Warrant granted to him Mar 2 1749 for 50 acres of land called Boon's Content in Frederick Co., MD. I'd like to know what family Theobold Boon is from. Thanks for any help, Shirley Middleton Moller

On October 25, 1833, Harriet Chapel Episcopal Church at Catoctin Furnace near Thurmont was consecrated by the Rt. Rev. William M. Stone, bishop of The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. On October 25, 1856, St. Paul's Lutheran Congregation of Myersville was organized. On October 25, 1859, the Maryland Agricultural Society Cattle Show began at the Hessian Barracks on South Market Street in Frederick. On October 25, 1862, both Union and Confederate troops crossed the Potomac River at Berlin (Brunswick) on a pontoon bridge. On October 25, 1872, Roger Allen Doll, who with his brother operated Doll Brothers Department Store for many years at 205-207 North Market Street in Frederick, was born on West Second Street. He died November 18, 1958, at Vindobona Nursing Home at Braddock Heights. On October 25, 1899, Theodore Roosevelt, then governor of New York and a future vice president and President of The United States, addressed a capacity crowd at The City Opera House in the 100 block of North Market Street in Frederick at a rally of the local Republican Party. On October 25, 1939, The Frederick Post reported that Ernie Berger, a local book dealer, addressed The Kiwanis Club of Frederick and told them of a newspaper published in Frederick prior to The Maryland Chronicle in 1786. On October 25, 1967, The Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of WFMD-AM and FM by Mrs. Evelyn C. Leonard to Jim Gibbons. If anyone can add information to these History Moments, or would like to suggest an item for another calendar day, please contact me privately. John W. Ashbury (wasps65@earthlink.net)

Hi! My name is Randi Boyer and I am researching my family history. Most of my primary research has been in Washington County so I am new to the Frederick County mailing list. I have a few questions about places to research etc. I have been to the library in Frederick already but was wondering about other resources available. I was also wondering if anyone on this list is researching any of the following surnames in the area: Eakle, Boyer, Hurt, Hirsh, Martell, Hartman, Burck, Wisner, Cecil, Eyler, Rohrback, Ruby, Calp. One more question before I go. I have a brick wall with my gr gr grandmother Ada Frances Rohrback(married name). I have not been able to figure out what her maiden name is nor her parents names. I will list all the information that I have on her now. She was born February 18, 1872 and was born near Middletown. She married Charles Albert Rohrback(not sure when). They had 4 children Hattie Cordelia Rohrback, Henson(Hanson) Henry Rohrback, Louella Florence Rohrback, and Charles Clayton Rohrback. She passed away March 14, 1954. Her obituary states the following: The News Frederick Maryland Monday March 15, 1954 Mrs. Ada F. Rohrback, widow of Charles A. Rohrback, died at the home of her son, Charles C. Rohrback, Gapland, on Sunday Afternoon at 3 o'clock, aged 82 years of complications after being ill one month, She was a member of Locust Valley Church of God and was born near Middletown. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Hattie Wise, Gapland, and Mrs. Luella Butts, Locust Valley two sons Henson H. Rohrback, Baltimore, and Charles C. Rohrback, Gapland, eight great grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call at the funeral home in Boonsboro untill Thursday noon. The body will lie in state in Locust Valley Church of God from 1 to 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon when services will be held. Rev. Gerald Carbaugh will officiate. Interment will be in Locust Valley Cemetery William F. Bast and Son, funeral directors. I found a article in the newspaper a while ago and it had her and her son visiting a Mr. and Mrs. Henson Boyer but I can't find anything other than that connecting her to Boyers. It's not unusual that her son and Mr. Boyer would have the same first name but it's interesting. In census documents I found that Henson Boyer had a daughter named Ada F. but her estimated birth is 1874 which could be wrong. The only other lead to her last name is in her daughter Hattie's obituary it list Hattie as the child of Charles and Ada Barnes Rohrback. I have searched for Barnes in Middletown around the time she was born and couldn't find any. Boyer seems like the more logical last name but I would like further proof. Any places that I should check or any suggestions anyone has for me would be appreciated. Her first child was born in 1895 so I am assuming they were married sometime in the early 1890's. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Randi Eakle-Boyer

Randi, I think you are on the right track.....A Henson Boyer and wife, Susan are listed with a daughter Ada F. Boyer in the 1880 censusof the lower part of Middletown-District 3. Listed just above them is the family of Oliver Boyer-probably Henson's brother as they are of similar age. I would guess that Ada was married to a Barnes first and was widowed young. (or maybe not) Maybe you could check the marriage records for a Boyer/Barnes marriage prior to Hattie's birth. Then you'd be able to look for a burial or obituary for the Barnes. ***Also, In the 1900 census-Burkittsville District, I see that Charles and Ada Rohrback's son was named Hanson. Also named are Hattie and Louella. Pretty good bet, he's named after his grandfather and Ada IS Henson and Susan Boyer's child. Good luck. Hope this helps some. Cindy H.

Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-13 1-6 - LUCKETT, JAMISON, DORSEY - Mar 1823 Joseph JAMISON and Kitty JAMISON vs William JAMISON and Benedict JAMISON, minors - Sale of Real Estate William LUCKETT, dec'd (will filed 1 Oct 1817) leaving daughter, - Lucy JAMISON - her 4 children, .....Joseph JAMISON .....Kitty JAMISON .....William JAMISON, a minor .....Benedict JAMISON, a minor Land - House and Lots in New Town (Jefferson) (where William SOUTH then had possession). Guardian was John T. BROOKE; trustee was Richard POTTS; after a no-show at a public sale, private sale was made on 9 Apr 1824 to Doctor Lloyd DORSEY at $1,050; each 1/4 share was $241.79 (no mention of any widow); finalized 8 Jul 1824. ======================================== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com

Mary Hilton married John Braddock 2/23/1809 in the German Reformed Church, Frederick. Elizabeth Hilton married William Braddock 8/25/1812 in the same church. They had a brother, John Hilton. I believe John was born April 22, 1787 in MD (probably Frederick) and died July 21, 1856 in Georgetown, DC. I am looking for more information about John and the parents of John, Mary and Elizabeth. Any help will be appreciated. Ruth Fleak Goose Creek, SC Researching Hilton, Cady, Rowe in MD & DC; Rowzee, Thompson in VA & DC.

Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - JS-11 22-25 - HAWN, DAGEN - Jun 1829 Isaac HAWN vs George DAGEN Land - Lot #27 in Emmitsburgh; in 1823, transferred to Isaac HAWN but deed not recorded timely. George DAGEN and wife, Mary (released dower) have sinced moved to Ohio. Title granted to Isaac HAWN on 22 May 1832. ======================================== - Dorinda Shepley - Dorinda@MidMdRoots.com www.MidMdRoots.com