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for the Upper New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, having an area of 422 square miles, is on the Eastern Shore of the Bay, extending from the State of Delaware on the east to the Chesapeake on the west, and is bounded on the north by the Chester River and on the south by Talbot and Caroline counties. It includes Kent Island the largest island in the Chesapeake Bay, which is about fifteen miles long. Kent Island is important in the history of Maryland as having been the site of the first white settlement within the State.
The surface is level and generally low, and the soils, though various, almostly of the kind known as white oak soil, with a red clay sub-soil are easily worked, and with reasonable attention are very fertile, producing excellent crops of grains and grasses. Much of this county is very fine. Kent Island and the central section especially exhibiting very fine and flourishing farms. Vegetable or truck farms are becoming numerous, as also are fruit farms and peach orchards.
This county is two-thirds bounded by navigable water, placing nearly all parts of the county convenient to market by bay vessels and steamboats plying north and south of it daily. The water is good, and the county is drained by numerous creeks, along which patches of forest dot every farm. Marl is abundant, and is much used as a fertilizer. Queen Anne's has unlimited supplies of fish, oysters and wild fowl in the inlets surrounding its shores, and here can be found some of the finest wheat, corn and grass fields in the State, as well as peach, apple and pear orchards. The construction of the Queen Anne's Railroad gives daily communication with Northern cities, and brings some of the most productive lands convenient to the best and principal markets.
Judges Second Judicial Circuit -Hon. John M. Robinson, Chief Judge; Hons. Joseph A. Wickes and Frederick Stump, Assoiate Judges. Clerk to Court-James Wooters, Centreville. Assistant- -Lemuel Dunbracco. Sheriff -Thomas B. Turner. Crier-P. F. T. Blake. Bailiff s-Thomas Davis and James H. Costin. State's Attorney-Edwin H. Brown, Centreville. Judges of Orphan's Court-Richard C. Tilghman, Chief Judge; Samuel T. Earle and Dr. Washington Finley. Register of Wills-Wm. E. Temple, Centreville. Deputy-George S. Palmer. County Commissioners-R. T. Larrimore, John Coppage and James H. Temple. Attorney to Commissioners-A. H. Weedon. Clerk-Hobert Goldaborough, Centreville. Commissioners-Dr. J. A. Holton, President; Dr. W. J. Sudler Carmichael. 8up,rtntenden~James W. Thompson. Registers of Voters - J. Morling Sudler, Washington Collins, John Goldsborough, Y. T. White, Thomas A. Embert and Samuel C. Rigby. Constahtes-Michael C. Cacy, John E. Everett, John T. Atkinson, W. W. Trought, Pere Brown, Hendrix, C. Sidney Jump, Wm. B. Pratt, T. H. Plummer, Thaddeus M. White, Clem. MeConnor and John A. Downes, Tax Collectors - J. W. Johnson, Thomas H. Walls, Wm. Gould, James Denny, Frank Low and Wm. Dever. Justices of the Peace-Wm. S. Meredity, Thomas J. Britton, Wm. D. Tarbutton, Joseph Guest, R. E. C. Downes, E. T. Valliant, Robert Goldaborough, G. A. T. Wright, John W. Tarman, John O. Phillips, Walter C. Taylor, John M. Aker, James J. Taylor, Wm. H. Vane and Wm. E. Barton. Notary Public--J. J. Hall, Centreville. Congressman, First District-Hon. Daniel M. Henry. State Senator-Hon. Budd S. Ford. Members House of Detegates-Hons. R B. Carmichael, Jr., and J. H. W. G. Weedon. Terms of Circuit Court, which are held in the Court-House, at Centreville, the county seat: Mu Tes'ma-lst Mondays in May and November. Chancery Terms-4th Mondays in January and July. Population of County-White, 10,400. colored, 6,390. Registered Vote, 4,100. Assesaed Value of Personal, Real, Stocks and Railroad Property, $6,563,803. State and County Tax $1.22 1/4 on $100.
CENTERVILLE
Centerville, the county seat, is situated at the head ot Corsica Creek, an arm of the Chester River. It has a landing on this creek for sailing vessels, within one mile of the town. It possesses rare facilities for communication with Baltimore. A daily line of steamers arrive at and depart from Queenstown, seven miles distant on the Chester River. The town is picturesque, and its position fine, situated on a hill which rises somewhat abruptly from the plane of the creek. It is the terminus of the Queen Anne & Kent Railroad, which brings it in connection by rail with Baltimore, Wilmington, Delaware, and all of the great markets of the Union. The buildings, private and public, as well as the volume of business, attest the thrift and progress of the town. It is in the midst of a beautiful, healthful and fertile country, which yields abundantly of grain and fruits. The climate, soil, health, and advantages of the town and surrounding country offer great advantages to those in quest of farms, truck gardens and fruit orchards. The land is three-quarters cleared, is composed of sand and clay loams, can be bought at from $10 to $75 per acre, according to location and improvement; yields 10 to 30 bus. wheat and 20 to 75 corn. Population 1,300. J. T. Hand, Postmaster.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS--St. Paul's P. E. Rev. James A. Mitchell, Rector; M. P. Rev. J. D. Kinser, M. E., Rev. C. W. Pettyman.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS--I.O.O.F.--St. Tammany 25. P. Of H.--Spaniards Neck 67 and Farmers 74.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS--Wm. J. Hand, Jas. B. Palmer, and A. H. Wright. Clerk--P. F. T. Blake. Counsel--A. R. Weedon. Baliff--Joseph V. Coursey.
Agents--Insurance
Gibson, W. J. & Son
Agent-Expres
Emory, B., Jr.
Agents--Real Estate
Macha & Gibson
Agricultureal Implements
Emory, E. B. & Co.
Feddeman, P. H., Jr.
McKenney, Wm.
Attorneys at Law
Brown, John B. & E. H.
Emory, Albert T.
Hopper, P. B.
Keating, Thos. J. & B. P.
Spenceer, Wm. C.
Weedon, A. R.
Auctioneers
Blake, P. F. T.
Costin, James H.
Bakers and Confectioners
Davis, Sarah L.
Harman, Walter F.
Barber
Handy, Richard
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Hopkins, & Vane
Vane & Flowers
Boots and Shoes
Elliott, Joseph E.
Nicholls, Phillip
Seaney, Sam'l
Bricklayers
Smith & Crouch
Butchers
Turner, Chas.
Watson, John G.
Carpenters and Undertakers
Davis, S. T.
Gleaves, Geo.
Gough, John
Smith, James
Smith, John W.
Carriagemakers
Coursey, Joseph V.
Coursey, Wm. T.
Hopkins, R. M. & Son
Clothing and Gent's Goods
Smith, W. H.
Constables
Jump, C. Sydney
Plummer, Thos. H.
Dentist
Price, Robert M.
Druggists
Hopper, Wm. J.
Wooters, John T.
General Merchandise
Boyer, E. F. & Sons
Elliott, Joseph E.
Hall, J. Hersey
Hand, W. J.
Harman & Parvis
Kahn, Meyer
McClyments & Co.
Moore, John T.
Perry & Legg
Whiteley, Wm. H.
Wilkinson, John
Groceries and Provisions
Bramble, James
Goldsborough, John
Hardware
Feddeman, P. H., Jr.
McKenney, Wm.
Harnessmaker
Wilhelm, Lewis
Hotels
Arlington, John W. Glanville
Temperance, Jas. H. Straughn
Justices of the Peace
Goldsborough, Robert
Wright, G. A. T.
Livery Stables
Coursey, W. T.
Wilson, Wm. T.
Live Stock Dealer
Fessmyer, Joseph
Lumber, Coal, Grain & Fertilizers
Emory, E. B. & Co.
Feddeman, P. H., Jr
Price, Robert G.
Smith, Geo. M.
Miller
Husselton, Maj. John M.
Milliners and Dressmakers
Dean & Thawley
Flowers, Emma
Goldsborough, Vina
Haddaway, Mrs. Mary
Perry, Mrs. Edward
Sheppard, Mrs. Jas. H.
Smith, Mrs. Carrie
Wright, Mary
Painters
Reese, Wm. & Son
Vickers, Theodore
Wright Bros.
Physicians
Bordley, James
Earle, Sam'l T.
Holton, Joseph A.
Stoves and Tinware
Feddeman & Price
Tailors
Elliott, Joseph E.
McAuliff, J. P.
Veterinarian
Gibson, Dorrington
Watches and Jewelry
Harman, C. E.
Wines and Liquors
Rasin, Joseph O.
Wire Worker
Simmons, Thos. W.
CHURCH HILL
Is 3 « miles from Price's Station on the Queen Anne & Kent R. R. And near Rolph's Wharf on the Chester River. Village healthy; land, light loam, principally cleared, is worth from $15 to $20 per acre, and yields 12 to 16 bus. wheat, 25 to 30 corn, and 2 tons hay. M. E., M. E. South and P. E. Churches. Academy and public schools. Population 50. B. E. Cook, Postmaster.
Agricultural Implements
Smith & Cook
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Bowen & Gould
Cook, J. T.
Johns & Hicks
Jones, J. T.
Parsons, H.
Rollinson, P.
Carpenter
Reed, W. L.
Spedden, Wm.
Taylor, John
Wright, Chas.
Druggist
Cook, B. E.
General Merchandise
Bradley, W.
Carter, J. H.
Cochran, A.
Coppage & Co.
Gafford, T. H.
Gawthorp, M. T.
Guest, Joseph
Pippin, Levi
Potts, J. E.
Seaney, Sam'l
Spry & Ruth
Todd, W. T.
Hotel
Anderson, James
Miller
Krawl, Wm.
Physicians
Booker, T. N.
Green, T. H.
Newan, C. M.
Tucker, J. T.
CRUMPTON
Is on the Chester River 40 miles from its mouth, 10 from Chestertown and 4 from Lambson's, on the Queen Anne & Kent R. R. A bridge spans the river at this point, connecting Kent and Queen Anne Counties. The villiage is well laid out and has some enterprise. The land is sandy, variable in quality, well adapted for trucking, plenty for sale, easily improved, commands from $50 to $175 per acre, and yeilds 15 to 25 bus wheat, 40 to 60 corn, 20 to 75 oats, 50 to 250 potatoes and 2 tons hay. Water excellent. M. E. Church, Rev. W. E. Gregg, M. P., Rev. Robert T. Smith; two public schools. Population 325. F. N. Sheppard, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Bradley Bros.
Brown, Frisby
Jones, H. C.
Butchers
Finnemore, Geo. W.
McGee, Sam'l
Carpenters and Undertakers
Conlin, Wm. J.
Dunbraco, James
Roberts, H. T.
Simmons, Frank G.
Sparks, John R., Jr.
Ware, Thos
Whaley, Thos
Woodall, J. R.
Carpetweaver
Welch, Maurice
Confectionery
Sheppard, J. M.
Constable
Adkinson, John T.
Druggists
Roberts, Dr. S. P.
General Merchandise
Anderson, Mrs. W. N. C.
Bryan, John
Bryan, Joshua
Friel & Sudler
Harrison & Bro
Hendrix, Henry
Ringgold, James
Schwatka, W H
Smith, Hopper
Welch, Mrs E E.
Hotels
Armstrong, Wm P
Slaughter, Joel C.
Justices of the Peace
Forman, H A
Howell, John
Lumber.
Ryland, Asbury
Millers
Godwin, Wm L
McFadden, John
Orem, James
Painters
Banthem, James M
Sheppard, Isaac M
Physicians
Roberts, Sudler P
Sheppard, F. N.
Wallace, Walter G
Plasterers
Hubbard, John
Sparks, H E.
Sparks, Sam'l E.
Shoemakers
Adkinson, Wm
Ryland, Edward W
Sparks, Frank
FORD'S STORE
Is 10 miles from Centreville, located in a thickly settled principally oystering; land, mostly cleared, varies in price from $20 to $30 per acre and produces 15 to 20 bus. wheat and 85 corn. M. E. And M. P. Churches; two public schools, one colored. Population 25. H. B. Ford, Postmaster.
Carpenters.
Stevens, Wm. E.
Wright, Chas
General Merchandise
Adkinson & Strong
Ford, H B
Hassett, John W
Neal, Sam'l J.
INGLESIDE
Is 3 miles from Cox's on the Queen Anne and Kent R. R; land, principally cleared, is valued at $10 to $100 per acre, and produces 20 to 30 bus. Wheat, 30 to 60 corn, and 1 to 2 tons hay. Churches and schools convenient. Population 75. J. E. Wilson, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Booker, J T
Booker, J W
Booker, N
Booker, W T
Carpenters
Fallowfleld, W W
Porter, W H
General Merchandise
Jackson, C W
Wilson, Benj
Wilson, J E
Physicians
Graham, J E
Parvis, G W
Shoemakers
Jackson, R.
Satterfield, N
KENT ISLAND
Is 18 miles from Centreville, and takes its name from an Island of that name formed by the Chesapeake Bay, Chester River and Eastern Bay. It is separated from the main land by Kent Narrows, and it is surrounded by navigable waters. The health or the island is good; the land is well cleared is a clay subsoil, ranges in price from *20 to *40 per acre; produces 20 bus wheat and 40 corn, M. E., M P. and P. E. Churches. Public schools,- Population 1,500. G.E. Callaway, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Brown & Jones
Chambers & Bro
Boarding
Goodhand, Mrs. Hiram
Carpenters
Baxter, Richard
Downs, Robert
Goodhand, H
Homans, C
General Merchandise
Brown, B F
Callaway, G E
Cockey, Mrs. Wm. H.
Cook, Jennie
Goodhand, Mrs. S. E.
Norman, J. J.
Harnessmaker
Patterson, L. C. & Bro.
Painter
Brashears, J.
Physicians
Denny, Wm.
Lewis, J. E. H.
Shoemaker
Thomas, E. R.
MERRICKTON
Is near Ccx's on the Queen Anne & Kent R. R. Land, alluvial, nearly all cleared, can be bought at from $10 to $40 per acre and produces 12 bus. wheat, 30 corn and 2 tons hay. Churches and schools near. Population 10. T. C. Baxter, Postmaster
Blacksmith
Holmes, Geo F
Carpenters
Anderson, James R
Anderson, John W
General Merchandise
Baxter, T C
Wilson, J E
Justices of the Peace
Meredith, W. S.
Miller
Williams, W. N.
Stock Dealer
Roberts, R. B.
PRICE'S STATION
Is on the Queen Anne & Kent R. R. Land, clay soil, principally cleared, is worth from $10 to $40 per acre, and yields 8 to 20 bus. Wheat, 20 to 50 corn, and 2 to 3 tons hay. M. E. And M. E. South Churches, on public school. Population 25. W. E. B. Faithful, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths
Booker, R. J.
Newan, W. J.
Carpenter
Embert, Henry
General Merchandise
Faithful, W. E. B.
Physician
Newman, Casper M.
QUEENSTOWN
Is on the Chester River a few miles from its mouth and 7 from Centerville, the county sea~ Regular lines of steamers on the Chester River places Queenstown in communication with the markets of Baltimore and other cities. The land is fair and can be bought at from $10 to $40 per acre, and produces average crops of wheat, corn, oats, hay and.potatoes. M. E., P. E., and Roman Catholic Churches. Public school. Population 150. J. H. Callaway, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Hergenrother, Louis
Porter, P N
Carpenters and Undertakers
DeCoursey, Saml
Porter, P. N.
Constable.
McOonnor, Clem
General Merchandise.
Callaway, J H
Davidson & Co
Denny & Cook
DeRochbrune, Geo
Ember, T A
Justice of the Peace
Aker, J M
Miller
Hammond, J R
Physicians.
Cockey, Chas B
Davidson, James
SUDLERSVILLE
Is on the Queen Anne & Kent R. R., 16 miles north.east of Centreville and 3 1/2 from Kerby's Landing on the Chester River; business and healh good; land, light and loamy, well cultivated, varies in value from $10 to $80 per acre and yields 10 to 30 bus wheat, 20 to 70 oats, 35 to 100 potatoes, and 20 to 50 corn. Crops are generally good. The people of the village are known for their piety and hospitality. There are large peach and pear orchards in this vicinity, and many are shipped to eastern markets during fruit season. Two M. E. Churches and a P. E. Mission. Public schools. Sudlersville Grange, P of H:, 155, Dr. A. B. Sudler, Master J. M. Sudler, Secretary. Population 150. Elwood B. Pierce, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R.
Hurlock, J J.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights
Booker, Thos
Chance & Booker
Schwatka, John A
Butcher.
Hackett, Joseph B
Carpenters and Undertakers
Evans, Wm
Hazel, Matthew
Moore, Wm
Nickerson, Wm
Pennington, Wm
Schwatka, John A
Constable.
Cacy, M C
Druggist
Busteed, Richard
Fertilizers.
Anderson, Joseph C
Barwick, Wm A & Son
Sudler, Dr Wm J
Fruit Packers.
Gadd & Sudler
General Merchandise.
Coppage Bros
Hurlock, J S
Sudler, Pierce & Co
Grain Dealer.
George, Joseph E
Harnessmaker.
Painter, John
Millers
Briscoe, Edward
McFadden, John
Millinery
Pardee, Mrs M S
Phyisicians
Dudley, Chas
Sudler, A B
Sudler, Wm J
Shoemaker.
Neville, James D
Stock Dealer
Anderson, Joseph C
Barwick, Wm A & Son
Surveyor
Elliott, Benj F
TEMPLEVILLE
Is 2 1/2 miles from Marydel on the Md. & Del.' R. R. Soil clay and sandy; land, principally cleared, is worth from $10 to .50 per acre, and produces 12 to 25 bus. wheat, 12 to 60 corn, and 1 to 3 tons hay. Antioch M E. Church. Public schools. Population 75. MrL B. Cooper, Postmistress.
Blacksmiths
Golly, James J
Walls, Robert
Webster, D.
Carpenters
Carson, Joseph
Clark, J. W.
McKnett, J. R.
General Merchandise
Clark & Smith
Perkins, Wm.
Physicians
Knott, James V.
Shoemakers
Artis, John
Lane, J. A.
Vane, E.
FARMERS IN QUEEN ANNE COUNTY AND THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESS
Centreville.
Annis, Wm E
Bailey, James E
Bailey, Nehemiah
Bailey, Nehemiah Jr
Booker, Thos B
Boyer, B F
Brown, John B
Brown, Dr Madison
Bryan, Thos B
Bryan, Wm W
Cahall, Robert B
Carron, A H
Chambers, Wm
Cole, John E
Collins, A J
Collins, John M
Cook, Joseph K
Cook, Henry H
Councill, Francis
Dever, Wm
Dudley, Wm C
Dudley, Wm G
Dyott, Wm A
Earle, James T
Earle, Richard T
Earle, Sam'l T
Earle, Wm B
Emory, Addison
Emory, Bianchard
Emory, Edward B
Emory, F A
Emory, Col J R
Emory, John of Wm
Emory, T R
Gibson, W J
Glanville, John W
Green, E B
Green, Nathan H
Hall, J Henry
Higgins, Wm T
Hobby, Vincent
Hoffman, Geo B
Hooper, James
Hopper, Dan'l C
Jacobs, Wm H
Jump, Chas M
Jump, Gee A
Jump, John T
Keating, Wm D
Kennedy, Chas
Larrimore, B T
Leaverton, B H
Lewis, John S
Lorman, John W
McKenney, Wm
Meeds, Thos F
Meeds, Wm T
Mulder, Capt J B
Palmer, James B
Perry, John W
Richardson, Wm
Robinson, James T
Robinson, -Hon John M
Smith, Gee M
Story, John H
Thawley, A J
Thawley, Geo W
Tilghman, Jas of John
Tilghman, H C
Turpin, Wm T P
Warren, Wm H
Watson, J W
Wilmer, Pere
Woodford, J W W
Wright, C Dorsey
Wright, J Spencer
Wright, Stephen L
Church Hill.
Anderson, J.
Barton, G
Barton, J
Brown, James
Elliott, J D
Evans, J H -
Finley, Dr W
Finley, W
Garrett, R
Godwin, J F
Green, T L
Hoffecker, A
Hurlock, D
Jarvis, J.
Kimble, P
Loller, S
McCol1ister, C
McGee, D
McWhorter, G
Meredith, E
Porter, G
Scott, J
Sinclair, J
Sinnett, Wm J.
Smith, D
Spry, J L
Spry, Sam'l
Walraven, Wm
Walker, J B
Walls,TH
Weatherby, C
Crumpton
Anderson, James
Bailor, A
Bostick, Sam'l
Bowers, Pierce
Bryan, Richard
Bryan, Wm
Cacy Sam'l B
Chairs, Sam'l
Comley, Wm
Coppage, James
Cosden, B
Cosden, John
Cosden, Joseph
Elburn, Nathan
Faulkner, Wm
Finlaw, Hiram
Ford, Geo
Forman, H A
Godwin, Wm L
Grey, Richard
Haines, Jas W
Hawk, P J
Himmillwright, B A
Howell, John
Hozee, James
Jarman, T G
Kennard, Joseph
Leegar, S R
Lesage, Wm
Leverage, Alfred
Lindsay, Wm H
Lynch, Amos
Lynch, Christopher
Maginniss, Wm
Maul, Chas F
Milburn, N J
Milburn, S R
Miller, Geo
Newcomb, Reuben
Orem, James
Orem, Wm
Patrick, Sam'l
Ringgold. James
Roberts, Findley
Robinson, Thos
Robinson, Woo C
Sheppard, F N
Sheppard, James C
Slaughter, Edwaid
Smith, Chas W
Smith, Harper
Smith, John
Stevens, Robert
Tarbutton, E
Tarbutton, Hiram
Tarbutton, Sam'l
Tarbutton, Wm D
Tolson, J M
Trixier, T
Wallace, Walter a
Wallen, Sam'1
Walls, Sam'l
Woodall, Dan'l R
Woodall, James
Ford's Store.
Bryan, Henry R
Bryan, Jonathan A
Butler, J E
Downs, Chas B
Eaton, James B
Ford, Woo Lloyd
Homey, Samuel
Smith, James A
Tarr, Wm E
Ingleside.
Beatty, C A
Downes, B
Emmerson, Sam'l
Everett, Sam'l
Graham. James
Jarrett, W A
Jarrell, W H
Johnson, J W
Johnson, S C
Merrick, C H R
Merrick, J Jr
Merrick, Mrs S E
Parvis, G W
Parvis, Thos
Poter, W B
Skyler, B
Smith, W D
Sparks, Ezekial
Sparks, Hiram
Sparks, W P
Starkey, aee
Walls, C W
Walls, Henry
Walls, S C
Walls, W W
Ware, W H
Wilson, J D
Wist, S N
Kent Island.
Ballen, Norak W
Brown, John
Brown, Thos F
Bryan, L W
Carter, J F
Carter, Sam'1
Caryille, James D
Carville, Thos B
Carvi lie, Thos R
Caryille, Thos W
Carville, Woo E
Cook, J B
Cook, J R
Cook, James
Cook, W O
Craft, L
Denny, John
Denny, Dr Wm
Downs, J B
Eareckson, Wm
Edenfleld, Hance
Gibson, W C
Harrison & Bro
Hopkins, E
Hopkins, J B
Hopkine, James
Hopkins, Wm H
Hopkins, Wm S
Jeffers, J. R.
Kemp, Thos. H.
Legg, Chas. N.
Legg, E. C.
Legg, H. A. & Bro.
Legg, J. F.
Legg, R.
Lewis, J. E. H.
Lowery, A. C.
Lowery, J. O.
Marvel, P.
Norman, H. C.
Norman, James P.
Norman, John T.
Norman, S. O.
Norman, W. T. C.
Palmer, H. A.
Palmer, Wm. B.
Price, E.
Price, J. H.
Price, J. W.
Price, James B.
Price, P. T.
Quinn, L. L.
Ringgold, E.
Ringgold, James
Ringgold, Saml
Ringgold, W C
Skinner, Chas. T.
Skinner, E S
Steveus, Chas. H.
Tanner, C. S.
Tanner, Wm
Tanner, Wm P
Timms, Wm. P.
Tolson, B C
Tolson, Chas E
Tolson, J
Tolson, Mrs R
Waiter, S J
Weedon, J H W
White, W B
White, W K
White, Wm F
Wright, James
Wright, Mrs. Jane
Merrickton
Baxter, James
Biscoe, W T
Bishop,W
Bostick, R
Boyer, John
Buss, E
Cannon, James
Cannon, Thos
Casey, Wm. G.
Clow, E. S.
Coppage, B. L.
Cox, Elias
Cox, James
Dockety, E.
Legg, John W.
Merrick, C. H. R.
Merrick, James
Newton, W. R.
Porter, Geo. E.
Reed, Wm.
Salloway, B. G.
Salloway, Joseph
Sill, R. J.
Smith, Dan'l
Smith, W. H.
Sparks, Wm. O.
Starkey, W. L.
Stevens, J. C.
Thomas, Joel
Thomas, Saml T.
Wallace, David
Walls, James
Wessel, Wm.
West, Henry
Williams, W. N.
Price's Station
Bewley, Wm. S.
Cecil, John
Cooper, Joshua
Elliott, John D.
Elliott, Walter T.
Elliott, Wm. T.
Ewen, John
Hayden, Isaac
Hunter, Wm.
Loller, Sam'l
Price, M.
Seney, John
Seney, Joshua
Seney, Solomon
Smith, Dan'l
Smith, Ezekiel
Walls, E. B.
Walraven, Wm.
Queenstown
Boils, Wm.
Broumell, Jas. S.
Bryan, H. R.
Bryan, J. A.
Bryan, Otho
Bryan, W. V.
Carmichael, Hon. R. B
. Carmichael, R. B., Jr
. Carmichael, Wm
Carter, R J
Clements, V B
Davidson, Gee
DeCoursey, Dr Wm H
DeRochbrune, Geo
Dodd, James H
Dodd, Thos H
Dudley, B
Hammond, 3 R
Hammond, Wm T
Hemsley, B
Hergenrother, Louis
Hopper, T W
Kinnamon, S
Kirby, J D
Kirby, N B
Lowe, F W
Marshall, Jas B
Mitchell, C J B
Morris, C W
Nelson, W W
Psca,E T
Price, Wm U
Price, Wm J
Reed, WmB
Reeves, Wm
Rhodes, Wm W
Stevens, B 3
Thomas, Mrs C G
Weaver, W C
Willson, C C
Willson, R. J.
Sudlersville
Anderson, J C
Anderson, Wm
Bailey, John
Benton, Lemuel
Benton, Nathan
Bradley, Col Stephen
Cacy, Wm.
Carson, Joseph
Comegys, Cornelius
Cooper, Eugene
Felton, Jacob B
Foster, Mrs Josephine
Foster, William
Gadd, A J
George, Joseph B
Gillespie, Wm
Goodhand, Mrs Hiram
Goodhand, Hiram
Goodhand, Sturgess
Harman, John
Hart, L M
Hicks, Levi
Higman Richard
Jones, Moses
Jones, Wm S
Massey, J W
Merrick, James
Neal, W H
Peters, James H
Phillips, Samuel
Pierce, Mrs Sarah
Pratt, Samuel L
Roberts, Finley
Roiph, Walter
Sollar, John
Sparks, Joseph
Sudler, Dr A E
Sudler, J. M.
Sudler, J. W. E.
Sudler, Jas. R.
Sudler, Dr. Wm. J.
Tate, Benj.
Temple, W. G.
Walls, James
Walls, Samuel G.
Templeville
Baggs, S.
Daily, John
Davis, John M.
Dill, E.
Everett, Levi
Harrington, John
Harrington, Wm.
Hummer, Joseph
Jarrell, J. R.
Kersey, Wm.
Legg, John W.
Neal, J. H.
Price, John
Slaughter, John W.
Smith, H. H.
Smith, T. H.
Temple, J. H.
Temple, John T.
Temple, John W.
Vane, E.
Whitely, S.