Carla Baker McHenry Fri
Feb 28 11:11:09 1997
BAKER - I'd be interested in anyone that can help dig up info on the
following paragraph taken from a BAKER paper written by Callie Baker Weisiger in
1912. "____ Baker came to this country (USA) from England with Lord
Baltimore, who established a colony North of the Potomac about the year 1635.
The lands were granted to Lord Baltimore by Charles II of England. Baker at one
time was a surveyor for BOND and WHEELER, who were great land proprietors. He
married Ann FELL, a daughter of Edward and Rebecca FELL. From this marriage came
our lineal ancestor Charles Baker I." Does anyone know anything about 1.
the WHEELER, BOND, or FELL families. 2. how land was granted from England. 3.
Lord Baltimore's arrival to the U.S. I'm sure there is a ton of info out there
in the libraries, but if anyone could give me a jump start, I'd greatly
appreciate it.
Wayne E. Talbott Fri Feb 28
18:53:58 1997
am surching for information on the ancestors of
Richard TALBOTT, WHO WAS IN ANNA ARUNDAL COUNTY IN 1649 HE WAS A MEMBER OF
BOTH THE HERRING CREEK HUNDRED AND ALSO THE WEST RIVER HUNDRED, HE WAS MARRIED
TO ELIZABETH EWEN, DAUGHTER OF COL RICHARD EWEN,ACCORDING TO AN ASSOCIATED
FAMILY HISTORY RICHARD TALBOTT WAS A SON OF SIR ROBERT AND GRACE (CALVERT)
TALBOTT. SIR ROBERT WAS THE BARON OF CARTON IN KILDARE, SUPOSIDLY THIS
INFORMATION WAS CONFIRMED BY THE SOCIETY OF THE ARK AND THE DOVE IN THE EARLY
1800 HOWEVER I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO CONFIRM THIS , ANY INFORMATION AS TO THE
ANCESTORY OF RICHARD TALBOTT WOULD BE APPRECIATED. I HAVE A COPY OF THE
DESCENDENTS OF RICHARD AND ELIZABETH (EWEN) TALBOTT OF WEST RIVER, ANNA ARUNDEL
CO. MARYLAND PUBLISHED IN 1927.
Bill Barlow Sat Mar 1 12:11:04
1997
I'm trying to get as much information as possible on my
ancestors from Maryland. I do know my Great Grandparents (Heller and
Richter) immigrated to Baltimore from Germany in the mid 1800s. I have very
little information about my other Great Grandparents on my grandfather's side (Howes
and Ward). Any information will help.
Eileen Grueninger Sat Mar 1 13:16:05 1997
One of the names I am researching is my father's family name CHILDS. I am
looking for information on George W. CHILDS of Baltimore County. He was
married to Clara Sullivan. One of their children was Charles M. CHILDS, who was
married to Sallie Colley WOODEN. Their daughter Bettie Bailey
CHILDS was my grandmother. Charles & Sallie CHILDS lived in Baltimore
City, MD. If you have any information on any of the above names, please contact
me at 8510 Harris Avenue Baltimore, MD 21234
.
Carol Bair Tue Mar 4 12:15:47
1997
Looking for information on the following family names which
were on my grandfather grandmother Wasmus side of the family. My
granparents were raised in South Baltimore, Md and lived in Ferndale, Md. until
their death.
D. Chapman Tue Mar 4 12:41:43
1997
Searching for information on the Ray family including
John Ray, 1616-1696 from Essex Cty in England who was a missionary and
married to Nancy Harville. He arrived in Maryland in 1636. Am also seeking
information on one of his descendents, George Ray, 1752-1804 married to Sallie
Stewart. He fought in the Revolutionary War. Please contact with any info.
Thanks.
Tue Mar 4 18:34:09 1997
We are looking information on James and Jemima (MORGAN) MURRAY. They
were from Scotland (b. abt.1650)and settled in Ann Arundel/Baltimore counties. 7
children were born to them. Have two conflicting sources on all dates
(b.,m.,d.). one source has further info on the next two generations but stops
there. We would like to get information on this group to link to the MURRAY name
of Indiana (mid 1800's).
Judy French Tue Mar 4 19:57:52
1997
SCRIBNER/SCRIVNER/SCRIVENER - I am looking for info on Lewis
or John Scrivener in AA at the start of the Rev. War. I have found
their "Oath of Fidelity" but need to know if they connect with my
Lewis Smith SCRIBNER b. abt 1756 m. Susan "Unknown" d. abt 1836 in
TN. Any info appreciated. Have plenty to share on Scribner after 1800. Thanks
Bill Rohr Wed Mar 5 16:49:06 1997
Seeking any info on the parentage of Elijah James RUSSELL. He was b. MD
or PA; d. 4 Oct 1872 Annapolis,MD.; m. 4 Aug 1858 to Caroline BROWN in
Baltimore. He was a mariner in 1860 census of Baltimore; a fisherman in 1870
census of Annapolis. He was in Civil War 1861-65 with Co."A", 1st
Reg't. MD. Inf. Volenteers. Rev. Henry Furlong of the M.E. Church Baltimore
Annual Conferece married them in Caroline's parents' (John & Pheobe BROWN)
home. Believe Rev. Furlong was retired from the minstry at by 1858. Their
children were: John T. RUSSELL b. 7 Jun 1859 Baltimore; Elijah J. RUSSELL b. 12
Feb 1866 who became a physican in Baltimore; Allen Travers RUSSELL b. 26 Dec
1867 Annapolis who moved to IL., m. in 1893 there but divorced and moved back to
MD. & remarried, was in Denton, MD. with new wife & child in 1920
census, Allen was a civil engineer. Would welcome any info on any of these
RUSSELL's.
Looking for any information at all on my gg-grandfather, Elijah James
RUSSELL. He was born about 1832 in Penn. per the 1860 census of Baltimore. He
was a Civil War Vet. He married Caroline Brown on 4 Aug 1858 in Baltimore. He
died 4 Oct 1872. They had 4 children; John T.(b. 7 jun 1859), Elijah J. (b. 12
Feb 1866), Allen T. (b 26 Dec 1867), and one more (name unknown) Allen was born
in Annapolis and his 2 older brothers in Baltim. Caroline was born Mar. 1837 in
MD. (probably Baltimore) to John & Phebe BROWN. The RUSSELL's lived in
Baltimore in 1860 with her parents. Both Elijah James RUSSELL and John BROWN
were "mariners" then. The RUSSELL's were living in Annapolis in the
1870 census and his occupation was "fisherman". The RUSSEL's were
still living with the BROWN's in 1870, but Caroline's father, John BROWN, was
not listed (believe he may have died). Caroline never re-married after Elijah
James (he may have gone by just James) died. I have copies of his pension
files. Please forward any info on either of these RUSSELL's or BROWN's. I am
really wanting to know about them, especially Elijah James RUSSELL. John BROWN
was born about 1801 in MD. Mrs. Phebe Brown was born about 1807 in either MD.
or CONN. Also note: Elijah James and Caroline were married in her father's home
by Rev. Henry FURLONG. He was a minster of the M.E. Church Baltimore Annual
Conference, but have reason to believe that he was retired before preforming
this marriage.
James R. Wiley Wed Mar 5
18:07:26 1997
Seeking Parents / siblings of OBEDIAH HARDESTY,
b. 1758 VA (possibly MD) d 26 Jul 1803, Ohio, m. Mary Paris - Possible Parents:
Seeking wife and family of FRANCIS HARDESTY, b 27 Feb 1707, in Maryland, son of
Francis (b 10 Mar 1671) and Ruth Morley (Gaither) (b 13 Jan 1703) Hardesty.
Seeking wife and family of THOMAS HARDESTY, b 6 Mar 1722, in Maryland, son of
of Francis (b 10 Mar 1671) and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, b 15 Aug 1700. Seeking
wife and family of PETER HARDESTY, b 19 Sep 1723, in Maryland, son of of
Francis (b 10 Mar 1671) and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, b 15 Aug 1700. Seeking
wife and family of JOHN HARDESTY, b 29 Jan 1727, in Maryland, son of of Francis
(b 10 Mar 1671) and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, b 15 Aug 1700. Seeking wife and
family of RICHARD HARDESTY, b ca 1733, in Maryland, son of of Francis (b 10 Mar
1671) and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, b 15 Aug 1700. Note: The ancestors and
descendants of Robert Hardesty, brother of above five men, b 23 Oct 1730, Anne
Arundel Co., MD, d 1790, Prince Geroge Co., MD, m. Elizabeth ?? - well known and
documented for family of Edmond Hardesty of Coshocton Co., Ohio, yet little or
nothing known of this Robert Hardesty's brothers, one of whom could / may be the
father of Obediah Hardesty.
Betty VanLeer Tue Feb 11 18:54:45
1997
DOUGHERTY, JAMES was an inn keeper in Annapolis when Layfette came
through to meet Washington. He joined the war and fought till it ended. He had
a son FRANCIS DOUGHERTY b. 1769 in Md. James m. PEGGY(?) MAYBERRY whose
brother BERRY owned an iron foundry in Md. Need to verify any and or all this
information. Can anyone do a lookup? Sent for the census of 1776, and they were
not listed. Left Md. around 1777 for Armstrong Pa. Please help if you can.
Thanks for your attention. James may have been married previously or Mayberry
was his first wife, and then he remarried. Don't know which. Please help if
you can.
Butts, Jack Wed Feb 12 18:59:45
1997
BUTT, Richard. 1700. AA Co., purchased land "Batchelor's Delight",
part of Darnel's Grove. I need info. re' Richard and/or the present-day location
in the county of the land.
Jerald Hohndorf Fri Feb 14
18:51:11 1997
PHIPPS in Anne-Arundul or Calvert Co. My ancestor
Loch Phipps married Jane Beavans 1792 in Anne-Arundel Co by a
circuit preacher. Moved to Georgetown D.C. 1799, KY 1800 ANY PHIPPS or BEAVANS
are appreciated Thanks
Sherry Jesberger Sun Feb 2
13:30:05 1997
BISH- seeking information on the Bish family.
Five brothers, Peter, George, John, Jacob and Phillip Bish show up in the
1810-1820 census of Armstrong County, Pa. jome say they were born in PA , but
all evidence points to Maryland birth. Peter married a Mary Elizabeth TIETS,
TTITUS who says in the 1860 census that she was born in Maryland.
Gordon Bonnet Thu Feb
6 18:47:00 1997
I'm trying to find the parents of Mary
GRIFFITH, b. ca. 1710, m. William Willett. One source says that she
is the daughter of George Griffith d. 1756 in Dorchester Co.; another that she
is the daughter of John Griffith and Mary Stevens. Neither is proven. Any
clues appreciated.
Becky Stringer Fri Feb 7
16:16:41 1997
WATHEN/CISSELL Families I am looking for parents of
George WATHEN b. 1804 in MD. Mar. Jul 17,1832 in Union Co, KY to Elizabeth(Eliza)
CISSELL Elizabeth was b. 1816 in KY. Her father was James CISSELL. I
believe James CISSELL's wife's name was Eliza. I do not have a maiden name I
believe George WATHEN's mothers first name was Martha Ann. George WATHEN died in
1889 in Union Co, KY. His wife Elizabeth CISSELL died in 1895 in Union Co, KY.
Anyone know anything about these families. I have descendents in KY info.
George WATHEN was my gggrandfather. I am willing to share descendents info.
e-mail me or write to: Becky Stringer, 10114-7 Arrowhead Dr. E., Jacksonville,
FL 32257 Thanks, Becky
Beverly Thomas Fri Feb 7
17:19:34 1997
Seeking parents of George HARRISON and Agnes
SHIPLEY m 12 Apr 1783 in Baltimore Co MD. George and Agnes lived in Anne
Arundel Co where their son, Adam S. was born in 1787. If anyone can help me it
would be most appreciated. Thanks so ever much. Beverly Thomas
Jim Sewell Fri Feb 7 22:05:59
1997
I am looking for information on English Abraham SEWELL
and wife Mary CARPENTER of Anne Arundel County. Sons Joseph b. 1753,
Dawson (Dorsen)b. unk and Abraham b. 1760. The brothers migrated to Wilkes
County North Carolina then to Carter County Tennessee, and finally into Pulaski
County Kentucky. In about 1836 Dawson (Dorsen) Sewell's widow, Mary (aka Polly)
petetioned the US Government for pension benefits from Dawson's service during
the Revolutionary War. She listed Joseph, then 80, of Cumberland County
Kentucky as a witness to Dawson's Service. I would like early information on the
SEWELL family in Anne Arundel County.
Ida M. lancaster Sat Feb 8
17:00:33 1997
I am hunting for info. concerning the Skaggs,
Scaggs, and Skeggs families of Maryland.
Rick Simpson Sun Feb
9 17:02:29 1997
Looking for information on Stephen Watkins.
Born Abt 1753 - PG or AA County MD, Died February 1838 in Monongalia
County, (West) Virginia. Married three times, Frances Hanslip Warman, 1784 - PG
County MD; Elcy or Alice Woodward, 1793 - AA County MD; Sarah Miller, 1804 -
Mon. County VA.
Patricia Garrett Mon Feb 10
16:10:17 1997
Trying to locate will or estate papers for Edward
PENN b. 1705/06 All Hollows Parish, AA County. Eldest son of Edw and Judith
Deavour Penn. Wife Mary. Purchased Davis Pasture in 1741 and called himself
Edward Jr. Sold Davis Pasture to Phillip Hammond in 1754, wife waived her dower
rights. Made deponent on land case in 1783 stated he was of the age of Eighty
Years. Cannot locate will or estate. Has anyone seen this information? Perhaps
had son, Edward Penn. An Edward Penn witnessed will of Rebecca Scrivener in
1812 and presented it for probate in 1820. Any help will be appreciated.
Wayne Talbott Thu Mar 6
18:34:42 1997
Looking for information on The ancestors of Richard
Talbott, Richard was married to Elizabeth Ewen and was a member of the West
River Hundred and The Herring Creek Hundred, he lived at Poplar Knowle untill
his death in 1663, he was possably the son of Sir Robert and Grace (Calvert)
Talbott of Carton, Kildare co Ireland, Grace was the sister of Cecil Calvert
(Lord Baltamore)
Dominic E Noel Fri Mar 7 19:31:05
1997
NOEL Joseph(xxxx..~1842)buried at St. Vincent Cemetary, Latrobe, PA and
may have been born in Maryland. Joseph's father has been given as Adam Noel
from Baltimore (Co?) however that could be a a family name. A Blasius
(Bloss)Noel (1762..1831)fits without conformation. An info including siblings
would help.
Martin Gudz Sat Mar 8 20:14:55
1997
Looking for information on the parents of Jonathon TIPTON
b 3/25/1699 in Ann Arundell. They were Jonathon TIPTON and
Sarah Pearce. They known to be some of the early settlers of Ann Arundell.
Any dates and from where and when did they come would be greatly appreciated.
Regards Martin Gudz
Nancy Brower Sun Mar 9
15:47:45 1997
POOLE I am interested in exchanging information with anyone who is
researching the Poole families of Anne Arundel County in the 1700's. In
particular, I am interested in any family which has Basil or William Warren in
it.
Charles Baker Sun Mar 9 16:44:02
1997
I am looking for information about Joshua Sewell who
died in 1762/64 in Baltimore County or Anne Arundal County. Baltimore County
Court Minutes, 18 March 1764, show "citation issued to Absalom Baker, Owen
Williams, and Samuel Sewell to show cause why they refuse to sign the inventory
of the Estate of Joshua Sewell, deceased, as greatest creditors and next of kin."
I am especially interested in the connection and genealogy of this Absalom
Baker.
Anthony W. Keefer Mon Mar 10
16:46:41 1997
Looking for any information on George Crosland
who appears in Anne Arundel Census of 1790 Hunting for a researcher who is
willing to check county records including annual tax assessments.
Jim Ashman Mon Mar 10
22:10:31 1997
Item 1-ASHMAN, George ASHMAN George arrived
Maryland c 1678; m. Elizabeth, wid. of William Cromwell; delegate to the
assembly from Baltimore County in 1692; d. by 1699; will admin. bond on 27 Feb.
1699; George and Elizabeth had children: John, b. c.1689; Charity, b. c. 1691;
Elizabeth b. c 1693. Source: Baltimore County Families 1659 -1759, page 14 Item
1.1 ASHMAN George (same person as in Item 1) b. England c1665; emigrated to Anne
Arundell Co. prior to 1690; received a grant from the King Nov. 30, 1694 of 500
hundred acres in Gunpowder Neck, that Province he called "Ashman’s
Hope" then Baltimore County. Source: Notes and Queries, Historical and
Genealogical Chiefly relating to Interior Pennsylvania, page 418 Item 2- ASHMAN,
John ASHMAN John, s of George Ashman and Elizabeth Traherne (Cromwell); b. 1689
d. 1737 in Anne Arundell Co.; m. by 1714 Constant, dau. of John and Jane Wilmot;
his will 10 Oct. 1737 named children: George, b. 8 Nov. 1714; John, b. 1 Sept.
1716; Elizabeth, b. 17 Mar. 1720; Constant, b. 17 Mar. 1720; Rachel, b. 29 Oct.
1726; Patience, b. 26 Mar. 1728; William, b. 8 Jul. 1731. Source: Baltimore
County Families 1659 -1759, page 14 Item 3-ASHMAN, George ASHMAN George, s of
John Ashman and Constant; 8 Nov. 1713 (one years difference from DOB given in
Item 2); m. 4 Dec. 1725 (must be typo error, he would have only been 12 years
old on this marriage date) to Jemima, dau of Josephus and Ruth Murray; moved to
Green Spring Valley area of Baltimore County, and acquired several tracts of
land; by 1750 owned 134 a. pt. Counterscarpe, 20 a. Addition to Counterscarpe,
and 230 a to Ashman’s Delight; was on the vestry of St. Thomas Par., and in
Nov. 1737 was constable for Upper Patapsco Hund.; no record of death or
settlement of his est.; George Ashman and Jemima had children; George, b. 20 May
1740; Josephus, b. 8 May 1745; Nancy, b. 29 Nov. 1747; Elizabeth, no DOB; Ellen,
no DOB; Sarah, b. 1765. Source: Baltimore County Families 1659 -1759, page 14
Item 3.1 Parish Register for St. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest, Baltimore
County has the following record of births for father George Ashman and mother
Jemima; George Ashman, m. date born 20 May 1740; Josephus Ashman, m date born 8
May 1745; Nancy Ashman, f., date born 29 Nov. 1747. Source: Extraction record
from Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Item 3.2 ASHMAN George was
born November 8, 1714, at "Ashman’s Hope" in Cecil County MD.
After reaching manhood he went to England on business for his father, and while
there met Miss Jemina Murray of Edinburg, Scotland, whom he married and brought
with him to his home in Maryland. Her father and family accompanied them and
settled in Maryland. Their children were; George, b. c. 1750 in Cecil Co.,
Maryland; Elizabeth, no DOB or PB; Ellen, no DOB or PB; Sarah, b. 1767 Cecil
Co., MD.Source: Notes and Queries, Historical and Genealogical Chiefly relating
to Interior Pennsylvania, page 418 Item 4-ASHMAN, George ASHMAN George, was born
in about 1750 in Cecil Co. Md.; married May 15, 1775, Eleanor Cromwell; in June
1776 removed from Maryland to Bedford Furnace, now Orbisonia, Pa., and with
Thomas Cromwell and Edward Ridgely, about 1785 erected the old Bedford furnace,
the first iron establishment west of the Susquehanna. After coming to
Pennsylvania he was commissioned colonel of one of the Pennsylvania regiments
which took part in the Revolutionary war. In 1794 he built the stone house at
Three Springs, Huntingdon county, Pa. on a large tract of valuable limestone
land which he had acquired, and moved thence from Bedford Furnace. Source:
Notes and Queries, Historical and Genealogical Chiefly relating to Interior
Pennsylvania, page 419 Item 4.1 George Ashman was named in a list identified as
ASSOCIATORS AND MILITIAMEN, date following his name is Nov. 21, 1780. Source:
Bedford and Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania, With Genealogical and Personal
History, page 93, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York- Chicago, 1906 Item
4.2 George Ashman, under listing for Second Battalion, as being commander with
the rank of Colonel. Other articles appearing in this publication references
George Ashman and his actions in militia activities and he signs correspondence
as L. B. C., presume this to be Lieutenant Bedford County. Source: Bedford and
Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania, With Genealogical and Personal History, page
95, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York- Chicago, 1906 Queries 1. The
geographic area GunPowder Neck identified as "Ashman’s Hope" in
Item 1.1 has been located in three different counties. In Item 1.1 it was
located in Baltimore County. In Item 3.2 It was in Cecil County. In another
article not entered here was placed in Anne Arundell County. Can anyone provide
the current location for the geographic name of GunPowder Neck? 2. In Item 3
George Ashman moved to Green Spring Valley area of Baltimore County. He also
purchased property identified as Counterscarpe, and added to the holdings of "Ashman’s
Delight. Are there any records, land titles, deeds or tax records, that can be
used to identify the current locations of these properties or locations? 3. In
Item 3. George Ashman was stated as being on the vestry of St. Thomas Parish. In
Item 3.1 Parish register for St. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest, Baltimore
County has listed George and his wife Jemima as mother and father for the
children George, Josephus and Nancy. Is there a geographic relationship to the
area of St. Thomas Parish and Green Spring Valley? 4. In Item 3. George Ashman
is stated as being a constable for Upper Patapsco Hund. Can anyone tell me what
the Upper Patapsco Hund. was, and where it would have been located?. I would
appreciate any information that would shed some light on the answers to any of
these four questions. Thank You
Suzanne Malone Tue Mar 11
09:51:02 1997
Looking for info on HENRY AUGUST MERCIER he
was born in 1839 in MD. His son CHARLES LOUIS MERCIER was born in Anne Arundel
Co. in 1864. I think HENRY AUGUST MERCIER married MARY FRANCIS LANE. Any info on
LANE or MERCIER would be great.
Les Lee Tue Mar 11 16:21:51 1997
I am seeking information on the following ancestors: William WAGES married
Elizabeth SMITH and Thomas JACKS married Elizabeth POWELL
WALTERS in All Hallows Church in 1704. Francis MERCIER married Margaret
WELDON in 1713. Who were their parents? When and where did they die ? Where
did they come from prior to Anne Arundel County ? Les Lee
Kathryn Stuart Tue Mar 11
18:38:13 1997
Searching for any information surrounding my 8th
great grand parents, WILLIAM GUDGEON (s/o Robert Gudgeon/Gudjin) born
Anne Arundel County, MD 1666 and his wife MARY DORSEY. Given the time
frame she could have been a daughter of Edward Dorsey, the English immigrant.
Any information on this couple, their ancestors and their descendants greatly
appreciated. Sincerely,
tom dossey Wed Mar 12 11:03:54
1997
surname-DOSSEY
B T MARSH Thu Mar 13 16:42:30
1997
Looking for parentage of WILLIAM MARSH b. 1736 near
Baltimore, MD d. 1831 in KY or OH, m. PATIENCE LEMON abt 1762, possibly near
Baltimore, MD. William & Patience had 12 issues, Nancy, William, Rebecca,
and Thomas all born in MD, Richard, John, Joseph, Patience, Temperance, Mary,
Elizabeth, and Marcus all born in KY. I belive William's parentage goes back to
JOHN MARSH (MARSHE) from Wales, who arrived in MD abt 1636.
SUZANNE MALONE Fri Mar 14
17:41:47 1997
I am searching for the parents of MARY FRANCIS
LANE. She was born in Baltimore about 1840. MARY LANE married HENRY
AUGUST MERCIER about 1860.They had at least on son CHARLES LOUIS MERCIER.
Charles married ALICE EUGENIA FRICKER in 1884 at Baltimore, her mother was
Martha Jane EVANS. Any info on MERCIER, LANE, FRICKER OR EVANS would be
appreciated.
James TALBOTT Sat Mar 15
15:43:13 1997
Looking for connections with James Talbott
b. 15 feb. 1758 Anne A. My. d. 9 mar 1855 Smithfield Ohio.
hazel Dedman Conway Sat Mar
15 17:32:01 1997
Deadman Dedman Baltimore County
Barbara Hoggard Sun Mar 16
19:09:15 1997
We are trying to find information about my husband's
grandfather,
Willoughby Hoggard, who divorced his wife Amelia in the 1950's to 1960's
and moved to West Virginia. We do not know of his ultimate destination. We are
interested in anyone who may have known Willoughby or where he finally ended up.
My husband's family is scattered all over the Southeast USA, however, the
family seems to have "originated" in the Baltimore City area. This is
the family as I know in the 20th Century.
Terry Mattison Mon Mar 17
22:10:12 1997
Searching for any info on Wm LUFFMAN who
landed here from Bristol, England in 1658. Died in AA Co. in 1676, who were
the other members of his family??
Richard Kyle Tue Mar 18
07:09:22 1997
Researching the Crouch family. William Crouch
settled in Anne Arundel County in 1650. He recieved several patents for land and
his grandson, James Crouch, was still living on North Crouchfield in the 1730's.
James Crouch moved to Frederick County around 1742. Would like to correspond
with anyone who has infromation on the early Crouch families of Anne Arundel
County.
Larry Mocabee Wed Mar 19
11:40:10 1997
Am at wits end and desp need assistance. Am looking
for a gent by the name of Mart/mert/murthy, MaCabe/ McAboy/McAbee
etc etc.. Lost him in 1747 Prince Wm Co. VA. Have unsigned letter from research
that individual said found him years ago in Anne Arundel Co Md. around
1700-1720. Any other researchers looking for similar spelling please help.
Documentation over the years states family came from Scotland.,
Sharon Bakke Thu Mar 20
10:14:55 1997
Looking for information on John WATERS b. ca
1648 Eng., d. abt 13 June 1704 Anne Arundel Co., MD; m. Susanna WHITE b.
ca 1650. Ch: 1) Samuel Waters b. 1674 Anne Arundel Co., MD, d. 1749 in Prince
Geo. Co., m. 1)Sarah Arnold in 1697; m. 2) Jane Dunster/Danster 7 Jan 1706/7.
2)John Waters;3) Mary Waters; 4)William Waters.
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