Does anyone know if there was a newspaper called the "Baltimore American" in 1829 in Baltimore? I've searched the Maryland archives and have had no luck finding such a newspaper. Thanks for your help. Peggy

husband of mary smith. buried in still pond, md. who are parents and where born.

wife of james carroll. d.abt 1912. who are parents and where born

wife of george r. haddaway b.5-18-1854 d.6-23-1947 in philadephia. who were parents and where born.

wrothburn or wrathburn b. haddaway d.1855 where buried ,

To Harold Muma, our family is of mixed heritage and we have had a lot of difficulty establishing communications with others. We are open to all. At the present time we are getting names and running them through to see where they lead us. I thank you for the information because we do seem to run into the Irish and German also. All of the people that we have met have had the same experiences that we are having. We have just had the fun of establishing great comradieship with everyone interested. We have been doing our Family Day since 1989 and have missed two years (weddings). We are open like I said to all that are interested in finding out more info on the Hoxter's, (other spellings included). Thanks for the info. My name is Frances

go to<A HREF="http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/"> http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/</A> click on reference and research click on church records if they don't have the records they may be able to tell you where to go. Mary Ellen

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of the records for the First German Baptist (on the corner of Hampstead [now Fairmont) and Caroline St. in Fells Point). It was disbanded around 1932. In my gggrandmothers (Mary Steier Rappold) obituary it lists her as being a member of this church. She died in 1878.I have also come across reference in the Scharff book (History of Baltimore Co. and city) that her husband John L. Rappold was the one that got the church going in Baltimore about 1855 and also helped with the 7th German Baptist. So far I have been unable to find who has the records Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Lynn Smith

The Colonel Aquila Hall Chapter of the Maryland Society, Sons of the American Revolutionary has been working on a list of Revolutionary War Patriots buried in Harford County and their location of burial. You can visit the chapter website at the following URL: http://users.starpower.net/wsmithso/sarindex.html A feedback form has also been added for those who wish additional SAR Information about joining or just want to make a comment/suggest. Sincerely, Christopher T. Smithson, President/Registrar Colonel Aquila Hall Chapter, MDSSAR

Hi Hoxter descendant. Looks like you guys had a good time. My daughter-in-law is descended fro Tomas Hoctor and Elizabeth (Kinsella) Hoctor. Both of them born in Ireland. In fact, all of her ancestors were Irish. Could these Hoctors be related to your Hoxter? Hank [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 11:18 AM Subject: [MDGEN] HOXTER FAMILY DAY > Well, some of the Hoxter's that are from Philadelphia PA, Wilmington and Bear > Delaware have had another successful FAMILY DAY, again this year at the > Brandywine Family Picnic Park, in Pocopson, PA. > We enjoyed fine conversation and good food, games, and each other. Each year > we seem to be drawing a new family member. > Welcome Ahdahmeeah and Family. > There will be further postings during the coming year as to what the Hoxter > Family is doing to get closer and find out more about our history. > We are still actively looking for information concerning our past, present, > and future. > If anyone has any information out there concerning the Hoxter's please feel > free to contact [email protected] > Thank you all. > > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Jan ; [email protected] >

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Well, some of the Hoxter's that are from Philadelphia PA, Wilmington and Bear Delaware have had another successful FAMILY DAY, again this year at the Brandywine Family Picnic Park, in Pocopson, PA. We enjoyed fine conversation and good food, games, and each other. Each year we seem to be drawing a new family member. Welcome Ahdahmeeah and Family. There will be further postings during the coming year as to what the Hoxter Family is doing to get closer and find out more about our history. We are still actively looking for information concerning our past, present, and future. If anyone has any information out there concerning the Hoxter's please feel free to contact [email protected] Thank you all.

Hi: If there is anyone on this list working on an Sullivan family in Baltimore County, MD prior to 1850 I would like to here from you. I am currently researching a William Sullivan and his wife Elizabeth Collett who were married in 1802 in Baltimore Co., MD. Their son Benson C. Sullivan was my 3rd Great Grandfather. Sincerely, Christopher T. Smithson

Hello All, I have been working on my genealogy since 1984 but have only had a PC for one year. Working to make up for lost time. I have hit a brick wall with the CORREA family. Any responses I receive are of Spanish origin. However my CORREAS are of French origin. As far as I can determine the name was originally CORREAR and in the mid 1800's the R was dropped. I am related to Mathew Oscar CORREA who had a brother named William J. There are no surviving sons of Mathew past 1909. However, William had John. H., William G. who lived beyond that. Does anyone have any info on this family? I have more info that I would love to share. Betty

Hi Rooters, Been looking for this Purnell Brittingham bc 1789, son of Elijah and Elizabeth Brittingham. Purnell was apprenticed to Benjamin Gunby on Aug 23, 1803 to learn the trade of farmer and miller, Wor. Orphans Ct. Proc 1802/4: 207. He seems to dissappear after this, I have located three Purnells that married within a relative timeframe, but need some help figuring out who's whose Purnell....... Purnell mar Nancy Bishop Feb 3, 1807 Purnell mar Mary Masey/Massey Feb 3, 1817 Purnell mar Esther S. Lambden Oct 20, 1826 Maybe if I can find out which Purnell is with what Brittingham family I can at least rule out that he was still in MD. at this time. Any help is always appreciated....... thanks, Joanie

Hi, I have just completed pages with information, photos, databases and links for most of the Civil War Prison Camps (I am still working on this project!). The newest pages are for Camp Ford, Johnson's Island and Danville Prison. I think if you are researching the Civil War or looking for information about specific prison camps, you will find these pages very informative. Civil War Prison Camps http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/civil_war_prison_camps.htm Civil War Soldier Databases and FAQ http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/civil_war_soldiers.htm How to Order Civil War Records FAQ http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/civil_war_records_faq.htm Happy Searchin' Brenda Visit my web site for databases of AL, GA, IA, IN, KY, MO, NC, TN and TX: CENSUS ONLINE & OTHER DIGGINS http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/census1.htm

Please contact me, privately, via e-mail if you need the obituaries for the following names: ADELSPERGER, MRS. ANNIE ARNOLD, ANNIE R?. AXE, MRS. E.J. BAILEY, GRACIE A. BALDUS, CATHERINE BARNES, MRS. SARAH BARTLETT, JAMES D. BAYNE, MRS. ANNA B. BECK (MINE) BERRYMAN, ROYAL BIRMINGHAM,THOMAS B. BOEKEL,MARIA BOHN, JOHN BUNDICK, DAVID COLE, MRS. A. TRAVERS CROOKS, MISS SUSANNAH DIXON, JOHN DORNER, CATHERINE ENGLISH, EARL (REAR ADMIRAL) FLEISCHMAN, LIZZIE FULDA, GEORGE F. HALL,WILLIAM My e-mail is [email protected] Karen

Could someone please tell me the traditional manner of naming children in Irish families. Thank you very much. [email protected]

The DAR provides information on its Patriots for a minimal charge. I believe that information on how to obtain the records is on the National DAR website--www.dar.org > From: "Rodney Hall" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 11:11:35 -0400 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MDGEN] SAR & DAR searches for ancestors? > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2001 09:15:39 -0600 > > Is there a way to search SAR and DAR for records of someones ancestors? I > have a few that would fall into that category but do not know if someone has > researched them. > > Sincerely > Rodney Hall > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Christopher T. Smithson > Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 4:38 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [MDGEN] Col. Aquila Hall Chap., MD Soc., SAR > > Hi, > > The Colonel Aquila Hall Chapter, MD Society of the Sons of the American > Revolution has just updated their website at the following address: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdharfor/sarindex.html > > Please stop and take a look. Many of the charter members listed on the > first page are natives of Harford County, MD besides some from Baltimore > City area and northern Baltimore County. > > Some of the charter members are descendants of Revolutionary War > Patriots from Harford County, some from other Maryland counties, > Pennsylvania, Virginia, and the New England area. > > If anyone is interested in information about the SAR please contact me > privately at [email protected] > > Pro Patria, > > Christopher T. Smithson, President > Colonel Aquila Hall Chapter, MDSSAR > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list : [email protected] > Put unsubscribe in the subject line > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To Change email address Unsubcribe to the list and resubscribe with the new > email address. [email protected] >

I am not really sure how to Place this request But...-Frederick ( Friedrich) Kramme and Wife Henrietta Kramme -Lesse ,Brunswick Germany -( sometime between 1835 -1849) they were listed In the 1850 Census as living with a (Children were all bn. in Md. we believe)Louisa Kramme also, and a Fred Yellmaker( Should be "Geltmacker" we think since Henriettas Maiden Name we Think to be "Geltmacher")-Thank you for your help-Llewellyn Kramme inald( [email protected]) ----- Original Message ----- From: William Sibiski Sr. <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 5:14 PM Subject: [MDGEN] Will Do Lookups > I am willing to do Passenger List Lookups for Baltimore, MD from 1820 - 1850. > > Please include the port of departure (POD) and country of origin > (if known) and the approx. year (if known). This will narrow the results. > > Also, please use the following format so I don't have to read 60 - 80 emails a day looking > for requests. > > Subject: Baltimore Passenger List Lookup > Email your requests to: [email protected] > > Do not reply to the list and I won't either, this (primarily) is for copyright reasons. > > William Sibiski Sr. > Clayton, NJ > > > > > > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Jan ; [email protected] >