Since Carroll County was formed in 1837, this is the first book of land records recorded in that county. The majority of these listings indicate whether the land previously had been in Frederick or Baltimore County. Many times, family relationships are listed and there is usually a good reference to the previous land holders and surrounding land tract names. An every-name index is included which also contains the names of the land tracts. Even a couple of references to family graveyards were found. This book of abstracts is useful in locating ancestors and land previously owned by them, and possibly even a link to family relationships. Since all abstracts are subject to interpretation by the compiler, it is necessary to obtain a copy of the deed or record itself, for verification of all facts and interpretations as well as obtaining the metes and bounds. This book should prove useful in learning which records are needed for your research.Note: All entries are deeds and all parties are from Carroll County - unless noted otherwise. The first entry starts on page (folio) 5.
Abbreviations: pt = part; dtd = dated; cm = current money
5 – Hannah SHIPLEY – 4 Apr 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from Basil STEVENSON, surviving executor of Samuel STEVENSON of Baltimore
County. Per the will of Samuel STEVENSON probated 20 Oct 1821, property was
in Baltimore County (now Carroll County), 597 acres, 469 acres lay next to
Fell’s Dale with buildings; sale price $2,665. The other executor was
Joshua STEVENSON, now deceased.
7 – James KNOX, Catherine KNOX, John Robinson KNOX, Margaret Stark KNOX
- 5 Apr 1837 (made 2 Mar 1837)
from John KNOX of Forsey Shone of Lycoming Co, PA to minor children and
heirs of William KNOX, deceased (brother to John KNOX).
Deed was made 19 Oct 1819 in Frederick County, MD, # JS-9, 601 & 606
and mortgaged for $4,900 for tract Owing’s Chance (from Chancery record,
#1468 Equity). Claims have been settled so sale was not necessary.
9 – Union Bank - 8 Apr 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from James Mason CAMPBELL of Baltimore City, Trustee; William and George
WINCHESTER were executors of William WINCHESTER, esquire, deceased from
23 Jun 1835. Theodrick BLAND, Chancellor of the Court, determined that
tracts to David WINCHESTER by William and George WINCHESTER on 10 Jan 1823
should be sold for settlement. Property was part of Lot 6 of Legh Castle
of the late Legh Master’s estate and lay next to Bond’s Meadow Enlarged
and Long Valley and Brown’s Delight with neighbors George BROWN and William
DURBIN.
12 - Samuel CARR - 8 Apr 1837
from Basil D. STEVENSON, deceased, of Baltimore County. Samuel STEVENSON
had a will probated 21 Oct 1821 of Baltimore County having as executors,
his son Basil D. STEVENSON, and his brother Joshua STEVENSON previously
deceased. Property of 147+ acres consisted of part Resurvey on Father’s
Gift, Rich Meadows, and Pigeons Hill for $1,034.76.
14 - Richard JOHNS of Baltimore County – 11 Apr 1837
from William JORDAN of Carroll County, formerly Baltimore County for $3,000,
tract Curgaforgus?, now in Carroll County (formerly Baltimore County) of
64 ½ acres and part Mount Pisgar which adjoined the first tract previously
deeded by Thomas L. EMORY and John J. DONALDSON.
17 - John ROOP – 11 Apr 1837 (made 25 Mar 1837)
from Jacob REESE and Ellanor, his wife for $600, part Bond’s Meadow,
previously deeded by Joshua SMITH Jr., trustee. Land consisting of
½ acre with brick house was located on the turnpike leading from
Westminster to Petersburgh, and adjoined lands of David UHLER and
the heirs of Jacob SHERMAN, deceased.
19 - David EVANS – 12 Apr 1837
from James RAYMOND, appointed Trustee per Frederick County Equity
Docket #1393 – Thomas DEULLIP and wife Mary Ann vs Samuel HAINES,
etc; to sell real estate of David HAINES, deceased, of Frederick
County which consisted of part Legh Castle (part Lot #9 & 14) which
begins at Robert’s Care and ran along lands of Robert BENNETT and
James PEARRE. On 17 Apr 1835, David W. NAILL platted the land which
consisted of 143+ acres with a mill, and lay on each side of Sam’s Creek
in Carroll County, being where Evans now resides. Sale price was $1,432.50.
21 - John EARHART – 15 Apr 1837 (made 21 Mar 1837)
from Daniel BANKER for $509, part Ohio of 76 acres and part Resurvey on
High Germany of which 8+ acres were previously deeded from Conrad ROUTZON
on 22 Aug 1829 (Frederick Co Deed).
23 - Joseph HARDEN – 13 Apr 1837
from Nicholas HARDEN and wife Rachel, and Samuel GORE and wife Teresa.
Previously the land of 173+ acres was deeded in Baltimore County
(WG-124, 431) on 9 Mar 1813 by Sidney BUCHANAN, Mary ALLISON,
Peggy BUCHANAN and James A. BUCHANAN to Ignatius HARDEN, Nicholas
HARDEN, Joseph HARDING (then HARDEN) and Teresa GORE. Ignatius died
in 1836, intestate with no issue; his part of 161 acres was divided
amongst his siblings, Nicholas and Joseph HARDEN and Teresa GORE but
Nicholas sold his portion to other siblings - except Ignatius had
conveyed 20+ acres to James CONNER.
26 - Jacob BAEHR – 15 Apr 1837
from John Talbott DEVILBISS, Harriett DEVILBISS and John G. SHAW for $4,000.
William DEVILBISS died intestate possessed of part tract Ross’s Range, 120+ acres;
on Meadow Branch in part of Carroll County which previously was Frederick County.
He left a widow, Harriett and two children, John Talbott DEVILBISS and Rachel Ann
Norris DEVILBISS but now the wife of John G. SHAW. Since son John Talbott was a minor,
his share was to be held until he became of age (21) but at that time would be signed
over to Jacob BAEHR. The final total on this was $4,212 with exception of the mill
race and GRAVEYARD.
28 - John TAUNEY – 15 Apr 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from George McCLAIN and wife Barbara of Adams Co, PA for $500, being part Molly’s Fancy
in Carroll County (previously Frederick County) and previously deeded by Peter HAFLEY
to Barbara WAGNER, now w/o George McCLAIN on 29 Jul 1831. Land lay next to lands of
Peter RUDOLFSH along Glade Spring. Exceptions were 22+ acres sold to John HARMAN Sr.
by Peter HAFLEY in 1813 and 3+ acres sold to Isaac MYERS on 19 May 1827; leaving 37+
acres with buildings, woods, and water courses.
30 - Jacob BAEHR (York Co, PA) – 15 Apr 1837 (made 7 Apr 1837)
from Harriet DEVILBISS, John G. SHAW and Rachel Ann Norris SHAW (his wife), and
representatives of William DEVILBISS, deceased; for $4,212, part Ross’s Range lying
on Meadow Branch in Carroll Co (previously part of Frederick Co), conveyed to William
Devilbiss by Michael STOVER on 31 Aug 1819 containing 120+ acres (boundary line starts
at stone engraved “Andrew YOUNG”).
32 – Zacariah EBAUGH – 15 Apr 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from George RICHARDS and Richard RICHARDS of Carroll County (formerly part of Baltimore
County), executors of the last will and testament of Richard RICHARDS, deceased, of
Baltimore County; tracts Blenheim, and Rookland Enlarged for $600.
34 – Joseph EBAUGH – 15 Apr 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837)
from George Gordon BELT of Baltimore City and County, permanent trustee for Jacob EBAUGH,
an insolvent debtor (application for insolvency dtd 27 Sep 1833). On 2 Nov 1833, sale was
held in Baltimore County; property of Henry EBAUGH, deceased, was to be divided being
Lot 1 of tract Transylvania, said land conveyed to Jacob by Henry on indenture dated
26 Sep 1812; land ran to the middle of Baltimore and Reisters Town and Hanover Turnpike
and next to part Spring Garden containing ¾+ acres; Joseph Ebaugh was highest bidder
for $55.
37 – Elizabeth STULTZ and Ann FUSS – 17 Apr 1837 (made 25 Mar 1837)
from Daniel SHUNK and Elizabeth (his wife) for $30, 1+ acre of Resurvey on Carmack’s
Chance, near Union Town; conveyed to Shunk by John RIGNEY, Sheriff of Frederick County
on 28 Apr 1830 (Frederick Co Land Records JS-34, 17 & 18).
38 – Daniel ENGLER – 17 Apr 1837 (made 4 Apr 1837)
from William GAMBLE and Elizabeth, his wife, for $578, tract part Shepherd’s Retirement,
8 ¾ acres.
40– William SLAGLE – 17 Apr 1837 (made 8 Apr 1837)
from Martin MINTER and wife Barbara for $125.09, tract part Prussia, being near the south
side of a branch descending unto Gunpowder Falls; conveyed to the Minters from Eve ZEPP
and others on 10 Apr 1818 (Baltimore Co Land Records, WG-145, 159).
42 – Trustees of the First Presbyterian Church – 17 Apr 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837)
from George PATTERSON to Trustees: George PATTERSON, William BAER, Regin D. HEWITT,
William H. WARFIELD, Howes GOLDSBOROUGH, Warner W. WARFIELD, Nathan BROWN, Eli HEWITT
and Elias BROWN; for $1, tract part Springfield consisting of 1 acre; lies along road
leading from Westminster to Sykesville.
43 – Harriet DEVILBISS, John G. SHAW and John Talbot DEVILBISS
Mortgage Deed – 20 Apr 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837)
from Jacob BAEHR for $2,412 for Ross’s Range.
45 – John HESS – 21 Apr 1837 (made 6 Apr 1837)
from Charles HESS for $1,000, tract part of Addition to Brook’s Discovery on the Rich
Lands conveyed to Charles in 1818 by John McKALEB containing 29+ acres (neighbor Jacob
ECKENROTH but previously Peter BLACK); also another part of same tract conveyed to
Charles by George LINK in 1792 containing 32+ acres and lies next to George Link.
(Charles HESS and wife Magdalene both signed by mark)
47 – Basil D. STEVENSON – Mortgage - 22 Apr 1837 (made 8 Apr 1837)
Samuel CARR still owed $734 to the Samuel STEVENSON Estate for tracts Resurvey on
Father’s Gift, Rich Meadows, and Pigeon Hill containing 147+ acres; Basil is surviving
executor of Samuel STEVENSON, deceased.
49 – Basil D. STEVENSON – Mortgage - 22 Apr 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
Hannah SHIPLEY and Denton SHIPLEY still owed the Samuel STEVENSON Estate $1,665 for
tract Fell’s Dale, 449 acres ; Basil is surviving executor of Samuel STEVENSON, deceased.
51 – Wesley W. GARNER – Assignment of Lease - 8 Jul 1837 (made 20 Dec 1836)
by Jacob SHOWER and George SHOWER, admin/of Adam SHOWER, late of Baltimore County,
for $36 cm, tract German Church, plat #18 known as German Town as mentioned in Indenture
of Lease from Adam SHOWER, John BORN, Henry EBAUGH and John RITTER to John SHOWER dated
11 May 1809 in Baltimore Co. Land Record WG-104, 248; yearly rent is $1 with 99-year lease.
53 – John B. CHENOWETH, George BRAMWELL and Daniel STULL,
all of Baltimore County - 8 Jul 1837 (made 15 Oct 1836)
from John WILLIAMS of Baltimore County for $5 cm, tract Speculation, 59 ½ acres,
previously conveyed by Ludwick WAMPLER; has log house known by the Appellation of
the United Seminary and is to be used exclusively for a school house and place of worship.
54 – Joseph ENGLER – 22 Apr 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837) – Mortgage Deed
from Henry FULKRETH and wife Margaret for $300, tract I Forgot the Name, previously
conveyed by Benjamin HARGARIDER on 18 Apr 1798; and also for tract Owens Frolick by
Daniel STEVENSON on 16 Mar 1804; and also tract Stevensons Gardens conveyed by
Michael SMELSER on 10 Dec 1804; where Henry FULKRETH now resides and is situated on
the NE side of County road leading from Smelser’s Mill road to the Westminster and
Union Town Turnpike (less part sold to Jesse SLINGLUFF of 4 ½ + acres).
56 – Jacob COLEMAN – 24 Apr 1837 (made 22 Apr 1837)
from Thomas COLEMAN for $150, tract of 5 acres being part of George STONNER’s part of
Ohio, which was conveyed to Casper SHENEBROOKE and sold by the Sheriff of Frederick
County to cover Shenebrooke’s debts; then purchased by John McKALEB but conveyed on
20 Jul 1821 to Jacob LYNN; (doesn’t state how property got from Lynn to Coleman).
A right of way was granted for an open road sufficient for wagons to pass from Thomas
Coleman’s land where he now lives.
58 – Peter W. GALWITH – 26 Apr 1837 (made 12 Apr 1837)
from Ann WILSON for $450 cm of US, tract The Resurvey on Unity, 3+ acres,
59 – Peter W. GALWITH – 26 Apr 1837 (made 8 Apr 1837)
from John KEY and wife Ellen for $85 cm of US, tract Susan’s Fancy, 2+ acres; conveyed
by Job HAINES on 29 Jun 1832; begins at tract conveyed to Job HAINES from Samuel HAINES.
61 – John TAYLOR – 28 Apr 1837 (made 26 Apr 1837)
from Thomas HILLEN and wife Robina K. of Baltimore County for $375 cm, tract pt White
Oak Bottom, pt The Resurvey on Hail’s Venture, and pt Mount Pleasant, totaling 91 ¾ acres;
property runs to corner of Samuel TAYLOR’s land.
63 – Reuben HAINES (of Joseph) – 1 May 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837)
from Samuel HAINES and wife Mary for $500 cm of US, tract Arnold’s Chance, pt York
Companys Defence, totaling 15 ¼ acres; land willed to Samuel HAINES from his father
Joseph HAINES dated 29 Apr 1822; property lies next to tract Resurvey on Gabriel’s Choice.
65 – Samuel HAINES – 1 May 1837 (made 10 Apr 1837)
from Reuben HAINES (of Joseph) and wife Sarah A., for $500 cm of US, tract pt Arnold’s
Chance, pt York Companys Defence, totaling 15 ¼ acres; land was willed to Reuben HAINES
by his father Joseph HAINES dated 29 Apr 1822; property lies on line of deed to Joseph
HAINES from James McCANNON in 1811. Samuel is Reuben’s brother.
67 – David HOUCK – 4 May 1837 (made 8 Apr 1837)
from Michael RITTER as Trustee by decree of state Chancery Court on 6 Feb 1836,
appointed to sell real estate of Peter DAYHOOFF, deceased, of Baltimore, for the benefit
of his heirs. On 19 Mar 1836, property of 42+ acres was sold to David HOUCK for $343 cm.
Property begins at ground marker “T” mentioned in deed from Jacob CROFT to Peter DAHOFF
dated 5 Aug 1803 in Baltimore County Land Records WG-78, 142; runs to center of Baltimore
Turnpike. Also, a tract containing 6+ acres starting at stone “D”.
68 – David CROWL – 4 May 1837 (made 12 Apr 1837)
from William DURBIN, surviving executor of Andrew REESE, deceased, late of Frederick
County. By will of Andrew Reese dated 13 Oct 1820, property was sold; buyer was David
Crowl for $136.50 cm, tract pt Gists Ambition, 11+ acres; next to Cool Spring and James'
Choice.
70 – Isaiah PEARCE – 4 May 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from John GORE and wife Anna for $450 cm of US, lot in Union Town previously conveyed by
Jacob LEGORE to Reuben GIST on deed dated 24 Jul 1813; begins at eastern corner of formerly
John REICHENEKER’s, now Jacob MYERS and Samuel MYERS dwelling house built by Reuben GIST,
fronts the public street; formerly Daniel COVER’s Lot conveyed to him by Reuben Gist but
now held and occupied by Isaiah Pearce.
72 – Richard RICHARDS – 5 May 1837 (made 29 Dec 1836)
from George RICHARDS and wife Catherine of Baltimore County.
Richard RICHARDS of Baltimore County, deceased, by his will dated 19 Sep 1834 gave to
his two sons, George and Richard, tract New Market, 65 acres; lying in Baltimore County
comprehending the town called Manchester; and also tract Landaff being in Baltimore County,
adjoining and between land of Narcissus SMITH, lands of John MURRAY called Spring Garden
and Transylvania; the land formerly owned by Henry EBAUGH called Transylvania; and the
lands of Charles, Davis and Richard RICHARDS Jr. comprising of several lots being leased
by Richard RICHARDS, deceased, to Jacob EBAUGH, John HILDEBRAND and Urith WHEELER and
several others. Division of land between the brothers; ½ acre of land was leased to Moses
BUTLER.
75 – Nelson NORRIS – Release of Mortgage - 6 May 1837 (made 13 Apr 1937)
John LEISTER, by indenture of mortgage dated 21 Jan 1824 (Fred. Co Land Records JS-45,
201-203), to secure $1000 from John WAREHIME, did release to Warehime tract New Haven,
137+ acres, where John Leister resides. Leister has paid $500 towards the mortgage and
John LEISTER and wife Mary E. along with Barbara LEISTER have by deed of bargain and sale,
dated 12 Apr 1837, conveyed, for $3,525.62 ½ cents, to Nelson NORRIS. With payment of the
remaining $500 plus interest, release of mortgage is ascertained by John Warehime to give
free and clear title to Nelson Norris. Said property lies on the turnpike road leading
from Uniontown to Westminster.
77 – Nelson NORRIS – 6 May 1837 (made 12 Apr 1837)
from Barbara LEISTER, John LEISTER and wife Mary E. for $3,425.62 ½ cents, tract New
Haven, 137+ acres; (see Folio 75 above).
79 – Silas HIBBARD – 6 May 1837 (made 24 Apr 1837)
from Nathan HAINES and wife BULAH for $672.50 cm of US, tract Retirement Corrected,
16+ acres; next to land conveyed to John FERGUSSON from Hugh FERGUSSON dated 26 May 1791;
and next to tract Something.
81 – Nicholas DURBIN – 6 May 1837 (made same day)
from Richard FOWLER (of George) and wife Mary for $35 cm (their share in undivided
tract).
Ephraim DURBIN possessed tract York Company Defence, 1 acre; conveyed to him by John
CASSELL (Fred. Co. Land JS-29, 122-124 dated 8 Mar 1828), but Ephraim died intestate
leaving four children: Mary w/o Richard FOWLER, Rachel, Sally and John Wesley DURBIN.
82 – Levi Tevis BENNETT – 8 May 1837 (made 29 Apr 1837)
from Archibold McCALL of the city of Philadelphia for $400 US money, tract Dunblane,
103 acres, formerly in Baltimore County but now in Carroll County; said tract was laid
out of larger tract Caledonia.
84 – David CASSELL – 8 May 1837 (made 5 Apr 1837)
from Jacob WAGNER and wife Elizabeth for $140 US currency, tract pt York Company
Defence, 7 acres; conveyed from Philip NICODEMUS and wife Elizabeth by deed dated
3 Jun 1834.
86 – John BENTZ – 8 May 1837 (made 22 Apr 1837)
from Caleb PRICE and wife Kezia of Baltimore County for $200 cm, tract pt Addition
to Spring Garden Resurveyed, 12 acres; begins at original tract Spring Garden.
87 – Jeremiah DUCKER – Mortgage - 12 May 1837 (made 26 Apr 1837)
Note for $225 of Jacob SWERN? (or SEVERN), both parties of Baltimore County; lien
on lot of ground in the town of Manchester which was sold and assigned by Jacob
WAGNER to Jacob SWERN by indenture of assignment in 1834.
89 – David HAIFLEY – 13 May 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from David SWITZER and wife Ann I., for $155.31 cm, tract pt Look About, 10 acres,
being part of real estate willed and devised to John LEISTER by will of his deceased
father, John LEISTER.
90 – Nimrod NORRIS – 13 May 1837 (made 29 Mar 1837)
from Abraham RECK and wife Margaret for $2,878 cm of US, tracts pt The Lower Slipe,
and pt Bedford; next to Buck Lodge and land deeded from Norman BRUCE and Edward DIGGS
to George SLIGH on 12 Sep 1766 for 1,000 acres of Bedford.
92 – Frederick SITE – 16 May 1837 (made same day)
from Nicholas DURBIN and wife Sophia for $435 cm of US, lot beginning on line of Lot #5,
5 acres; said land was part of lands of Leigh MASTER, deceased, being land conveyed from
Francis KOUGH to Durbin.
94 – Nicholas DURBIN – Mortgage - 16 May 1837 (made same day)
Frederick SITE and wife Fanny are bound to Nicholas DURBIN by note for $385; mortgage is
for property in previous deed (see Folio 92).
95 – Joseph DANNER – Mortgage - 17 May 1837 (made 3 May 1837)
William HARRIS of Carroll County is bound to Joseph DANNER of Emmitsburgh in Frederick
County, by note of $400 for tract Harrisburgh, (acreage not given).
97 – Abraham BAILE – 20 May 1837 (made 8 May 1837)
from Larkin HOUCK and wife Ann Eliza for $160 cm of US, tract Arnold’s Chance, 2+ acres,
previously conveyed by David CASSELL to John CASSELL, next to property of Esther HAINES
by John CASSELL.
99 – John WAGNER – Mortgage - 5 Jun 1837 (made 2 Jun 1837)
by his father, Michael WAGNER for $800 cm, tract pt Castles Finns, part of Resurvey on
Wagner’s Fancy, pt Spring Valley, part Brierwood and pt Mount Lofty, totaling 192 acres;
all previously conveyed to Michael WAGNER (of John) by John WAGNER (Fred. Co. Land JS-38,
56-59 dated 3 Jan 1832).
100 – Abraham BAILE – 20 May 1837 (made 8 May 1837)
from Larkin HOUCK, executor of John CASSELL estate, for $5,000, part of tracts Stevenson
Garden, Arnold’s Chance, Fell’s Retirement, and York Defence; lands adjoin that of Reuben
HAINES and Nathan HAINES, Andrew NICHODEMUS, Henry NICODEMUS (deceased) and David CASSELL.
First part has 37+ acres and second part, bordered by Poulson’s Chance, contains 31+ acres.
103 – Henry MILLER – 22 May 1837 (made 6 May 1837) – Lease
by Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of Zion Church
of Carroll County – to lease and farm tract German Church, tract begins at marker “JK” and
contains just over ½ acre. Sold under provise of Assembly passed in November 1800 session,
to incorporate a Presbyterian and Lutheran Church in Baltimore County, land being conveyed
by John BORN to the Trustees, in Baltimore Co Land Records WG-85, 112. Yearly rent to be $2.92.
105 – William ROBERTS – 22 May 1837 (made 13 May 1837)
from Jasper PEDECORD for $350, lots 4 & 5 and part of 3 containing 1 ½ acres, in tract pt
Orchard conveyed by William ROBERTS in 1836. (Laid off in Mar 1815 for the executors of
Christian STAUFFER, deceased.) Lot 3 is bounded on Main Street on the North and on the West
by alley leading from the turnpike road to the farm of Daniel ZOLLIKOFFER. Land subject to
dower rights of Sarah S. CURRY as conveyed in deed dtd 24 Oct 1836.
106 – Ann Mariah NICODEMUS and Sophia NICODEMUS – 22 May 1837 (made 5 Apr 1837)
from David BROWN and wife Mary for $234.92 US currency, pt tract formerly called York Defence
but now called Resurvey on Father’s Gift containing 13+ acres.
108 – Henry RUBEY – 22 May 1837 (made 21 Oct 1836)
(of Baltimore County)
from David SHRINER and wife Mary; Jesse W. MILLS and wife Mary Ann of Marion Co, Ohio; and
George B. SHRINER and wife Mary; Henry SHRINER and wife Catharine; and Johana SHRINER of
Frederick County, MD; for $929 cm, all the undivided 5/6 parts which were inherited from
Mary Barbara SHRINER w/o Henry SHRINER and inherited by her from Henry Ziel/Zeel BUCHEN
being in Baltimore County; tracts Carrton Bearen, Addition to Overegreiten, Landau, Buchen
Chance, pt Stony Valley Enlarged, Everything Needfull Corrected, pt Richard Conclusion and
pt Morning Choice; lands adjoin William HOFFMAN, Peter SMITH, Ulerick BUCHEN and others.
111 – Ezekiel BORING – 22 May 1837 (made 1 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of the estate of Peter DAHOFF, for $47.05 US currency, tracts
of 4+ acres beginning at marker E.B. and 3+ acres beginning at marker G.M. conveyed by Jacob
CROFT in 1803 which was decreed by Chancery Court to be sold at public sale in 1836, naming
Michael RITTER as trustee for Peter DAYHOFF.
112 – Albinas POOL – 22 May 1837 (made 13 May 1837
from Isaac SHRIVER and wife Polly, all from the town of Westminster in Carroll County; for $75,
Lot# 15 on the West end of town fronting the turnpike road leading to Chambersburgh.
113 - Horatio PRICE & Abraham WAMPLER – 22 May 1837 (made same day) –
Mortgage taken out by Albinas POOL and wife Mary for their lot purchased from Isaac SHRIVER
and wife Polly (see Folio 112).
114 – David STEM (of Frederick Co, MD) – 23 May 1837
from Absalom FICKLE of Lafeiyette Co, Morsrie (Missouri?) and Mary CRABBS of Frederick Co,
Maryland, being heirs of Daniel FICKLE of Frederick Co, MD, deceased; for $266.66 cm of MD,
2+ acres situated on Little Pike Creek in Frederick Co, MD, being same parcel conveyed by
George ROW in 1822; next to tract Wilson’s Inheritance granted to Samuel WILSON in 1792.
115 – William TURFLE – 20 May 1837
from Jacob POWDER Jr - Article of Agreement made 3 Aug 1833 between the two parties, both of
Frederick County; Powder sold to Turfle a tract of 4+ acres being pt Arnold’s Arbour Enlarged
lying in Baltimore County for $12.50/acre totaling $50 with agreement that deed is to be made.
116 – Abraham WAMPLER – 24 May 1837 (made 3 Mar 1837)
from George TRUMBO for $125 cm, tract pt Bond’s Meadow Enlarged beginning at stone planted in
the Old Baltimore Road to Dr. George COLEGATE’s (deceased) lot, bordering Thomas HILLEN’s and
John WAMPLER’s (deceased) lot to North edge of Baltimore & Reisterstown turnpike road to Abraham
WAMPLER’s lot, containing 11 ½ acres.
117 – William HARRIS – 26 May 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from Ann E. HART and husband William A. HART of Frederick County for $400, tract Harris Burgh
devised to her by will of her grandfather John HARRIS of Frederick County; land now in Carroll
County.
118 – Benjamin STONESIFER – 27 May 1837 (made 28 Jan 1837)
(of Frederick County)
from John BUMGARTNER of Frederick County by decree of Frederick County Equity Court dated
13 Oct 1833, John BAUMGARTNER was appointed trustee for John KOONTZ estate of Frederick
County, to sell Koontz’ property which he did on 29 Nov 1834 to Benjamin STONESIFER for
$2,167.89 cm, tracts pt Young Blood’s Choice, pt Resurvey on High Germany, pt The Resurvey,
pt Dyer’s Mill Forrest and pt Ohio, containing 167+ acres; also tract pt Resurvey on pt
Dyer’s Mill Forrest containing 20+ acres; totaling 188+ acres.
119 – Francis FRANKLIN – 27 May 1837 (made same day)
from Basil David STEVENSON and wife Henrietta for $200 cm, tract pt Rich Meadows, 13 acres,
next to George SMITH.
121 – Larkin S. BENNETT – 27 May 1837 (made 17 Apr 1837)
from Joshua MURRAY and wife Minerva, Gustavus MERCER and wife Amanda, they part of heirs
of Thomas BEASMAN of Baltimore County, for $1,575 cm US, their undivided half of tracts
originally in Baltimore County but now in Carroll County: Beasman’s Discovery Corrected,
126 acres; Beasman’s Lot; and Deer Park and Trouting Streams, 27+ acres; the former includes
Lot#3 and is next to Turk’s Range and Addition to Plumb Tree Bottom. Said land was bequeathed
to Thomas BEASMAN by his father, Thomas BEASMAN, late of Baltimore County.
124 – William CRUMRINE & Jacob LINAWEAVER – 27 May 1837
(made 7 Mar 1837)
from Jacob MATTER / MOTTER for $925.22 cm of US, tract Potter’s Lot Resurveyed, 61+ acres,
next to Winchester’s Lot Resurveyed, runs to beginning of Lot 5. It is part of the real
estate of Jacob MATTER, late of Baltimore County allotted to Jacob MATTER, son of John MATTER,
late of Baltimore County, deceased.
126 – William CRUMRINE – 27 May 1837 (made 31 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of Peter DEAHOFF, deceased, for $51.23 cm US; tracts: 4+ acres
beginning at stone marked “W.C.”; and 3+ acres beginning at stone marked “F”; land is part
mentioned in deed from Jacob CROFT dtd 5 Aug 1803 and was decreed to be sold by Chancery
Court of the state on 6 Feb 1836.
128 – John P. FRICK & Philip GORE, excecutors of Jacob FRICK
Release of Mortgage – 27 May 1837 (made 4 Apr 1837)
by Jacob EMIG of York Co, PA; (the late Jacob FRICK was of Baltimore Co, MD); Mortgage is in
Baltimore Co land records, WG-211, 179, for $1,319.70 cm; land now in Carroll County but
previously in Baltimore County, tracts: Kittenger’s Tavern, Bridgeland, and California,
contained in deed from Jacob EMIG to Jacob FRICK on 29 Mar 1831 (WG-210, 592); Jacob EMIG
having been paid is now releasing mortgage.
129 – William CRUMRINE – 27 May 1837 (made 29 Apr 1837)
from Jacob ALBERT and wife Juliana for $90 cm of US, tract pt Dye’s Adventure, 4+ acres.
131 – Jacob SHOWER – 27 May 1837 (made 31 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of Peter DEHOFF for $67.12 ½ cm US, parcel of 6+ acres which
is part of land conveyed by Jacob CROFT and found in Baltimore County Land Records (WG-75,
142 dtd 5 Aug 1803).
133 – Abraham SHRINER – 27 May 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from Moses SHAW for $2,500 cm US, 3 lots being parts of tract Orchard and are contiguous
to each other formerly being in Frederick County but now in Carroll County, located in
Uniontown and conveyed by John NELSON, a trustee, on 21 Jul 1821: ½ acre by Earhart COVER
to David COVER by deed WR-26, 559-560 dated 5 Jan 1805; ¼ acres by Earhart COVER to Daniel
COVER by deed WR-31, 373-374 dated 5 Aug 1807; 2+ acres by Earhart COVER to Daniel COVER
by deed WR-35, 81-83 dated 5 May 1810; exception was previously made for a section conveyed
to Philip HITESHEW.
135 – George WIVEL – 29 May 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from Joseph ORNDAF, trustee by Frederick County Court on 8 Sep 1836 to sell dower of
Elizabeth HENRY, wife of Francis HENRY (Equity# 1475); on 22 Oct 1836, Wivel was highest
bidder at public sale for $1.25 for Lot# 5 in Pigman’s Addition to Westminster being pt
of Fanny’s Meadow.
136 – Basil D. STEVENSON – 29 May 1837 – Mortgage
Mortgage made 27 May 1837 by Francis FRANKLIN bound to Stevenson for $150 cm, tract pt
Rich Meadows, 13+ acres; next to RANDALL’s Lane and George SMITH’s lot.
138 – Cornelius GRIMES – 29 May 1837 – Mortgage
Mortgage made 16 May 1837 by Margaret GRIMES for $898.06 cm secured by tract Shiver’s
Integrity, 104 acres, purchased by Frederick GRIMES, deceased of Frederick County, from
Henry WAYMAN of Anne Arundel County; also tract pt Shiver’s Integrity, 62+ acres, purchased
by Frederick GRIMES from William HOBBS.
139 – Jarret GARNER – 1 Jun 1837 (made 29 Apr 1837)
from Jacob ALBERT and wife Julian for $90 cm US, tract pt Dyes Adventure, 4+ acres.
141 – Wesley W. GARNER – 1 Jun 1837 (made same day)
from George LINAWEAVER, administrator of Peter NACE (of Baltimore but now Carroll County).
By Nace’s will dated 13 Nov 1827, all his real estate to be sold at public sale which was
done on 12 May 1837 for $46, tract pt German Church, # 51 on plat known as German Town,
conveyed by John WENTZ to Nace by Indenture of Assignment in April 1824; is subject to
original lease from Adam SHOWER, Adam BORNS, Henry EBAUGH and John RITTER, Elders of
Zion Church to a certain George MYERLY.
143 – Joseph ORNDAFF – 3 Jun 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from John DAVIS for $125 cm US, tract pt George’s Lot.
144 – James HOOD of John – 3 Jun 1837 (made 14 Jan 1837)
(of Baltimore County)
from Charles W. HOOD and wife Hannah H. of Anne Arundell County for $2,500 cm, tracts
pt Concord and pt Hood’s Fine Soil Forrest; 70 acres; lies next to Sally’s Chance Resurveyed,
all in Baltimore County.
147 – Benjamin KOONS – 7 Jun 1937 (made 28 Apr 1837)
from John WHITE and wife Mary for $1,200 cm, tract pt Addition to Brooks Discovery on the
Richlands, 98+ acres; beginning at marker “No. 1” on south side of Piney Creek, next to
tract Maiden’s Point.
148 – John GORE – 10 Jun 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from Isaiah PEARCE and wife Charlotte for $954 cm US, lot in Uniontown on tract The
Orchard, conveyed by Thomas METCALFE to Earhart COVER on 19 Jun 1802, being part of ½
acre lot conveyed by Reubin GIST to Daniel COVER on 20 Nov 1813, part was conveyed to
Pearce by Isaac APPLER on 31 Mar 1832.
150 – George ORNDORFF – 12 Jun 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from Joseph ORNDORF, trustee by Frederick County Court on 8 Sep 1836 to sell real estate
of Francis HENRY and his wife Elizabeth HENRY (Equity# 1475); on 22 Oct 1836, at public
sale for $17 cm, Lot# 6 and 7 in Pigman’s Addition to Westminster being pt of Fanny’s Meadow.
151 – Adam KING – 12 Jun 1837 (made 2 Jun 1837)
from John FISHER and wife Catharine; Abraham HARNER and wife Elizabeth; John HARNER;
Jacob HARNER; Rebecca HARNER; and Elizabeth HARNER widow ; and all heirs of Peter HARNER
of Adams Co, PA; for $70 cm US, tract pt Resurvey on Owings Chance, 1+ acres, beginning
at tract Exchange and next to line of deed from John WELTY.
154 – Jesse REIFSNIDER – 12 Jun 1837 (made 9 Jun 1837)
from Joseph ORNDOFF and wife Mary for $1,100 cm, tract pt Fanny’s Meadow, known as Lot# 5
(1/4 acre), lying in Westminster on pt Pigman’s Addition to Westminster, at or near the
fork of the Hanover and Tawney Town turnpike, on NE edge is Baltimore and Reisters Town
turnpike; land is same as was conveyed to Francis HENRY by Nicholas OGG by deed dated
24 Aug 1833 (Frederick County); land came into the hands of Sheriff Mahlon TALBOT by
writ of Fierie Facias and was sold by sheriff on 15 Aug 1835 to Orndorff by deed dtd
28 Sep 1835.
155 – Zadock M. WATERS – 13 Jun 1837 (made 14 Jan 1837)
(of Baltimore County)
from Henry W. HOOD and wife Kitty Ann of Anne Arundel County for $2,183.50 cm, tracts
in Baltimore County: parts Bucks Forrest, Concord, Hood’s Fine Soil Forrest, and any
others included in metes and bounds containing 174 acres; beginning in center of a
culvert in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over Oranis Spring Branch, next to Philip
SHOAL’s part of Hoods Fine Soil Forrest.
157 – James HARPS – 13 Jun 1837 (made 20 May 1837)
from John FRANKLIN for $30 cm, tracts parts Brothers Inheritance, Mulberry Bottom,
Brothers Generosity, and Park/Pork Hall (45 perches); conveyed by Thomas MANAHAN Jr.
on 12 Nov 1834 (Fr Co – JS-48, 29-30).
158 – Elizabeth ECKLER, widow – 12 Jun 1837 (made same day)
from Joshua SMITH Jr.; was held in trust (see Fr Co Land Rec – JS-41, 38-40 dtd
10 Dec 1832); Joshua SMITH Jr. trustee for sum of $5 cm US, land of ¼ lot in
Westminster being part of White Level, Lot# 11; also pt Arnold’s Arbour Enlarged.
To the heirs of Ulerick ECKLER
…widow Elizabeth ECKLER
…George ECKLER
…Rachel ECKLER
…Elizabeth ECKLER
…John S. MURRAY and wife Sally
160 – Joseph ORNDORFF – 13 Jun 1837 (made 8 Jun 1837)
from George WIVEL and wife Susanna for $5, Lot# 5 in Pigman’s Addition to Westminster,
being pt of Fanny’s Meadow, formerly being right of dower of Elizabeth HENRY, wife of
Francis HENRY (see previous deed).
161 – John DAVIS – 13 Jun 1837 – (made 7 Mar 1837)
from Isaac CASSELL and wife Lydia of Knox Co, Ohio for $250 cm US, tract Duncan’s Lot,
148 acres; also tract pt George’s Lot, 104 acres.
163 – Ann Elizabeth WATERS – 13 Jun 1837 (made 14 Jan 1837)
(of Baltimore County)
from Thomas HOOD and wife Rachel; John HOOD of Thomas and wife Louisa; Henry W. HOOD
and wife Kitty Ann; all of Anne Arundel County, MD for $2,000 cm, lands in Baltimore
County: Buck Forrest, Concord, Hood’s Fine Soil Forrest, and others totaling 223 acres.
166 – Henry W. HOOD – 13 Jun 1837 (made 14 Jan 1837)
(of Anne Arundel Co, Maryland)
from Thomas HOOD and wife Rachel; John HOOD of Thomas and wife Louisa, of Anne Arundel
Co, MD; and Zadock M. WATERS and wife Ann Elizabeth of Baltimore County for $2,000,
lands in Baltimore County: pts Buck Forrest, Concord, Hood’s Fine Soil Forrest and
others totaling 174 acres; beginning in center of a culvert in the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad over Oranis Spring Branch, next to Philip SHOAL’s part of Hoods Fine Soil Forrest.
168 – John LANDERS – 17 Jun 1837 (made 29 May 1837)
from George LANDERS (and wife Sophia) for $1,100 cm, tract pt Resurvey on Terra Rubra,
72 acres, by part conveyed by Philip B. KEY to Christian SHEALLY on 18 Apr 1811.
170 – Thomas WELLS – 17 Jun 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
from Basil D. STEVENSON and wife Henrietta for $4,250 cm US, tract pt Fell’s Dale,
pt Long Farm, pt Children’s Inheritance, pt Neighbour’s Friendship, and pt Jacob’s
Well, totaling 154+ acres and contiguous to each other.
172 – Nicholas BUCKINGHAM – 17 Jun 1837 (made 11 Feb 1837)
from Zachariah JORDAN of Carroll County, executor of William New JORDAN late of
Baltimore County, for $15 cm, tract Cow Pen, 12+ acres, next to Hobson’s Choice.
173 - Nicholas BUCKINGHAM – 17 Jun 1837 (made 20 Apr1837)
from John DAVIS for $150 cm, tract Duncan’s Lot, 148 acres; and George’s Lot,
7 acres; lying between lands of Davis and Buckingham and next to tract Curgafagus.
175 – John WADLOW – 17 Jun 1837 (made 27 Mar 1837)
from Howard SHIPLEY, Samuel SHIPLEY, Richard SHIPLEY and wife Ellen, for $300 cm,
tracts: pt Mount Pleasant Enlarged, 76 ½ acres (pt conveyed by Benjamin HOOD to
Benjamin SHIPLEY on 29 Sep 1804 lies next to Caleb SHIPLEY); and another parcel
of same tract containing 48+ acres lies next to Whipps Purchase.
177 – David GUYMAN – 17 Jun 1837 – Mortgage
Mortgage made 1 Apr 1837 indebting Benjamin STONESIFER and wife Susanna for $1,300 cm,
secured by tracts: pt Young Blood’s Choice being part of Resurvey on High Germany,
pt Resurvey on part of Dyers Mill Forrest, and pt Ohio, totaling 167+ acres; and
another tract pt Resurvey on part of Dyers Mill Forrest containing 17+ acres, conveyed
by John BUMGARTNER on 28 Jan 1837.
179 – Henry MINTER of Baltimore County – 17 Jun 1837 (made 14 Dec 1836)
from John WENTZ and wife Margaret of Baltimore County for $300 cm US, tracts Stumps Lot,
and Smithfield, 17+ acres, conveyed to him by his father, Adam WENTZ thru his will dated
12 Mar 1814.
181 – J. (John) Henry HOPPE – 17 Jun 1837 (made 24 Mar 1837)
from Joseph MYERS and wife Susan for $200 cm, tracts The Resurvey on Shoemaker’s Lott,
pt Quick Work, lying contiguious to each other (their part from the will of Abraham
MYERS, deceased).
184 – Joseph HOOVER – 17 Jun 1837 (made 5 Apr 1837)
from John STONESIFER and wife Mary for $1400 cm US, tract pt Connally Venetion, 101+
acres, conveyed by Benjamin BIXLER (Fred. Co Land Rec JL-42, 506-507 dtd 13 Mar 1833).
185 – Henry MILLER – 19 Jun 1837 (made 16 May 1837)
from Meichoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of
Zion’s Church in Carroll County for lease to Jacob KERLINGER for tract German’s Church
(marker J.K.) containing less than 1 acre.
188 – David HELDIBRIDLE – 17 Jun 1837 (made 23 May 1837)
from Henry MOURER and wife Nancy for $500 cm US, Lot# 6 (not conveyed to John ROSE)
contained in tract Fanny’s Meadow lying in town of Westminster.
190 – Jacob YINGLING – 22 Jun 1837 (made 22 Jun 1837)
from Joseph SENTZ, Catherine SENTZ, Jesse SHULTZ and wife Rachel, Joseph MYERS and
wife Susan, of Carroll County, MD and George RINEHART and wife Abigail of York Co,
PA, for $100 cm, tract Canton Beam, 12 acres. Said property was conveyed by Caleb
STANSBURY to William BOSLEY but thru Shepherd C. LEAKIN, late sheriff of Baltimore
County and by virtue of sundry writ of Fini facias, was sold at public sale to John
KERLINGER but title was not executed. He then sold it to the sellers listed above.
191 – John ILINE – 23 Jun 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from Jacob BENSEL (BENTZEL) (and wife Anna Mary) for $500 cm US, tract part Addition
to Brook’s Discovery on the Rich Lands, 20+ acres; next to Joseph’s Chance.
193 – Thomas BARTHALOW – 23 Jun 1837 (made 17 Mar 1837)
from Thomas B. CONAWAY for $95 cm, tract part Stepney Causeway, 31 acres; next to
Beasman’s Discovery; land to Conaway inherited thru will of his father, Solomon CONOWAY.
194 – Thomas BARTHALOW – 23 Jun 1837 (made 17 Mar 1837)
from Thomas B. CONAWAY for $405 cm, tract part Stepney Causeway, 131 acres; next to
land conveyed by Charles CONAWAY to Thomas BEASMAN and part of same tract conveyed
to Mathew RIDLEY.
195 – Horatio PRICE – 24 Jun 1837 (made 17 Jun 1837)
from Rachel WENTZ for $240.31 cm US, tracts part Kelley’s Range, and Bond’s Meadows
Enlarged, 4 acres; next to land of Jacob REESE.
197 – Solomon MYERLY and John SHULTZ, Trustees of Lutheran Congregation of Zion Church
– 24 Jun 1837 (made 7 Jun 1837) - ASSIGNMENT
from Henry MILLER, tract German’s Church. (Release of previous lease??)
199 – Jacob GUMMELL – 24 Jun 1837 (made 26 May 1837)
from Frederick RITTER and wife Polly for $250 cm US, tract part Stansbury Prospect and
part Bachelors Prospect, lying contiguious to each other, 9+ acres.
201 – Margaret GRIMES – 26 Jun 1837 (made 16 May 1837)
from Cornelius GRIMES for $200 cm, tract Parr’s Range, ½ acre; land begins on the east
side of Buffalo Road leading from Ridgeville to Washington City, DC and next to land
conveyed by Frederick GRIMES to Thomas B. OWINGS.
202 – Nathan H. OWINGS (of Frederick County) – 26 Jun 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
– Mortgage Deed
by Philip PORTER and wife Mary. Note owed to Elizabeth Ann GAITHER for $600 by the
Porters; Nathan taking mortgage on property for being surety on loan. Land conveyed
to Philip PORTER by Mahlon TALBOTT, Sheriff of Frederick County.
204 – Israel FRIZZELL – 28 Jun 1837 (made 28 Apr 1937)
from Joshua FRIZZELL and wife Sarah for $50 cm, tract part Winsor Forrest Corrected,
73+ acres ; next to land conveyed to James CONNER by Absalom FRIZZELL, and land to
Daniel CON by Absalom FRIZZELL, and next to John ELDER and runs to division line between
Absalom FRIZZELL and Ignatius HARDEN.
206 – William WHALEN – 1 Jun 1837 (made 14 Jan 1837)
from Harriet PHILIPS, both parties of Baltimore County for $125 cm of Maryland, tract
part Wilmot’s Wilderness situated in Baltimore County – one undivided fifth part devised
by John PHILIPS, deceased, of Baltimore County, which he left to his two sons, John T.
PHILIPS and Lemuel McAlister PHILIPS in equal shares and subsequently devised by John
T. PHILIPS to his brother Lemuel and then subsequently devised by Lemuel to his five
sisters: Harriet PHILIPS, Eliza PHILIPS, Julian PHILIPS, Matilda PHILIPS and Susan
PHILIPS in equal shares.
207 – David MARKER – 1 Jul 1837 – Mortgage Deed
by David HELDIBRIDLE and wife Lydia for $3000 for Lot# 6 conveyed by Henry and Nancy
MOURER being part of Fanny’s Meadow in the town of Westminister.
209 – Sally BARNES – 3 Jul 1837 (made 26 Apr 1837)
from John SMITH Sr. for $1000 cm of US, tract Kinfauns, 147+ acres, near Morgan’s Run,
distinguished by Lot # 23 on platt for William BELL, part of same tract conveyed by
Letitia McCREARY, William A. BRUMWELL and Samuel WALKER to Abraham HAINES on 5 Mar 1816
(Balt. Co Lan Rec – WG-135, 496), excludes one acre for Priscilla BROWN.
210 – Donation of Land for Public Road in Carroll County – 15 Jun 1837
from Ezekiel BORING Sr., Charles MILLER, Jacob SHOWER & Ezekiel BORING Jr.
Begins at road leading from Manchester to Westminster on the 3rd line of tract Stony Ridge,
property of Ezekiel BORING Sr.
211 – John McKALEB – 3 Jul 1837 (made 10 Jun 1837)
from Abraham FORNEY and wife Margaret Ann for $285 cm US, a house and lot in Tawney Town,
Lot# 25.
213 – Henry RUBY of Baltimore County – 3 Jul 1837 (made 7 Oct 1836)
from George WARNER and wife Elizabeth of Frederick County for $180 cm, all the undivided
1/6 part of Carrton Bearen, Addition to Overegerton, Landau, Buchen Chance, Stoney Valley
Enlarged, Everything Needfull Corrected, pt Richard’s Conclusion, and pt Morning Choice –
all inherited from Mary Barbaray SHRINER, w/o Henry SHRINER and by her inherited from Henry
Zeel BUCHEN lying in Baltimore County, adjoining lands of William HOFFMAN, Peter SMITH and
Ulerick BUCHEN.
215 – Josiah PARISH – 3 Jul 1837 (made 29 May 1837)
from George TRUMBO for $464.85 cm, tract Survey on James DICKs’ part of Calledonia, 79+ acres,
which is part of Lot# 5 laid out by John BELL (between markers J.C. and J.P. and J.W.C.).
216 – Nimrod STEVENSON – 4 Jul 1837 (made 17 Jun 1837)
from Rachel WENTZ for $204.68 cm of US, tracts pt Kelly Range, and Bonds Meadow Enlarged,
4+ acres, next to Horatio PRICE.
218 – Samuel SHLAGENHAUPT – 5 Jul 1837 (made 19 Apr 1837)
from Michael HARNER and wife Catherine for $375 cm, tract part of plantation of Peter GOLLY
(deceased), 4 acres, beginning on line of Resurvey on Brother’s Agreement, on main road
leading from Frederick to York.
219 – Jacob MOUSE – 8 Jul 1837 – Mortgage Deed made 27 Mar 1837
by Jacob HAHN Sr. for $1,731.44 cm, tracts are three parts of Resurvey on Brother’s
Agreement, 220 acres; signed by Jacob Hahn Sr. by mark.
222 - Richard JACOBS (Carroll Co) – 7 Jul 1837 (made 27 Apr 1837)
from Henry NAVE and wife Isabella of Franklin Co, PA for $50 cm, for Isabella’s part
of inherited share.
William WHEELER and Nicholas FULLER and wife Angelia of Baltimore County conveyed to
Ruth BUCKINGHAM (mother of Isabella KNAVE) on deed dated 4 Apr 1822 (Balt. Co. Land
Rec WG-165, 113), tracts part Hooker’s Meadow Enlarged, 24+ acres; land runs to center
of county road leading from Cockey’s Mill to the Westminster Turnpike and next to
William McCREARY’s part conveyed to him by Samuel WHEELER; and part Bell’s Venture
(Lot# 8), 5 acres; both previously in Baltimore County but now in Carroll County.
224 – Christian HIVELY of Adams Co, PA – 8 Jul 1837 (made 9 Jan 1837)
from Samuel WELLYERS and Anna LAWYER, both of Frederick County for $250 cm, four lots
in Manchester, # 14, 15, 49, and 50. Richard RICHARDS let lots to a BECKLEY and he
to Christian HIVELY, and Sheppard C. LEAKIN (Sheriff of Baltimore County) sold them
under writ of state of Maryland of Vendetiona Esponas whereby John WEAVER became the
purchaser. Weaver by indenture dated 13 Mar 1829 did convey to Wellyers and Lawyer.
225 – John HARTSOCK of Frederick County – 15 Jul 1837 (made 29 Mar 1837)
from Nelson NORRIS and wife Elizabeth of Carroll County for $900 cm, three lots/tracts:
part Good Intent, 11+ acres (next to Good Hope and Clark’s Discovery); and part Addition
to Black Flint, 6+ acres (next to Clark’s Discovery); and part Addition to Clark’s
Discovery, 11+ acres (lies in both Carroll and Frederick Counties), situated on Little
Pipe Creek, begins at tract conveyed by Nicholas ISENBERG to Jonas KUSTER and Henry
STOUFFER on 4 Oct 1803 and next to George HAPE’s.
227 – John HARTSOCK of Carroll County – 15 Jul 1837 (made 23 Jun 1837)
from Ephraim HARTSOCK and wife Juliann of Frederick County for $450 cm US, tract part
Addition to Clark’s Discovery, 15 acres.
229 – Lemuel GARNER – 5 Jul 1837 (made 21 Jun 1837)
from Zebadiah PARISH and wife Clerisa for $100 cm, tract part Hooker’s Meadow Enlarged,
2 acres, adjoins the turnpike leading from Reisterstown to Westminster near the 20 mile
stone, next to William HORNER.
230 – Abraham LICHTENWALTER and John B. BOYLE – 17 Jul 1837
(made 10 Jul 1837) – Mortgage
by James SMITH for $550 cm, mortgage on all goods, furniture and household stuff and
livestock and land of 114 acres which adjoins the lands of Jacob COVELL, William NAILLE,
John SWOPE and Thomas JONES.
232 – President & Directors of the Union Bank of Baltimore – 15 Jul 1837
(made 1 Jul 1837)
from Elizabeth WINCHESTER and Lydia WINCHESTER (both ladies of Carroll County) who have
life estate of 14 acres of tract left to them by will of William WINCHESTER, esquire,
late of the City of Baltimore, now deceased, which included tract part White’s Levell
and lies adjacent to Westminster (previously in Frederick County). Balance of land
to go to bank for payment of $800.
233 – Richard SMITH – 17 Jul 1837 (made 17 Apr 1837)
from Hannah NEFF for $500 cm, several tracts of contiguous lands: part Point Esprit,
94+ acres, on north side of Morgan’s Run conveyed by Benjamin LAWRENCE and Richard
OWINGS to David BARNHART by deed dated 9 Apr 1801, land next to Daniel Gordon’s Spring
Branch, Rich Meadow and Amon’s Inheritance; and part of Amon’s Inheritance, 2+ acre
and was conveyed by Richard OWINGS to David BARNHART on 7 Jun 1811; and part Rich Meadow,
41+ acres, conveyed by Nehemiah PRICE to David BARNHART on 28 Jan 1822. All lands being
conveyed to Smith were sold by Abraham H. PRICE, acting executor of David BARNHART,
deceased, to Acquilla PICKETT which total 137+ acres.
236 – Abraham WAMPLER and John FISHER of Carroll County
and Washington VAN BIBBER of Baltimore County
and Lemuel W. GOSNELL of Baltimore City - 20 Jul 1837
from Nicholas KELLY, esquire, sheriff of Carroll County by writ of Fieri Facias of the
State of Maryland in a Frederick Court in Feb 1835 (4th Monday), the Bank of Westminster
by judgment against George WARFIELD, John FISHER and Washington VAN BIBBER, yeoman,
late of Frederick County for sum of $1,000. In Feb 1835 thru court, Lemuel W. GOSNELL
and Thomas E. HAMBLETON recovered against George WARFIELD $600 for damages they sustained;
but sheriff sold real estate of Warfield thru writ of court (George WARFIELD purchased
tract Rich Meadow, 150 acres, from Basil D. STEVENSON and Stevenson conveyed said land
to Sarah WARFIELD, wife of George WARFIELD, by deed dated 28 Jan 1835 (Frederick County);
Wampler, Fisher, Van Bibber and Gosnell were high bidders for $900.
239 – Mary MATHIAS – 22 Jul 1837 (made 3 Apr 1837)
from John ZEPP and wife Elizabeth of Adams Co, Pensilvania, for $75 cm US, 1/7 undivided
part of 66 acres of an unnamed tract. Peter ZEPP of Baltimore County (now Carroll County),
deceased, owned tract which upon his death became the property of his seven children:
Lennandd ZEPP, Elizabeth ZEPP, John ZEPP, Mary ZEPP, Catharine ZEPP, Susana ZEPP, and
Gene (George?) ZEPP.
240 – Polly MATHIAS – 22 Jul 1837 (made 14 Apr 1837)
from Jacob WINE and wife Susan; George ZEPP and wife Catharine; Jacob MATHIAS of George
and wife Catharine; David CROUSE, John CROUSE (KRAUSE), Rachel CROUSE; and John TRUMP
and wife Eliza for $342 cm, three tracts: part Gotham, Hibirnia, Pallintine (lot# 2),
and Zepp’s Expectation, totals 65+ acres; begins at marker “3M” on Pallintine conveyed
by Joseph MATTHIAS to Peter ZEPP by deed dated 31 May 1788, runs along land of George
MATHIAS to stone marker “2M”, to tract Camill’s Desire, to Lot# 1 laid out for the heirs
of Peter ZEPP; continued to border marker “C.R.”; along lands conveyed by Robert HOLLIDAY
to Peter ZEPP by deed dated 20 Jun 1800.
243 – Joseph WARNER – 28 Jul 1837 (made 2 Jul 1837)
from Abraham KOONTZ, trustee, to sell real estate of Abraham KOONTZ, deceased, by
Frederick County Equity Court #1409 dated 19 Feb 1835, in which Abraham KOONTZ was
one of the plantiffs and Polly STONESIFER was one of the defendants. On 21 Mar 1837,
Koontz sold real estate to Joseph Warner for $1,188.77, tracts: Dyer’s Mill Forest,
part Shumaker’s Lot, part Brown’s Neglect, and part Lewis’ Luck, all lying contiguous
to each other, totals 172+ acres; land borders corner of St Mary’s Church, intersects
Benjamin STONESIFER’s land, runs to beginning of Bell’s Choice and land now belonging
to Samuel STONESIFER and next to John FIESER, to stone on south side of turnpike
leading from Westminster to Littlestown.
245 – Joseph WARNER – 28 Jul 1837 (made 24 Jun 1837)
from Nicholas DILL for $300 cm of US, tracts: part Dyer’s Mill Forest, part Shumaker’s
Lot, part Brown’s Neglect and part Lewis’ Luck, all contiguous, totals 172+ acres (same
as preceding deed).
247 – George SHAFFER – 31 Jul 1837 (made 24 Mar 1837)
from Jacob HELDIBRIDLE and wife Barbara for $925 cm US, tracts part Kelly’s Delight,
and part Resurvey on Dairy?, 97 acres, lying contiguous to each other, and conveyed
by Leonard POWDER to Heldibridle by deed dated 18 Oct 1811 (Fred. Co. Land Rec – WR-40,
493-496).
249 – Joseph KEEFER – 2 Aug 1837 (made 30 Jun 1837)
from Benjamin STONSIFER and wife Susan for $100 cm of US, tract Resurvey on part of
Dyer’s Mill Forest, 68 acres, granted to Henry KOONTZ on 11 Oct 1793; on northeast
side of the turnpike road.
251 – Joseph KEEFER – 2 Aug 1837 (made 20 May 1837)
from Abraham KEEFER of Franklin Co, PA for $1,590 cm of US, tract part Dyer’s Mill
Forest, 154 sq perches; conveyed by Peter ERB on deed dated 30 Apr 1831 (Fred. Co.
Land Rec – JL-36, 213-214), and part ShoeMaker’s Lot and part Lewis Luck, totaling
15+ acres conveyed by George KOONTZ and wife Esther on 16 Oct 1833 (Fred. Co. Land
Rec – JS-44, 286-288); and also part High Germany, 12 acres, conveyed by Peter BRENGLE
(former sheriff of Frederick County) by deed on 1 Dec 1832 (Fred. Co. Land Rec –
JS-49, 248); altogether 28+ acres.
253 – Solomon MYERLY – 5 Aug 1837 (made 31 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of the estate of Peter DAHOFF, deceased, for $24.78 cm
of US, three acres of an unnamed tract lying between markers “I.M” and “I” being that
conveyed from Jacob CROFT on 5 Aug 1803 and decreed to be sold by Chancery Court on
6 Feb 1836 at public sale to highest bidder by the above named trustee.
255 – Benjamin TODD of Frederick County – 5 Aug 1837 (made 8 May 1837)
from George DIXSON and wife Ealena of Carroll County for $300 cm, house and lot in
Ridgeville now occupied by Richard H. BURGESS.
256 – Peter SMITH – 5 Aug 1837 (made 1 Apr 1832)
from Sarah MURRAY, administratux of John MURRAY, deceased, for $500 balance of money
owed for tracts part Michaelsburgh and part Parade, 33 acres; next to Fertile Meadow,
Upper Agreton, Fertile Meadow Revised, Richard’s Conclusion, Bite the Biter, Ringenburgh
and Petersburgh.
On 21 April 1832, John MURRAY, deceased, late of Baltimore County, gave bond of conveyance
to Peter SMITH of Baltimore County for tract, Perade, in Baltimore County
under condition of payment of the balance. Murray died before deed was executed and Act
by General Assembly of Maryland passed in Dec 1836 empowered Sarah MURRY, widow, as
administratux.
259 – John WHITE of Carroll County – 7 Aug 1837 (made 28 Apr 1837)
from William KOONTZ of Frederick County, trustee for the estate of Henry KOONTZ,
for $3,300 cm from public sale on 8 Nov 1835, tracts Head’s Industry and Addition
to Head’s Industry , containing 160 acres (previously contained in Frederick County),
lies within one mile of Bruceville on the public road leading from Frederick Town to
York and adjoins lands of Joseph KOONTZ, John McKALEB, William B. HEBBARD, Elizabeth
COVER and Jacob KOONTZ. By Chancery Court, William KOONTZ was appointed Trustee to
make sale of land of Henry KOONTZ, deceased, late of Frederick County but now Carroll
County.
261 – Charles W. HOOD – 7 Aug 1837 (made 29 Jul 1837)
from Henry S. SANDERSON, late Sheriff of Baltimore County by writ of 7 Nov 1835 on
Joshua HOOD, sold tracts totaling 350 acres: part Mount Pleasant Enlarged and part
Concord and part Variations Breads Contentions (previously in Baltimore County);
begins at tract Stoney Hill, next to John’s Chance, between stone markers “A” and
“B” and “C”, next to lands of Vachel DORSEY and John CHANCE and Benjamin HOOD’s part
of Concord, also next to tracts Any Thing and Sally’s Chance, runs to middle of Western
or Delaware Falls of Patapsaco and to Peter POOLE’s Road, to Hood’s Friendship.
In April 1835, David DUDDERER and William DORSEY “use” of Joseph L. WAGNER did by
judgment recover against Joshua HOOD, late of Baltimore, $849.70 cm for damages
sustained for nonpayment. On 29 Jul 1837, Charles W. HOOD became the highest bidder
at public sale for lands of Joshua HOOD for $915.
264 – Michael FROCK – 12 Aug 1837 (made 24 Jul 1837)
from David B. EARHART and Jacob YINGLING, executors of John YINGLING, deceased,
late of Frederick County, and by his will dated 6 April 1835, sold Yingling’s real
estate for $2,414 cm US, tract part Tryer’s Delight, Molly’s Delight (granted to
Abraham YINGLING on 18 Mar 1760 for 50 acres), part Resurvey on Patience Care,
part Resurvey on James’ Fancy and part Jacob’s Lot; all lying contiguous of each
other and totaling 154 acres; land lies next to O’Hara’s Inheritance, and 6 acres
conveyed by John YINGLING to Jacob FIESER, and next to land of heirs of Peter ERB.
267 – Peter HECK – 12 Aug 1837 (made 5 May 1837)
from Samuel GALT and wife Mary for $26 cm, tract part Resurvey on Owing’s Chance,
81+ perches, conveyed from John GALLEE and other heirs of Peter GALLE to Galt on
deed dated 22 Feb 1823 (Fred. Co. Land Rec, JS-17, 360-364).
268 – Henry BOMGARDNER – 12 Aug 1837 (made 7 Apr 1837)
from Henry SPAULDING and wife Maria (of Adams Co, PA) for $1,271.18, tract part
Addition to Brooke’s Discovery on the Rich Lands, 133+ acres; (stone marker “XXIII”
on border with tract Epping Forrest to marker “XXIV”), part of land conveyed by
Gideon HITECHUE and property surveyed by John HYDER in 1816. (signed as Henry
SPALDING and Sally M. SPALDING)
271 – Nathan CLARK – 12 Aug 1837 (made 11 Apr 1837)
from Nathan BROWN for $150 cm US, tracts part Perserverance, part Comfort’s Delight
and part Kildare, (acreage not given); next to Abner’s Delight and along Liberty
Road and land conveyed to Elisha D. PAYNE from Helana WELSH on deed dated 13 Apr 1830.
These lands lie in Baltimore County on the Liberty Road leading from the Village of
Eldersburgh to Freedom and were previously recorded on indenture dated 1 May 1836
(Balt. Co. Land Rec, TK-260, 465).
273 – Teresa GORE (w/o Samuel) – 12 Aug 1837 (made 11 Apr 1837)
from Nicholas HARDEN and wife Rachel, Joseph HARDEN and wife Helena, for $300 lawful
money, four tracts now lying in Carroll County: parts Windsor Forrest Corrected,
Good’s Neighbourhood, John’s Mistake and Windsor Forrest Resurveyed, 68 acres; next
to Culiors.
In deed dated 9 Mar 1813 (as in Balt. Co. Land Rec, WG-124, 431-433), to Ignatius
HARDEN, Nicholas HARDEN and Joseph HARDEN (HARDING) and Teresa GORE from Sidney
BUCHANAN, Mary ALLISON, Peggy BUCHANAN and James A. BUCHANAN for 473+ acres (tract
unnamed) formerly in Baltimore County but now in Carroll County; agreement to division
of land was made.
In deed dated 21 Oct 1813 (Balt. Co. Land Rec, WG-126, 577), part containing 161+
acres was conveyed to Ignatius HARDEN by Nicholas HARDEN, Joseph HARDEN and Samuel
GORE and wife Teresa.
In deed dated 16 Apr 1816 (Balt. Co. Land Rec, WG-138, 106), conveyed to James
CONNER from Ignatius HARDEN, 20+ acres, part of land aforesaid.
In deed dated 6 Mar 1818 (Balt. Co. Land Rec, WG-145, 232), conveyed to Nicholas
HARDEN, Joseph HARDEN, and Samuel GORE from Ignatius HARDEN, remainder of land but
limited by mortgage, and since paid which declares deed null and void.
In deed of mortgage dated 6 Dec 1832, to Joseph HARDEN from Ignatius HARDEN
for $120 promissory note. Ignatius died in 1836, intestate, and without issue,
leaving brothers Nicholas HARDEN and Joseph HARDEN and his sister Teresa GORE.
276 – John FAIR, Jr. (a distiller) – 16 Aug 1837 (1 Apr 1837)
from Joseph MYERS (a fuller) and wife Maria for $2,500 cm US, tracts: parts Shaffer’s
Folly, Crosses Whim, The Wallet Resurveyed, John Tracy and Fetty’s Wife Reconciled,
Bole Gates Harbour, Sugar Valey, and Addition to Hobson’s Choice; containing 63+ acres,
lying in Baltimore County (begins at stone marker “IS”); also two tracts, Hit or Miss
(part not conveyed to Peter LUCKABAUGH), and Eight Sisters, 6 acres, both lying in
Baltimore County; next to The Wallet Resurveyed; also contiguous to this, part Sugar
Valley (begins at stone marker “A”), 37 perches, conveyed by Thomas SATER, Michael
MILLER, and William PEPPLE by deed dated 18 Feb 1828 (Balt. Co. Land Rec, WG-193, 543).
279 – John SNECK – 14 Aug 1837 (made 25 Mar 1837)
from Samuel HAHN and wife Lydia, Henry SNECK and Elizabeth SNECK (all legal heirs of
Henry SNECK, late of Baltimore County), for $150 cm, tract undivided part Cuckold’s
Point, 54 acres previously conveyed by Adam SHOUER and Conrad SHERMAN, executors of
Michael KURTZ, late of Baltimore County, on deed dated 7 Jun 1815 (Balt. Co. Land
Rec, WG-131, 727) to the elder Henry SNECK who died intestate leaving heirs, Lydia
HAHN, Henry SNECK and Elizabeth SNECK. (Elizabeth and Lydia signed by mark)
281 – John SNECK – 14 Aug 1837 (made 25 Mar 1837)
from Jacob WINK and wife Mary (late w/o Henry SNECK, deceased) for $5 cm for her
dower part of estate. John SNECK was legal heir of Henry SNECK, late of Baltimore
County, who died intestate, possessing tract part Cuckold’s Point, 54 acres.
(Mary signed by mark)
282 – Jacob SHOWER of Baltimore County – 14 Aug 1837
– Assignment (dated 1 Jun 1837)
per will of Peter NACE formerly of Baltimore County now Carroll County, dated
13 Nov 1827, administrator George LINAWEAVER sold property at public sale on
12 May 1837 for $15 , tract part German Church, Lots #55 and 56 on plat known
as German Town, conveyed to Nace by John WENTZ on 20 Apr 1824. Terms of lease
as in original from Adam SHOWER and other Elders of Zion Church to Valentine
WENTZ and to George MYERLY.
284 – William ROBERTS - 29 Aug 1837 (made 20 May 1837)
from Abraham LICHTENWALTER, trustee per Frederick County Equity Court Case #1491
dated 5 May 1836, did sell for $161.63 ½ cm, tract part Brother’s Inheritance,
7+ acres, (in now Carroll County) formerly conveyed to John LIND from John WILDERMOOD
on 6 Oct 1832.
286 – John RINEMAN (Manheim Twp, York Co, PA) – 29 Aug 1837
(made 10 Jun 1837)
from Henry HOUCK and wife Mary for $25.50 cm US, part Resurvey on Halferstodt,
next to lands of William RINEMAN.
288 – Abraham SHEETS – 30 Aug 1837 – made 1 Apr 1837) - Release
from Eli SHEETS (of Frederick County) to release mortgage dated 13 Apr 1832
from Frederick County Land Records (JS-40, 87-88) for $565.86 cm, tract Rich
Bottom and part Addition to Brooks Discovery on the Rich Land and part Deep Bottom.
289 – Michael LAMPERT – 31 Aug 1837 – made 3 Apr 1837
from John ORENDORF and wife Magdalena for $134 cm of US, tract part Rochester,
16+ acres, previously from John ORENDORF and John KUHN.
291 – Daniel LEOP – 1 Sep 1837 – (made 22 Apr 1837)
from Adam BISH and wife Elizabeth for $500 cm of US, tract part Ohio, 52 acres,
previously from Henry RIGGLE on 16 Apr 1803 (Fred. Co. Land WR-24, 402-403);
next to Philip SHOLL Jr., Henry FIESER and Nicholas BACHTEL (deceased) and tract
Gilbert’s Delight.
293 – Abraham WAMPLER – 2 Sep 1837 – (made same day)
from Nicholas KELLEY, esquire, Sheriff of Carroll County from three writs of
Firei Facias of Baltimore County dated 5 Jun 1837 which had directed to hold
hearing in Frederick Town at the Court House on the fourth Monday in Feb 1832,
whereby Henry HOWARD of John by Judgment recovered against George WARFIELD
$753.47 and $29.51 from the sale of his property thru Sarah F. HOWARD,
Administrator (Henry Howard now deceased). On 12 Aug 1837, public sale was
held with the highest bidder being Abraham WAMPLER of tract Head Quarters,
171 acres for $400 cm of which now has been paid.
295 – Peter SENSENY – 4 Sep 1837 (made 15 Jun 1837)
from Jacob SENSENY and wife Elizabeth of Adams Co, PA for $4,770 cm of US, tract
part Resurvey on Amended (previously in Frederick County), and part Oval, lying
contiguous and allotted to Joseph MESSLER as part of his share of his father’s
estate (Lot# 4), 119+ acres; next to Lot 3 and tract Hard Lodging and next to
Jacob ENGLAR’s part of Resurvey on Amended (from John MESSLER); exception is
made for 18 square perches fenced off and used for the MESSLER Family Cemetery
and access for it; lands previously conveyed to Jacob SENSENY by Joseph MESSLER
on 1 Apr 1833 (Fr Co Land JS-44, 134-136).
298 – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 20 May 1837)
from Henry YOUNG and wife Mary (of Frederick County) for $5 cm of US, lot in
Bruceville (plot #237), ¼ acre fronting on North Street.
299 – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 13 Jun 1837)
from John SCHINDLER and wife Hannah (of Frederick County) for $5 cm of US, lot in
Bruceville (plot #21), ¼ acre fronting on Race Street.
301 – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 22 Mar 1837)
from Joseph K. STAPLETON (of City of Baltimore, Baltimore County) for $25 cm of US,
lot in Bruceville (plot #49), ¼ acre fronting on Race? Street.
302 – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 10 Jul 1837)
from Joseph LEATHERMAN (of Frederick County) for $5 cm of US, lot in Bruceville
(plot #180), ¼ acre.
302a – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 3 Jul 1837)
from Samuel D. YOUNG, Peter YOUNG, and John YOUNG, as tenants in common (of Frederick
County) for $5 cm of US, lot in Bruceville (plot #237), ¼ acre, fronting on North Street.
304 – George MARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 10 Jun 1837)
from Peter LEATHERMAN and John BAKER and wife Nancy (of Frederick County) for $5 cm of
US, lot in Bruceville (plot #176), ¼ acre.
305 – George MEARING – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 10 Jun 1837)
from Jacob LEATHERMAN (of Frederick County) for $5 cm of US, lot in Bruceville
(plot #7), ¼ acre, fronting on Race Street.
306 – Richard H. BURGESS – 4 Sep 1837 (made 16 Aug 1837)
from John SMITH of Henry and wife Susannah (of Frederick County) for $325 cm
of US, tract part Shivers Integraty (on south side of Holbrack Spring Branch),
three parcels totaling 113+ acres; with exception of 1 acre conveyed by Henry
SMITH to Samuel MENTZER and Adam SHEFFER.
308 – Thomas LYNCH – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 4 Sep 1837)
from John HINDS for $100 cm, 25 acres of three undivided sixth parts or shares
of the plantation where Hinds now lives, tract part Resurvey of Shoemaker’s Lot,
part Lookabout, and part Martin’s Delay, being ¼ part of 100 acres on which
buildings stand and 1/6 part which Hinds fell heir to by the death of Martin
HINDS, and the other was conveyed by Patrick HINDS; and the 1/6 was left to
Hinds by the will of Barbara HINDS, late of Frederick County.
309 – Thomas LYNCH – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 4 Sep 1837)
from John HINDS for $30 cm, 1 acre which runs along the turnpike and next to
property of Ann MEAD; Land was part of 81+ acres conveyed by John MEIKSELL to
Andrew SHRINER on 24 Aug 1812 and then to Abraham MYERS on 16 May 1814 and Myers
conveyed one acre of this to Hinds on 31 Dec 1831 (Fred. Co. Land JS-38, 2-3).
311 – George MASEMORE – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 31 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of Peter DAHOFF, deceased, for $4.64 cm of US, 3+
acres starting at marker “GM” conveyed by Jacob CROFT to Dahoff on 5 Aug 1803.
312 – Benjamin SHUNK – 4 Sep 1837 – (made 15 Aug 1837)
from Joseph ECK and wife Barbara for $91.12 cm, 2+ acres (1/5 part of 14+ acres) of
tract Ross Range and Resurvey on Brother’s Agreement and bounded by the lands of William
SHANER and the heirs of Peter ORNDORF (deceased). The second tract of land containing
3+ acres (2/5 of 8+ acres) of Ross Range and adjoins the lands of Clotworthy BERNIE.
314 – Jacob BROWN – 4 Sep 1837 - (made 13 Mar 1837)
from John SHORB and wife Catherine of Frederick County for $275 cm, tract part High
Germany (woodland), 14+ acres, next to Dr. Ephraim DAVISS, Nicholas DILL, and John KOONS.
315 – Peter LOOKENBILL (LUCKINGBEEL) – 4 Sep 1837 (made 4 Sep 1837)
from Peter ERB (of J) and wife Mary of York Co, PA for $550 cm of US, tract of 85
acres, on West side of the turnpike; described in previous deeds of Frederick County
– conveyed by Jacob ERB to Peter on 29 Aug 1825 (Fred. Co. Land JS-24, 167-169);
from George STONE to Jacob ERB on 25 Sep 1821 (Fred. Co. Land JS-14, 330-331); and
from John MIKESELL to George STONE on 28 May 1816 (Fred. Co. Land JS-3, 506-507).
316 – Joshua STANSBURY – 4 Sep 1837 (made 5 Jul 1837)
from Daniel DAYHUFF and wife Saly for $145 cm, tract part Molly’s Fancy, 5 acres,
next to Locust Neck; also small piece (5 rods) of land at upper end of RYLIE’s
fence, 10’ broad; conveyed by Jacob CIRCLE on 14 Mar 1835 and previously conveyed
to Circle by George WAREHEIM on 3 May 1830.
318 – Upton SCOTT – 4 Sep 1837 (made 4 Sep 1837)
from Ann TORBET for $612 cm, Lot# 6 in Westminster on tract formerly called New
Loudon in indenture from Robert TORBET to Ann TORBET and Elizabeth TORBET on
6 May 1788 (Fred. Co. Land WR-8, 78-80).
319 – Peter BANKER Jr. – 4 Sep 1837 (made 30 Jun 1837)
from Joseph KEEFER and wife Mary for $250 cm of US, tract part The Resurvey and
part Dyers Mill Forest, 2 acres; conveyed by Abraham KEEFER on 20 May 1837; and
part Lewis’ Luck and part Dyers Mill Forrest, 2 acres with buildings, previously
conveyed to Joseph from Benjamin STONESIFER and wife Susan; lies next to lands
of Benjamin STONESIFER and Henry BACHTEL and North side of turnpike, between
Joseph Keefer and Peter Banker Jr.
320 – John STANSBURY (of City of Baltimore) – 4 Sep 1837 (made 8 Aug 1837)
from Samuel MOALE of the City of Baltimore, named Trustee by Court of Chancery
of Maryland on 29 Jul 1836 regarding Sarah MURRAY, William CHENOWITH and others
vs Solomon McHANNEY and John STANSBURY; land sold at public sale on 29 Sep 1836
regarding deed of mortgage from Solomon McHANNY to John MURRAY for lands in
Baltimore County, part tract Spring Garden, 2+ acres, beginning at stone marked
“RI” on East side of Conowago Road (now Baltimore and Havover Turnpike), running
North to stone “A”, then South to turnpike, etc; also part of same tract, 4+ acres,
conveyed from Adam HOOVER to Solomon McHANNEY, beginning at same point, going
North to stone “1”, then South to stone “2”, then West; also another small part
of same tract for less than an acre with a Tavern house also conveyed by Hoover
to McHanney; were with dower rights to the wife of Solomon McHANNEY and were
sold to John STANSBURY for $650, he being the highest bidder.
323 – Melchoir WARNER and Others – 4 Sep 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
from George SMITH of York Co, PA to Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ
and George EVERHART, Trustees of Zion Church of Carroll County, MD for $10 cm,
tract part New Market, beginning at stone marked “B” and running South.
324 – Joseph COOKSEN – 5 Sep 1837 (made 3 Jun 1837)
from John ROOP and wife Mary for $54.37 ½ cm, tract part White Gravel Spring,
1+ acres, next to Silas HIBBARD’s part of Neighbour’s Contention.
325 – David FRANKFORTER – 5 Sep 1837 (made 5 Sep 1837)
from Michael RITTER, Trustee by Chancery Court Degree dated 6 Feb 1836, representing
the sale of real estate of Peter DEHOFF, deceased, of Baltimore County; for $47.25,
tract part Old Fort, 3+ acres, now in Carroll County beginning at marker “F” running
South and West to marker “T”, etc; conveyed to Dehoff by Samuel PETERS.
327 – Peter ROHNER and Michael BUCHMANN – 5 Sep 1837 (made 8 Jul 1837)
from Baltis BRANSON and wife Mary for $100 cm of US, tracts formerly in Baltimore County
– Weebit, Weebit Enlarged, Brown’s Desire, and Spring Springs, totaling 125 acres;
conveyed by Charles S. KEENER (Balt. Co. Land – WG-205, 158-) on 6 May 1830.
329 – Andrew PFEIFFER – 5 Sep 1837 (made 8 Apr 1837)
from Michael RITTER, Trustee by Chancery Court for the estate of Peter DEHOFF, deceased,
of Baltimore County, for $47.25, tract part Old Fort, 2+ acres, now in Carroll County
beginning at marker “T” running South, etc; conveyed to Dehoff by Samuel PETERS on
28 Aug 1811 (Balt. Co. Land – WG-116, 190-); includes right-of-way to Westminster Road
along Dyers Adventure.
330 – David WHITELEATHER – 4 Sep 1837 (made 31 Mar 1837)
from Michael RITTER, Trustee by Chancery Court for the estate of Peter DEHOFF, deceased,
of Baltimore County, for $101.17 cm, tract part Old Fort, 5+ acres, now in Carroll County;
includes right-of-way to road leading from Manchester toWestminster.
331 - Joseph COOKSEN – 5 Sep 1837 (made 3 Jun 1837)
from Silas HIBBARD and wife Elizabeth for $225.15 ½ cm, tract part Neighbour’s Contention,
4+ acres, next to Silas Hibbard’s part conveyed to him by William ENGLEMAN, esquire of
John ENGLEMAN, deceased.
333 – Frederick PRUGH – 6 Sep 1837 – Article of Agreement
made on 26 Aug 1837 with John FARVER regarding boundary lines of tract Shipley’s
Choice. Trees that marked the beginning of boundary have died or fallen; will be
replaced with stone marked “S.B.C.”. On 26 Aug 1837, Benjamin GORSUCH, age 53,
testified the placement of said stone was the same beginning as described by William
JUDAN?? Formerly D.S.B.C., and that he assisted the chain carrier; also appearing to
testify was Benjamin DUDDERAR, age 60, who also stated he was a chain carrier.
334 – David Z. BUCHEN – 7 Sep 1837 (made 18 Aug 1837)
from Henry LAMMOTT and wife Sarah for $120 cm, tract part Transylvania, 80 sq perches;
marker stone “H.B.” on West side of Baltimore and Hanover Turnpike, next to Henry Z.
BUCHAN’s lot; adjoining another 1 acre part, with stone marker “D”, which was previously
sold to Buchen by Lammott.
335 – Rezin BROWN of Baltimore County – 7 Sep 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from James McCORMICK and wife Elizabeth of Baltimore County for $1530 cm of US,
tracts in Baltimore County – Lot# 2 of Hale’s Venture Resurveyed, 91+ acres, next
to Adam MILLER and tract German Town; previous conveyances mentioned were John
START to Robert WALSH in Sep 1794, and Henry BROWN to William ELSEROAT in Jan 1782.
Also, Lot# 3 of Bell’s Recovery and part Hale’s Venture Resurveyed, 112+ acres,
next to Beaver Hall and German Town. Same as in conveyance from John CARRERE,
trustee of James McCORMICK Jr dated 19 Oct 1833 (Balt. Co. Land – TK-232, 154)
339 – James McCORMICK Jr of Baltimore Co, MD – 7 Sep 1837 (made 1 Apr 1837)
from Rezin BROWN of Baltimore County, MD for $1530 cm indebtedness, the two lots
described in Folio 335-339.
341 – Stephen FRIZZELL – 9 Sep 1837 – (made same day)
from Nicholas KELLEY, Esquire, Sheriff of Carroll County, MD. On 20 Jun 1837 by
writ of Fieri Facias, a judgement for Bank of Westminster, Lemuel W. GOSNELL and
Thomas E. HAMBLETON against George WARFIELD (issued Feb 1835), amount together
was $1600 plus court costs. Sale was made of Warfield’s property, tract Kin Fawn?
of 10 acres to highest bidder, Stephen Frizzell for $48 cm.
342 – Pilkington CODD of Baltimore City – 11 Sep 1837 - Release of Mortgage
signed on 6 Sep 1837 with John S. GITTINGS of Baltimore City for Indenture of
Mortgage in Baltimore Co Land Record TK-266, 217, payment of $1,897 for tracts
previously in Baltimore County but now in Carroll County – part of tract Long
Reach and part of Last Choice, totaling 102 acres; the same land which was
conveyed by James HOOD of John (and wife Sarah S.) to Pilkington CODD (Balt. Co.
Land WG-173, 309) on 13 Aug 1824.
344 – Pilkington CODD of Baltimore City – 11 Sep 1837 (made 13 Jun 1836)
from James HOOD of John & wife Sarah S. of Baltimore County for deed recorded in
Baltimore Co Land Record TK-266, 217 (See 342 above).
345 – Elias BROTHERS – 11 Sep 1837 (made 9 Sep 1837)
from Benjamin BROTHERS and wife Ruth for $200, tract pt Lot 17 of Perth and part
Isaac’s Retirement, 20+ acres; previously conveyed by Nimrod GARDNER and wife
Catharine on 27 Sep 1834.
347 – Mary CARTER – 12 Sep 1837 (made 24 Aug 1837)
from Nathan GORSUCH, by bond stands bound to her for $600 for which security
placed is pt Dorsey’s Neglect running next to Lewis SHIPLEY’s part and intersects
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and intersects the seventh line of Dorsey’s Interest
and runs to Dorsey’s Dilemma, 94+ acres.
349 – William HOUCK – 7 Oct 1837 (made 15 Sep 1837)
from James M. BUCHANAN, George Girdon BELT and Thomas Parkin SCOTT, all three of
Baltimore City; by Equity decree of Baltimore County on 8 Feb 1837, the three
named were appointed trustees to sell the real estate of Barnet HOUCK, deceased
of Baltimore County, to settle his debts, and on 27 Feb 1837 at public sale,
William Houck was highest bidder for $600, tracts Brown’s Chance (by Richard &
Nicholas BROWN, Balt. Co. Land WG-95, 693 on 22 Jun 1807), Landerman’s Chance
(by Ed STOCKSDALE of John, Balt. Co. Land WG-104, 520 on 17 May 1809), and
Harriott’s Retreat (and Bond of Conveyance from Jacob HETENBRAND dated 27 Dec
1802) (acreage not given).
351 – William HOUCK – 9 Oct 1837 – Release of Mortgage (made 7 Oct 1837)
by Jacob SHOWER, adm/of Peter SAUBLE, for mortgage made on 4 Oct 1833 (Balt.
Co. Land TK-231, 461), tract Landoff, 108+ acres, now in Carroll County; Houck
has now satisfied and paid said debt.
352 – David HAPE – 9 Oct 1837 – (made 8 Apr 1837)
from Alexander FULTON (and wife Mary) for $1,000, tract Venture, 32+ acres,
lying near Little Pipe Creek and beginning at stone “EC”, next to Mackey’s Choice.
353 – Ephraim LINDSEY – 9 Oct 1837 – (made 4 Apr 1837)
from Ephraim COOK and wife Ruth, Isaac COOK and wife Sarah, Thomas COOK and
wife Elizabeth, Elizabeth LINDSEY, Absalom FRIZZEL and wife Ann, all of Carroll
County, and Caleb LEE and wife Cassandra of Baltimore City, for $1,000, tract
Welsh’s Industry, 205 acres, previously conveyed by John WELSH to John COOK of
Thomas on 3 Mar 1773 (Balt. Co. Land AL-G, 58-60).
355 – Pilkington CODD of Baltimore City – 2 Oct 1837 – (made 20 Aug 1824)
from James HOOD of John (& wife Sarah S.) of Baltimore County for $1,100, tracts
Long Reach and Last Choice, 102 acres, lying in Baltimore County (stone marker
has TL on one side and JL on the other side), next to Windsor Forrest and new
road leading from Baltimore to Liberty Town.
358 – Thomas LUCY Sr. of Baltimore City – 2 Oct 1837 – (made 6 Sep 1837)
from Pilkington CODD and wife Eliza Ann of Baltimore City for $1,900, tracts
Long Reach and Last Choice (previously in Baltimore County), 102 acres
(description same as in 355).
359 – Barnet HAUCK – 7 Oct 1837 – Bond of Conveyance
by Jacob HELDENBRAND of Baltimore County for 29 pounds cm signed on 27 Dec 1802,
security of tract Harriott’s Retreat, 2+ acres; Heldenbrand had 7 years to pay.
361 – Frederick RITTER – 9 Oct 1837 – (made 18 Apr 1837)
from Michael RITTER, appointed Trustee by Chancery Court decree dated 6 Feb 1836,
to sell property of Peter DAHOFF, deceased of Baltimore County, for the benefit
of his heirs. On 13 Apr 1836, sale made to Frederick RITTER for $238.87 ½ cm,
tract Modicum, 12+ acres, begins at two bounded Spanish oaks on South side of
hill and on North side of branch descending into the Northern Fork of Patapsaco
Falls, previously conveyed by John NACE on 17 Nov 1815 (Balt. Co. Land WG-135, 106).
362 – Michael RITTER – 9 Oct 1837 – (made 12 Aug 1837)
from Frederick RITTER and wife Polly for $100 cm, tract Modicum, 12+ acres,
begins at two bounded Spanish oaks on South side of hill and on North side
of branch descending into the Northern Fork of Patapsaco Falls.
363 – Jacob GROSS – 9 Oct 1837 (made 24 Jun 1837) – Lease
from Melchor WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees
of Zion’s Church of Carroll County (Presbyterian/Lutheran from 1800 when in
Baltimore County), to lease tract German Church, plat# 32, 5,365 feet, 99 year
lease signed by trustees.
365 – President of Directors of Union Bank of MD – 13 Oct 1837 – (made 13 Jun 1837)
from James Mason CAMPBELL of Baltimore City, state of Maryland trustee, by Chancery
Court of Maryland decree of Union Bank and Solomon ETTING against William WINCHESTER
and others on 23 Jun 1835, mortgaged property to be sold and was advertised in
Baltimore American with sale held on 16 Sep 1835; Bank Directors were highest bidder
at $50/acre. Land lies adjacent to Town of Westminster and begins at stone marked
No 17 and LW at West corner by property formerly owned by Dr. George COLEGATE, next
to stable formerly belonging to Nicholas LEMMON, then to corner of Lot 82 formerly
property of Benjamin CAMPBELL and next to White’s Levell (parcel described forms
part of this tract), next to Hollow Rock.
368 - Nicholas DORSEY – 16 Oct 1837 (made 12 Oct 1837)
from Nicholas HARDEN and wife Rachel for $5 cm of US, tract Beasman’s Discovery
Corrected, 65 acres, being part of Lot #1, by Thomas BEASMAN Sr. to Nicholas DORSEY
and Nicholas HARDEN (deed dated 1 Jan 1825), next to Magan’s Run.
369 – Nicholas KELLEY – 16 Oct 1837 (made 16 Sep 1837)
from Abraham WAMPLER for $600 cm, tract part Head Quarters, 171 acres, conveyed
to Wampler by Nicholas KELLEY, Sheriff of Carroll County by deed dated 2 Sep 1837.
370 – Jacob POWDER Jr. and Andrew POWDER – Mortgage -16 Oct 1837
by Nicholas KELLEY; the Powders are securities for Kelley on a note to the Bank
of Westminster for $500; mortgage on tract of 171 acres.
371 – Daniel LINN – 16 Oct 1837 (made 23 Jun 1837)
from Joseph LINN and wife Sarah for $276.50 cm, part Good Intent, 46 acres, next
to property conveyed to Henry LINN from Upton SCOTT, and next to property of
Elizabeth LINN from Abraham LINN of 3 acres; this is the same land of two parcels
conveyed by Adam DRAUGH to Hannah LINN, Joseph LINN and Jacob LINN by deed dated
28 Feb 1829 (Fred. Co. Land - JL-32, 139-141).
373 – Josiah PENNINGTON – 20 Oct 1837 (made 18 Oct 1837)
from George BRAMWELL, Adm/of Henry BRAMWELL, dec’d, who was trustee of Samuel MANNING,
dec’d, formerly of Baltimore County. Per prior agreement between Rachel LANE (formerly
of Baltimore Co) and Josiah PENNINGTON, Josiah paid Rachel $328.50 for lot, Elizabeth
Fancy, which she bought at public sale from Samuel Manning, dec’d, and sold by his
trustee on 17 Dec 1805.
374 – Rebecca TAWNEY – 20 Oct 1837 (made 19 Oct 1837)
from Josiah PENNINGTON and wife Ally -
Henry BRAMWELL of Baltimore (now deceased) sold real estate of Samuel MANNING
(deceased), tract part Elizabeth Fancy (lies next to lands of Philip FLATTER,
Abraham LEISTER, William OGG and Sarah BLIZZARD) to Rachel LANE and by Article
of Agreement, sold to Josiah Pennington for $328.50; trustee died before land
was conveyed. George BRAMWELL is now administrator of the estate of his father,
Henry, and is authorized to convey said land which Josiah & Ally PENNINGTON
wish to convey to Rebecca TAWNEY for $325 cm.
376 – Josiah PENNINGTON – 20 Oct 1837 (made 19 Oct 1837) – Mortgage
by Rebecca TAWNEY for $175 cm plus interest; property described in Folio 374.
378 – Henry SHULTZ of Baltimore County – 21 Oct 1837 (made 13 Feb 1837)
from James M. BUCHANAN of Baltimore City, trustee by Baltimore County Equity
Court on 27 May 1834 - Henry SHULTZ vs Catherine SHULTZ and others - whereas
property was sold at public auction (Baltimore Co. Chancery 10, 660) on
21 Jun 1834 with the highest bidder being Henry SHULTZ for $500; tract The
Old Fort, 6+ acres (conveyed to Henry Shultz by Dennis DAVIS on 19 Dec 1826
in Baltimore County; property lies 1 ½ miles from Manchester.
379 – Andrew PFEIFER (of Manchester) – 21 Oct 1837 (made 8 Jun 1837)
from James M. BUCHANAN and Samuel MOALE of Baltimore City, trustees by Baltimore
County Chancery Court on 22 Nov 1836 - Andrew PFEIFER and Henry SHULTZ vs Catherine
SHULTZ and others - whereas property was sold at public auction (Baltimore Co.
Chancery 10, 660) on 21 Jun 1834 for half part of two Lots, #10 and #45 in the
town of Manchester with the highest bidder being Andrew PFEIFER for $30. Property
is where Pfeifer is presently residing.
381 – Andrew PFEIFER (of Manchester) – 21 Oct 1837 (made 8 Jun 1837)
from Henry SHULTZ (Jr.) and wife Caroline of Baltimore City for $40.
Henry SHULTZ Sr., father of Henry Shultz, by mortgage dated 22 Oct 1830, conveyed
to son Henry, part of tract Old Fort, 6+ acres w/buildings, lying in Manchester;
land granted to Shultz Sr. by Dennis DAVIS on 19 Dec 1826. After Shultz Sr. died,
Shultz Jr. filed bill of complaint with Baltimore Chancery Court against the heirs
for sale. James M. BUCHANAN, esquire, was appointed trustee and sold the land to
Shultz Jr. on 5 Sep 1834.
383 – Joseph SHREEV – 21 Oct 1837 (made 4 Apr 1837)
from Thomas WILLIAMS for $275 cm of US, tract part Warbo Hill, 74+ acres,
(originally Caledonia), next to Leigh MASTER and Stephen WINCHESTER, and next
to tracts Peach Brandy Forest, Madon Choice, and Hopson’s Choice.
385 – James SYKES – 23 Oct 1837 (made 16 May 1837)
from Catharine BROWN, Betsy BROWN, Rachel BROWN, Jesse BROWN for $350 cm to
James SYKES of Anne Arundel County, tract Brier Bottom, enlarged and resurveyed
for John HOOD on 13 Mar 1775 (formerly in Baltimore Co.), on the North side of
Piney Falls, adjoining near the forks; includes Brier Bottom Enlarged which lies
North of Piney Falls containing 10 acres. (The ladies signed by mark.)
386 – Godfrey KNELLER – 25 Oct 1837 – Lease (made 16 May 1837)
by Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of
Zion Church of Carroll County to lease for $9.95 per year, tract German Church
beginning at stone marked “J.K.” containing 2+ acres. By Act of Assembly in
Nov 1800 incorporated the Presbyterian and Lutheran Church in Baltimore County,
the land was conveyed by John BORNS to the Trustees of the said church (Balt. Co.
Land WG-85, 112).
388 – Samuel GORE – 26 Oct 1837 (3 Oct 1837)
from Eleanor M. SPAULDING, widow, for $1,750, tract Colross, 159+ acres, being
part of tract conveyed to her by John B. SNOWDEN and others (Balt. Co. Land W-121,
413 dtd 13 Jul 1812).
391 – Jacob LINAWEAVER – 28 Oct 1837 (made 21 Oct 1837)
from Michael RITTER, trustee of Peter DEHOFF, deceased, for $36.30 cm of US, tract
of 4 acres (formerly in Baltimore County; from Jacob CROFT to Dehoff on 5 Aug 1803,
WG-78, 142), begins at stone marked “N.”. (Dehoff died prior to the chancery court
decree of 6 Feb 1836 which ordered the sale; Linaweaver was the highest bidder at
public sale on 19 Mar 1836).
392 – Eli HEWITT – 28 Oct 1837 (made 25 Feb 1831)
from Samuel C. OWINGS of Baltimore County to Evan POULTNEY of Baltimore City, for $5;
land in Baltimore County (in 1831), part Descterity or Obscurity, 40 acres, next to
Greenbury Grove Enlarged.
(The name Eli HEWITT appears on the top of deed and his association is not explained,
but perhaps he was a trustee?)
393 – Eli HEWITT – 28 Oct 1837 (made 15 May 1833)
from Ruth OWINGS, widow, of Baltimore County, and Samuel C. OWINGS and wife Mary Y.,
of Baltimore City, to Evan POULTNEY and wife Jane of Baltimore City, for $5, to correct
1831 deed which contained errors in the description (Balt. Co. Land WG-215, 26).
Tracts are Descterity or Obscurity, part Nay, part Young Folly, for 250 acres. One
of the boundaries is line dividing land of William CAMPBELL from Ruth OWINGS. Also,
parts of Dorsey, Pleasant Meadow, Vachel’s Purchase, Addition to Vachel’s Purchase,
Ely’s Lot, Ely’s Lot Enlarged, Nay, Descterity or Obscurity, Resurvey On Dorsey’s
Thicket, for 312 acres. Two markers are stones “I” and “K”.
398 – Eli HEWITT - 28 Oct 1837 (made 1 Feb 1831)
from Ruth OWINGS, widow, of Baltimore County, to Samuel C. OWINGS of Baltimore County,
for $5, land in Baltimore County (in 1831), part Descterity or Obsuity, 40 acres, next
to Greenbury Grove Enlarged.
399 – Eli HEWITT - 28 Oct 1837 (made 21 Feb 1837)
from John GLENN and Reverdy JOHNSON of Baltimore City, trustees as named in Indentures
of Trust, hereinafter referred to from Evan POULTNEY and wife Jane, to Eli HEWITT of
Carroll County (previously Baltimore County) for $6,733.73 , tract Turnis, 571+ acres
(previously in Baltimore County), bounded by Young’s Folly, Greenbury’s Grove Enlarged,
Addition to Greenbury’s Grove Enlarged, Batchelor’s Refuge, Belly Ache Thicket, Ely’s
Lot Enlarged, Vachel’s Purchase, Obscurity, Dorsey’s Good Will, (same as patent dated
22 Sep 1836 in Western Shore of Maryland, GGB-1, 620, granted to John GLENN and Reverdy
JOHNSON, trustees as stated above).
Also, tract Addition to Vachel’s Purchase, 24+ acres (previously in Baltimore County),
begins on North side of White Marsh which descends into Delaware Falls and then into
Great Falls of Patapsco.
403 – Tax Commissioners of Carroll County – 25 Oct 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
from John FISHER, Jacob FISHER, Elizabeth SHAFFER, Sarah FISHER, Philip FISHER and wife
Sarah, Henry FISHER, William FISHER, Nimrod FRIZZELL and wife Ann, Jacob REESE and wife
Eleanor, James FISHER and wife Elizabeth, Joshua SMITH, Jr. and wife Julian, William
FISHER and wife Jane, and Mary FISHER for $10, a tract was part of Wheedings Choice,
1+ acres. The commissioners were acting upon entitlement by General Assembly of Maryland
to provide a Court House, Clerk’s Office, Register’s Office, Jail, Poor House and streets.
405 - Tax Commissioners of Carroll County – 25 Oct 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
from Isaac SHRIVER and wife Polly, John FISHER, Jacob FISHER, Elizabeth SHAFFER,
Sarah FISHER, Henry FISHER, William FISHER, Nimrod FRIZZELL and wife Ann, Jacob REESE
and wife Eleanor, Joshua SMITH, Jr. and wife Julian, William FISHER and wife Jane, and
Mary FISHER, Philip FISHER and wife Sarah, James FISHER and wife Elizabeth, Elizabeth
FISHER (widow of David FISHER) for $10, part of tracts White’s Level, Resurvey on Timber
Ridge, Bond’s Meadow Enlarged, Addition to Water Oak Level, Wheeding’s Choice, totaling
2+ acres - beginning on Northerly side of Turnpike or main street of Westminster (King
Street), starting at SE corner of Isaac SHRIVER’s store (now occupied by Joshua YINGLING)
and by Col. Thomas HILLEN. The commissioners were acting upon entitlement by General
Assembly of Maryland to provide a Court House, Clerk’s Office, Register’s Office, Jail,
Poor House and streets.
408 – James DRIVER – 30 Oct 1837 (made 6 Sep 1837)
from James HOOD (of John) and wife Sarah S., for $809 cm, parts of adjoining tracts,
Sally’s Chance Resurveyed, Poole’s Desire (next to Greenbury’s Grove); the second part
includes part of Warfield’s Forrest, Richard’s Third Chance, totaling 111+ acres
410 – H. WAYMAN and R. G. STOCKETT – Mortgage – 3 Nov 1837
(made 4 Oct 1837)
Mortgage of Benjamin HOOD Sr. of Anne Arundel County by Henry WAYMAN and Richard G.
STOCKETT, both of Anne Arundel County, executors and trustees of the Larkin SHIPLEY
estate. Hood is indebted $800 cm, with annual payments for interest, for tract Mount
Pleasant Enlarged, 200 acres.
412 – Christian HENDRICKSON – 4 Nov 1837 (made 3 Nov 1837)
from Jacob HANN, Mathias HANN and wife Sarah for $80 cm of US, part of tract Bedford,
2 acres (mentions deed to the late Mathias HANN from William PIDGEON).
(Mathias signed by mark).
413 – Thomas HOOK – 4 Nov 1837 (made 18 Oct 1837)
from George MEARING and wife Elizabeth for $200 cm, Lots #21, #34, #35, in Mr. WILLIAM’s
Addition to Middleburg (same as conveyed to Jesse KINNER by John Thompson BROOKE on
29 Apr 1835 (Fred. Co. Land HS-4, 183-184); conveyed to George MARING by Mahlon TALBET,
late Sheriff of Frederick County by deed (Fred. Co. Land HS-4, 224-226) dated 3 Feb 1837.
415 – Samuel COX – 4 Nov 1837 (made 17 Oct 1837)
from Isaiah PEARCE and wife Charlotte for $307.29 cm of US, part of lot in Uniontown;
conveyed by Jacob LEGORE to Reuben GIST in deed dated 24 Jul 1813. Property starts at
eastern corner of Jacob and Samuel MYERS’ house (formerly John REICHENECKER’s and built
by Reuben GIST) and runs by Daniel COVER’s lot (conveyed to him by Reuben GIST), but now
occupied by John GORE, and by eastern wall of dwelling conveyed to Pearce by John GORE
on 3 Apr 1837.
417 – Samuel MESSINGER – 6 Nov 1837 – Release of Mortgage (made 13 Oct 1837)
from John FISHER, cashier for Bank of Westminster (previously they were of Frederick
County and mortgage recorded there, JS-33, 234-236), for payment of $1,000, for farm
on tract Philip’s Range, 65+ acres; conveyed to Messinger by Samuel STEM, William
HOLLENBURY and wife Eliza, George OTT and wife Lydia by deed (Fred. Co. Land JS-29,
440-441) dated 1 Mar 1828.
418 – John CROUSE – 6 Nov 1837 – Transfer of Share of Estate
from Michael CROUSE and wife Magdalena – to transfer a 9th share of the estate of John
YINGLING, according to his will recorded in Frederick County Orphans Court.
418 – John THOMSON – 8 Nov 1837 (made 23 Sep 1837)
from Thomas C. THOMSON for $525 cm who sold to John his 1/6 share from the estate of
Samuel THOMSON which included part of tracts Resurvey on Brother’s Agreement, Resurvey
on Owing’s Chance, and Michael’s Home; totaling 223 acres.
420 – Magdalena RINEHART and John EARHART – Mortgage – 11 Nov 1837
(made 6 Nov 1837)
Promissory Note of Adam FIESER for $506.52, each, to Magdalena RINEHART and John EARHART;
tract is part Ohio, Empty Bottle, 24 acres; conveyed to Fieser by George STEIN (Fred. Co.
Land JS-3, 11-12 dated 2 Apr 1816)
422 – Elias BANKERT – 11 Nov 1837 (made 15 May 1837)
from Michael LYNCH and w/ Polly, to John ORNDORF, Samuel ORNDORF and Elias BANKERT (each
of the Orndorf’s mortgage was $635 noted in Fred. Co. Land JS-41, 408-409; Elias’ payment
was $612.50 which released his 1/3 of mortgage); tracts were parts Empty Bottle, Legonier,
and Quick Work (contiguous), totaling 46 acres; land adjoined property of Thomas LYNCH,
Bernard KEAN, Ora BANKERT, Adam BOWERS, heirs of Abraham MYERS. Land previously conveyed
to Michael Lynch by Abraham Myers on 3 May 1828 (Fred. Co. Land JS-29, 572-574).
424 – Frederick BIXLER – 17 Nov 1837 (made 2 Sep 1837)
from George Gordon BELT, of Baltimore City, trustee appointed in the insolvency of
Jacob EBAUGH from petition dated 27 Sep 1833 in Baltimore City to settle his estate
for the creditors. The property was sold on 2 Nov 1833 (previously in Baltimore
County). There previously was a petition to divide the estate of Henry EBAUGH,
deceased, made by Jacob EBAUGH and Andrew EBAUGH (Balt. Co. Land AJ-224. 1), tract
part Transylvania of less than 1 acre; next to lot now owned by Joseph BRUMWELL but
previously owned by Benjamin GREEN; tract lies by land conveyed to Henry EBAUGH by
Thomas BOWEN on 25 Oct 1806; property runs to middle of the Baltimore/Reisterstown
and Hanover Turnpike; highest bid was $80.
426 – Robert BENNETT - 18 Nov 1837 (made 3 Oct 1837)
from Jacob KEIM and w/ Barbara for $330 cm US; tracts were parts of Resurvey on
Baker’s Discovery, Evan’s Venture (contiguous), 54+ acres; lies next to Hawkins’ Fancy.
428 – George FOSTER – 18 Nov 1837 (made 20 May 1837)
from George Gordon BELT, Baltimore City, trustee from Equity decree dated 22 Sep 1834
to sell real estate per will of Elizabeth GITTINGER, dec’d, of Baltimore County.
Public auction was held on 22 Nov 1837 with highest bid of $118.62 for Lot 1, part
of Hooker’s Meadow Resurveyed, 19+ acres; lies next to part conveyed by Francis
LOWDENSLAGER and w/ Magdalena to Elizabeth GITTINGER and next to tract Point Patience,
and also next to part Hooker’s Meadow Resurveyed which was devised by her will to
her daughter, Mary BROWN.
430 – Thomas TAYLOR – Bond of Conveyance – 18 Nov 1837
from Joseph RYAN of Baltimore County, for $40, assigns land west of NE prong of
Patapsco Falls and into the forks of said falls; adjoins tract sold to John TAYLOR,
Jr. on 16 Apr 1821.
431 – Anna Mary FOLTZ – 20 Nov 1837 (made 18 Nov 1837)
from Conrad HILEMAN for $2,000 cm; tract part Hogstadt Enlarged, 136+ acres; also
part Gorham, 57 ½ acres, next to Clary’s New Holland. Provision stated Conrad was
to have the stone part of the dwelling and necessities for his lifetime.
433 – Asbury MURRAY – 20 Nov 1837 (made 6 Jun 1837)
from Stephen GORSUCH and w/ Jane for $282; tract part Dorsey’s Mill Frog, 37+ acres.
435 – John CLABAUGH – Mortgage – 25 Nov 1837 (made 26 Jul 1837)
Jacob HAPE is indebted to John CLABAUGH for $75; Clabaugh held notes for Hape, one to
Jacob MERING; there was also a suit filed by Peter KOON?; property to be mortgaged to
Clabaugh as security. Land was previously in Frederick County, on road from Frederick
City to York between Diffendall’s Mill and Bruceville; tract part Resurvey on Mackey’s
Choice, 100 acres, conveyed by Paul WOLFE to Philip FUSS on 19 May 1764; also part of
10 acres conveyed to Hape by William FUSS, s/o Philip, by deed dated 7 Apr 1831; the
remainder in possession of Hape was by purchase from George W. CLABAUGH; also lot on
public road as stated before, 6 acres of two tracts, Earnest Choice, and Venture, conveyed
by David HAPE to Jacob HAPE and occupied by Jacob as a tavern.
437 – Jacob WICKERT – 25 Nov 1837 (made 16 Sep 1837)
from John SIX (of Philip SIX) and w/ Sarah A. for $200; part of Teararubra (Terra Rubra?),
1+ acres; next to Amos MARKEY’s and on right-hand side of road from Emmittsburg to Bruceville.
439 – Michael GETTIER – Lease – 27 Nov 1837 (made 24 Jun 1837)
from Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of Zion
Church of Carroll County – to lease and farm tract German Church, plat#33 of tract German
Town; for $.50 yearly rent.
441 – Adam W. FIESER – 27 Nov 1837 (made 2 Oct 1837)
from Adam FIESER, trustee named by Chancery Court on 22 Dec 1834, to settle estate of
Adam FIESER, Sr, deceased. On 28 Feb 1835, the trustee sold to Adam W. FIESER for
$94.66 cm, part of tract Ohio, 21+ acres; land began at Lott #4 which was conveyed by
Adam FIESER, trustee, to Andrew LOHR.
443 – Jacob CRAWFORD – 27 Nov 1837 (made 25 Oct 1837)
from Adam W. FIESER for $200 cm US, part of tract Ohio, 21+ acres per survey taken
by J. Henry HAPPE; previously conveyed by Adam FIESER, trustee of the estate of Adam
FIESER, Sr.
444 – Henry N. BRUNCKMAN – Lease – 30 Nov 1837 (made 24 Jun 1837)
from Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of
Zion Church of Carroll County – to lease and farm tract German Church, part of tract
German Town; for $.25 yearly rent, 99 year lease.
447 – Charles W. HOOD – 30 Nov 1837 (made 30 May 1837)
from Benjamin HOOD, Sr. and w/ Sarah; Joshua HOOD and w/ Matilda Ann; and John HOOD
(of Benjamin HOOD), all of Anne Arundel County (except Charles is of Carroll County);
mortgaged by Benjamin HOOD to John T. WORTHINGTON, now deceased, for $2,000 on 26 Mar
1831; conveyed to Joshua HOOD on 25 Mar 1836 (Balt. Co. Land WG-210, 451); balance of
mortgage to Joshua HOOD from John HOOD of Benjamin (Balt. Co. Land TK-257, 525);
recently purchased by Charles W. HOOD for $3,730 cm; tracts part Mount Pleasant Enlarged,
Concord, 250 acres; lies next to Dorsey’s Pleasant Meadow, Sally’s Chance Resurveyed,
John’s Chance, and property from Richard H. MERUKEN?.
450 – Jacob STUDY – 30 Nov 1837 (made 27 May 1837)
from Adam GEETHING and w/ Catharine for $1,000 cm US; tract part of Ohio conveyed to
Geething by Jacob LEBO on 21 Mar 1813 (Fred. Co. Land WR-44, 192-194); also conveyance
from Philip STRAUGH and w/ Mary on 2 Nov 1816 (Fred. Co. Land JS-3, 610-611); totals
137+ acres; also rights conveyed by John MILLER on 21 May 1814 (Fred. Co. Land WR-47, 349-350).
452 – David B. EARHART – 30 Nov 1837 (made 25 May 1837)
from Adam GEETHING and w/ Catharine for $100 cm US; tract part Ohio, Lot #1, 4+ acres;
begins at line of deed from William SLYDER to Geething on 29 Apr 1820 (Fred. Co. Land
JS-11, 278-280); on line at stone marked 1837, D, E, B of Jacob FIESER; on line of
deed to Andrew LOHR from Geething; to large stone standing on East side of road leading
from Union Mills to Hanover; on corner of Daniel YERPER’s and corner of school house
lot; next to land of deed to Andrew LOHR from Stephen SHOLL.
454 – John MARKER – 30 Nov 1837 (made 24 Nov 1837)
from Samuel KEEFER and w/ Catharine for $100 cm US for household goods and tract part
Durbin’s Mistake, 4+ acres; begins at first line of 10-acre lot bequeathed to Barbara
KEEFER by John HULL; also second part of same tract, 3 acres. Several In Trust clauses
are included – life estate is provided for Barbara KEEFER who is the mother of Samuel;
also, the profits, etc are to be used for the maintenance of Barbara KEEFER during her
lifetime with provision not to allow the husband of Barbara, George KEEFER, to have any
control. Upon the death of Barbara, all goods and lands are to be transferred to Mary
Jane KEEFER, a d/o Barbara and sister of Samuel; if Mary Jane should die without issue,
then goods and land to be transferred to all the children of Barbara equally.
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556 – John SHRINER – 30 Nov 1837
from Hezekiah P. NEAL and w/ Easter of Scott Co, Virginia, and attorney-in-fact for
Elias HARMAN and w/ Polly, Rachel WORKMAN, all of Wythe Co, Virginia, who are the heirs
of Daniel FICKLE, deceased of Frederick Co, Maryland; for $32.83 quit claim; lot part
Bedford (previously in Frederick County), 2+ acres; starts at part Bedford, conveyed
by John CRABLE, executor of will of Christopher HYTER, to John KOONS on 14 Apr 1823.
558 – Charles RICHARDS and David RICHARDS – 30 Nov 1837 (made 11 Jul 1837)
from Erasmus FOWBLE and w/ Mary for $219.90 US; two sections, part Cornhill Resurveyed,
which starts at stone marked “6” and intersects part of same tract devised to Ruth
RICHARDS and Elizabeth RICHARDS by will of Richard RICHARDS of Baltimore County, runs
by county road from Hampstead to the late Henry EBAUGH’s mill and along tract Richards’
Rectitude Corrected conveyed by Richard RICHARDS to Stephen RICHARDS by Indenture of
Conveyance dated 5 Feb 1831; tracts contained 36 ½ acres and 24+ acres.
560 – Elizabeth RICHARDS and Ruth RICHARDS – 30 Nov 1837 (made 11 Jul 1837)
from Erasmus FOWBLE and w/ Mary for $80.10 US; tract part Cornhill Resurveyed, 22 ¼ acres
which runs along Elizabeth and Ruth’s land from Stephen RICHARDS to marker “A”.
562 – Jacob REESE – 2 Dec 1837 (made 25 Mar 1837)
from Joshua SMITH, Jr., appointed trustee in Equity Court on 14 Jul 1836 for the
estate of Perry G. ENSEY. Lots sold were on tract Bond’s Meadow; same was mortgaged
by Perry G. ENSEY and w/ Rebecca to Francis HENRY on mortgage dated 24 Oct 1834; lots
are on turnpike from Westminster to Petersburg; first lot adjoins land of David UHLER
and heirs of Jacob SHERMAN and has brick dwelling purchased by Reese; other lot is 1 acre.
564 – John STEWART – Release of Mortgage – 5 Dec 1837 (made 29 Nov 1837)
by Lewis HAINES for $800 cm (mortgage dated 4 Jun 1836, Fred. Co. Land HS-2, 573-575);
tracts part Good Hope, Good Intent, 1 acre; conveyed to Stewart by David KEPHART and
w/ Margaret on 4 Mar 1833 (Fred. Co. Land JS-42, 379-381); also lot on tract Resurvey
on Small, 2 acres, conveyed to Stewart by Daniel STONER and w/ Nancy on 25 Sep 1833
(Fred. Co. Land JS-45, 50-51); another lot adjoining also by Stoners; also mentions
conveyance to Stewart by Samuel PHFOUTZ and wife in Mar 1836.
565 – Alphius SPURRIER – 11 Dec 1837 (made 1 Nov 1837)
from Philip HAMMOND of Carroll County and Thomas HAMMOND of Frederick County, for
$592.20; tract part Resurvey on Gilboa (previously in Baltimore County), 49+ acres;
begins at line of land conveyed to Thomas DAVIS by the Hammonds on 1 Nov 1837, next
to OWINGS’ land and Valley of Strife.
567 – Thomas DAVIS – 11 Dec 1837 (made 1 Nov 1837)
from Phillip HAMMOND of Carrol County and Thomas HAMMOND of Frederick County for
$962.70 cm; tract Resurvey on Gilboa, 8+ acres; begins on North side of Middle Run,
along Davis’ land.
568 – Robert LUCAS – 11 Dec 1837 (made 14 Nov 1837)
from Margaret LUCAS for $500 cm; lot on part Gistsylvania, 60 acres by patent; also
part Lowry’s Lott, 25 acres by patent.
569 – John WADLOW – Release of Dower – 12 Dec 1837 (made 2 Dec 1837)
from Maria (Mariah) SHIPLEY for $266 cm; tract part Mount Pleasant Enlarged; part
of lott conveyed by Benjamin HOOD to Benjamin SHIPLEY in Sep 1804 (Baltimore County
then), totals 120+ acres.
570 – George TRUMP – Assignment – 16 Dec 1837 (made 14 Dec 1837)
George LINAWEAVER, adm/of Peter NANCE by his will recorded 13 Nov 1837, was assigned
to sell his real estate which was in the Baltimore part of Carroll County, part German
Church (#50 on plat of German Town); also, lot of ground assigned by John WENTZ to
Peter NACE on 13 Apr 1824; was sold for $526.
572 – John DAVIS – Release of Mortgage – Dec 1837 (made 14 Dec 1837)
Indenture of Mortgage to Nicholas BUCKINGHAM was security for $125 owed to Aquilla
GARITSON dated 10 Feb 1834; mortgage for part Peach Brandy Forest, 20 acres, was used
as collateral.
573 – Daniel B. BANKS – Agreement – 16 Dec 1837
Mary E. BERRET stands bound on judgements to William C. HAINES?, John NEEDLES,
Hannah ADREON, Joseph BLACKWOOD. Daniel B. BANKS to become assignee of Judgements
giving a stay of five years; a mortgage was conveyed to him. Signed by Mary E. BERRET,
John J. BERRET, James G. BERRET, Julius BERRET.
574 – Daniel B. BANKS – Mortgage – 16 Dec 1837 (made 19 Aug 1837)
The BERRETs listed in Folio 573 above were indebted to Daniel B. BANKS, of Baltimore
City, for $2,128.
John O’DONNELL, deceased, (wife Laura)
was the father of Mary BERRET
and grandfather of John J., James G., and Julius BERRET.
577 – John ORENDORF and John Henry HOPPE – 18 Dec 1837 (made 15 Jul 1837)
from Joseph SENTZ and wife Catharine for $520 cm US for tract, part Empty Bottle,
1 acre; adjoined lands of Thomas LYNCH, Peter YINGLING and Frederick YINGLING; was
same land conveyed by Samuel ORNDORF, John ORNDORF, Michael LYNCH and wife Mary to
SENTZ on 9 Aug 1833 (Fred. Co. Land JS-48, 259-260).
578 – David HOUCK – Lease – 19 Dec 1837 (made 17 Jun 1837)
by Melchoir WARNER, Solomon MYERLY, John SHULTZ and George EVERHART, Trustees of
Zion Church of Carroll County – to lease and farm tract, part German Church, Lots
(on plat) 25, 26, 27, 28, 36, 37, 39, for $7.90 yearly, 99-year lease.
582 – Elias ELY – Assignment – 19 Dec 1837 (made 8 Jul 1837)
Elias ELY of Harrison Co, Ohio, for $90, transferred his lease for property listed
in Folio 578 to David HOUCK thus discharging ELY.
585 – Abraham WEAVER – 20 Dec 1837 (made 7 Nov 1837)
from Michael WAGNER and wife Mary for $15 cm, tract part Castle Finn, 80 sq perches;
includes land given to Michael by his father John WAGNER on 3 Jan 1832; property
bounds Weaver’s lot.
586 – Nicholas H. BROWN – 25 Dec 1837 (made 26 Jun 1837)
from John GRAMMER and wife Mary for $84.60 cm US, tract part Resurvey on Deary
(or Daily), 5+ acres; includes Good Rum, conveyed to Brown by George KEMP.
588 – Henry KELLER, Nimrod STEVENSON, Henry LEISTER, Joshua PLOWMAN, Henry NAFE,
Trustees of Union School – 26 Dec 1837 (made 4 Dec 1837)
from Amon TIPTON and wife Julian for $1, tract part Plowman’s Defense, to be used
for school house and place of worship for German Reformed, Methodist, Lutheran and
Baptist; lies next to Addition to Plowman’s Meadows.
590 – John ELSROAD Jr. – 27 Dec 1837 (made 10 Oct 1837)
from Jacob LOUDENSLAGLER and wife Cintha for $205 cm, tract part Red Oak Flat, 20
acres; previously conveyed to Loudeslager by Philip DANNER on 21 Aug 1830 (Balt. Co.
Land WG-208, 447); lies next to Haile’s Venture Resurveyed.
591 – Samuel ECKER – 30 Dec 1837 (made 3 Nov 1837)
from John ZIMMERMAN and wife Hannah for $1,550 cm, Lot# 9 in New Windsor on part tract
Five Daughters, along with two small parcels from Lot 8 for alleys and passage for
Lot 9, includes conveyance from John ROSE (and wife Harriet) to Zimmerman (Fred. Co.
Land HS-4, 20-21 dated 13 Sep 1836); plus $1 yearly ground rent to Isaac ATLEE. Also
mentions property conveyed to Zimmerman by Jonathan P. CREAGER on 13 Jul 1831 (Fred.
Co. Land JS-36, 409-410).
594 – Nathan GORSUCH – 1 Jan 1838 (made 22 Aug 1837)
from Otho SHIPLEY and Robert Tevis SHIPLEY, executors of the will of Robert SHIPLEY
of Adam, late of Baltimore County, his Baltimore County Will probated 15 March 1831.
Tract part Dorsey’s Neglect (originally Turkey Thicket), 94+ acres was sold for
$1,320.50; runs along Lewis SHIPLEY’s, intersects Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lies
next to Dorsey’s Interest, and Dorsey’s Dilema.
595 – David ROOP and wife Rebecca ROOP – 3 Jan 1838 (made 2 Jan 1838)
from Daniel I. GEIMAN and wife Mary, and David GEIMAN and wife Belinda, for $100,
tract part Kelly’s Range (conveyed from Rachel WENTZ on 19 Jul 1834 – Fred. Co.
Land JS-47, 82-83).
Also, Lot# 11 and 12 - Jacob REESE, trustee of the estate of George WENTZ, deceased
(Frederick County part of Carroll County) had conveyed the lots to David GEIMAN,
father of Daniel and David listed above (Fred. Co. Land JS-45, 186-187 dated 26 Sep 1833).
598 – William CAPLE of Samuel – 11 Jan 1838 (made same day)
from Jesse MANNING, trustee from Baltimore Equity Court held 6 Oct 1835 with
William JAMESON as complainant against the Estate of John MANNING. Jesse sold
the real estate at public sale to cover the estate’s debts on 28 Dec 1835, high
bid was $920.35 by Caple – tract part Glendorch, and Addition to Gay Meadows,
151+ acres.
The land was formerly conveyed by George SATER to James McHAFFIE (Balt. Co. Land
WG-125, 71) and from him to HILLEN and wife, then to Manning (Balt. Co. Land
TK-230, 421).
599 – Comfort MILLER – 12 Jan 1838 (made 21 Apr 1837)
from Henry SNOWDEN for $200, tract part Elder’s Inheritance, and John’s Camp,
partly in Baltimore County; previously conveyed from John B. SNOWDEN, et al to
Henry on 21 Sep 1812 (Balt. Co. Land WG-121, 429); and Henry to Robert GILMER
and reconveyed by Gilmer and wife to Henry (Balt. Co. Land TK-225, 3-6 dated 1
6 Feb 1833).
601 – Adm. & Heirs of Estate of Laurantz FREED – Release – 12 Jan 1838
In the will of Laurantz FREED, made on 4 Dec 1836 and proven on 17 Apr 1837,
he left 1/5 share to his daughter Mary, w/o Thomas BOLLENEY, who assigned their
share to Daniel BARNITZ and William BAIR of York Co, PA; quit claim releasing estate.
603 – Daniel BARNITZ and William BAIR – Assignment – 12 Jan 1838 (made 25 Nov 1837)
(Referencing Folio 601) – Thomas and Mary BOLLENEY (she d/o Laurantz FREED), of
Heidleberg Twp, York Co, PA, transferred their 1/5 share from her father’s estate
to Daniel BARNITZ and William BAIR of Hanover Borough, York Co, PA for $250 US.
Freed’s will stated his property was to be sold at public sale after the death
of his wife, Elizabeth.
606 – Jesse REIFSNIDER – 15 Jan 1838 (made 9 Jan 1838)
from William SHREEVE and wife Margaret for $200, tract Bond’s Meadow Enlarged,
and Kelly’s Range, 2 acres; includes Lot# 7 conveyed to William GRUMBINE and
David UHLER by John CROWL on 14 Apr 1829; lies along road from Westminster to
Petersburgh. Property conveyed to Shreeve by John CROWL on 19 Apr 1832 (Fred.
Co. Land JS-40, 151-152).
608 – Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company – 15 Jan 1838 (made 4 Jan 1838)
from James SYKES and wife Mary of Anne Arundel County, to purchase adjoining
land to main stem of railroad in order to construct a Y for changing cars; tract
part Mount Pleasant Enlarged, 1 rood and 3 perches; sold in exchange for materials
of an old stable now standing near the road and $5.
609 – James BACRAFT – Bill of Sale – 15 Jan 1838 (made 13 Dec 1837)
Peter BACRAFT sold to James BACRAFT, for $16 US, his 1/7 share, of house and 13
acres, which is still undivided, both are heirs of John BACRAFT. Signed by Peter
and wife Mahala BACRAFT (she by mark); signatures witnessed by James BLAIR, justice
of the peace.
610 – John BEAVER – 15 Jan 1838 (made 19 Oct 1837)
from James M. BUCHANAN and Thomas Parkin SCOTT of Baltimore City, named trustees
in Baltimore Equity Court on 8 Jan 1834 – John BEAVER versus Elias ROBERTSON, et
al. Trustees assigned to have public sale held on 8 Feb 1837 for Lot# 9 which was
part tract Rochester Resurveyed, 9 ¾ acres; began at end of Lot 1 and bordered CRUMBINE
and STEVENSON’s Lot.
611 – Perry BENNETT – 16 Jan 1838 (made 13 Dec 1837)
from Elisha BENNETT for $5,000 cm, two tracts, Perservance, and Arabia Petra
Enlarged, 188+ acres; began at John’s Park.
613 – Jesse BENNETT – Deed of Mortgage – 16 Jan 1838 (made 8 Jan 1838)
Perry BENNETT indebted to Jesse BENNETT of Baltimore County for $1,500 cm for
two years (same property as Liber 611), (Ref: Balt. Co. Land WG-NNN, 102).
614 – Samuel PETERS – 19 Jan 1838 (made same day)
from William GRUMBINE and wife Comfort for $66.50 cm US, tracts part Kelly’s Range,
and Bond’s Meadow Enlarged; previously conveyed to Grumbine by David UHLER and wife
Harriet on 8 Sep 1832 (Fred. Co. Land JS-41, 47-49); includes part of Uhler’s 2 ½
acre lot.
616 – Elizabeth ECKLER – 20 Jan 1838 (made same day)
from Nicholas KELLEY, Esquire and Sheriff of Carroll County, by Fieri Facias on
18 Oct 1837, 4 Nov 1837, and 1 Jan 1838 by Joshua SMITH Jr., Esquire and Justice
of the Peace of Maryland for Carroll County, commanding goods, chattels, lands
and tenements of George ECKLER be sold to cover debts. Judgement rendered to
Samuel ORNDORFF for $15.25 by Jacob REESE, Esquire and Justice of the Peace of
Maryland for Frederick County on 3 Mar 1835. Judgement also granted to Richard
H. MARSHALL, Adm/of Samuel L. McKEEHAN for $7.66; and for Elizabeth ECKLER for $90.
Property was a house and lot in Westminster, on corner of Church and Main Streets,
small tract of woodland, 4 acres, located 1 ½ miles from Westminster. Sold at public
sale on 6 Jan 1838 for $106 cm, highest bid, to Elizabeth ECKLER.
617 – Jeremiah DUCKER (of Baltimore County) – 22 Jan 1838 (19 Oct 1837)
from Mordeca G. COCKEY and wife Urith for $100 cm, tract part Meadows and Mills,
1 ½ acres; located in Carroll and Baltimore Counties; includes head of Patapsco
Falls and lies by tract Cherry Tree Bottom and on line of Griffith’s Delight and
Pleasant Meadows; Plat and Certificate of Resurvey by Thomas COCKEY on 19 Mar 1802;
references in the Western Shore Land Office in Liber 3, 169-170 as second vacancy added.
619 – John HELDIBRIDLE – 22 Jan 1838 (made same day)
from James RAYMOND, named Trustee in Frederick County Equity Court, Case 1020
– Abraham L. DERR, et al, versus Sarah DERR, et al – to sell real estate of Abraham
DERR, deceased. Property tract Ellory, 140 acres sold for $1,400 and was the farm
where Abraham lived.
620 – William ROBERTS and John ROBERTS – 22 Jan 1838 (made 17 Jul 1837)
from Jacob STAUFFER of Wayne Co, Ohio, for $65 cm US, his 1/7 undivided share of
tract part Orchard, 30 acres; willed to Catharine STOUFFER, Jacob’s mother, by her
husband, Christian STOUFFER, on 28 Dec 1814; located in Union Town.
622 – John ROBERTS – 22 Jan 1838 (made 20 May 1837)
from Abraham LICHTENWALTER, named Trustee in Frederick County Chancery Court,
Case# 1491, dated 5 May 1836, to sell tract part Dear Bought, 2 acres for $12.75
cm ; property previously conveyed by Peter STEIN and wife Nancy to John LIND
(deceased) on 18 Jul 1832 (Fred. Co. Land JS-40, 427-428).
623 – John ROBERTS – 22 Jan 1838 (made 2 Jul 1837)
from Daniel ZOLLICKOFFER and wife Elizabeth for $30 cm US, part tract Caroline’s
Pleasant Retreat, 2 acres; along South side of road from Union Town to Westminster.
625 – Thomas BARTHOLOW – 22 Jan 1838 (made 8 Sep 1837)
from Johnsey G. CONOWAY for $240 cm, tract Stepheny Caseway, 131+ acres; part of
tract conveyed by Charles CONOWAY to Thomas BEASMAN; part conveyed by Charles
CONOWAY to Mathew RIDLEY.
626 – Thomas BARTHOLOW – 22 Jan 1838 (made 8 Sep 1837)
from Johnsey G. CONOWAY for $60 cm, his ¼ undivided part of tract Stepheny Caseway,
31 acres (Mathew RIDLEY’s part).
627 - Thomas BARTHOLOW – Bond - 22 Jan 1838 (made 16 Dec 1837)
Sarah MURRAY, widow, is bound to Thomas BARTHOLOW for $100 cm US.
John MURRAY purchased from Nimrod CONOWAY all Conoway’s interest
bequeathed to him by his father, Solomon CONOWAY.
John MURRAY died intestate leaving widow Sarah and heirs –
- Harriet (minor)
- Isabella Jane (minor)
- John W. (minor)
- Joshua S. (minor)
Bartholow is holding Bond for Sarah’s share and when minors
become of age, they will also convey their interests to him,
otherwise will be void.
628 - Thomas BARTHOLOW – 22 Jan 1838 (made 16 Dec 1837)
from Sarah MURRAY, widow of John MURRAY, Jr. and
- Thomas B. MURRAY;
- Kitturea and William CHENOWITH
- Sarah and John CHENOWITH
- Eliza and Samuel KERLINGER (Sarah MURRAY as Atty);
- Dianna and Christian EBY / ABY (Sarah MURRAY as Atty);
- Susannah and James BENSON (John MURRAY as Atty);
- Elizabeth and Andrew FOWBLE
- Rebecca MURRAY
Solomon CONOWAY of Baltimore County, bequeathed by his Will,
tracts of land to his four sons, Thomas, Nimrod, Solomon, and
Johnsey CONAWAY. Nimrod conveyed his undivided share to John
MURRAY Jr. who has since died and his widow and heirs convey
this to Thomas BARTHOLOW; part tract Stephany Causeway, 31 acres,
for $300 cm US.
631 – Perry BENNETT – 23 Jan 1838 (made 13 Dec 1837)
from Elisha BENNETT for $1 US, part Marshall’s Desire (no M&B or acreage);
begins at Morgan’s Run where it empties into Patapsco Falls; adjoins
Francis OLIVER’s, James CLARK’s, Uril PHILIPS’.
632 – Joshua BARNES – 23 Jan 1838 (made 11 Jan 1838)
from George JACOBS, exec/of Aquila GARRETSON, who sold to Hugh DOYLE, land adjacent
to Deer Park Road on 8 May 1837 and bond was conveyed to Joshua BARNES on 27 Sep 1837;
tract The Flag Meadow, 4+ acres; located on North side of Deer Park Road, by Garretson’s
section conveyed to Garretson by Robert WILLIAMS; and by section conveyed by Nicholas
Ruxton GAY to James Francis MORT.
633 – Peter SHOEMAKER – 25 Jan 1838 (made 16 Jan 1838)
from William OURSLER and wife Margaret of Carroll County Maryland, and Lewis MITTEN of
Richland Co, Ohio, for $200 cm, Lot# 12 which was part of tract Fanny’s Meadows, ¼ acre;
near Westminster, bound on Eastern side by Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike.
635 – John WADLOW – 27 Jan 1838 (14 Aug 1837)
from Daniel E. SHIPLEY and wife Melleson (Milescant E.) for $200 cm, tract Mount Pleasant
Enlarged, 76+ acres; conveyed by Benjamin HOOD to Benjamin SHIPLEY on 29 Sep 1804 (two
parcels in same tract).
637 – Sarah MURRAY, Widow – Power of Attorney – 26 Jan 1838
for Christian ELY and wife Dianna (d/o John MURRAY), to divide lands of John MURRAY’s
estate.
638 – Sarah MURRAY, Widow – Power of Attorney – 26 Jan 1838
for Samuel KERLINGER and wife Eliza (d/o John MURRAY), to divide lands of John MURRAY’s
estate.
639 – John B. MURRAY – Power of Attorney – 26 Jan 1838
John MURRAY, Esquire, of Baltimore County, died intestate having real estate holdings
in Baltimore County and in Ohio. POA to represent one of the daughters of the deceased,
Susanna B. BENSON, w/o James BENSON Jr. of Darke Co, Ohio.
641 – James CLEMSON of Frederick County, MD – 30 Jan 1838 (made 27 Dec 1837)
from Joshua JONES who was named executor in the will of Joshua JONES, deceased, (Fred.
Co. will dated 17 Feb 1835). Public Auction was held on 21 Nov 1837 for part tract
Leigh Castle, 7+ acres; conveyed by Joshua HOWARD to the deceased on 29 May 1827;
lies by Warfield’s Inheritance on Buffalo Road (Jesse L. WARFIELD).
642 – David MILLER – 3 Feb 1838 (made same day)
from Abraham SCHAFFER and wife Mary for $2,400 cm US, tracts Arthur’s Resurvey,
118 acres (includes original tract Addition to Full Bottle, and Good Fellowship);
and also tract Arnold’s Remnant, 120+ acres; similar to first tract but listed
with saw mills, fulling and carding machinery attached to fulling mill and apparatus
to the saw mill.
644 – John WILSON – 5 Feb 1838 (made 18 Jan 1838)
from John HINER for $340 cm, tracts part Bedford, 3 acres, by Wilson’s land conveyed
to him by Hiner on 8 Mar 1813; also, part Retirement Corrected, 1 acre, also by
Wilson’s land.
645 – Daniel DAYHOOF – 7 Feb 1838 (made 21 Aug 1837)
from Jesse CASSELL and wife Lydia of Knox Co, Ohio for $117.50 US, tracts part York
Company’s Defence, and Rich Meadow, 4 acres; along Lot 5. John NICODEMUS was
appointed as the Cassell’s attorney.
647 – Daniel I. GUYMAN (also spelled GEIMAN) – 10 Feb 1838 (made same day)
from Isaac SHRIVER and wife Polly for $70 cm, a ¼ acre lot on West end of Westminster;
fronts Turnpike road towards Emmitsburgh; adjoins Lot 1 on the North, Wesleyan Chapel,
and Lot 2.
The End
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