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HOWARD COUNTY is one of the smallest counties, having an area of 300 square miles, and a length of about 25 miles and a width of about 12 miles; is Centrally situated between the head waters of the Patapsco and Patuxent Rivers, the west branch of the former stream separating it from Carroll and Baltimore Counties on the north and east, and the main branch of the Patuxent binding on the south-west between it and Montgomery and Prince George's Counties. Anne Arundel County, (of which it was a part until 1850), binds it on the south-east.
This county is very undulating and the soil mostly good, though not all improved, with considerable fine limestone land in the central and southern parts. It is completely intersected with spring branches flowing into the larger streams, and affording a large amount of excellent water powers, which are mostly improved by factories, mills, furnaces, &C Some of the very best water powers and largest factories in the State are on its two boundary streams. Inexhaustible quarries of granite exist in the county; one variety near the upper end of the county much resembles the famous Quincy granite. The largest quarries, or those most extensively worked, are at Sykesville and Woodstock, on the Patapsco, and from which stone the Cathedral and Record Office in Baltimore were built. Another variety called porphyritic granite, has reddish crystals of feldspar disseminated through it. There are large iron ore beds next to Anne Arundel County and near the Washington Railroad. Howard has thirty-one miles of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on one side, and twelve miles of the Washington Branch on the south-east, which, together, give convenient access to almost all parts of the county. This accessibility, with the eminent natural advantages of pure air and water, and innumerable beautiful building sites, are promoting improvements, and the vicinity of the railroads is being built up with fine country seats.
Seven miles west of Eliicott City is the estate of Dougheregan Manor, once the home of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, now owned by the present Governor of Maryland, Hon. John Lee Carroll, and other Carroll heirs. This estate contains nearly 14,000 acres of the finest land in the county. Has a postoffice, Harper Carroll, Postmaster, who also owns a mill. A general store owned by D. J. Foley. M. B., P. B. and Roman Catholic Churches and public schools near. The farm products are wheat, corn, potatoes, oats, tabacco and hay. These, with the vario'ss ore mines, large cotton manufacturing, and other bosiness interests, afford remunerative employment to the people and add much to the wealth and prosperity of the county.
Judges Fifth Judicial Circuit--Hon. Oliver Miller, Chief Judge, Annapolls; Hon. Edward Hammond and Hon. Wm. N. Hayden, Associate Judges, Annapolis. Auditor-John S. Tyson. Clerk to Court-L. J. Watkins, Ellicott City. Deputy-Wm. G. Sykes. Sheriff-Joseph Hunt, Ellicott City. Deputy-John Bay. State Attorney-H. B. Wootton, Eliicott City. Judges of Orphan's Court- A. M. Johnson, Chief Judge, Wm. Matthews and James Harban. Register of Wills-Edwin Warfield, Ellicott City. County Commissioners--Jerome C. Berry, President, Samuel Brown and Wm. Rowles. Attorney to Commmissioners-Edwin Linthicum. Clerk-Dye W. Worthington, Ellicott City. School Commmissioners-Dr. J. Williams, President, Wm. Clark and John G. Rogers. Examiner and Treasurer-Dr. Wm. H. Hardy, Ellicott City. Register of Voters-A. C. Rogers, James L. Matthews, Joseph Macavoy, Rufus Burdette, W. H. Crawford, and Geo. G. Latchford. Constables-Wm. A. Smallwood, John H. Reasau, Geo. W. Isaacs, Geo. Voltz, Columbus Isaacs, James W. Gordon, and Wm. Clark. Tax Collecctors-R. Hopkins, B. A. Jones and C. Hammond Carr. Justices of the Peace--Geo. W. Boswell, H. H. Reasau, James D. Cook, F. Heine, Wm. Davis, S. Ridgely, Eilas Hobbs, Reuben Warfield, W. T. Crapster, L. W. Delauder, W. P. Bidgely, Joseph Smaliwood, B. F. Nichols, H. W. Ward, Thomas J. Pitt and J. A. Haynes. Notary Public--Wm. B. Peter. Congresman Fifth District--Hon. Eli J. Henkle, Annapolia State Senator--Hon. Arthur P. Gorman, Laurel. Members House of Delegates--Hons. J. S. Tracey and H. H. Tyson. Terms of Circuit Court, which are held in the Court House at Ellicott City, the county seat: Law Terms-3d Monday in March and 1st Monday in September. Chancery Terms-1st Monday in December and 3d Monday in June. Population of County- White, 12,676; colored, 3,174. Registsred Vote--3,679. Assessed Value of Personal, Real, Stocks and Railroad Property--$8,219,468. State and County Tax 98 cents on $100.
Is on the B. & O. B. R, 16 miles from Baltimore. Is a rapid growing and fast becoming the most flourishing village in the county. The business is derived from the extensive cotton mills located here.
These mills are owned by the firm of Messrs. James S. Gary & Son, (now organized as the "Gary Manufacturing Company of Maryland,") who have operated them since 1858. During the whole of this period the spindles have heen kept in motion, except for a few weeks in the year 1868; stoppage at that time being necessitated by the great freshet which occurred in the summer of that year, and which resulted so disastrously throughout the whole of the valley of the Patapaco. Additions have issen made from time to time to the mill property, until now it is one of the largest establishments of the kind in the State.
The proprietors have provided ample church and school acoommodations for the operatives and their families. Besides these institutions there are flourishing temperance societies and building associations, with considerable accumulation of capital.
The mills and several other buildings are lighted with gas, and a large reservoir on the adjacent heights fuinishes an abundant supply of pure water for drinking purposes, as well as a ready protection against fire.
The factory grounds are regularly laid off with gravel walks, and adorned, with trees and shrubbery. In the summer several beautiful fountains are kept constantly playing.
Population 800. James S. Gary, Postmaster.
Is 10 miles from Ellicott City; land good, is worth $40 per acre, and yields 10 bus. wheat, 40 oats, 25 potatoes and 30 corn. Population 20. Wm. C. Dorsey, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths & Wheelwrights.
Barnes, James
Wall, John
Carpenter.
Easton, R A
General Merchandise.
Dorsey & Clark
Maynard, Thos
Millwright
Zeigler, Geo
Physicians.
Hardy, W H
Nichols, J H
Is 2 1/4 miles from Hood's Mills; land medium, mostly cleared, is valued at from $10 to $30 per acre, and produces 10 bus. wheat, 15 to 60 corn and 2 tons hay. Harmony and MoKendree M. E. Churches, one public school. Population 50. Caleb Sheets, Postmaster.
Attorneys at Law.
Cook, James
Blacksmith.
Ruff, Wm
Carpenters.
Hobbs, Cornelius
Hobbs, Nathan C
Hook, Robert
General Merchandise.
Delashmutt, John M
Sheets, Caleb
Hotel.
Ensey, Richard L
Millers.
Carr, Wm
Lemmon, David
Millwright
Knott, Wm
Painter.
Ruff, Wm
Physicians.
Riggs, A
Warfield, Evan
Shoemaker.
Wilson, John
Surveyor.
Shipley, Nathan
Is on the B. & O. R R., 9 1/2 miles from Baltimore, pleasantly situated near the Patapsco Riyer, over which the Railroad crosses by the Thomas Viaduct, an imposing granite structure 66 feet high, 8 arches, each of which is 60 feet span. Elk Ridge Landing leone of the oldest towns in the State and for a long time contended with Baltimore for the commerce of the northern part of the colony. It was a great tobacco market, and where now there is a meadow and a marsh, vessels came for their cargoes of tobacco. The land is excellent, principally cleared; is worth from $50 to $500 per acre, according to location and improvements, readily produces 15 to 80 bus wheat, 25 to 50 corn, and 2 tons hay. M. E. Church, Rev. G. W. Hobbs, P. E. Rev. J. T. Meade; Roman Catholic, Rev. Father M. Stanton. Several public schools Population 150. James Earp, Postmaster.
Blacksmith
Banks, Sam'l D.
Hartke, Joseph
Resau, John H.
Boots and Shoes.
Hellwig, Chas
Miller, John
Todd, David
Zink, C
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Bryan, Benj
Preisenger, K
Peddicord, Girard
Bowles, Jas
Schroder, F
Talbot, Chas
Druggist.
Eareckson, Edwin
General Merchandise.
Boyle, Mrs. S. E.
Laffy, Daniel
McCaulley, M
O'Malley, Patrick
Pettit & Rea
Grocers and Confectioners.
Earp, James
Kyne, Mrs J
Pocock, Geo W
Pocock, S M
Todd, David
Watts, Mrs Ruth
Hotel.
Howard, Mrs S E Boyle
Iron Furnace.
Brown, Thos
Justice of the Peace.
Bosley, Geo.
Millers.
Collins, J N
Isaacs, Joeeph
Soper, C B
Ore Miner.
Macmanus, John
Physicians.
Craggs, Joseph H
Eareckson, J
Eareckson, R W
Tounge, H
Williams, Arthur
Winterson, C
Tinner.
Laynor, Geo J
The county seat, is situated on both sides of the Patapsco River, and lies partly in Howard and partly in Baltimore Conilties. It is distant fifteen miles from Baltimore City by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and ten miles by the Baltimore & Fredericktown Turnpike. It was formerly known as Ellicott's Mills, but was incorporated by the General Assembly of 1867, since when it has been called Eli icott City. The scenery about the city is noted for its beauty and picturesqueness. The well known flour mills of Gambrill & Co. are situated there, and there are also within its corporate limits several celebrated institutions of learning among them being the Patapsco Female Institute and Rock Hill College. The country around is noted for its healthfulness and the fertility of its soil. Farm lands sell readily for between sixty and a hundred dollars per acre, and the farmers find a ready market for their wheat at the flour mill. Truck farms are numerous, and all kinds of vegetables, fruit and poultry, meet with quick sales from the various grocery stores and families of the city.
The city has entirely recovered from the disastrous effects of the memorable flood of 1868, and is now in a flourishing and prosperous condition. Its proximity to Baltimore, together with its railroad conveniences, render it a desirable residence for those wishing to combine the pleasures of country and city life, and many persons doing business in the metropolis make their homes in the neighborhood of Eliicott City. Population 2,900. R. N. Wharry, Postmaster.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.-German Lutheran, Rev. E. Lehnert; M E (Emory,) Rev. T. A. Morgan; M. P., Rev. A. D. Dick; P. B., (St Peter's;) Rev. R. A. Poole; Presbyterian, Rev. W. A. Hooper; Roman Catholic, (St. Paul's,) Rev. Father John Dougherty.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.-A. F & A. M.-Patmos 70. 1: 0.0. F.- Centre Lodge 40, and Encampment 81. K of P-Fidelity 61. I O. G. T.-Patapaco 144. Bayley Aid and Beneficial, Byron Literary Club.
ASSOCIATIONS.-Ellicott City Land and Loan; German Building; National Building; Eliicott City Saving.
CITY OFFICERS.-Mayor-Z. M. Isaacs. City Council-E. Norris, President, Thomas H. Hunt, C. F. Makison, James T. Yates, Wm. McKinsey, and C. P. Cassidy. Counselor-E. Linthicum. Register-James G. Kirkwood. Policeman--J. B. Vansant.
Agent Rallroad.
Harvey, C W
Agent-Real Estate
Peter, Wm B
Agent-Sewing Machines.
Buzby, Wm N
Agricultural Implements.
Reynolds, N H
Talbott, E A
Attorneys at Law.
Linthicum, Edwin
Maccubbin, James
McGuire, J D
Rogers, John G
Watkins, J Harwood
Wootton, Henry E
Bakers and Confectioners.
Heavy, James
Norris, Edward
Thomas, Wm
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Burgess, George
Isaacs, George W.
Makison, C. T.
Miller, B F
Books and Stationery.
Brooks, Mrs M A
Boots and Shoes.
Bierly, Bros
Dykes, Josephus
Helm, Beal
Kinsey, J
Butcher.
Kraff, Andrew
Carpenters and Undertakers.
Chandler, H
Fort, B
Hillsinger, Stephen
Isaacs, A J
Isaacs,Thomas
McClellan, John
Merson, J W
Coal and Wood.
Dorsey, Joshua W
Kuhn, J F
Dentists.
Dorsey, J S
Shreeve, James E
Druggists
King, Dr S A
Martin, Dr Isaac J & Son
Dry Goods and Notions,
Buzby, Mrs M E
Day, John & Son
Duvall, Mary L
Frank, Mrs S
Frost, Elias W
Flour and Feed.
Collier, Wm B
Miller, Albert
Foundry and Machinist.
Reynolds, N H
Furniture.
McClellan, John
General Merchandise
Canby, C T
Day, John & Son
Frank, S & Co
Hunt, Thomas H
Leishear, J H
Ogle, B
Precher, Louis
Radcliffe, Wm W
Slasher, Joseph A
Sprecher, D
Tabler, A J P
Groceries and Provisions
Fissler, Mrs
Frey, Charles A
Heavy, James
Holtman, John
Kaiser, H
Kavanagh, Martin
Lamkin, J J
Loughman, Daniel
Love, Henry
Miller, Albert
O'Brien, John U
Temmink, Henry
Harness and Saddles.
Mayfield Wm F
Temmink, Henry
Hotel.
Howard, Josiah Groves
Justices of the Peace.
Cook, James D
Heine, F
Livery Stables.
Dorsey, Joshua W
Fisher, Martin
Kuhn, J F
Lumber.
Talbott, E A
Millers.
Collier, Wm B
Gambrill, C A & Co
Millinery and Dressmaking.
Buzby, Mrs M B
Easterday, Ida
Hunt, Mrs B
Mayfield, Mrs Sarah
Painters.
Matthews, J B
Mercer, Owen
Radcliffe, S
Paints, Oils and Glass.
Radcliffe, William W
Physicians.
Hodges, Mr
Keene, Samuel A
King, S A
Martin, Isaac J
Owings, T B
Temple, I P
Worthington, W H
Plumbers and Machinists.
Kirkwood, Robert G
Schrod, Charles
Restaurants
Hermes, Albert
Rody, Martin L
Wosch, Julius
Stoves and Tinware.
Fisher, J C
Kirkwood, R G
Lilly, John J
Tailors and Clothiers
Buetefisch, Henry,
Butke & Wallenhorst
Caddick, Thomas
Cassidy, C P
Frank, S & Co
Reese, E
Reese, J
Tobacconists.
Love, Henry
Wallenhorst, B H
Watches and Jewelry.
Wettmarshausen, F
Wines and Liquors.
Love, Henry
O'Brien, John U
Strasburger I C
Is 4 1/2 miles from Woodbine. Land, Clay subsoil, can be bought at from $6 to $50 per acre, and yields 10 to 25 bua wheat, 20 to 50 corn, 500 lbs tobacco and 1 ton hay. Jennings' Chapel, (M. P.,) and a public school Population 25. Joshua N. Warfield, Postmaster.
Attorney at Law
Warfield, John
Blacksmiths
Scott, John D
Wright, John T
Carpenters
Harrison, Nimrod
General Merchandise
Warfield, Joshua N.
Millers
Hipsley, Evan
Stier, James
Is 5 miles from Sykesville, in a thickly settled country. Location healthy; business medium; land can be bought from $10 to $30 per acre, and produces 10 to 80 bus. wheat, 20 to 60 corn, 500 to 1,000 lbs. tobacco and one-half to 1+ tons nay. Churches and schools in the vicinity. Population 75. Edward Day, Postmaster.
Agricultural Implements.
Domey, Edmund
Blacksmiths.
Baseman, Geo W
Isaacs, C H
Foundry and Machinist.
Dorsey, Edmund
General Merchandise.
Day, Edward & Son
Isaacs, W S
Selby, N H
Hotel.
Warfield, Lorenzo G
Miller.
Isaacs, John
Shoemaker.
Parsley, James L
Wagonmasters.
Isaacs, Geo H
Isaacs, Wm E
Is 5 miles from Hood's Mills; land good, mostly cleared; is valued at from $25 to $100 per acre, and realizes 25 bus wheat and 80 corn. The Celebrated Dorsey Reapers are manufactured here. Glenwood and vicinity is reputed to be the garden spot of Howard County. Gienwood Institute, Prof. L.G. Mathews, principal. Population 40. James B. Mathews, Postmaster.
Agent-Insurance
Mathews, James B
Agricultural Implements
Dorsey, Edmund
Blacksmith
Powers, G W
General Merchandise
Matthews, Wm.
Miller
Stier, James R.
Physicians
Warfield, Evan W.
Shoemaker
Barnes, Levin
Is 1 3/4 miles from Woodbine. Land medium, is valued at from $15 to $40 per acre, and yields 15 buL wheat, 25 corn, 800 lbs. tobacco, and 2 tons hay. M. B. Church, Rev. C. W. Baldwin; Union M. E., Rev. Wm. Rogers; M. P., Rev. J. T. Hail; Harmony Presbyterian, Rev. C. W. Beach. Lisbon Female Academy and a public schooL Population 50. Geo. R. Leach, Postmaster.
Blacksmith.
Bond, John
Cigar Manufacturer.
Hall, Rev. J. T.
Dentist.
Gordon, J W
General Merchandise.
Leach, Geo H
Owings, W T
Simmons, Sarah B
Hotel.
Simmons, Sarah B
Miller.
Mills, Geo W
Millinery.
Fisher, Kate
Physician.
Warfield, M W
Undertaker.
Barnes, D T
Is pleasantly situated in the upper section of the county, 4 miles from Mount Airy on the B. & O. R. R. The land 5s fair, principally cleared; varies in price from $5 to $50 per acre; produces 20 bus. wheat, 80 corn, 800 lbs tobacco and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population-- 40. C. T. Mulhneaux, Postmaster.
Blacksmith
Lee, Wm
Carpenter.
Davis, Hamilton
General Merchandise.
Hill, John L
Mason
Brown, Owen
Millers
Mullinix, John J
Poole, Washington
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Baker, B F
Gurwick, F
Gurwick, Geo
Whipps, W F
Flothers, James
Harper, Wm
Carpenters.
Baldwin, Frank
Brown, Ephraim
Brown, B H
Brown, W F
Fisher, Howard
General Merchandise.
Whipps, Theodore
Millers
Harper, Geo.
Thompson, O. D.
Shoemakers.
Krohm, Henry
Smith, Wilson
Waters, Frank
Is on the Frederick Turnpike 5 miles from Eilicott City. St. Charles College for boys and young men is here situated; and the improvements lately made to the buildings are by far the largest and most important in the county.
The original building, the corner stone of which was laid by the Honorable Charles Carroll of
Carrollton, (then aged 94 years,) July 11, 1831, has received additions from time to time until it
has become one of the largest and most complete collegiate institutions in the State. The
length ef the new edifice is 147 feet, depth 65. It is three stories high, with a commodious
basement and attic. It is partly faced with cut granite stone. The halls are large and commodious.
The height of ceiling averages 15 1/2 feet. It is thoroughly lighted with gas and well heated in
every part with hot water, and all the conveniences of modern improvements. The length
of the whole edifice measures 367 feet, and it is one of the handsomest and moat commodious in
the State. The lands surrounding produces fair crops of wheat, corn, oats, hay, tobacco and
potatoes. Churches and a public school in the vicinity. Population 50. C. A. Gering, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Gering, Fred'k
Mullinix, Joshua
General Merchandise
Gering, C A
Is 2 1/4 miles from Woodbine; soil, red clay, principally cleared; is worth $25 per acre, and produces 15 bus. wheat, 25 corn, 1,400 lbs. tobacco and 2 tons hay. Church and a public school. Population 40. R. H. Miles, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Delauder, Andrew
Delauder, Lloyd
Carpenter
Woodard, Hiram
General Merchandise
Miles, Thomas
Wilson, O. S.
Hotel
Dorsey, Allen
Miller
Pool, Washington
Shoemaker
Dempsey, A. W.
Is 7 miles from Hood's Mills. Soil, gray rock; land principally cleared, is valued at $40 per acre and produces 25 bus. wheat, 40 corn, 600 lbs. tobacco and 1 1/2 tons hay. Mt. Calvary P. E. Church. Population 25. J. H. Peddicord, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Kinsey, Reese
Martin, Lennox Z
Carpenter
Dewalt, Alex
General Merchandise
Peddicord, Joseph H.
Miller
Peddicord, Geo. T. K.
Is 6 miles from Laurel. Soil loamy; land is worth $25 per acre and yields 20 bus. wheat, 40 corn and 1 1/2 tons hay. Public school. Population 25. Richard Waters, Postmaster.
General Merchandise
Saker, Wm
Scaggs, Isaac
Physician
Waters, C. H.
Is 4 miles from Sykesville; land commands $25 per acre, and yields 20 bus. Wheat, 40 corn, 1,200 lbs tobacco and 1 ton hay. St. James P. E. Church, Rev.C. W. Baldwin, and two public schools. Population 50. J. H. Cross, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Chosgo, B
Muarrove, C
Willcox, C S
General Merchandise
Cross, C F
McAvoy, J.
Hotel.
Hobbs, J.
Miller.
Isaacs, S. T.
Physician.
Hebb, J. W.
Is on the B. & O. R. R., 22 miles from Baltimore; clay soil; land, mostly cleared, is valued at $50 per acre, and produces 20 bus. wheat and 25 corn. Granite is shipped from here in large quatlities. Woodstock College located here, (Rev. J Perron President,) under the supervision of the Order of Jesuits, is one of the jargest institutions of the kind in the United States. Population 20. A. A. Fahey, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Cleary, Wm
Blacksmith.
Cavey, Wm E.
Carpenters.
Bemer, Otto
Linton, Wm
General Merchandise.
Herbert, Gen J R
Physician.
Williams, James
Shoemaker.
Vanlill, H M
Stone Quarry.
Eaton, Alvin
Clarksville
Belt, Alfred
Brown, Thos
Carr, Geo W
Cissell, Clinton
Dorsey, Howard C
Easton, B A
Handley, John T
Hobbs, Thos R
Johnson, Basil
O'Donnell, Geo W
Parlett, Wm
Richardson, Chas J
Richardson, Geo B
Ridgely, O. D.
Watkins, John S
Willard, M O
Zeigler, Geo
Cooksville.
Bittner, Wm
Buck, Eugene
Buck, James
Carr, Wm
Coursey, Robert
Cook, James
Dorsey, Nimrod B
Dorsey, Walter
Earle, Rol:ert L
Ensey, Richard
Hammond, Wm
Heldtman, H
Hobbs, Chas A
Hobbs, Cornelius
Hobbs, James H
Hobbs, Lacrence
Hobbs, Nathan C
Hobbs, Nathan C Jr
Hobbs, Riggs
Hobbs, Thomas
Hook, Robert
Hopkins, David B
Howard, Robert
Knott, Wm
Leach, B
Leishear, J A
Lemmon, David
Lemmon, Wm A
Mercer, Robert
Mills, Geo
Peddloord, M
Hidgely, Henry, K
Riggs, A
Rowles, Thomas
Sheets, Caleb
Shipley, O. C.
Stonebraker, H.
Warfield, Azel
Warfield, Evan
Williams, Mrs M J
Wilson, John
Woodward, Wm
Elk Bidge Landing.
Brinker, G
Buckingham, G M
Buckingham, Michael
Dycus, John
Hobbs, Geo W
Hopkins, A
Hopkins, B
James, L. L.
Laffy, Daniel
McIntosh, M.
Newton, T W
Pfeiffer, Edward
Pfeiffer, John
Rowles, G W
Rowles, James
Rowles, Wm
Smith, C
Smith, Jno A
Smith, P L
Eillcott City.
Carroll Hon John Lee
Clark, James
College, St Charles
Dancore, A J
Day, John
Dennis, Capt B P
Dorsey, John W
Dorsey, B M
Gaither, Thomas H
George, S B
Hammond, Hon Edw'd
Hanson, George C
Hazlehurst, Henry B
Herbert, John H
Hunt, Thomas H
Hynes, Joshua
Johnson,A M
Kennedy, Hon Anth'ny
Ligon, Ex Gov. T W
Maccubbin, James
McGuire,JD
Merrick, Hon R T
Miller, Hon Oliver
Scott, Wm H
Sunderland, D. C.
Temple, Dr I P
White, John C
Winter, Henry
Wyman, Com Thos W
Florence.
Baxley, James
Collins, Mrs Dennis
Crapster, Mortimer D
Dorsey, C Warren
Dorsey, Fred
Duvall, J Wesley
Elliott, Geo
Fawcett, Wm
Gaither, Wm H
Haines, Mrs B P
Hardy, Authur
Hardy, Charles H
Hilton, J Horace
Hilton, Wm H
Hobbs, James L
Rorstkamp, John
Jarden. Saml
Jones, Evan A
Lawlor, Michael
McDonald, Chas
Meredith, James A
Mullinix, Basil
Murray, David
Picket, Chas
Picket. Wm
Read, Reuben
Ricord, Caleb
Ridgley, Wm R
Silence, Wm T
Snyder, K
Snyder, B P
Stewart, J Wesley C
Warfield Albert G
Wartleld, C J
Warfield, John Green
Gleneig.
Baseman, Geo W
Belt, James B
Brown, Archibald
Challis, Henry E.
Cross, John T.
Day, Geo
Dorsey, Edmund
Grimes, John B
Grimes, Thos
Knight, Orman
Lette, John C
Linthicum, Chas G
Linthicum, Lloyd
Muigrove, Wm
Owings, Gillis
Parsley, James L
Ridgely, Chas M
Ridgely, Stephen M
Scribnor, Washington
Scribnor, Wesley
Selby, Enoch
Selby, John Q
Selby, Joseph
Sheapard, Larkin
Shipley, F M
Shipley, P G
Snyder, Geo W
Tyson, H H
Warfield, Lorenzo G
Warfield, Thos O
Glenwood
Baseman, Geo W
Belt, Mrs M
Cook, Mary
Crapster, Thaddeus
Dorsey, Edmund
Dorsey, Richard of C
Dorsey, Richard H
Dorsey, Wm T
Fite, W B
Hammond, N W
Hobbs, Mrs C J
Howard, Robert B
Mathews Alfred G
Mathews, James B
Mathews, Wm
Musgrove, W C
Ridgely, Thomas A
Ridgely, Wm A
Snyder, Geo W
Steele, Wm B
Stier, James B
Wanield, Dr Evan W
Warfield, Mrs Mary
Wolfe, Dr J H R
Lisbon
Anthony, Wm.
Barnes, B. F.
Barnes, Benj.
Beall, David
Bradford, Luther
Danner, Henry
Fisher, Joseph F.
Gaither, Jarrett K.
Gartrell, N.
Henderson, N. R.
Hood, S. G.
Hopkins, D. E.
Justice, D. W.
Knock, C. S.
Leisher, J. A.
Lenson, James
Meredith, James
Miles, W. H.
Myers, Frank
Owings, C. C.
Owings, E. W.
Owings, N.
Peddicord, W. A.
Shipley, O. C.
Talbott, W. F.
Talbott, Zadock
Ward, J. W.
Warfield, Aug.
Warfield, J. M.
Webb, Levi
Long Corner
Becraft, Geo.
Becraft, James
Becraft, Milton L.
Becraft, Rufus
Bennett, Rezin
Burdette, Allen
Burdette, Caleb
Burdette, Nathan
Burdette, Perry G.
Burdette, Phillip
Hammond, Richard T.
King, Conrad
King, Lewis E.
Mullineaux, Andrew D.
Mullineaux, Chas T.
Mullinix, Asbury
Mullinix, Asbury, Jr.
Mullinix, Basil
Mullinix, Chas E.
Mullinix, Geo. W.
Mullinix, Henry
Mullinix, John T.
Mullinix, Jonathan
Mullinix, Luther T.
Mullinix, Robert B.
Mullinix, Upton
Mullinix, Washington
Mullinix, Wm A
Mullinix, Wm A Jr
Penn, James
Reed, Samuel P
Thompson, James F
Thompson, James M
Trout, Chas
Warner, J Hamilton
Oakland Mills.
Besler, Chris
Bolden, Benj
Brosener, Henry
Dorsey, Reuben
Florstead Edward
Fowler, Lloyd
Hanes, Asbury
Harden, Wm
Mores, Francis
Murphy, Thos
Owens, John
Thompson, Samuel
Ware, Thos
Pine Orchard.
Hammond, Matthias
Kennedy, W S
Rhin, Jesse W
Rhin, John W
Rhin, Joseph A
Poplar Springs
Beall, David
Boman, Levi
Burdette, Alien
Burdette David
Caines, James
Driver, Denton
Driver, Washington
England, Abraham
Hall, Jesse
Hall, Lewis
Kuhn & Bunn
Ore, Wm
Pickett, Wm
Selby, Green
Shaffer, Neal
Stackhouse, H
Theinan, C
Tracy, John S
Warner, Adam
Wortham, James
Roxbury Mills.
Banks, Mrs Arianna
Biser, Fred'k
Brandenburg, Geo
Clark, David
Dorsey, Humphrey
Dorsey, Joshua
Dorsey, Mrs Margaret
Dorsey, Stephen B
Etchison, Lysauder
Garther, Dennis P
Griffith, Horatio
Howard, Thomas
Linthicum, G W
Ridgely, Geo K
Waters' Store.
Bottrell, Geo
Brown, Elisha
Brown, Franklin
Cross, DennIs
Cross, Henry
Goul, MIchael
Jager, Henry
Jager, Herman
Jager, John
Melin, Littleton
Nichols, Thos
Smallwood, Philip
Strouse, Martin
Walbeck, Wm S
Walters, G D
Waters, S D
Wilson, John
West Friendship.
Benzinger, F F
Barlow, J
Brown, G W
Challis, H
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Cross, T S
Dorsey, J R
Grimes, T
Hebb, Dr J W
Hipsley, C S
Hipsley, J B
Hobbs, C
Hobbs, B
Hobbs, H
Hobbs, J T
Martin, C
McAvoy, H
Morr, L
Ranehan, S
Ridgely, J S
Ridgely, W J
Saumenig, J
Selby, A
Sellby, B
Selby, MA
Selby, T.
Shipley, M. D.
Shipley, M W
Slock, S F
Sotfel, M
Stoudfield, J
Sullivan, A
Thompson, J
Woodstock
Brown, John R
Brown, Samuel
Cavey, Beal
Davis, Richard
Davis, Sam'l E
Frost, Wm
Herbert, Genl J B
Jones, A B
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