Elizabeth, Thanks again. These Hungerford names don't mean anything to me right now, but I will keep them in my file. Linda

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Hi: I'm trying to find the parents of William Henry WATSON, b. 1833, Baltimore, Maryland. He married Mary Ann CORCORAN in 1860 at St. Vincent RC Church in Baltimore. I recently found that he (William) had a brother-in-law, Cornelius McLAUGHLIN, married to his wife's sister, and a half sister, Margaret BROWN, who was born in 1845 and lived at 1820 W. Lombard Street in 1903. Is anyone familiar with these people? I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks, Mary Jean

Linda, The names on the deed are Henry A., Marie J. and Esten W. Hungerford. Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 10:27 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] ROLL CALL - AA & HOWARD COUNTIES - HUNGERFORD > Elizabeth, > Thanks for responding. What is the Hungerford first name on the deed? > > Linda > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To Subscribe to the list [email protected] > >

Elizabeth, Thanks for responding. What is the Hungerford first name on the deed? Linda

Gerri Ann - I doubt that there is a connection to the CRANFIELD you are looking for*, but my family name is CROWNFIELD, my father was born in the Baltimore area, and I had relatives in Guilford, NC.... What information do you have on the people you are looking for?? * (MDGEN-D Digest V01 #159) Peter Crownfield ------------------- [email protected] [email protected]

I am researching the CAMDEN family and relations including: STEINRODE WOOD HILL SCRIVENER SPRIGG HALL SARGENT BELT GOTT CASH DEALE WOODWARD I have reached a brick wall in trying to confirm the existence of Thomas (Cambden) Camden and Maria Steinrode in Maryland in the late 1600's and in trying to confirm the existence of a grandson Richard Camden who may have fought in the Revolutionary War. Marcia Camden Researching the Camden family and its branches <mailto:[email protected]>

Thanks. I had done the same thing until I unsubscribed and deleted my MDGEN notice you get when you join. However trying to unsubscribe did not work no matter what was tried. I have been receiving the emails for this list a very long time . Everytime there has been a roll call I know all about it!! I decided to join again since I can't get rid of the emails but now I'm getting two emails for each posting!! I need help. Gerri Ann

I have a deed in some of my mother's stuff for Hungerford but in PG County. I believe they may have lived next door to my great grandfather, T. J. Mattingly, according to an 1878 Oxen Hill, MD map. Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 10:39 PM Subject: [MDGEN] ROLL CALL - AA & HOWARD COUNTIES > Researching: > > Simpson > Burgess > Duvall > Israel > Harban > Dorsey > Johnson > Hungerford > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Jan ; [email protected] > >

Hi Shirley, Thanks for replying. I am researching Benjamin Boon(e) (1789-1831), son of Charles Boone (1746-1811) and Elizabeth Stansbury. Charles was the son of Humphrey Boone(1713-1766) and Ann Burle Slade. Humphrey was the son of Robert Boone (1680-1759) and Elizabeth Moss and Robert was the son of Humphrey Boone (abt. 1656-1790) and Rebecca Burle. Thanks again for asking. Eileen

There is a Robert Offutt who lives in Bethesda, Maryland. He has written two books on Behesda and is quite an expert regarding Montgomery County. Donna

Geri, I get this list and save it in a folder. Then when I go away I just unsubscribe. When I come back I have the list to use so I can join again. PASSWORD CENTRAL http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ Going on vacation or an extended business trip and worried that your e-mail will overflow while you are gone? Go to PASSWORD CENTRAL http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ , type your e-mail address, and ask for a list of all the RootsWeb-hosted mailing lists to which you are subscribed. In a few minutes, you will receive an e-mail with the requested list. Send an e-mail that says only UNSUBSCRIBE in the message to EVERY list, using an address in this form: [NAME-OF-LIST][email protected] or [NAME-OF-LIST][email protected] . When you return and are ready to begin receiving e-mail, just subscribe again. From: Gerri Ann [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 11:54 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MDGEN] ROLL-CALL, MD Dear Listowner as you can see I am still subscribed from last year. I was never able to get unsubscribed. We tried but it didn't work. I decided to join again so I could post a message but I forgot it would show up twice,,, What do I do here?? I didn't have a way to post a message from the previous time I joined ! If you can send me a clickable posting address I will unsubscribe and use the first one. Help, help . Gerri Ann ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== To Change email address Unsubcribe to the list and resubscribe with the new email address. [email protected]

Thomas Stanley Jr., b. 1689 New Kent Co. VA, Baptized 1689 at St. Peter's Church, New Kent Co VA, married Elizabeth Maddox 1715.. Her father was Alexander Maddox. Elizabeth was b. 1682 and she died 1718-1722, New Kent/Hanover VA. Thomas and Elizabeth had one two children, Maddox Stanley b. Aug. 17, 1715, Hanover, VA. He married Hulda MaGee, 1745, New Kent VA Elizabeth Stanley b. March 29 1718, Hanover, VA and she married ? Beaver. This is all I have on Maddox. However since Maddox is a Quaker family you should be able to find lots more about them on Stanley and Quaker sites. I would search Google. Gerri Ann Stanley-Lockman

A John and Mary Fox are buried at Waugh Chapel Cemetery on Long Green Pike in Baltimore County. Mary Fox, d. May 1, 1877, in her 77th year John Fox, d. June 3, 1872 in his 78th year George Fox, b. Feb 4, 1826, d. Aug 2, 1898 Adeline, wife of George Fox, b. April 10, 1841, d. Oct. 22, 1905 Sister, Mary A. Fox, dau. of George and Adeline Fox, b. Jan. 9, 1869, d. Feb. 15, 1917 J. Howard Fox, b. Oct. 31, 1884, d. Feb. 3, 1917 Fox, Ida May, 1882--no date Fox, Henrietta, 1874-1968 Also, a Henry F. Fox, 1858-1939, is buried at Jacksonville First German Reformed Church Cemetery in Jacksonville, Baltimore County. Finally, a George Fox, 1876-1967 and a n Alice A. DeGruchy Fox, 1882-1963, are buried at the Fork United Methodist Cemetery near the "Forks of the Gunpowder" in Baltimore County. Source: Baltimore Cemeteries, Vol. 1, by the Baltimore County Historical Society. > From: "Gloria Crossin" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 16:02:11 -0400 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Fw: Gunpowder, MD > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 13:01:21 -0700 > > Hi Mary Ellen: I am sure this is the Chapel that I am looking for. The > family name John and Mary Fox listed in the 2nd District Baltimore Co. in 1850 > Census. In 1860 & 1870 they are listed at the Little Gunpowder P. O. 11th > District Balt. Co. Some of their children, Martha E. Fox, William O, Fox, > Henry C. Fox were married in this Chapel (1882) and several of their grand- > children were baptized there (1874-1886). I think some of them may have been > buried at the Chapel. Also they had a child George, who was the Sup't of > schools in Anne Arundel, and there is a school named for him on Mountain Rd. > I am looking to add to my information. Thanks so much for your prompt > response. Gloria Crossin >

Hi, I'm interested in your Maddox..names, dates etc.. Dianna Gerri Ann wrote: > Jonathon West-- Harford Co, MD to Rowan Co, NC > > Joseph Hilton-- MD to Guilford and Rowan Co, NC > > Other family names, > > Stanley > Maddox > Moore > Hall > Cranfield > Needles > Humphreys > Adams > Warrilow > Swartzlander > Sutton > > Thanks,, Gerri Ann > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Jan ; [email protected]

Dear Listowner as you can see I am still subscribed from last year. I was never able to get unsubscribed. We tried but it didn't work. I decided to join again so I could post a message but I forgot it would show up twice,,, What do I do here?? I didn't have a way to post a message from the previous time I joined ! If you can send me a clickable posting address I will unsubscribe and use the first one. Help, help . Gerri Ann

Jonathon West-- Harford Co, MD to Rowan Co, NC Joseph Hilton-- MD to Guilford and Rowan Co, NC Other family names, Stanley Maddox Moore Hall Cranfield Needles Humphreys Adams Warrilow Swartzlander Sutton Thanks,, Gerri Ann

Researching: Simpson Burgess Duvall Israel Harban Dorsey Johnson Hungerford

Janice, Thanks for responding. I have Sarah P. Jacobs who married in 1848 my gg-uncle, Rev. James P. Simpson. Doesn't look like the same family. Linda

My immigrant ancestor Thomas KEARNEY married Sarah BAXLEY at St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal church, Baltimore, in 1791. They lived in Baltimore until about 1805 when they moved to Ross County, Ohio. Sarah was born in Harford County. She was the daughter of John BAXLEY and Mary SPROUL. Thomas KEARNEY was from County Offaly (Kings County), Ireland. There was a Thomas KEARNEY who served in the Maryland Line during the Revolutionary War, but I don't know whether it is the same Thomas KEARNEY. After Thomas and Sarah moved to Ohio they had a son James who eventually married Eleanor R.A. HAYS, the daughter of Jesse HAYS and Elizabeth HURST, who were both born in Dorchester County, MD. Jesse Hays's father was Levi Hays who was from Montgomery County, MD.