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Re: Lush family in Maryland

ACMCVEY — 2013-06-13 22:48:40Z

Here is some info to get you started. Also try furthering the research using familysearch.org and the Library of Congress Chronicling America archived newspapers...both free. Good luck in your search.

STEPHEN LUTHER LUSH born March 13, 1879 in Twillingate, NewFoundland
LENORA PEARL HARLAN LUSH born May 4, 1889 in Sturgis, Mzeb dies 1961 Wheaton, MD

1915 chroniclingamerica.loc.gov › ... › June 08, 1915, HOME EDITION
A marriage license has been .issued to Stephen L. Lush and Miss Lenore Pearl Harlan, of Takoma Park

1920 Census Montgomery County Md
Stephen L. Lush 40 b Canada 1880 parents born Canada
L. Pearl Lush wife 30 b 1890 Michigan
Stanley Geo Lush 8m b Md

1930 Census St. Petersburg, Pinellas, Fl ( later Bertha Metcalf married Stanley G. Lush)
Arthur E. Metcalf 43 born MA 1887 parents born: England
Bernice E. Metcalf 43 b Canada
Bertha L. Metcalf 11 b Canada
Arthur W. Metcalf 8 b Florida

1930 Census Takoma Park, Md
Stephen L. Lush 51 b Newfoundland as were parents 1879 immigrated: 1901
Lenore P. Lush 40 B Michigan
Stanley G. Lush 10 b MD
Dorothy R. Lush 4 b Flo

1930 Commander and Mrs. Worrall R. Carter have as their guests, Mrs. Stephen Lush and son, Stephen Lush Jr of New Jersey; Miss Mary Kirk who has been visiting Mrs. Carter since the latter’s return from Norfolk VA has left for Baltimore and Gordonsville VA. The Washington Post 06 Apr 1930: S7.

1935 Stanley Lush, 16, son of Steven L. Lush, 401 Garland Ave, Takoma Park Md was fined $25 for driving his father’s car without a permit or license tag last night by Judge H. C. Heffner. July 3, 1935 Washington Post pg 12

1940 Census Maryland, Montgomery County, Wheaton 708 greenwood ave (owns home)
Lush, Stephen male age 61 born Newfoundland builder, owns business, naturalized citizen
Lenore Wife 51 born Mich
Dorothy daughter 15 b Fla
Stanley son 21 b Md builder at father’s company
Bertha P. daughter in law 21 b 1919 Canada prior residence St. Petersburg Fl
Janet R granddaughter 1 b Md
Stanley R Grandson 9/12 b Md

1942 WWI Draft registration cards Stephen Luther Lush of Takoma Park, Montgomery County Md born March 13, 1879 in Twillingate, NewFoundland address 708 Greenwood Ave Takoma Park Md spouse: Lenore P. Lush employed by Fuller Construction Co Friendship DC

1958 LUSH, STANLEY ARTHUR On Saturday, December 13, 1958 at Pensacola Fla, Stanley Arthur Lush, beloved husband of Janet Lush, son of Stanley G and Bertha Louise Lush, brother of Mrs. Janet Ruth Foster, Sylvia Jean and Raymond Grant Lush, grandson of Stephen Luther and Lenore Pearl Lush and Arthur Ernest and Bernice Elizabeth Metcalf. Takoma Funeral Home. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 17 Dec 1958: B2. The Washington Post

Stanley Arthur Lush died Dec 1958 in Escambia, Florida familysearch.org

Stanley Arthur Lush Birth: Aug. 9, 1939 Death: Dec. 13, 1958 Note: AN USN
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Arlington County Virginia, USA
Plot: Sec: 38, Site: 1575 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=lu...;

1961 LUSH, Lenora Pearl, was born in Sturgis, Mzeb., May 4, 1889. She died at her son's home in Wheaton, Md August 15, 1961. She accepted the Seventh-day Adventist faith along with her brothers and sisters when her parens became Adventists in 1894 in Southern Michigan. In 1915 she was married to Stephen L. Lush in Takoma Park Md. Nearly all of their married life was spent in Takoma Park. To them were born two children, Stanley G Lush and Dorothy Lush. She spent a number of years in literature evangelism. Later she was involved in the Review and Herald Publishing Association for several years. At the time of her death was a member of the Forest Lake Seventh day Adventist Church in Florida. Besides her husband and two children, she leaves three grandchildren, two brothers S. M. Harlan and C. V. Harlan, a sister Mrs. Lulu B. Castor and many other relatives and friends. Columbia Union Visitor Sept 21, 1ashington DC Vol 66 No 38 http://docs.adventistarchives.org/docs/CUV/CUV19610921-V66-3...

Lenora’s sister LuLu Harlan Castor 1910 census Blackman, Jackson, Mi age 31 born: Mi father born Germany, mother born Canada husband: George Castor age 37 b NY, daughter Pearl Castor 11 born Mi
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1984 FOSTER, SALLY L Suddenly on Monday June 11, 1984, Sally L. Foster of Fairfax VA ; daughter of Janet R. Marcum; sister of Katherine F. Borgwardt, Charleen F. Cornewell, Steven E. Foster and Lorrie C. Strawser; granddaughter of Stanley and Bertha Lush. Ives-Pearson Funeral Home Arlington VA. Interment National Memorial Park, Falls Church VA The Washington Post 13 June 1984: C6

1983 Arthur William Metcalf death Dec 29, 1983 Hartford, Windsor, VT father: Arthur Ernest Metcalf mother: Bernice Hill spouse: Mary Kimball

1991 Stanley G. Lush death Birth: May 17, 1919 Death: Feb. 8, 1991 Note: EM2 US NAVY; WORLD WAR II; KOREA Burial: Bay Pines National Cemetery Bay Pines Pinellas County Florida, USA
Plot: Sec 56 Row 8 Site 17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=lu...;

Peter Scott immigrant b.1771 Scotland

PWebberMcClory — 2013-06-09 17:25:04Z

Still looking for Peter Scott, Father Of William Scott.His wife's name was Nancy and she may have come from Scotland with Peter Scott. He lived to be one hundred and ten years of age, died in 1881 in Arkansas. Their son Wm. was born in Kentucky, in Bourbon county.Their granddaughter Susan Scott b.1814,married John Gaskins, b, Indiana March of 1815 He became a folkhero in North Eastern Arkansas. A Daniel Boone character,whose life is celebrated at the Museum in Eureka Springs, for founding and settling of area.Looking for relatives or anyone knowing the families.
Other closely related surnames were,Skelton,Keyte,Henry, Fee and Lee.

Lush family in Maryland

will2ww — 2013-06-08 23:37:07Z

Hi I am William White son of Ralph & Sylvia (lush). She is the daughter of Stanley & Bertha (Metcalf). And my mom had siblings named Raymond, Janet, Stevie, Sally, Charlene & Bubba I believe Bubba real name was Stanley. And I trying to further my tree.

Re: TRACY

judifl3 — 2013-06-07 15:30:37Z

Seeking info on William Crandle and Elizabeth Tracy married in 1818 in DC.
Possible parents to James A. and Thomas Crandle who lived in Montgomery County and possibly in Prince George County, MD in 1800's. Also lived in
District of Columbia. Please reply. Thank you, Judi Floyd

Re: Children of Felix Louis Koza

Kam4034 — 2013-06-07 01:31:56Z

I am Felix koza's granddaughter

Re: Search for African-American Gaithers of Montgomery County, MD

Fern976 — 2013-05-30 18:06:26Z

Thanks for your response. I am interested in your post because it seems you have a lot of info on the Gaithers and Dorseys which is also my family's lineage.

Stevens, Briggs, Johnson

ToddMoberly — 2013-05-26 17:51:09Z

Searching for information on RICHARD and ELIZABETH STEVENS, whose children were born in Prince George Parish, while still Prince George's County, between 1751 and 1765.

Oldest son was EDWARD BRIGGS STEVENS, born in 1754, suggesting some Briggs connection. A daughter was Ruth Johnson Stevens. Widow Elizabeth moved with children to Surry Co., NC. about the end of the Revolutionary War.

Daughter Mary Annis Stevens, married a Quaker James Burnside, with possible Penn. origin.

Any help appreciated!

Re: BARNES of Montg. Co., MD

caliope — 2013-05-25 04:22:01Z

From first marriage:

Harriet Barnes DOB circa 1839
George Barnes DOB circa 1843

From marriage to Maria Wilcox:

John W. Barnes DOB circa 1849
Sydney Barnes (my g'grandmother) DOB 1858
Laura Barnes DOB 1862
Alonzo Barnes DOB 1866

Re: greenbury w. burdette

oneiris — 2013-05-22 21:04:21Z

Not yet...it seems as if he just appeared on earth without parents! I can't find even a hint of his parent's names or anything about them. It makes me wonder if he was an orphan...but with a name like Greenbury, which seems like a family name, I will keep searching.

I descend from his son Charles Basil. He was my grandfather's grandfather. Not sure what level of cousin that makes us but I'm sure somebody could figure it out!
Thanks for the reply, cousin!

Re: BURDETTE-BURGETTE

DeborahJaneParsley57 — 2013-05-21 23:33:45Z

According to information in OUR MARYLAND HERITAGE, BOOK SIX, THE BURDETTE FAMILIES - PAGE 69: Mary Rachel Elizabeth Burdette 1853-1923, the daughter of James William Burdette (1811) and CASSANDRA PURDUM (1804) was born June 9, 1852 and died April 17, 1923.
Also: Ollie Burdette 1882-1956 married Urner S Purdum (1878-1963). He was the son of Columbus Purdum (1828) and Amanda Warfield (1849). They had 2 children and 4 grandchildren...
There are at least 61 Purdum names mentioned in THE BUDETTTE FAMILIES book by William Neal Hurley, Jr. Heritage Books. The title page states "Being primarily a study of the Montgomery County Descendants of Benjamin Burdette & Benjamin Burdette, Sr - Both of whom died 1833. But including References to Numerous Other Maryland Burdette Family Members and Allied Families.
Deborah Jane Burdette is my grandmother and namesake.

Re: Burdettes

DeborahJaneParsley57 — 2013-05-21 23:19:04Z

The info I have came from OUR MARYLAND HERITAGE, BOOK SIX, THE BURDETTE FAMILIES by William Neal Hurley, Jr. printed by Heritage Books, Inc.
I have looked again today and see no "son of" for Greenbury.

Lookng for the DOD for Sarah Coomes Dwyer w/o William Dwyer....

Spirit1776 — 2013-05-19 17:36:36Z

she was listed as 70 in the 1900 census and living in Olney.

Thank you,Mike

Re: FAYED

julia_tokarcik — 2013-05-19 15:50:10Z

Barbara-

If you are still looking 15 years later...I am the granddaughter of Marion Fayed. Would love to get in contact with you

Re: PARKER AND McCATHRAN DESCENDENTS

crbat71 — 2013-05-10 14:38:54Z

My Great Uncle was William R. Kendrick. have information on the Kendrick Family. His father was William Kendrick born abt 1838 in Wales. His mother was Caroline Oldacre born 1841 in Hanley, Staffordshire, England. They settled in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania and later moved to Denver, Colorado. My g-grandfather died in 1903 in Denver. My g-grandmother died in 1926 in Philadelphia, Pa. while visiting the daughters who lived in the area. There were 9 children in the family

Re: Burdette

oneiris — 2013-05-10 03:35:36Z

These are my gggg grandparents. Thank you for your work! Do you happen to know anything about their parents? I have all the info on thier kids, etc....

Re: Burdette

oneiris — 2013-05-10 03:33:04Z

These are my gggg grandparents. Thank you for your work! Do you happen to know anything about their parents? I have all the info on thier kids, etc....

Re: William Leishear from Laurel Maryland area - need info please help

romerogl18 — 2013-05-07 18:21:37Z

Hi sorry I dont have the information you are looking for but just wanted to say we are family :) I remember aunt Mae and Lillian was my grandmother and Rosalie her daughter was my mother. I am trying to start a family tree and any and all info helps.

Re: Burdettes

oneiris — 2013-05-05 18:44:25Z

Hi - Greenbury Burdette was my ggg grandfather. I have tried to find out who his parents were. I think his brother may have been named Richard and his sister Mary, maybe...do you have any info on him?
Thanks

Re: greenbury w. burdette

oneiris — 2013-05-05 18:40:19Z

We are looking for Greenbury's parents or siblings. Have you had any luck?

Re: greenbury w burdette

oneiris — 2013-05-05 04:37:41Z

we are also looking for Greenbury's parents...anyone have any idea? His second wife was sarah and here's what I have found so far

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MNQ5-R8C

Queen Ann(e) Parish church

toddandersen_1 — 2013-05-01 13:17:06Z

I am seeking to find the location of Queen Ann's Parish in Montgomery County, Maryland. This location is cited in connection with a number of Dowdens. For example Nathaniel Dowden is reported to marry Susannah Catherine at this place in abt 1750. Alas, the county did not then exist.

Timeline:

1695 Prince George's County formed from Charles and Baltimore Counties
1746 Frederick County formed from Prince George's County
1776 Montgomery County formed from Frederick County

I found a Queen Ann's Parish in Prince George's County near what today is Upper Marlboro. The church is now called St Barnabas.

I would appreciate any leads.

Re: boyer burial locations

CharLou104 — 2013-04-19 03:40:58Z

Columbus W. Boyer
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=bo...;

Southern Maryland Families

WandaSimmons3959 — 2013-04-18 03:02:52Z

Hello,

Anyone of and from the Montgomery County are descended from/related to/connected to/researching any families of and from the Southern Maryland area? Please contact me directly at: cbs196395@yahoo.com.

Thanks, Wanda

Need help finding death record

NancyDuffy39 — 2013-04-13 20:47:05Z

I've been looking for a death record for my maternal grandmother. I'm told she died in Kensington, MD in about 1950. Her name at the time of her death was Goldye L Haas.

Previous names used were Bryant (maiden name) and Griffin (1st husband)

Laura R. Carroll 1842-1924 Glen Echo, Montgomery County, Maryland

oastwd — 2013-04-07 21:37:18Z

The Washington Post
Monday, August 25, 1924
Suburban
Rockville
Mrs. Laura R. Carroll, 85 years old, widow of John Carroll, died Saturday evening in the home of her son, Walter C. Carroll, at Glen Echo, [Montgomery County], Maryland. She had been ill a long while. She is survived by one child, Walter C. Carroll. Funeral services will be held at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning in St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church, at Potomac.

Mrs. Carroll was a life-long resident of Montgomery County. Her husband for years was proprietor of Cromelin Hotel at Great Falls and later was President of the Board of County Commissioners. She was a grandmother of State’s Attorney John A. Garrett.

Carroll-Shaw Marriage 1910 Glen Echo, Montgomery County, Maryland

oastwd — 2013-04-07 21:29:41Z

The Washington Post
Wednesday, September 21, 1910
STEALS MARCH ON PARENTS
Miss Hazel Shaw Becomes a Bride In Alexandria
Young Daughter of Proprietor of Glen Echo Park Secretly Weds Walter H. Carroll
When Miss Hazel Shaw, 18-year-old daughter of Lorenzo D. Shaw, proprietor of Glen Echo Park, left her home late Wednesday, ostensibly to visit Washington friends, there was nothing in the minds of her parents to lead them to believe that Cupid had anything to do with the young woman’s trip.

Miss Shaw stole a march on her friends and parents when she came to Washington by becoming the bride of Walter H. Carroll, also aged 18, son of Walter C. Carroll, of Glen Echo, [Montgomery County], Maryland. They were married Wednesday afternoon in Alexandria. As soon as the knot was tied the couple returned to Glen Echo, intending to keep their marriage a secret until they were ready to move into their own home.

Carroll, however, made the mistake of confiding the news to a younger brother, who yesterday told “the secret” to the father of the bridegroom.

When the wedding became known the parents of young Carroll invited their son to bring his bride, who had returned to the home of her parents immediately after the ceremony, to their home. He did so and the “newlyweds” are now part of the Carroll household. The bride’s parents also extended their blessing.

The young people had been sweethearts for a long time, but Mr. Shaw, it is said, on account of the youth of his daughter, discourage Carroll’s attentions.

Lorenzo D. Shaw 1841-1912 Echo Glen Park

oastwd — 2013-04-07 20:24:08Z

The Washington Post
Monday, July 29, 1912
L.D. SHAW IS DEAD.
Was Pioneer in Amusements and Built Glen Echo Park.
Lorenzo D. Shaw, one of the pioneer amusement men of this country, inventor of the famous “dip” and the man who first built a toboggan slide at Coney Island, died last evening at his residence, 1365 Park Road Northwest, after a lingering illness of six months. Death was due to vesical calculi. Mr. Shaw was 70 years of age.

In the summer of 1882 Mr. Shaw owned, built, and operated a toboggan at Coney Island. This created quite a sensation and was imitated in amusement parks all over the civilized world. Mr. Shaw also built several amusement devices at Revere Beach, near Boston, but for twenty years, both winter and summer, made his home at Coney Island.

Mr. Shaw came to Washington later and built the devices and buildings at Glen Echo Park. He was the first to conceive the idea of the thrill in mechanical amusement devices and as a result his world famous “dips” are installed in parks all over the country.

Mr. Shaw was a member of the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade and took an active part in celebrations of a civic nature.

He is survived by his children: Walter P. Shaw, Mrs. Annie Young, Mrs. W.H. Carroll, and Mrs. Lillian Thwing and his wife, Mrs. Alonzo Shaw.

Funeral services will be at the family home tomorrow at 2PM. Interment will be at Glenwood Cemetery.

Eleanora Edgerton Plunkett 1865-1942 died Montgomery County, MD

oastwd — 2013-04-06 19:15:50Z

The Washington Post
Sunday, January 3, 1943
Admiral Plunkett’s Widow Buried in Arlington
Funeral services and burial for Mrs. Charles P. Plunkett [Eleanora Edgerton], widow of Rear Admiral Plunkett, who died Thursday in her home near Rockville, Maryland, were held yesterday in Arlington National Cemetery. She died after a brief illness.

Mrs. Plunkett, a native of Baltimore, had resided in Washington most of her life. She was married to Admiral Plunkett in 1919 and moved to New York, where he was Commandant of the Navy Yard. They returned to Washington in 1930. Admiral Plunkett, then retired, died in 1931.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Richard S. Field, wife of Captain Field, U.S.N.; a son, Richard Lee Fearn of Belmar, New Jersey and a sister, Mrs. C. Fred Hutchinson of Baltimore.

Sumner-Davidson Wedding 1906 Kensington, Montgomery County, Maryland

oastwd — 2013-04-06 19:09:48Z

The Washington Post
Thursday, October 25, 1906
MARYLAND WEDDINGS
Rockville, October 24. At noon, yesterday, at the home of the bride’s parents, at Kensington, Miss Frances Irene Sumner, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. J. D. Sumner, of Kensington and Charles Henry Davidson, of Washington, were married by Rev. Henry Rumer, pastor of Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church, Kensington. The bride was given away by her father. Her only attendants were a niece, Miss Margaret Mann, as flower girl and her nephew, Master Wilmot Mann, as ring bearer. Following a luncheon, which was in charge of Misses Annie E. Graffin of Washington and Alice Terrell, Clare Walsh and Miss Pitts, of Kensington, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson left for a northern trip. They will make their home in Kensington and will be at home after November 15.

Re: Cornelius McLEAN Sr. - Washington DC circa 1800-1836

oastwd — 2013-04-06 19:07:50Z

The National Intelligencer 1832
McLean, Charles M.D., of Baltimore and Margaret M. Campbell, of this city, were married in this city 17 Aprril 1832, by the Rev. Mr. Hawley. [April 19 & 21, 1832]

1834
McLean, Louisa, only child of Dr. Charles McLean, died August 4, age 12 months. [August 6]

Re: Cornelius McLEAN Sr. - Washington DC circa 1800-1836

oastwd — 2013-04-06 19:07:15Z

The National Intelligencer 1836
McLean, William H., of Baltimore and Maria Hillery, of Georgetown, D.C., were married December 31, 1835, by the Rev. Mr. Tippett. [February 4, 1836]

Re: Cornelius McLEAN Sr. - Washington DC circa 1800-1836

oastwd — 2013-04-06 19:04:48Z

The National Intelligencer 1833
Hardistry, H. Jr., of Baltimore and Eliza McLean, only daughter of Cornelius McLean, of this city, were married June 27 by the Rev. Mr. Smith. [June 29]

1836
McLean, Cornelius Sr., died in this city September 12, 1836, age 62. [September 14, 1836]

Re: Tschiffely Mill Seneca, Md

SMC301 — 2013-04-02 01:02:17Z

I have 4 old pictures of the mill, including one of the interior.

Re: boyer burial locations

mkelley_1 — 2013-03-26 23:10:46Z

Did you try findagrave.com?

boyer burial locations

miller4567 — 2013-03-25 20:40:11Z

Looking for the burial locations for letha ( many different spellings ) boyer death says buried in darnestown MD. 9-20-1925

Columbus boyer buried 3-2-1913 kemptown md.

Would love to be able to visit these graves.

John Miller

Re: KERSEY, BROWN, LEWIS, BAKER

kass_williams0927 — 2013-03-18 18:50:18Z

My mother's maiden name was Christine Anne Kersey. Her father is Michael Dale Kersey, son of Edward Calvin Kersey, son of Berton Belancy Kersey, son of Edward Jackson Kersey (A Confederate soldier), son of Charles Kersey (owned land near Tallahassee granted by President Pierce). These Kerseys are mostly Floridian with a splattering of GA in there. :)
~Katherine

Re: Looking for descendants of Oscar C. Martin & Barbara L. Beuchert who resided in Olney - Martin's Dairy

wohlsarahe — 2013-03-17 02:54:23Z

I'm Oscar Clifton Martin Jr's granddaughter (the son of OCM and Barbara). This is 4 years later than you initially asked... did you ever contact him? My family lives right next door.

Re: Looking for an Oct. 1, 1970 Obituary in Kemp Mill Estates, Maryland

knort4 — 2013-03-15 20:01:37Z

3-15-2013

Thank you for being so helpful.

Re: Looking for an Oct. 1, 1970 Obituary in Kemp Mill Estates, Maryland

mkelley_1 — 2013-03-15 12:51:19Z

Montgomery County Public Libraries
Ask-a-Librarian Services
21 Maryland Ave
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone: 240-777-0001
They will look for the obit./article for you in their newspaper archives and mail it to you if they find one. I believe their service is free.

Looking for an Oct. 1, 1970 Obituary in Kemp Mill Estates, Maryland

knort4 — 2013-03-14 14:25:47Z

3-14-2013

Looking for an obituary for a Mr. Mariano Gabriel who died at age 75 on October 1, 1970 in Kemp Mill Estates, Maryland. Was born in the Phillippines but later moved to America. Would like to get a printed copy if available; but if you prefer to send me a scanned image by e-mail, that would also be acceptable. Trying to find out if he had any surviving family, such as a wife and/or children. Thank you. keith345@hotmail.com (Genealogical Researcher)

Lindley Powers Fosbroke Obituary

aomething — 2013-03-11 18:54:13Z

Hi,
I'm looking for an obituary of my friend's step mother. She died May 16, 2011. Looking for any information on where the obituary might be. She died in Bethesda, Montgomery, Maryland.

Re: Andrews research

famtree456 — 2013-03-04 20:55:26Z

Need help on Charles Andrews md Elizabeth (maybe Kilborn/Kilbourn ?)- son Edward, had three children- Elizabeth "Amy" Andrews md John Peter, (she was living last living with the Medley's in Noble Co., OH- Charles and Elizabeth's unknown daughter married Wm Medley -(per Charles' will)- William Andrews - I feel this is the Wm Andrews that married Verlinda (Malinda) Peters in 1813- Wm died bef Dec 1849 - Harrison or Tusacarwas Co, OH; was living in 1830 in Morresfield, Harrison Co., OH and 1840 living in Morresfield, Harrison, OH. Malinda Andrews - widow in 1850, living in Clay, Tusacarwas Co, moved to Chaleston, Coles, IL bef 1860 - Edwards; son - Philip Andrews married Phebe/Phoebe LNU, had three daughter also died 1849 - Clay, Harrison Co., OH. My Philip Andrews b 1827, Harrison Co., Ohio (GAR record) - both parents b Maryland, married Mary Ann Wilson - 1851 - Washington Co., OH - can not locate either in 1850, living near Malinda Lnu (Peters?) Andrews - in Charleston, Coles, IL in 1860. Could Philip Andrews (s/o Edward and Ann (Berry?) Cecil), be the Philip Andrews receiving large early land in Illinois, from Military service about 1809? Can any one verify which Edward married Verlina Peters? Do not have any children listed for Elizabeth (Amy) Andrews and John Peters. Have connected Mary Ann Andrews and Angeline Ann Andrews Hillard - Mary Ann was living with Angeline Ann Andrews Hillard family in 1880.

Beall Magruder

beallrose — 2013-03-02 19:58:25Z

I am looking for the wife of Judge Josiah Beall 1715-1768. He was the son of John Beall and Verlinda Magruder. His oldest son was Thaddeus Beall born 1741 and he married Amelia Jane Beall, daughter of Col. Samuel Beall. Josiah and Samuel were brothers. This Josiah was NOT married to Millicent Bradley. Her Josiah lived fron 1725-1808. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Harold and Mary (or Ann) Hanson or Hansen

w334 — 2013-03-02 02:53:11Z

found this old message also. My mother grew up in Silver Spring, MD and first went to American University in DC, later went to Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, where she met my father. Harold and Mary moved to Asheville NC in the 60s, then moved to Fort Myers, Florida in the 70s, and finally moved to Winston-Salem, NC in the 80's to be close to my mother, where they both died, within a year of each other.

Family Reunion

MarjorieSatterlee — 2013-02-25 15:52:28Z

I would like to have a Family reunion in Mount Airy,Carroll county on Sat April 27th. Anyone related to the family of Richard Henry Bennett of Montromery County Maryland either by blood or Marriage is welcome.
For more info please reply or call Margie @ 410-215-7173

Re: Wm. C. DUVALL m. 12 N 1894, Fannie E. GRIMES.

najah212 — 2013-02-22 21:17:10Z

I see. Thanks for reply!

Re: Wm. C. DUVALL m. 12 N 1894, Fannie E. GRIMES.

Kim_Gheesling — 2013-02-22 20:30:36Z

William Clarence Duvalls' father was Charles Frances Duvall (he went by Frank, Franklin, etc.). Charles Frances Duvall was born 1840 and died in 1906.

Re: Wm. C. DUVALL m. 12 N 1894, Fannie E. GRIMES.

najah212 — 2013-02-22 15:32:19Z

Hello,

Is W. C. Duvall's father listed as Franklin Montgomery Duvall? What is Franklin's middle name? My search is leading to the above mentioned Franklin Duvall.

Thanks

Re: Montgomery County Hundreds

PAB692 — 2013-02-11 14:59:57Z

Thank you for directing me to the site. The 1763 hundreds map has nice detail, gives me a more complete picture than I had previously.
I am not aware of the Indian connection you mention with regards to my Crown family, unless it is a branch I have not looked at yet. It is my understanding that there are 2 groups of Crowns in Maryland: one that settled around St. Mary's/Charles County (Earliest known is Joseph Crown), and another around the Frederick area. The Southern Crowns (my family) moved north into Montgomery County and further so it was hard to determine if they had a common origin. Recently the Crown DNA group announced that they are not connected. But what I don't know about the Crowns could fill buckets.

Re: Montgomery County Hundreds

CarrieEldridge43 — 2013-02-09 22:02:34Z

After 40 years, I have found a treasure trove of grandparents in Montgomery/Frederick counties. In trying to indentify - I have abstracted several lists and collected numerous maps. You might want- 1763 Frederick Hundreds-
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~
midmdroots/maps/frmd1763.jpg
Several others - same site.
Do you find Crown/Crow/Cross - with Indian connections?
Carrie