Frederick County, Maryland

Equity JS-1

These are abstracts from Equity Court Records of Frederick County, Maryland, Liber JS-1; many times providing family data on the defendant and sometimes on persons not mentioned on the docket. Some of the listings are quite informative while others, being dismissed, may only have the date and name of plantiff and defendant. However, the cases brought before the judge consisted of sworn testimony and each one holds a story. Perhaps you will find a story connected to your search.
[Records Located at Maryland State Archives]

1-7 - HOLTZMAN - Jul 1815

Jacob KUHN, Christian KUHN vs HOLTZMAN - Sale of Real Estate 

Jacob HOLTZMAN (s/o Frederick HOLTZMAN) d/ Dec 1814 intestate, 
lived in Georgetown, Washington, DC; leaving 8 children,

- William HOLTZMAN
- Mary HOLTZMAN
- John HOLTZMAN
- Elie HOLTZMAN, a minor
- Matilda HOLTZMAN, a minor
- George HOLTZMAN, a minor
- Thomas HOLTZMAN, a minor
- Eliza HOLTZMAN, a minor

bro/ John HOLTZMAN
bro/ Andrew HOLTZMAN

Land - "Resurvey on Fountain Low", 66 acres, in Creagerstown

Guardian was William HEAD.

 
8-14 - HOLTZMAN - Jul 1815

Frederick LOY and Henry PROTZMAN vs HOLTZMAN

Same as above except for petitioners; guardian was Mary HOLTZMAN Sr.


7 - EASTBURN - May 1815

Robinson EASTBURN vs Jane EASTBURN

Injunction disolved 1 Jul 1816.


8 - CREEGER - Jul 1815

Benjamin CLAGETT vs John CREEGER of Lawrence

Subpeona, defendant represented by Dennis HAGAN, atty.
Complaintants death suggested; abated 2 Jul 1816


15-28 - SCHNERTZELL, SLAVE - Mar 1816

Sale of Real Estate 

George SCHNERTZELL, dec'd (will 16 Dec 1808), leaving 
widow - Margaret and children,

- Catherine SCHNERTZELL, a minor
- Lovice SCHNERTZELL, a minor

Other chilldren (presumedly from a previous marriage?),
- Sybilla ($5)
- Christena ($10)
...to her 2 children (lot where Jacob HOLE's widow now lives)
- Susanna ($10)
- George SCHNERTZELL (Stable rent for his support)

SLAVES - negro woman PEGG (to wife)

Executors were widow and friend, George BALTZELL.
Witnesses:  Mathias BARTGISS, Michael BALTZELL and
Henry LINN.

Land - Fredericktown - 2 brick dwellings on Market St 
(corner of Market and 2nd) with Stone dwelling and lot,
from Frederick MEASEL; willed to wife and two minor daughters.

Note - Frederick County Marriage Licenses list
George SCHNERTZELL to Margaret MOLER on 8 Jan 1803
Susanna SCHNERTZELL to John Baptist CARBERY on 12 Apr 1800
Sybilla SCHNERTZELL to Henry CARBURY on 8 Dec 1792
Christina SCHNERTZELL to William C. HOBBS on 30 May 1796


29-39 - LAMBRECHT, SPONSELLER, YOWLER, DERN, GEBHART - Jul 1816

Estate of Henry LAMBRECHT

HENRY LAMBRECHT  d/ 1806 (will), leaving
widow - Margaret and 9 children,

- Henry LAMBRECHT - Out of State
- John LAMBRECHT - Out of State
- Phillip LAMBRECHT
- George LAMBRECHT (share recorded)
- Michael LAMBRECHT
- Margaret LAMBRECHT, now w/o William DERN 

- Elizabeth LAMBRECHT, now dec'd w/o John SPONSELLER - her children,
.....Kitty SPONSELLER, a minor
.....Jacob SPONSELLER, a minor

- Mary LAMBRECHT, now dec'd w/o George YOWLER - her child,
.....Eleanor YOWLER, a minor

- Catherine LAMBRECHT, a minor

(Daughters married names and grandchildren not listed in will.)

Land - Lots 207 thru 211 and house on west side of  Market St
in Frederick Town.
 
Margaret and George transferred her shares to Michael in Aug 1815.
Guardian was George GEBHART; trustee was John NELSON; on 3 Sep 1816, 
sale made to Michael LAMBRECHT at $900; each 1/9 share was $83.20;
finalized 22 Mar 1817.


40-43 - WERTENBAKER - Jan 1817

William WERTENBAKER vs George WERTENBAKER of Rockingham Co, VA

Land - 1/6 lot on Patrick St, Fredericktown #49 SW corner of Market 
Street - Tenants in Common


43-47 - COPPERSMITH, WEVER - Dec 1815

Lewis WEVER vs Henry COPPERSMITH Estate

HENRY COPPERSMITH  d/ intestate, leaving 
widow - Magdalene and 3 minor children,

- John COPPERSMITH
- Lewis Frederick COPPERSMITH 
- Mary Ann COPPERSMITH

Guardian was the mother.

Land - "Second Survey on Timber Plenty", 20 acres.

Property was sold to Wever in May 1814, but he failed to
have it recorded in the six month time period.


48 - BRAIN/BRIAN - Nov 1816

Martha BRAIN vs John BRAIN and Benjamin BRAIN

Bill dismissed.


48 - MARKELL, NELSON - Nov 1816

Roger and Eliza NELSON vs John MARKELL

Bill dismissed.


48-52 - WILLIAMS, HAINES - Oct 1816

William HAINES and Samuel HAINES vs John WILLIAMS and 
w/ Rachel of Knox Co, OHIO - Petition to record deed

Land - "Resurvey on the Breeches", 227 3/4 acres for $28,988
- "Resurvey on Small Beginning" from Isaac WRIGHT
- "Beginning of Six Acres" from Curtis WILLIAMS


52-58 - ROTH/RHOTE, MILLER, COPENHAVER - Mar 1816

William MILLER vs Sophia COPENHAVER and Barbara COPENHAVER

Conrad ROTH/RHOTE  d/ 1782, leaving daughter

- Mary Eve  w/o William MILLER

Land - Lot #132 in Fredericktown

The Millers conveyed their interest to John COPENHAVER, their 
son-in-law, for 50 pounds and held bond to be reconveyed.
Copenhaver recorded deed and destroyed the bond without making
any payments.

John COPENHAVER  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Barbara and daughter,

- Sophia COPENHAVER, a minor

Guardian was Barbara COPENHAVER; property transferred back
to William MILLER.


59-63 - GILDEA, LOW, JONES - Mar 1816

Benjamin JONES vs John GILDEA Estate - To record deed

John GILDEA  d/ bet May 1814-Feb 1816 intestate, leaving 8 minor children,

-Eleanor GILDEA
-John GILDEA
-Charles GILDEA
-Mary GILDEA
-Catherine GILDEA
-Barbara GILDEA (d/ bef. 19 Feb 1816)
-Hugh GILDEA
-Theresa GILDEA (d/ bef. 15 Mar 1816)

Land - Lot in Uniontown; conveyed to Benjamin JONES for $3,200 
in May 1814, subject to the dower of the unnamed widow.

Guardian was Patrick Low.


63-75 - THOMAS, SNOUFFER, PETER - Mar 1817

Estate of Benjamin THOMAS Sr.

Benjamin THOMAS Sr.  d/ Jun 1816 intestate, leaving children,

- Richard W. THOMAS
- Mary THOMAS
- Samuel H. THOMAS
- Sarah RENENBERGER THOMAS
- Elizabeth THOMAS  w/o Edward THOMAS
- Archibald THOMAS
- Levin THOMAS
- Otho THOMAS
- Benjamin THOMAS
- Darkiss THOMAS  w/o George SNOUFFER
- Notley THOMAS

- William THOMAS, dec'd - his 2 children,
.....Mary THOMAS, a minor - Berkeley Co, VA/WV
.....Elias THOMAS, a minor - Berkeley Co, VA/WV

- Elias THOMAS, dec'd - his 3 children - Ohio
.....Eliza THOMAS, a minor
.....Richard THOMAS, a minor
.....William THOMAS, a minor 

Land - "Resurvey on Hazzard" from Thomas and Martha PETER 
of DC by his father, Robert PETER.
- "Thomas' Profit"
- "Mad Wife; 350 acres altogether; from Samuel S. and Elizabeth THOMAS 
to Benjamin THOMAS Sr., William THOMAS, Edward THOMAS, with separate 
parts to Robert PETER, then to Thomas PETER.


75-81 - HEDGES - Jan 1817

John GITTINGER vs Estate of Andrew HEDGES 

To convert mortgage (19 Mar 1810) to deed by payoff.

Andrew HEDGES, dec'd (will 16 May 1811), leaving
widow - Julia and children,

- Eneas HEDGES, a minor
- Elizabeth HEDGES, a minor

Executors were Jacob CRAMER of Peter and Isaac SHRIVER.

Land - "Hill in the Middle", "Hedge Hog", "Resurvey on Turn 
Stile", 137 acres.


81 - FRIZZLE, SENSENY - Mar 1817

Jacob SENSENY vs Nimrod FRIZZLE

Case filed 11 Jun 1816, continued; dismissed.


82-86 - PHILPOTT, HACKNEY, ALLE, HAMILTON, SLAVES - Jan 1817

Barton HACKEY vs Estate of Charles PHILPOTT 

Barton PHILPOTT Sr., dec'd (will 9 Jul 1804), leaving
widow - Barbara and children,

- Charles PHILPOTT*
- Mary Barton HACKNEY
- Martha Keatch ALLE
- Elizabeth Warren HACKNEY
- Barton PHILPOTT
- Eleanor HAMILTON
- Sarah Warren PHILPOTT
- Samuel PHILPOTT
- John PHILPOTT

grson/ Horace PHILPOTT, a minor

SLAVES - negro boy WILLIAM and negro girl HENNY (to Sarah)

Executors were the widow and son, Samuel.
Witnesses:  Thomas HAWKINS, Benjamin WEST and Henry RHODS Jr.

Land - "Hawkins Merry Peep A Day", island in Potomack from James
McALLISTER, to son Charles.  Mary received part of "Hawkins Merry 
Peep a Day" lying on west side of John Philpott GARROTT's Spring 
Branch, also tract from Jacob HACKNEY.  Charles sold his to Barton 
HACKNEY for horse named Tom and 270 barrels of flour on 7 Oct 1807,
but died before executing deed. 

*Charles PHILPOTT  d/ intestate, leaving 6 minor children,

- Washington PHILPOTT
- John Robert PHILPOTT
- Benjamin PHILPOTT
- Priscilla PHILPOTT
- Sarah Ann PHILPOTT
- Martha Violetta PHILPOTT

On 12 May 1817, guardian appointed was Barton PHILPOTT, but
Elizabeth PHILPOTT was made guardian to transfer deed.


87 - HENNING, GROFF, FLECK - Oct 1817

Adam FLECK, George FLECK vs Catherine HENNING

Henry GROFF was appointed trustee for defendant, Catherine HENNING
who was declared an idiot.  Case filed 20 Jul 1816, continued, then
withdrawn.


87 - HENNING, FLECK, FAHNESTOCK - Oct 1817

Henry FAHNESTOCK and George FLECK vs Catherine HENNING

same as above.


87 - STOUFFER, HODGKISS - Nov 1816

William HODGKISS vs David STOUFFER 

Filed 18 Sep 1816, entered, agreed and delivered 5 Nov 1816.


88 - YINGLING, MALEHORN, WAMPLER, LINDSEY - Mar 1816

YINGLING and WAMPLER vs LINDSEY - To Appoint Guardian

- Jacob YINGLING
- John YINGLING
- David YINGLING
- Benjamin YINGLING
- Catherine YINGLING
- Margaret YINGLING (m/ John MALEHORN bet 22 May and 9 Jun 1817)
- Elizabeth YINGLING  w/o John WAMPLER
vs
- Margaret LINDSEY 
and Julian LINDSEY, Johnsey LINDSEY and Sarah LINDSEY

Widow's assent filed 30 Jun 1817; case discontinued 12 Aug 1817 
by Jacob YINGLING.


88 - WILEY, CROMWELL - 1817

Ralph NORWOOD vs Thomas WILEY and Joseph M. CROMWELL

Injunction, case dismissed 18 Sep 1817.


88 - WILEY, CROMWELL - 1817

Samuel HYATT vs Thomas WILEY and Joseph M. CROMWELL

Injunction, case dismissed 18 Sep 1817.


88 - DAVIS, GEBHART, RADCLIFF, DEAN, CONNER - Jul 1817

DAVIS, GEBHART, RADCLIFF vs DEAN, DAVIS, CONNER, RADCLIFF

- Gilbert DAVIS and wife
- Joseph DAVIS
- Walter DAVIS
- George GEBHART and wife
- Sarah RADCLIFF
  vs
- Barnery DEAN
- George DAVIS
- Denton DAVIS
- William CONNER
- Grace CONNER
- Catherine CONNER
- James RADCLIFF
- Joshua RADCLIFF
- Mary RADCLIFF and others

Bill filed and withdrawn 1 Jul 1817.


89-92 - WARSTLER, RICE, BEATTY, SLAVE, OTT, PARKINSON, RITCHIE - Feb 1817

WARSTLER and RICE vs PARKINSON, RITCHIE, BEATTY

Henry WARSTLER  d/ 1816 intestate, leaving children,

- Jacob WARSTLER
- Elizabeth  w/o Henry RICE
- Henry WARSTLER
- Margaret WARSTLER

Land - "The Range", 100 acres, from Thomas BEATTY (now dec'd)
on 11 Dec 1813.

SLAVE - negro girl DARCUS (about 6 years old) bought from Beatty 
for $160 and made bond 1 Apr 1815.  Beatty died before deed was 
executed.

Thomas BEATTY  d/ 1816, leaving heirs,

- Henrietta  w/o William PARKINSON - Out of State
- Mary  w/o David OTT - Out of State
- Thomas RITCHIE - Out of State
- Thomas A.C. BEATTY, a minor - Out of State
- Eleanor H. BEATTY, a minor - Out of State
- Jane Contee BEATTY, a minor - Out of State
- John BEATTY, a minor - Out of State

Guardian was Thomas RITCHIE.


92-108 - ARMSTRONG, CAMPBELL, McKALEB - Oct 1817

John McKALEB vs CAMPBELL and ARMSTRONG - Title

Quinton ARMSTRONG Sr., dec'd, of Cumberland Twp, York Co, Pa

s/ James ARMSTRONG* (now dec'd) 
d/ Rebecca CAMPBELL - Adams Co, PA
s/ Quinton ARMSTRONG Jr. and w/ Jane B. - Adams Co, PA
s/ Isaac ARMSTRONG and w/ Ann - Adams Co, PA
s/ John ARMSTRONG - VA

Land - "Resurvey on Brothers Agreement", 151 acres; from John 
ROBERTSON (w/ Mary) in Nov 1788; located within one mile of 
Taneytown.  All of the siblings transferred their rights to 
their brother, James.

By agreement, on 28 Mar 1793, Quinton Sr. bargained to sell 
tract to James (of Frederick Co), but Quinton Sr died w/o 
making deed. Rights were conveyed to James on 14 Apr 1814.

*James ARMSTRONG, dec'd (will 19 Oct 1816), leaving children,

- James ARMSTRONG
- Oliver ARMSTRONG
- Jamima ARMSTRONG
- Mary ARMSTRONG
- Isaac ARMSTRONG

dau-in-law - Jane ARMSTRONG
grson - James ARMSTRONG
grchildren -  Jamima, Samuel, Mary, Quinton

Executor was son Isaac.  Witnesses were James MARK (other
two in German writing).

The plantation went to James' son Isaac, who sold it to John 
McKALEB on 3 Apr 1817, in Pa money. The tract adjoined lands 
of Andrew BOYD and Joseph McCEALIP.  On 4 Nov 1817, title
granted to John McKALEB.


108-116 - WATERS, SNOOK, OWINGS - Oct 1817

Adam SNOOK vs Jacob WATERS of Missouri Territory

Land - 238 acres, on the waters of Hunting Creek and adjoins 
lands of Michael MYERS.

Henry G. WATERS (of Frederick Co), Jacob WATERS' son, was 
appointed as representative to sell land which he sold to 
Adam SNOOK for $6,000.00.  However, Henry G. WATERS took 
possession and sold the tract to Thomas OWINGS (of Frederick 
Co) and they combined to cheat Snook, per testimony.


117-136 - SHOVER, WELLER, ROUZER, AMBROSE, SLAVES - Sep 1817

Mary HARRISON by James BLOOER  vs  Zepheniah HARRISON

Peter SHOVER, dec'd (will 27 Sep 1813), leaving
widow - Sophia and children,

- Barbara SHOVER
- Catherine WELLER
- Simon SHOVER, dec'd
- Sophia ROUZER, dec'd 

sis/ Susanna SHOVER
bro-in-law/ Henry AMBROSE

Land - plantation "Peace All Round", "Simon's Delight" (to wife)

SLAVES - black woman HANNAH and 3 black girls (to wife)
- black girl BETSEY (to Barbara)

Filed 25 Sep 1817 and dismissed 31 Dec 1817.


136-159 - GAVER, SHOUP, RAYMER, NEY - Oct 1815

Henry AMBROSE vs Daniel GAVER's Heirs

Daniel GAVER  d/ between 1800-1803, a farmer, leaving children,

- Daniel GAVER
- Elizabeth  w/o Christian SHOUP
- John GAVER
- George GAVER
- Susanna GAVER
- Catherine  w/o John RAYMER
- Henry GAVER

Land - "Hazel Bottom", 75 acres, in 1795.
 
Daniel Sr. made contract to sell for 101 pounds current 
money.  The children denied contract of sale to Jacob NEY 
by them for $100.00.  Those interrogated - George MARKER 
Sr., Henry DARBEY, Jacob WARRENFELTS, Michael PALMER, 
Joseph LEATHERMAN, James STOKES (VA), John FISCHER, 
Elizabeth STONE/SOUDER (Fredericktowne).  On 6 Jan 1818, 
they were ordered to issue deed.


159 - DELASHMUTT, STOVER - Feb 1816

John STOVER, adm/of Philip STOVER vs Basil DELASHMUTT

Case filed 27 Feb 1816 and continued Jan 1817.


159 - FOUTZ, SHAFER - Mar 1817

Conrad SHAFER vs Jacob FOUTZ

Filed 22 Mar 1817 and injunction issued 6 Jan 1818.


159 - FEGTIG, SHAFER - Mar 1817

Conrad SHAFER vs Christian FEGTIG

Filed 22 Mar 1817 and injunction issued 6 Jan 1818.


159 - LEARNED, POOLE - Jul 1817

Philemon POOLE vs Augustus LEARNED

Filed 16 Jul 1817, subpeona issued and case continued Jun 1818,
when defendent's death suggested and case abated 6 Jan 1818.


159 - BRAWNER, SHIELDS - Nov 1817

William SHIELDS vs Henry BRAWNER

Filed 5 Nov 1817; case dismissed 10 Jan 1818.


160-184 - CROUSE/CRUSE, ING, WINTER, HESS, WILHELM, DAVIS, SLAVES - c1797

Thomas ING and w/ Frances, John CROUSE (CRUSE) 
vs John HAVNER (out of state, maybe Ohio?)

On 19 Mar 1795, John HAVNER, then of Frederick County, sold 
land to Paul CROUSE (CROOSE), of Frederick County.  Although 
Paul had a will when he died, he had purchased this land 
after he wrote his will and this land had not been included.

Paul CROUSE, farmer, d/ c1796, leaving children,

- John CROUSE/CRUSE and w/ Barbara - Bedford Co, PA
- Frances  w/o Thomas ING - Pickaway Co, OHIO in 1815

- Elizabeth, dec'd w/o John WINTER (who died intestate)
...d/ Susannah (Winter) w/o George HESS
...s/ John WINTER
...s/ George WINTER
...s/ Jacob WINTER
...d/ Elizabeth (Winter) w/o George WILHELM
...d/ Mary (Winter) w/o Jonathan DAVIS
...d/ Catherine WINTER
...s/ Joseph WINTER, a minor
children of John WINTER's 2nd wife, Catherine,
...s/ Samuel WINTER
...s/ Hester WINTER
...s/ Martin WINTER
...d/ Peggy (Margaret) WINTER
...d/ Judy WINTER

SLAVES - a boy SANKIE b/ 14 Feb 1773, a boy JOSAY b/ 1778, 
a girl JULY b/ 1775; who were to be freed (boys at 21 and 
girl at 18).

Land - "Resurvey on Bedford", 48 acres.

John and Barbara CRUSE signed papers in Allegany Co, Md on 
15 Jun 1815, when he sold his rights to John WINTER Jr.  
Frances and Thomas ING also sold their rights to him.

Paul signed his will in German and it appears as Jacob Paul 
Cruse Sr.  He wrote it 1 Sep 1783, was filed 1 Oct 1796, 
witnessed by Daniel RICHARDS Sr. and Jr. and John RICHARDS.
Case was settled 19 Jan 1818.


185 - MANTZ, BOYER, BARTGIS, HOLTZ

Nicholas HOLTZ vs Francis MANTZ, John BOYER and Mathias BARTGIS 

Filed 15 Aug 1817; subpeona issued and dismissed 21 Jun 1818.


185 - DEAN, MANAHAN, DAVIS

Catherine DEAN by friend William MANAHAN vs Barney DEAN 
and Gilbert DAVIS - 3 May 1817

Subpeona issued and passed decree 10 Mar 1818.


185-193 - POTT, WEISER, BAUER/BOWER, KEPHART

David KEPHART vs John POTT, William POTT, etc

David KEPHART purchased land in 1796 from John POTT 
of Berks Co, PA and passed bonds and Samuel HARRIS was 
co-obligor who issued mortgage to POTT 1 Nov 1798 
conveying tract "No Spring". It was claimed KEPHART paid 
John POTT's son, William, the money and is requesting deed.

John POTT  d/ bef 20 Apr 1805, Rockland Twp, Berks Co, PA

s/ John POTT
s/ William POTT (given dwelling and named exec)
d/ Ester  w/o Daniel WEISER
d/ Magdalena  w/o Michael BAUER / BOWER
d/ Catherine POTT, youngest

s/ Benedict POTT, dec'd
....John POTT
....William POTT
....Jacob POTT
....Benjamin POTT
....Mary POTT
....Catherine POTT

The land was next to Michael BOWER's land; will 
not dated but filed 20 April 1805.


193 - WARD, STRIDER

Philip STRIDER vs Joel WARD - 13 Nov 1817

For injunction, disolved 19 Mar 1818


193 - WELLER, McNULTY, MILLER

Anthony MILLER vs Jacob WELLER and Cornelius McNULTY

Filed 23 Feb 1818; subpeona and entered off 8 Apr 1818.


194 - WELLER, McNULTY

Daniel WELLER vs Jacob WELLER and Cornelius McNULTY

Filed 23 Feb 1818; cont 8 Apr 1818.


194-197 - FLECK, HENNING, THOMAS, BLESSINGER - Mar 1818

Adam FLECK, George FLECK vs Michael BLESSINGER, trustee 
for Catherine HEMMING

Lucas FLECK  d/ intestate

d/ Catherine HENNING, widow
d/ Margaret FLECK
s/ Frederick FLECK
d/ Mary  w/o Isaac THOMAS
s/ John FLECK
s/ Adam FLECK
s/ George FLECK

Land - "Resurvey on Long Field", 287 acres; "Carolina", 
90 1/2 acres; "Hard Planting", 2 acres.

Petition to settle estate.  Catherine conveyed interest 
for 306 pounds on 14 Mar 1817, but is now declared a
lunatic.


197-204 - MORT, SNOOK, BARNHART, KINSEY, CRAWFORD, STRINE - May 1817

Adam SNOOK and others vs Margaret MORT and John MORT of Christopher 

This bill was filed to obtain decree for sale. Margaret 
MORT and John MORT of Christopher were said to be "out 
of the state of Maryland" and were minors and needed a 
guardain assigned. All plantiffs and defendants were 
tenants-in-common. 

Land - "Morts Lott" which was part of "Resurvey on 
Mackey's Choice", 100 acres; "Resurvey on Welsh Cabin",
8 3/4 acres; "Resurvey on Mackey's Choice", 12 3/4 acres;
"Long Snake", 22 1/2 acres; all contiguous. 

Sale was published in the Political Examiner in Fredericktown 
and continued til October.  Sale was held in Middleburgh on 
14 Jan 1818 with Adam SNOOK being the highest bidder paying 
$3,280.36.
 
It was stated Adam SNOOK possessed three undivided parts of 
7 parts.

Heirs listed -
1. Adam SNOOK
2. Peter MORT, dec
....Mathias MORT and w/ Elizabeth MORT of John
....Peter MORT
....William MORT
....George MORT
....Elizabeth  w/o Philip BARNHART
....Christina  w/o George KINSEY
....Margaret  w/o Joseph CRAWFORD
3. John MORT, dec'd
....Mathias MORT
....Peter MORT
....William MORT
....Jacob MORT
....George MORT
....Elizabeth  w/o Mathias MORT of Peter
....Sarah MORT
....John MORT
....Catherine MORT
4. Susannah STRINE
5. Christopher MORT
....Margaret MORT, a minor - Out of State
....John MORT, a minor - Out of State

Final settlement - 16 Jul 1818.


204 - TALBOTT, McELFRESH - Feb 1816

Philip McELFRESH vs Charles TALBOTT 

Dr. B. BRASHEAR to take testimony; case continued over 
and over; attachment issued 19 May 1818; no compliance 
order issued and attachment countermanded on 20 May 1818. 
Both paid court costs.


204 - HOLE, GADUTTIG, LAMBRIGHT, KEEFER, TITLOW, BALTZEL, 
    SCHNERTZEL, HOBBS, REED - Aug 1817

Jacob REED vs Henry HOLE, John HOLE, George GADUTTIG and wife, 
Philip LAMBRIGHT and wife, Henry KEEFER and wife, Adam TITLOW and 
wife, George BALTZEL, George SCHNERTZEL, Jacob HOLE, Peter HOLE, 
William HOBBS and Lucretia HOBBS

Continued and withdrawn 31 Aug 1818.


205-211 - BEALL, WEDDLE - Mar 1817

Mary Ann BEALL vs BEALL, WEDDLE 

Peter BEALL, dec'd
widow - Mary Ann (age 50 in Sep 1818)

d/ Mary BEALL
d/ Catherine BEALL
s/ Thomas BEALL
d/ Susanna, dec'd w/o John WEDDLE
....Susanna WEDDLE, a minor

Guardian appointed was John WEDDLE, young Susanna's father.
Peter was indebted and the property had to be sold.

Land - 1/2 of Lot# 216 in Fredericktown.

Property sold to George SCHULTZ, the highest bidder, for 
$600.00 on 12 Aug 1817.  Final settlement on 16 Sep 1818.


212-224 - HITECHEW, SHOUP - Mar 1816

Jacob SHOUP vs Henry HITECHEW

William HITECHEW  d/ 7 Jan 1815
widow - Catherine

bro/ Henry HITECHEW - Out of State
bro/ Philip HITECHEW
bro/ Jacob HITECHEW Sr.

bro/ John HITECHEW, dec'd
.......Jacob HITECHEW Jr.
.......William HITECHEW
.......John HITECHEW
.......Hannah  w/o Abraham FLENNER
.......Elizabeth  w/o Joseph CROUSE

bro/ Peter HITECHEW, dec'd
.......David HITECHEW
.......Gideon HITECHEW
.......Elizabeth HITECHEW, minor
.......Bernard HITECHEW, minor
.......Izrael HITECHEW, minor
.......Susannah HITECHEW, minor
.......Enoch/Elias HITECHEW, minor (name was really Elias)

sis/ Mary HITECHEW
sis/ Barbara  w/o Christopher HITER
sis/ Elizabeth  w/o Jacob HILDERBRIDLE

Guardian was Hannah HITECHEW of Taneytown on 30 Jun 1817.
William HITECHEW was indebted and on 2 May 1814, along with 
Jacob HITCHEW, made bond for $550.00 to purchase 2 tracts 
of land - part of "Bedford", 78 1/2 acres), part of "Buck 
Lodge", 25 acres. He died before total payment was made. The 
'Crying' Sale was advertised in the Republican Gazette and 
held in Middleburgh on 14 Jan 1818. Property went to the 
highest bidder, William FARQUHAR of FC for $2,560.66.


224-234 - LUPTON, PHILLIPS - Oct 1816

Samuel PHILLIPs vs Elisha Francis LUPTON and others

William B. LUPTON  d/ May 1815, intestate
(previously of Baltimore Co, Md - 3 Feb 1814)
widow - Martha and 4 children

s/ Elisha Francis LUPTON, age 10, eldest
d/ Susannah LUPTON, a minor
s/ Cyrus Cannan LUPTON, a minor
s/ William Hiram/Heran LUPTON, a minor

Mother was named guardian; on 22 Oct 1816, Matilda 
LUPTON was appointed as guardian. Personal property 
valued $1,258.12 1/2. 

Samuel PHILLIPS filed bill of complaint on 29 Feb 1816 
for sale of real estate to settle estate; administrators
were John COOK and Arthur TANSEY.

Joseph West PLUMMER and w/ Mary had four tracts conveyed 
to William LUPTON by bond with $1,500.00 down on 3 Feb 1814. 
Land was on waters of Bush Creek and Bennets Creek.

Land - "Land of Promise", 200 acres, deeded by Joseph PLUMMER 
of Berkley Co, VA to Mary PLUMMER.
- "Resurvey on Solomon's Flower", 154 acres, by Philemon 
GRIFFITH to Mary PLUMMER Sr. on 9 Sep 1803.
- "Long Range", 35 acres, by Matthew KEENE, trustee for Joseph 
West PLUMMER, yet unsold.
- "Land of Promise" sold to Joseph West PLUMMER by William 
BALLINGER under deed of trust from Joseph PLUMMER of Berkley Co, 
VA, lays between outlines of "Land of Promise" and deeded lines 
of bound oak of Thomas GAVER, farmer, up to part sold to John 
DILWORTH. William purchased for $8,000.00.

Decree issued to have sale on 12 Nov 1816 and land sold on 19 
Dec 1816 to Caleb PLUMMER for 225 acres at $4,218.75.  (He had 
held notes previously.);; to John PANCOAST, 154 1/2 acres at
$2,315.29; to John PANCOAST, 33 1/2 acres at $485.75.  Total 
$7,019.79; finalized 21 Jan 1819.


234-244 - - ANNAN, EMMTT, WEVER, LLOYD, OWENS - Feb 1816

Robert L. ANNAN and William EMMITT 
vs Lewis WEVER and William A. LLOYD

Lewis WEVER mortgaged lot of ground in Emmitsburg to 
Robert ANNAN, Lot# 90 on Main Street. William Emmitt 
also had an interest which he assigned to Robert ANNAN 
and WEVER had refused to pay.  It was believed WEVER 
conveyed part of the lot to William Ambrose LLOYD. 
WEVER also had notes to Peter LEATHERMAN for $800.00 
and John McKALLEB for $200.00.  Wever and Annan, both 
of Emmitsburg, made bond to Henry FAHNESTOCK of Baltimore 
City for $800.00 on 6 May 1811; assigned to Peter 
LEATHERMAN; bond to Patrick DAVIDSON $333.43 (advertised 
in "The Political Examiner"), sold to Patrick OWENS for 
$460.00.  Dr Jacob BAER, trustee, was appointed to sell 
the lot.


244-252 - SHOEMAKER, SHARRER, TANEY - Nov 1816

SHOEMAKER vs SHOEMAKER

John SHOEMAKER  d/ Jun 1815, intestate, leaving children,

1/ William SHOEMAKER
2/ Jacob SHOEMAKER
3/ Abraham SHOEMAKER
4/ Henry SHOEMAKER

5/ George SHOEMAKER (died before father), his children,
.....John SHOEMAKER
.....William SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....George SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Samuel SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Barnabas SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Henry SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Joseph SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Henrietta SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Abraham SHOEMAKER, a minor
.....Thomas SHOEMAKER, a minor

6/ Catharine  w/o Andrew SHARRER, both dec'd, their children,
.....Melchor SHARRER, a minor
.....William SHARRER, a minor
.....John SHARRER, a minor
 
Guardian was Joseph TANEY, esquire.

Land - "Addition to Brooks Discovery on the Rich Lands"
and "Second Addition to Brooks Discovery on the Rich 
Lands", 220 acres; on road from Taneytown to Gettysburg, 
1 1/2 miles from Taneytown.

An earlier deed between Raphael BROOKE, John McKALEB and 
John SHOEMAKER and James WOOD had an error on acreage. 
Decree to sell issued 19 Mar 1817, sale advertised 21 Nov 
1817 in "The Fredericktown Herald" and sale went to William 
SHOEMAKER for $45.25/acre, 153 acres came to $6,798.81.


252-260 - GILDEA, COVER, REID, ECKHART, GRANDADAMS, LOWE - Feb 1817

Daniel COVER vs Estate of John GILDEA

John GILDEA  d/ 18 Mar 1814 intestate
widow - Catharine and 6 minor children,

- Ellen GILDEA
- John GILDEA
- Charles GILDEA
- Mary GILDEA
- Catharine GILDEA
- Hugh GILDEA

Guardian was Patrick REID.

Land - two lots in Emmitsburgh.

Gildea owed Regina GRANDADAMS $300.00 bond with sureties 
Daniel COVER and George ECKHART; bond wasn't paid. 
Property was advertised in "The Political Examiner" on 
4 Jan 1819 and sale went to Patrick LOWE for $840.00.


261 - SHAAF, MARTIN, LILLY, ZIMMERMAN, TANEY - Feb 1817

Arthur SHAAFF, Luther MARTIN, Samuel LILLY and George ZIMMERMAN
vs Roger B. TANEY

Injunction issued, then dissolved and dismissed on 
22 Dec 1817, costs issued to both parties. 


261 - CREEGER, HARBAUGH - Mar 1817

John CREEGER vs Jacob HARBAUGH

Injunction, continued, entered and abated; cost 
to both parties 7 Jul 1818. 


262-268 - PLUMMER, HUTTON, MORSELL, SMITH- Dec 1817

Estate of Israel PLUMMER

Samuel PLUMMER, dec'd (will written 4 Mar 1791)
widow - Mary and children,

1/ Jonathan PLUMMER (100 acres)
2/ Israel PLUMMER *
3/ Evan PLUMMER
4/ Elizabeth PLUMMER
5/ Sarah PLUMMER
6/ Rachel PLUMMER
7/ Ann PLUMMER
8/ Rebekah PLUMMER, youngest

Israel and Evan were jointly given part of "Fox Harbour" 
and part of "Food Plenty".

Witnesses to will: William, Daniel and Henry BALLINGER.
======

Israel PLUMMER d/ about 15 years ago, intestate
widow - (unnamed, but now w/o Enos HUTTON) and children,

1/ Maria PLUMMER
2/ Elisha PLUMMER, a minor
3/ James PLUMMER, a minor
4/ William PLUMMER, a minor

Guardian was William MORSELL, a Quaker, on 23 Feb 1818. 
Sale was made to Henry SMITH for $2,622.00 on 20 Oct 1818; 
finalized Jan 1819.


269-282 - CHAMPER, TUNEY/FUNER, MAYNARD - Jan 1818

Christian CHAMPER (CHAMBER?) vs Basil CHAMPER

The above were tenants in common of land tracts.

Land - "The Least Said is Soonest Mended", 250 acres; 
part "Colloden Wall", 25 acres.  

This property was encoumbered by mortgage from Christian 
to Jacob CHAMPER. Since the land cannot be divided, 
petition to sell and settle estate. Christian is the 
father of Basil and the latter is a minor. 

Guardian was Abraham TUNEY (FUNEY?).

Indenture dtd 16 May 1810 for deed dtd 24 May 1810 to Jacob 
CHAMPER for 2,000 pounds current money by Christian. Jacob's 
wife (unnamed) released dower.

Indenture dtd 4 Jun 1810 mentions Christian CHAMPER and John 
CHAMPER and Basil CHAMPER of Christian.

Indenture dtd 24 May 1813 to Henry BARRICKMAN from John CHAMPER 
for his share.

Indenture dtd 3 Jul 1813 to Henry BARRICKMAN and Christian CHAMPER 
from John CHAMPERS for 1,000 pounds cm.

Indenture dtd 6 Jun 1810 mentions Christian and Jacob CHAMPER. 
It appears Jacob sold his interest to Christian and now Christian 
still owes Jacob.

On 6 Apr 1818, decree issued to sell property which was sold to 
Thomas MAYNARD at $30/acre, 277 acres, totalling $8,310.00 on 
14 May 1818.  Final settlement on 14 Jun 1818; distributions to 
Christian and Basil who each received two payments of $1,838.00 
and $1,155.00.


282-289 - TROXALL, STEVENSON, GROSHON, MOTTER, HERNEY, KOONTZ - Nov 1817

Estate of Jacob TROXALL

Jacob TROXALL d/ 1806 intestate
widow - Mary and children

1/ John TROXALL
2/ Elias TROXALL
3/ Mary  w/o Joseph STEVENSON
4/ Peter TROXALL
5/ Catharine  w/o Elias GROSHON
6/ Jacob TROXALL, a minor
7/ Magdalene Susanna TROXALL, a minor
8/ Amelia TROXALL, a minor

Guardian was Lewis MOTTER on 7 Jan 1818.

Land - tract "Hopewell", 202 acres and 27 acres 
of mountain land. 

Trustee bonds given by Bean S. PIGMAN, John HARBAUGH 
of Jacob and Henry KUHN. 

John, Elias and Mary sold their interest in the mountain 
land to John HERNEY (HARNEY?) and Henry KOONTZ.
John sold his interests to George TROXALL of Peter and 
Elias TROXALL for $700.00.

On 28 Mar 1818, farm was sold to Elias TROXALL and Peter 
TROXALL @ $25.85/ac; they also bought the mountain land 
for $387.75; totalling $5,609.45, subject to dower. 


290 - EICHELBERGER, POLE - Sep 1818

Thomas POLE vs Martin EICHELBERGER

Injunction; notice to dissolve 7 Dec 1818; dismissed 
20 Mar 1819.


290-295 - TIMBLE, PARISH, YINGLING, ERB - Mar 1818

Peter ERB of Christopher vs Joshua PARISH and others
 
George TIMBLE, dec'd
widow - Sophia and children,

- Barbara  w/o Joshua PARISH - Cambria Co, PA
- Elizabeth  w/o Peter YINGLING - Bedford Co, PA
- Mary TIMBLE - Frederick Co, MD

Land - "Dyers Mill Forrest", 115 3/4 acres

Peter ERB purchased the real estate from the above children 
of George TIMBLE, as tenants in common, for $1,940.00; payment 
was made but deed not yet executed.  Court approved deed transfer
on 29 Oct 1818.


295-299 - FISH, HARDING - Oct 1818

Thomas (N.?) HARDING vs John B. FISH and others

John B. FISH  d/ 20 Jan 1818, intestate, leaving children,
 
- John FISH, a minor
- Catharine FISH, a minor
- Henrietta FISH, a minor
- Mary Anne FISH, a minor

Guardian was Susanna FISH (mother of children?).

Thomas HARDING had contract to purchase land tract 
"Resurvey on Chargeable", 157 acres, for $5,000.00 
dated 14 Apr 1817, but John B. FISH died before deed 
was conveyed.


299 - BLAIR, ELDER, OGLE - Jan 1819

Thomas ELDER vs Louis and Eleanor BLAIR, Guy ELDER, 
Thomas OGLE

Subpeoned and entered off by agreement.


299-307 - HALLER/HOLLER, MICHAEL - Jan 1819

Henry HALLER - Petition for Title

Henry HALLER, in the summer of 1807, (being a minor at the 
time) found a large sum of money for which he received a 
reward of $100.00.  But, on 18 Sep following, Tobias HALLER, 
his father, purchased a lott of ground lying in "HALLER's 
Addition to Frederick Town" known as Lott 177 and 178 on 
Market Street, previously deeded by William MICHAEL, to be 
deeded to Henry when he became of age. But, when of age, 
Tobias wanted another lott, #179, so he purchased it and 
Henry took possession of it; but deed never got conveyed.

Tobias HALLER  d/ 14 Nov 1818, intestate, leaving children,

1/ Henry HALLER
2/ Charlotte HALLER
3/ Margaret HALLER
4/ Mary HALLER, a minor
5/ Susanna HALLER, a minor
6/ Michael HALLER, a minor
7/ Anne Eliza HALLER, a minor
8/ Thomas HALLER, a minor

Guardian was Elizabeth HALLER (mother of children?).

Prior history of property - 
 
Jacob MICHAEL, dec'd (will dtd 8 Feb 1783), leaving children,

- Catharine MICHAEL
- Sophia MICHAEL

Sophia conveyed the property to William MICHAEL (w/ Margaret);
William MICHAEL (w/ Dorothy) sold it to Tobias HALLER for $100
on 25 Mar 1809.  Court granted deed to Henry on 20 Jan 1819.


307-310 - FRIEZE, VALENTINE, HUMORICK, MILLER, STEVENS, SOWERS - Feb 1816

Jacob FRIEZE vs George FRIEZE and others

Michael FRIEZE  d/ intestate, leaving heirs 

1/ George FRIEZE
2/ Mary  w/o Jacob VALENTINE
3/ Eve  w/o John HUMORICK
4/ Hannah  w/o John MILLER
5/ John FRIEZE
6/ Elizabeth  w/o Henry VALENTINE - Ohio

7/ _______ w/o _______ STEVENS - their children
.....Joshua STEVENS
.....James STEVENS

8/ _______ w/o _______ SOWERS - their children 
.....Elie SOWERS
.....Frederick SOWERS
.....Peggy SOWERS

Administrator was Catharine FRIEZE. 

Michael FRIEZE had sold lott 21 in Woodsborough to 
Jacob FRIEZE for $200.00.  Petition for deed granted
13 May 1819.


310-317 - FLUKE/FLOOK, PEAKLY/BEAGLEY - Oct 1818

Matthias FLUKE/FLOOK vs Henry PEAKLY/BEAGLEY

Henry's wife's name was Barbara and they lived with 
Matthias, being brother-in-laws.  When Henry resurveyed 
his land, there was a "vacancy" (piece of connecting 
land not presently claimed and considered "vacant") 
included in the resurvey which Matthias was asked to 
pay half and in return would receive half of the vacant 
portion.  Because of the close family relationship, no 
written document was made. 

Land - included in "Resurvey on The GAP"
- "The Gap", 50 acres, from Joseph CHAPLINE 29 Sep 1765.
- "Worse and Worse", 41 1/2 acres, from John TURN 26 Jul 1768.
- "Turkey Ramble", 39 1/2 acres, from Jacob TULLWILER 11 Jun 1791.
- "Small Ridge", 9 1/2 acres, from Jacob TULLWILER 17 Jun 1791.
- "It's Bad Enough", 14 1/2 acres, deeded by Henry PEAKLY 30 Apr 1798.
Also, 73 1/2 acres of vacancy; total acreage had to be adjusted due to 
survey made on 1 May 1798 into "Resurvey on The Gap". In 1816, Henry 
sold to Mathias FLOOK for $1 his part of "Resurvey on The Gap". On 
5 Jan 1819, decree was made to deed 1/2 of 41 3/4 acres to Mathias 
FLOOK.


317-322 - SHAFER, JACOBS, HAGAN, BALTZELL, WAGNER, KUHN - Mar 1819

Michael JACOBS vs Noah SHAFFER and George BALTZELL

On 7 Apr 1817, Michal JACOBS purchased from Conrad SHAFER 
tract "Long Point" @ $40.50/ac, paid $120.00 down and took 
possession.  Shafer got the land from Dennis HAGAN in 1815. 
The tract was on Hunting Creek and adjoined "Friendship" and 
"The Third Dividend".

Conrad SHAFER  d/ 1817, leaving only child
 
- Noah SHAFER, a minor. 

Conrad had a will with George BALTZELL as executor; but no 
allowance for conveyance of deed was made.
Guardian first appointed was David WAGNER; then on 17 Mar 1819, 
Henry KUHN was appointed. Order was made to convey deed.


322-338 - WINTER, HESS, WILHELM, DAVIS, HYDER - Feb 1819

WINTER, LANDES vs WINTER

John WINTER Sr, deceased, and John Winter Jr, tenants in 
common, owned tract near and adjoining Westminster, sold 
same and issued bonds of conveyance to:  Isaac SHRIVER; 
Andrew REESE, the elder; Daniel WEAVER; Jacob UTZ; David 
KEIFER, Jacob MATHIAS; Thomas GIST; George COLEGATE; 
Huelfrich THOMAE/THOMAS; on 1 Nov 1816. 

John WINTER Sr  d/ intestate, leaving children,

1/ Susanna  w/o George HESS
2/ John WINTER
3/ George WINTER
4/ Jacob WINTER
5/ Elizabeth  w/o George WILHELM
6/ Mary  w/o Jonathan DAVIS
7/ Catharine WINTER
8/ Joseph WINTER
9/ Samuel WINTER, a minor
10/ Hester WINTER, a minor
11/ Martin WINTER, a minor
12/ Peggy WINTER, a minor
13/ Judy WINTER, a minor

Administrators were sons, John WINTER Jr and George WINTER 
and Jacob LANDES.  Guardian was John HYDER; but on 15 Mar 1819, 
guardian then appointed was Abraham CLEMONS.

Land - "Resurvey of Bedford" on plot of town of "Winter's Addition 
to Westminster" (first three lotts at intersection of west corner 
of lot # 9, with main street as boundary and west to Meddow Ally. 
Deeds granted.


338-345 - COPENHAVER - KOLB - Feb 1818

Henry KELLY, Jacob MEDTART and Dr. John BALTZELL
vs Sophia COPENHAVER

John COPENHAVER  d/ intestate
widow - Barbara and minor daughter 

- Sophia COPENHAVER

Copenhaver was indebted to petitioners.  
Administrator was George LEASE; guardian was William Kolb.

Land - Lots # 256, 257, 258 in Fredericktown.

In early 1819, property was sold to William KOLB for $340;
but only two lots were sold because the sale was enough to 
settle debts. 

On 24 Feb 1819, William KOLB testified Barbara, the widow, 
was 44 years old; she received 1/7 in lieu of her dower, 
$38.76; and Sophia received $104.75. Finalized 26 Apr 1819.


345-361 - POOL/POOLE, WAGES, DORSEY, LEARNED, MARQUAM - Jul 1818

Estate of Frederick POOL/POOLE

Henry POOL Sr, dec'd (will 10 Jul 1813; 20 Mar 1815)
widow - Elizabeth 

s/ Henry POOL Jr 
s/ Dennis POOL
.....William Henry POOLE
s/ Brice POOL
s/ Frederick POOL*
s/ Basil POOL
s/ Perrigrine POOL
s/ Luke POOL, dec'd
d/ Barbara WAGES
d/ Elizabeth DORSEY
d/ Sarah LEARNED
d/ Charlotte MARQUAM

Granddaughters 
.....Elizabeth GRIFFITH
.....Rachel Warfield GRIFFITH

Land - home place and part "Poole's Industry", 227 acres (to wife);
- all lands from Thomas Dorsey, dec; part "Friendship", part "Mt 
  Pleasant", tract "Double Claim" - except part sold to Jacob WAMPLER 
  and since deeded to William LOWE on 3 Mar 1800 (to son Henry);
- part "Poole's Industry", part "Robert's Delight", 259 acres (to son Dennis);
- part of same tracts as Dennis, 162 1/2 acres (to son Brice);
- part of same tracts as Dennis, 179 acres (to son Frederick;
- a 40 acre tract of same names was to both Brice and Frederick.

Henry Sr son Luke purchased land from Hennery Dorsey GOUGH; 
sold Baltimore Co tract to William TREASSIL.
=====

Frederick POOL*  d/ intestate
widow - Mary (and guardian of their 3 minor children)

- Lydia A. POOL
- Sarah Eve POOL
- Achsah Ann POOL

On 16 Jul 1818, guardian was Jonathan WOOD.

Land - part "Pool's Industry" and part "Robert's Delight",
199 acres, divised to Frederick by his father Henry POOL Sr per 
Henry Sr's will; stated land to be held in trust for Frederick 
by other sons Henry and Dennis; also, Frederick was administrator 
of his brother Luke's estate.

Petition to sell real estate to settle account; highest bidder 
was Mary POOLE, 199 acres for $4,975.00. Frederick's children 
each received $1,257.97; finalized 15 May 1819.

Note - Frederick County Marriage Licenses list
Frederick POOL to Mary WOOD on 9 Dec 1806
Sarah POOL to Augustus LARNED on 26 Sep 1807
Brice POOLE to Achsa JAMES on 11 Dec 1795
Charlotte POOLE to Philip MARQUAM on 21 Jan 1807
Dennis POOLE to Henrietta GAITHER on 25 Jan 1794
Elizabeth POOLE to Michael DORSEY of John on 6 Sep 1796
Achsah Ann POOLE to Ephraim HOY on 4 Nov 1835
Elizabeth GRIFFITH to Perry G. ETCHISON on 23 Jun 1830
Rachel W. GRIFFITH to Lemuel GRIFFITH on 22 Apr 1819


361-364 - WILLYARD/WILLARD, JAMES, SHAFER - Aug 1817

Eli JAMES vs Elizabeth WILLYARD and others

Abraham WILLYARD, dec'd
widow - Catharine and 6 minor children,

1/ Elizabeth WILLYARD
2/ Peter WILLYARD
3/ Daniel WILLYARD
4/ Mary Ann WILLYARD
5/ Sarah Ann WILLYARD
6/ Devalt WILLYARD

Guardian was the mother until Mar 1819 when John SHAFER Jr 
was appointed. 

Land - small tract of land next to tract "If I Don't Keep All, 
I'll Keep Some".

Abraham died before conveying deed of the real estate he 
sold to Eli JAMES for $50.00/acre.  Eli took possession 
and built a house there.  Deed was granted.


365-376 - BOWERS, RINEDOLLAR, HARNER, ADDLESBURGER, ZUMBRUM - Oct 1817

Estate of John BOWERS

John BOWERS  d/ abt 3 years ago, intestate, leaving 
widow - Barbara and 13 children

1/  John BOWERS
2/  Jacob BOWERS
3/  Michael BOWERS
4/  Henry BOWERS
5/  Mary  w/o Georg RINEDOLLAR
6/  Catharine  w/o Frederick HARNER
7/  Elizabeth  w/o Peter HARNER
8/  Susanna  w/o John REINDOLLAR (she a minor)
9/  Samuel BOWERS, a minor
10/ Margaret BOWERS, a minor
11/ Isaac BOWERS, a minor
12/ Joseph BOWERS, a minor
13/ Hannah BOWERS, a minor

Land - "Resurvey on The Pines", "Addition to The Pines" 
and "Owings Choice".  The first two tracts were partly from 
Rosanna BOWER and Jacob BOWER, executors of John BOWERS (by 
Charles CARROLL dtd 20 Apr 1774) and another part from Leonard 
EICHELLBERGER and wife Elizabeth dtd 2 Apr 1800 for 150 pounds; 
the latter tract was to John from Samuel OWINGS Jr dtd 12 Apr 1773 
and from Michael HARNER (w/ Susanna) for 89 pounds, 11 shillings 
(29 3/4 acres).

Guardian was Joshua ADDLESBURGER.  Sale of real estate to settle 
debts.  

Sale made to George RINEDOLLAR for 150 1/4 acres at $6,310.50.

On 1 Jun 1819, John ZUMBRUM testified the widow Barbara was 46 
years old; widow received 1/8 part ($754.79) in lieu of dower; 
children each received 1/13 of balance, $406.42; finalized 15 Jun 
1819.


376 - RICHMOND, BIRELY - Dec 1817

Lewis BIRELY vs Francis RICHMOND

Injunction issued and later dissolved on 20 Mar 1819.


376-377 - BAKER, PHILLIPS, KINZEY - May 1818

George KINZEY vs Brook BAKER and Jason PHILLIPS

Injunction issued and dissolved on 20 Mar 1819.


377 - BAUGHMAN, HACKNEY, CROMWELL, DEAVER - Jun 1818

Basil DEAVER vs Adam BAUGHMAN, Barton HACKNEY and Joseph M. CROMWELL

Attorney for plantiff, Joseph M. PALMER; defense counsel, 
John NELSON.  Injunction issued and dissolved on 4 Jan 1819.


377-388 - SCHNERTZELL, CARBERRY, HOBBS, MOORE, AGNEW, SLAVES - Dec 1818

Henry CARBERRY and wife Sybilla, Christena HOBBS
vs Catherine SCHNERTZELL, Daniel MOORE and wife

George SCHNERTZELL  d/ 1 Jan 1809 (will 16 Dec 1808)
widow - Margaret and 6 children
(by 13 Mar 1819 the widow was w/o John AGNEW)

1. Sybilla  w/o Henry CARBERRY
2. Christena HOBBS
3. Susanna SCHNERTZELL
4. George SCHNERTZELL
5. Catherine SCHNERTZELL, a minor
6. Lovice w/ Daniel MOORE, a minor

SLAVES - negro PEGGY was left to wife.

Land - "The Three Partners", 57 acres

Executors were the widow Margaret and George BALTZELL.

A lott in Fredericktown was also owned but not accounted 
for in the will.  Guardian was Charles W. BIGHAM and 
testimony was held on 6 Jan 1819 in the home of Daniel M. 
MOORE who was living in Emmitsburg.  Evidently, Susanna 
and George were deceased before 29 Dec 1818 as they do 
not appear in this action.


388-399 - ROOP, RAITT, PUSEY, SAYLOR, NAVE, STONER, 
    SINBOUR/SANBOWER, KINZER - Jan 1819

Elizabeth RAITT vs Andrew SWAIDNER, Nathan RAITT and others

On Oct 1792, Andrew SWAIDNER (now in OHIO) bought from 
Christian SAILOR, 3 acres and one rood of land, part of 
"The Mill Wrights Design" of which he sold to Elizabeth 
RAITT. 

On 21 Nov 1797, David ROOP purchased, with other lands, 
the balance of "The Mill Wrights Design", 162 acres, 
from Christian SAILOR; but, title for all the land was 
given to Roop in the deed.  Although Roop acknowledged 
this, he died without making conveyance to Elizabeth 
who has a house on the three-acre section.  The land 
lies on both sides of Beaver Dam and is adjoined by 
the lands of John RAITT, Christian SMITH, John DEALE 
and Nicholas ISENBERG.

David ROOP  d/ intestate, leaving children

1. Margaret  w/o Nathan RAITT
2. Ann  w/o Joel PUSEY
3. John ROOP, a minor
4. Christian ROOP, a minor
5. Sally ROOP, a minor
6. Elizabeth ROOP, a minor

Christian and Elizabeth died before 19 May 1819 and by 
then John was 21.
=====

Christian SAYLOR  d/ intestate
widow - Elizabeth and children

1. Daniel SAYLOR, eldest son
2. Martin SAYLOR
3. Anna  w/o Abraham NAVE
4. Catharine  w/o John SINBOUR (SANBOWER?)
5. Barbara  w/o Isaac STONER
6. John SAYLOR, a minor
7. Christian SAYLOR, a minor
8. Elizabeth SAYLOR, a minor

Guardian was John KINZER; dated Jul 1819.


399-408 - SIMPSON, WARFIELD, KINZER - Apr 1817

Suratt D. WARFIELD vs Sophia SIMPSON

Alexander WARFIELD, in his will, named Suratt D. 
WARFIELD as his executor and ordered that 300 pounds 
current money be put to interest for Matilda SIMPSON.
Suratt claimed, to save her money, he loaned her the 
300 pounds and Matilda took out note to him. Since 
Matilda is now deceased, he cannot obtain her money 
to settle her account til his money is repaid to settle 
the Warfield account. Petition to sell real estate.

Matilda SIMPSON  d/ Nov 1815, intestate
She was w/o Joshua SIMPSON

Her only child - Sophia SIMPSON, a minor

Guardian was Charles SIMPSON.

Land - "Ivy Church", 7 1/2 acres, located 5 miles 
from Liberty near Beaver Dam and adjoined the land 
of John KINZER; it was timbered with a never-failing 
spring, dwelling, stables and a spring house. 

On 24 Mar 1819, it was purchased by Suratt D. WARFIELD 
for $800.00; finalized 9 Aug 1819.


408-414 - COLLINS, WOOD, PRUTZMAN, FREESE, STONER, HAIL - Jan 1819

George HAIL vs John COLLINS

John COLLINS (out of state) purchased town lots# 81 and 82 
in Creagerstown from John CREAGER for 5 pounds current money 
(pcm) on 1 May 1781. It was located on the main road from 
Fredericktown to Carlisle, each lot being 200x60. 

Bonds were executed and transferred for lot # 81 to Richard 
WOOD on 17 Apr 1782; then to John PRUTZMAN on 3 Dec 1782; 
then to John FREESE on 23 Apr 1796; then to Elizabeth STONER 
on 12 DEc 1797; then to David STONER on 25 Apr 1814; then to 
George HAIL on 30 Apr 1814. Since John COLLINS is now out of 
state and the bonds have changed hands so many times, it is 
necessary for the court to assist in granting a clear deed 
which was done on 14 Jul 1819.


414-424 - SALMON, BUCKEY, CREAGER, REITZELL, GUMMERT - Feb 1819

Peter BUCKEY and wife, Frederick SALMON and others
vs Richard SALMON and others

Edward SALMON, dec'd (will)
widow - Elizabeth and children
 
1. Polly  w/o Peter BUCKEY
2. Frederick SALMON

3. William SALMON (died since his father)
...w/ Sarah
......s/ Richard SALMON, a minor
......s/ William SALMON, a minor
......s/ Charles SALMON, a minor

4. Margaret  w/o George CREAGER
5. Catharine  w/o John REITZELL
6. Edward SALMON (died since his father, unmarried)
7. Charles SALMON
8. George SALMON
9. Elizabeth SALMON

On 5 Aug 1807, Edward SALMON purchased from Christian 
GUMMERT, 1/2 lot in Fredericktown, not included in the 
will.

Guardian was Lewis CREAGER.  Property sold to George SALMON 
for $1,160; finalized 9 Aug 1819.


425-432 - NORRIS, MARTIN, SCHLEY - Jul 1819

Basil NORRIS and Stewart GAITHER vs Heirs of William NORRIS, Jr.

Basil NORRIS and Stewart GAITHER of Fredericktown were 
indebted to William NORRIS, Jr. of Baltimore City for 
$7,795.55 current money for a lot in Fredericktown 
fronting the south side of Patrick Street, #38.
Note was issued 7 Oct 1816; now paid and on 14 Dec 1816, 
executed deed of trust.  Petition for clear title.

William NORRIS, Jr., dec'd
widow - Sarah H. and 6 minor children 

1. Thomas E. NORRIS
2. William H. NORRIS
3. Eleanore NORRIS
4. Oliver NORRIS
5. Charlotte A. NORRIS
6. Henry P. NORRIS

Guardian assigned first was James Martin on 10 Sep 1819; 
then changed to David SCHLEY on 28 Oct 1819 and finalized.


432-439 - YOUNG, TORRANCE, TITLOW, HERRING, WASKEY - Aug 1819

Sebastian RAMSBURG vs Heirs of Andrew YOUNG

On 23 Apr 1816, John NELSON, trustee of the heirs of 
Ludwig HERRING, contracted to sell part of "Fieldered" 
to Andrew YOUNG; payment thru bond on 13 Jul 1816.

Andrew YOUNG  d/ 1818, intestate, leaving 4 minor children,

1. Elias YOUNG
2. Samuel YOUNG
3. Mary Anne YOUNG
4. Rebecca YOUNG

Administrator was James TORRANCE; guardian named was Adam 
TITLOW on 29 Apr 1819; Sebastian RAMSBURG obtained deed from 
John NELSON, trustee. Sale to settle account was held and 
property sold to Christian WASKEY for $1,152.87.  Finalized 
Jan 1820.


439-447 - TRAMMELL, DELASHMUTT, SLAVES, KEMP, CUNNINGHAM - Oct 1817

Christian KEMP vs Charles CUMMINGHAM

John TRAMMELL, dec'd (will 1 Jan 1784)

d/ Sarah w/o Lindsey DELASHMUTT
.....Trammell DELASHMUTT

SLAVES - negro ISABELLA and her seven children: MORRIS, 
GEORGE, TOM, CLARY, LOYD, DANIEL and RACHEL (to grandson)

In John TRAMMELL's will, he left 100 acres of timberland 
to his grandson Trammell DELASHMUTT, tract "Trammell's 
Conoy Islands".  The island was in the Potomac and on the 
east side of Kittocton (Catoctin) Mountain lying between 
"Sweed's Folly" and the Potomock River at Point of Rocks. 
He was to make town lotts and streets and sell for eight 
silver dollars per lott, each lott being 60x120; ground 
rent 18 shillings sterling.  Through various transactions, 
Christian KEMP is now in possession; however, Charles 
CUNNINGHAM also claims a part of this tract and division 
has not been made and Cunningham refuses to divide.

The court had the land divided and the surveyor was David 
BOWLUS; case closed Jan 1820.


447-452 - HENNING, FLECK, BLESSINGER, FAHNESTOCK - Aug 1818

Henry FAHNESTOCK and George FLECK 
vs Michael BLESSINGER, trustee of Catherine HENNING

Henry FAHENSTOCK of Baltimore City and George FLECK 
petitioned for sale of property belonging to Catherine 
HENNING to settle her indebtedness to them from 20 Jun 
1810. Catherine became a lunatic and was confined to the 
Frederick County Alms House; payment for being there was 
paid by George FLECK. The court ruled her a lunatic on 
5 Nov 1817.

On 12 Mar 1819, court ordered the real estate to be sold 
to cover her debts. She had a house and lott near Emmitsburg. 
It was sold 17 Apr 1819 to George FLECK for $406.00.  Those 
receiving payments besides the ones already mentioned were: 
Robert L. ANNAN, John HENNING, Adam FLECK (and the three named 
above). Case closed Jan 1820.


452-465 - BUCKEY, MILLER, BRENGLE - Jun 1819

George and Maria Margaret MILLER vs Jacob M. BUCKEY

Matthias BUCKEY  d/ intestate, leaving children

- Michael BUCKEY (w/ Catharine)
- Jacob BUCKEY (w/ Maria Margaret)

Land - "Resurvey on Meadow", adjoins north side of 
Patrick Street; same as deed conveyed 23 Dec 1791 
from Michael RAYMER to Matthias BUCKEY, 3/4 acre 
and all lots, 1 1/2 acres each; lot 1/4 acre. 
- "Tasker's Chance" from James BEATTY 5 Apr 1804 
- "Tasker's Chance" from Alexander Contee HANSON, 
   Chancellor of State, for 96 sq perches and part 
- "Resurvey on Meadow", 5 acres, by Henry ZEALER in
   Jun 1796
- "Mountain Tract", 78 acres; "Resurvey on Meadow", 
   3/4 acre, on south side of Patrick Street, from 
   Michael RAYMER on 23 Dec 1791
- "Resurvey on Meadow", 1 1/2 acres on from Michael 
   HAASS in Sep 1792
- "The Mountain Tract", 78 acres.

This property was left to Matthias' sons jointly. 

Indenture was made between Michael and Jacob to divide 
land on 12 Jan 1814.  

On 8 Feb 1812, Jacob purchased property from Eleanor 
and William POTTS, executors of Richard POTTS for 
$550.00. 

Jacob BUCKEY  d/ Feb 1817, intestate
widow - Maria Margaret and only child 

- Jacob Michael, a minor

It appears Maria Margaret was a very young widow with 
an infant and she, herself, was not of age (under 21). 
She is now married to George MILLER and is filing for 
her 1/3 dower. 

Guardian was Peter BRENGLE. The land had to be surveyed 
by Peter MANTZ and her dower was laid out in two sections: 
- "The Mountain Tract", 26 acres;
- "The Meadow" and "Tasker's Chance", 110 perches.

Case closed 20 Oct 1819.


465-472 - GIPSON, MILLER, PANCOAST - Mar 1819

John MILLER, prochien ami of the minor children of William GIPSON

William GIPSON  d/ Feb 1819, intestate
widow - Elizabeth (sister of John MILLER) and minor children 

1. John GIPSON
2. Joseph GIPSON
3. Prudence GIPSON

Land - 8 acres near New Market. 

On 19 Mar 1819, at the home of John PANCOAST in New Market, 
Dr. Belt BRASHEAR appointed John PANCOAST as guardian and 
took answers. Property had to be sold to settle estate. 

Purchasers were: John TALBOTT, John MILLER, Gerrard COWMAN, 
John Hill SMITH, Oman HAMMOND, Jacob HOUCK and John PANCOAST. 
Sale was held on 3 Apr 1819 for 205 acres totalling $1,799.50. 
Elizabeth received 1/8 in lieu of dower for $209.99; children 
received $489.97 each. Case closed 18 Jan 1820.


472-484 - CRUMBAKER, SENSEY, HITESHEW, HYDER, WAMPLER - Feb 1819

Estate of Abraham CRUMBACKER/CRUMBAKER, the Younger

Abraham CRUMBAKER of Pipe Creek, farmer, dec'd 
   (will 23 Dec 1794; 1 Apr 1795)
widow - Elizabeth and children 

1. John CRUMBAKER

2. Abraham  CRUMBAKER, the younger, d/ 1817 intestate
...w/ Margaret (sister of Jacob SENSEY, eldest brother)
......a. Hannah (Sensey) w/o Isaac HITESHEW
......b. Lydia SENSEY, a minor
......c. Ephraim SENSEY, a minor
......d. Elizabeth SENSEY, a minor

3. Jacob CRUMBAKER
4. Peter CRUMBAKER
5. Jonas CRUMBAKER
6. Mary CRUMBAKER

The younger Abraham was given half the house and lands 
shared with mother.

Land - "Resurvey on The Deeps", 176 3/4 acres on north 
side of Pipe Creek of which he received from his father; 
- Lot in Uniontown. 

On 6 May 1809, Abraham purchased "The Orchard" from John 
and Susanna KURTZ and David and Mary STEM for $35.00.

On 6 Mar 1819, commission was headed by William P. FARQUHAR 
who appointed Jonas CRUMBACKER as guardian to the minor 
children, and John HYDER, trustee. Sale was held 17 Jan 1820, 
highest bidder was Philip E. WAMPLER for $76.50/ac, 175 3/8 
acres totalling $13,416.18 3/4; widow received 2/15 in lieu 
of dower for $1,769.99; children each received $2,876.23 3/4. 
On 13 Mar 1820, Margaret's brother (Jacob SENSEY) stated she 
was about 42 years old. Case closed Mar 1820.


484 - MILLER, EBBERT, FOUT, LEASE - Feb 1818

Jacob LEASE vs Martin MILLER, Susanna MILLER, 
George Adam EBBERT, Margaret EBBERT, William FOUT, 
John Henry FOUT, Elizabeth FOUT

Order to appoint guardian, but case dismissed by plantiff 
on 26 May 1820. 


484 - RITCHIE, BEATTY, DRAPER, BRANDENBURG - Feb 1819

Thomas DRAPER and Jacob BRANDENBURG vs John RITCHIE, 
exec/of Thomas BEATTY

Subpeona, injunction, but case dismissed 15 Jul 1819.


485 - STALEY, KEMP - Feb 1818

Maria Juliana STALEY vs Jacob STALEY and Dorothy KEMP

Suit netted 200 pounds current money with interest from 20 Dec 1816, 
paid by Dorothy KEMP. Jacob STALEY was listed as absent defendant. 
Case closed 23 May 1820.


485 - PETTYCORD, MORRISON - Feb 1811

David MORRISON vs Greenbury PETTYCORD

Injunction granted, but subpeona issued and continued til 
"struck off" by complainants on 10 Nov 1819.


485 - SMITH, HUGHS, McNULTY - Sep 1815

Andrew SMITH vs Joseph HUGHS and Cornelius McNULTY

Injunction and subpeona, motion to dissolve 9 Feb 1818 and 
continued til 18 Dec 1819 when case was abated by death of 
plantiff.


486 - SHEETS, ROUTSANG, ERB, DUDDERO - May 1818

George DUDDERO, Nancy DUDDERO vs Peter ERB, adm/of Peter SHEETS, et al

Subpeona answered by: Henry ROUTSANG and wife and 
minors: Peter ERB, Rebecca SHEETS, Jacob SHEETS, George SHEETS, 
Joseph SHEETS; Guardian was John ERB. Order for auditor's report 
to be filed; 10 Jul 1819.


486 - ZUCK, WARFIELD, PALMER - Jan 1820

Charles D. WARFIELD vs Jacob ZUCK

Joseph M. PALMER, esq. appointed trustee to sell property 
on 7 Feb 1820, ordered and filed; then ordered proceedings 
cease and case dismissed on 4 Oct 1820.


487-500 - BROWN, RANDALL, McCLAIN, EVERSOLE, MOTTER - Mar 1817

Henry MOTTER vs BROWN's Heirs and EVERSOLE

Robert BROWN, dec'd of Hamilton Bann Twp of York Co, Pa
widow - Jean of Somerset Co, PA
and children - (all live in Somerset Co, PA except Margaret's family)

1. Margaret (Brown), dec'd) w/o James RANDALL - Brownsville, Fayette Co, PA
......William RANDALL
......James RANDALL, both minors under 12

2. Juliana (Brown) w/o Thomas BROWN
3. Mary BROWN
4. John BROWN
5. William BROWN
6. Eliza (Brown), a minor and w/o William McCLAIN

Land - Plantation of 296 acres (Aug 1799), of which 190 acres 
was in Frederick Co, MD; the balance of the property rested in 
Adams Co, PA.  Flowing through the property is Tom's Creek. 

Robert BROWN sold real estate by Articles of Agreement to convey 
to Jacob EVERSOLE and George EVERSOLE, brothers, of Manheim Twp, 
York Co, PA, but died without executing the deed.  On 24 Nov 1806, 
George assigned his interest to his brother, Valentine EVERSOLE, 
by agreement who then assigned his interest to Henry MOTTER. 
In addition, 

George EVERSOLE  d/ intestate, leaving 3 children, all minors under 8 years old.

1. Catharine Magdalena EVERSOLE
2. Solomon EVERSOLE
3. George EVERSOLE

It mentions Jean Brown, Robert's widow, brought suit in Adams Co, PA, 
her being the executor of his will. There was dispute between the EVERSOLE 
brothers as Jacob was accused of commiting waste on the plantation by 
cutting timber and refusing to divide the land; a request to issue injunction 
was made. Jacob and George and Valentine, along with brother, Henry EVERSOLE,
were the sons of Jacob EVERSOLE, the elder.  Jacob and Valentine received 
the Brown Plantation as their share of inheritance.  Valentine sold his share 
to Henry MOTTER for $2,500.00.  The court ordered arbitrators to settle the 
issues and they were: Alexander RUSSESS, William MILLER, Walter SMITH esq. 
They met in Gettysburg, PA at the house of Ralph SASHELLS, Innkeeper in Jul 1814.


501-508 - ROOP, RAITT, PUSEY - Mar 1819

Nathan RAITT and wife Margaret, Joel PUSEY and wife Anne, 
and John ROOP vs Sarah ROOP

David ROOP  d/ abt 1 Jan 1806, intestate
widow - Elizabeth and 4 children
 
1. Margaret (Roop) w/o Nathan RAITT
2. Anne (Roop) w/o Joel PUSEY
3. John ROOP
4. Sarah ROOP, a minor

Guardian was Elizabeth RAITT; petition to sell real estate 
to settle account.

Land - part "Friendship", part "Millwrights Design", part 
"Black Flint", totalling 163 acres; property located 1 1/2 
miles from Middleburg on Beaver Dam, adjoining lands of 
John DEAL and Hammond RAITT and includes stone mill for 
manufacturing flour; a stone house, Switzer barn, spring 
house and 40 acres of timber. 

After failed public sale, private sale was made to John ROOP 
for 154 1/4 acres at $7,712.50.  Widow received 1/8 in lieu 
of dower, $922.89 and children received $1,615.32 each. Case 
closed 7 Jun 1820.


508-513 - GAVER, LEIZER, FINK, SLIFER - Mar 1819

John FINK vs Estate of Samuel GAVER

Samuel GAVER  d/ abt 1 Nov 1817 intestate, leaving
widow - Barbara and 7 children

1. Peter GAVER
2. John GAVER
3. Lydia  GAVER  w/o Daniel LEIZER
4. Susanna GAVER
5. Mary GAVER, a minor
6. Daniel GAVER, a minor
7. Samuel GAVER, a minor

Guardian was Barbara GAVER.  Testimony reported her 
age @ 45 years old on 4 Aug 1819 when order was made 
to approve sale of property.

Land - "Horse Neck", 7 acres (indebted to John FINK). 
Highest bidder was Samuel SLIFER at $570.00.


513-523 - URNER, SLINGLUFF, HOWARD, ENGLE - Mar 1819

Samuel URNER and Benjamin URNER 

Jonas URNER  d/ 10 May 1814 intestate, leaving 
widow - Hannah and 9 children

1. Samuel URNER
2. Benjamin URNER
3. David URNER, a minor
4. Lydia URNER, a minor
5. George URNER, a minor
6. Sarah URNER, a minor
7. Elizabeth URNER, a minor
8. Nathan URNER, a minor
9. Hannah URNER, a minor

Guardian was Jesse SLINGLUFF.

Land - "Howard's Discovery" Lot# 2, "Park Hall", "Mattingsly";
totaling 238 1/2 acres; "Leigh's Castle", 48 3/4 acres; from 
James GUNN (now Baltimore Co, Md), Samuel Howard and w/ Susan,
and Joshua Howard.  The property lies on the old road from 
Liberty to Baltimore about 33 miles from Baltimore, 2 1/2 miles 
from Atlee's Sulfer Spring and adjoins the lands of Jacob SNODER 
and Paul MAURER, and is near three merchant mills, all within 
one mile (Samuel URNER was residing on the farm at the time). 

Trustee was Frederick A. SCHLEY; sales made to Dennis D. HOWARD 
for the 48 3/4 acre section (timbered) at $30.00/acre.  The sale 
was postponed for the remaining property because it didn't bring 
$50/acre.  On 25 Mar 1820, sale made to Peter ENGLE at $85/acre.
Total sales were $21,749.00; widow's 1/8 share, $2,625.13; each
child received $2,041.77.


523-538 - HOOVER/HUBER, CANDLE, MARTIN, KAUFFMAN, LIVERS - Jan 1819 

Estate of Christian HOOVER

Christian HOOVER  d/ Apr 1809, intestate in Frederick Co, MD
widow - Magdalena and 10 children

1. Mary (HOOVER)  w/o Jacob CANDLE - Adams Co, PA
2. Martin HOOVER - Adams Co, PA
3. John HOOVER
4. Christian HOOVER
5. Catharine (HOOVER) w/o Abraham MARTIN - NY
6. Peter HOOVER
7. Daniel HOOVER
8. Magdalena HOOVER
9. David HOOVER
10.Nancy (HOOVER), dec'd w/o David KAUFFMAN - PA
......Mary KAUFFMAN, a minor
......Samuel KAUFFMAN, a minor

Land - "Two Brothers" being part of "Arnold's Delight", 
195 1/2 acres; pt "The Mountain Tract", 198 acres; part
"Disappointment", 20 acres.

Land Indenture - Joseph HOOVER and Christian HOOVER, both 
farmers of Lancaster Co, PA (Hanifield Twp), purchased from 
Anthony LIVIS/LIVERS (w/ Mary) of Frederick Co, Md, also a 
farmer, for 496 pounds PA money, the tract "Two Brothers" 
on 30 Oct 1764.

Land Indenture - Christian HOOVER, yeoman, of Frederick Co, MD, 
purchased from Joseph HOOVER of Lancaster Co, PA (w/ Ann) for 
5 pounds PA currency, the tract "Two Brothers" on 19 Mar 1789. 
(Anthony LIVERS now deceased) Signed by Joseph HUBER and w/ Ann 
signed by mark. Attorneys for Joseph were Benjamin OGLE and 
Thomas OGLE.

Land Indenture - Christian HOOVER of Frederick Co, MD, purchased 
from George CALVERT of Prince Georges Co, MD, pt "The Mountain 
Tract" for 148 pounds 10 shillings current money of MD on 11 Aug 1797.

Land Indenture - Christian HOOVER, miller, of Frederick Co, MD, 
purchased from Benjamin BLACKFORD, ironmaster, of Frederick Co, MD 
(w/ Isabella) for 1800 pounds current money, tract "Disappointed" 
on 15 Apr 1808; previously by Sebastian STONEBRAKER.

Order issued to sell property to settle estate on 16 Dec 1818; 
trustee was Daniel HOOVER; widow approved the mill and 20 acres 
of land, and 105 acres of mountain land for sale without widow's 
dower. Sale was held 8 Nov 1819 and the farm on Owens Creek 
(1 1/2 miles from Graceham) was sold to Peter HOOVER - 184 1/2 
acres @ $32/acre totaling $5,904.00. 
The mills + 20 acres prime land were sold for $4,000.00 to John C. 
HOOVER and the 105 acres of mountain land was sold also to him for 
$10/acre. The mills known as Graceham Mills consisted of a log 
dwelling, barn, two orchards, stream of water with mills built of 
brick having two pairs of French burrs and one of country stone, 
a saw mill and a cooper's house. The rights of dower were subject 
to the farm only; case closed Mar 1820.


538 - CROMWELL, BINNS, DARNALL, MERCER - Nov 1817

John CROMWELL vs Thomas N. BINNS, Robert DARNALL, Raphael DARNALL, 
Joseph M. CROMWELL, Charles Fenton MERCER, Benedict DARNALL

Supeonas issued and termed satisfied on 19 Jun 1820.


539-550 - SWEADNER, BUSSARD, EBBERT, SEEKMAN, CLEMSON - Mar 1820

Estate of John SWEADNER

John SWEADNER Sr  d/ 1794 (will 2 Oct 1790; 6 Nov 1790)
widow - Elizabeth d/ in Feb 1820, leaving 11 children,

1. Henry SWEADNER and w/ Eliza

2. John SWEADNER Jr, dec, and wid/ Mary
......David SWEADNER
......Jacob SWEADNER
......Abraham SWEADNER
......Christina SWEADNER
......Margaret SWEADNER

3. Andrew SWEADNER 
4. Martin SWEADNER 
5. Adam SWEADNER 
6. Mary (SWEADNER) w/o Andrew BUSSARD
7. Elizabeth (SWEADNER) w/o Henry EBBERT
8. Polly (SWEADNER) w/o Philip EBBERT
9. Susannah SWEADNER 
10. Catharine (SWEADNER) w/o Joseph SEEKMAN
11. Eve SWEADNER 

The will declared land to be sold and split-up upon his 
widow's death.
witnesses: Henry MAYNARD Jr, Enoch ISENBERG, and Johannes ETZLER.

Land - part "Bear Garden", 140 acres; part "Copper Hill", 
15 acres; and lot in Liberty. At the time of Elizabeth's 
death, she and the three youngest children were living on 
the property. 

Land Indenture - John SWEADINGER, farmer, purchased from 
Gabriel EISENBANK/EISENBARK (w/ Mary Eve), also a farmer, 
tract "Beargarden", 150 acres on 23 Mar 1769.

Land Indenture - John SWADNER, farmer, purchased from Henry 
MAYNARD Sr, farmer, (w/ Zephorah), tract "Copper Hill", lying 
next to "Bear Garden", 16 1/2 acres, for 40 pounds silver or 
gold on 21 Oct 1782.

Land Indenture - John SWADNER, farmer, purchased from John 
COCHRAN, practitioner of Physics, Lot# 67 in Liberty on draught 
of Linganore called Piney Run; part of "Dukes Woods", located on 
the north side of Main Street.

Land Indenture - Andrew BUZZARD and w/ Mary of Huntingdon Co, PA 
sold to Phillip EPPERD and Martin SWEADNER of Fr Co, MD, her 
share for 60 pounds and she signed by mark.

On 15 Apr 1820, Philip EBERT was named trustee and sale was held;
property sold to John CLEMSON - 166 1/2 acres @ $65.51/acre and 
the lot in Libertytown for $54; totaling $10,961.41 1/2. Each
1/11 share, $958.59; case closed 17 Jul 1820.


551-558 - REED/REID, COALE, COPELAND, JENKINS - Oct 1818

Margaret REID and Samuel B. COPELINE and w/ Elizabeth
vs Theodore JENKINS and w/ Frances, Catherine REID, 
Thomas REID, Sarah Eve REID and James Alfred REID

The above are joint tenants who own small tracts equaling 
127 acres, conveyed to them (except Samuel COPELAND and 
Theodore JENKINS) by Richard COALE. 

Indenture on 12 May 1815 from Richard COALE to the heirs of

James REED, dec'd - his 7 children

1. Margaret REED
2. Elizabeth REED, a minor
3. Frances REED, a minor
4. Catharine REED, a minor
5. Thomas REED, a minor
6. Sarah Eve REED, a minor
7. James Alfred REED, a minor

Eve M. REID was named guardian (their mother?).

Since execution of the deed, Samuel COPELAND married Elizabeth 
and Theodore JENKINS married Frances, and all are minors except 
Theodore.

Land - "Barreny Point" near Linganore Creek, 20 acres; 
- "Middle Plantation", 107 acres, except 6 acres sold 
to Thomas CAIN and Adam BURRIER. 

Sale was held and the highest bidders were Samuel B. 
COPELINE and Margaret M. REID @ $19.99/ac, 127 acres; 
1/7 for each child netted $342.03; case closed Jul 1820.


559-566 - BLACK/SWARTZ, SINGER, WHITMORE, MOTTER - Mar 1819

Estate of Henry BLACK (SWARTZ)

Henry BLACK (SWARTZ), dec'd 
widow - Elizabeth and children

1. John BLACK
2. Adam BLACK
3. Jacob BLACK
4. Mary BLACK
5. Henry BLACK, a minor

6. Michael  BLACK - Out of State
7. Eve  BLACK  w/o Jacob SINGER

8. (daughter) BLACK, dec'd w/o _______ WHITMORE - Out of State
......Elizabeth WHITMORE
......Anne WHITMORE
......Mary WHITMORE
......Catharine WHITMORE
......Jacob WHITMORE

Land - "Brotherly Love", 100 acres, by Andrew OLER to 
Henry SWARTZ (now BLACK) by deed 21 May 1794; 
- "Pleasant Hill, 32 acres, by Patrick REID on 20 May 1811; 
- "Sycamore Island", 5 acres, patented on 16 Nov 1811. 

Guardian was Lewis MOTTER for little Henry on 23 Oct 1819.
On 6 Jan 1820, the widow released dower; sale was on 31 Jan 
1820, highest bidder was Jacob BLACK at $3,250.12.
The widow received 1/9 in lieu of dower, $343.82; each
children's share was $343.83 (grandchildren received 1/5 of 
1/8; case closed Jul 1820.


566-575 - MASONHEIMER, LIPPEY, REINHART, MORGAN - Mar 1817

REINHART vs MASONHEIMER

Peter MASONHEIMER  d/ 1815 intestate
widow - Barbara and 6 minor children

1. Susanna MASONHEIMER (age 14)
2. Frederick MASONHEIMER
3. Mary MASONHEIMER
4. Peter MASONHEIMER
5. John MASONHEIMER
6. Daniel MASONHEIMER

Guardian was Thomas W. MORGAN; administrator was George REINHART. 
Sale of real estate was held to settle account as Peter MASONHEIMER 
was indebted to Magdalena REINHART.

Land Indenture dtd 26 Mar 1811 to Peter MASONHEIMER from 
Samuel FEASANT (PHEASANT) (w/ Elizabeth) for 600 pounds 
Md currency for part "Degouir", 13 acres, by George RINEHART 
on 15 Mar 1794; part "William's Folly", 5 acres 142 perches, 
by Peter ERB on 7 Sep 1801; part "William's Folly", 14 1/2 
acres, by Frederick ROAD on 20 Nov 1806; part "Ohio", 82 1/2 
acres by William OWINGS, exec/o Samuel OWINGS on 22 Jan 1811 
(last one not yet recorded).

Highest bidder was Magdalena RINEHART for $1,000; widow, whose 
name is now Barbara LIPPEY, w/o George LIPPEY, received 2/15, 
$119.19; case closed 5 Jul 1819.


575-583 - SUMAN/SHUMAN, MACKLIN, BUZZARD, ECARD, MILLER - Jul 1819

Albert SUMAN, Willliam SHUMAN and Garrott SHUMAN
vs Joseph ECARD and w/ Ganett of Ohio

Peter SHUMAN, dec'd 
widow - Eleanor (d/ 20 Jun 1818, intestate) and 11 children

1. Aaron SHUMAN
2. Catalina SHUMAN  w/o Jacob/Robet MACKLIN - Tennessee
3. Albert SHUMAN
4. Jacob SHUMAN
5. Peter SHUMAN
6. John SHUMAN
7. Eleanor  SHUMAN w/o Samuel BUZZARD
8. William SHUMAN

9. Isaac SHUMAN, dec'd - Ohio 
...w/ Sarah/Catharine and 3 minor children
......Elen SHUMAN
......Sarah SHUMAN
......James SHUMAN

10. Ganett SHUMAN  w/o Joseph ECARD - Ohio
11. Anne SHUMAN

Peter SHUMAN was executed for High Treason in a Frederick 
County Court in Frederick Towne in 1781; his land was then 
confiscated and all his personal property as well, leaving 
his widow and eleven children defenseless and penniless. 
(I believe the whole tragic story is in the History of 
Frederick County). The family was forced to move in with 
friends until such time as they were able to protest to 
the court in a petition to recover the real estate of Peter 
SUMAN/SHUMAN.  

In Nov 1796, Chapter 15, a Special Act of General Assembly 
of Maryland provided his real estate should go to his rightful 
heirs.

Land - "Bloomsberry", 71 1/2 acres from Joseph RENCH, John RENCH
and Andrew RENCH; 
- "Goosebill", 75 3/4 acres, and "Sly's Discovery", 8 acres,
from John SHENECK. 

During this period, Samuel and Eleanor BUZZARD purchased the 
interests from Eleanor's brothers: Aaron, Jacob, John and Peter. 
Sale was held and the highest bidder was John MILLER @ $79/acre, 
148 3/4 acres totaling $12,541.25; however, the rights were 
transferred to Samuel BUZZARD.  Each 1/11 part was $1,094.53.


583-595 - HALL, TURNER, FAW, MORSELL - Jul 1820

William MORSELL Jr, Henry HALL, Solomon TURNER, William I. TURNER, 
Abraham FAW vs estate of Henry HALL

Henry HALL (w/ Elizabeth), of Anne Arundel Co, died with 
a will, but without obtaining patent for land.
(His will was witnessed by Joseph PLUMMER, a Quaker, and 
exec/ Elizabeth HALL, Thomas WATKINS, John HALL, Thomas 
HALL, Henry HALL)

Land - "Partnership", 100 acres sold to Solomon TURNER. 

Henry HALL Jr. received tract "Partnership", but deed 
included 100 acres sold to Solomon TURNER. Henry Hall Jr. 
conveyed parts of this to William James TURNER who transferred 
1/2 to Abraham FAW who passed his 1/2 to William MORSELL. 
Petition to give clear deed to Solomon TURNER for his 100 
acres, so granted; Case closed Jan 1821.


595-606 - COPPENHAFFER, PAYNE, SNOWDIGLE, SCHAWBAKER - Jul 1820

PAYNE vs COPPENHAFFER

James PAYNE, father and natural guardian of Joseph PAYNE, 
and next friend of Sophia PAYNE vs estate of John COPPENHAFFER

John COPPENHAFFER  d/ intestate
widow - Barbara and only child 

d/ Sophia COPPENHAFFER, a minor

Sophia is now married to Joseph PAYNE, also a minor. 

Her father had owned Lots# 255 and 256, Frederick Towne lots on 
6th and Market Streets.  Because they are minors and cannot petition 
the court, they needed an adult to petition the court in their behalf 
to have sale of lot# 255 to pay debts for improvements made to their 
house which sits on lot# 256.

Land Indenture dtd 31 Mar 1804 from Jacob SNOWDIGLE. 
Ground rents by William MARBURY, agent of State of Maryland, part of 
confiscated estate of Daniel DULANY s/o Daniel, transferred by Alexander 
Contee HANSON, Chancellor of State of Maryland by deed 10 May 1797.

Land Indenture dtd 31 Mar 1804 from Jacob SNOWDIGLE, dec'd father of 
Jacob SNOWDIGLE, by will, for 75 pounds for Lot # 255.

On 25 Jul 1820, guardian was Barbara COPPENHAFFER; she was the widow 
with life estate by dower and was noted to be 50 years old 31 Jul 1820. 

Lot# 255 was sold to John A. SCHAWBAKER of Frederick Towne for $136.00; 
Widow received $14.50 and Sophia received $87.21; case closed 6 Jan 1821.


606-612 - BLACK, BRENGLE, LANE, NEALE, ARTHUR - Jul 1819

Estate of Adam BLACK 

Adam BLACK  d/ Dec 1818 (will 11 May 1818; 25 Feb 1819), leaving 8 children

1. Adam BLACK
2. Hanna BLACK  w/o Lawrence BRENGLE
3. Henry BLACK
4. Peter BLACK
5. Eve BLACK  w/o Abraham LANE
6. Elizabeth BLACK  w/o Samuel NEALE

7. Jacob BLACK, dec'd
......Adam BLACK
......John BLACK
......Sophia BLACK

8. Frederick BLACK, dec'd
......William BLACK
......Jacob BLACK
......Magdalena BLACK
......John BLACK
......Adam BLACK

Witnesses:  John REIFSCHNEIDER, Nicholas UMSTEAD and Jacob KUHNS.

Sale was held 12 Feb 1820 and the highest bidder was Peter ARTHUR 
at $28/ac, 122 acres, totaling $3,416.00; each 1/8 was $406.66; 
case closed Jan 1821.


612-618 - HEDGES, SLAVES, CRAMER, SHRIVER - Jan 1821

Eneous HEDGES vs HEDGES Estate 

Andrew HEDGES, dec'd (will 16 May 1811)
widow - Julia 

s/ Enous HEDGES 
d/ Elizabeth HEDGES, a minor 

SLAVES - negroes SAM and MOSES (to Enous)
- negro REBECCAH (to Elizabeth)
- negro ROSEY (to widow)

Executor was Jacob CRAMER of Peter, and Isaac SHRIVER; 
guardian was Julia HEDGES. Property appraised at $57.50/acre;
Enous purchased tract "Hedge Hog" at appraised value on 
24 Mar 1821.


618 - ZUCK, WARFIELD, TODD - Mar 1820

Joshua TODD vs Jacob ZUCK and Charles D. WARFIELD

Injunction and subpeona issued 3 Mar 1820; move to 
dissolve and dismissed on 4 Oct 1820.


618 - WARFIELD, ZUCK, MERYMAM - Aug 1820

Jacob ZUCK and Henry MERYMAM vs Charles D. WARFIELD

Subpeona issued 28 Aug 1820; dismissed 4 Oct 1820.


618-619 - LEPPOD, COPPERSMITH, BISH - May 1819

Adam BISH vs Adam LEPPOD and Jacob COPPERSMITH

Subpeona and injunction requested 18 May 1819; agreement 
made on 20 Oct 1819.


619 - GARBER, STONER, DONSTON - Jul 1819

David DONSTON and wife vs Martin GARBER, John STONER and Others

Subpeona and order for appointment of guardian on 10 Jul 1819; 
dismissed 17 Nov 1820.


619 - HOFFMAN, McCULLEY, KEYSER - Aug 1819

John J. McCULLEY and M.A. Mathias KEYSER vs John HOFFMAN

Subpeona requested 18 Aug 1819; answered and papers submitted 
to auditor and satisfied 18 Jan 1821.


619 - GALT, HUGHES, SPAULDING, TANEY, HARITT - Feb 1820

John HARITT vs William GALT and Others

Subpeona issued 14 Feb 1820; answers received by
- Elizabeth HUGHES on 31 Oct 1820; 
- Henry SPAULDING and wife on 3 Nov 1820; 
- William GALT and wife on 10 Nov 1820; 
- Joseph TANEY and wife on 8 Jan 1821; 
court passed decree on 19 Feb 1821; no other details given.

Note - Marriage Licenses of Frederick County show
- Harriett HUGHES to Joseph TANEY on 22 Feb 1805
- Sarah M. HUGHES to Henry SPAULDING on 25 Oct 1819


619 - SMITH, LITERD - Dec 1820

Henry LITERD vs Andrew SMITH

Subpeona issued 29 Dec 1820; discontinued 15 Mar 1821.


620 - THOMAS, ECARD, FARQUHAR - Nov 1820

William P. FARQUHAR vs John E. THOMAS and George ECARD

Injunction filed 17 Nov 1820; dissolved 10 Mar 1821.


620 - KEMP, SPONSELLER, ROBERTSON - Sep 1819

James ROBERTSON vs Daniel KEMP and John SPONSELLER

Injunction filed 17 Sep 1819; decree passed and injunction 
dissolved and bill dismissed on 3 Nov 1819.


620 - DELAPLANE - Mar 1820

Joshua DELAPLANE on petition.

Delunatico Inquiendo 13 Mar 1820. Jury impounded and no 
acq found; dtd 13 Mar 1820.


620 - ROYER, ROOP, MUMMY, KURTZ, WAGNER - Sep 1819

Michael WAGNER vs Peter ROYER, Joseph ROOP, Thomas MUMMY 
and John KURTZ

Subpeona issued 28 Sep 1819; dismissed 12 May 1821.


620 - CHAMPER, PIGMAN, SAPPINGTON - Mar 1820

Francis B. SAPPINGTON vs Christian CHAMPER and Beane S. PIGMAN, esq.

Bond filed 25 Mar 1820 and subpeona issued; entered satisfied 16 May 1821.


620 - ENGLE, MARK, EVITT - May 1817

Woodward EVITT vs Peter ENGLE and John MARK

Subpeona issued 29 May 1817; dismissed by complaintant 11 Jul 1821.


621 - ELDER, HARRIS - May 1818

John HARRIS vs Nathaniel ELDER

Subpeona issued 30 May 1818; case settled without a sale on 15 Jun 1819.


621-626 - HUGHES, GALT, BENTLEY, TANEY, SPAULDING, HARRITT - Mar 1820

John HARRITT vs Estate of John HUGHES

John HUGHES  d/ intestate

w/ Elizabeth and 5 Children 

1. Ann HUGHES  w/o John GALT
2. Lucinda HUGHES  w/o Joseph BENTLEY of Elie - Out of State
3. Hariot HUGHES  w/o Joseph TANEY Jr
4. Maria HUGHES  w/o Henry SPAULDING
5. Daniel B. HUGHES

Land Indenture - On 16 Mar 1819, John HARRITT of Emmitsburg 
purchased from John HUGHES of Taney Towne for $2,000.00, Lot# 8 
with 2-story home in Emmitsburg on the north side of Main St.,
leading to Baltimore; located on a corner lot on the diamond, 
adjacent to property of Cpt McMEAL/McNEAL and Patrick LOWE. 
HUGHES made deed, but it was not recorded before his death, 
no fraud intended. Court approved deed to be recorded; case 
closed 19 Feb 1821.


626-639 - KURTZ, MUMMY, WAGNER, ROOP, ROYER - 1821

Thomas MUMMY of Baltimore City vs John KURTZ

John KURTZ was indebted to Thomas MUMMY for $607.45 and had 
mortgaged 

Land - 18 1/4 acre tract "The Orchard", 18+ acres, from David STEM;
- Lot# 4 and 5, 4 acres; and Lot of 60 perches in Uniontown from
  by David STOUFFER. 
("The Orchard" was conveyed by John KURTZ to Christian STOUFFER 
0n 15 Jan 1814.) 

Kurtz refused to pay and also mortgaged some of the same lands to 
Peter ROYER and Joseph ROOP for $116.67 and again attempted to 
mortgage some of the same property to Michael WAGNER for $434.00.

Sales to
- Thomas MUMMY for the lot of 60 perches in Uniontown at $52;
- Michael WAGNER for the 2 acre part of "The Orchard" with 
  dwelling house and stone room in Uniontown, barns and stables, 
  and fronting on the street of Uniontown at $1,401, along with 
  the two lots @ $13.50/acre; 
sales total $1,925.79.  Creditors Royer and Roop were paid, but 
too short to pay all of the debt to Mummy or any to Wagner. 
Case closed Jul 1821.


639-647 - LINTON, HOPWOOD, SCHOLL, MONTGOMERY - Jul 1817

John SCHOLL vs Zachariah LINTON 

Zachariah LINTON  d/ abt 1 Jan 1801 intestate, leaving 8 children

1. Thomas LINTON -  NC (has wife and children but names unknown)
2. James LINTON (no heirs)
3. Joshua LINTON - PA (has wife and children but names unknown)
4. Zachariah LINTON
5. Goshen LINTON  w/o Joshua HOPWOOD
6. Ann LINTON
7. Washington LINTON
8. John Zachariah LINTON (the younger)

Goshen and Ann all conveyed their interests to John SCHOLL. 
Thomas and Joshua both died since their father and, although 
it is known they had families, their names or exact whereabouts 
is unknown. After the proceedings started, there was a Suggestion 
of Death issued on James dated 4 Jan 1819, but the exact date of 
his death was not stated.

Land - "Resurvey on Wilsons Lott", 67 acres, from Edward WILSON 
on 3 Aug 1784. 

Zachariah also inherited land, as stated in his father's will 
dated 6 Nov 1791, in which Samuel LINTON left 1/3 of "Skaggs 
Delight", 30 acres, and 100 acres from Thomas JOHNSON to each 
of his three sons:  Samuel LINTON, Benjamin LINTON and Zachariah
LINTON.

On 27 Jan 1821, sale was made to Washington LINTON at $455.00; 
however, he didn't have sufficient money and John MONTGOMERY Sr 
substituted himself as purchaser.  Each 1/8 share was $49.17,
leaving a time period for the heirs in unknown parts to claim
their interests; case closed Jul 1821.


647-657 - COVER, SHAW, YOTER/YATES - Sep 1817

Bank of Westminster vs Daniel COVER of Earhart 

Notes were owed to the bank on an Uniontown property 
and the debt remained unpaid; on 8 Sep 1819, order was 
issued to sell property if not paid.  

Several lotts were sold to Moses SHAW for $2,920 on 
19 Jan 1821, but was not sufficient to pay debt. 
Several notes were from Jacob COVER and endorsed by 
Daniel and one was endorsed by Henry COVER. One note 
was from John YOTER/YATES with Daniel COVER as 
security.


657-675 - GUN, DADISMAN, MILLER, FULLER, BRUNER, GIBSON, ORTNER - Mar 1819

Heirs of Christopher GUN vs Peter BRUNER Jr

Christopher GUN  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Margaret* and 7 children

1. John GUN
2. Sarah (Gun) w/o Jacob DADISMAN
3. Christiana (Gun) w/o John MILLER
4. Margaret (Gun) w/o Caleb FULLER

5. Christopher GUN (died before mother)
......s/ John Curry Cunningham GUN - Out of State

6. Martin GUN (died w/o issue aft father, but before mother)
7. Henry GUN (died w/o issue aft father, but before mother)

On 20 Aug 1787, the widow purchased, as highest bidder 
from the commissioners appointed by laws of the State 
of Maryland to preserve confiscated British property, 

- Lot# 223 in Frederick Town, part of property of Daniel 
DULANEY, s/o Daniel, which was confiscated by law, for 16 
pounds specie?.  She was considered feme covert.

Sometime thereafter, the widow married Peter BRUNER*.

On 29 Jul 1799, the widow transferred the property to 
John Curry Cunningham GUNN of Georgia, at $100.00, 
emcumbered by her widow's dower of life estate.

On 23 Aug 1813, Peter BRUNER Sr of Hampshire Co, VA and 
Margaret BRUNER of Frederick Co, MD, conveyed to Peter 
BRUNER Jr of Hampshire Co, VA the property for $100 
current money. Peter Sr and Margaret signed by mark.

On Agreement dated 17 Sep 1817 by John C.C. GUNN of the 
city of Savannah to Solomon D. GIBSON of the city of 
New York for the same property for $100 to be put in 
special trust for Stephen Decatur GIBSON until he reaches 
age 25. Both signed and was witnessed by Aaron PALMER and 
Michael PALMER. Recorded in New York City before Aaron H. 
PALMER, master in chancery of the State of New York.
Power of Attorney issued to Thomas C. WORTHINGTON of 
Frederick Town by John C.C. GUNN and sealed by Mayor 
Robert WHARTON, mayor of Philadelphia on 18 Nov 1817.

Testimonies on 22 Jan 1820 - Elias BRUNNER Sr stated 
Margaret died about three years ago and was married *
in Oct 1782 to Peter BRUNNER, Elias' father, and he 
was present at the marriage performed by Parson HENOP 
in Frederick Town at the German Presbyterian Church. 
She had no children by the Brunner marriage. 

Lewis WELTZHEIMER testified much the same and stated 
Margaret and Bruner had lived together in Frederick 
Town.

Solomon D. GIBSON claimed she was not feme covert at 
the time and had right to convey and he owned and 
possessed the land and was not a tenant in common.

Court ruled on 14 Feb 1820, since Margaret had no 
children by Bruner, Bruner had no interest and thereby 
the deed from Margaret to Bruner Jr was to be voided 
and cancelled. Also ruled the deed to John C.C. GUNN 
also be cancelled and ordered sale of property with 
John C.C. GUNN's interest to go to the GIBSONS. Sale 
was held 18 Mar 1820 with house and lot going to Mary 
ORTNER for $538; each 1/5 share was $88.81; case 
closed Jul 1821.


676-683 - BELT, WEST, JOHNSON, MORRISON, PRATHER, JONES, TOWNSEND, 
    JAMISON, TOWNSEND, BOONE, SCHROEDER, SLAVE, JOHNSON, THOMAS - 1820

WEST and Others vs BELT Estate

Jeremiah BELT  d/ 24 Dec 1818 (will 5 Feb 1813; 11 Jan 1819)
widow - Anne and 12 children 

1.  Tobias BELT 
2.  Eleanor BELT  w/o Erasmus WEST
3.  Mary (BELT) JOHNSON
4.  Anne BELT  w/o James MORRISON
5.  Louisa BELT  w/o Henry PRATHER
6.  Charlotte BELT  w/o Josiah JONES
7.  Fidelia BELT  w/o William TOWNSEND
8.  Priscilla BELT  w/o Samuel JAMISON
9.  Catharine BELT  w/o Singleton TOWNSEND
10. Maria BELT  w/o Levin BOONE
11. Sarah BELT  w/o John SCHROEDER
12. Harriett BELT, a minor

SLAVE - negro ISAAC (to Tobias)

Land - part "Merryland"; part "Hawkins Merry Peep a Day"; 
located next to Roger NELSON's property; and Thomas HAWKINS' 
"John and Priscilla".  The will stated his widow Anne was 
to receive 1/3 as her dower and his only son, Tobias, was to 
receive 250 acres with the balance (350 acres) being divided 
up among his remaining 11 daughters. 

Guardian was Benjamin WEST.

Sale was held 30 Dec 1820 and property was divided into two parts: 
- 1st lot of 173+ acres to Joseph West JOHNSON at $6,597.21; 
- 2nd lot of 189 acres to Otho THOMAS at $6,993. 
Each 1/11 share, $1,188.33; case closed Jul 1821.


684 - MAGRUDER - Oct 1821

John MAGRUDER, Maria V. MAGRUDER, Winifred MAGRUDER and Eliza MAGRUDER 
vs Louisa, Anthuesa, Ellen and Susan MAGRUDER

Bill filed 4 Oct 1821 and subpeona issued; dismissed 2 Nov 1821.


684 - ROOT, RICHARD, DAVDSON, DEATH, RILEY, COOK, TAYLOR - Jan 1821

Richard ROOT vs Edward RICHARD and w/ Sarah DAVDSON, 
James DEATH and wife, John ROOT, Edward RILEY and wife and Others

Filed 5 Jan 1821, subpeona issued; summoned COOK, TAYLOR and ROOT 
non sunt? residue on 3 Jul 1821; dismissed 17 Nov 1821.


684 - MAIN, BALTZELL, WACHTER - Apr 1819

George WACHTER and wife vs John MAIN and w/ Susanna, 
and Elizabeth A. BALTZELL

Filed 17 Apr 1819; answer filed 5 Jul 1819; dismissed 9 Jan 1822.


684 - WACHTER, BALTZELL, MAIN - May 1820

George WACHTER, pro ami of Maria WACHTER and Elizabeth BALTZELL 
vs Maria WACHTER and Elizabeth BALTZELL, infants, and John MAIN and 
Susanna MAIN

Filed 4 May 1820; answer filed 9 Dec 1820; William ROSS appointed 
Trustee on 7 Jul 1821 and bond filed; trustee report of sales filed 
on 7 Jan 1822; dismissed 9 Jan 1822. (papers must have been lost as
details of case are not written)


684 - GARROTT, CLAGETT - Sep 1817

Zachariah CLAGETT vs Elizabeth GARROTT, adm/of John P. GARROT, dec'd

Filed 15 Sep 1817; subpeona and then dismissed on 14 Mar 1822.


685-696 - HALL, PITTS, SHIPLEY - 1821

PITTS and SHIPLEY vs HALL

Nicholas HALL, dec'd (will)

1. Elizabeth PITTS

2. Ann  w/o Thomas C. SHIPLEY

3. Nicholas HALL Jr, dec'd 
......John Henry HALL
......Nicholas HALL

Will provided 1/3 each to his heirs.

Petition to divide property in equal thirds. Commission appointed 
24 Mar 1821 was John H. SIMMONS, Richard ROBERTS, James L. HIGGINS, 
William DOWNY and John PANCOAST; surveyor was Peter MANTZ, assisted 
by chain carriers, Michael UMBERGER and Izrael TAYLOR.

Land - part "New Market Plains"; part "Rich Forest" and resurveyed 
as "The Meadows" from Benjamin REEVES on 13 Oct 1795; 
- Lot# 1, being two parts of "New Market Plains". 

Neighbors were Belt BRASHEARS (conveyed to him by Nicholas HALL), 
Ambrose INGMAN, George PHILPS, Samuel ENGLAND and Hugh ANDERSON. 

Guardians were Charles McELFRESH, Thomas C. SHIPLEY and Belt 
BRASHEARS; case closed 30 Oct 1821.


696-707 - DULL/DOLL, WEBSTER - 1821

Samuel WEBSTER and w/ Sally and Sophiah DOLL vs Estate of Joseph DOLL

Joseph DULL  d/ intestate
widow - Catharine and 4 children

1. Sally DULL  w/o Samuel WEBSTER
2. Sophia DULL
3. Ezra DULL, minor
4. Barbarah DULL, minor

Land Indenture dtd 25 Mar 1803 to Joseph DOLL Jr from Henry 
McCLARY (w/ Martha) for $550, 1/2 of Lott# 87 in Frederick Town 
(to McCLARY from Henry ZEALER 20 Jun 1799). Lott was on corner 
of Love Lane and the road to John BRENGLE's with 2nd Street on 
the north.

Land Indenture dtd 4 Apr 1805 to Joseph DOLL Jr from William ADAMS 
(w/ Esther), merchant, for $251.25, Lott #24, part of "Taskers 
Chance" (to Adams from William Goldsborough 13 Dec 1804; and part 
of 3 acres was part of "Taskers Chance" from Baker JOHNSON 12 Mar 
1805.  Situated on land to road from Frederick Town to JOHNSON's 
Mill.

Guardian was John DOLL; highest bidder was David WEBSTER, 2 1/2 
acres for $577; widow received $68; each 1/4 share was $112.24; 
case closed Jan 1822.


707-717 - SMITH, BRUNNER, HALLER - 1817

Mary SMITH vs Estate of Henry SMITH

Henry SMITH  d/ Apr 1817 intestate, leaving
widow - Mary and 7 children, all minors 

1. Ezra SMITH
2. Harriet SMITH
3. Sophia SMITH
4. Theresa SMITH
5. David SMITH
6. Elizabeth SMITH
7. Charlotte SMITH (has since died intestate w/o issue)

Guardian was William ROSS, esq. The personal estate was 
insufficient to settle debts and Elias BRUNNER, administrator, 
requested a sale of real estate to settle the account. 

The property was 1/2 of Lott# 50 in Frederick Town; Joshua HALLER 
was security for $600 and held mortgage dtd Oct 1812.  The amount 
owed was $245.72 which has since been paid by Mary SMITH from her 
own monies on 1 Sep 1817. 

On 3 Dec 1820, sale was made to Elias BRUNNER Jr at $533.


718-726 - GARBER, FINE, SHRIVER, SMITH, COX - May 1821

Estate of Martin GARBER

Martin GARBER  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Hannah and 9 children

1. Solomon GARBER
2. Isaac GARBER
3. Mary GARBER  w/o Frederick FINE
4. John GARBER
5. Juliana GARBER  w/o John SHRIVER
6. Hannah GARBER, a minor
7. Martin GARBER, a minor
8. Abraham GARBER, a minor
9. Lydia GARBER, a minor

Guardian was John GARBER Sr.
 
Land - "Resurvey on Small Beginnings", 66 3/4 acres obtained 
from Henry YOUNG (w/ Elizabeth) in 1814 (previously from  
Charles CARROLL in 1760.

Sale was held 6 Aug 1821 and went to George COX at $1,204.09. 
Testimony on 7 Dec 1821 by Philip SMITH revealed Hannah, Martin's 
widow, was 45 years old. Widow received 1/8 in lieu of dower, 
$139.39; each 1/9th share, $108.41; case closed Jan 1822.


726-733 - COSKERRY, BROOKE, FULTON - Jul 1821

Basil BROOKE and Alexander FULTON vs John COSKERRY 

John COSKERRY failed to repay a note for $540, co-signed by 
Basil BROOKE, to the Frederick County Bank and BROOKE paid 
the note.  BROOKE was holding a mortgage from John for Lots
#65, 66, and 67 in Middleburg on Baltimore Street with 
improvements. The court ordered a sale to settle the account 
and John Thomas BROOKE was trustee. On 8 Nov 1821, sale was 
made to Basil BROOKE at $265 which was insufficient to cover 
the full extent of the note. Case closed Jan 1822.


733-741 - BERGER, FILLER, WATSON/WADSWORTH, BARGER, YOUNG, LEAKINS, 
    KESSLER, TORRANCE - 

Daniel LEAKINS vs Frederick BERGER 

Frederick BERGER  d/ 1820 (will 30 Mar 1820; 6 Mar 1821), leaving children,

1. George BERGER 
2. Frederick BERGER
3. Henry BERGER
4. Catharine FILLER
5. Susannah WATSON/WADSWORTH
   (to be held in trust during her life or, upon her death, to 
    go to her 5 children)
6. Elizabeth BARGER, dec'd
......Mottalena YOUNG, dec'd
---------Elias YOUNG
---------Samuel YOUNG
---------Mary YOUNG

Executor was Henry BERGER.  He was weak at the time and wanted 
the plantation sold.  Henry renounced the trust and letters of 
administration by the Orphan's Court went to Daniel LEAKINS, 
also a creditor.

Land - 75 acres and a wood lot of 25 acres on Katoctin Mountain. 

On 2 Nov 1821, sale was made to Andrew KESSLER at $4,150; but, 
Andrew sold his rights to James TORRANCE.  Each 1/6 share, $629.04; 
case closed Mar 1822.


741-753 - GITTINGS, FRAZIER, BUTLER, MORRISON, MITCHELL, HARDING, SLAVES, THOMAS - Mar 1820

Estate of Colmore GITTINGS - Petition to sell real estate 

Jeremiah GITTINGS, dec'd (will 18 Apr 1799; 2 May 1799), leaving
widow - Jeane and  11 children 

1. Colmore GITTINGS  d/ intestate
.....John F. GITTINGS
.....Eliza Ann GITTINGS  w/o Thomas N. HARDING
.....Lloyd GITTINGS
.....Juliett A.C. GITTINGS, a minor

2. Erasmus GITTINGS
3. Levi GITTINGS 
4. Jeremiah GITTINGS 
5. Verlinda FRAZIER 
6. Delila BUTLER 
7. Cassandra MORRISON 
8. Cavey MITCHELL 
9. Alley GITTINGS 
10.Julia GITTINGS 
11.Tracey GItTINGS 

SLAVES - negro DARY (to Levi); negro ZEPH (to Jeremiah); 
- negro SALL (to Verlinda); SALL? (to Delila); 
- negroes FRANK and BECK (to Cassandra); 
- negro boy LEM (to Cavey); negro KITT (to Alley); 
- negro CECELIA (to Julia); negro girl HENNEY (to Tracey)

Remainder of negroes to be equally divided among daughters. 

Land - "Merryland", 300 acre plantation; 70 acres to Colmore;
remainder divided between Levi and Jeremiah with Jeremiah
having the dwelling house.

Witnesses:  Thomas BEALL, Zachariah CLAGETT and John THOMAS.

Indenture dtd 28 Jun 1803 sites suit against Colmore GITTINGS by 
Lawrence BRENGLE, esq, and sheriff of Frederick County which lists 
two wits of fieri facias: one by James SMITH and the other by Peter 
GROVE against Levi GITTINGS for debts, damages and interest. Property 
of 115 acres of tract "Resurvey on Maryland" was attached and sold 
at public sale for 300 pounds current money and purchased by Colmore 
GITTINGS.

Eliza and her husband sold her share of interest to Col John Thomas 
for $2,775 on indenture dtd 2 Dec 1817. 

On 27 Sep 1821, sale was made to Col John THOMAS for 185 acres at 
$6,105, subject to the dower/life estate of Jane GITTINGS, widow
of Colmore; each 1/4 share of  of 64 1/4 acres was $1,462.11; case 
closed Jan 1822.

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