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Mary Joanna Millard (1832-1903), daughter of Joshua Millard and Ann "Nancy" Manning.
She married Josiah N. Armstrong, 10/12/1847.
Contributed by Jim Adams
Top Row, Left to Right: Susan Elizabeth Biscoe, William Josiah Biscoe, Sarah Catherine Biscoe,
Ethel Julia Biscoe, Elsie Lydia Adlaide Bisco
Front Row, Left to Right: Hattie Ann Biscoe, James Langley Biscoe, William Lee "Stoney" Biscoe,
Mary Parmelia "Molly" Biscoe, Alexander Langley Biscoe
Contributed by Unknown
Eleanora Carroll (daughter of Henry James Carroll and his second wife, Elizabeth Pile,
was born at "Susquehanna", St. Mary's County, on March 24, 1854.
She married Francis Hall Darnall on April 27, 1876, at St. Nicholas RCC. She was living in Baltimore.
Contributed by Elizabeth Lee (Carroll) Riley
Frances Rebecca Carroll (daughter of Henry James Carroll and his second wife, Elizabeth
Pile), was born at "Susquehanna", St. Mary's County, in 1858. She married Peter
Gough Edelen (1856-1928) on April 27, 1885 at St. Nicholas RCC. She died in
Baltimore on January 1, 1919.
Contributed by Elizabeth Lee (Carroll) Riley
John Francis Carroll (son of Henry James Carroll and his second wife, Elizabeth
Pile), born April 18, 1858 at "Susquehanna", St. Mary's County and died January
30, 1932 in Alexandria, Louisiana.
Contributed by Elizabeth Lee (Carroll) Riley, his granddaughter, bjoffrion@caddoda.com
George W. Hammersley, son of Francis Hammersley and Eleanor Pile of Charles County
and uncle of Mrs. Elizabeth (Pile) Carroll. He was born prior to 1795 and died 1823
while on duty in Havana, Cuba.
Contributed by Elizabeth Lee (Carroll) Riley
Bonham Stanislaus Clarke, b. 1873, son of Henry Clay Clarke
and Julia Fidelas Young. This picture was taken about 1930 beside his brand new
Hudson.
Contributed by Gail Valenti
Henry Clay "Harry" Clarke (1833-1914), son of Robert Clarke and Ann Maria Smith.
He married Julia Fidelas Young on August 11, 1854.
Contributed by Gail Valenti
Julia Fidelas Young (1838-1907), daughter of Notley Young and Mary L. Smith of Prince
George's County, MD. She married Henry Clay Clarke of St. Mary's County on
August 11, 1854.
Contributed by Gail Valenti
Laura C. (Clarke) Herbert, 1868-1946, with her grandson, Arthur Gray Hamilton, Jr., b.
1919 (son of Edith Catherine Herbert and Arthur Gray Hamilton). Other child in
picture not identified. Taken about 1921.
Contributed by Gail Valenti
Phyllis
(Lansdale) Clarke. On the back of her portrait is a note that reads “Aunt
Phyllis was a great friend of Sister Mary Catherine at St. Mary’s Academy in the
late 1880’s to early 1900’s. Phyllis Clarke (nee Lansdale). Mother of Joe
Clarke.
Contributed by Unknown
William Henry Drury (1817-1877), son of Benedict Drury and Mary (Simms).
He married first, Eliza Ann Simms (1830-1861) on November 25, 1851,
and second, Lucretia Greenwell (1822-1869), widow of William Ford, on November 3, 1863.
Contributed by Unknown
The Edwards Family photo was taken about 1905.
It is believed that
older couple, seated in the middle, is Thomas Columbus Edwards (1845-1945) and
his wife, Mary Frances (Lloyd) Edwards (1846-1922).
Any help with identifying the
various family members would be appreciated.
Jean Edwards
Contributed by Jean Edwards
Ann Frances Ellis, 11 Jan 1875-4 Sep 1961
wife of Aloysius Parran Graves.
Contributed by Bob Malay
Rose Etta (Mattingly) Ellis, 1888-1931, daughter of William Henry Mattingly and Ann Frances Elizabeth Norris, and wife of John Heenan Ellis
Rosie with her three oldest children (from left to right)
James Arthur Ellis (1912-1997),
James Andrew Ellis (1915-1986), and
Joseph Irving Ellis (1910-1972).
Picture taken about 1916.
Rosie with her children, James Arthur Ellis (1912-1997) sitting on her lap, and
her oldest son, Joseph Irving Ellis (1910-1972), is standing on the right.
The girl in the background is Clara M. (Dingee) Horner (1902-1995),
the daughter of Lewis Edward Dingee and Mary Virginia Phelps.
From left: John Andrew Ellis (1915-1986);
John Heenan "Spooney" Ellis (1883-1935);
Clara M. (Dingee) Horner (1902-1995);
James Arthur Ellis (1912-1997);
Rose Etta (Mattingly) Ellis (1888-1931); with
Joseph Irving Ellis (1910-1972) standing in rear.
Photo taken about 1918.
Contributed by Joann Ellis Humphries
Sarah Agnes (Ellis) Adams, July 9, 1874 - November 9, 1933.
Daughter of Robert H. Ellis and Mary Emily Brown.
She married James Biscoe Adams, May 21, 1867 - November 12, 1920, son of Biscoe Adams
and Sallie Adams about September 30, 1890, at St. Inigoes Manor House.
The family moved to Baltimore City about 1915.
Contributed by Jim Adams
1st Generation - Mary E. (Cashell) Fenwick, the lady with the white cap on her head and the rattle in her hand;
married James Athanasius Fenwick before 1847. James Athanasius Fenwick was born
1818 in St. Mary's County. He was the son of Col. Athanasius Fenwick and his
wife, Susan Howell, a native of Philadelphia. Both parents died within six weeks
of each other in 1824. James and his two sisters were sent to live with
relatives of their mother in Philadelphia. James and Mary lived in a house built
by his cousin, Benjamin Jones, in 1827, known today as "Fenwick Manor," in
Burlington County, New Jersey. He died there on July 19, 1882.
2nd Generation - Mary Ann (Fenwick) White, the lady sitting in the rocking chair holding the baby;
married Joseph Josiah White of Burlington, New Jersey, 11 Nov 1869.
3rd Generation - Ann P. (White) Chambers, the young lady on the right.
4th Generation - Elizabeth Hoagland Chambers, the 6-month old baby.
On the back of this photo, Mr. Fenwick wrote "M. E. Fenwick (1st generation), widow of James A.
Fenwick of Athanasius. Died 10/29/1911. M. A. White (2nd generation). Ann P.
Chambers (3rd generation). Elizabeth Hoagland Chambers, about 6 months old (4th
generation). These people lived in New Jersey and are descendants of Col.
Athanasius Fenwick of Cherryfields."
Nell Fenwick. Daughter of John Felix Fenwick and Mary M. Simms. Miss Nell Fenwick d.
in Leonardtown on Saturday, February 23, 1889 in the 33rd year of her age.
Interred at St. Aloysius burial ground on Sunday evening last.
Source: St. Mary's Beacon March 2, 1889
Helen Elizabeth Gibson, 9/29/1913-2/17/2000, daughter of George Bernard Gibson
(1866-1947) and Mary Indiana Goode (1873-1955). Helen Elizabeth Gibson joined
the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and became known as Sister Mary Domitilla.
Contributed by Joe Kleponis
Front Row (left to right): Sarah Jane (Harding) Graves, Jesse E Graves (on Sarah's
lap), Edna V Graves (long hair), Roy V Buckler (boy with tie), Rhoda M (Harding)
Graves (wife of James), Olive E Graves (short hair), Permelia H (Graves)
Harding, Joseph H Graves (on Permelia's lap), Leona Mullady, Clyde Mullady,
Beryl Mullady, Lizzie (Harding) Mullady (aunt)
Back Row: Jesse C Graves, James E Graves (husband of Rhoda), Parrin, Mary E
(Graves) Buckler (aunt), Hamilton E Buckler, Jr (on Mary's lap), John Mullady
(uncle); Several in middle not identified.
Contributed by Linda Reno
John Nelson Graves (1897-1953) was the son of Philip Thomas Graves and Carrie
Mae Harding. This picture was taken while he was a student at Charlotte Hall
Military Academy.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
Philip Thomas Graves (1868-1953), son of John Nelson Graves and Elizabeth Taylor
Buckler, and husband of Carrie Mae Harding. He was the father of seven daughters
and one son. He lived an eclectic life as a farmer, preacher, justice of the
peace, magistrate, postmaster and State Roads assistant commissioner. He was an
avid reader of the Bible and could quote lengthy passages from memory. Picture
taken about 1890. Philip Thomas Graves and Carrie Mae Harding were the
grandparents of our contributor, Gene McLaughlin.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
This picture of Philip Thomas Graves (1868-1953) and his son, John Nelson Graves
(1897-1953), was probably taken about 1910.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
The woman in the middle is Rhoda Harding (1867-after 1910), daughter of Joseph Rowen
Harding and Permelia Harrison Graves. The children's names are not known at this
time, but are probably a niece and nephew. She married James Edward Graves
(1865-after 1910), son of Benjamin F. Graves and Jane Woodburn, on November 6,
1889. They had no children.
Contributed by Linda Reno
Henry Guyther, born 1808 in St. Mary's County and died 1872 in Baltimore.
Son of William Guyther and Ann Cole.
Contributed by John Ford
Anne Susan Harding, 1876-1952. Daughter of James A. Harding and Julia A. Dick.
She married first, Archibald Alvey who died in 1924. Her second husband was
Frank Hudson. She was hit and killed by an automobile in Washington, D.C.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
Carrie Mae Harding Graves 1871-1947. Daughter of James A. Harding and Julia Ann Dick.
She married Philip Thomas Graves on February 19, 1893.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
Chester Nutwell Harding (1905-1994), son of Ernest Harding (1876-1953) and
Gertrude May Nutwell (1868-1917). Picture taken about 1930.
Picture from the trunk of Chester Harding.
Contributed by Linda Reno
Frances Bernice Hayden (1875-1945), daughter of Joseph F. Hayden and Sarah Jane Graves.
She married Thomas Vinton Harding (1871-1930) on December 5, 1897.
Photo from the Chester Harding Collection.
Contributed by Linda Reno
Left to right: Francis "Wilmer" Harding (1905-1962), "Bessie" Lee (Davis)
Harding (1914-1963), Mary "Leona" (Harding) Long (1907-1995), Richard "Harvey"
Long (1907-1975).
Standing behind Leona and Harvey is Francis Wilmer "Billy"
Harding, Jr.
The picture was taken about 1942 at the old Shell Station
(now the site of the Corner Carryout) in Oraville, Maryland. The home of Thomas
Vinton Harding and his wife, Frances Bernice Hayden, is to the left and no
longer stands. Billy Harding, his wife Norma (Wright) and their children,
Cheryl, Laura, and Michael live in California.
Contributed by Unknown
James Hiram "Hidy" Harding was born 1873 in St. Mary's County and died some time
after 1939 in Miami, Florida. He was the son of James A. Harding and Julia Dick.
He married Clara May Harding, his cousin, on July 1, 1897, and they lived in
Washington, D.C. After Clara's death, Hidy married again and moved to Florida.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
John Ellis Harding (1797-1857), son of Joseph Harding and Susanna Ellis.
Original daguerreotype made about 1850. Although this is in black and white, a
reproduction from the original daguerreotype to a colorized 9x11 inch portrait
was commissioned by Wesley G. Harding (1927-1998) about 1950. Ann Susan
(Harding) Hudson was the owner of the original daguerreotype.
Contributed by Gene McLaughlin
Mamie Harding (1878-1961), daughter of Thomas G. Harding and Susan Dicandia
Graves. She married Daniel Philip Johnson (1866-1957), son of Hilary Edward
Johnson and Ann Maria Thompson, April 13, 1898. Photo from the trunk of Chester
Harding.
Contributed by Linda Reno
William Reese Harding (1868-after 1925), son of Thomas G. Harding and Susan Dicandia Graves.
Photo from the trunk of Chester Harding.
Contributed by Linda Reno
Amanda Rebecca Carpenter (1829-before1905), daughter of William Carpenter and
Ann Attaway Hayden. She married Algernon Tyree Maupin, February 18, 1858, in Berkley
Co., VA (now West VA). Picture was taken about 1890 in Llano, TX.
Contributed by Unknown
James W. Combs, son of Robert Henry Combs and his first wife, Maria Hayden, was born
1828 in St. Mary's County and died in June 1905 at Fredericktown, Washington
County, KY. He is the older man seated in the middle of this picture.
On the back of the picture is a notation that the man to his left is his son and to
his right is his son-in-law. No other identification was given.
A note by Mr. Fenwick reads, "Jim Combs, raised in and around Leonardtown, MD.
Was clerk in Edelen's store in Leonardtown. This store was called 'Sleepy Hollow Store' and
stood on the site of the present (1957) Methodist Church. Jim Combs was a
veteran of the Mexican War. He moved to Kentucky. He was a fast friend of Edwin
Coad of Cherryfields."
According to the "Chronicles of St. Mary's," James W. Combs moved to Cincinnati,
Ohio, about 1853 and then to Kentucky.
Contributed by Unknown
Bradley Thomas Johnson (1883-1954), son of Zachariah Johnson and Missouri Woodburn.
Contributed by William R. Johnson
Eleanor T. T. Payne (1876-1965), daughter of Thomas Payne and Sarah Ellen Long.
She married first, Luke William Knott (1849-1897), 8/6/1894 and second,
George Webster Johnson (1880-1920), 12/28/1903.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Flora Catherine Love (1873-1901), daughter of Samuel Turner Love and Charlotte Catherine Chunn.
Wife of Peter Henry Johnson.
Contributed by William R. Johnson
From left to right: Francis DeSales Johnson (1893-1939), John AlexanderJohnson
(1861-1947), James Franklin Mundie. The two men to the left are father and son.
The wife of John Alexander Johnson and the mother of Francis DeSales Johnson was
Mary Ann "Molly" Hayes Johnson (1860-1939).
Contributed by Kathleen (Johnson) Green, daughter of William R. Johnson
Francis DeSales Johnson (1893-1939), son of John Alexander Johnson and Mary Ann Hayes
Johnson and Lucy Edwina Mattingly (1897-1983), daughter of James Thomas Mattingly
and Medora Josephine Guy. This picture was taken on their wedding day, December 26, 1916.
Contributed by Kathleen (Johnson) Green, daughter of William R. Johnson
George Edward Johnson (1856-1930, son of John Frederick Johnson and Mary Elizabeth
Mattingly) and his wife, Johanna Long (1859-1927, daughter of John H. Long and
Mary Catherine Dixon). George Edward Johnson and Johanna Long were married on
April 2, 1877, at St. Joseph's RCC, Morganza.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
George Webster Johnson (1880-1920), son of George Edward Johnson and Johanna Long.
He married Eleanor T. T. (Payne) Knott on 12/18/1903.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Thomas George Johnson (b. 1913); Joseph Adrian Johnson (b. 1905); Eleanor T. T.
(Payne) Knott Johnson (1876-1965), daughter of Thomas Payne and Sarah Ellen Long
- she married first, Luke William Knott, 8/6/1894, and second, George Webster Johnson,
12/28/1903; Mary Elsie Johnson (b. 1907); Eleanor Cecelia Johnson (b. 1908); and
either Agnes Christina Johnson (b. 1909) or Catherine Virginia Johnson (b.
1911). Baby in Eleanor's lap is Francis Xavier Johnson (b. 1915). This picture
was taken about 1920.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
John Alexander "Aleck" Johnson (1861-1947), son of Joseph Stephen Johnson and
Elizabeth Catherine Wise Mattingly. He married Mary Ann Hayes Johnson
(1860-1939), daughter of John Frederick Johnson and Mary Elizabeth Mattingly, on
December 18, 1883. Picture probably taken about 1891, perhaps earlier.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Rev. Joseph Mitchell Johnson, S.J. (1883-1973), son of George Edward Johnson and Johanna Long.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Mary Ann "Molly" Hayes Johnson (1860-1937), daughter of John Frederick Johnson and
Mary Elizabeth Mattingly. She married John Alexander Johnson on December 18, 1883.
This picture was taken about 1876 when Molly was just 16 years old.
Contributed by William R. Johnson
Peter
Henry Johnson (1873-1962) and his sister, Mary Elizabeth Johnson (1864-aft.
1926), children of Joseph Stephen Johnson and Elizabeth Catherine Wise
Mattingly. This picture was probably taken about 1893. Peter Henry Johnson
married first, Flora Catherine Love, 3/26/1894; second, Susan Otelia Burroughs,
1/6/1903; and third, Ann Eliza (Connelly)Abell, widow, after 1940. Mary
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Johnson married first, Thomas Dominick Mattingly, 1/7/1886
and second, John Jacob Hess, Jr., 12/18/1900.
Contributed by Christina Pascariello, daughter of William R. Johnson
Peter Henry Johnson (1873-1962), son of Joseph Stephen Johnson and Eliza Catherine Wise Mattingly.
Contributed by Christina Pascariello, daughter of William R. Johnson
Ruth D. Johnson, b. 1895, daughter of George Edward Johnson and Johanna Long.
Sister Johanna.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
1st Row (left to right):
Mary Lillian (Mattingly) Johnson (1884-1954), daughter of
Ignatius Enders Mattingly and Susan B. Blair;
Joseph Julius Johnson
(1891-1978), son of Zachariah Johnson and Missouri Woodburn;
Marthaline C.
(Johnson) Dixon (1887-1974), daughter of Zachariah Johnson and Missouri
Woodburn;
William Floyd Dixon (1887-1919), son of Daniel Thomas Dixon and
Sarah Floyd Payne.
2nd Row (left to right):
Joseph Johnson Swann
(1892-1970), son of Richard Mattingly Swann and Susan Maria Woodburn (sister of
Missouri Woodburn);
Agnes N. (Johnson) Swann (1885-1968), daughter of
Zachariah Johnson and Missouri Woodburn;
Zachariah Johnson (1852-1932), son
of Uriah Johnson and Clarissa Eleona Shercliffe;
Missouri Woodburn
(1853-1932), daughter of Richard Thomas Woodburn and Sarah Mary Jane Burroughs;
Unknown woman;
Elizabeth H. Esther Woodburn (1873-aft. 1932), daughter
of Richard Thomas Woodburn and Sarah Mary Jane Burroughs;
Unknown woman;
Unknown woman. Unknown Little boy in front of unknown woman.
Contributed by William R. Johnson
First row (sitting), left to right: Joseph Frederick Langley, b. 1896; John
Melvin Langley, b. 1899; Alice Maude (Thompson) Langley (1881-1956, daughter of
Elijah Norman Thompson and Sarah Jane Dean); and Joseph Rodolphus Langley
(1874-1949, son of James H. Langley and Susan A. Alvey). Joseph Rodolphus
Langley and Alice Maude Thompson were married January 1, 1896 at St. John's RCC
in Hollywood.
Second row (standing): Marie Mazie Langley, b. 1909; Joseph
Rodolphus Langley, Jr., b. 1905; Amy A. Langley, b. 1903; Leon H. Langley, b.
1907; Vincent L. Langley, b. 1900; Mary Alverta Langley, b. 1918; and James
Leslie Langley, b. 1911. Picture taken about 1940.
Contributed by Glen Langley
Ann Edward Cheseldine (1853-1885), daughter of William Edward Cheseldine and his
wife, Ann Maria (nee) Cheseldine. She married Thomas Oscar Mattingly (1854-1904)
on May 19, 1878.
Contributed by Juanita Gass
Bernard Maguire Mattingly, b. 1889, son of Thomas Dominick Mattingly and Mary Elizabeth Johnson, in his WWI uniform.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Julia Ann (Herbert) Mattingly/Dingee (1841-1930), daughter of Philip Herbert and his
second wife, Susanna C. Morgan. Julia Ann Herbert married first, Joseph
Mattingly (1836-1872), 1/5/1860 (son of Alexander Mattingly and Sophia Herbert)
and second, Edward Dingee (1831-1912), 4/8/1872.
Contributed by Joann Ellis Humphries
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" (Johnson) Mattingly, who was born 1864, a daughter of
Joseph Stephen Johnson and Elizabeth Catherine (Wise) Johnson, and wife of
Thomas Dominick Mattingly.
She is pictured with her granddaughter, Mary
Imelda Wathen (1910-1993), daughter of Ignatius Truman Wathen and Mary Genevieve
(Mattingly) Wathen.
Picture taken about 1913.
Contributed by Faye (Buckler) Johnson
Forbes Britton was born in Clarksville, Mecklenburg County, VA in 1812. He graduated
from West Point in 1834. He spent most of his military career moving the Indians
from the southeastern U.S. to the western states. After serving in the Mexican
War, he was promoted to the rank of Captain. In 1850 he resigned his commission
and moved his family to Corpus Christi, Texas.
He was elected to the Texas State Legislature in 1857 and served until 1860 when
he was commissioned Chief of Staff to Sam Houston and given the rank of Brigadier General.
He died on February 14, 1861 in Austin, Texas, while attending a special session of
the Legislature.
Contributed by J. Pat Smith
John Michael Millard (b. 1810 in St. Mary's Co. and died 1883 in Baltimore).
Son of Joshua Millard and Ann "Nancy" Manning.
Contributed from the collection of Harriett and David Condon
Rebecca Ann Millard was born 1806 in St. Mary’s County and died January 18, 1903 in
Baltimore, MD. She was the daughter of Joshua Millard and his wife, Ann “Nancy”
Manning. She married Capt. Forbes Britton, a native of Clarksville, VA on March
13, 1836 at Ft. Gibson, OK.
Contributed by J. Pat Smith
Charles Lloyd Neale (son of Charles Neale and Mary Maryman), b. September 26, 1800
in St. Mary's County and died June 8, 1886 in Alexandria, VA. He ran a stonecutting
business in Alexandria for some 45 years.
Contributed by Thomas N. King
Portrait of George Washington Neale (1794-1829), son of Charles Neale and Mary Maryman.
Done about 1815.
Contributed by Thomas N. King
Charles W. Nuthall, born 1830 in St. Mary's County, and died 1895 in Baltimore.
Son of John W. Nuthall and Maria Norris.
Charles and Anne (McClelland)
Nutwell had three sons: John W., Levi, and Charles, who was wed first to Sally
Ann Johnson, secondly, Anne Elizabeth Sprague. They also had three daughters:
Susan, whomarried John McClelland; Matilda, married Josephe Booth; and Anne, who
died at a very young age. Anne (McClelland) Nutwell died when daughter Anne was
born.
Charles married again to Mary Gibbons, and their children were:
Mary Margaret, who married Willam T. Hammet; William, who married Mary Matilda
Abell; Maria, who married James Francis Abell; and Charlotte, who married John
Johnson.
Contributed by John Ford
John Nuthall of Cross Manor was born about 1614 in Cheshire England. He
immigrated to Northampton, Virginia, before 1630. He married Elizabeth Halloway
in 1645. Their children were Eleanor, John, James, and Elias. He married second
to Jane Johnson about 1660 in Northampton, Virginia. There were no children born
of this marriage. He purchased Cross Manor and Elizabeth Manor from Thomas
Cornwallis in 1661. It is thought that Jane died before John took possession of
Cross Manor, because there is no mention of her after he moved to Maryland. John
Nuthall died in 1667, and it is believed he is buried on the grounds of Cross
Manor, St. Mary's County, Maryland.
Contributed by Cheryl Nutwell Hart
circa 1935
Right to Left: Robert
Alexander, Eleanora Nora (Piklerton), William Archie, Arthur Raymond, Mary Irene
(Wood), Magdaline Gertrude (Evans), Louise Pearl (Hanger), Mary Della (Davis),
Walter Robert, Norman Alexander, Thomas Edelen, James "Rip" Wilford, Agnes
Eleanor (Buckler), Charles Francis
Photo contributed by Kevin W. Gardiner, from C. Francis Pilkerton
Joseph A. Sanner, born 1803 in St. Mary's County and died April 15, 1976 in Baltimore,
son of Jonathan Biscoe Sanner and Frances S. Dunbar.
Contributed by John Ford
Alethia (Greenwell) Spalding. Alethia Greenwell (1792-9/29/1868), daughter of Thomas
Greenwell and his first wife, Eleanor Abell. Alethia married Benedict Spalding
(1798-2/4/1932), a storekeeper, on September 29, 1819.
Contributed by Linda Reno and Marcella Jehl Dawson
Charlotte Spalding (5/3/1822-2/23/1900) was the daughter of Benedict Spalding
and Alethia Greenwell. She married Aloysius Francis Fenwick (11/7/1817-3/3/1888)
on December 3, 1840. After her husband's death, she moved to Baltimore where she
died at the home of her daughter.
Contributed by St. Mary's County Historical Society
Edward Leo Spalding was born 1820 in St. Mary's County and died 1874 in Baltimore.
Son of Edward Spalding and Mary “Polly” Floyd. In 1870, he was still living in St. Mary’s
County and was listed as a Fire Insurance Agent.
Contributed by Unknown
Ellen Rebecca Spalding, daughter of Benedict and Alethia (Greenwell) Spalding, was
born on September 19, 1821. She married first, Joseph Dunbar, Jr. (1805-1852) on
June 8, 1848. Her second husband was John Felix Fenwick (1819-1886) whom she
married on October 16, 1862. Ellen died on December 11, 1898.
Contributed by Unknown
Martin John Spalding was born in Kentucky in 1810. He was the son of Richard
Spalding, who was born in St. Mary's Co. on April 16, 1777. He was the first
Bishop of Louisville, KY, and Archbishop of Baltimore 1864-1862 (History of St.
Mary's Co., MD by Regina Combs Hammett). He was ordained in 1834.
Contributed by Unknown
Francis J. Stone was the son of Dr. Joseph Stone and his third wife, Jane E. Smith.
He was born in St. Mary's County on March 27, 1826, and died in Washington, D.C. on
April 20, 1889. Francis J. Stone died suddenly on Saturday morning in
Washington. His remains were brought to this county on Monday last. Buried in
Sacred Heart Cemetery. He was a clerk on the steamer "Wakefield." Was a farmer
in Medley's Neck for several years. Later moved to the Milestown section where
he left the farm in charge of his wife and two sons. Has a daughter living in
California. (St. Mary's Beacon, 4/27/1889).
Francis J. Stone married
Francinia M. Shorb, a native of Frederick Co., MD, on April 29, 1846 in
Frederick Co.
On the back of this picture, Mr. Fenwick wrote "Francis
Stone, Cud Stone's father. Friend of Edwin Coad. He was purser on the 'Express'
when it went down off Point No Point. He was saved by swimming under some
wreckage and coming up through a port hole."
Contributed by Unknown
Luke F. Matthews was born in St. Mary’s County in 1852. He was the son of Thomas Matthews
(a native of Charles County) and Harriett Jane Stone. Harriett Jane Stone was the sister
of Francis J. Stone (1826-1889).
Contributed by St. Mary's County Historical Society
Alexander "Sandy" Beal (1839-1924)
his wife, Lucy Ann (Dunbar) Beal (1850-1908)
their daughter, Marie Christine (Beal) Raley (1887-after1924)
and their infant daughter, Myrtle Etienne (Beal) Tippett (1878-1909)
Confederate Soldier, Sandy Beal, served the for the Confederate States in the Maryland
Line, Co. B, 1st Maryland Cavalry under Bradley T. Johnson. During the war he fought at Fredericksburg, Wilderness, Chancelorville and was wounded and
captured at Gettysburg. He was first imprisoned at Ft. Delaware, but was
later relocated to Point Lookout Prison Camp.
Contributed by Heather M. Ostrom
Dr. Lewis Milburn Tippett was born January 6, 1864 and died on May 1, 1908. He
was the son of John Wesley Tippett (1832-1899) and Joseph Ann Bean (1837-1895).
He graduated from Charlotte Hall Military Academy and then attended Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons where he received his M.D.in 1892.
He
married Myrtle Etienne Beale on December 27, 1899, and they lived first at Ridge
and then at St. Inigoes where he died. Dr. Tippett is buried at All Faith
Episcopal Church at Huntersville near his parents and brother. Picture taken
about 1900.
Contributed by Jenny Gaus
Myrtle Etienne Beale was born August 7, 1878, and died on May 19, 1909. She was
the daughter of Alexander "Sandy" Beale (1839-1924) and Lucy Ann Dunbar
(1850-1908). She married Dr. Lewis Milburn Tippett on December 27, 1899. She is
buried at St. Michael's RCC in Ridge near her parents. Picture taken about 1900.
Contributed by
Sarah J. "Sally" (Avis) Wheatley, born 1806 in St. Mary's County and died 1878 in
Perry County, Indiana. Daughter of John Avis and Mary Thomas.
Contributed by Therese Hauptmann
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