The correct address for the Joe Baker, Indiana University report on the archaeology survey of Wise Homestead at Fox Gap, South Mountain cited in an earlier message is: http://www.iuparchaeology.iup.edu/FoxGap/index.html My apologies.

Could you tell me if there were any Cullum's mentioned. Please and thank you. Darla ----- Original Message ----- From: <robroy6@comcast.net> To: <MDFREDER@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 1:04 PM Subject: [MDFREDER] FW: Civil War Battle at South Mountain > Its was Sunday, 14 Sep 1862. The peaceful scene at Fox Gap near > Middletown today belies the battle then which shaped events for the Civil > War's bloodiest single day at Antietam three days later. A lot has been > written about this event, but a new twist with genealogical rewards may be > found in looking at the Wise family home at Fox Gap and an archaeological > survey conducted there in 2002 by Joe Baker of Pennsylvania's Indiana > University. > > At http://commonground.cr.nps.gov/template_CG.cfm?articleIDN=614 you will > find Joe Baker's thoughtful reflections as he prepared for digging at the > Wise farmstead site early one morning in Aug 2002. His informative report > on the project may be found at http://iuparchaeology.iup.edu/foxgap/ Go > to "Project Results," then "II Place for the Past." The entire report is > there with recommendations for preservation of the site. There are > details of the Indian presence and "Euroamerican Settlement of the > Mountain," and the "Settlement History of Fox Gap" by Elwood W. Christ is > a very well researched account of the families that lived on the mountain > which will be of special interest to genealogists. > > I visited these internet sites after a recent walk around the Fox Gap > area. They were impressive and added to my appreciation of the > significance of the scene and what took place there in 1862. > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

Vicki Thank you so very much. Darla ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vicki Carroll" <vccrrll@hotmail.com> To: <mdfreder@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 10:24 AM Subject: [MDFREDER] Cullums in the newspapers >I have Culllums mentioned in some articles that I have so far collected but > none of them are the main person: > > The Daily News - Hymeneal - Tuesday, October 9, 1906 > > At two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, October 2, at the Methodist Protestant > parsonage in Libertytown, and in the presence of a large gathering of > relatives and friends, Mr. George H. Whitmore and Miss Isabelle Carr were > married by their pastor, Rev. C. M. Cullum. The bride was dressed in a > handsome gun metal taffeta, trimmed with embroidereed chiffon and silk > gimp. > Her hat was of black shirred Peau de Cygne silk, trimmed with wings, > chenille and ribbon, and she wore white suede kid gloves. Willie H. > Whitemore, of Woodsboro, son ofhte groom, and T. Arnold Whitmore, of > Frederick, nephew of both bride and groom, were groomsmen. Miss Etta > Whitmore, of Libertown, niece of both bride and groom, and Miss Bertie I. > Whitemore, of Woodsboror, granddaughter of the groom, were bridesmaids. > Miss Mayme Cullum played the wedding march and Dr. Thos. R. Myers and Miss > Beulah Cullum, were ushers. After numerous congratulations, the happy > couple were driven to Frederick city in a hack and were entertained by > their > nephew, T. Arnold Whitmore and wife during the evening and night. > Wednesday > morning they took the six o'clock train for Washignton, D. C. > > The Daily News - The Work of Death - Miss Sophia E. Gilbert - Saturday, > August 11, 1906 > > Miss Sophia E. Gilbert, died at her home in Woodsboro on Thursday night, > aged 67 years. She leaves three brothers and one sister: E. M. Gilbert, > of > Frederick; Charles W., of Walkersville, and Wm. H., and Luvenia Gilbert, > of > Woodsboro. The community was shocked to hear of her sudden death. She > was > a dutiful sister and will not only be greatly missed by her family, but by > a > number of friends, as she was always willing to do what she could for > others. The funeral services were conducted at her home this afternoon by > her pastor, Rev. Cullum, of the Methodist church. The pallbearers were > Messrs. J. W. Trout, C. W. Miller, James Hahn, C. A. Miller, G. F. Smith > and > Harry Winebrener. D. A. Sharetts was the funeral director. > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

Its was Sunday, 14 Sep 1862. The peaceful scene at Fox Gap near Middletown today belies the battle then which shaped events for the Civil War's bloodiest single day at Antietam three days later. A lot has been written about this event, but a new twist with genealogical rewards may be found in looking at the Wise family home at Fox Gap and an archaeological survey conducted there in 2002 by Joe Baker of Pennsylvania's Indiana University. At http://commonground.cr.nps.gov/template_CG.cfm?articleIDN=614 you will find Joe Baker's thoughtful reflections as he prepared for digging at the Wise farmstead site early one morning in Aug 2002. His informative report on the project may be found at http://iuparchaeology.iup.edu/foxgap/ Go to "Project Results," then "II Place for the Past." The entire report is there with recommendations for preservation of the site. There are details of the Indian presence and "Euroamerican Settlement of the Mountain," and the "Settlement History of Fox Gap" by Elwood W. Christ is a very well researched account of the families that lived on the mountain which will be of special interest to genealogists. I visited these internet sites after a recent walk around the Fox Gap area. They were impressive and added to my appreciation of the significance of the scene and what took place there in 1862.

I was very moved and fascinated by Joe Baker's introduction into his archealogical investitgation but was unable to go further as it seems the site is not available. It makes me happy to find others that feel as I do about the folks that led the way. I will be looking forward to more on his wonderful work. I would also be interested in hearing from any Frantz researchers from this area. I just recently joined the list after hearing that there were Frantzes that settled there. I have enjoyed also the moments of history that tells me more about this interesting place. Regards, Nancy Nancy J. (Smith) Hendricks in Vero Beach, Florida ----~------~-----~----~---~---Researching--~---~----~------~-------~--- Betz-Bomberger-Cassel-Conner-Copenhaver-De Voss-Fischer Funk-Frantz-Hager-Helfrick-Koenig-Kolb-Landis / Landes-Light Lutz-Naf-Peiffer-Portz-Reiff-Smith-VanSintern-Vautrin / Wotring Visit my website at: http://home.comcast.net/~NJHendricks/ ----~------~-----~----~---~--My Ancestors-~---~----~------~-------~----

Vicki, You're a GEM..... Thanks. Have seen Moselle come up in the social sections of the Fredrick News and could not hook her up .... Now thanks to you have something to work with. Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas, USA dunavar@sbcglobal.Net Randy.Dunavan@Dayco.Com ----- Original Message ---- From: Vicki Carroll <vccrrll@hotmail.com> To: MDFREDER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 7:56:35 AM Subject: [MDFREDER] Jarboes I don't have any Jarboe obituaries yet but I have a Jarboe marriage: The Daily News - Hymeneal - Dickerson-Jarboe - Thursday, September 13, 1906 At the home of Mrs. Mary E. Jarboe, near Edward's Ferry, Montgomery county, yesterday afternoon, her daughter, Miss Josephine Moselle Jarboe, was married to William Harrison Dickerson, of Dickersons, by Rev. Gilbert McDonald of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Barnesville. The misses Price, of Frederick, rendered the wedding marches. After the wedding the couple left for Richmond, Va., and Atlantic City. They will reside at Dickersons. ------------------------------- 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

Vicki, Do you have anything on Peter Daniel Switzer.Schweitzer/Sweitzer" Really appreciate all your assistance! Carolyn

I have Culllums mentioned in some articles that I have so far collected but none of them are the main person: The Daily News - Hymeneal - Tuesday, October 9, 1906 At two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, October 2, at the Methodist Protestant parsonage in Libertytown, and in the presence of a large gathering of relatives and friends, Mr. George H. Whitmore and Miss Isabelle Carr were married by their pastor, Rev. C. M. Cullum. The bride was dressed in a handsome gun metal taffeta, trimmed with embroidereed chiffon and silk gimp. Her hat was of black shirred Peau de Cygne silk, trimmed with wings, chenille and ribbon, and she wore white suede kid gloves. Willie H. Whitemore, of Woodsboro, son ofhte groom, and T. Arnold Whitmore, of Frederick, nephew of both bride and groom, were groomsmen. Miss Etta Whitmore, of Libertown, niece of both bride and groom, and Miss Bertie I. Whitemore, of Woodsboror, granddaughter of the groom, were bridesmaids. Miss Mayme Cullum played the wedding march and Dr. Thos. R. Myers and Miss Beulah Cullum, were ushers. After numerous congratulations, the happy couple were driven to Frederick city in a hack and were entertained by their nephew, T. Arnold Whitmore and wife during the evening and night. Wednesday morning they took the six o'clock train for Washignton, D. C. The Daily News - The Work of Death - Miss Sophia E. Gilbert - Saturday, August 11, 1906 Miss Sophia E. Gilbert, died at her home in Woodsboro on Thursday night, aged 67 years. She leaves three brothers and one sister: E. M. Gilbert, of Frederick; Charles W., of Walkersville, and Wm. H., and Luvenia Gilbert, of Woodsboro. The community was shocked to hear of her sudden death. She was a dutiful sister and will not only be greatly missed by her family, but by a number of friends, as she was always willing to do what she could for others. The funeral services were conducted at her home this afternoon by her pastor, Rev. Cullum, of the Methodist church. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. W. Trout, C. W. Miller, James Hahn, C. A. Miller, G. F. Smith and Harry Winebrener. D. A. Sharetts was the funeral director.

If you would like the full text of any of these, email me at VcCrrll@hotmail.com. 8 /3 /1906 Bear, William G. d. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary 8 /3 /1906 Hargett, John L. d. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary Hargett, Mrs. John L. - Wife 8 /3 /1906 O'Brien, Mary L. Funeral: 8 /2 /1906 Funeral Notice 8 /3 /1906 Shank, Jacob d. 7 /27/1906 Obituary Keller, Edward - Son-in-Law 8 /3 /1906 Trundle, H. L. d. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary 8 /4 /1906 Wood, Grace Baugher Staley Funeral: 8 /4 /1906 Funeral Notice Wood, Henry - Spouse

Have you run across any Cullum's at all? Please and thank you. Darla ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dunavan Randy" <dunavar@sbcglobal.net> To: <mdfreder@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 7:10 PM Subject: Re: [MDFREDER] Obits, etc from The Daily News, Frederick, Maryland > Vickie, > > Have you run across andy Jarboe Obits? > > Randy Dunavan > Longview, Texas, USA > dunavar@sbcglobal.Net > Randy.Dunavan@Dayco.Com > > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Vicki Carroll <vccrrll@hotmail.com> > To: MDFREDER-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 8:21:27 AM > Subject: [MDFREDER] Obits, etc from The Daily News, Frederick, Maryland > > > I have gone backwards a little with the obits, etc. to finish off the > month > of August 1906. If you would like the full text of these, email me at > VcCrrll@hotmail.com. Vicki > > 8 /1 /1906 Bidle, William Samuel - Gaver, Virginia Grace Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Carty, Edna Blanche - Eyler, Evers C. Marriage Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Agnes C. - Linton, Luther Lafayette Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Sylvia M. - Misner, Harvey R. > Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Dwyer, Herman 7 /26/1906 Obituary Martin, Mrs. > William - Sister > 8 /1 /1906 Etzler, Claude Reese - Rippeon, Edna Grace Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Forsythe, Mollie Virginia - Kidd, James A. Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Gaver, Virginia Grace - Bidle, William Samuel Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Goins, James D. - Jackson, Lillian > Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Grove, Annie Ruth - Stockman, Edgar Russell Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Jackson, Lillian - Goins, James D. > Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Kidd, James A. - Forsythe, Mollie Virginia Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Linton, Luther Lafayette - Cross, Agnes C. Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Misner, Harvey R. - Cross, Sylvia M. > Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary L. Date: 8 /2 /1906 Funeral Notice > 8 /1 /1906 Rippeon, Edna Grace - Etzler, Claude Reese Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Taylor, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth D.9 /30/1906 Obituary > Taylor, William > B. - Husband > 8 /1 /1906 Thomas, Lizzie - Toms, Ernest Marriage > Licenses > 8 /1 /1906 Toms, Ernest - Thomas, Lizzie Marriage > Licenses > 8 /2 /1906 Staley, Grace Baugher Staley D.8 /2 /1906 Obituary > Wood, Henry > - Spouse > 8 /2 /1906 Willard, Dr. James D. 7 /30/1906 Obituary Willard, > Dr. D. D. - > Son > 8 /2 /1906 Zimmerman, David VanBuren D. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary > Zimmerman, Ann > Rebecca Miller - Spouse > > I have listed Marriage Licenses in the Groom's name as well as the Bride's > name. > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

I don't have any Jarboe obituaries yet but I have a Jarboe marriage: The Daily News - Hymeneal - Dickerson-Jarboe - Thursday, September 13, 1906 At the home of Mrs. Mary E. Jarboe, near Edward's Ferry, Montgomery county, yesterday afternoon, her daughter, Miss Josephine Moselle Jarboe, was married to William Harrison Dickerson, of Dickersons, by Rev. Gilbert McDonald of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Barnesville. The misses Price, of Frederick, rendered the wedding marches. After the wedding the couple left for Richmond, Va., and Atlantic City. They will reside at Dickersons.

On September 13, 1775, Thomas Johnson was reappointed to the Continental Congress. On September 13, 1862, Resurrection Reformed Church in Burkittsville was taken over for use as a hospital. On September 13, 1862, the Frederick County Jail on West South Street was set on fire by inmates, but none escaped. On September 13, 1862, Confederate General Robert E. Lee's famous "Lost Orders" were found by two Union soldiers at Best's Orchard, south of Frederick along the Georgetown Road, now MD 355. 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)

Vickie, Have you run across andy Jarboe Obits? Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas, USA dunavar@sbcglobal.Net Randy.Dunavan@Dayco.Com ----- Original Message ---- From: Vicki Carroll <vccrrll@hotmail.com> To: MDFREDER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 8:21:27 AM Subject: [MDFREDER] Obits, etc from The Daily News, Frederick, Maryland I have gone backwards a little with the obits, etc. to finish off the month of August 1906. If you would like the full text of these, email me at VcCrrll@hotmail.com. Vicki 8 /1 /1906 Bidle, William Samuel - Gaver, Virginia Grace Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Carty, Edna Blanche - Eyler, Evers C. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Agnes C. - Linton, Luther Lafayette Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Sylvia M. - Misner, Harvey R. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Dwyer, Herman 7 /26/1906 Obituary Martin, Mrs. William - Sister 8 /1 /1906 Etzler, Claude Reese - Rippeon, Edna Grace Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Forsythe, Mollie Virginia - Kidd, James A. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Gaver, Virginia Grace - Bidle, William Samuel Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Goins, James D. - Jackson, Lillian Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Grove, Annie Ruth - Stockman, Edgar Russell Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Jackson, Lillian - Goins, James D. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Kidd, James A. - Forsythe, Mollie Virginia Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Linton, Luther Lafayette - Cross, Agnes C. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Misner, Harvey R. - Cross, Sylvia M. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary L. Date: 8 /2 /1906 Funeral Notice 8 /1 /1906 Rippeon, Edna Grace - Etzler, Claude Reese Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Taylor, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth D.9 /30/1906 Obituary Taylor, William B. - Husband 8 /1 /1906 Thomas, Lizzie - Toms, Ernest Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Toms, Ernest - Thomas, Lizzie Marriage Licenses 8 /2 /1906 Staley, Grace Baugher Staley D.8 /2 /1906 Obituary Wood, Henry - Spouse 8 /2 /1906 Willard, Dr. James D. 7 /30/1906 Obituary Willard, Dr. D. D. - Son 8 /2 /1906 Zimmerman, David VanBuren D. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary Zimmerman, Ann Rebecca Miller - Spouse I have listed Marriage Licenses in the Groom's name as well as the Bride's name. ------------------------------- 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

On September 12, 1824, the first Apple Dumpling Day was held at The Visitation Academy. It celebrates the day the Visitation Sisters arrived to take over the school from The Sisters of Charity. On September 12, 1877, Father John McElroy, who was the rector at St. John The Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Frederick for 23 years beginning in 1822, died at the Jesuit Novitiate on East Second Street, at age 96. It was during his pastorate that the present church edifice was built and consecrated. More than 1,200 attended his funeral and burial at St. John's Cemetery. On September 12, 1893, Grace Chapel, the predecessor of Grace Episcopal Church in Brunswick, was consecrated. It was razed in 1922. On September 12, 1916, Charles Ernest Keller, who would become known as King Kong Keller while playing for the New York Yankees, was born in Middletown. On September 12, 1920, James Madison Smith, president of The Woodsboro Bank and former owner of Smith's Hotel in Woodsboro, died in Baltimore. He was born January 4, 1844. On September 12, 1964, The Provincial House, home of The Southeast Province of The Daughters of Charity, which contains more than 500 rooms, was dedicated in Emmitsburg. On September 12, 1967, Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Company bought The Francis Scott Key Hotel for $260,000 at a public auction. 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)

I have gone backwards a little with the obits, etc. to finish off the month of August 1906. If you would like the full text of these, email me at VcCrrll@hotmail.com. Vicki 8 /1 /1906 Bidle, William Samuel - Gaver, Virginia Grace Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Carty, Edna Blanche - Eyler, Evers C. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Agnes C. - Linton, Luther Lafayette Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Cross, Sylvia M. - Misner, Harvey R. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Dwyer, Herman 7 /26/1906 Obituary Martin, Mrs. William - Sister 8 /1 /1906 Etzler, Claude Reese - Rippeon, Edna Grace Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Forsythe, Mollie Virginia - Kidd, James A. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Gaver, Virginia Grace - Bidle, William Samuel Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Goins, James D. - Jackson, Lillian Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Grove, Annie Ruth - Stockman, Edgar Russell Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Jackson, Lillian - Goins, James D. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Kidd, James A. - Forsythe, Mollie Virginia Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Linton, Luther Lafayette - Cross, Agnes C. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Misner, Harvey R. - Cross, Sylvia M. Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary L. Date: 8 /2 /1906 Funeral Notice 8 /1 /1906 Rippeon, Edna Grace - Etzler, Claude Reese Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Taylor, Mrs. Ann Elizabeth D.9 /30/1906 Obituary Taylor, William B. - Husband 8 /1 /1906 Thomas, Lizzie - Toms, Ernest Marriage Licenses 8 /1 /1906 Toms, Ernest - Thomas, Lizzie Marriage Licenses 8 /2 /1906 Staley, Grace Baugher Staley D.8 /2 /1906 Obituary Wood, Henry - Spouse 8 /2 /1906 Willard, Dr. James D. 7 /30/1906 Obituary Willard, Dr. D. D. - Son 8 /2 /1906 Zimmerman, David VanBuren D. 8 /2 /1906 Obituary Zimmerman, Ann Rebecca Miller - Spouse I have listed Marriage Licenses in the Groom's name as well as the Bride's name.

On September 11, 1832, Judge Jacob Steiner, of the Orphans Court of Frederick County, died of cholera. His death sparked measures to deal with the epidemic. He was 70. On September 11, 1854, construction began on the railroad station at East All Saints Street and South Market Street. Today this building houses the Frederick Community Action Agency and the Soup Kitchen. On September 11, 1867, Allen G. Quynn sold The City Hotel in the first block of West Patrick Street in Frederick for $19,000. On September 11, 1874, Sgt. Josiah Pennsyl, who entered the Army in Frederick claiming to be a native of the county, performed heroically with Company M, 6th United States Calvary at the Battle of Lyman's Wagon Train, also called the Battle of Upper Washita in Texas. He was awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor on April 23, 1875. He actually was born September 22, 1852, near Rainsburg, PA. On September 11, 1880, County Commissioner George H. Ambrose committed suicide near Sabillasville about a week after the death of his eldest son. He was 52. On September 11, 1893, The Women's College of Frederick, now Hood College, opened on East Church Street with a faculty of 8 and 83 students, 33 boarding and 50 day students. On September 11, 1969, Samuel W. Barrick, attorney for Frederick County, was named to the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court bench, replacing Patrick M. Schnauffer, who retired September 1. On September 11, 2001, the Board of Trustees of The Trinity School, founded by All Saints Episcopal Church and The Evangelical Lutheran Church, was formed. The first day of classes at the new school was held on September 3, 2002, in the old Seventh Day Adventist School on Stadium Drive in Frederick. 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)

On September 10, 1862, 91-year-old Barbara Fritchie rose from her sick bed, stuck her head out her second story window on West Patrick Street in Frederick and waved the Union flag at passing Confederate troops. Her actions were immortalized in a Whittier poem and in local folklore. (Of course, there are those who claim others performed this heroic act, but Barbara's name remains in the forefront of literature.) 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)

On September 9, 1863, William Bradley Tyler, a former clerk of the Frederick County Circuit Court, and a former state senator, died at age 76. He was buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. On September 9, 1914, a monument was erected over the grave of Barbara Fritchie in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 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)

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