Equity Court Abstracts

These are abstracts from Equity Court Records of Frederick County, Maryland, many times providing family data on the defendant and sometimes on persons not mentioned on the docket. Some of the listings are quite informative while others, being dismissed, may only have the date and name of plantiff and defendant. However, the cases brought before the judge consisted of sworn testimony and each one holds a story. Perhaps you will find a story connected to your search.
[Records Located at Maryland State Archives]

DHH-1, 1-14 - CARTER, WEBB, BAILE, NICODEMUS, ETZLER, APPLEBY, LAWRENCE, PAINE, 
      GERMAN, LAWRENCE - Libertytown #FR #CC #BC #BCY #IL

Fannie WEBB and h/ Joseph A. WEBB  vs  Milton CARTER & w/ Elizabeth A.
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6475 - Nov 1895

Charity CARTER  d/ May 1895, testate
(resided on East Second St in Frederick)

d/ Elizabeth Jane  w/o Jeremiah BAILE - Carroll County

s/ Henry CARTER, dec'd
.....Lewis F. CARTER
.....Emma (Carter) w/o Taylor ETZLER
.....Laura (Carter) w/o James ETZLER
.....Maggie (Carter) w/o Henry APPLEBY
.....Charles CARTER - Illinois
.....Mollie CARTER
.....Grace CARTER
.....Susan CARTER

d/ Lucinda  w/o Martin L. NICODEMUS

s/ Milton CARTER & w/ Elizabeth A.

d/ Olivia (Carter) LAWRENCE or LORENTZ, dec'd
.....Emma W. LAWRENCE
.....Josephine LAWRENCE
.....Fannie (Lawrence) w/o Frank DOWNEY
.....Charles LAWRENCE
.....Ernest LAWRENCE
.....Eugene LAWRENCE

d/ Alalia (Carter) PAINE, dec'd - all of Baltimore County
.....Allen PAINE
.....Milton PAINE
.....George PAINE
.....Ernest PAINE
.....William PAINE
.....Florence PAINE
.....Jennie PAINE
.....Maggie PAINE
.....Clara PAINE
.....Emma (Paine) w/o Henry GERMAN

s/ Grafton CARTER, dec'd - all of Baltimore City
.....Henry CARTER
.....Robert CARTER
.....Emma (Carter) w/o Grafton MAYNARD

d/ Fannie  w/o Joseph A. WEBB

Exec/ Peter LUGENBILL (d/ Nov 1895)
Witnesses:  Granville LINDSAY, James E. DOUGHERTY
[Will JKW-1, 348; written 29 Aug 1890; filed 10 May 1895]

Administrator was Fannie WEBB.

LAND - "My Field", 40 acres, 1/2 mile from Libertytown, on the Old Liberty 
Road; adjoined land of Dr. Sidney SAPPINGTON; and part of son Milton's 
homestead (land hadn't been divided by deed).
Charity CARTER's 1/2 devised to daughter Fannie WEBB.

Trustees were William P. MAULSBY and John C. MOTTER.
SALE was held 7 Aug 1896 in front of the Banner Office in Libertytown; 
high bidder was:
- James SAPPINGTON at $40/acre, $1,600

Filed 14 Sep 1896.



DHH-1, 14-19 - DAYHOFF, GITTINGER, McCARTNEY, STONER - #FR - Linganore

Frank L. STONER, assignee of Harriet S. McCARTNEY, assignee 
of Emlia GITTINGER (w/o George M.), mortgagee 
of Emory E. DAYHOFF & w/ Mary F.
- Report of Sales  Equity #6785 - Feb 1897

Land - 5 acres near Linganore in Woodville District.
Improved with a 2-story frame house and blacksmith shop.
To Emory E. DAYHOFF from Agnes V. McCLELLAND & h/ John W. 
McCLELLAND in Nov 1892 [JLJ-3, 262].

Mortgaged at $500.

SALE was held 9 Feb 1897 at the Court House Door; 
high bidder was: 
- Jesse A. DAYHOFF at $550 (also spelled DEHOFF)

Filed 1 Dec 1897.



DHH-1, 19-26 - SAPPINGTON, CRAMER, BUCKEY - #FR - Libertytown

George P. BUCKEY, assignee of Noah E. CRAMER, mortgagee 
of Richard C. SAPPINGTON & w/ Laura J.
- Report of Sales  Equity #6784 - Sep 1897

LAND - 145 acres, 2.5 miles from Libertytown on road to Mapleville.
Improved with a 2-story frame house, a 2-story frame tenant house, 
a frame barn; divided into fields and well watered.  
To Richard C. SAPPINGTON from Sarah E. SAPPINGTON, Francis R. 
SAPPINGTON,  [WIP-1, 585].
Previously to Greenbury R. SAPPINGTON from David M. DEVILBISS 
& Others in Mar 1884 [AF-9, 51].
Exception is 3 acres sold to Cephus M. THOMAS.

- 1 acre.
To Richard C. SAPPINGTON from Cephas M. THOMAS & wife in Oct 1886 
[WIP-1, 199 and 590].  

-  7 acres in Woodville District.
To Richard C. SAPPINGTON from Peter LUGENBEEL and Milton G. URNER, 
trustees, in Apr 1888 [WIP-9, 442].

Mortgaged at $4,000. 

SALE was held 15 Sep 1897 at the Court House; high bidder was: 
- Richard C. SAPPINGTON for 140 acres at $43/acre
- Richard C. SAPPINGTON for 7 acres at $5/acre
Total Sales, $6,208.52.

SALE was held 15 Sep 1897 at the Court House; high bidders were: 
- Thomas P. SAPPINGTON for 143 acres at $43/acre
  (signed by James M. SAPPINGTON)
- Thomas P. SAPPINGTON for 7 acres at $5/acre
  (signed by James M. SAPPINGTON)
Total Sales, $6,208.52.

Filed 9 Oct 1897.



DHH-1, 26-32 - ETCHISON, BAKER, PRICE - #FR - Frederick City

Marshall L. ETCHISON, assignee of Mary C. PRICE, assignee 
of William G. BAKER, mortgagee of Henry N. ETCHISON
- Report of Sales  Equity #6788 - Sep 1897

LAND - Lots on east side of South Market St in Frederick City. 
To Henry N. ETCHINSON from Lloyd T. MacGILL & wife in Feb 1870 
[CM-4, 566].
- Adjoining Lots
To Henry N. ETCHISON from John S. MacGILL and William MacGILL 
in Apr 1877 [TG-7, 453].
Improved with a 4-story brick building.

Mortgaged at $5,500.

SALE was held 23 Sep 1897 at the City Hotel in Frederick City; 
high bidder was: 
- Marshall L. ETCHISON at $5,000

Trustee to convey deed was H. Dorsey ETCHISON.

Filed 16 Oct 1897.



DHH-1, 32-38 - ETCHISON - #FR - Frederick City

Marshall L. ETCHISON, mortgagee 
of Henry N. ETCHISON & w/ Hepsie
- Report of Sales  Equity #6789 - Sep 1897

LAND - Lots on east side of South Market St in Frederick City. 
Improved with a 4-story brick building; recently improved with 
two open glass fronts in the store rooms.

To Henry N. ETCHINSON from Richard HARPER, exec/of Jacob KELLER 
and his widow Catharine KELLER in Jul 1878 [TG-9, 633].

Mortgaged at $9,900.

SALE was held 23 Sep 1897 at the City Hotel in Frederick City; 
high bidder was: 
- Marshall L. ETCHISON at $11,000

Trustee to convey deed was H. Dorsey ETCHISON.

Filed 16 Oct 1897.



DHH-1, 39-49 - CULLER, PARSONS, McBRIDE - #FR - Jefferson

W. Irving PARSONS and Milton G. URNER, trustees 
of John Henry CULLER & w/ Amanda L.
- Report of Sales - Equity #6795 - Jun 1897

LAND - "Fair Day", 200 acres, one mile north of Jefferson, 1/2 mile 
from the Jefferson turnpike and on road from the turnpike to Middletown; 
adjoined farms of John W. REMSBURG, Dr. CULLER and S.M. CULLER.
Improved with a 9-room house and a conservatory, a bank barn (nearly 
new 108x50') with a large wagon shed and corn crib attached, two hog 
pens, a large implement shed, wagon shed, corn cribs, meat house, coal 
house, wood shed, workshop, ice house, henneries, a first-class dairy 
with wash house attached and finest spring of cold water at the dairy; 
shaded by two giant oaks; also a 5-room tenant house; divided into 8 
fields; two orchards; under good fencing with three springs; 20 acres 
in timber.
Then occupied by tenant, Oscar CULLER.
To John Henry CULLER from Daniel CULLER & wife in Dec 1883 
[AF-7, 598].

Mortgaged at $7,500.

SALE was held 5 Jun 1897, but didn't obtain a sufficient bid. 
Private Sale was made to:
- Andrew C. McBRIDE at $53.50/acre, $10,700

Filed 5 Nov 1897.



DHH-1, 49-63 - BECK, STICKLEY - #FR - Brunswick

Mary V. BECK, assignee of Real Estate Improvement Company 
of Baltimore City, mortgagee of John J. BECK & w/ Mary V. BECK, widow
vs  Ida V. BECK, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6765 - Jul 1897

John J. BECK  d/ Oct 25, 1894, intestate
widow - Mary V.

d/ Ida V. BECK
s/ Burl B. BECK
d/ Lydia R. BECK
d/ Alice G. BECK
s/ (James M. BECK) (on 1880 census; wid/ Maud in 1900 census)
d/ Edith I. BECK, a minor  (b/ 14 Aug 1877)

LAND - Lot #9  in Brunswick (Block 17 on the plat); north side 
of A St to east side of Ninth St, westerly along south side 
of alley.
Improved with an 8-room, 2-story frame house, a cistern near 
the door, large stable and carriage house.
To John J. BECK from the Enterprise Company in Jul 1892.
Mortgaged at $1,125.

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER.
Testimony was heard 12 Aug 1897 from:
- Mary V. BECK, age 50, Brunswick; provide death date of husband.
   Agreement was made to sell the property to Mr STICKLY at $1,300.
- Annie M. BUCKLES, Frederick City

Trustee was John S. NEWMAN.
SALE was held 18 Sep 1897 at the Court House; high bidder was: 
- Leonidas T. STICKLEY at $1,300   (signed by Z.T. BRANTNER)

Filed 19 Oct 1897.

NOTES - Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, WV - BIRTHS
Parents - John J. & Mary V. BECK; John worked on the Railroad.
- Burrell BECK  b/ 5 Sep 1868
- Alice G. BECK   b/ 19 Aug 1872
- James M. BECK  b/ 6 Sep 1875
- Edith BECK  b/ 14 Aug 1877

NOTES - Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, WV - MARRIAGES
- Edith Irene BECK m/ Eddie Davis COPELAND
on 23 Mar 1900 in Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, WV.
She was born in Martinsburg, WV; d/o John & Mary BECK
and he was born in Brundidge, Pike Co, AL; s/o John & Ann COPELAND.

NOTES - Martinsburg, Berkeley Co, WV - DEATHS
- Mary Virginia BECK  b/ 11 Apr 1846 - d/ 29 Jan 1926 - Green Hill Cemetery; 
   parents - Henry BUCKLES & Mary BARNHART
- Ida Virginia BECK  b/ 13 Jun 1866 Washington Co, MD - d/ 19 Jun 1944
   parents - John JAMES BECK (b/ MD) & Mary BUCKLES (b/ MD)



DHH-1, 63-71 - ECKER, MILLER, CREAGER, VALENTINE, PHILIPS, EYLER - #FR - Thurmont

Jennie ECKER  vs  Margaret MILLER, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6759 - Sep 1897

Reuben ECKER  d/ 12 May 1897, intestate

d/ Margaret (Ecker) w/o Joseph A. MILLER 
d/ Laura L. (Ecker) w/o William E. CREAGER
d/ Jennie ECKER
d/ Alice S. (Ecker) w/o John W. VALENTINE - Pennsylvania
s/ Marshall S. ECKER & w/ Jennie E. - Pennsylvania
d/ Anna (Ecker) PHILIPS, dec'd
.....Francis/Frank PHILIPS, a minor

LAND - 2-acre Lot on West Main St in Mechanicstown (now Thurmont); 
adjoined lands of John JONES and J.I. MACKLEY.
Improved with a 1 1/2-story rough cast house, workshop, cave, 
woodshed, with well near the door and fruit trees.
To Reuben ECKER from Cornelius DUBEL & w/ Caroline at $475 
in Aug 1890 [WIP-11, 566]. 

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER.

Trustee was Vincent SEBOLD, Esquire.
SALE was held 24 Sep 1897; high bidder was:
- Francis "Frank" P. EYLER at $484

Filed 8 Nov 1897.



DHH-1, 72-89 - MONTGOMERY, CECIL - #FR - Ijamsville

Edwina C. MONTGOMERY, mother and guardian
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #5646 - Jan 1890

Millard F. MONTGOMERY  d/ 26 Nov 1889, intestate
widow - Edwina C. (age 33-34)

s/ Ernest Jackson MONTGOMERY (age 2-3)
d/ Eva Myrtie MONTGOMERY (age 6-8 months)

Admin/ James I. MONTGOMERY

LAND - "Altogether", 258 acres, on road from Georgetown Road to 
Ijamsville in Urbana District; 2.5 miles from Ijamsville and 2.5 
miles from Gambrill's Mill; adjoined lands of George BEALL, 
Lewis F. DETRICK, Otho FLOOK, George HOOD Sr and Nathan 
ENGLAND.
Improved with a new 2-story frame and weatherboarded house with 
back building with slate roof, tenant house, new double corn house, 
wagon shed and small barn, a fenced garden and orchard of many 
varieties of fruit; has two wells and pumps, one at the barn and 
one at the house, also has running water in various fields; 15 acres 
are in timber.
To Millard F. MONTGOMERY from Charles W. ROSS and John C. 
MOTTER, trustees (Equity #4512 - Robert DEAN & w/ Emily O.  
vs  Mary MONTGOMERY, Otho F. COOK & w/ Mary Ann, James J. 
MONTGOMERY & w/ Ann H. and Others, in Jul 1880 [AF-2, 228].
...Devised by Will of John MONTGOMERY to his son, Colonel John 
MONTGOMERY, now dec'd.  To John MONTGOMERY from Joshua 
JOHNSON in Dec 1843.

SOLD to: 
- George Wilson MONTGOMERY for 74 acres at $282 in Apr 1882; 
   on division line of land of his father, James I. MONTGOMERY 
   [AF-5, 100].
- George Wilson MONTGOMERY for 36 acres at $500 in Sep 1885 
   [AF-11, 335].

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER. 
Testimony was heard 5 Feb 1890 from:
- George A. HOOD, age 68, near Ijamsville
- George E. COOK, age 33, resided between Urbana and Ijamsville
- James I. MONTGOMERY, age 65, near Ijamsville; father of Millard.

Trustee was William WILCOXEN; however, he failed to post bond and 
was removed; he was replaced by John S. NEWMAN. 

SALE was supposed to be held 15 Mar 1890 at the City Hotel in 
Frederick City; however:

Private SALE was made to: 
- Christopher C. CECIL at $20/acre; $2,944.30

Guardian was Hamilton LINDSAY who agreed to accept a mortgage 
from CECIL for $2,000, for the benefit of the two minor children.

Referred to auditor on 14 Apr 1894.



DHH-1, 90-95 - BISER, SNOOTS - #FR - Knoxville

Alexander NAILL, atty for Middle States Loan of Hagerstown, MD  
vs  James P. BISER & w/ Sophia E.
- Report of Sales - Equity #6809 - Dec 1897

LAND - 'John P. GARROTT's Mill Lot', 4,980 feet + 12 perches; 
adjoined lot of Amos GOSNELL.
Improved with a 2-story frame house on Main St in Knoxville.
Then in occupancy of Samuel SNOOTS.
To James P. BISER from Amanda GARROTT in Jul 1878 [TG-9, 614].

Mortgaged at $500.

SALE was held 11 Dec 1897 in front of J.M. MILLER's Store 
in Knoxville; high bidder was: 
- Samuel SNOOTS at $351, but he failed to make payment.

Sale was then made to Ezra P. WILLARD at $350.

Submitted to auditor on 2 Feb 1898.



DHH-1, 95-105 - WILSON, KEFAUVER, RIPPEON, CRUM, LOCHNER - #FR - Mount Pleasant

Samuel WILSON by Charles C. CRAMER, et al 
vs  Ann Mary RIPPEON, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6692 - Jan 1897

Samuel WILSON  d/ intestate
w/ Susan E.  d/ intestate

d/ Ann Mary (Wilson) w/o Zachariah RIPPEON
d/ Florence A. (Wilson) w/o John D. CRUM
d/ Ida (Wilson) w/o John KEFAUVER
s/ Samuel WILSON, a minor

LAND - "Discovery Resurveyed", 5 acres, near Mount Pleasant; 
adjoined land of William BUCKEY.
To Samuel WILSON from Harriet Ann CRUM and George W. CRUM 
at $800 in Mar 1890 [WIP-11, 120 or 123].
Previously to Harriet Ann CRUM from George W. CRUM in Nov 1888 
[WIP-6, 370 or 570]; mortgaged to Thomas GORSUCH and Dr. D.E. STONE.

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER.
Testimony was heard 3 Apr 1897 from: 
- Daniel H. ROUTZAHN, age 21
- Thomas E. BAKER, age 29

Trustees were Frederick J. NELSON and John C. MOTTER.
SALE was held 5 May 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Samuel C.C. WILSON at $650; however, he failed to comply 
  with terms. 
Private Sale was then made on 10 Sep 1897 to:
-  William M. LOCHNER at $500.

Submitted to auditor on 16 Dec 1897.



DHH-1, 105-117 - HEMMEL, ANGEVINE, HERWIG, CARLIN, WELLEN, SPESSARD, MYERS - #FR - Frederick Town

Alice May SPESSARD & h/ Elmer E. SPESSARD 
vs  Rose ANGEVINE, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6802 - Oct 1897

George Jacob HEMMEL  d/ Apr 1893, intestate
widow - Henrietta  d/ 3 Oct 1897

d/ Catharine Rosetta "Rose" (Hemmel) w/o William H. ANGEVINE
d/ Laura (Hemmel) w/o Edward HERWIG
d/ Fannie (Hemmel) w/o John T. CARLIN - Montgomery County
s/ Jacob Marvin HEMMILL & w/ Emma
d/ Mary Alice (Hemmel) WELLEN, dec'd 
.....Alice May (Wellen) w/o Elmer E. SPESSARD

LAND - Lot #4 on north side of West South St in Frederick Town, 
runs back to All Saints St; adjoined on SW corner by lot of Elizabeth 
PHOEBUS.
Improved with a 2-story brick house, summer kitchen and fruit trees.
Then occupied by Alice May SPESSARD & Elmer E. SPESSARD.
 To George Jacob HEMMEL from Andrew BOYD & w/ Caroline BOYD
at $1,000 in Jan 1865 [JWLC-2, 261].
To Henrietta HEMMELL from Casper BRUST & wife in Sep 1880 
[AF-2, 365].
Previously to Andrew BOYD froom Thomas H. WEBB and Parmenia 
E. WEBB [BGF-8, 254].

Mortgaged in Jan 1891 at $625 to Franklin Savings Bank; 
secretary was William H. NICODEMUS.

Trustees were Reno S. HARP and John S. NEWMAN. 
SALE was held 30 Dec 1897 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- Thomas H. MYERS at $335; subject to mortgage of $375

Submitted to auditor on 27 Jan 1898.



DHH-1, 117-121 - LEE, KOHLHASS, JOHNSON, WORTHINGTON - #FR 

Glenn H. WORTHINGTON, assignee of Giles H. JOHNSON, assignee 
of Sarah E. KOHLHASS, mortgagee 
of James F. LEE & w/ Martha
- Foreclosure - Equity #6775 - Aug 1897

LAND - 10 acres, oon east side of road from Park Mills 
(also known as Buckeystown-Urbana Road) to Frederick City 
by way of Flint Hill; adjoined lands of Alfred WHARTON, 
Jacob MIKLE and Charity POSEY.
Improved with a 4-room, 2-story log house with cellar.
To James F. LEE from William G. BAKER.

Mortgaged at $470.

SALE was held 14 Aug 1897 on the premises; 
high bidder was: 
- Giles L. JOHNSON at $255

Also sold livestock and farming implements at $29.65.

Submitted to auditor on 9 Sep 1897.



DHH-1, 121-127 - BLAKENEY, BARR - #FR - Brunswick

Samuel R. BARR, trustee for Real Estate & Improvement 
Company of Baltimore City, mortgagee of George W. BLAKENEY Jr.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6820 - Nov 1897

LAND - Lot being the south third of Lots #20, 21 & 22 in Block 10 
in Brunswick, at NW corner of A St & Sixth Ave and fronting west 
side of Sixth Ave.
Improved with a 6-room, 1 1/2-story frame house.
Real Estate & Improvement Company of Baltimore City on Plat
dated July 24, 1890 to Charles P. ERNST on Deed dated 2 Apr 1891.

Mortgaged at $963.

SALE was held 29 Nov 1897 on the premises; 
high bidder was: 
- Real Estate & Improvement Company of Baltimore City
   by agent Samuel R. BARR at $750

Submitted to auditor on 22 Jan 1898.



DHH-1, 127-132 - SHAFFNER, SCHAEFFER, EICHELBERGER - #FR - Frederick City

Frank C. NORWOOD, assignee of Maria E. SCHAEFFER, 
mortgagee of Alpheus H. SHAFFNER
- Foreclosure - Equity #6801 - Oct 1897

LAND - Lot #56 (31x186') on north side of East Patrick St in Frederick 
City; adjoined by lot occupied by Luther M. ENGKLEBRECHT on the 
west and Mrs. Frederick A. MARKEY on the east.
Improved with a 2-story stone house with back building; then occupied 
by Mrs. Ellen MONTGOMERY in the front which was a store used as 
an office by Baltimore Mutual Aid Society; also had a 2-story wooden 
house occupied by A.H. SHAFFNER.
To Alpheus H. SHAFFNER from Marcellus M. SHAFFNER & Others 
in Apr 1892 [CM-8, 450] and Mar 1879 [TG-11, 138].

Mortgaged at $1,600. 

SALE was held 27 Oct 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Edward S. EICHELBERGER at $2,125

Referred to auditor on 22 Nov 1897.



DHH-1, 133-138 - WELTY, BRUNER - #FR - Frederick City

Virginia BRUNER, mortgagee of Mary A. WELTY & h/ Horace G. WELTY
- Foreclosure - Equity #6827 - Dec 1897

LAND - Lot #20 (12,960 square feet or .3 acre) in Frederick City 
on Mary A. Welty's Addition to Frederick City; 
fronts 73 feet on the B&O Railroad and back to a point on South St; 
adjoined on the east by HARDT & KEEFER, et al.
To Mary A. WELTY from Joseph WELTY & wife in Mar 1891 [WIP-13, 372].

Mortgaged at $100.

SALE was held 31 Dec 1897 at the Court House; high bidder was: 
- Virginia BRUNER at $135

Trustee to convey the deed was Jacob ROHRBACK.

Referred to auditor on 25 Jan 1898.



DHH-1, 139-145 - POOLE, KINNAMAN, HARSHMAN - #FR - Ellerton

James W. POOLE, assignee of Valley Savings Bank of Middletown, 
mortgagee of Martin L. POOLE & w/ Mariah M.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6833 - Dec 1897

LAND - "Land of Promise", 12 acres, 1/2 mile north of Ellerton, 
on road to the German Baptist Church.
Improved with a 2-story log house, barn, wash house, corn crib, 
hog pen, fruit trees and a well near the house.
Then in occupancy of John W. KINNAMAN.
To Maria M. POOL from Elias ROUTZANG & w/ Melinda C. in Mar 1887 
[WIP-4, 246].

Mortgaged at $500.

SALE was held 28 Dec 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Aquilla A. HARSHMAN at $905

Submitted to auditor on 7 Feb 1898.



DHH-1, 145-150 - GAVER, COBLENTZ, RHODERICK - #FR - Middletown

Emory L. COBLENTZ, trustee of Charles L. GAVER
- Report of Sales - Equity #6834 - Jan 1898

Charles L. GAVER & w/ Estelle E. issued a Deed of Trust 
to Emory L. COBLENTZ for benefit of their creditors.

LAND - Lot on south side of West Main St in Middletown; 
adjoining lots of Edward C. HERRING on the east and Mrs. 
Henrietta ERVIN on the west.
Improved with a 7-room, 2-story frame (nearly new) house and 
store room with shelving and a workshop in rear of store room; 
also has a wood shed, fruit trees, a cistern near the door and 
water service through the first story of the house.
To Charles L. GAVER from Edward C. HERRING & w/ Tabitha
in Mar 1888 [WIP-6, 50].

Mortgaged to Charles L. KEPLER in Apr 1896
SALE was held 8 Jan 1898 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- George C. RHODERICK Jr. at $1,700

Filed 7 Feb 1898.



DHH-1, 150-154 - FEITZ, McCLEERY, BOONE - #FR - Johnsville

John N./W. CLARY, assignee of Harriet S.M. THOMAS, assignee 
of Caroline B. McCLEERY, mortgagee of Jemima Ann FEITZ & h/ George V. FEITZ
- Foreclosure - Equity #6844 - Feb 1893

LAND - 8 acres, 1.5 miles from Johnsville, on road from there 
to Hill School House; adjoined land of Lloyd WARFIELD.
Improved with a 2-story frame house.
To Jemima Ann FEITZ from Lloyd A. WARFIELD & wife in Feb 1882 
[AF-4, 687].

Mortgaged at $300.

SALE was held 5 Feb 1893 at the City Hotel in Frederick City; 
high bidder was: 
- Ernest W. BOONE at $400

Filed 8 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 155-162 - McBRIDE - #FR - Brunswick

Jacob ROHRBACK, atty for Baltimore Building & Loan Assoc 
of Baltimore City, mortgagee of Fannie V. McBRIDE & h/ James H. McBRIDE
- Foreclosure - Equity #6819 - Dec 1897

LAND - Lot #317, on north side of Seventh St, east of Maple Ave, 
in Brunswick on C.M. Wenner's 2nd Addition to Brunswick.
Improved with a 2-story weatherboarded house.
To Fannie V. McBRIDE from Charles M. WENNER, et al in Aug 1891 
[JLJ-1, 150].  (appears it should be Lot #217, if on Seventh St????)

Mortgaged at $300.

SALE was held 11 Dec 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Baltimore Building & Loan Assoc of Baltimore City at $100

Submitted to auditor on 11 Apr 1898.



DHH-1, 162-166 - BARRICK, BLESSING, LONG - #FR - New Midway

Lydia A. BLESSING, mortgagee 
of John A. BARRICK & w/ Hannah
- Foreclosure - Equity #6818 - Dec 1897

LAND - 235 perches in New Midway.
To John A. BARRICK from George I. RENNER & wife in Apr 1885 
[AF-11, 195].

- 77 square perches in New Midway.
To John A. BARRICK from Milton O. RENNER & wife in Apr 1885.

Also all machinery in the Mill and Blacksmith Shop, except 
for blacksmith tools.

Mortgaged at $1,100.

SALE was held 11 Dec 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- G.W. LONG at $1,320

Filed 26 Jan 1898.



DHH-1, 166-173 - PAGE, HERMAN - #FR - Frederick City

Fredericktown Savings Institution, mortgagee 
of Dudley PAGE & w/ Nellie Percy PAGE
- Foreclosure - Equity #6840 - Feb 1898

LAND - 'Page's Foundry', on Lots #170, 171, 172 &173 on Square #42 
in Frederick City, being SW corner of South St and Tanner's Alley; 
adjoined lot of Margaret FOUT (part of Lot #170).
Improved with a brick foundry building with slate roof, finishing room, 
smith shop, machine shop, saw shop, plow shop, pattern room and stables.
Equipment to be sold was a 20-horse power engine, boiler, shafting and 
a powerful adjustable crane.
Devised to Dudley PAGE from his father, Calvin PAGE.
Previously to Calvin PAGE from Henry HOUCK, Sheriff, in Sep 1842 
[HS-17, 45].

SOLD to:
- Charles M. HERMAN for 'King's Lot', fronts on south side of South St 
in Nov 1888 [AF-9, 70].

Mortgaged at $2,500.

Trustee was Joseph CRONISE; however he died and then 
Melville E. DOLL was  named as trustee. 

SALE was held 22 Feb 1898 at the Court House Door; 
high bidder was: 
- Fredericktown Savings Institution at $3,450

Submitted to auditor on 23 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 174-179 - EVERHART - #FR - Brunswick

National Building & Loan Association of Washington County, 
vs  William J. EVERHART & w/ Catharine L.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6837 - Jan 1898

LAND - Lot #194, on Sixth St, west of Maple Ave in Brunswick, 
on C.M. Wenner's 2nd Addition to Brunswick.
Improved with a 5-room, 2-story frame house with addition.
To William J. EVERHART from Charles M. WENNER & others in Dec 1892.

Mortgaged at $600.

SALE was held 5 Jan 1898 in front of W.S. ELGIN's store 
in Brunswick; high bidder was: 
- National Building & Loan Association of Washington County at $400

Submitted to auditor on 14 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 179-184 - COOPER, DUDDERAR, BARNES, STEINBERG - #FR - Oak Orchard

William W. DUDDERAR, assignee of Frank T. BARNES, 
mortgagee of William A. COOPER
- Foreclosure - Equity #6842 - Jan 1898

LAND - "Quilting Frolic", 4 acres, 1.5 miles NE of Oak Orchard 
Post Office and 1/4 mile from Stephen CHIPLEY's Store, near 
the Liberty-New Windsor Turnpike; adjoined lands of Joseph BAKER, 
Peter DUDDERER and Edward ENDSOR.
Improved with a log house, apple and peach trees and a spring.
To William A. COOPER from John R. MILLS, trustee, in Jun 1871 
[CM-7, 158].

Mortgaged at $100.

SALE was held 29 Jan 1898 at Stephen CHIPLEY's store; 
high bidder was:
- Franz STEINBERG at $135

Submitted to auditor on 28 Feb 1898.



DHH-1, 184-188 - HARSHMAN, SHAFER - #FR - Utica Mills

Gustavus W. SHAFER, mortgagee of Sarah A.C. HARSHMAN 
& h/ Lewis C. HARSHMAN
- Foreclosure - Equity #6852 - Mar 1888

LAND - 2 acres in village of Utica Mills. 
Improved with a 2-story house.
To Sarah A.C. HARSHMAN & h/ Lewis C. HARSHMAN from John L. 
ZIMMERMAN & w/ Emma C.M. in Apr 1888 [JLJ-14, 403].

SOLD  to:
- Elijah E. SHAW for 1/2 acre in Apr 1890 [WIP-11, 462].

Mortgaged at $379.

SALE was held 5 Mar 1888 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Charles E. HARSHMAN at $462

Submitted to auditor on 30 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 189-193 - BLICKENSTAFF, HARSHMAN, GILBERT, WARRENFELTZ - #FR - Wolfsville

Ezra HARSHMAN, mortgagee 
of Daniel W. BLICKENSTAFF & w/ Sophia T. 
- Foreclosure - Equity #6863 - 1898

LAND - "Egypt", 26 acres, but now called 'Hoover's Home', lies 
1/4 mile east of Wolfsville on left side of road to Garfield; 
adjoined lands of Elmer BRANDENBURG and Peter ECCARD.
Improved with two houses, one weatherboarded and the other log, 
a barn with a granary and two threshing floors, wagon shed, corn 
crib adjoining the barn, carriage house, smoke house, hog pen and 
orchard.
Then in occupancy of Sophia T. BLICKESTAFF and Harry GILBERT.
To Daniel W. BLICKENSTAFF & w/ Mary P. from John HOOVER 
in Mar 1862 [BGF-7, 630].

Mortgaged at $1,200.

SALE was held 26 Mar 1898 in front of John H. MAUGAN's store 
in Wolfsville; high bidder was: 
- Luther H. WARRENFELTZ at $2,125

Submitted to auditor on 23 Apr 1898.



DHH-1, 193-197 - GEESY, HANKEY - #FR - Creagerstown

Isaac L. HANKEY, mortgagee 
of Mary A. GEESY & h/ Edwin D. GEESY
- Foreclosure - Equity #6831 - Jan 1898

LAND - parts "Grove's Purchase" and "Wolf's Delight", 114 
square perches, on road from Creagerstown to Woodsboro.
Improved with a 2-story frame house and summer kitchen.
To Mary A. GEESEY from Upton BEALL in Dec 1888 [WIP-9, 395].

Mortgaged at $1,200.

SALE was held 3 Jan 1898 on the premises; high bidder was:
- Isaac L. HANKEY at $1,575

Trustee to convey the deed was Frank L. STONER.

Submitted to auditor on 15 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 197-205 - DOTY, RAMSBURG, LONG - #FR - Jefferson

John C. LONG, assignee of Daniel S. RAMSBURG, mortgagee 
of Abner D. DOTY & w/ Emily J.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6865 - Mar 1898

LAND - Western half of Lot #41 (41x264') on Main St in Jefferson. 
Improved with an 8-room, 2-story weatherboarded house, harness 
maker's shop, stable and shed. 
To Abner D. DOTY from Henry C. SULSER & wife in Mar 1874 [TG-4, 739].

- Southern part of Lot #41 (10x41') in Jefferson, fronts the 
alley from Main St; subject to right-of-way.
To Abner D. DOTY from Luther SCHAFF & wife in Mar 1876 
[TG-4, 740].

Mortgaged at $1,000.

SALE was held 26 Mar 1898 at Lewis O. WHIP's store in Jefferson; 
high bidder was:
- Elmer W. DOTY at $1,270

Submitted to auditor on 25 Apr 1898.



DHH-1, 205-211 - MILLER, NORWOOD, WORTHINGTON, NORRIS - #FR - Mapleville

Glenn H. WORTHINGTON, assignee of Abner NORWOOD, mortgagee 
of Winfield T. MILLER & w/ Susie E.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6871 - Apr 1898

LAND - 5 acres, in Mapleville, on road from Libertytown to Linganore 
Post Office, halfway between; adjoined land of Winfield T. MILLER, 
heirs of John G. NORRIS and William BAKER.
Improved with a 7-room, 2-story frame house, store room with shelving 
and ware room, a blacksmith shop, stable with loft above, hog pen, corn 
crib, wood shed, carriage house, an apple orchard and other fruit trees 
and a spring near the kitchen door.
To Winfield T. MILLER from Abner NORWOOD, Atty, in Mar 1893 
[JLJ-3, 601].

Mortgaged at $550.

SALE was held 2 Apr 1898 on the premises; high bidder was:
- Asenath B. NORRIS at $925

Submitted to auditor on 6 May 1898.



DHH-1, 211-221 - BROWN, KEYSER, NEWMAN - #FR - Liberty

John S. NEWMAN, assignee of William KEYSER, assignee 
of Maryland Copper Mining Company of Frederick County, mortgagee 
of Elias H. BROWN & w/ Mary C.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6762 - Jun 1897

LAND - Liberty Copper Mines, 52 acres in Liberty District; adjoined 
land of heirs of Isaac TYSON Jr.
Improved with a 10-room, 1 1/2-story weatherboarded house; a 5-room, 
2-story weatherboarded house; a 2-room, 2-story weatherboarded house; 
and a 6-room, 2-story weatherboarded house and two attics; also a 
store room with ware room and office attached and two rooms over 
the store room; also a meat house, wood shed, spring house, hen house, 
hog house, wash house, ice house, buggy shed and two corn cribs, a 
peach orchard of 100 trees, two wells; a carpenter shop, blacksmith shop, 
a draw kiln for burning lime (16 feet deep). 
Buildings for mining copper were:  a dump shed, engine house, mill buttle 
shed (about 130 feet long); and a 65-horse power engine.  
There was also 3-4 million perches of stone and chestnut and oak timber.
To Elias H. BROWN from Maryland Copper Mining Company of Frederick County 
in Apr 1893 [Mortgage JLJ-6, 623].

Mortgaged at $2,000.

SALE was held 29 Jun 1897 on the premises; high bidder was:
- William KEYSER at $2,000

Submitted to auditor on 27 Jul 1897.



DHH-1, 221-228 - MANTZ, GRIMES, SHRIVER - #FR - Thurmont

John R. ROUZER and Harry C. ROOT, executors 
of Warner T. GRIMES, mortgagee of Elizabeth MANTZ
- Foreclosure - Equity #6700 - Mar 1897

Warner T. GRIMES died testate [Will JKW-2, 27]

LAND - Lot #19 (55x180') on east side of Church St in Thurmont; 
adjoined lots of John R. ROUZER and Van B. OSLER on the north 
and Martha and Sarah GILBERT on the south.
Improved with a 2-story frame weatherboarded house (18x20') 
with well on the premises. 
Then occupied by Jacob SHRIVER and his sister.
To Elizabeth MANTZ from John R. ROUZER & wife [TG-3, 268].

Mortgaged at $200.

SALE was held 6 Mar 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Adeline C. GRIMES at $501

Submitted to auditor on 2 Apr 1897.



DHH-1, 228-231 - WHITMORE - #FR #CC

Emanuel D. WHITMORE, brother of one of the next of kin 
of Reuben A. WHITMORE
- Writ de Lunatico - Equity #6697 - Mar 1897

Reuben A. WHITMORE was committed to Montevue Hospital for 
treatment of the insane, until discharged by the hospital.

Emanuel D. WHITMORE was appointed his trustee to make sale 
of his estate.  Personal property was sold for $35.67 and 
monies from his father's estate were $76.84, less $24 for 
room and board to John KEILHOLTZ in 1893; also received 
$170 from the Central National Bank; totaled $258.76. 

Emanuel had papers notarized in Carroll Co, MD.

Submitted to auditor 22 Jan 1897.



DHH-1, 232-269 - TAYLOR, ANNAN, TANEY, McSHERRY, ELDER, BRAWNER, HIMES - #FR - Emmitsburg

James H. TAYLOR & Others  vs  Emmittsburg Railroad Company
- Foreclosure - Equity #6602 - Jun 1896

Complaintants:
James H. TAYLOR, Joseph H. TAYLOR, Henry C. TAYLOR and 
William A. TAYLOR, surviving partners of the firm of 
James K. TAYLOR & Brothers; and James S. BIGGS 
vs  
Emmitsburg Railroad Company; trustees were Isaac S. ANNAN, 
Edward S. TANEY and James McSHERRY

LAND - Land occupied by Railroad in Frederick County, 7 3/10 miles 
in length; extends from the Western Maryland Railroad at Rocky Ridge 
to Emmitsburg; included right-of-ways. 
Included station and warehouse combined, tool huse, coal bin, large 
hay shed, car shed, engine house, phosphate house, turn table at end 
of the line at Emmitsburg; station houses at DAVIDSON's, APPOLD's 
and 1/2 interest at Rocky Ridge.  Also included rails, cross ties, 
frogs, switches, bridges, culverts, fences, walls, depots, depot 
grounds and buildings, engines, tenders, cars, tools, materials and 
machinery; 
Depot grounds at Emmitsburg are 1+ acres [JLJ-14, 471].

The complaintants and their now dec'd brother James K. TAYLOR, 
as contractors, constructed and helped build the railroad.
John DONOHO was also owed monies on bonds for his work.

Bonds - 780 bonds at $500 each; 700 bonds at $50 each; payable 
in 20 years in gold coin of the US; interest at 6%.
The Railroad company has paid the first of four bonds, totaling 
$75,000, but is now in default by lack of funds.

President of the Emmitsburg Rail Road Company was James A. ELDER, 
with Gran. T. CROUSE as secretary; one of the directors was Bennett 
TYSON.

Trustees for sale were John C. MOTTER, Isaac ANNAN, Vincent SEBOLD, 
and J. Roger McSHERRY.
SALE was held 11 Sep 1897 at the Court House; high bidders were:
- James A. ELDER, John B. BRAWNER and William H. HIMES at $29,500

Submitted to auditor on 9 Oct 1897.



DHH-1, 269-280 - SHANK, LEATHERMAN - #FR - Myersville

Emory L. COBLENTZ, assignee of Fredericktown Savings 
Institution, mortgagee of George W. SHANK & w/ Mary A.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6824 - Dec 1897

LAND - "Timber Ridge Enlarged" and "Resurvey on Ramshorn", 
205 acres; adjacent to Myersville.  (Home Farm)
To George SHANK, Peter SHANK and John SHANK from Samuel AHALT, 
trustee of Enos ROUTZAHN, dec'd, in Jul 1851 [WBT-14, 487].  
Also from Susana A. SCHILDTKNECHT [AF-2, 8].
To George SHANK from: 
- Peter SHANK & wife in May 1873 [CM-10, 198].
- John SHANK in Jun 1886 [WIP-1, 512].

SOLD to Charles E. SHANK, 18+ acres [AF-11, 118].

LAND - "Pleasant Retreat", 98.25 acres.
To George SHANK from Thomas KELLER & wife in Jun 1876 [TG-5, 550].

Totals 303.25 acres.

Mortgaged at $9,000.

Trustees were Joseph CRONISE (but now deceased) and J. Marshall 
MILLER, who has declined. 
Trustee then was Emory L. COBLENTZ.

SALE was held 22 Jan 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidders were:
- John C. LEATHERMAN for the 98.25 acres at $38.50/acre
- Mary A. SHANK for the Home Farm, 186 acres at $50/acre
Total SALES, $13,126.59.

George W. SHANK objections: 
Protest was made the home farm was worth more and James SHANK 
had bidded more; however, James SHANK, is without means and was 
drunk at the time of the sale and his bid was refused.
Further objection stated the smaller farm would not have had to be 
sold if the home farm had been sold first, since it brought enough 
money to cover the debts.

The court confirmed the sale of the home farm, but voided the sale 
for the smaller farm.  

Submitted to auditor on 5 May 1898.



DHH-1, 281-285 - RICE, BLESSING, LAKIN, MILLER - #FR - Buckeystown

William H. LAKIN and Frederick MILLER, assignees 
of Tilghman T. HERSHBERGER, assignee of Miss Ann P. MARSHALL, 
mortgagee of Fulton B. RICE & w/ Sallie F. and Martin C. BLESSING
- Foreclosure - Equity #6857 - Mar 1898

LAND - Lots of 9 acres, known as Monocacy Mills, one mile from Buckeystown, 
on the Monocacy River.
Improved with stone and brick mill with roller process, crusher, chopping 
burrs and hominy mill and improved machinery. The dam is new and water 
power is unsurpassed in the state.
Also, had a stone mansion house and a frame house, stabling and other 
buildings.
To Fulton B. RICE and Martin C. BLESSING from William P. MAULSBY Jr 
and Charles P. SIMMONS, trustees in Equity #4960 (recorded in deeds).

Mortgaged at $6,000.

SALE was held 19 Mar 1898 at the City Hotel; high bidder was: 
- William H. LAKIN and Frederick MILLER at $5,000

Submitted to auditor on 3 Jun 1898.



DHH-1, 286-293 - FRUSHOUR, MORGAN, MORT - #FR - Lewistown

Jacob ROHRBACK, agent for Margaret M. BRUNER and 
Allen George QUYNN, mortgagees 
of George Coleman FRUSHOUR & w/ Ann S. 
- Foreclosure - Equity #6888 - May 1898

LAND - 56 acres, 1/2 mile south of Lewistown on the Frederick 
to Emmitsburg Turnpike.
Improved with a 6-room, 2-story frame house, barn, corn house, 
hog pens, carriage house, a spring and well, peach and apple 
orchards with good fencing.
To George Coleman FRUSHOUR from Ulysses G. FRUSHOUR 
& w/ Catharine R. for 49 acres in Jun 1894 [JLJ-7, 129]; 
and for 8 acres in Nov 1890 [WIP-11, 601].

Exception was one acre sold to Lee W. MORGAN & w/ Ida M. 
in Mar 1893 [JLJ-5, 232].

Mortgaged at $1,300 and $1,000.

SALE was held 19 May 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- George A. MORT at $3,377.05

Submitted to auditor on 13 Jun 1898.



DHH-1, 293-298 - SHUFF - #FR - Middlepoint

J. William PAYNE, assignee of Ida G. GRUMBINE, mortgagee 
of Benjamin SHUFF, Millard M. SHUFF & w/ Minnie V. 
- Foreclosure - Equity #6896 - May 1898

LAND - in Catoctin District, on road from Show's Creek to Thurmont, 
near Middlepoint.

A - Lot of 32 acres and 24 square perches.
To Benjamin SHUFF from Johnn SHANAFELT & wife in Nov 1864 
[JWLC-2, 180 or 185].

B - Lot of 2.5 acres.
To Millard M. SHUFF from James O. HARNE & wife in Mar 1884 
[JLJ-1, 240].

C - Lot of 36 acres.
To Benjamin SHUFF Jr from John C. MOTTER and George W. GREEN, 
trustees, in May 1890 [JLJ-7, 52].

D - Lot of 3 acres and 32 square perches.
To Benjamin SHUFF Jr from Joanna STOTTLEMYER, Joseph STOTTLEMYER 
and Miranda STOTELMYER in Mar 1882 or 1892 [JLJ-7, 53].

E - Lot of 12 acres.
To Benjamin SHUFF Jr from Carlton SHAFER, trustee (Equity) 
in Jun 1893 [JLJ-7, 41].

F - Lot of 12.5 acres.
To Benjamin SHUFF Jr from John H. ROUTZAHN & wife in Aug 1868 
[CM-9, 368].

Note - E & F were deeded from Benjamin SHUFF Jr to Millard M. SHUFF, 
less 4 acres.

Mortgaged at $700.

SALE was held 30 May 1898 at the City Hotel in Frederick City; 
high bidder was: 
- William H. SHUFF at $950

Submitted to auditor on 25 Jun 1898.



DHH-1, 298-321 - ZIMMERMAN - #FR - Creagerstown

Fredericktown Savings Institution 
vs  William W. ZIMMERMAN & w/ Cordelia Catharine, George W. MYERS, 
Frank L. STONER, Edward BOWLUS, James W. LEGORE, Samuel M. BIRELY 
and Van B. OSLER, partners, trading as BIRELY & OSLER; and Henry LORENTZ
- Foreclosure - Equity #6883 - May 1898

In May 1882, Fredericktown Savings Institution loaned $4,000 to 
William W. ZIMMERMAN by mortgage; 
2nd mortgage of $1,000 in May 1886; 
3rd note of $700 in May 1889.

The other defendents listed above were creditors who held judgments 
against William W. ZIMMERMAN. 

LAND - 203 acres, on road from Lewistown to Creagerstown, 
in Creagerstown District. 
Improved with a 2-story frame house, a 2-story frame tenant house, 
large bank barn, stable, wagon shed, carriage house, fruit orchard, 
and well; farm is watered by a stream.
To William W. ZIMMERMAN from Michael ZIMMERMAN & w/ Hannah 
in Apr 1882 [AF-5, 171].

Trustee was Melville E. DOLL.
SALE was held 23 Jun 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- Fredericktown Savings Institution by Melville E. DOLL, president, 
   at $31.50/acre; $6,422.45

Submitted to auditor on 20 Jul 1898.



DHH-1, 321-345 - MARTIN, BROWN - #FR - Graceham

William Jacob MARTIN & w/ Hannah C.  vs  Jennie C. MARTIN, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6880 - Apr 1898

Jeremiah MARTIN
w/ Mary

s/ William Jacob MARTIN & w/ Hannah C.
s/ Joseph E. MARTIN *
d/ Catharine E. (Martin) w/o William H. BROWN - Waynesboro, Franklin Co, PA

LAND - "Lost and Found" and "Content", 316 acres, one mile East and SE of 
the village of Graceham. (Plat on page 325) 
and Includes:
- "Lost and Found", 296.5 acres (home farm) (surveyed at 294 acres).
To Jeremiah MARTIN from Joseph EICHELBERGER & wife in Nov 1853 [BGF-1, 458].

- "Peace and Plenty", 15.5 acres (surveyed for 8.75 acres).
To Jeremiah MARTIN from John WELTZ & wife in Mar 1856 [ES-8, 617].

- "Resurvey on Content", 13.25 acres, a wood lot; adjoined lots 
of Sarah B. MARTIN, William DEBARRY and Warner T. GRIMES.
To Jeremiah MARTIN from Sylvester VALENTINE.

Land was deeded by Jeremiah MARTIN & w/ Mary to their three children, 
as tenants in common, at $12,000 in Apr 1877 [TG-8, 148].

The daughter sold her share to her two brothers:
...To William J. MARTIN and Joseph E. MARTIN from Catharine E. BROWN 
and h/ William H. BROWN for undivided share of Catharine E. BROWN 
at $4,000 in Jan 1879 [TG-10, 721].

Joseph E. MARTIN  d/ Mar 1897, testate *
w/ Jennie C.

d/ Bessie Alice MARTIN
s/ John Jeremiah MARTIN, a minor

Execs/ wife and children
Witnesses:  Franklin A. COLLIFLOWER, Bernard COLLIFLOWER
[Will JKW-2, 111; written 23 Feb 1897; filed 15 Mar 1897]

Guardian was Webster HITESHEW.
Testimony was heard 25 May 1898 from: 
- Frederick R. MORT, age 53, resided at Loy's Station
- Charles E. LAYMAN, age 35, resided at Graceham
- John T. COLLIFLOWER, age 57, resided at Graceham

Trustees were Benjamin F. REICH and Richard P. ROSS.
Private Sales were made 9 Jun 1898 to: 
- William Jacob MARTIN for northern portion of farm: 
   "Peace and Plenty" and "Content", 32 acres & 107 sq perches;
   and "Peace and Plenty", 8.75 acres, south of farm and the 
   adjoining 13.25 acres; totaling 54 acres, at $36/acre; $1,952.47 
   (M&B & Plat on pages 342-344)
- Jennie C. MARTIN, Bessie Alice MARTIN and John Jeremiah MARTIN 
   for remainding 261 acres at $36/acre; $9,396
Total Sales, $11,348.47.

Submitted to auditor on 2 Jul 1898.

NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses
- MARTIN, Jeremiah to Mary KNOUFF - Oct 24, 1827
- MARTIN, William J., 36, farmer to Hannah C. PUSEY, 25
   on Dec 25, 1866 by J. N. Unruh at Mr. Pusey's; Ref 348
- MARTIN, Joseph E., 30, clerk to Virginia C. STAUBS, 20
   on Feb 9, 1871 by James Thomas in FC; Ref 328
- MARTIN, Catharine Elizabeth to Amos STOCKSLAGER - Sep 1, 1860
- BROWN, William H., 35 (wid), blaster to Catharine E. STOCKSLAGER, 32 (wid)
   on Oct 18, 1866 by John N. Unruh at bride's father's; Ref 64



DHH-1, 346-354 - FRALEY, PHEBUS - #FR - Frederick City

F. Marion FAUBLE, assignee of Fredericktown Savings Institution, 
mortgagee of F. Marion FAUBLE, trustee (Equity #6125 in Jun 1893),
of Susan E. FRALEY & h/ Augustus FRALEY
- Foreclosure - Equity #6889 - Jun 1898

LAND - Western part of Lot #16 (20x200') on north side of West Patrick 
St in Frederick City; adjoined lots of George LAMBERT on the west and 
Benjamin PHEBUS on the east.
Improved with a 6-room, 2-story brick house and kitchen with a large 
dry cellar, fruit trees with a hydrant and cistern in the yard.
To William HOOPER from John NICODEMUS & wife in Aug 1869 
[BGF-4, 407].

Mortgaged at $350. 

SALE was held 11 Jun 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- Benjamin E. PHEBUS at $1,005

Submitted to auditor on 16 Jul 1898.



DHH-1, 354-369 - SUMAN, HALLER, BENNETT, GONZENBAUGH, PRICE, DANNER, 
       YEAKLE, DERTZBAUGH, LEBHERTZ, BURGER - #FR - Frederick City #DC #BC #BCY #MC #NY

Nicholas T. HALLER, et al  vs  Grace SUMAN, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6804 - Nov 1897

Margaret SUMAN, widow  d/ 6 Aug 1860 in Frederick City, testate

d/ Sarah Ann Elizabeth SUMAN (life estate) d/ 9 Sep 1897 in Frederick City

d/ Julia Ann (Suman), dec'd w/o Tobias HALLER, dec'd
.....Mary HALLER
.....Isaac H. HALLER
.....Lucretia H. HALLER
.....Nicholas T. HALLER - Washington, DC
.....Fannie L. HALLER
.....Joseph H. HALLER - Washington, DC

s/ John J. SUMAN, dec'd
.....J. Grace SUMAN - Baltimore City, MD / Washington, DC
.....Bettie SUMAN - Washington, DC
.....Luther SUMAN - Washington, DC
.....Theresa (Suman) GONZENBAUGH, widow  - Washington, DC
.....Julia SUMAN - Washington, DC
.....Frederick SUMAN - Washington, DC
.....Henry Pratt SUMAN - Washington, DC; now New York State

s/ Isaac P. SUMAN, dec'd
.....William SUMAN
.....Clara S. (Suman) w/o John PRICE - Kensington, Montgomery Co, MD
.....Alice (Suman) w/o Robert DANNER
.....George Samuel SUMAN
.....Margaret SUMAN - Brooklyn, NY
.....Frank SUMAN

d/ Mary Ann M. (Suman) BENNETT, dec'd
.....John H. BENNETT
.....Anna M. (Bennett) w/o James B. YEAKLE - Baltimore City, MD
.....Emma I. (Bennett) w/o Henry DERTZBAUGH
.....Lewis T. BENNETT - Baltimore City, MD
.....Margaret S. (Bennett) w/o William LEBHERTZ 
.....Nettie I. (Bennett) w/o Charles BURGER

Note - Only daughter Sarah was listed in the Will; other children 
and grandchildren were from Equity court testimony.

Exec/ daughter Sarah
Witnesses:  Zephaniah HARRISON, Daniel TITLOW, William M. BIRELY 
   and Edward HARRISON
[Will GH-1, 512; written 2 Aug 1855; filed 8 Aug 1860]

LAND - #133 & 135 South Market St in Hallerstown, Frederick City. 
Lots were 39x125', on west side of South Market St.
Improved with a 2-story frame house with a brick back building 
with 1-story brick summer kitchen as #135;
also a small 2-story brick house, adjoining the frame house on 
the north with a 2-story brick back building.
To Margaret SUMAN from Henry DOYLE at $750 in Mar 1835 [JS-48, 408].

Testimony was heard 15 Jan 1898 from: 
- John H. BENNETT, age 56, resided in Frederick City all his life.

Trustee was Baker JOHNSON.
SALE was held 11 Mar 1898; high bidder was:
- Lewis H. BENNETT at $1,425

Submitted to auditor on 4 Apr 1898.



DHH-1, 370-375 - DIGGS, GROFF - #FR - Frederick City

Mary A. WOLFE, mortgagee of John T. DIGGS
- Foreclosure - Equity #6934 - Aug 1898

LAND - Lot on east side of North Bentz St, in Frederick City, 
between Sixth and Seventh Sts. 
Improved with a 2-story frame house.
To John T. DIGGS from George T. DILL and Theodore SCHULTZ  
in Jan 1884 [AF-7, 660].

Mortgaged at $75.

It was noted that John T. DIGGS is now deceased. 

SALE was held 27 Aug 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- Joseph GROFF at $315

Submitted to auditor on 24 Sep 1898.



DHH-1, 375-389 - KANODE, HOUCK, DUNLAP, MULFINGER - #FR - New Market - #CA

Eugene E. HOUCK for KANODE children  vs  Norma Lucylle KANODE, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6884 - Jun 1898

David W. KANODE of Yolo Co, California, died 12 years ago, intestate
widow - Ella Rowena (age 39) - now the w/o James W. DUNLAP - California

d/ Norma Lucylle KANODE, a minor (age 19) - California
d/ Olive Maria KANODE, a minor (age 17) - California

LAND - parts of "Resurvey on Wild Cat Hills", "New Market Plains" 
and "Resurvey on the Meadows", 88 acres, on east side of road from 
Baltimore turnpike to Ijamsville in New Market District, one mile 
from the turnpike; adjoined lands of Roderick RANDALL, Henry MUNSETTER 
and Charles UTZ and south margin of the B & O Rail Road.  
Improved with a 2-story house, stable and other buildings, a fruit 
orchard and spring near the dwelling.
Then in occupancy of Mrs. Angeline KANODE.
To David W. KANODE from Henry LORENTZ & wife in Mar 1877 
[TG-6, 738].

Guardian was Webster HITESHEW.
Testimony was heard 11 Jul 1898 from:
- John H. HOUCK, age 43, Frederick County
- Lillie I. HOUCK, age 38, Frederick County, w/o Eugene E. HOUCK

Trustees were Hammond URNER and Clayton O. KEEDY. 
SALE was held 6 Aug 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- John Philip MULFINGER at $20.50/acre, $1,804

Surveyed on 17 Aug 1898 for 83 acres which will slightly lower 
the sales price.  (M&B & Plat on pages 385-386) 

Submitted to auditor on 31 Aug 1898.



DHH-1, 389-396 - CHAMBERS, BELT, DEAN, HICKMAN - #FR - Point of Rocks

McGill BELT and T. Coke CHAMBERS, mortgagees 
of Benjamin D. CHAMBERS & w/ Mary C.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6712 - Mar 1897

LAND - in Point of Rocks

- 'Tunnel Lots', on north side of the B & O Railroad, near the 
mouth of the tunnel, each 66' wide on the railroad and runs back 
to land of Henry CROSS.  Subdivided into Lot's 1, 2 & 3.
Each lot improved with a house.  (M&B & Plat on page 393-395)

- 'Store House Lot', being the eastern half of Lots #48 and 50 
on the Plat of Point of Rocks, on Commerce St (30x132'), runs 
back to Clay St.  Improved with a stable.

- 'Warehouse Lot', being part of Lots #48 & 50 on the Plat of 
Point of Rocks, on Commerce St (30x132'); runs back to Clay St.  
Improved with warehouse building.
Then occupied by John DEAN.

Mortgaged at $2,000; but now $1,000 due.

SALE was held 20 Mar 1897 in front of the St Charles Hotel 
in Point of Rocks; high bidder was: 
- McGill BELT and T. Cole CHAMBERS for the 'Tunnel Lots'; 
   Lot #1 at $80; Lot #2 at $100; Lot #3 at $115; Total, $295.
- John F. DEAN for the 'Store House" at $291
- McGill BELT and T. Cole CHAMBERS for the 'Warehouse Lot' 
   at $395; however, they have since sold it to: 
   ...Mary E. HICKMAN (also signed by George A./H. HICKMAN)
Total Sales, $981.

Submitted to auditor on 22 Apr 1897.



DHH-1, 396-403 - KELLER, CLAGGETT, BEALL - #FR - New Market

Rebecca CLAGGETT, assignee of Thomas CLAGGETT, mortgagee 
of Ann E. KELLER & h/ Jacob KELLER of J.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6750 - May 1897 
(Ref to Equity #6380)

LAND - 52 acres, on New London to Bartholow's Switch road in New 
Market District.
Improved with a 7-room, 2-story stone house with cellar, carriage 
house, corn house, hen house, meat house, dairy, hog house, apple 
and pear orchard and four springs.
Tenant was William E. KELLER.
To Ann F. KELLER from Jacob KELLER of J. in Jul 1876 [TG-5, 584].
Previously to Jacob KELLER of J. from Manasses CREAGER, trustee 
in Equity #3422 [CM-8, 433].

Mortgaged at $1,200

Thomas CLAGETT died testate; his executors:  Samuel M. CLAGGETT, 
Thomas N. HARWOOD, Charles T. RAMSBURG, H.O. TALBOTT, Edward BOWLUS 
and S.T. STAUFFER, then assigned the mortgage to Margaret RAMSBURG 
(husband C.T. RAMSBURG), who assigned it to Samuel M. CLAGETT in 
Mar 1888; and upon his death, his executor assigned it to Rebecca 
CLAGGETT.

SALE was held 29 May 1897 at the City Hotel in Frederick City; 
high bidder was: 
- William C. BEALL at $1,060

Submitted to auditor on 21 Jun 1897.



DHH-1, 403-416 - SHIELDS, CORMINY, KAUFMAN - #FR - 

Frank L. STONER, guardian of SHIELDS' children
vs  Annie E. SHIELDS, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6835 - Jan 1898

Henry SHIELDS  died in Frederick County, intestate
widow - Cynthia A. - later died intestate

s/ John Thomas SHIELDS (only son and heir) died c1894, intestate
...w/ Annie E. *
.....Charles L. SHIELDS, a minor
.....Henry SHIELDS, a minor

LAND - parts of "Duvall's Forrest", "Resurvey on Duvall's Forrest" 
and "George's Delight", 137.5 acres, on Reich's Ford Road leading 
from Frederick to Ijamsville, 5 miles east of Frederick; adjoined 
lands of Thomas KLING, Edward CRUMMETT and George KELLER.
Improved with a 2-story log house, meat house, corn house, black 
smith shop and spring house.
To Henry SHIELDS from Robert T. MERCER [CM-2, 659].

The widow Cynthia and son sold the property to John T. ZELLER at 
$4,000 by mortgage in Oct 1875 [TG-4, 79]; however, he failed to 
make payments and was foreclosed with the widow and son then buying 
the property back with John ROELKEY, trustee, conveying the deed 
in Aug 1880 [AF-2, 275].

The widow Cynthia died and land then descended to son John Thomas 
SHIELDS.  After the death of John T. SHIELDS, guardian Frank L. 
STONER was appointed with sureties as Jesse T. STONER and F. 
Marion FAUBEL.

Testimony was heard 25 Feb 1898 from:
- John A. SIMPSON - Land is SE of Frederick, the barn has burnt 
   down and the house is in a dilapitated state.  The children's 
   ages were 3 & 5.
- Henry B. WILSON, associate judge of Orphans Court - said it was 
   generally known the widow Annie was living on the premises with 
   a man named CORMINY and had an illegitmate 
   child for which he is now in jail.

Trustee was Frank L. STONER. 
SALE was held 21 May 1898 at the City Hotel in Frederick; 
high bidders were: 
- Fannie M. KAUFMAN at $18/acre, $2,475
   also signed by George L. KAUFMAN (probably her husband)

Submitted to auditor on 15 Jun 1898.

* NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses
- John T. SHIELDS, 46, FC to Annie E. V. WINCHELL, 25, FC 
  on Feb 6, 1888 (2nd cousins)



DHH-1, 416-420 - MANLY, DUVALL, DELASHMUTT - #FR 

BenjaminW. DUVALL and Arthur DELASHMUTT, execs/ of 
Grafton DUVALL, and mortgagees of James MANLY & w/ Margaret
- Report of Sales - Equity #3668 - May 1871

LAND - 10 acres, on east side of the Monocacy on road from T.C. 
DELAPLANE's Mill to J.H. SIMMONS store, one mile from either place.
Improved with two houses, a tobacco house, stable and fruit trees.
To James MANLY from David T. JONES & wife and J. Davis RICHARDSON 
& wife in Jan 1870.

Mortgaged at $110 and $195.58.

SALE was held 27 Apr 1871 
- A. Delashmutt & Son at $250

Submitted to auditor on 15 Jul 1871.



DHH-1, 420-421 - KUNKEL - #FR 

John B. KUNKEL, surviving partner of John B. KUNKEL 
and Jacob M. KUNKEL  vs  Mary B. WILHIDE
- Report of Sales - Equity #3803 - Mar 1894

SALES = $190.02

Submitted to auditor on 15 Mar 1894.  



DHH-1, 421-429 - BELT, PERKINS, HALL, BELL, WILLIAMS, OGLETON - #FR - Knoxville

Josephine PERKINS and Emma V. BELT
vs  Ella May BELL, et al
- Report of Sales - Equity #6815 - Jan 1898

Sarah BELT died many years ago, intestate
h/ John BELT, also dec'd

d/ Josephine PERKINS, unmarried

d/ Emma V. BELT, unmarried

d/ _______ (Belt), dec'd w/o _____ HALL
.....Ella May  w/o Samuel BELL - Hancock, Washngton Co, MD
.....Beltin HALL & w/ Josephine - Hancock, Washngton Co, MD
.....Levi HALL, unmarried - Hancock, Washngton Co, MD
.....Ardie HALL, unmarried - Washington, DC
.....Florence HALL (son) & wife - Washington, DC
.....Effie HALL, unmarried - Washington, DC
.....Bertha A.  w/o Charles A. WILLIAMS - Washington Co, MD

LAND - Lot #19 (66x190') in A.F. BARNEY's Plat of Knoxville (Mar 1847), 
at corner of Main St & East St; at southern limit of B & O Rail Road. 
Improved with a 1 1/2-story log house. 
Then occupied by Sidney WILLIAMS (colored).
To Sarah BELT (colored) from Barton GARROTT & w/ Mary P. 
in Mar 1849 [WBT-9, 28].

Sarah BELT's brother, John OGLETON, after her death and without 
authority of the heirs, undertook to sell the property to Sydney WILLIAMS, 
but kept the money, claiming it was repayment of a debt Sarah owed him. 
Only a small portion of the monies had been paid thus far; however Sydney 
had been living on the premises without paying any rent and he is still 
living there.  No deed was conveyed and the 'contract' was only verbal.

Trustee was Glenn H. WORTHINGTON.
SALE was held 16 Mar 1898 in front of J.M. MILLER's Store in Knoxville; 
high bidder was: 
- Josephine PERKINS at $220

Submitted to auditor on 20 May 1898.



DHH-1, 429-438 - WERTENBAKER, McLAIN, TRESSLER, KINNA, HARBAUGH, MARKER - #FR - Harbaugh Valley

George W. WERTENBAKER, et al  
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6836 - Jan 1898

Lewis WERTENBAKER  d/ Dec 1866, testate
widow - Catharine (life estate if not remarried) d/ about 1 Apr 1897

s/ George W. WERTENBAKER & w/ Virginia C.
d/ Susan Elizabeth  w/o John McLAIN
s/ John H. WERTENBAKER & w/ Amanda - Ohio
d/ Manzella Maria  w/o Francis Jerome TRESSLER
d/ Sarah E.C.  w/o Sampson E. KINNA
d/ Laura Ann  w/o James O. HARBAUGH

mother - Elizabeth WERTENBAKER (now dec'd)

(daughter Susan was the only one married at the time he wrote his Will)

Exec/ wife
Witnesses:  Ephraim F. HARBAUGH, John McLAIN, Joel ROUZER
[Will TLMcL-1, 225 or 335; written 11 Apr 1866; filed 15 Jan 1867]

LAND - parts "Ludwig's Content", 164 acres in Harbaugh's Valley, 
1.5 miles east of Sabillasville; adjoined lands of Elias HARBAUGH 
and Adam TRESSLER.
Improved with an 8-room, log/weatherboarded house with cellar, log barn 
with wagon shed and corn crib attached, spring house, wash house, fruit 
orchard and a spring near the house; 64 acres are set in white oak and 
hickory timber.  (Resurveyed for Ludwick HARBAUGH)
To Lewis WERTENBAKER from John WERTENBAKER & w/ Elizabeth in Apr 1861 
[BGF-6, 712].

Trustees were Joseph W. GAVER and George W. WERTENBAKER. 
SALE was held 12 Feb 1898 at David CRAWFORD's store in Sabillasville; 
high bidder was:
- Peter MARKER at $20.60/acre or $3,378.40

Submitted to auditor on 28 Mar 1898.



DHH-1, 438-452 - DELAUDER, HUFFER, HANEN, BEACHLEY - #FR - Middletown

Martin H.O. BEACHLEY  vs  Robert S. DELAUDER, et al
- Title - Equity #6545 - Apr 1896

Samuel DELAUDER  d/ 1888, testate
w/ Lydia E./C. (life estate) died 1895, intestate

s/ Robert S. DELAUDER & w/ Ada F. *
s/ Edgar C. DELAUDER & w/ Mary H. * - Montgomery Co, MD
s/ George S. DELAUDER & w/ Fannie S. *
s/ John P. DELAUDER & w/ Alice - Baltimore Co, MD
d/ Sarah E. (Delauder) w/o Jacob M. HUFFER
d/ Mary M. (Delauder) w/o George C. HUFFER *
d/ Melinda C. (Delauder) w/o Joseph G. HANEN
d/ _______ (Delauder), dec'd w/o _____HANEN *
.....Mary HANEN

(Will only mentioned eight children, but didn't name them; 
 names derived from court testimony.)

Execs/ wife (renounced 5 Mar 1889) and Robert S. DELAUDER
Witnesses:  William E. KEFAUVER, J.G. HANEN, Peter W. SHAFER
[Will HL-1, 77; written 22 Jun 1888; filed 20 Nov 1888]

LAND - "The Prospect Before Us", 101.25 acres.
To Samuel DELAUDER from Peter SHAFER & w/ Matilda in Oct 1855 
[ES-7, 708-709].

- "Ascension Day", 4.5 acres; adjoined land of Henry RAMSBURG and 
tract "Mason's Folly".
- 3.5 acres south of and enclosed by Middletown-Jefferson road to 
Middletown-Petersville road.

SOLD - by executors to: 
- Martin H.O. BEACHLEY at $7,000 in Mar 1894 [JLJ-5, 735].
($2,500 was paid, balance in mortgage of $4,500 to Martin and 
 his wife, Helen F. BEACHLEY)

Since the widow renounced the administration of the Will and is now 
deceased, there was question regarding a proper title to the deed.  
Mr BEACHLEY has since paid $1,500 and wished to pay the balance 
upon a clear title.

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER. 
Testimony was heard 4 Jun 1896 from:
- Robert S. DELAUDER, age 50
- Martin H.O. BEACHLEY, age 36

Trustee to convey the deed was John C. MOTTER.

Submitted to auditor on 22 Jun 1896.

* NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses

- HANEN, J. C., 36, stock dealer / Page Co, VA to Lydia DELAUDER, 26	
   on May 12, 1886 by T. F. Hoffmeier in Middletown; Ref 230
- DELAUDER, Robert S., 32, farmer to Ada F. BARRICK, 32	
   on Feb 25, 1879 by M. L. Shuford in FC; Ref 126
- DELAUDER, E. C., 27 to Mary H. CLAGGETT, 22 
   on Dec 1, 1874 by M. L. Shuford in FC; Ref 110
- DELAUDER, George S., 25, farmer to Fannie S. HERBERT, 23 
   on Jan 24, 1876 by J. Hawkins in FC; Ref 112
- DELAUDER, Mary M., 27 to George C. HUFFER, 35, farmer 
   on Nov 27, 1883 by T. F. Hoffmeier in Middletown; Ref 216  



DHH-1, 452-457 - SIGLER, AHALT, McBRIDE, WETNIGHT - #FR - Middletown

Clayton O. KEEDY, trustee of John L. SIGLER & w/ Mary J. *
- Deed of Trust Sale - Equity #6548 - 1896
(items seem to be missing from this file)

LAND - parts "The Forrest" and "The Union", 133 acres, on west 
side of Old Hagerstown Road in Middletown District.
To John L. SIGLER from Laura C. HOUSE & h/ Joseph S. HOUSE, 
and Amanda C. KOOGLE & w/ Charles W. KOOGLE at $6,650 in Mar 1884 
[AF-9, 75].  (from deed)
Previously to Laura C. MAIN (maiden name) and Amanda C. KOOGLE
from Joshua H. MAIN, trustee, in Apr 1878 [TG-9, 326]. (M&B)

- "Locust Valley", 10-acre wood lot.
To John L. SIGLER from Tilghman T. HERSHBERGER, by Deed of 
Trust of Samuel AUSHERMAN & w/ Malinda, in Nov 1874 [TG-2, 374].
Jacob SIGLER was exec/of Samuel AUSHERMAN [CM-4, 382].

- parts "Resurvey on Strong Ridge", "Small Expense" and "Resurvey on 
Locust Valley", 16 acres.  (Home Place) (this part missing from file)
To John L. SIGLER from George McBRIDE & w/ Elisa and Joseph S. 
HUFFER & w/ Catharine at $650 in Apr 1844 [HS-22, 251].
(1/4 undivided share to John L. SIGLER upon the death of John SIGLER, 
subject to dower of widow of John SIGLER.)

SALES went to:  
- John W.O. AHALT for the wood lot at $11.25/acre or $116.86
- Daniel McBRIDE for the 'home place' at $507
- but no sufficient bid for the farm was obtained. 

Livestock, farming implements and other personal property was sold 
at $898.02.

After failing to sell the farm at a private sale, a new sale was held 
on 22 Jun 1896 in front of the Valley Register office in Middletown; 
high bidder was: 
- Valley Savings Bank of Middleetown, MD at $27.50/acre or $3.662.65

Submitted to auditor 20 Jul 1896.

NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses *
- SIGLER, John L., 28, farmer to Mary J. WETNIGHT, 21 
   on Mar 26, 1874 by M.L. Shuford in FC; Ref 460



DHH-1, 457-470 - STORM, KIRWAN, SMEAD - #FR - Frederick City

Louisa F. SMEAD & h/ A. Russell SMEAD
vs  Frank R. KIRWAN, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6879 - Apr 1898

Louisa C. STORM  d/ about 1871, intestate
w/o  John P.L. STORM (life estate) d/ 2 Jul 1896

Children by 1st husband - Capt. George W. KIRWAN, dec'd
d/ Louisa F. (Kirwan) w/o A. Russell SMEAD - New York City
s/ Frank R. KIRWAN - Baltimore City
s/ George W. KIRWAN  d/ Oct 1882, intestate
...w/ Alice M. - Baltimore City with children:
.......Harry (Harrie) Eugene KIRWAN (age 18)
.......Alice A. KIRWAN (age 18)
.......William L. KIRWAN, a minor

Children by 2nd husband - John P.L. STORM
s/ Harry E. W. STORM

LAND - part "Buckingham", Lot (35x160') on west side of South 
Market St (extended) in Frederick City, faces Clarke Place; 
runs back to 10' alley; adjoined lot of Reuben YOUNG. 
Improved with a 2-story brick house with front yard.
Then occupied by Harry E. STORM
To Louisa C. STORM from Allen M. YOUNG & w/ Ann Rebecca 
at $1,900 in Jul 1866 [JWLC-4, 185].

Guardian was Webster HITESHEW.
Testimony was heard 16 Jul 1898 from: 
- Alice M. KIRWAN, age 43, 512 Prestman St, Baltimore City, MD; 
   stated she married George W. KIRWAN in Aug 1877, after the 
   death of his mother, Louisa STORM in 1871.
- Noah E. CRAMER, age 37, Frederick City, realtor

Trustee was Baker JOHNSON. 
SALE was held 23 Aug 1898 at the Court House door; 
high bidder was: 
- Fairy B. STORM at $1,000  (It seems Fairy was the w/o Harrie)

Submitted to auditor on 17 Sep 1898.



DHH-1, 471-475 - FIROR - #FR - Thurmont

Vincent SEBOLD and William L. FIROR, admins/of Henry N. FIROR, 
mortgagee of Benjamin F. FIROR & w/ Amanda D.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6707 - Mar 1897

Henry N. FIROR died intestate; admins listed above.

LAND - 33 acres, located one miile SW of Thurmont; adjoined lands 
of William L. FIROR and Col. John R. ROUZER.
Improved with a large log house, log barn, corn crib, chicken house, 
fruit trees and grapes, with a stream of mountain water running 
through the place.
To Benjamin F. FIROR from Joseph WILHIDE in May 1876 [TG-6, 586].

Mortgaged at $1,048.

2nd SALE was held 12 Mar 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Amanda D. FIROR for 33 acres at $950

Submitted to auditor on 10 Apr 1897.



DHH-1, 475-498 - BROWN, HARBAUGH, CREAGER, WOLFE - #FR - Hauver's District

Alice M. HARBAUGH  vs  Lewis A. BROWN, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6891 - May 1898

Ignatius BROWN  d/ 26 Dec 1897, testate
widow - Susan (life estate in the 'Wolfe' property, 40 acres)

d/ Alice M. HARBAUGH (House & Lot in Thurmont)
s/ Lewis A. BROWN & w/ Emma C. - Washington Co, MD

Execs/ children
Witnesses:  Samuel M. BIRELY, James K. WATERS, Morris A. BIRELY
[Will JKW-2, 237 or 257; written 15 May 1897; filed 17 Jan 1898]

The widow renounced the Will and elected to take her legal 1/3.

LAND - in Hauver's District: 
A - "Falling Timber", 26.75 acres; adjoined lands of Catoctin Iron 
Company and Peter HAUVER.
Land is smooth and well set in young timber, well adapted for peach 
culture.
To Ignatius BROWN from Mary OTT and Albert RITCHIE at $75 
in Aug 1839 [HS-9, 328].

B - Archibald McAFEE's part of "Three Mill Seats", 67 1/8 acres;  
adjoined lands of J. Wesley CREAGER and David BUHRMAN.  
Timberland of chestnut, oak and locust.
Previously to John GRINDER from Samuel STEM & w/ Sarah 
in Mar 1842 [ES-7, 57?]; 
and then to Susan OTT from William MILLER, exec/of John GRINDER; 
then by Susan OTT's Will (GME-2, 772) to William MILLER.
To Ignatius BROWN from John W. MILLER (trustee in Equity #2389) 
at $200 in Mar 1856 [BGF-1, 643].

C - The 'Wolfe Farm', 40 acres, on Foxville to Deerfield road; 
Includes: 
- "Fox Range", 15 acres & also 92 square perches; and
- "Snyder Garden", 25 acres (parts were from Susan BERKLITE 
   in May 1881 and from Catharine FLAUTT in Dec 1867 in AF-_, 239).
(To Hiram A. WOLF from Daniel BERKLITE & wife in Mar 1885)
Improved with a nearly new frame house, log barn, apple and peach 
orchards, and spring of mountain water near the house; 15 acres 
in timber.
To Ignatius BROWN from Hiram A. WOLF & w/ Mary A. at $1,000 
in Apr 1897 [JLJ-16, 204].

D-1 - "Fox Range", 80 acres; adjoined lands of William B. BROWN, 
   Joseph FIROR and Joseph SCHULTZ; 
D-2 - "Fox Range", 48 acres; adjoined lands of William B. BROWN and 
   John KRISE; timbered with chestnut, white oak and poplar.
D-3 - "Fox Range", 10 acres; adjoined lands of Levi BROWN and George 
   HARBAUGH.
To Ignatius BROWN from Edward S. EICHELBERGER, trustee, 
(Equity #4573 in Aug 1880, mortgage of John M. SMITH) in Aug 1880
[AF-2, 246].

E - Contigious tracts: 
E-1 - "Timmon's Vineyard", "Biggs Lot", "Worth Something" and "Round 
   Meadow", 68 acres.
E-2 - "Resurvey on Round Meadow" and "Stone Enough", 14.75 acres.
E-3 - "Biggs Lot", 6+ acres.
E-4 - "Fox Range", 14+ acres; (to Daniel BERKLITE from Daniel BROWN 
   & w/ Sarah Ann in Dec 1876).
To Ignatius BROWN from Clayton O. KEEDY, trustee, (Equity #5570 
in May 1891, mortgage of Daniel BERKLITE) in May 1890 [WIP-13, 387].

SALE was held 29 Jul 1898 at the Banking House of Birely & Osler 
in Thurmont; high bidders were: 

- J. Wesley CREAGER for (A) 26.75 acres at $42.80 (Plat on page 494)

- Addison WOLF and James O. HARNE for (C) 40.7 acres at $620.67 
   (Plat on page 493) 

- Joseph B. BROWN for (D-2 ?) 48.25 acres at $588.65; then adjoined 
   lands of David BUHRMAN and Joseph B. BROWN.  (Plat on page 495)

- Charles H. BROWN for 14.75 acres and 80 acres at $762.73 
   (E-4 ?) & (D-1 ?)  Adjoined lands of Joseph B. BROWN, D. BUHRMAN, 
   Henry BURHMAN, and John P. FOX.  Timbered with chestnut, oak, 
   poplar and locust.  Divided into 8 lots, but was sold altogether. 
   Lot #5 was improved with a 1 1/2-story log house, frame stable, 
   fruit trees and a spring.  (Plat on pages 496-497)

- Alice M. HARBAUGH for (B) 67 1/8 acres at $486.65 (Plat on page 492)

Total Sales, $2,501.50.  (Plats on pages 492-497)

Submitted to Auditor on 2 Sep 1898.



DHH-1, 498-511 - SHEETENHELM, NELSON, BURRALL, EADER, KOLB, LEASE, 
       MILLER - #FR - McKaig

George W. SHEETENHELM, et al  vs  Grant V. SHEETENHELM, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6709 - Mar 1897

John C. SHEETENHELM  d/ 9 Mar 1897, intestate (no children)
widow - Emma V. (age 34)

sis/ Margaret, dec'd w/o Lewis A. KOLB
.......Walter Q. KOLB
.......Reuben S. KOLB
.......Clayton R. KOLB & w/ Ida M.

sis/ Mary, dec'd w/o Robert LEASE
.......Elma (Lease) w/o Harvey MILLER
.......Elizabeth "Lizzie" LEASE
.......Harvey R. LEASE
.......Effie LEASE
.......George C. LEASE
.......Reuben S. LEASE
.......William R. LEASE
.......Mildred LEASE, a minor
.......Blanche LEASE, a minor

bro/ George W. SHEETENHELM & w/ Deborah C.
sis/ Sidney Ann  w/o Henry NELSON
sis/ Delilah  w/o Jesse M. BURRALL
bro/ Zacheus E. SHEETENHELM & w/ Ella O.
sis/ Ida N.  w/o Charles M. EADER

LAND - 5.25 acres in Mount Pleasant District, at junction of New 
Market to New London roads. 
Improved with a weatherboarded store and house combined, a stable, 
ice house, fruit trees and water in the yard.
- Contained in this land was 2 roods & 10 perches of south side. 
Improved with a new 2-story frame house, hen house, etc, and a new 
cistern with good fencing.
To John C. SHEETENHELM from Lewis A. KOLB & w/ Margaret, George 
W. SHEETENHELM & w/ Deborah, Henry NELSON & w/ Sidney Ann, Jesse 
BURRALL & w/ Delilah, Zacheus E. SHEETENHELM, Charles M. EADER 
& w/ Ida M. and Robert LEASE & w/ Mary at $1,550.50 in Feb 1884 
[AF-9, 203 or 293].  (Previously land of Reuben SHEETENHELM)

- 3+ acres in Mount Pleasant District, on Middle Road from Frederick 
to New London, 1/2 mile west of other tract; adjoined land of John FOX. 
Improved with a weatherboarded log house, stable, etc, fruit trees and 
well in the yard; had slate soil and post and rail fencing.
To John C. SHEETENHELM from John C. MOTTER, assignee of Jeremiah 
ALBAUGH, mortgagee of Thomas MINOR & w/ Sarah (Equity #5495) 
in Jan 1889 [JLJ-1, 91].
Previously to Sarah MINOR from George S. FOX & wife [CM-9, 586].

Guardian was Joseph W. GAVER. 

Trustee was John C. MOTTER. 
SALE was held 16 Sep 1897 on the store premises at McKaig PO; 
high bidders were: 
- Charles J. ANGLEBERGER for 4+ acres at $1,630
- George W. SHEETENHELM for 2 roods & ten perches at $300
- Charles L. BROWN for 3+ acres at $301

Submitted to auditor on 6 Nov 1897.

NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses
- SHEETENHELM, George W., 23, farmer to BRENGLE, Deborah C., 22 
   on Mar 16, 1871 by George Diehl in FC; Ref 444
- SHEETENHELM, John C., 31, farmer to SNOOK, Amanda L., 25	
   on Dec 19, 1876 by George Diehl in Frederick; Ref 464
- SHEETENHELM, Zackius E., 30, merchant to STARR, Ella O., 21 
   on Oct 14, 1885 by George Diehl in Frederick; Ref 490
- SHEETENHELM, Delilah, 26 to BURRALL, Jesse M., 27, farmer
   on Mar 25, 1880 by George Diehl in Frederick; Ref 48
- SHEETENHELM, Maggie, 23.5 to KOLB, Lewis A., 22, farmer
   on Dec 13, 1866 by George Diehl in Frederick; Ref 280
- SHEETENHELM, Sydney Ann, 15.4 to HALL, Benjamin F., 21, farmer 
   on Dec 28, 1865 by Henry Nice at M. P. Church in FC; Ref 202
- EADER, Charles M., 25	farmer to MAYNARD, Ida N., 24 (wid) 
   on Dec 19, 1883 by George Diehl in Frederick; Ref 136



DHH-1, 511-518 - GEHR, LANSINGER - #FR - Emmitsburg

Hamilton LINDSAY, assignee of Edward S. HARGETT, mortgagee 
of Cora GEHR and daughter, Nellie GEHR
- Foreclosure - Equity #6683 - Jan 1897

LAND - Western half of Lot #119 on south side of Main St in Emmitsburg; 
adjoined lots of John F. HAPP on the east and Dennis McCARREN on the 
west.
Improved with a 2-story brick house with cellar and mountain water piped 
into the house.
To Cora GEHR and Nellie GEHR from Bridget HANN in Oct 1887 [WIP-9, 722].

Mortgaged at $400; Cora and Nellie then listed as living in Washington 
Co, MD.

SALE was held 30 Jan 1897 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- William T. LANSINGER at $615

Submitted to auditor on 1 Mar 1897.



DHH-1, 519-523 - DAY - #FR - Ridgeville

Rufus K. DAY, assignee of Titus J. DAY, mortgagee 
of Henry P. DAY & w/ Fannie
- Foreclosure - Equity #6732 - Apr 1897

LAND - lies partly in Frederick, Montgomery and Howard Counties:
- "Hobb's Purchase" and "Warfield and Snowden", 25.75 acres, one 
mile from Ridgeville, on road from there to Browningsville; adjoined 
lands of George E. DAY and William A. WALKER. 
Improved with a house, fruit trees and had good fencing.
To Henry P. DAY from George E. DAY in Feb 1893 [JLJ-3, 489].

Mortgaged at $800.

SALE was held 10 Apr 1897 at the Mansion House on the premises; 
high bidder was:
- Lorenzo T. DAY at $1,435

Submitted to auditor on 15 May 1897.



DHH-1, 524-547 - CULLER, HORINE, KEFAUVER, PHLEEGER, HOFFMAN - #FR - Feagaville

Sarah E. HORINE, creditor  vs  John H. CULLER & Others
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6676 - Jan 1897

Daniel Milton CULLER  d/ Dec 1896, intestate
widow - Catharine R. (age 42)

d/ Bernie M. CULLER (age 19)
s/ Maurice E. CULLER (age 16)
d/ Millie V. CULLER (age 13)
d/ Ruth O. CULLER (age 8)
s/ Edgar P. CULLER (age 6)

Admins/ John H. CULLER and Carlton B. HORINE

LAND - "Mulheim", 165 acres, in Feagaville, on road from 
ZIMMERMAN's Mill to Frederick to Harpers Ferry Ridge Road, 
now known as Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike.
To D. Milton CULLER from his parents, Daniel CULLER & w/ Anna 
Maria at $6,600 in 15 Dec 1883 [AF-7, 601].
Previously to Daniel CULLER from George William SMITH and 
William Clayton CULLER, trustees, in Apr 1875 [TG-3, 204].

-  "Mulheim", 1+ acre, known as 'Red Spring Mills', one mile 
from Feagaville, on Feagaville to Buckeystown road.
To Daniel M. CULLER from Charles E. FEAGA & w/ Lizzie A. at $5  
in Apr 1888 [WIP-6, 212].
Previously to Charles E. FEAGA and Daniel M. CULLER from Elias 
ZIMMERMAN & wife in Apr 1886 [WIP-1, 230].

Mortgaged 154 acres to Annie C. KEFAUVER at $1,300
(in Jan 1897, she was Anna C., w/o M. Franklin HOLTER)
 and 
to Stella V. KEFAUVER at $1,300 and 
to Clarence D. KEFAUVER at $1,300; 
Exception was 20 acres on SW edge, lying between Ballenger 
Creek and road to the Mill, formerly owned by Elias ZIMMERMAN.

Guardian was Roscoe C. WHITE. 
Testimony was heard 27 May 1897 from: 
- Carlton R. HORINE, age 48, farmer in Jefferson.
- Catharine R. CULLER, widow

Trustee was Reno S. HARP.  (Plat on pages 544-547)
SALE was held 9 Sep 1897 on the premises in Feagaville; 
high bidders were: 

-  John E. PHLEEGER for 126 acres at $7,242.42
   Neighbors then were Samuel S. HARGETT, John HARGETT 
   and Henry CULLER.
   Improved with a 10-room, 2-story frame house, bank barn, wagon 
   shed, three corn cribs, carriage house, orchard, well near the 
   door and a cistern at the barn.
   Tenant then was John E. PHLEEGER.

- Catharine R. CULLER for 39 acres at $2,766.75
   Improved with a new, 8-room, 2-story frame house, large stable with 
   wagon shed and corn crib attached, an orchard and well near the door.

- Charles R. HOFFMAN for 64 sq perches at $110
   Improved with a frame tenant house in Feagaville on Frederick to 
   Jefferson Turnpike.

- Catharine R. CULLER for the one acre at $11

Total Sales, $10,130.17.

Submitted to auditor on 18 Dec 1897.



DHH-1, 548-556 - HAMMOND, SIMMONS - #FR #CC - Bruceville

Eliza M. SIMMONS, mortgagee  vs  Milton HAMMOND & w/ Elizabeth H.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6985 - Nov 1898

LAND - Partly in Frederick and Carroll Counties (contains M&B); 
'Hammond's Mill' property on Little Pipe Creek, on York to Frederick 
road, 1/2 mile from Bruceville Station of the Western Maryland Railroad. 
- 5+ acres, by Mill Lot at old stone quarry, Little Pipe Creek, Johnsville 
   Road, and Frederick and York Road Bridge.
- Mill Race tract, 50 square perches 
Included mill seat, mill dam and mill race. 
Improved with a large stone grist mill, recently partially destroyed 
by fire; a 7-room frame house, stable and other out buildings.
To Milton HAMMOND from George H. SARGENT (not then recorded).

Mortgaged at $3,000 to Eliza M. SIMMONS by Milton HAMMOND 
& w/ Elizabeth H. of Baltimore City, MD in Sep 1896 [JLJ-13, 733].

Milton HAMMOND is now deceased. 

SALE was held 15 Nov 1898 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Eliza M. SIMONS at $800 
   (name spelled both SIMONS and SIMMONS throughout record)

Submitted to auditor on 25 Nov 1898.



DHH-1, 556-584 - BOOGHER, BRENGLE, CARLETON, HAYS, WICKARD, GEPHART - #FR - Mount Pleasant

Jesse L. BOOGHER, et al  vs  Baalis C. BOOGHER, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #5501 - Jan 1889

Nicholas BOOGHER  d/ Jun 1886, testate, leaving 12 children

s/ Jesse L. BOOGHER & w/ Sarah J. - St Louis, MO
s/ John P. BOOGHER & w/ Eliza B. - St Louis, MO
s/ Simon L. BOOGHER & w/ Sophia E. - St Louis, MO 
s/ Baalis C. BOOGHER & w/ Isabella 
d/ Sarah E.  w/o Jacob BRENGLE - Allegany Co, MD 
d/ Mary E. CARLETON, widow - Allegany Co, MD
d/ Eliza Ann BOOGHER 
s/ Nicholas E. BOOGHER & w/ Mary - Lexington, VA
d/ Susan R. HAYS, widow - St Louis, MO
s/ William F. BOOGHER & w/ Alice - Washington, DC
s/ Davis R. BOOGHER, widower - St Louis, MO, now New York
d/ Louisa A., dec'd w/o Levi WICKARD - Allegany Co, MD
.....Charles H. WICKARD & w/ Mary E. - St Louis, MO
.....Nellie Schley WICKARD - St Louis, MO
.....Cora (Wickard) w/o Templeton D. GEPHART - Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD
.....Susan R. WICKARD, a minor - Allegany Co, MD
.....Louisa B. WICKARD, a minor - Cumberland, Allegany Co, MD

He to be buried in Mount Olivet Cemtery beside his wife.

Execs/ Jacob BRENGLE and Jesse BOOGHER
Witnesses:  Theodore A. STEPHENS, John B. STEPHENS
[Will JPP-2, 253; written 30 May 1878; filed 23 Aug 1886

Admin/ Baalis C. BOOGHER; the two minors, now of age.

LAND - "The Plough", "Addison's Choice" and "Dulany's Lot", 10 acres, 
on west end of Mount Pleasant, on south side of Frederick to Liberty 
Road; adjoined lands of Dr. Fairfax SCHLEY and Jerome BREIGHTNER.
Improved with a 2-story house and other out buildings.
Then occupied by Baalis C. BOOGHER. 
To Nicholas BOOGHER from Nicholas BRENGLE & w/ Mary at $1,000 
in Jan 1843 [HS-17, 215].

- "Discovery Resurveyed", 3 acre wood lot in Mount Pleasant; 
adjoined lands of Charles CRAMER and David CRUM.
To Nicholas BOOGHER from Henry STAUFFER & w/ Matilda at $100 
in Oct 1845 [JWLC-4, 644].

Guardian was Joseph W. Gaver.
Testimony was heard 30 Sep 1898 from:
- Baalis C. BOOGHER, age 73, Mount Pleasant

Those who conveyed their share to Jesse L. BOOGHER were siblings, 
William F. BOOGHER; and by Quit Claim:  Cora GEPHART, Louisa 
WICKARD, Simon L. BOOGHER and John P. BOOGHER's estate by 
his trustees, Eliza S. BOOGHER, Joseph B. SILVER and Murry E. 
CARLETON.

Other names of those, who signed agreement approving the debts owed 
to the three sons, Jesse, John and Simon, were:  Justice R. WICKARD, 
E.N. BOOGHER and Margaret A. BOOGHER.

Trustee was Milton G. URNER; auctioneer was Capt. Walter SAUNDERS. 
SALE was held 12 Nov 1898 in front of the Court House; 
high bidder was:
- Jesse L. BOOGHER for the 10 acres at $600; per B.L. BOOGHER
- Jesse L. BOOGHER for the wood lot at $30; per B.L. BOOGHER

Submitted to auditor on 9 Dec 1898.



DHH-1, 584-591 - MAGRAW, ANNAN - #FR - Emmitsburg

J. Stewart ANNAN, assignee of Isaac S. ANNAN and James C. 
ANNAN, mortgagees of Susan V. MAGRAW & h/ Francis C. MAGRAW
- Foreclosure - Equity #6972 - Dec 1898

Isaac S. ANNAN and James C. ANNAN were partners, trading as 
I.S. ANNAN & Brother, and were the mortgagees for a $225 mortgage; 
James C. ANNAN having died prior to 3 May 1897 when the assignment 
was recorded.

LAND - 2+ acres, 1 1/2 miles south of Emmitsburg and east of the 
Emmitsburg Rail Road, near 'Dry Bridge'.
Improved with a 2-story weatherboarded house, smoke house, hog pen, 
wood shed, fruit trees and a well near the house.
To Susan V. MAGRAW from William MOTTER & wife in Jan 1887 [WIP-1, 750].

SALE was held 10 Dec 1898 at the Emmitt House in Emmitsburg; 
high bidder was: 
- J. Stewart ANNAN at $250

Trustee to transfer the deed was Eugene L. ROWE.

Submitted to auditor on 9 Jan 1899.



DHH-1, 591-603 - HORMAN, SIBLEY, MARSDEN, STRAUSE, FOWLER, RICHARDS, KLINE, 
       THOMPSON, MAIN - #FR - Urbana

Elisha E. MULLINIX and John I. JAMISON 
vs  William F. SIBLEY & Others
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6729 - Apr 1897

Ann HORMAN  d/ 4 Mar 1897, testate *

s/ William F. SIBLEY (life estate in House & Lot)

After William's death, House & Lot to be sold, monies to: 
- Arthur MARSDEN (or MUSDEN) - $300
- August HORMAN - Prince George's County - $200
- Lizetta/Luzetta STRAUSE  w/o A.C. STRAUSE - Washington, DC - $200

- Christian Church graveyard at Hyattstown - Balance of proceeds.
   Iron railing to be placed around the graves of Ann and her sister, 
   Susan FOWLER and mother Charlotte RICHARDS; and husband, 
   Thomas SIBLEY with tombstones to mark his grave.

Exec/ Levi ZEIGLER of Hyattstown (he died shortly before Ann HORMAN)
Witnesses:  James WORTHINGTON, Charles STRUBE, Thomas A. SMITH
[Will JKW-2, 183; written 22 Feb 1890; filed 6 Apr 1897]

LAND - two miles SE of Urbana.
- "Resurvey on Daniel's Small Tract", 4+ acres, on road from Mersicop's 
Shop to New Market.  Improved with a house.
To Ann SIBLEY, w/o Thomas SIBLEY from Jacob BAILY & w/ Mary 
at $275 in Nov 1847 [WBT-5, 465].

- "Daniel's Small Tract", 5 acres of Lot #3 (but now 3 acres), on south 
side of road adjoining village of Centreville.
To Mrs. Ann HORMAN from William J. KINDLEY & w/ Mary E. at $250 
in Nov 1880 [WIP-9, 509].
SOLD to: 
- Thomas CLINE for 1 acre of "Daniel's Small Tract" at $50 in Sep 1892; 
   on east side of road from Urbana to Monrovia; adjoined land of Alfred 
   THOMPSON [JLJ-3, 154]. 
- Lloyd THOMPSON for 1 acre of "Daniel's Small Tract" at $50 in Mar 1894; 
   on east side of road from Urbana to Monrovia; adjoined land of Thomas 
   CHASE, John P. ROLLINS and Jesse HARRIS [JLJ-5, 732]. 

Trustee was Glenn H. WORTHINGTON. 
SALE was held 5 Jun 1897 on the premises; high bidders were: 
- Lloyd THOMPSON for the 3 acres at $110
- Charles E. MAIN for House & 4 acres at $450

Submitted to auditor on 2 Jul 1897.

* NOTE - Frederick Co, MD - Marriage Licenses
- Ann SIBLEY to Augustus Charles HORMANN - 1 Aug, 1863



DHH-1, 603-630 - BAKER, HARRIS, MAXWELL - #FR - Baker's Valley - #CC #BC #MC #WC #NJ

Cyrus F. FLOOK, assignee of David A. BAKER  
vs  Octavius O. BAKER, et al    
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6510 - Feb 1896

Edward BAKER  died Jun 1895 in Frederick County, testate
widow - Harriet A. (life estate) 

s/ Octavius O. BAKER & w/ Jennie - Carroll County
s/ George F. BAKER & w/ Ella K. - Baltimore County
s/ Charles D. BAKER (Dr.) - Washington County
d/ Clementine A.  w/o Chancey HARRIS - New Jersey
d/ Laura S. BAKER - Frederick County
d/ Essie B.  w/o Wesley A. MAXWELL - Montgomery County

Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick City. 

Execs/ Octavius O. BAKER and George F. BAKER
Witnesses:  C. Harry ANDERS, David A. BAKER, T.S. ALBAUGH
[Will JKW-1, 360; written 3 Jan 1894; filed 1 Jul 1895]

The widow, Harriet A. BAKER, renounced the terms of the Will 
and claimed her legal thirds.  
She signed it in Clinton Co, Indiana on 9 Jan 1896.

LAND - Farm of 170 acres in Baker's Valley, on Baker Valley Road 
from Urbana to Buckeystown, 1 1/2 miles SW of Monocacy Junction 
and 2 1/2 miles NE of Buckeystown.
Included:
- "Wet Work Resurveyed", 150 acres, along Monocacy River.
Improved with a large 2-story brick house with attic, a large bank 
barn, wagon shed with corn crib attached, hog pen, machine shed, 
carriage house, fruit orchard, a well at the house and cistern at 
the barn.
To Edward BAKER from Daniel BAKER of F. & w/ Mary Ann for partition 
of land for 150 acres in Jan 1849 [WBT-8, 604].
Previously to Daniel BAKER of F. and Edward BAKER for 380 acres 
from Griffin TAYLOR & wife in Sep 1841 [HS-14, 401-403].

- "Wet Work Resurveyed" and "Altogether", 19 acres, on road from 
Georgetown road to Buckeystown and Urbana road.
To Edward BAKER from Daniel BAKER of F. & w/ Mary Ann at $495 
in Jun 1849 [WBT-10, 264 or 246].

- House & 1-acre Lot on Main St in Walkersville, on street from 
the turnpike to the railroad.  (home)  Adjoined lots of J.H. STAUFFER 
and David A. BAKER and William BAKER.
Improved with a 2-story weatherboarded house, stable, carriage house, 
fruit trees and well near the house.
To Edward BAKER from William H. CROMWELL & w/ Ann E. at $2,000 
in Apr 1887 [WIP-4, 153].

Trustees were Reno S. HARP and Charles P. LEVY.
SALE was held 29 Oct 1896 at the Court House door; 
high bidders were: 
- Dr. C.D. BAKER for the farm at $4,249.89 
- David A. BAKER for the House & Lot at $1,290
Total Sales, $5,539.89 (subject to widow's dower).

Submitted to auditor on 8 Dec 1896.



DHH-1, 630-640 - GETZENDANNER, COBLENTZ, RUDY - #FR - Middletown

Emory L. COBLENTZ, trustee 
of Dr. John W. GETZENDANNER & w/ Melissa
- Sale on Deed of Trust - Equity #6955 - Nov 1898

LAND - House & Lot on south side of Main St in Middletown; 
adjoined lots of George W. REMSBURG and Mrs. Ann C. SCHINDLER.
Improved with an elegant 11-room, 2-story brick and frame house, 
stable, fruit trees and water.
To John W. GETZENDANNER from Lloyd H. HYATT, exec/of Jacob WISE,  
and Ann E. HAGAN in Apr 1885 [AF-11, 45].
- Adjoining parcel and small drug store by alley.
To John W. GETZENDANNER from Joshua H. MAIN & w/ Mary E. 
in Apr 1885 [AF-11, 45].

Mortgaged by John W. GETZENDANNER & w/ Melissa at $1,000 
to William E. SMITH.

SALE was held 5 Nov 1898 in front of the Valley Register Office 
in Middletown; high bidder was: 
- Kate C. RUDY at $1,400

Stock was sold to E.A. TOMS at $200. Remaining personal property 
was sold at $77.50.
Total Sales, $1,677.50.

Submitted to auditor on 6 Dec 1898.



DHH-1, 640-645 - TABLER, STAMBAUGH, SMITH - #FR - Creagerstown

Franklin B. SMITH, assignee of Charles V.S. LEVY, mortgagees 
of John L. TABLER
- Foreclosure - Equity #6956 - Nov 1898

LAND - 8 acres, on SE side of road from Eicholtz's Mill to Catoctin 
Furnace, about 3/4 mile from the mill, in Creagerstown District; 
adjoined lands of Mrs. Ellen RAMSBURG and Anderson EICHOLTZ.
Improved with a log house with stone basement, stable, orchard and 
spring near the house.
Then in occupancy of Samuel STAMBAUGH Sr.
To John L. TABLER from Frank L. STONER, assignee of mortgage, 
in Apr 1894 [JLJ-5, 737].
Inherited by Susannah C. DUBEL, only heir of Catharine CLEM.
Previously to Catharine CLEM from John WELLER (of Daniel) and 
Deborah WELLER [BGF-5, 677].

Mortgaged at $225. 

Sale was advertised in "The Guide", a Frederick County newspaper.

SALE was held 12 Nov 1898 at the Court House door; high bidder was: 
- Franklin Buchanan SMITH at $300

Trustee to convey the deed was Hammond URNER.

Submitted to auditor on 12 Dec 1898.



DHH-1, 645-651 - BOWIE, HILL, SHEFFIELD - #FR - Frederick City - #MC

J. Augustine MASON, atty for National Building & Loan Assoc. 
of Washington County, mortgagee of John William BOWIE & w/ Harriet A.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6969 - Dec 1898

LAND - Lot on NW corner of Klineharts Alley & West Fifth St in 
Frederick City.  Improved with a 2 1/2-story house.
To John William BOWIE from John C. MOTTER, assignee of mortgagee, 
(Equity #6113), in Jun 1893 [JLJ-5, 111].  
Previously to John GROSS from Henry LORENTZ & wife in Oct 1865 
[JWLC-3, 217].

- 47.75 acres in Frederick County
To John William BOWIE from Christopher SAUERWINE in Feb 1882 
[AF-4, 582].

- Three tracts, 32 & 1/8 acres, in Montgomery County.
To Harriet A. HILL (now Harriet A. BOWIE as w/o John William BOWIE) 
from William M. HILL in May 1885 [MC - GBP-35, 3].

Mortgaged at $900.

SALE was held 5 Dec 1898 at the Court House door; high bidder was: 
- John J. SHEFFIELD for the House & Lot in Frederick City at $830

Submitted to auditor on 2 Jan 1899.



DHH-1, 651-690 - HAUVER, ROUTZAHN, PRYOR - #FR - Middletown

Charlotte C. HAUVER for minor children  vs  Mary E. HAUVER, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6899 - May 1898

William HAUVER  died before 19 Jun 1889, intestate
widow - Lydia (age 64) - Wolfsville 

s/ Thaddeus L. HAUVER  d/ about 1 May 1898, intestate
...w/ Charlotte "Lottie" C. (ROUTZAHN) (age 37)
.......Calvert C. HAUVER, a minor
.......Willie E. HAUVER, a minor
.......Edgar R. HAUVER, a minor
.......Mary E. HAUVER, a minor
.......Charles L. HAUVER, a minor
.......Ruth HAUVER, a minor
.......Emma HAUVER, a minor

d/ Ida T. (Hauver) w/o Wilson L. PRYOR - Foxville
d/ Joanna May HAUVER - Wolfsville
d/ Orpha V. (Hauver) w/o Ira E. PRYOR - Wolfsville
s/ Roy V. HAUVER

LAND - Lot on north side of Main St in Middletown, between the 
Lutheran parsonage on the east and lot of Mrs. Clara V. KEPLER 
on the west and opposite the Valley Savings Bank building.
Improved with an elegant, new 10-room, 2-story house with hall 
and store room and annex; supplied with a hot-air furnace, furnishing 
heat for every room, and water service on the first floor; also had 
two stables, fruit trees and a well. 
To Thaddeus L. HAUVER from Mary E. LORENTZ at $1,700 in Mar 1896 
[JLJ-11, 698]. 
Previously Estate of Jacob LORENTZ (Will GH-1, 500).
...Mortgages to Alonzo C. KEPLER for $2,000 and Elmer C. ROUTZAHN 
   for $500; the latter assigned to Maud V.G. ROUTZAHN.

- "Timber Plenty", 2 acres of Lot #22, mountain land, on east side 
of road from 'Patterson' to Mechanicstown, near Chestnut Church.
To Thaddeus L. HAUVER and Ephraim D. HAUVER (w/ Martha Ellen 
of Foxville) from Peter HAUVER at $70 in Aug 1899 [WIP-11, 340].
By Deed of Trust for heirs of Christian HAUVER 
(William HAUVER was also a trustee, but now deceased).

- 1/5 undivided share on "The Range About The Three Miserable Knobs", 
193 acres, mountain land, in northern part of Middletown Valley on 
east side of Spruce Run.
To William HAUVER from Benjamin SHUFF & w/Margaret at $175 in Apr 1876 
[TG-5, 681].
Previously to SHUFF from Daniel MAIN & wife in Jan 1875 by 'Quit Claim 
Deed" [TG-2, 426].
SOLD by descendants to: 
- Henry SHOW for 16 5/8 acres at $85 in Apr 1898 [DHH-1, 512 or 572].
- Jacob E. LEWIS for 24 7/8 acres at $125 in Apr 1898 [DHH-1, 513 or 573].
Now contains 152 acres. 

Guardian was Webster HITESHEW for Mary E., Charles L., Ruth and Emma.

Testimony was heard 13 Jul 1898 from: 
- James O. BUSSARD, age 48, resided in Middletown Valley; nephew 
   of Ephraim HAUVER.
- Ludwig ROUTZAHN, age 73, Frederick County; father of Charlotte 
   C. HAUVER.

Trustees were Emory L. COBLENTZ and Roy V. HAUVER. 

SALE was held 31 Aug 1898 at the home of Lydia HAUVER in Catoctin
District, one mile east of Wolfsville, near Grossnickel's Mill; 
high bidders were: 
- Ephraim D. HAUVER for 2 acres on "Timber Plenty" at $77;
   1 1/2 miles east of Foxville on east side of road from Patterson 
   to Thurmont.

Mountain land on "The Range....", (Shuff), adjoining the widow's home, 
excepting the lots already sold, was divided into 9 lots: 
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #1, 17 acres at $1.50/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #2, 12 acres at $3.90/acre
- Benjamin E. PRYOR for Lot #3, 13 acres at $4.05/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #4, 20 acres at $2.50/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #5, 19 acres at $2.50/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #6, 13 acres at $2.60/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #9, 16 acres at $2.20/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #10, 32 acres at $4.10/acre
- Lydia HAUVER for Lot #11, 1 acre at $.25

Total Sales, $510.27.   Plat on page 683-685

Submitted to auditor for 1st Accounting on 3 Oct 1898.

SALE was held 17 Dec 1898 in front of the 'Valley Register' office 
in Middletown; high bidder was: 
- Lydia HAUVER for the House & Lot in Middletown at $3,030

Submitted to auditor for 2nd Accounting on 18 Jan 1899.



DHH-1, 690-723- - McALEER, McSHERRY, ANGEL, LEGORE - #FR - Woodsboro

Mary A. McALEER by her h/ Hugh McALEER Jr of New York 
vs  Michael Frank McALEER
- Sale of Real Estate - Equity #6511 - Feb 1896

Hugh McALEER Sr., dec'd
w/ Harriet Louisa  d/ Jul 1894, intestate, leaving heirs

- Hugh McALEER & w/ Mary A. of Brooklyn, NY
- I. Stuart McALEER & w/ Minnie A. - Lock Haven, Clinton Co, PA
- Clara L.  w/o James McSHERRY - Frederick Co, MD
- Caroline G. McALEER of Albany NY
- Michael F. McALEER

LAND - "Monocacy Manor", 214.5 acres, in Woodsboro District; also 
right of way to road leading from Woodsborough and Frederick Turnpike.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has a station on the farm, known as McALEER's 
Station; adjoined KUNKLE farm (then owned by heirs of G. Joseph DOLL)
and land of Reberdy WINEBRENNER.
Improved with a large 2-story brick house, a 1 1/2-story tenant house, 
Switzer barn, corn house, wagon shed, hog pen, spring house with a stream.  
Also had four lime kilns for burning lime, a quarry of lime stone, lime 
shed; and switch connecting with the railroad running through the farm.
Also a 2-story weatherboarded house for occupancy of lime burner, all 
along the railroad near McAleer's Station.
Then tenanted by George ANGEL.
To Hugh McALEER from Willliam J. ROSS, trustee at $14,281 in Feb 1863
(Estate of William R. SANDERSON by William R. SANDERSON Jr  
  vs  Josiah JONES & w/ Mary E. and Others) [BGF-8, 292].
Also included was 
- "Chestnut Hill", 13 acres.  

- "Monocacy Manor", 2 acres, adjoined farm above.
To Hugh McALEER from John William CREAGER & w/ Mary Ann at $150 
in Apr 1864 [JWLC-1, 472].

Mortgaged at $9,000 to Richard H. MARSHALL, trustee, in Feb 1863.
Assigned to Ann P. MARSALL in Jun 1869; $4,000 was paid 
to her executors and balance assigned to Christian MYERS and Theodore 
C. ZIMMERMAN (Florence C.) who then assigned it to Mary A. McALEER.

To Michael McALEER from Hugh MALEER & w/ Harriet Louisa in Aug 1870 
[CM-6, 255].

To Hugh McALEER Jr from Michael McALEER of New York City, New York 
in Feb 1871 [AF-2, 707].

Also included
- 230 acres in Upper Turkey Foot Twp in Somerset Co, PA. 
[Patent H-48, 295]
To Hugh McALEER Jr of New York City, New York from Michael McALEER 
of Brooklyn, Kings Co, New York in Feb 1875 [AF-2, 757].

To Harriet Louisa McALEER from Hugh McALEER Jr and w/ Mary Ann 
of Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY in Apr 1881 [AF-3, 623-625].
Indebted to Hugh McALEER Jr at $5,625 in Jun 1893.

Upon the death of H. Louisa McALEER, deed for the Frederick County tracts 
was conveyed to Michael F. McALEER from Hugh McALEER & w/ Mary A. of 
Brooklyn, NY; I. Stuart McALEER & w/ Minnie A. of Lock Haven, Clinton 
Co, PA; James McSHERRY & w/ Clara L. of Frederick Co, MD; and Caroline 
G. McALEER of Albany, NY in exchange for Michael to pay the mortgage.

Trustees were William P. MAULSBY Jr., John S. NEWMAN and J. Roger McSHERRY.

SALE was held 5 Nov 1898 at the Court House door; high bidders were: 

- James W. LEGORE for 188 acres at $67.50/acre
   (28 acres were excluded to separate quarry from farm) 
   However, he resold it to Lulu K. CLEMSON

- Michael Frank McALEER for 28 acres at $5 for title

Total Sales, $12,760.39.

The 13 acres of "Chestnut Hill" was sold and conveyed by Michael McALEER 
some years ago. 

Submitted to special auditor on 3 Dec 1898.



DHH-1, 723-730 - NICODEMUS, NORWOOD, DUDDERAR - #FR - Liberty-Unionville

Charles A. NORWOOD, assignee of Samuel V. DOLL, assignee 
of Charles A. NORWOOD and Frank C. NORWOOD, execs/of R. Nelson NORWOOD, 
mortgagee of Martin L. NICODEMUS & w/ Lucinda
- Report of Sales - Equity #6968 - Dec 1898

LAND - 94.5 acres, two miles east of Libertytown and two miles NW 
of Unionville; adjoined lands of Howard LEASE, John WILSON, Charles 
A. NORWOOD and Frank C. NORWOOD.
Improved with a weatherboarded house, bank barn, wagon shed and 
fruit trees, with good fencing and well watered.
- 20 acres 
To Martin L. NICODEMUS from Thomas P. WILLIAMS in Oct 1853 
[ES-3, 633 & 624].

- 74.5 acres, contiguous to other tract.
To Martin L. NICODEMUS from Valentine NICODEMUS in Jan 1861 
[BGF-6, 402].

Mortgaged at $1,600.

Martin L. NICODEMUS is now deceased.

SALE was held 3 Dec 1898 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Albert R. DUDDERAR at $43.50/acre, $4,112.93

Submitted to auditor on 7 Jan 1899.



DHH-1, 730-735 - HEWITT, SHAFER - #FR - Lewistown

Gustavus W. SHAFER, mortgagee of Charles W. HEWITT & W/ Mary S.
- Foreclosure - Equity #6986 - Jan 1899

LAND - 10+ acres, 1.25 miles SW of Lewistown, on road from Bethel 
Church to Lewistown; adjoined land of Jackson MAY.
Improved with two houses and fruit trees with well at the door.
To Charles W. HEWITT from Gustavus W. SHAFER in Feb 1898 
[WIP-13, 25].

Mortgaged at $225.

SALE was held 14 Jan 1899 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Gustavus A. SHAFER at $264.50

Submitted to auditor on 14 Feb 1899.



DHH-1, 735-741 - EYSTER, GALT, SPANGLER - #FR - Emmitsburg

James C. GALT, mortgagee of Azariah EYSTER & w/ Salome
- Foreclosure - Equity #6942 - Oct 1898

LAND - Lot #28 on SE corner of the public square in Emmitsburg. 
Improved with a 4 1/2-story brick hotel with a 3 1/2-story brick addition 
attached; providing 43 rooms; bath, closets and hot and cold water in the 
building; porches from the second, third and fourth stories which front 
on the public square; also porches on the rear of the building.  An old 
and established hostlery for more than a century and one of the best known 
in Western Maryland.
To Azariah EYSTER from Louis MARKELL, Pres/ Fredericktown Savings 
[AF-9, 670].

Also
- Lot #46 in Emmitsburg on Frederick-Emmitsburg Turnpike, separated
from the hotel by an alley. 
Improved with a large frame building, the basement being used for stabling 
for up to 20 horses and a number of vehicles; 2nd floor used as a hall for 
public entertainment, shows and plays; has a stage and scenery; known 
as the Western Maryland Hotel Opera House.

Mortgaged at $4,000.

SALE was held 1 Oct 1898 on the premises; high bidder was: 
- Charles O. SPANGLER for Lot #28 & 46 at $4,000

Submitted to auditor on 21 Oct 1898.


   
DHH-1, 742-751 - NICODEMUS, HARN, ETZLER, LINDSAY, LEASE, PITTINGER, 
       BOYLE, DANNER - FR - Unionville - #MC

Bradley T. NICODEMUS  vs  Clinton C. NICODEMUS, et al
- Sale of Real Estate - #6945 - Oct 1898

Martin L. NICODEMUS  d/ Mar 1898 intestate, leaving
widow - Lucinda, now dec'd and 12 children

s/ Henry C.  NICODEMUS and w/ Alice (Allie)
d/ Barbara Ann  w/o Samuel E. HARN
d/ Clara C.  wid/of  William T. PITTINGER
d/ Alice L.  w/o Bradley T. NICODEMUS
d/ Olivia A.  w/o John H. ETZLER
s/ Clinton C.  NICODEMUS and w/ Sallie M.
d/ Augusta A.  w/o Nimrod W. ETZLER
s/ Albert C. NICODEMUS and w/ Beulah G.
d/ Fannie W.  w/o Edward F. LINDSAY - Montgomery Co, MD
d/ Pauline M.  w/o Howard M. LEASE
s/ William T. NICODEMUS 
s/ Martin L.  NICODEMUS Jr.

Adm/ Clinton C. NICODEMUS.

LAND - 94 acre farm under two deeds - To Martin L. NICODEMUS
- from Thomas P. WILLIAMS on Oct 22, 1853 [ES-3, 623]
- from Valentine NICODEMUS on Jan 21, 1861 [BGF-6, 402]

- 6 acres of wood land, 2.5 miles from Unionville, on road 
from Unionville to Mount Airy; adjoined land of Thomas RUNKLES, 
H.A. PEDDICORD and Philip KEEFER.
To Martin L. NICODEMUS from William P. MAULSBY Jr., Milton G. 
URNER and Milton CARTER, trustees, in Apr 1879 [TG-11, 682].

However, in 1889, he incurred two mortgages -
- to R. Nelson NORWOOD on Mar 18, 1889 for $1600 
   (later held by Charles A. NORWOOD)
- to Charles B. SAPPINGTON on Aug 11, 1889 for $1,800.
Also indebted to Bradley T. NICODEMUS.  

Trustees were Clinton C. NICODEMUS and Bradley T. NICODEMUS.

SOLD at auction in Oct 1898 to:
- Henry S. BOYLE for the farm at $52.30/acre; $4,544.97.

SALE was held 31 Dec 1898 at Clarence A. LINDSAY's Store 
in Unionville and advertised in the "Banner of Liberty"; 
high bidder for the wood lot was:
- Norman DANNER at $30 (for E.D. DANNER)

Submitted to auditor on 2 Mar 1899. 

NOTES - Frederick Co, MD Marriage Licenses
- NICODEMUS, Martin L. to Lucinda CARTER on Aug 15, 1854
- NICODEMUS, Bradley T., 21, miller to Alice L. NICODEMUS, 20
   on Mar 4, 1879 by J. James Largent at City Hotel, Frederick; Ref 354
- NICODEMUS, Henry C., 27, farmer to Alice V. WARNER, 20 
   on Oct 4, 1882 by Joseph L. Mills at City Hotel, Frederick; Ref 358
- NICODEMUS, Clara E., 22 to William J. PITTINGER, 27, huckster 
   on Oct 28, 1880 by J. J. Sargent in Unionville; Ref 394

Carroll Co, MD Marriage Licenses
- Beulah G. NICODEMUS, 32, widow to Jesse Lee CRAWMER, 32 single, 
   both of New Windsor, on Feb 19, 1908 by Benjamin F. Clarkson, 
   near Linwood