Wednesday, September 14, 1881

Marriages

- William N. FAUBLE to Miss Annie E. BETZENBERGER, both of this county on the 
6th at the Lutheran Parsonage in Lewistown by Rev. S. A. HEDGES.

- James T. WHITE and Miss Amanda H. HAUPT, both of Middletown, on the 13th in 
Middletown by Rev. L. A. MANN.

- John HUFFER and Miss Lavinia C. SHANK, both of Broad Run in Middletown 
Valley on the 6th by Rev. J. Spangler KIEFFER.

- Martin L. WINTERS of Carroll County to Miss Laura V. DEVILBISS of this 
county on the 15th of September 1881 in Westminster by Rev. J. T. MURRAY, 
D.D.

- T. J. MILLER of Sharpsburg, Md, to Miss Jane KING of Jefferson, this 
county, on the 8th by Rev. J. C. BOWMAN.

- Ezra L. CRAMER to Miss Ada M. CRAMER, both of this county, on September 17, 
1881 at United Brethren Parsonage in Georgetown by Rev. J. D. FREED.

- George H. PARKER to Miss Rosa V. WASTLER, both of this county, on September 
15, 1881 at United Brethren Parsonage in Georgetown by Rev. J. D. FREED.

- Elder R. H. MILLER of Ashland city, Ashland county, Ohio to Miss Emma 
NORRIS of this county on the 15th at the residence of the bride's mother, 
near Ladiesburg in this county, by Elder D. P. SAYLER.

- Benjamin CUTSAIL to Miss Mary E. BURK, both of this county, on the 15th in 
this city by Rev. C. W. STINESPRING.

- Henry NELSON to Mrs HALL, both of Linganore in this county, on the 13th in 
this city by Rev. Dr. LEECH.

- Davis CARTER of Fauquier county, VA to Miss Lillie FORD of this county on 
the 12th in this city by Rev. Dr. DIEHL.


Deaths

- Benjamin W. DUVALL on the 2nd at his residence near Urbana in this county; 
aged 54 years.

- Susan L. GREEN on the 13th at Highland in this county; aged 14 years, 10 
months and 6 days.

- Bertha Augusta, infant daughter of Augustus W. and Elmira NEIDHARDT on the 
2nd in New York; aged 10 months and 7 days.

- Mrs. Adaline A. MARTIN at Hope, Arkansas, on August 23rd, 1881, of 
inflammatory rheumatism in the 50th year of her age.  Was buried at Little 
Rock, Arkansas beside her first husband, Martin A. HAGER, both formerly of 
this city. 

- William A., s/o Andrew and Mary RENNER on the 13th in this city after a 
brief illness of dephtheria; aged 5 years, 5 months and 23 days.

- Charles N., oldest ch/of C. Nimrod SHIPLEY on Sunday, the 18th, in this 
city in the 5th year of his age.

- Philip Henry NUSSBAUM on September 14, 1881 in this city; aged 51 years, 
2 months and 17 days

- Barbara Alice ZIMMERMAN departed this life on Sep 11, 1881 in this city; 
aged 36 years, 4 months and 17 days.

- David BIRELY on the 13th near Haugh's church in this county very suddenly 
of heart disease in the 68th year of his age.

- John H. HAMILTON fell asleep in Jesus on the 9th of September 1881 near 
Bartonsville in this county; aged 60 years, 10 months and 20 days.

- Isaac HOWARD on the 2nd, suddenly, at his residence near Lewistown; aged 72 
years.


Equity #4330 - SMITH

David O. SMITH and wife Georgiana F. SMITH and others
vs Clara C. SMITH, Granville M. SMITH and Franklin E. SMITH

Ordered this 23rd day of August 1881 that on the 24th of September next, the 
Court will proceed to act upon the Report of Sales this day filed by Joseph 
G. MILLER and Mary A. SMITH, Trustee, in the above case, unless cause to the 
contrary be shown before said day; The Report states the amount of sales at 
$17,000. - Adolphus FEARHADE, Jr, Clerk


Equity #4721 - BISER, SHAFER, etc

Henry H. BISER and Peter SHAFER, Sr, Administrators of Elizabeth BISER, 
dec'd, and others vs Daniel G. BISER, Mahlon K. BISER and others

The object of this suit is to procure a decree to distribute monies 
previously distributed to Daniel G. BISER and Mahlon K. BISER, brothers and 
next of kin of Elizabeth BISER, which the complainants, as Administrators, 
had retained to pay cetain debts due by them to the estate.

   The bill states that Elizabeth BISER died in the month of December 1879 
and letters of administration were granted to Daniel G. and Mahlon K. BISER 
by the Orphans court of Frederick county and certain notes or securities of 
them are as follows:

  1.  Daniel G. BISER, sealed note dated April 1, 1864 at 6 months, $500
  2.  Daniel G. BISER, sealed note dated June 1, 1866 at 6 months, $500
  3.  Daniel G. BISER, sealed note dated February 15, 1867 at 6 months, $100
  4.  Mahlon K. BISER, sealed note dated November 7, 1856 at 6 months, $670
                       All notes with interest from date.

That the said Administrators proceeded with the settlement of said estate on 
the 4th of January 1881 and after paying all expenses, distribution of the 
residue among the next of kin, that the among thus distributed to said Daniel 
G. BISER and Mahlon K. BISER, was the sum of $903.31 each.

That the notes aforesaid not being paid and said Administrators not being 
able by law to enforce payment of the same, the said Daniel G. BISER being 
insolvent and unable to pay and the said Maholon K. BISER being a non-resident 
and also insolvent and unable to pay, and being advised that they as 
Administrators of said Estate had a right to retain said portions, in 
payment of the respective indebtedness of said distributees, did under the 
orders of the Orphans' court of Frederick County, retain said sums of money 
that said Elizabeth BISER, the decedent, died as aforesaid, leaving the 
following named brothers and sisters and children of a deceased sister, her 
next of kin, who after the payment of the expenses of said Estate and all 
debts, are entitled to have the residue of said Estate distributed among them:

     bro/ Henry H. BISER, lives in Frederick County
     bro/ Daniel G. BISER, lives in Frederick County
     bro/ Mahlon K. BISER, nonresident of Maryland
     sis/ Matilda  w/o Peter SHAFER, who died since Elizabeth, leaving only her 
          husband who under the laws of Maryland is entitled to her share and 
          resides in Frederick County
     sis/ Maria KEAFAUVER, lives in Frederick County
     sis/ Anna HERSHPERGER, deceased sister - her children -
          .......... Fannie  w/o William STALEY, resides in California
          .......... Tilghman B. HERSHPERGER, resides in Colorado
          .......... Daniel B. HERSHPERGER, resides in Colorado
          .......... Annie M. HERSHPERGER, resides in Frederick County
          .......... Elizabeth HERSHPERGER, resides in Frederick County

The said Daniel G. and Mahlon K. BISER are largely indebted to said estate by 
their sealed notes aforesaid, and that the amount of their respective 
indebtedness is largely in excess of their interest in the estate of said 
Elizabeth and that said Administrators are unable by legal means to enforce 
payment, that they are desirous of distributing the said sums of money in 
their hands among the parties entitled thereto - and that in making such 
distributution they desire to have the said distribution made under the order 
and decree of the said court, that they may be fully protected in so doing 
from any claim of the parties to these proceedings.  Ordered that notice of 
same be published in Newspaper to request said nonresidents to appear in 
court in person or by solicitor before the 3rd of January 1882 to answer 
petition. 
- Adolphus FEARHAKE, Jr., Clerk




Wednesday, September 21, 1881
Deaths
- Mrs. Ann ETZLER, w/o Dennis ETZLER of Liberty, died on the 12th, in her 67th  year.



Wednesday, April 26, 1882
Deaths
- Dennis ETZLER on the 16th in Liberty; age 69y.6m


Equity No. 4778 - WACHTER, STRAFFER

In the Circuit Court for Frederick county in Equity -
Joshua WACHTER and wife Ann Maria WACHTER and others 
     vs  John STRAFFER and wife Julia STRAFFER and others

The object of this suit is to procure a decree for the sale of certain Real 
Estate situate in Frederick county of which Daniel STRAFFER died, seized and 
possessed, and for distribution of the proceeds of sale among this heirs at 
law.

The bill states that a certain Daniel STRAFFER was in his lifetime seized and 
possessed of a certain piece or parcel of land; situate and being in 
Fredeirck county, being parts of several tracts of land called "Vulvershum", 
"Bull Frog", and "Clem's Chance", containing 21 acres, 2 roods and 7 perches 
of land, described in deed from John HARDY and wife to said Daniel STRAFFER.

That said Daniel STRAFFER on the 12th day of May 1881, made his last will and 
by it bequeathed pecuniary legacies to the various legatees therein named, 
but made no dispositon of the Real Estate, and as to said real estate, he died 
intestate, and that the said lands descended to his brothers and sisters and 
descendants of deceased sisters, he having died without leaving a widow and 
children, as follows:

1.  Ann Maria  w/o Joshua WACHTER
2.  John STRAFFER and wife Julia
3.  Jacob STRAFFER and wife Harriette
4.  Michael STRAFFER and wife Elizabeth
5.  Henrietta KLINE, dec'd; her children -
.......(1) Willie Ann S. KLINE
.......(2) Charles M. KLINE
.......(3) Clara M.  w/o James SHAFER
.......(4) Ester  w/o George WILES
.......(5) Daniel C. KLINE
6.  Susan STULL, dec'd; her children -
.......(1) Joanna M.  w/o Daniel CRAVER
.......(2) Willie Ann S.  w/o John CLEM
.......(3) Jeannette M. STULL
7.  Margaret CURFMAN, dec'd; her children -
.......(1) Sarah A. R.  w/o James LOYNS
.......(2) Charlotte M.  w/o Peter H. BUSSARD
.......(3) Mary R.  w/o William FRY
.......(4) Harriette CURFMAN

That all of said heirs at law are of full age and reside in Frederick, 
Washington and Montgomery counties, Maryland, except John and Julia STRAFFER 
and Jacob and Harriette STRAFFER, Michael and Elisabeth STAUFFER, Charles M. 
KLINE and Harriette CURFMAN, who are all nonresidents of the State of 
Maryland.  Harriette CURFMAN left the state many years ago and her 
whereabouts is unknown and whether she is dead or alive is unknown.

  That the said lands cannot be divided without loss and injury to the 
parties interested and that it would be to their interest and advantage that 
the lands and premises be sold and the proceeds divided among the heirs.



Wednesday, May 3, 1882
 
Marriages

- Alfred C. WELLER to Miss Jennie A. UNGER, both of this county, on the 13th 
ultimo, in Mechanicstown (present-day Thurmont) by the Rev. E. W. SHIELDS.


 
Deaths

- George L. BARRICK, second s/o George W. and Susan BARRICK, on the 2nd 
ultimo, near Rocky Ridge in this county in the 29th year of his age.

- Harry, beloved ch/o William and Kate WERNSING, suddenly on the 27th ultimo, 
in Baltimore; aged 3 years and 9 months.

- Ella, widow of the late Abraham ROSENSTOCK, on the 21st ultimo, in 
Baltimore in the 68th year of her age.

- Miss Mary Ann COPPERSMITH on the 26th ultimo at the residence of George W. 
HANN, in Creagerstown; aged 67 years, 1 month and 16 days.

- Katie May, youngest ch/o Jacob and Emma GRABILL, on Friday, April 21, 1882, 
in this city, of congetion of the brain; aged 2y 11m 6d.

- Samuel Randolph WALLING on the 20th ulto. in this city; aged 5 months, 2 
weeks and 3 days.


Heavy Damages Awarded

- The trial of the case of the children of Luther M. HAUER against the 
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for $30,000 damages for the killing of 
their father, by alleged culpable negligence, at Weverton, on the 4th of June 
1880, was commenced in the circuit Court of this county, sitting in special 
session, on Tuesday last, and concluded on Friday morning by the rendition 
of a verdict of $15,000 for the plantiffs.  

Hauer was about 49 years of age, and the son of Rev. D. J. HAUER, of 
Hanover, PA.  At the time of his death, which resulted from being struck 
by a freight train, while crossing the track to board a passenger train, he 
was connected as salesman with a house in Baltimore. 

 In rendering their verdict, the jury in compliance with an Act of the General 
Assembly made the follwiing distribution of their award for the unfortunate 
occurrence to the several children:  

- To the eldest daugher, aged 25 years, $600
- to Henrietta, aged 23 years, $600
- to Charlotte, aged 20 years, $1,200
- to Mana, aged 18 years, $1,800
- to Benjamin, aged 14 years, $1,800
- to Daniel, aged 9 years, $3,000
- to Anne, aged 7 years, $3,000

Counsel in the case were Capt. James McSHERRY and Col. H. Kyd 
DOUGLAS for plantiffs and Hon. A. K. SYESTER and Charles W. ROSS 
for the defendants.  A motion was made for a new trial.  The jury 
deliberated in their room from 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon until 
9 o'clock Friday morning, and it was currently reported that the delay 
was caused by those who favored a much larger sum.  The amount of 
the verdict is said to be the largest ever awarded in this county.


Proceedings of the Orphan's Court

- Present:  Judges John T. LOWE, Daniel CASTLE of T. and Augustus W. 
  NICODEMUS; Register, James P. PERRY.  

   The following Letters Testamentary on the estate of:

- John LUTZ, dec'd; Mary E. LUTZ, acting Executrix; Edmund F. MEYER, Agent 

- Lewis M. THOMAS, dec'd; Susan THOMAS, Executrix; S. S. MAYNARD, Agent

- Thomas HALLER, dec'd; Thomas H. HALLER, acting Executor

- Arabella West McGILL, dec'd; Sarah A. E. McGILL, Executrix

- Julia JORDAN, dec'd; William Graham, Executor

- Michael C. ADELSBERGER, dec'd; Daniel G. ADELSBERGER, Executor; 
  Mary E. ADELSBERGER and Maria L. ADELSBERGER, Executrixes

   Letters of Administration on the estate of:

- John HAMILTON, dec'd; John H. HAMILTON and George W. HAMILTON, 
  Administrators D. B. N., C. T. A.

- Harriet GALLION, dec'd; Olevia J. LEASE, Adm'rx; Thomas U. LEASE, Agent

- Samuel TRUNDLE, dec'd; Alice TRUNDLE, Adm'rx; William T. CHISWELL, Agent

- James W. HYDER, dec'd; Annie R. HYDER, Adm'rx; Samuel F. REPP, Agent


Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licenses were issued by Adolphus FEARHAKE, Jr., 
Clerk of the Circuit Court during the month of April 1882:

- James LIGHTNER and Clara WELTY
- John M. NIXON and Laura M. ORME
- Nathan B. HARRISON and Anna S. HALL
- John M. POWELL and Emma L. SHORB
- Edward E. ADAMS and Vinnie K. ETCHISON
- Thomas F. WILSON and Laura NELSON
- Milton M. ROWE and Annie NICODEMUS
- James CARTNAIL and Anna MAYERS (both colored)
- George M. CLARK and Florence BUTLER (both colored)
- Samuel BUTLER and Mary BOWIE (both colored)
- Thomas PALM and Elizabeth WILLIAMS (both colored)
- Joseph A. RIDENOUR and Ida Virginia WISE
- David CRAMER and Minnie E. HEDGES
- Louis A. BURKE and A. Lilly KOONTZ
- Hamilton SNOWDEN and Ann ROBINSON
- James GRESHEN and Mary G. DIGGS
- Benjamin OGLE and Maria DORSEY
- Derward A. BOONE and Laura A. KLINE
- Charles C. FOGLE and Ellen M. BOWERS
- William A. HOFFNER and Anna M. GERLACK
- Frank DOWNEY and Fannie LAWRENCE
- Edward ODEN and Adda E. WELTY
- Alfred C. WELLER and Jennie A. UNGER
- Charles F. KREH and Henrietia D. SHULTZ
- James H. MORAN and Mary A. HOKE

 Total 25, being two less than issued in April 1881



Wednesday, August 31, 1887
 
Marriage Licenses

- John KEFAUVER and Ida WILSON
- Wm. B. KEY and Sarah LUCKETT
- Robert D. WINEBREANER and Stella LEWIS
- Reuben D. FOLKS and Rachael HEVENER
- J. Thomas JENKINS and Eliza BROWN
- John H. JONES and Annie M. PARKER
- Peter S. GROVE and Lucy H. SHAFER
- Charles J. D. STRAILMAN and Lydia BEAR
- Millard S. PRYOR and Carrie F. REDMAN


Marriages
         
GROVE-SHAFER
- Peter S. GROVE to Miss Lucy H. SHAFER, youngest d/o George W. SHAFER, 
all of Middletown Valley, on August 25th, 1887, at 7 1/2 o'clock am, at 
the Reformed parsonage in Burkittsville by Rev. H. I. COMFORT.

SNOOK-BOTHNER
- Josiah E. SNOOK, formerly of Middletown Valley and this county, to Miss 
Mary A. BOTHNER of Dayton on August 16th, 1887 at Dayton, Ohio by the Rev. 
Father HANE.

STRAILMAN-BEAR
- Charles J. D. STRAILMAN to Miss Lydia E. BEAR, both of this city, on 
August 23rd, 1887, at the Lutheran parsonage in this city by the Rev. Dr. DIEHL.

SHORB-TROXELL
- Joshua F. SHORB of Keysville to Miss Elizabeth TROXELL of Emmitsburg on 
August 11, 1887, at the Reformed parsonage in Emmitsburg, this county, by 
the Rev. C. Henry HEILMAN.

PATTINGALL-EYLER
- Winfield Scott PATTINGALL to Miss Maggie Annie EYLER, both of Walkersville, 
this county, on August 24th 1887, at the Lutheran parsonage in this city by 
the Rev. Dr. DIEHL.


Deaths

- DERN, Mrs. Mary E., w/o John W. DERN, on August 22, 1887, in Walkersville 
  of this county; age 36 years and 27 days.

- HOKE, Jacob on August 13th 1887, near Emmitsburg; age 79 years, 4 months, 7 days.

- HYDER, Isaac on Aug 15, 1887 in Emmitsburg in his 69th year.

- McCORMICK, John Newton, s/o Rev. John N. McCORMICK, formerly of this city, 
  on Aug 18, 1887 at Green Garden, Loudoun Co, VA; age 6 months, 12 days.

- WHITE, Annie E., d/o J. T. WHITE, on Aug 19, 1887 at Ijamsville, this county; 
  age 1 year and 3 months.

- SMITH, Henry, on Aug 18, 1887 at this residence near Burkittsville, 
  Middletown Valley; age 75 years, 3 months, 11 days.
     [from Valley Register - Mr. Henry SMITH, a well-known resident 
     of this valley, died on Thursday of last week at his residence along 
     the mountain near Burkittsville in the 76th year of his age, and was 
     buried Friday in the Lutheran Cemetery at Burkittsville.  Deceased 
     was twice married and was the father of 18 children.]

- BABINGTON, Harlin Oscar, s/o William and Amanda BABINGTON, on Aug 15, 1887 
  near Harmony, this county; age 3 months and 2 days.

- STOTTLEMYER, Josiah Lester, s/o William T. H. and Ella STOTTLEMYER, 
  on Aug 20, 1887, near Wolfsville, this county; age 8 months, 24 days.

- FISHER, John, formerly of Middletown Valley, this county, on Aug 20, 1887, 
  at his residence near Springfield, Ohio; age 86 years and 1 day.
     [Last Monday's edition of the Springfield (Ohio) Globe-Republic brings us 
      intelligence of the death of Mr. John FISHER, a former well-known resident 
      of this valley.  The deceased was a brother-in-law of Mr. Lawson ALEXANDER, 
      of this valley, and before removing to the West resided a short distance 
      south-west of him.]

- MICHAEL, William, formerly of Middletown Valley, this county, on Aug 20, 1887, 
  at his residence in Rensalear, Indiana, of apoplexy; in his 65th year.

- BURALL, Bettie, youngest d/o William BURALL, on Aug 14, 1887, near Unionville, 
  this county; age 17 years and 8 months.

- GREENWOOD, Elsie Algono, beloved d/o Alfred M. and Fannie W. GREENWOOD, 
  on Aug 11, 1887; age 4 months and 28 days.

- NULL, Luella L., infant d/o Samuel and Maggie NULL, on Aug 15, 1887 
  near Emmitsburg; age 3 months, 27 days.

- MARTZ, Ella, d/o David MARTZ, on Aug 20, 1887, near Boonsboro; 
  age 20 years, 4 months, 16 days.

- MOBERLY, Elsie H., d/o Edward F. and Addie MOBERLY, on Aug 22, 1887 
  in this city of cholera infantum; age 4 months.

- LUBY, Mollie E., w/o Edward J. LUBY, on Aug 24, 1887 in Baltimore, MD; 
  age 2_ years.

- ZIMMERMAN, Mrs. Mary E., widow of the late Rev. Wm. ZIMMERMAN, 
  on Aug 2, 1887 near the Manor Church, this county; age 69 years, 4 months, 
  and 5 days.  The maiden name of the deceased was CRONICE.  
       She was born of christian parents, baptized in her infancy, confirmed 
  in early womanhood, and continued a devoted and consistent member of the 
  Reformed Church throughout her life.  She had been in feeble health for years 
  and had learned with patience and resignation to bear this as well as other 
  trials that were laid upon her during the course of her life.  
       She followed her husband to his grave, about 14 years ago, and a few years 
  since also a devoted daughter, but God inparted to her the rich grace that his 
  faithful ones enjoy.  She loved her church and was faithful to the end in her 
  performance of her religious duties.  
       During the past year she had been unusaully feeble.  In the hope that a 
  change from the city to the country would be of benefit, she was removed to 
  the home of her surviving daughter, Mrs. RENN, where after lingering a few 
  weeks, she peacefully breathed her last.  
       We laid her body to rest by the side of her husband in Mt. Olivet Cemetery,  
  Frederick, MD on August 4th, in the full assurance of a blessed resurrection.  
       Two sons and a daughter, with a large circle of sorrowing relatives and 
  friends, remain to mourn her loss.  May they have grace to live and die in 
  the Lord who is  abundant in mercy.

- ELDRIDGE
The many friends of Mr. Clarke E. ELDRIDGE will regret to learn of his death, 
which occurred at his residence, West Patrick Street, this city, on Sunday morning 
last, in the 81st year of his age.  The deceased was well-known in this city and 
was highly esteemed by his many friends and acquaintances.  His remains were 
interred in Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, attended by Columbia Lodge 
A. F. and A. M. and many friends and relatives.  Mr. Eldridge leaves a widow and 
two sons, Rev. E. O. ELDRIDGE of Baltimore, and Mr. Wm. ELDRIDGE of this city.

- CLARY
Mrs. Susan CLARY, w/o Jesse T. CLARY, residing near Unionville, died about 5 o'clock 
on Saturday morning last, age nearly 61 years.  Deceased had been an extreme sufferer 
for the past three years with a tumor in her stomach, of which disease she died.  
Her remains were interred in Union Bridge Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Charles 
A. JONES officiating.  She leaves a husband, one son and five daughters, all grown 
and two of the latter married.  She was a  d/o the late David DUDDERAR. - [Banner]

- LATE
Mr. George LATE, a former resident of this county, died at his home at Valley 
Springs, Calaveras Co, California, on the 10th instant, aged 73 years.
Mr. Late arrived in Calfornia August 22nd, 1849, via Cape Horn (after a six 
months' voyage) where he was engaged in mining and cattle raising.  He came 
East in 1853 and married Miss Rebecca C. SCHAFFER, d/o the late Peter SCHAFFER, 
and returned to California in 1854.  He leaves a widow and six grown children, 
five sons and a daughter.  He was a brother of Mrs. Mary FOUT, near this city.

Fatal Accident - HANKEY

- Mr. James Addison HANKEY, a former resident of Creagerstown, this county, met 
with an accident at Waynesboro, PA, on the 3rd instant, which resulted in his 
death on the following day.  He was employed in the Frick Works in Waynesboro 
and while sawing lumber at a circular saw, the end of the board flew around 
and struck him in the stomach with great force.  The blow injured him internally 
and caused his death.  He was 43 years old and leaves a family.  His remains 
were taken to Rocky Ridge for interment. [Union]

Accidents - PHILLIPS - FOGLE

- On the 12th instant, Scott PHILLIPS, living with Thomas McCAFFREY, near town, 
was kicked in the face by a young horse, cutting the upper lip several inches. 

- On the 13th, a lad named FOGLE, living with T. J. REISLER, on the Johnsville 
pike, was considerably hurt about the head and body by falling from the wagon 
shed, a distance of about twelve feet.  Dr. T. W. SIMPSON rendered the necessary 
surgical aid in both the above cases. - [Banner]

Administration Notices

- BANTZ, Gideon, deceased - G. Ernest BANTZ, adm

- MARKEY, Susan, deceased - J. Hanshew MARKEY and Frederick A. MARKEY, adm

- PICKING, Barbara, deceased - J. Wm. BIRELY, adm

Equity - HOLLENBERGER

- W. S. HOLLENBERGER vs Elizabeth HOLLENBERGER, et al; auditor's report

Orphan's Court

- CLAGETT, Thomas, deceased - Letters/testamentary to Samuel CLAGETT, 
Thomas N. HARWOOD, Charles T. RAMSBURG, Henry O. TALBOTT, Edward BOWLUS 
and S. Theodore STOUFFER

- HYDER, Isaac, deceased - Catharine HYDER, Adm

- HEMLER, David, deceased - Samuel A. and J. D. HEMLER, adm

- TOMS, Abraham, deceased - Susan TOMS, adm

- BITTLE, Rachel, deceased - John H. and Wm. M. BITTLE, exec

- BOHN, James, deceased - Peter LUGENBEEL, adm