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Victor Carter Fri
Apr 11 21:58:44 1997
I am seeking info on CARTER, Josias (1757 - 1816); CARTER, Richard (1728 - 1794).
Donald Kelley Fri Apr 11
18:35:14 1997
Looking for William KELLY, born 1715. Children: Rachel, William (died young), William who married Martha LOVEALL, Joshua, Nicholas who married Ruth BOND, Temperance, Zachariah, Joseph who married Rachel BAGFORD, and Ruth who married Richard PLOWMAN. Also looking for Moses KELLY, born 1752, who married Ruth ROLLS.
Eddie Davis Sat Apr 12
01:49:46 1997
Seeking information on Joshua Davis b. 1762 in Baltimore, moved to Rowan County, NC sometime before 1780. He married Martha Harrison in NC. Trying to find his parents and family in Baltimore. Any pre 1770 Maryland Davis researchers, please e-mail me.
Jeff Combs Sat Apr 12 05:25:10
Searching connections to Rev. War Lieut. Thomas COX b. 1753 in Baltimore Co., MD died aft 1840 Census in Sullivan Co., TN. A son Thomas married a Sarah Baker b. VA
Sharon Ledsome Sat Apr 12
10:05:00 1997
I am looking for information on GEORGE BENSON STEWART born abt 1896. GEORGE married MARGARET ENSOR STEWART and were living in Baltimore in 1918 when their daughter Catherine Elizabeth was born. George died early 1950's in Baltimore. I would like to know who George's parents,grandparents etc. were. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. Sharon Ledsome
Sarah Jane Taylor Sat Apr 12
13:13:29 1997
Looking for any information on JOHN WILHELM census says born in PA but lived in Balto Co MD Bn 2 Feb, 1796 according to tombstone at St. Abraham's Cemetery near Beckleysville. Wife named Catherine nee? born Ca. 1801 and died 26 Dec. 1878. Daughter Lydia married Abraham Mays. His will is posted on Balto Co USRootsWeb page. Will of John WILHELM is on the Balto co rootsweb page mainatained by Lee at leeg@ erols. com.
Bill KIMMONS Sat Apr 12 15:44:20
I am seeking iformation on my GGP Conrad H. LEIMAN and/or Mary LEIMAN. He appearently bame to Baltimore from Pennsylvania. He operated a grocery store in Baltime City from abt. 1850 to 1860, when he move to Brooklyn. His family ran the store after his death, until Prohabition. They had 5 children, I think. Any information on him, his family, and especally where he came from will be greatly appreaciater. I will be glad to share any information I have on my family tree.
Glenn Day Sun Apr 13 05:54:07
Looking for info on James Calder b. 1729 in Scotland m. Margaret Bagnel. Daughter Mary Calder m. Thomas Little b. 1774 in Ireland d. Nov. 15, 1849 in Parkton. Their son George Little b.1820 m. Mary Kerr b. 1820. Believe all lived in Parkton area of Baltimore Co. Any help would be useful.
Michael Milner Sun Apr 13
09:42:58 1997
I am seeking ANY information I can get on the family of Isaac Milner, merchant of London, England, Maryland, and Virginia from about 1670 to 1713. He was married to Ann, who was probably Ann Copley the daughter of Lionel Copley, british governer of Maryland who died in 1693. Isaac Milner traded heavily in tobacco with a man named Peter Paggon until his (Isaac's) death 12 August 1713. Ann and Isaac Milner had two sons: Isaac and Godfrey, whose wills were filed in Maryland. Their mother Ann remarried to Thomas Colmore and they tried to collect all debt.s still owed to Isaac Milner. I am looking for Milners in Harford and Baltimore Counties and I think they will "tie-in" to these Milners... If anyone can help me with ANY of these Milners or Copleys I would appreciate it!! My mailing address is Michael R. Milner, 14833 Spring Creek Road #211, Dallas, Texas, 75248; e-mail: email@example.com . Thank you!!
John Richardson Sun Apr 13 11:54:46
Looking for information on John WAYNE who married Elizabeth ELLICOTT on the 11 Dec. 1806 in Baltimore. Their daughter Lucy Ann WAYNE married Mordecia AMOS 8 Dec. 1829 in Baltimore.
Ann Holt Sun Apr 13 12:01:51
MANUEL MOREJON married MARGARET JOYNES in Baltimore circa 1873. They had a son FRANCISCO/FRANK MOREJON who married HARRIET IDA BICKLEY in the Philadelphia area circa 1895. Looking for any information about the JOYNES family and how they came to know MANUEL who came to the U.S. from Spain via Cuba.
Pamela Riddell Sun Apr 13
19:48:50 1997
HELP!!!!! Researching Henry DAVIS, m. Catherine Malady. And Catherine's Mother and Father Anna LoBarie,(LoBarie)(LaBarrie)Anna, came from France in 1771.James MARSH is also in the Family. As you can tell, I have little info. on these people.The Marsh family is definitly from Baltimore, but The Davis and Malady could be WV. Any help at all would be so greatly aooreciated!
PAT CLARK Sun Apr 13
20:21:20 1997
i would love to find a marriage record for Josiah Crawford and cassandra ??
Dan Slagle Sun Apr 13
21:53:36 1997
SLAGLE/SCHLEGEL...I am searching for information on the ancestors and descendants of HENRY SLAGLE,born ca.1770's, who was married to Nelly (Eleanor or Elnora) _________. Some of their children are recorded as being baptised in "The German Church", Manchester, Carroll County, MD. Children listed were: Johan SCHLEGEL,born 20 October,1794; George SCHLEGEL,born 8 April 1796; Phillip SCHLEGEL,born 12 January 1799; and Wilhelm SCHLEGEL,born 19 September 1802. Henry may have had a brother named Christian SCHLEGEL; and their father may have been Peter SCHLEGEL. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Steve CsorgoJr Sun Apr 13
22:35:39 1997
I'm looking for info. on Col. John Reeger MD 1st Cav. during the Civil War. He was a cooper in Balt. and moved to NJ sometime after the War. Any info. is appreciated. Thanks
A. Dare Sun Apr 13 23:32:42 1997
McIntire, Patrick married to Ellen Donahue, they had four sons: Philip (grandfather), James H.,William,and John. Patrick is my great- grandfather. He lived on Preston St. in Baltimore City in 1882. I believe he owned a bar on Preston St. He appears in the Baltimore City 1882 directory and his widow in the 1883 directory. I am trying to learn when he died and where he is buried. I believe he died between 1882 and 1883. I live in Michigan and I can't get replys to my mail asking libraries and churches to look for an obit or funeral service for Patrick. Any help you might give me would be greatly appreciated. I am also trying to find any information on George W. Gibson (grand- father) born in Oxford Md and died in Balto. City, married to Daisy M. Eliason, who died in 1948 and is buried in Mt. Olivet cemetary.
Paul Stevens Mon Apr 14
00:03:21 1997
Need information on Swisher/Switzer families of Baltimore and Carroll Counties from 1790's to 1850.
Richard Gotshall Fri Apr
11 10:44:20 1997
I am looking for siblings and parents of Luke TIPTON (b. 1704 in Baltimore) and his wife, Sarah BOSTON (b. 1706 in Baltimore). I also am looking for the parents and siblings of Keviah BORAN (b. 1753 in Baltimore) and Elizabeth PRICHARD (also spelled Pritchard) (b. 1778 in Baltimore).
James R. Taylor Mon Apr 14
07:34:57 1997
Searching for information on THOMAS ALLBERY sentenced to be an indentured servent in Maryland for 7 years following 1755. Transported from Buckinghamshire Co. England to Baltimore Md. James & his wife had 3 sons and 1 daughter by 1800 Allegany Co. census. In 1810 they had 3sons and 3 daughters.Moved to Il by 1810. Believed RICHARD ALBERRY was one of the sons.
Jim Mon Apr 14 11:50:57 1997
Looking for information on George W. Smith(Caucasian), born in Baltimore(date unknown). Address in 1904, Patterson Park Ave. N., Baltimore, MD. Occupation in 1904 believed to be with railroad, possible occupation(Signal Station PPR). First marriage to Lillian M. Hughes November 26, 1902. Second marriage to a Margaret(unknown last name) and moved to Hamburg, PA. Two children from this second marriage, Evelyn and "Brother"
Steve Dennehy
Mon Apr 14 13:36:35 1997
Researching all HUCKEL, HUKILL, HUCAL (also seen as HUCKENS/HUKIN from 1690's to 1830's). SCHWATKA and GEISSENDAFFER/GEISSENDORFER. BUTCHER- Cecil Co. 1720-1760. Joseph COCHRAN d. 1770-Cecil Co.. BENSON -Cecil Co. 1680-1750. GEARS-Cecil Co. c.1710-1790.
Robert Crabtree Mon Apr 14
17:17:51 1997
I am searching for the ancestors of my ggg grandfather, Henry L. Sheffey and his brother Daniel Sheffey. They were born of German descent in the early 1770's in Frederick, Maryland where their father had a shoemaker's shop. The brothers settled in Virginia. Daniel went on to become a congressman in the Virginia House Of Delegates and Henry settled in Wythe County, fathering several children. One son, Robert Sayers Sheffey became a well known preacher. Their history is well documented back to Frederick and no farther. I am eager to make any connection to their origins.
Margaret Brault Mon Apr 14
17:23:59 1997
Hello, I am looking for any information regarding the Houck family from Frederick, especially parents of Margaret Virginia Houck born October 1886, died January 1978, married to Wilbur Buckingham birth date unknown, died January 1911? one child, Mildred Reed Buckingham, married to Philip Harvey Dix June 19, 1931. Also any information on Zeisel family, immigrated to Baltimore from Czech. about 1904. Would be interested in trading later Houck/Dix information. please contact me via e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Sterling Fritz Mon Apr 14
19:20:11 1997
George Fritz (1825-1907) Baltimore County George Walker (1811-1884) Baltimore County
Bonnie Hancock Tue Apr 15 16:51:08
I am searching for my Weitzel family from East Baltimore around the Patterson Park area. My gg grandfather's name was William W. Weitzel who was married to Anna Helen Thompson William's DOB was March 11, 1867. His DOD was March 14, 1947. I am trying to locate his parents.
Cheryl Kenter Tue Apr 15
21:34:17 1997
I am looking for more information on my 7th great grandparents, Amos PILGRIM and his wife Rachel MAC MAHON, of St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, MD. Amos arrived in Baltimore, MD on Feb 6, 1724 from Ipswich, Suffolk County, England. He came over as an indentured servant of John Dykes who was a Tavern owner. In 1729, Amos married Rachel MAC MAHON, in St. Georges Parish, Baltimore, MD. It is my understanding that PILGRIM's Rest is named after my family. I would like to know more about Rachel's family and Rachel. I would also like to find more family members for our 1998 Family Reunion. You can reach me at email@example.com or my cousin at email@example.com Thank you for any help that you can give us in this matter.
Michael D. Hawkins
Wed Apr 16 10:53:34 1997
Looking for information relating to a John Prince Hawkins supposedly arrived in Baltimore in late 17th century. Believed to have shipped out of Plymouth or Portsmouth, England.
Donna Moore Wed Apr 16
13:54:28 1997
Interested in the early (bef. 1720) Baltimore/Anne Arundel county families of GIST, CROMWELL, MURRAY, and HOWARD.
Ron DeWitt Thu Apr 17
20:51:50 1997
I am seek information about ROSS MACLYN SNYDER who may have lived in the Baltimore area. He is my birthfather. I am looking for any living relatives of his who may be related to me.
Skip Heerman Fri Apr 18
14:10:19 1997
Looking for parents of John Grubb. Born 1811 in Baltimore City, married Sarah Ann Lightner 1833 also in Baltimore City. Any clue however small will be appreciated.
Wendy Nichols Fri Apr 18 21:18:29
I am helping my fiance trace his family tree. We are looking for any information regarding Charles Carroll of Carrollton. He was born on September 19, 1737. Any help would be appreciated.
Janice Bond (Ripley) Phillips
Fri Apr 18 22:19:17 1997
Looking for info on: Joshua BOND, b. Oct. 3, 1788 Baltimore Co., d. April 4, 1872 Guernsey Co., OH. Married Abigail MURRAY, b. Nov. 14, 1790, Frederick Co., MD, d. Jan. 18, 1867 Guernsey Co., OH. Married May 2, 1812. Son: Larkin BOND, b. May 31, 1830 Guernsey Co., OH. Also seeking: Philip JARVIS, b. June 11, 1786 Baltimore Co., d. April 11, 1866 Belmont Co., OH. Married Mary BARNETT, b. Dec. 10, 1789 Baltimore Co., d. Dec. 12, 1855 Belmont Co., OH. Daughter: Cordelia Hood JARVIS, b. Dec. 12, 1832 Belmont Co., OH. Married Larkin BOND.
Glenn Day Sat Apr 19 08:08:59
Looking for an Owen D. Day b 1808 in Maryland. He lived in Carroll Co. but since Eastern Frederick Co. became part of Carroll, he could have been born in Frederick. Any help would be appreciated.
Charles R. Smith Sat Apr 19
11:29:23 1997
Hebbs, Seek info, on a John Hebb,[1650 to 1700] All Help Appreciaded.J
Mary Rosenwinkel Sat Apr 19
13:11:11 1997
Looking for James Stanley b. ca. 1787, m. ca. 1810-1815 Mary Jane RANNEY. Children: Charles b. 11 Feb. 1823, James R. b. abt. 1816, perhaps others. Who were James" parents and who were Mary Jane's parents? Thanks,
Jackie Marshall Sat Apr 19
14:57:17 1997
Andrew Jackson MARSHALL was born in Baltimore, MD 11 Feb 1832, the son of WILLIAM MARSHALL and MARGARET LOUISA BARKER MANEGERE/MENAGER. William was a one-man example of Manifest Destiny! He lived in North Carolina ; Gallia Co., Ohio; Lexington, KY; Carroll Co., Missouri; and possibly MEXICO. Andrew continued the tradition and went on to California and Oregon. Does anyone have anything on this family?
Dee Sammis Sat Apr 19 15:45:32
I'm trying to find out information about some of my relatives, one in particular is Edwin Canoles who was born in Baltimore on 4-10-1843
ANN BUTCHER Sat Apr 19 20:11:29 1997
My g-grandmother Mary Agnes Flaherty,marr. to Frederick Twele. She was born 1867, both of her parents died young. She was raised by her father's brother and his wife Aunt 'B'. I believe they are John Flaherty and Bridget McGuire. But I don't know who her parents were. I can't be sure of John's parents. There are many John's in the Balto.area at that time. Mary Agnes had a brother John, and John and Bridget also had children named Mary and John. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Jane S. Flannery Sat Apr
19 21:24:39 1997
Researching Round/Rounds family. John Emory ROUND bNov 25, 1835; d Jan 1892, Baltimore, MD. Founder of Morgan College, Baltimore. Children: Kate Newbern ROUND, Robert Clement ROUND, Genevieve Calvert ROUND, Harriet Christal ROUND and Etheldrinda Naity ROUND. Seeking descendants.
Robbie Tanner Sun Apr 20
07:32:05 1997
Searching for information on General James Wells who was in Baltimore City in 1615 originally from England. Need information on Military Service & Ancestors.
Elaine Schwensen Sun Apr
20 08:27:18 1997
I am looking for marriage/birth records for Marcus SCHWENSEN and Gesine Margarethe TRAUGOTT. They were married 10/10/1837 in Baltimore, Maryland. I would like more information on these people. Thank you!
Elaine Foulger Sun Apr 20
15:54:47 1997
I'm searching for Philip Jarvis b. ca 1753, married Sarah Alguire 4 June 1778 in Baltimore Co., MD. He was taxed on 345 acres of Upper Marborough which was sold by 1812 when he migrated to Belmont Co., OH.
Kevin Boulas Sun Apr 20
18:17:27 1997
I am searching for information on William KEEN, born in the last half of the 19th century, county unknown,Ruth KEEN, born in the early part of the century in Baltimore county, Maud LEVERING, county unknown, Elizabeth HELDER, emigrated to the Baltimore area from Germany in the late 1800's, early 1900's, George RIGBY, born in Baltimorein the later half of the 19th century. Also, information on James GRANBERRY, born in the 1930's, state and county unknown. If you sent me info from a previous request, please resend as my e-mail address has changed.
TJ Shumaker Mon Apr 21 18:57:00
BORING/HARTLEIN - I am looking for the Parents of Isaih Boring and/or his wife Mary E. Hartlein. Isaih (Isaiah) was born @ 1774 and came to Indiana Co., Pa aroung 1824. The "History of Indiana Co." states that the came from Baltimore Md., and his daughter Catherine stated in some papers that he was born in Baltimore. We have heard that his wife Mary was also from Baltimore. I have been told that Isaih is the son of RUBIN BORING who was the son of RUBIN BORING and NANCY ANN VAUGHN. I have see some family group sheets that show this, but it has genenerally been word of mouth and nobody has been able to tell me where they got the information from or show any proof. I would give my eyeteeth for some documentation. HELP????
Lauer Mon Apr 21 07:49:18 1997
My gggg grandfather was Philip OLER (Owler, Ohler, Oller). He is 'officially' recorded as living in Baltimore City in 1798. Prior to that he lived in Frederick County. I'm trying to prove\ disprove that his wife was Catherine OTT. Catherine is recorded as marrying Mr. Oller at Apples Church in Thurmont, MD. I'm also trying to locate Philip's parents. Best candidates at the moment are Peter Philip and Susanna Oler. any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Raymond Brown Tue Apr 22
14:52:17 1997
I am currently researching the surnames and ancestors listed below: The descendants of Christopher BROWN, Baltimore,MD arrived from Londonderry,Ireland abt 1845. Wife (unknown)& Sons John, Matthew & Christopher BROWN were all born in MD.Matthew and Christopher BROWN were married 1878-79 by Rev. Thomas Watte (maybe Watto or Watts?)Christopher married Martha Nailon (sp?)Matthew Married Elizabeth Blouse. The descendants of William Henry BLOUSE born Nov. 1844 in PA. Married to Mary Jane COOMBS of York Co., PA. Born 1843. Moved to MD after married, Daughter Elizabeth (Lizzie)BLOUSE Married Matthew BROWN. Son William BROWN,born 03 Jan.,1886 Married Minnie Seward Blanche WILSON 30 May, 1905. The descendants of Louis Tivis WILSON, Gamber,MD born 14 Aug,1857. Married 19 Feb, 1884 to Keziah Emily BARNES of Ohio, born 26 June,1864. Daughter Minnie Seward Blanche WILSON born 24 Feb. 1889 in MD.
Ray Brown Tue Apr 22
15:29:35 1997
Looking for the denomination and name of the church REV.THOMAS WATTE (WATTE could end with an o or s instead of e) was affiliatedwith in Baltimore 1878-9. He married several family members and I would like to find records.
robert Mackall Tue Apr 22
17:50:13 1997
Seeking the ancestors of Thomas WALKER (1742-1818) Probably around Baltimore/Frederick Said to be a Revolutionary War Vet Thomas is the husband of Discretion SATER (1747-1823) who is the daughter of Henry SATER of Lutherville MD founder of the Sater Baptist Church One known son: Joshua WALKER (1793-1854) + 1) Mary Elizabeth RABORG (1802-1845) 2) Elizabeth STOUFFER (-1851) 3) Eliza DONNELLEY by RABORG two known daughters: Martha Jane WALKER (1845-1917) + Levin Covington MACKALL (1837- 1917)(lived in Calvert County MD; moved/died Baltimore MD). and
Janice Devan Tue Apr 22 17:53:20
Parentage of Kate "Katie" Sharetts b. January 22, 1858 d. August 13, 1899 m. William Frank Horner of Baltimore. William b. September 01, 1854.
Terence Royston Tue Apr
22 18:10:46 1997
Looking for information about a James ROYSTON born ca 1753 in either England or Maryland. He died 30 November 1805 in Annapolis, Anne Arundal Co. MD. He was in the Revolutionary War. He had a son, Thomas. Thanks for any help you can give. Terence Royston, 7790 Knox Rd. Portland, MI 48875.
donna Tue Apr 22 18:43:00 1997
Looking for information on the HEDRICK family of Warren in Baltimore Co. My grandmother, Marjorie Anna Hearld HEDRICK was born 3/2/1892, died 3/1955. Her father was William Henry HEDRICK, JR who married Emma Virginia CORBIN.I am alsolooking for information on the SEDICUM,WADE & HEILE families from the same area.
Michael Bunting Tue Apr 22
08:24:16 1997
I am trying to locate the birth record for a William H. BUNTING, my great-great grandfather. He appears in the 1840 US. Census as the 3 yr old son of S.K. BUNTING in the City of Baltimore. It suggests that he was born in 1836-1837. His father S. K. was 28 at the time of the 1840 census and born in Virginia. I am also trying to determine S. K. BUNTING's first name and exact place of birth. I beleive his first name was Smith. I have found a Smith BUNTING in Accomac Virginia but have not been able to link the two. Any advice would be appreciated. Additional names: Harry Michael BUNTING - Born 10/18/1932 - Brooklyn, NY. Harry Melbourne BUNTING - Born 10/25/1909 - Bronx, NY. Harry Garfield BUNTING - Born 1878 - Baltimore, MD William H. BUNTING - Born 1836-37 ? - Baltimore, MD
Donald D. Kelley Wed Apr
23 16:03:48 1997
KELLY: Moses KELLY was born in Baltimore Co., 27 Feb 1754. On 10 Aug 1788 in Baltimore Co. he married Ruth ROLLO/ROLLS. He was in the Revolutionary War and enlisted with a Joshua KELLEY and William KELLEY (probably cousins). Moses' children: Isaac (b. abt 1791); Ephriam (b. 1792); Elias (b. 01 Apr 1797) all born in Baltimore Co.,; William Allen (b. 20 May 1800); Sarah (b. abt 1801) in Washington Co., VA; and Jefferson (b. 1809 in Grant Co., KY. Moses stated in his Pension Record that he lived in Baltimore Co., for forty years, then to Washington Co., TN - Washington Co., VA - Grant Co., KY and to various counties in Indiana. He was on the Tax List of 1773. He was returning from Washington to Cincinnati after seeking an increase in his pension, when his stagecoach overturned. He broke his collar bone and subsequently died. He was 90 years old. Joshua and William KELLEY were living in Carroll Co., Maryland. Any information regarding these families will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Janice Bond (Ripley) Phillips
Wed Apr 23 20:14:34 1997
Searching for parents of JOSHUA BOND, b. 10/3/1788 in Baltimore Co, d. 4/4/Guernsey Co., Ohio. He married May 2, 1812 ABIGAIL MURRAY, b. 11/14/1790 Frederick Co., MD., d. 1/18/1867 Guernsey Co., Oh. They were the parents of LARKIN BOND, b. 5/31/1830, father of MILLARD FILLMORE BOND, father of EDNA MAY BOND (Ripley), my grandmother. Who were Joshua's parents? Any info appreciated!
Dave Goodman Thu Apr 24
17:57:09 1997
Descendants of Thomas SPILLMAN 1 Thomas SPILLMAN b: 1842 in Washington, DC d: Unknown . +COLLINS b: Unknown in Ireland .... 2 Amelia Harriet SPILLMAN b: 1871 in Washington, DC d: 1926 in Baltimore City, MD. ........ +William HARRISON b: May 1881 in Washington,Georgetown, DC d: 1917 in Baltimore ,Baltimore City, Maryland .... *2nd Husband of Amelia Harriet SPILLMAN: ........ +Joseph F. ROBERTS b: Abt 1869 in Washington, DC d: Unknown
Marlin Wed Apr 23 11:53:46 1997
Seeking information about Charles Franklin Padgett born in Baltimore in 1900. Fathers name was possibly Marion and mothers was maiden name was Duvall. He had four brothers and two sisters. I's just getting started in my search so any info would be appreciated.
Donald VARNER Wed Apr 23
11:55:13 1997
Looking for descendants of CHRISTOPHEL WERNER/WARNER/VARNER o172?-1789 of the Piney Run Hundred located in Frederick (now Carroll) County, Maryland. His children were: Adam WERNER; Nicholas WERNER/VARNER (My line); Jacob WERNER; Henry WERNER; Elizabeth WERNER(LONG); Catherine WERNER; Anna Marie WERNER; and Mary WERNER. Records indicate his widow Charlotte WERNER attended Silver Run Lutheran Church. His brother, George WERNER was named co-executor of his will. The famil surname may be seen spelled WARNER/WERNER/VARNER/VERNER.
Charles B. Stevenson Wed Apr 23
13:54:44 1997
Stevenson, Edward, ca 1670 -1690, transported with 23 others to Baltimore Cty, was a in legislature abt. 1714.listed in MD book of Legislators. descendents listed in Robert Barnes manuscript, dtd. 1966. Married Mary King, she remarried a Sater. Need origin of Edward, and or Mary.
Ray Hill Thu Apr 24 04:16:06
I am looking for parents of George St. Clair Hussey, born 1810, in Maryland. The reason for posting this query in the Baltimore City page is a George Hussey listed in the 1800 Census. Would love to know anything. Have descendents of Geo.St.Clair for anyone interested.
John J. Rummel, Jr. Thu Apr 24
05:21:55 1997
I am searching for the folowing: Parents of paternal grandmother Mary G. RUMMEL (nee HOWE) b. 15 Jun 1890 - d. 21 Nov 1963. Father prob John HOWE (b. circa 1871/72) Mother prob Emma MCBRIDE All above lived in or around Baltimore City. Also, Maternal grandparents: Grandfather William F. NEWTON (b. circa 1868 - d. 5 Feb 1927) Grandmother prob Clara E. THOMPSON (b. circa 1864 - d. circa 30 Apr 1903) Maternal grandparents lived in St. Mary's County.
Laura Bobbiin Thu Apr 24
19:16:27 1997
The family is interested in the Covington family of Somerset and Talbot counties. The first Covington was Nehemiah, who arrived as an indentured servant in Va. This Covington was arrested for stealing a piece of cheese and being "rude" to the magistrate's wife and ended up as a constable and plantation owner on the eastern shore of Va. We're looking for his and other family gravesites and/or birth/marriage records.
M.K.(Eckert)Milliken Fri Apr
25 21:06:18 1997
I am new to the search, but am desperately interested in finding out anything about my Maryland roots. My father,William Andrew ECKERT(1915- 1983) I believe was born in MD. His father, Andrew J. ECKERT(1888-1972) married a Carrie NASH, also from the Baltimore area. She died when William was very young, and the family later moved to Fayette County, PA, where Andrew and his second wife, Nellie Jennings, are buried. Andrew's parents, Luther J, and Kate E. ECKERT are also buried in Fayette County, PA. Any information on the ECKERT or NASH connections would be greatly appreciated.
Una Kisamore Fri Apr 25
18:10:37 1997
looking for info on: Dabrasky
Beverly Sweeney Sat Apr
26 12:42:32 1997
WOOLEY Looking for more information on the parents of MARGARET WOOLEY, b. c1717. Married 9 Oct 1735, Baltimore Co., MD to JOHN LOGSDON SR. She died 1781/7, buried: Westminister, Frederick Co., MD. Was told her parents were: JOHN WOOLLEY and ANN DURBIN. That's all the information I have. Would appreciate more details. Thanks
Lyle von Riesen Sat Apr 26
14:50:59 1997
I am trying to research the genealogy of the Walters family. I believe some of them were born in Baltimore
Steve Russ Sat Apr 26 17:01:43
Thomas E. King (born Prince Frederick, MD) married to Nannie M. Dalyrmple (born Prince Frederick, MD). Believe each previously married to possibly Dawkins/Bowen/Dalrymple/King. Was King in Baltimore City 1920 census. Any info? E-mail at email@example.com. Thanks.
Nancy Richardson Jeffs Sun Apr 27
09:05:13 1997
I am searching for information on HARTZELL, EDWIN H. Edwin was a police office in Baltimore, Maryland in the 1860',s. He was also a participant in the Civil War, but I am not sure if he was Union or Confederate. His first wife was BULLEN, Mary F. They were married 27 September 1859 in Baltimore.She died in childbirth in Dec 1876. He later married Alice Cortes. I would like to find information on who his parents were and where he was born. I am also looking for information on BERNHARD,Johann Leonhard and his wife Henrietta. He was a shoemaker who arrived in Baltimore Aug 8, 1856 from Hesse Darmstadt, Germany. It is assumed that his wife arrived at the same time. She was from Hesse Cassel, Germany. She was born Sept 1836. I would like to find her surname and parents names.
Gayle Triller Sun Apr 27
12:01:37 1997
I am looking for information on my great grand parents WILLIAM GEORGE SMITH born abt 1879 in Baltimore, MD, and his wife AMY MILLER born abt 1883 in MD. I have been told that Williams parents were from Germany and they had changed the spelling of their name from Schmidt to Smith. William and Amy had 4 children, George, Louise, Wilhelminia and James William whom Amy was expecting when William died. If anyone has any information please contact me. Thank you
Cheryl Copper Sun Apr 27
14:14:20 1997
Looking for Thomas SEYMOUR who married Katherine KANE. Also Michael Sarsfield GRACE. Cyrus COPPER and relatives. Glad to share information on Baltimore connections.
Laura Griffith Sun Apr 27
16:26:50 1997
I am researching John GREER and Sarah DAY line of Baltimore Co., MD. From information that was passed along to me, I understand that their son Benjamin mar. Rachel LOWE and their son was my 6th great-grandfather Martin GREER (b. 1756/66, Va.) who married Mary WRIGHT in Bedford Co., VA. Martin and Mary GREER settled in Davidson Co., TN (Nashville) by the year 1800 and raised a large family there. I have more info. on this line at my Genealogy Webpage at: http://www.atl.mindspring.com/~wsgriffi/greer.htm Please contact me if you have further info. on this line - Thanks!
BULL Sun Apr 27 19:03:18 1997
Please, does anyone know any BULL family members who lived near what was then Beckleysville in Baltimore Co, Maryland in the early 1800. There probably are still members of this BULL family living around this area in Baltimore County. My great grandmother was Rachel Ann Bull born in the early 1830's who married David Keller. HELP!!!
H. Gardner Sun Apr 27 19:30:10
Roger/Conner married Maggie L./Parker Baltimore, MD 12-Apr-1880 Three Children: Merry Isabelle/Conner brn: 25-Jan-1881 Lola/Conner brn: 12-Dec-1882 Ina/Conner brn: 25-Jun-1885 died: 5-Feb-1888 Would like to find birth and death dates of Roger and wife Maggie also death dates of two older children. Also would like to find names of parents of both Roger & Maggie.
Donna Jones Mon Apr 28
15:08:18 1997
JONES, Anne Arundel & Baltimore County SEWELL, Baltimore County SELTERS, Baltimore City & Baltimore County HUDSON, Baltimore City & Baltimore County
C. R. Harryman Mon
Apr 28 15:42:33 1997
I am researching the Harryman line in Maryland from the first to appear in the Md. State Archives records: John Harryman in Baltimore County 1693. I am specifically trying to locate the parents of Hezekiah Harryman, born circa 1770. He was ordained as a Methodist minister in 1796 and served in various locations in Maryland, Mississippi, Kentucky, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Any clues would be most welcome.
Betsy Arndt Mon Apr
28 16:48:42 1997
Looking for information on FLOWER SWIFT who married ELIZABETH WHITAKER May 13, 1725 in Baltimore County, Maryland He died sometime between 1742 and 1746 in Prince George County, Maryland. . I am trying to find out who were FLOWER SWIFT parents. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Scott Hanna Tue Apr 29
15:49:17 1997
Robert HANNA (1755-1837), immigrated to Harford Co, MD area in 1770 with his parents and siblings. His father died soon after arrival, leaving his widow with 8 or 10 children in a strange land. Robert HANNA worked for Joseph THOMAS and eventually married his daughter, Mary, 25 Jan 1779/80 in Harford Co. He served in the Maryland "flying camp" militia in the Rev. War under Capt. Robert Harrison, and received a pension in 1833. Around 1780, they all moved to Fayette CO., PA. Am interested in any information about Robert HANNA or his family.
donna Tue Apr 29 17:21:54 1997
Searhcing for any other researchers working on the CRONHARDT, KALB, and LONG lines of Baltimore Co. I have a great deal of information and would be willing to share.
Robin Hoff Kaspar Wed
Apr 30 14:42:29 1997
Seeking information on descendants of John B. BRASHEARS and wife Susanna. Children: Zora Brashears MCCOY b. abt 1829-30, Edmonia or Lamonia b. abt 1832, Susanna b. abt 1837, Virginia b. abt 1844, John b. abt 1846 and Clara b. abt 1848. They were living in Baltimore 9th Ward in 1860. Zora was probably widowed as she is listed on the 1860 census with the family and her 3 kids: Eugenia b. abt 1852, Robert b. abt 1856 and Archer b. abt 1858.
Keith Thomasson Tue Apr 29
06:36:28 1997
LANDER CECIL WHEELER (my wife's grandfather) was born in Baltimore on January 18, 1870. He died in Runnels Co. Texas on February 23,1925. We do not have access to the census for 1870 or 1880. We would like to find the names of his parents. We do not have access to the census for 1870 or 1880 here. THANK YOU any assistance will be appreciated.
Jack Barker Wed Apr 30 05:15:44
Researching the families of HARRYMAN, PRESTON, WARD, and RAVEN - all 17th or early 18th century residents in Baltimore County MD
Marlin Padgett Thu May 1 19:02:16
Seeking information about my father, Charles Franklin Padgett, born in City of Baltimore on 1900. His father's name was Marion and his mother's Alice (nee Duval). My father had four brothers and two sisters. Any help at all would be appreciated as I am just getting started in my search.
Robin Hoff Kaspar Thu
May 1 13:47:49 1997
Looking for descendants of Robert and Helena MCCOY. They were in Baltimore in 1900 with children: Frank Lee age 14, Robert M. age 12, Charles F. age 11, Emerson L. age 9, Mary C. age 8, Bradley T. age 6. Also living with them was Robert's mother, Zorah BRASHEARS MCCOY.
Diane Kelly Fri May 2
14:35:43 1997
I am looking for information on Jesse Marcus Tarman, born 1 October 1852. His parents were John and Lydia Tarman. He married Emma Bathke in 1877 in Buchannan Co, MO. They lived the rest of their lives in Atchison, Atchison Co, KS. Their children were Nellie Amber Tarman, b. 1879, Myrtle Tarman, b. 1881 and Jesse Edward Tarman, b. 1883.
Vivian Lynes Fri May 2
14:55:27 1997
I am seeing information on the Martinetti Family that originally came from France & settled in the Baltimare County area.
mac Fri May 2 21:04:59 1997
I am looking for descendants of Joseph BURNESTON m. Ann 1745, moved to Frederick county abt. 1858. They both died in Fredericktown but most of the children ended up in Baltimore. William and Hannah in Kent County, Sarah m HAGERTY, Thomas m ELKINS, Mary m BARTON, Anna m BAKER , Ann m STEYER then REED, Rebecca m MEYER, Elizabeth m EICHELBERGER, Joseph m GROVE, Isaac m. RUTTER.
Tim Flora Sat May 3 06:10:04
George Flora was said to have hauled stone for the building of the first jail in Baltimore. Schraff dates this 1767. Are there more records on the construction? Where was the stone quarried? Who paid the workers and what records where kept? I am seeking any information on George Flora.
Charlene Marietti Sat May 3
10:56:16 1997
Seeking information on Isaiah DUVALL (1796-1886). On registration for the War of 1812, he resided in Reynolds Town in Baltimore County. He married Margaret HUNT and had one son, John Thomas DUVALL, who was born in 1827 in MD. The family migrated to Morgan Co, OH before 1850. Also, does anybody know what Reynolds Town is now called? Any information on this family will be appreciated.
Todd Moore Fri May 2 09:32:09
Hi, I am looking for information on the following people. They were both members of the Indian State legislature. I am assuming that Samuel is Thomas Howard's son but have not verifed this link. Any inforamtion that you have would be appreciated. I will share all that I have. I have infomation that Thomas Howard and Nancy Hues(aka Hughes) were married in Carrol Manor, MD. Excerpt from "A biographical directory of the Indiana General assembly" Vol 1 1816-1899 "HOWARD, Thomas. HOUSE, 1834-35, 1835-36 (DEARBORN COUNTY). Born April 24, 1767, Baltimore. Studied Medicine. Married Nancy Hues, 1788 (14 Children). Universalist. Moved to Kentucky: and to Rising Sun, Dearborn(now Ohio) County, Indiana, in 1817. Farmer. Democrat. Lost for state representative, 1832. Died December 23, 1840, Rising Sun, Dearborn(now Ohio) County, Indiana. English " Children: Ann, Asbury, Thomas, Samuel(see below) Polly, Nancy, Matildam Louisa, Levi, Hester, Betsey and Mahala. Excerpt from "A biographical directory of the Indiana General assembly" Vol 1 1816-1899 " Howard, Samuel. HOUSE, 1841-1842 (Switzerland County). Born in 1798 In Kentucky or Marylnad. Universalist. Married. Children. Moved to Rising Sun, Dearborn(later renamed to Ohio) County, Indiana. ca. 1815; to Florence, Switzerland County: and to Kentucky after Legislative service. Farmer: merchant; store at Risng Sun, ca 1825, and at Florence, Switzerland County ca 1824. Whig; Republican. Died ca 1876, Ghent, Kentucky. English."
Cleona Sat May 3 17:56:32 1997
Looking for info on the following family. Charles SIMMONS(Symonds) wife Hannah SMITH daughter Keziah Simmons. Keziah m Joshua HARDISTY in 1746. Their daughter Elizabeth m William COLE in 1769. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanbk you. Cleona
judy laylon Sat May 3 19:44:50
Looking for information on John SNYDER, born Feb. 1819. He married Mary Regina Stortz. Also information on John SCHUEHLEIN. Where born? Judy
G.W. Stansbury III Sun May 4
07:38:57 1997
Interested in ANY information about my family geneology in Maryland. Specificly info. about Dundalk plantation, etc..
Richard Neumann Sun May
4 05:55:28 1997
Interested in relatives of Seth Foster Thayer who was married in Baltimore October 1848 to Alice Watkins.
Catherine Murray Sun
May 4 14:47:32 1997
I am looking for information for the following family groups from the Baltimore city area.. will share information that I have about same: John Hoy Rodgers 1865/1932 & Clara nee Martin 1878/1946 Daniel Nelson McCarty 1831/1914 & Elizabeth nee Rudolph Martin V Rudolph 1802/1856 & Rose Mary McNorton 1813/1871 Also John Harmon Rudolph settled in Balto.; came from Hesse- Cassel Germany
Diane Bender Sun May 4
14:58:16 1997
STARR. John E. STARR m Martha Grizelda CURRY 06 March 1858 in Carroll Co. Their children were Martha Virgina, b 25 Dec 1858; Ada, and Caroline. Martha Virgina m Richard Baxter NORMENT and lived in Baltimore City. Ada m Denton GEHR. Caroline m Edward BRUNDAGE. Would like to find ancestry of this line.
Diane Bender Sun May 4
14:52:39 1997
HENRY. George HENRY was b 29 Nov 1820 in Hoffmansville, and died there 1 Jan 1868. He married Elizabeth (surname unknown), who was b 17 Feb 1828 and d 28 Mar 1878. Their son Abraham was b 29 Jul 1849. He married 1/Phoebe HAMPSHIRE and 2/Mary Elizabeth BAUBLITZ. Would like to find ancestors of this HENRY line.
JoAnn Potter Mon May 5
18:26:12 1997
Need birth place of Charles ABELSON. b. abt 1874 in [Russia] m. Dora CALMAN 25 March 1902 in Baltimore, d. 1 March 1936 in Baltimore.
Deborah Brownlow Mon May 5
06:02:18 1997
I am seeking information on the last name of Rockhold (Rockhould, Rockholt). (1).will dated 1698-John Rockhold, Anne Arundel, book 6, pg 202 (2) will dated 1773-Aseal (Asel) Rockhold, Baltimore Co., book 39, pg 333 (3) will dated 1704-Mary Rockhold, Baltimore Co., book 3, pg 281 & book 3, pg 248 (4) will dated 1741-Charles Rockhould, Baltimore Co., book 22, 469 Marriage Records: St. Margarets Parish, Anne Arundel, Co,. MD (1) Joseph Crouch marr. Mary Rockhold 06-APR-1745 (2) John Rockhold marr. Mary Maynard 13-APR-1732 (3) Thomas Rockhold marr. Elizabeth Wright 10-JUN-1757 St. Annes Parish, Anne Arundel, Co., MD (1) Jonathan Garner marr. Sarah Rockhold 06-FEB-1704 St. John's and St. George's Parish, Baltimore Co., MD (1) Benjamin Rutledge marr. Elizabeth Rockhold 02-FEB-1768 (2) John Williams marr. Ruth Rockhold 17-APR-1749 (3) Jonathan Marsh marr. Mary Rockhold 07-APR-1763 (4) Asael Rockhold marr. Ann Rowe (Roe) 03-APR-1749 (5) John Rockhold marr. Jemima Deeson 14-JUL-1771 (6) Joseph Rockhold marr. Elizabeth Rutledge 08-DEC-1763 (7) Reason Rockhold marr. Elizabeth Sandy 31-DEC-1754 St. John's Original Register (1696-1798) (1) Asel Rockhold marr. Mary Rutledge banns published but no wedding date found Other marriages, but not sure of the place married: (1) Thomas R. Cross marr. Area Rockholt 04-JUN-1807 (2) Charles Rockhold marr. Jane McCubbin 27-OCT-1779 (3) Elijah Rockhold marr. Charlotte Linstool (Linstod) 02-FEB-1816 (4) Thomas Rockhold marr. Sarah Rockhold 11-MAY-1787 (5) Thomas Rockhold marr. Ara Conaway 23-JUN-1802 (6) Thomas C. Rockhold marr. Mary Young 27-MAR-1812 I know that this looks like a lot of information to be asking for, and I do not expect anyone to just trot right out and get it, but should anyone come across any of this, and would be willing to send it to me, I will be more than happy to reimburse them for their postage, and whatever the copy costs are. Please, if anyone comes across this info. and want more than the cost of copies and postage, call me and lets see if we can work out something, because I cannot travel from Texas to Maryland any time soon to do my own looking. Thanks in advance for any help I may receive. Deborah Brownlow 410 W. Third Street Quanah, Texas 79252
Ronnie Lutz Robinson Mon May 5
08:27:54 1997
Looking for death dates/burial sites for following in Baltimore City/County: Paternal grandfather's family: Valentine LUTZ, b. 1775, Germany, seen last on 1850 census Catharina Wolf LUTZ, b. 1784 Tobias WOLF, b. @ 1760 Rosina WOLF, b. @ 1760 Tobias Wolf LUTZ, B. 1817, died after 1881 Bridget Mooney LUTZ, b. 1820, Ireland Paternal grandmother's family Nicolas SALZIG, b. 1790's Germany, died after 1870 Balthaser SALZIG, b. 1840's Germany Theresa SALZIG, b. date unknown Kate or Catherine SALZIG, b. @ 1880's
Tom Solley Mon May 5
11:04:04 1997
Appreciate help on my various great grandparents and any of their ancestors. John Giles Cromwell and wife Amanda Harman born about 1840 to 1850, George Carrigan m. Elizabeth Thelin, both born before 1870, Adam Schoff (b. bef 1865) m. Rosina Stumph. All lived in Baltimore or Anne Arundel County, and I believe the Cromwell and Harman families were natives of Anne Arundel with numerous relatives in the area; others uincertain, Believe that Amanda Harman's mother was Micha Lilly Harman. Believe John Giles Cromwell descended from either Thomas or Oliver Cromwell, sons of Thomas and Jemima Morgan, b. after 1705. Oliver m. Anna Maria Giles, and both brothers gave the Giles name to their children, but I have been unable to bridge the 100 year gap to John Giles.
Diane Bender Tue May 6
13:53:07 1997
FICK. Joseph H.W. FICK moved from Fred. Co. to Baltimore City abt 1896 with his wife, Margaret Rebecca Fogle (widow of Samuel L. Eichelberger), and children: Joseph Henry, Walter Henry, Daniel G., Charles M., and John M. His daughters had already married: Virginia to a Mr. BROWN & settled in Esplen Boro, PA; Emma Mae to Albert CLARK; and Margaret to a Mr. STAMBAUGH. Anything on these families would be greatly appreciated.
Diane Bender Tue May 6
14:06:51 1997
FICK. John Marshall FICK, b 22 Mar 1832, died 18 Oct 1895 is buried at St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery at Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Frederick Co., Md. He m Catherine Keller, b 30 August 1843, d 28 May 1926, Middle River, Balto. Co. Their son John Lewis Fick, b abt 1867, Fred. Co., m Emma J. LEESE, who d 29 December 1943. Their dau was: Viola Fick, who m Ernest G. ECKENRODE, b 01 March 1888, d Jul 1976 Hyattsville, MD, and had Francis C. 1918, John G. 1920, and Ernest G. Jr. b 01 February 1922, d 18 Jan 1990 Hyattsville. Their son was Lewis Marshall Fick, b 10 January 1902, d 02 January 1970, Balto. Co.
Richard Donoho Tue May 6
05:29:40 1997
Looking for any info on Captain George YOUNG, born 1803, died 1948 in Balto City, married Margaret Johnson, d. of Henry JOHNSON and Sarah MCCAUSLAND. All are buried in Greenmount Cem.TIA
Nancy Golden Tue May 6
10:15:20 1997
Need information on JANE GWYNN (all spellings,i.e. GWYNNE, GUINE, etc.), possibly the daughter of JOHN GWYNN, who was the brother of WILLIAM GWYNN. JANE'S brother, WILLIAM, was the editor of the BALTIMORE GAZETTE. JANE married THOMAS SAMUEL POLE (Balt.and Fredrick Co.) around 10 Dec, 1807. THOMAS SAMUEL died in Fredrick Co. at about age 41. JANE married 2nd, STEPHEN GORSUCH. THOMAS SAMUEL & JANE had about six children, CHARLES and THOMAS S. At least I think so. The problem is that CHARLES and his brother, CAPT. THOMAS S. POLE migrated to WI and died there. Any information on these GWYNNs and POLEs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nancy
Margaret Thompson Tue May 6
10:57:04 1997
According to his grandson, Thomas PARSONS and his wife Elizabeth 'went from Baltimore Co., MD to Bald Eagle Valley, PA previous to the treaty with the Six Nations. About 1774 they returned to MD when friendly Indians warned them they would not be safe, returning to PA about 1784. His will, probated 1837 in Centre Co, PA referred to land he owned still in MD. Does anyone have suggestions on how to locate any records- his marriage to Elizabeth, his purchase/sale of any land in MD in this narrow time frame?
Martha Reamy Tue May 6 11:50:14
Looking for ancestors of Charles Snyder and wife Mary Krastel of Baltimore City. Families originally from Belair Rd. area of Baltimore Co. Catholic family. Charles & Mary mar. c. 1900. Charles is son of John Snyder of Baltimore Co., who may or may not be an immigrant.
Raymond M Brown Wed May 7
17:18:39 1997
I am currently researching the surnames and ancestors listed below: Christopher BROWN,Baltimore,MD arrived from Londonderry,Ireland abt 1845. Wife Mary & Sons John, Matthew & Christopher & Simeon and daughter Catherine BROWN were all born in MD. The descendants of William Henry BLOUSE born Nov. 1844 in PA. Married to Mary Jane COOMBS of York Co., PA. Born 1843. Moved to MD after married, Daughter Elizabeth (Lizzie)BLOUSE Married Matthew BROWN. Son William BROWN,born 03 Jan.,1886 Married Minnie Seward Blanche WILSON 30 May, 1905. John WILSON & Penelope LEE Wilson parents of Joshua WILSON and Mary GRIFFEE Wilson parents to Louis Tivis WILSON,Gamber,MD born 14 Aug,1857. Married 19 Feb, 1884 to Keziah Emily BARNES of Ohio, born 26 June,1864. Daughter Minnie Seward Blanche WILSON born 24 Feb. 1889 in MD. Any help, questions, or advise would be greatly appreciated.Will share information gladly.
Constance Diamond Fri May 9
08:41:23 1997
I am seeking for information on the George C. Weaver family. George was the son of John and Annie Mary (Hitzel) Weaver. George C. Weaver b. 7 Jan 1846 m. 12 Sept 1867 Annie Catherine Winter Annie Catherine was the daughter of Frederick W. and Catherine (Gruner) Winter I would like information on George's death date and place of burial.
Anne Van Patten Fri May 9
14:55:55 1997
BRANNON,JOYNES,WHITE,HUTCHINSON - Any info on these names is appreciated. Mollie WHITE(b. 9 July 1887) m. ? BRANNON and had appx. 5 children. Lived in Brooklyn Park/Curtis Bay area. George E. WHITE (Mollie's father) married Jennie JOYNES on 10 Feb 1886. Jennie's parents were Oliver JOYNES & Mary Jane HUTCHINSON. I believe they all lived around the same area.
Judy Konig Fri May 9
17:09:01 1997
Looking for any information regarding Charles E. WOLLETT, born October 10, 1865 in Ohio, died 1950 in Baltimore, MD. Married Anna L. KLEIN, had 7 children: Preston Eugene (b. 9/27/1903), Charles A. (b. 7/12/1888), Nettie E. (b. 8/17/1890), Edna Catherine (b. 2/18/1893), Myrtle (b. 4/21/1895), Earl Leroy (b. 8/4/1897), and Pauline (2/23/1910). I think he was buried in York, PA.
Judy Konig Fri May 9
17:19:10 1997
Looking for information regarding John Thomas PARKS (b. ?; d. 6/30/1909) who lived in either Baltimore City or Baltimore County. He married Eliza Jane GEORGE (b. ?; d. 1/29/1898) on December 26, 1854. They had 7 children: Thomas Clifton (b. 8/31/1874); John William (b. 12/24/1855); Sarah Elizabeth (b. 7/3/1857); Francis Rochel (b. 1/20/1860); George Edward (b. 4/4/1862); Ellen May (b. 5/7/1866); Jephemiah (b. 3/22/1867).
Judy Konig Fri May 9
17:29:38 1997
Looking for any information regarding James W. PARRISH and Emma G. (maiden name is either TIMBERLAKE or PIMBULATE; d. in 1938; married John Henry LOWE in either 1902 or 1910) both buried at Lorraine Cemetery in Baltimore. They had 4 children: Meadow Emma (b. 8/1/1904, d. 12/1973); Herman Gervis, Walter C. (d. 10/23/1959); Grace Everhart (b. 10/4/1900).
Marina Wilson Sat May 10
06:49:11 1997
George Wash. MARTIN born June 1844 in Balt, MD. Seeking birth record of any type in order to find his parents. In 1880 PA census, George MARTIN lists his parents as being born in MD. Father may have been George W. Martin also. Family believed the MARTINS came from Ireland, possibly landing in Savannah, GA and traveling north, but not been able to confirm this. Geo. Wash. MARTIN served in 1st Reg. Maryland Co. G. Inf. out of Cockeysville, MD and was mustered out at Balt. I'd appreciate ANY help to find these folks!! Thank you.
Richard Norman Smith Jr Sat May
10 10:24:44 1997
Trying to trace my roots back four generation to find out what Indian tribe is in my blood line. My mothers maidian name is Elaine L. George and my grandmothers name was Irene George. I was born in Mercy hospital Baltimore Maryland 11-29- 1950
Emily Raemore Sat May
10 14:31:03 1997
Looking for info on Dorothy M. Adams, my g-grandmother. She was born circa 1892 in Baltimore, married Dr. Millard L. Raemore 1918 in PA of MD.Dorothy died 1944 in PA and was the daughter William Adams and Mary Schutie (sic). Dorothy had a brother John who was a photographer in Baltimore -- he was last known living in 1944. Dorothy either had a brother William or perhaps it was her father William who fought and died in WWI, receiving a medal. William and Mary were both born in Russia, but were possibly of Lithuanian ancestry & they were Catholic. Please - any help is appreciated!! Thanks, Emily
Paul Sun May 11 17:17:18 1997
I am looking for information on my ansestor, William A. Griffith He was born in Baltimore about 1804. If anyone has any information, please send e-mail to email@example.com. Thanks alot! Paul p.s.- Know any good sites I can look up information? Please let me know! Thanks.
Marlin Padgett Sun May 11 17:44:42
Seeking information about my paternal grandparents ... Marion Padgett and Alice Gertrude Padgett (nee Duval)... Children - John, Raymond, Anne, George, Marie & Charles Franklin my father. He was born in 1900 in Baltimore. His father Marion was a construction superindent building streetcar roads. Since I am just getting started in my search, any information would be appreciated.
Jeralyn W. Lillard Sun May 11
18:27:27 1997
Am researching Peter and Elizabeth (?) Wetzel Peter was born approx 1769 and Elizabeth b: 26 Aug 1769. I found them listed in the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Baptizmal Records from the dates of 1792-1795. Their first two children, Elizabeth and George Wetzel were born in MD during this time. Mary, John Frederick, Samuel, Anna, Sophia, Michael, Peter and Jesse were all born in Wythe Co. VA. I believe that Peter and Elizabeth had lived in Washington Co. MD prior to this where they were probably married. I will share information that I have also.
Kim Clarke Fri May 9 12:08:21
VEY. Researching family of Frederick and Caroline (Leng) Vey. Emigrated from Germany to Baltimore. Lived in the 20th Ward in the 1850s & '60s. He was a currier. Had five children: Henry Lewis, b. 1855; Mary Philpine, b. 1857; Emma Louise, b. 1864; Charles Alexander, b. 1867; and an unknown girl who died as an infant.
Kim Clarke Fri May 9 12:14:34
KIRCHENBOWER. Researching family of Martin Kirchenbower (Kirchenbauer). Lived in Baltimore's 15th Ward in the 1850s. Martin had four children: Charles F., b. 1837 in NJ; Elizabeth; Sarah; and Margaret.
Randy Conley Mon May 12
10:51:20 1997
IM looking forinformation on Garland Conley/connelly/conely who came from Dublin Ir and landed at balt.about 1785-90. He arrived with his Mother Susannah,a brotherBailyand Sister Bridget, Garland may have been married but his wife died shortly before or after he arrived. He may have had 3 children with him.From Balt.he traveled to Va.,then on to Logan county Wva.
Ann Ross Mon May 12 11:37:46
Seeking family of Pasquale DEFALCO b. about 1847 in DC, d.1902. Resident of Baltimore City.Enlisted in 13th MD Inf. in Feb. 1864. Any help appreciated and my information gladly shared. Ann Ross
Mary Lee Barnes Mon May 12
19:44:30 1997
Aquilla Greer, b. ca. 1716-19 , son of John Greer and Sarah Day,( daughter of Nicholas Day and wife, Sarah) . m. Elizabeth . Was she Eliizabeth Lowe, daughter of William Lowe,Jr. of Baltimore Co. who d. ca. 1742. Anyone researching the Lowe family who can prove or disprove she was a Lowe? Tjwo of Aquilla's brothers married Rachel Lowe and Ann Lowe, daughters of Wm., Jr.
Alexandra Casey Tue May 13
14:22:13 1997
I am searching for information on ELLEN MULLEN who married JOSEPH B. CASEY ca. 1890 in Baltimore City. I'm guessing she was born ca. 1865.in Baltimore.
Terry Slowik Tue May 13 08:34:25
Can anyone offer any history on the town of PERRYMAN, MD (located in what is presently Hartford Co.)? I had Perryman ancestors in or around the Baltimore area cc late 1600's to at least 1740's, and I am wondering if the town has any connection to these ancestors. These individuals are Roger Perryman, b. abt 1705 in MD, married in 1728 at St. Mary Ann's Parish to Mary Burrage, also married in 1742 to Martha Armstrong; Isaac Perryman, son of Roger, b. 1746 in Baltimore, married in Baltimore to Margaret; Roger's father was Robert Perryman, who came from Bristol, Eng. If anyone can give me any background on Perryman, MD, I would appreciate it if you would e-mail me. Thanks!
Alexandra Casey Tue May 13
13:43:27 1997
I am trying to find information on the CASEY family who came to Baltimore City ca.1850.Widowed mother was ELLEN RYAN CASEY. Children: THOMAS, MICHAEL J.,MARY, JAMES F.,MARGARET E. JAMES married LEVINIA CLARKE & had 2 children: Charles C. & GERTRUDE M. I am trying to find out what happened to them and I am trying to find out the married names of MARY & MARGARET E., assuming they married. MARY might have married GORDON BARTHOLOMEW in 1864. THOMAS married MARGARET D'OYLEY (DOLLY) IN 1861. Ca. 1875 they left Baltimore and I lose track of them until ca. 1905 when Thomas returns to live with son. Where were they? What happened to wife MARGARET?
Jim Keegan Tue
May 13 19:41:41 1997
Looking for information on John Stuart Skinner b 1776 Calvert Co.; was postmaster in Baltimore for 23 years; married twice. Looking for names of spouses and children; believe one of his sons was my grgrgrandfather. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Kevin Bean Wed May 14 00:52:29
Looking for info on WILLIAM OLIVER BEAN b Feb 1886 St. M Co. He married ALICE "ELLA" CELIA FIZSIMMONS b Aug 1864 Ireland. They resided in Baltimore until at least 1900, having 6-8 children. Thanks
Anita Dare Wed May 14 14:27:52
I am trying to locate information on the death of Patrick McIntire. He lived in Baltimore City on Preston St. until his death in 1832 or 1833. I am trying to learn where he is buried and the date of his death. His wife was Ellen Donahue. I am also trying to locate information on George W. Gibson, my grandfather. He was born in Oxford, Maryland abt. 1882, married Daisy Eliason and they lived in Baltimore City. I think he may be buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetary, but they don't answer their mail.
Alexandra Casey Tue May 13
14:13:44 1997
Searching for JOHN MCCARDELL (born ca.1804) & ANN M. MCCARDELL who lived in Baltimore City in the early 1800s. The family manufactured agricultural implements.Their children were SAMUEL, WILLIAM H. & JOSEPH A. WILLIAM H. married MARY MCNEILL and had WILLIAM EUGENE, WALTER B., ALICE BERNARDINE, & BLANCHE. MARY MCNEILL's father was OWEN MCNEILL, a tea dealer. He married (ca. 1842)BENDENI CATHERINE (maiden name unknown) and had WILLIAM, HUGH, MARY C., BENDENI, NICHOLAS & GEORGE E. I am interested in any information about these families.
Keith Thomason Wed May 14
08:11:14 1997
We are trying to find the parents of LANDER CECIL WHEELER born on January 18, 1870 in Baltimore, Maryland. If anyone could help us find the information we would be most grateful. This man was my wife's grandfather but his family was never told anything about his family except the census says he was born in Maryland and he said Baltimore. Thank you.
R. T. HOLMES Wed May 14
08:16:51 1997
Mary Rosenwinkel Wed May 14
11:31:28 1997
Researching STANLEY and RANNEY surnames who left Baltimore 1823 with a large group bound for IL. Need parents of both James STANLEY and Mary Jane RANNEY. Thanks
Elaine Mowry Wed May 14 12:52:33
I am searching for the ancestors of Henry and Charlotte Mowry, who I believe lived for some time in Baltimore County before 1830. They moved on to Pennsylvania and Ohio after that. I know Henry died in 1852. Charlotte was born 1787 and died 1878. I do not know Charlotte's last name before marriage. Any connections or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Herb Lance Wed May 14
12:54:59 1997
Looking for information on the Lance family living around the Overlea area at the turn of the century. They had Lances bar on Belair Rd.
Frieda Davison Wed May 14
13:09:52 1997
I am seeking information about an aunt of mine who was a stripper in Baltimore in the late 1940's and 1950's. I'm not sure when she quit stripping. I know that she performed under the name of Shirley but not sure what surname she used. Could have been Patrick, Durham, or Cornwell. Am also not sure of where she performed other than I have heard it said, "The Devil's Kitchen". Is that an area of Baltimore? a club? or just my family's terminology??? Pictures of her during that time show her as a very "Jean Harlow" type curvy blond. Her unmarried name was Charlene PATRICK and at the time she was stripping she was divorced from Carl DURHAM. I believe she met her later husband (Walt CORNWELL) while she was working. He was a merchant marine.
Sarah Shaw Tatounova Thu May 15
04:48:21 1997
I'm looking for my ancestor John Livingston, father of Maria Hewett Livingston, b.Dec. 12, 1797, married Dr. John M. Howland on Nov. 30, 1816. John Livingston was a native of Edinburgh Scotland and went to the Univ. of Edinburgh. He came to the US at the age of 21 and lived in Bladensburg, MD, Fredericksburg and Alexandria VA and Baltimore. He became a Quaker and worked as a tutor preparing young men for college. He married 'a widow Lile' of Washington DC.
Kevin Thompson Thu May 15
08:07:37 1997
James Thompson, b. ???? - d. ???? - Married Sarah Gladden, 04 NOV 1815, Harford County, Maryland. Children of James Thompson and Sarah Gladden James Thompson, b. 1825 - d. ???? - We think he was born in Harford County, Maryland. - Married Cassandra (last name unknown). Cassandra b. circa 1820. - James and his brother Sylvester purchased 50 acres of ground in Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania on 02 SEP 1869. We assume that James later returned to Harford County, Maryland sometime after 1871 because we found him in the 1880 Maryland census. William Thompson, b. 1828 - d. 1901 - We think he was born in Harford County, Maryland. He died in Pennsylvania, Knox Township, Jefferson County. - Married Mary M. (last name unknown), place of marriage unknown. We think he was married in Maryland, probably Harford County. Mary M. Thompson died in 1900, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. Ariel Thompson, b. 1832 - ???? - We believe this is a woman's name. Can also be a man's name. Sylvester Thompson, b. 1838 - d. 1915 - This guy is my ancester, my Great-great-grandfather. - b. 1838, Harford County, Maryland - m. 18?? to Rebecca Jane Johnson. We suspect they were married in Maryland, probably Harford County, before migrating to Pennsylvania in 1869. Rebecaa was born in 1840, possibly Harford County, Maryland. Rebecca died of cancer on 16 MAR 1892. She was buried at the Bethesda Church (now Methodist Church) in Ramsytown, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania on 20 MAR 1892. - d. 1915, Sylvester Thompson died in Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. Children of Sylvester & Rebecca (Johnson) Thompson: Franklin B. Thompson - b. 1860, Harford County, Maryland. - m. 04 DEC 1884 to Mary Ann Heckman in Jefferson County, PA. - d. 1912, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. William Ellsworth Thompson - b. 1863, Harford County, Maryland. - m. 24 OCT 1890 to Minnie M. O'Connor in Jefferson County, PA. - d. 1921, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. Ida Elizabeth Thompson - b. 1867, Harford County, Maryland. - d. 1936, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. Joseph John Thompson - b. 1870, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. - m. 21 DEC 1893 to Margaret Amelia Yoder, Jefferson County, PA. Margaret was born in 1868 and died in 1931, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. - d. 1899, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. - Joseph Thompson was my great grandfather. My grandfather was Wallace Oscar Thompson. My father is Harold E. Thompson. Oscar Thompson - b. 1872, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. - d. 1921, Medford, Oregon. Lemon Thompson - b. 1880, Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. - d. 1952, Warren County, Pennsylvania. I would appreciate any additional information on any of my Thompson branch that anyone can provide. Right now, I am stuck at James Thompson and Sarah (Gladden) Thompson in Harford County, Maryland. We don't know where they came from or where they are buried. We think they are somewhere in Harford County, Maryland. We believe they were from the Jarrettsville area of Harford County, Maryland because we saw their names in a voting district for that area on the 1840 census record. Send information, questions, etc. to email@example.com and I will reply.
William H. Hall Sat May 17
06:29:46 1997
17, May 1997 DITTO, NOAKS (NOKES), HALL Seeking information on Abraham DITTO b. ca. 1711 d. unknow md. Mary BOWLES d/o Joseph BOWLES 1738. Children of Abraham and Mary: Diana DITTO b. 1739 d. unknown md. George NOAKS, Sr. 25 Dec. 1755, Elizabeth DITTO b. 1746 d. unknown, Mary DITTO b. 1748 d. unknown, Christiana DITTO b. 17, Mar. 1748/49 d. 29 Oct. 1761 Wiilliam DITTO b. 1750 d. unknown, Henry DITTO b. 1752 d. unknown Abraham DITTO b. 1754 d. unknown Seeking information on John W. Hall b. 1, Ap. 1803 d. 24, May 1852 Hardin CO. KY, md. Eliza P. YOUNG d/o James W. YOUNG 5, Nov. 1826, James W. HALL (brother of John) b. 17, Ap 1818 d. unknown Seeking information on George NOAKS, Sr (NOKES) b. ca. 1736 d. unknown md. Diana DITTO. Father of George is Thomas NOAKS
Linda (WOOLARD) Vandevender
Sat May 17 10:36:53 1997
I would like any info on my parents. They lived in Baltimore City, MD in 1952 Name: Mack Rufus Woolard Name: Molly Faye Woolard (McLaughlin) The home street address was listed as 720 W. Baltimore Street,Baltimore, MD I was born at the St. Joseph's hospital on 9-15-1952 His place of business was: Aco. Transfer Co. He also drove a taxi at some time. My dad died in 1957 and I can't seem to find any info on him. I know that they moved to WV
Joan Marie Meyering Sat May 17
22:15:30 1997
Would like any information about a Christ HERBEN who was in Baltimore City for the 1810 census. He was born before 1790, and had a dau b 1800- 1810. Does anyone know anything about him? Thanks.
Clay Fulcher Sun May 18
14:28:01 1997
ALDRIDGE. A group of researchers of this surname would like to hear from anyone with data on any ALDRIDGE families in Maryland. Particularly, George (d. 1679) and Ann ALDRIDGE of Talbot County MD (1660's), and Nicholas and Martha ALDRIDGE of Anne Arundel County, MD (1680's). Thanks for your help.
JoAnn Potter Sun May 18
14:42:50 1997
Charles ABELSON b. abt 1874 in [Lithuania], d. 1 March 1936 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD. Charles last name in Russia or Lithuania was KIT or KITTAI pronounced Kit-eye. He immigrated to America in 1889 and became a citizen in 1901. He was a tailor. He married Dora CALMAN 25 March 1902. I am trying to find his place of birth. I have the 1900 census where he said he was born in Russia, the 1920 census where he said he was born in Lithuania, and his naturalization papers where he said he was born in Austria. Have not been able to locate his ships passenger list yet.
Daniel Andrew Everitt Sun May
18 18:00:13 1997
I am look for any and all information pertaining to the family of Frank Arnet Everitt, Sr. and his wife Dorothea Katherine Everitt, nee Schmidt. I am his grandson. I know that his father's name was Thomas Everitt and his mother's name was Agatha Everitt, nee Schmidt. To the best of my knowledge FAE, Sr. was born in Baltimore - in or around 1899 and his wife on August 8, 1900. I am looking for the names of TE's parents and grandparents to see where we came from.


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I have a special place in my heart for the Bay area in SF. Don't get me wrong, it is overcrowded, overpriced and most of the other negative things that people say about it. However, I find that it has its own energy and its own charm.
The salt kissed air and the clear sunshine interspersed with regular fog make every day you spend there special. The weather is all that it is cracked up to be and if you find yourself tiring from an overdose of the city , hop in and drive to any number of natures attractions within a day. 2013 was the year I made my first acquaintance with San Fran when I was invited there by my dear friends P and S. They had been my neighbors at KP during my time at NCSU and we had endless debates over countless things over steaming hot cups of chai made by S. I was keen on seeing them and the city and Silicon Valley one hears so much about. Unfortunately, by the time I booked my trip, S had been called away to India on an emergency but P (a fellow photographer) had a full list of activities planned to keep us busy with our time there.
Among the highlights were:
San Francisco city, Union Sq:
Much has been said already, we spent a sun kissed afternoon watching people do the tango at the Union Sq in the city.
San Francisco city, Golden Gate:
No journey to the city is complete without a photo journey to capture the Golden Gate at night. P and I made the pilgrimage but conditions were freezing and foggy, short of ideal. However, I did manage to get some halfway decent shots amongst a gaggle of other photographers jockeying for the best place to get a shot.
Point Reyes lighthouse and National Seashore
A place that I remember often driving around NZ, it is quintessential Pacifica. windblown pines shrouded in mists which thin to reveal corroded farm machinery and moss covered old houses. It has its own mist covered silence which is perfect for introspection.
Mare Is Naval base,Cemetery and Museum:
An decommissioned naval base near Vallejo which used to have a artillery factory(now abandoned), a naval cemetery dating back a century or more and a museum dedicated to the base's history. There are fennel flanked fragrant trails through to the top of the hill in the center of the island that gives spectacular views. We finished off the day with a late beer and lunch at the Mare Is. Golf Clubhouse.
That ends part One of what I plan to be a 3 part series.

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Digestive Disorders
Digestive complaints can be ranged from minimal to complicated disorders on a spectrum. You should be able to eat what you like, and get the daily energy that you need. In Chinese medicine theory, when you start to feel lowered energy level or having a poor appetite, there is already a decline in the digestive system. You will benefit from a tune up having acupuncture treatments. Other digestive issues include celiac disease (wheat allergy), diarrhea & constipation, IBS, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, heartburn, and indigestion. These can be treated by acupuncture and Chinese herbal treatments.
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But you can tell Yii to
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Major loss? Or not?
Google hires the guy that created Teslas Autopilot feature | Fox News
He wasn't there that long. I think he came on board this last summer.
I'd be more interested in why: Better offer from Google, or burnout after a year of answering direct to Elon Musk?
Probably a little bit of everything.


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Testing Xenopus tadpole behaviour
Testing the responses of normal tadpoles and tadpoles after genetic modification is very simple. Tadpoles can swim and react to touch and light dimming quite well from stages 32 to 37/38 so these are good stages for behavioural testing.
Tadpoles are placed in dechlorinated tapwater in a petri dish. We normally use a fine hair or pin mounted in a glass Pasteur pipette to touch the cement gland. Mucus from the gland becomes attached so you can "lead" the tadpole gently to middle of a petri dish then move the pin quickly to break the mucus. This ensures that the mucus is not attached and exerting tension which inhibits responses (Lambert et al., 2004).
With the tadpole lying in the dish dimming should lead to swimming ( Jamieson and Roberts, 2000). This depends on excitation of the pineal eye.
If a fine mounted hair or needle is used to stroke or poke the skin on the side of the trunk, tail or head, the tadpole should swim forwards (Boothby and Roberts, 1995). This depends on innervation of the trunk skin by spinal sensory Rohon-Beard neurons, the head skin by trigeminal sensory neurons, OR the excitation of a skin impulse by stronger stimuli (like pokes with a needle; see Roberts, 1998).


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The Dhaka Times reported that Xulhaz Mannan, who was an editor of Roopbaan, and a friend, Tanay Mojumdar, were killed inside an apartment in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka. The newspaper said up to half a dozen young men who claimed they worked for a courier company entered the apartment building and attacked Mannan and Mojumdar.
Mannan, who was also a prominent LGBT rights advocate in the South Asian country, worked at the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka.
"I am devastated by the brutal murder of Xulhaz Mannan and another young Bangladeshi this evening in Dhaka," said U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh Marcia Stephens Bloom Bernicat in a statement. "Xulhaz was more than a colleague to those of us fortunate to work with him at the U.S. Embassy. He was a dear friend. Our prayers are with Xulhaz, the other victim, and those injured in the attack. We abhor this senseless act of violence and urge the government of Bangladesh in the strongest terms to apprehend the criminals behind these murders."
U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Gayle Smith said in a statement that Mannan worked for the U.S. Embassy for eight years until joining USAID last September.
"Today, USAID lost one of our own," said Smith. "On behalf of our entire team, I send our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of USAID Foreign Service National Xulhaz Mannan, who was brutally murdered in Bangladesh today. We condemn this cruel and inhumane act of violence and add our voices to all those calling to bring his cowardly attackers to justice."
State Department spokesperson John Kirby told reporters during his daily press briefing described Mannan as a "staunch defender of LGBT rights."
"He was a staunch defender of LGBT rights," said Kirby. "He was brutally, viciously murdered in his own home and that's just atrocious and barbaric."
Bangladesh Against Homophobia, an LGBT advocacy group, described Mannan's death on its Facebook page as "a devastating blow to the LGBT movement in Bangladesh." An LGBT rights activist in Bangladesh who asked the Washington Blade not to publish their name because of safety concerns also mourned Mannan.
"We just lost our Harvey Milk of Bangladesh," said the advocate.
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) in a statement said he condemns Mannan and Majumder's murders "in the strongest way possible." Gay Men's Health Crisis CEO Kelsey Louie noted his organization is "saddened and horrified by the killing of a leading gay rights activist and editor at Bangladesh's only LGBT magazine."
"These senseless acts of violence reminds us how critical it is for our political leaders to be dedicated to advancing social justice and equal rights for all people, and we will continue our fight to end stigma surrounding the LGBT community in the wake of this tragedy," said Louie in his statement.
Roopbaan, a Bangladeshi LGBT advocacy group, began to publish the magazine that shares its name in 2014.
Mannan's death comes two days after members of the so-called Islamic State claimed responsibility for the hacking death of Rezaul Karim Siddique, a university professor, in northwestern Bangladesh. A number of other secular academics, writers and bloggers and members of religious minority groups have also been killed by Islamists in Bangladesh over the last year.
The Bangladeshi advocate with whom the Blade spoke said an Islamist group really wrote on its Facebook page that "it is high time to eliminate gays" from the country.
Roopbaan cancelled a "Rainbow Rally" that was to have taken place during a Bengali New Year celebration in Dhaka on April 14 because Islamists had threatened to attack participants. The advocate with whom the Blade spoke on Monday said that Roopbaan was also targeted.
The activist said the Bangladeshi government "did not care about that threat" and did not remove it from the Islamist group's Facebook page. 76crimes.com reported that police arrested four LGBT rights activists who had gathered in the area where the April 14 event was to have taken place.
"The brutal killing today of an editor of an LGBTI publication and his friend, days after a university professor was hacked to death, underscores the appalling lack of protection being afforded to a range of peaceful activists in the country," said Amnesty International South Asia Director Champa Patel in a statement.
Human Rights Campaign Global Director Ty Cobb echoed Patel.
"HRC joins the international community in mourning the death of Xulhas Mannan, said Cobb in a statement. "His death follows a worrying pattern of attacks targeting secular activists, religious minorities, activists and academics by extremist Islamic groups. The government of Bangladesh needs to take immediate measures to end these attacks and end the sense of impunity among attackers by arresting and bringing them to justice."
The Dhaka Tribune reported that Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Asaduzzaman Kahn said the murders were "a targeted one." He said the investigation into Mannan and Mojumdar's deaths continues.
The government should be held accountable to take serious action or lose any funding the US provides that country until they do!
Better option: U.S. Government offers big reward.
Better option cast rate the thugs!
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Sample This! The Incredible Bongo Band's "Apache"
This week's Hip-Hop History Tuesday Amoeblog takes a look at the song that truly qualifies as being "a hip-hop classic." In fact it is more than merely a "classic" but rather the classic when it comes to hip-hop music and culture. This record, which has rightfully been dubbed "the anthem of hip-hop," is the Incredible Bongo Band's well-worn song "Apach." It remains popular to this day, four full decades after Kool Herc first unearthed two copies of the (then mostly overlooked) record to make it a staple of his party rocking crates and a cornerstone of the genre from day one of hip-hop up in the Boogie Down Bronx - August 11th, 1973. Fast forward to today and you will still hear DJs rocking this track, see B-Boys and B-Girls all over the world breaking moves to it, and witness graffiiti artists playing it as they practice their craft. Furthermore, if you listen to any small amount of hip-hop music you hear songs sample elements from "Apache." The song was prominently used in the Doug Pray DJ documentary movie Scratch in 1999. In 2006 the actual record was reissued, while in 2010 a 7" reissue (with "Bongo Rock" on other side) was released, and more recently (in the past month) the 27-track downloadable set, 40 Years Of The Incredible Bongo Band, was released.


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It is sport among black belt sushi eaters here to see just how daring one's palate can be. But even among the squid-chomping, roe-eating and uni-nibbling fans, whale is almost unheard of on the plate. It also happens to be illegal.
Yet with video cameras and tiny microphones, the team behind Sunday's Oscar-winning documentary film "The Cove" orchestrated a Hollywood-meets-Greenpeace-style covert operation to ferret out what the authorities say is illegal whale meat at one of this town's most highly regarded sushi destinations.
Their work, undertaken in large part here last week as the filmmakers gathered for the Academy Awards ceremony, was coordinated with law enforcement officials, who said Monday that they were likely to bring charges against the restaurant, the Hump, for violating federal laws against selling marine mammals.
"We're moving forward rapidly," said Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the United States attorney for the Central District of California. Mr. Mrozek declined to say what charges could be brought against the restaurant, but said they could come as early as this week.
In the clash of two Southern California cultures — sushi aficionados and hard-core animal lovers — the animal lovers have thrown a hard punch.
"This isn't just about saving whales," said Louie Psihoyos, the director of "The Cove," a documentary that chronicles eco-activists' battles with Japanese officials over dolphin hunting. "But about saving the planet."
The sushi sting actually began in October, when the documentary's associate producer and "director of clandestine operations," Charles Hambleton, heard from friends in the music industry that the Hump, a highly rated sushi restaurant next to the runway at the Santa Monica airport, was serving whale.
Mr. Hambleton, who has worked as a water safety consultant on Hollywood movies like "Pirates of the Caribbean," created a tiny camera for two animal-activist associates to wear during a monster session of omakase — a sushi meal in which the chef picks all the dishes.
Video of their meal shows the two activists, both vegan, being served what the waitress can be heard calling "whale" — thick pink slices — that they take squeamish bites of before tossing into a Ziploc bag in a purse.
The samples were sent to Scott Baker, associate director of the Marine Mammal Institute at Oregon State University. Professor Baker said DNA testing there revealed that the samples sent to him were from a Sei whale, which are found worldwide and are endangered but are sometimes hunted in the North Pacific under a controversial Japanese scientific program. "I've been doing this for years," Professor Baker said. "I was pretty shocked."
Serving unusual fish imported from Japan is the hallmark of many high-end sushi restaurants here, and whale meat is often found in Japanese markets, Professor Baker said. But he said he had never heard of it being served in an American restaurant.
Workers at the Hump, which according to its Web site is named after an aviation slang term for the Himalayas, directed questions to a lawyer.
"We're going to look into the allegations and try to determine what is true," said the lawyer, Gary Lincenberg, in a telephone interview. "Until we have done that, I don't have any other comment."
Professor Baker contacted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a marine conservation unit of the Department of Commerce, which began its own investigation, eventually looping in the United States attorney in Los Angeles.
Mr. Psihoyos's team — a far-flung band of activists who use film making to highlight environmental causes — knew they would be together in Los Angeles for the Oscars, and so sting operations two and three were hatched. On Feb. 28, team members split up between the sushi bar and a restaurant table and ordered sushi and communicated via text message with Mr. Psihoyos, who waited in a car in the parking lot. Mr. Psihoyos served as an electronic envoy between the investigators at the sushi bar, who were witnessing the chopping of fish and whale, and those sitting at a table:
"They're eating blowfish!" read one of the text messages. "Toro and sea urchin, nothing exciting," another said. "Whale coming now!"
Next waiters identified a meaty course of whale, referring to it at times by its Japanese name, kujira, at a cost of $60, according to a federal affidavit. (The total bill exceeded $600 for two, with very little sake.)
Last week, several federal agents, including one from the Border Patrol and one who speaks Japanese, joined their team. Once again, the chef and wait staff more than once identified the meat as whale, the affidavit said, and it may have been obtained from a Mercedes parked behind the restaurant.
Armed with a search warrant, federal officials on Friday went searching for evidence from the restaurant, including marine mammal parts as well as various records and documents. The possession or sale of marine mammals is a violation of the Marine Mammal Protection Act, and can lead to a year in prison and a fine of $20,000.
Mr. Psihoyos, a former photojournalist who heads a nonprofit through which he makes his films, said that environmental action is more motivating to him than awards.
"Once you become sensitized to these animals you want to save them," he said over breakfast Monday, still bleary from his big Oscar night.


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I was born twenty-eight years ago with severe Congenital Heart Defect called Tricuspid Atresia, Hypoplastic Right Ventricle which means I was born without a right ventricle. I was not diagnosed until ten weeks old and dying. I had a slim chance, but my parents never gave up on me and went through with surgeries that were "new" for those born single ventricles. Despite a few close calls and many struggles I survived.
I have been very blessed to live a very full happy life despite challenges from this lifelong heart condition. About three years after being diagnosed with rhythm issues, that are common with my heart condition and surgeries, at the age of twenty I felt the need to learn more about my heart condition.
Around that time I realized what I have gone through has made me look at life in a way many people do not get a chance to and felt a pull to reach out to other CHD families, not only for support, but to offer my knowledge and to offer hope to those parents with young CHD kids.
In the past eight years I have reached out to hundreds of CHD parents, fellow CHD adults, been in newspaper articles and on the radio spreading CHD Awareness, I have done speeches telling my story, and have had my story published in a book and a magazine. I have been part of many CHD events and I am currently a Co Chair of the Central Texas Congenital Heart Walk. My passion is for CHD awareness and helping others in the CHD community.
In November 2008 I met my husband, Chris, who is an amazing man and has been my rock in the health challenges I have faced since meeting him. He has pushed me to keep smiling, keep being positive, keep sharing my story, keep reaching out to others, and to keep reaching for my dreams. Chris is my soulmate and I am so blessed to have him beside me in my lifelong CHD journey. We have been married only four years, but it feels longer, we were so meant to be. He helps remind me that I am a fighter who never gives up even when knocked down. I live life to the fullest despite challenges I face and I am grateful for each new day.
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Frozen Sashimi Grade Red Flying Fish Eggs (Tobiko)
This product is available during these seasons:
Tobiko (flying fish roe) is a popular sushi roe used in many different types of sushi, especially rolls. The small crunchy eggs add an additional pop of color, texture and flavor. Tobiko is the more traditional roe for which masago is commonly used as a substitute. We sell a variety of high quality tobikko from Azuma Foods in the United States. Our red tobiko is available in 6g and 500g containers.
Ingredients: Flying Fish Roe (Indonesia/China, Wild), Herring Roe (Scotland, Wild), High Fructose Corn Syrup, Gluten Free Soy Sauce (water, soybeans, salt, alcohol), Salt, Monosodium Glutamate, FD&C Red #40.


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Tuna paste bento
Tuna paste is ridiculously easy to prepare and makes a great no cooking bento, cutting the preparation time to less than 20 minutes, including rice cooking time! Now, that's what I would call cooking on the go! You can also use the tuna paste for a great tasting onigiri or sushi.
Vegetarian bento
Today was one of these days that my coffee needed a coffee... And I really couldn't make myself cook in the morning. So, the vegetarian bento was made! It's fast, it's simple, and it tasted great. Consider that a fancy salad for lazy days.
Sweet Mustard Eggs Bento
I got tired of sausages after yesterday's deluxe bento, so today I decided to have some eggs with lunch. I put some sweet mustard over the cooked yolk to have them pack some punch and they were really interesting!
I prepared also hand-made furikake (rice sprinkles) with ingredients I like, which made my rice extra tasty today!
Tomato cream soup
Tomatoes are very healthy thanks to the lycopene, but they also taste amazing when you cook them in a cream soup with a pinch of red pepper and garlic. And herbs, croutons, bread rolls or literally anything you would ever want to put in a cream soup, it's so versatile. And because it's summer time now, you can even let it chill and serve it cold. How cool is that?
Sausage salad bento idea
Bento is not only rice, and you can eat a delicious meal with other ingredients like potatoes, green beans and... cornichons! This is my bento idea for days when I literally cannot look at rice, e.g. the day after sushi day. And, because most of the ingredients are pre-made in jars, you can quickly assemble this set when you're short on time. What's not to love about this bento idea?!


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John Cook of Oz has an interesting study:
Conservatives are less likely to accept the reality of human-caused climate science when presented with supporting scientific evidence. But tell them that 99 out of 100 climate scientists agree on the subject, and conservatives will be more likely to accept that humans are altering the climate, according to a new pilot study.
The findings, presented today (Dec. 7) at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union, suggest that scientists shouldn't break out the graphs and tables when talking climate with conservatives. Instead, climate advocates should emphasize how much of the scientific community agrees on the subject.
I find this result as expected – people already disposed to disbelieve the climate consensus will not be swayed by evidence any more than people already disposed to believe will be swayed by cherry-picked evidence. The point is that nobody but a professional has the time to really examine the balance of the evidence.
Anyone who doesn't have the time resorts to "fast thinking" which is to look for proxy evidence. The most important such evidence is the balance of opinion of those who do have the time and motivation to examine the evidence.
As I quoted some years ago:
A Slashdot reader summarizes neatly: "when deep quality metrics are unavailable, customers will base their decisions on shallow metrics instead."
As a proxy, consensus of expert opinion is really more than a shallow metric, actually. Though it is not as deep a measure as the real balance of evidence, it is a sensible way to proceed on matters on which one is inexpert.
I think that various cynical political groups understood this long ago.
The existence or otherwise of a consensus is therefore far more important in this debate (and others where science impinges on policy) than a presentation of evidence. This isn't exactly rational, but it's the next best thing when we don't have the resources to examine a matter rationally. That's why direct attacks on the consensus measures are crucial.
And if you look at all the other attacks on climate science, they are not substantive at all. It is a key weakness of science in these debates that it is obligated to look at every potentially serious challenge. But the challenges are not challenges to science or the authority of science. The challenges are directed specifically at muddling the public perception of consensus.


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Capacity — Residential Installations:
The National Electrical Code (NEC) or any other applicable code prescribes a minimum size of service entrance conductors for residential customers. Experience has proven that service equipment installed to meet only minimum requirements becomes inadequate as additional load is added to the service. PPL EU recommends installing excess capacity initially in anticipation of load growth.
Capacity — Commercial and Industrial Installations:
Commercial and industrial customers should size service entrance equipment to accommodate load growth, either by installing excess capacity initially or by making provisions for future paralleling of service conductors.
Common Connection for Multiple Conductors:
The customer owns, installs, and maintains the equipment required to terminate all conductors at a common connection (for each phase and the neutral) when there are 2 or more conductors per phase, or for multi meter installation. See Sketch #8B, Sketch #14C, Sketch #14D, Sketch #28, Sketch #48, Sketch #49 and Sketch #49A.
For overhead service only, this rule applies to installations involving more than two 200 Ampere service entrances.
Weather Head Installation:
The weather head shall be located approximately 12 inches above the designated point of service drop attachment. The service entrance conductors shall extend at least 18 inches out of the weather head.
Service Entrance Conduit Conductors:
The service entrance conductors of an individual service shall be continuous without joints or splices from the weather head to the metering equipment. Service entrance conductors shall be either service entrance cable or conductors installed in PVC Schedule 40, threaded galvanized rigid or intermediate steel conduit. Where conduit is used, all joints and fittings must be weatherproof. Service entrance cable or conductors shall not be concealed.
Bare Grounded Neutral:
An uninsulated and grounded neutral service entrance conductor may be used where the nominal service voltage to ground does not exceed 300 Volts.
Conductor With Higher Voltage To Ground for 3 Phase, 4 Wire, 120/240 Volt Delta Service:
The conductors having the higher voltage to ground on a 3 phase, 4 wire delta service must be permanently and clearly identified at the weather head and in the self-contained meter base, instrument transformer cabinet (CT cabinet) or switchgear.
PPL EU also requires that the conductor(s) with the higher voltage to ground be installed in the right-hand position in any self-contained metering equipment. For installations with instrument transformers in a cabinet, the conductor(s) with the higher voltage to ground is to be located on the connector position farthest from the neutral. For installations with switchgear the conductor(s) with the higher voltage to ground is to be located in the position specified by the manufacturer.
Grounding Conductor for 3 Phase, 3 Wire, 480 Volt Delta Service:
PPL EU extends its ground wire with a 3 phase, 3 wire, 480 Volt delta service. For overhead installations, when the metering transformers are located outdoors on the service rack, by exception only, the customer furnishes and installs a grounding device for metal service entrance conduit and metal meter cable conduit, to which PPL EU makes the connection.
For overhead installations, where the metering transformers are located in a cabinet, the customer installs a grounding conductor of at least #6 copper in the service entrance conduit between the service entrance and the customer's ground in the cabinet.
For underground installations, PPL EU installs a ground wire with the service lateral cables.
For all installations, PPL EU makes the connection to the customers grounding conductor.


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