Frederick County, Maryland

Equity JS-5

These are abstracts from Equity Court Records of Frederick County, Maryland, Liber JS-5; 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 - MSA T2936, Loc 2-70-10-5)

1-21 - KEMP, STALEY, SHAFFER, BRUNNER, HAGGERTY - Feb 1825

Joseph KEMP vs Frederick KEMP Estate

Frederick KEMP (s/o Gilbert)  d/ 1820 intestate, leaving children 

- Gilbert KEMP - Ohio
- Abraham KEMP
- Eve  w/o John SHAFFER - Ohio
- Mary  w/o Daniel BRUNNER - Ohio
- David KEMP (assigned his share to Joseph in 1810)
- Joseph KEMP
- Elizabeth, dec'd w/o Jacob STALEY - her son,
.....Ezra STALEY, a minor

Land - tract "Foxes Spy", 201+ acres, from Jacob STALEY (w/ Elizabeth) in 
1810.  Patent was obtained by Joseph STALEY in 1798; Jacob was s/o Joseph 
STALEY, dec'd (w/ Julia).

Joseph STALEY's will written 4 Feb 1808 designated son Jacob to resurvey
into three tracts; parts sold were:  18 acres to Jacob STALEY in 1802; 
4 3/4 acres to George DOLE in 1806 on "Staley's Desire"; and 1+ acre of 
"Foxes Spy" to Peter KEMP in 1809; 1 3/4 acres of "Resurvey on Low L___" 
to Joseph STALEY in 1790; also, 1+ acres of "Country Seat" was transferred
from Peter Kemp to Jacob STALEY in 1809.  Remaining are 180 acres, except
for widow's dower (widow Julia STALEY) of 21 acres of "Foxes Spy".

David KEMP was guardian; Joseph M. PALMER was trustee; sale was held on
22 Dec 1825 at the tavern of John DILL in Frederick Town; 180 acres was sold
to Joseph KEMP for $2,700 subject to the 21 acres of Julia STALEY's dower.
However, later an agreement was made to transfer the sale to John STALEY 
on 12 Jan 1826.

Petition was mae by Sarah HAGGERTY w/o John HAGGERTY, deceased, stating she
obtained a judgement on 11 Mar 1820 against Gilbert KEMP in the name of
Israel LITTLE and w/ Elizabeth, adm/of John F. ARCHBOLD, use of John HAGGERTY.
Haggerty died in Baltimore with a will in 1824 and Sarah was executrix


21-41 - FLANIGAN, RENNER, GARROTT, WEST, MORRISON - Jul 1823

Malachi FLANIGAN Estate

Malachi FLANIGAN  d/ 1817 intestate, leaving 7 children

- Joseph FLANIGAN and w/ Elizabeth
- Letitia  w/o John RENNER
- Thomas M. FLANIGAN  d/ intestate, no issue
- John FLANIGAN
- Elizabeth FLANIGAN
- Matilda FLANIGAN (under 18) - Out of State
- Sarah Ann FLANIGAN (under 13)

Land - tract "I Know Not What" from Thomas Sim LEE of George Town, DC, in 1805;
and Lot #2 of "Resurvey on Maryland"; patented in 1732 by Cpt John COLVICE; and
"Hawkins Tenement" by Charles BEATTY; total of 206 acres.

Guardian of Sarah Ann was Erasmas GARROTT; trustee was Francis THOMAS; sale
to Joseph WEST on 5 Feb 1825 for $4,590.80.  Letitia and John RENNER transferred
their share to Thomas in 1818 before he died; Joseph assigned his share to 
James MORRISON in 1820.


41-65 - HOBBS, NORRIS, DORSEY, O'NEILL, McELFRESH - Feb 1825

William WERTENBAKER, William LOWE, Henry SMITH, Jesse WRIGHT, creditors
    vs Dr. Warner HOBBS

Warner HOBBS  d/ 4 Jun 1823 intestate, leaving 
widow - Eliza Anne - (now w/o Nelson NORRIS) - Baltimore, and children

- Thomas Hood HOBBS - Baltimore
- Laura HOBBS - Baltimore

Land - tracts "Peace and Quietness", "I Looked Many Places, None I Liked",
"Pretty Sally" (from Col. Thomas DORSEY of Anne Arundel County to Wm. HOBBS), 
totaling 500 acres - from his father, William HOBBS of Samuel.

Mortimer DORSEY was guardian; Patrick O'NEILL was administrator and trustee;
on 28 Nov 1825, sale made to Roderick DORSEY for 155+ acres of "Pretty Sally",
and to William HOBBS of Samuel for 141 acres.  On 18 Jan 1826, John H. McELFRESH
stated the widow was 28 years old; she received 1/7 of sales.


65-74 - BLACK, HAP, LIND, LICHTENWALTER, ECKENRODE - Mar 1824

John McKALEB vs Peter BLACK

Peter BLACK  d/ May 1823, leaving
widow - Sarah - and minor son,
- John BLACK

Administrator was Henry HAP; guardian was Abraham LIND; trustee was Abraham
LICHTENWALTER; 103+ acres were sold to Jacob ECKENRODE for $1,300.  On 11 Dec
1825, Henry HAP testified the widow was 24; she received 1/7 before the payments;
the remaining balance was insufficient and creditors were paid portion of claim.


74-94 - HERSHBERGER, DARR/DERR, KELLER, WILES, RAMSBURG - Feb 1825

George RAMSBURG vs John B. HERSHBERGER 

John B. Hershberger mortgaged his property, tract Children's Chance, to 
George Ramsburg and failed to make the payments within the allotted time.  
Property was conveyed to Hershberger by Edward BOTELER Jr on 16 May 1817 for 
5+ acres.  Hershberger also possessed land inherited from his father, Henry 
HERSHBERGER, tract "The Title is Good"; and part of a wood lot lying on the 
East side of Catoctin Mountain; also lots possessed by Henry Hershberger in 
New Town/Trap (Jefferson).  There is still $800 owed to Ramsburg.  

Henry HERSHBERGER died on or about 3 Feb 1812 leaving 8 children
...John B. HERSHBERGER
...Henry HERSHBERGER of Washington Co, MD (transferred his share to John B. 
    on 28 Dec 1818 for $2,000) (wife named Juliet)
...Susan HERSHBERGER  (later w/o John DARR (also listed as DERR) (guardian 
    was David KELLER)
(other children not named)
 
At the time of Henry's death, he possessed these lands:  Wood lot mentioned, 20 acres; 
part tract Fieldera; part tract Lowland; the latter two were resurveyed and combined 
into tract "The Title is Good", 147 acres; and five lots of ground in New Town Trap.

John B. Hershberger took out another mortgage to James WILES for $2,000 on 21 May 1821.  
He also sold 1/8 undivided share of the estate of Henry HERSHBERGER to James WILES and 
Susan HERSHBERGER (who is under the age of 21 and has since married John DARR / DERR) 
in May of 1822.  John also sold to Wiles 12 horses, 14 head of cattle, 19 head of sheep 
and a waggon.
 
Sale was held to finish paying the $556.90 debt plus interest.  The highest bidders 
were James WILES and Thomas HERSHBERGER; the balance was still somewhat insufficient 
to pay all the debt but was ratified.


94-104 - FLEMING, HUDSON, HINKLE, SCHLEY, PIGMAN - Aug 1825

Sarah FLEMING Estate

Sarah FLEMING (widow of Arthur FLEMING) d/ 19 Apr 1825 intestate, leaving children

- Samuel FLEMING
- Arthur FLEMING
- Thomas H. FLEMING
- Lucretia FLEMING w/o Robert W. HUDSON - Baltimore County
- Amelia FLEMING, now w/o Moses HINKLE (she d/ 8 Aug 1825, no issue)
- Joseph FLEMING  d/ 12 Sep 1825, intestate, leaving
.....widow - Lucy, and 2 minor children
.....Arthur FLEMING
.....Joseph Daniel FLEMING

Land - House and Lot #90 in Frederick Town, fronting Church Street, from Bean S. 
PIGMAN, esq, (w/ Harriet) in 1819.

Lucy ws the guardian of her children; trustee was Samuel FLEMING of Arthur.  Because
no sufficient bids were obtained, private sale was made to William SCHLEY, esq, on 
22 May 1826 for $1,950.  On 30 Jun 1826, Samuel FLEMING of Arthur stated the widow,
Lucy, was 25 years old; she received 1/7 in lieu of her dower.


104-115 - KEEFER, NULL, CORNELL, EICHERT, BROWN - Aug 1826

Daniel SELL vs William KEEFER/KEIFER Estate

William KEEFER  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Sarah, and minor sons

- Samuel KEEFER
- David KEEFER

Land - tract "Addition to Brookes Discovery on the Rich Lands", 40 acres from
Joseph BROWN.

Abraham NULL was administrator; guardian was William CORNELL.  Sale was held on
16 Dec 1826, high bidder was Sarah SHANER for $675.  On 18 Aug 1826, David EICHERT
testified the widow was 24 years old on 3 Nov 1825 and was in good health; she
received 1/7 of the sales.  The balance was insufficient and creditors received
$.44 on the dollar; finalized 3 May 1827.


115-129 - STEINER, KOONTZ, MURDOCK, ROBERTSON, SCHOLL - Feb 1826

Alexander FRIDGE and William MOORE, merchants of Baltimore City
    vs Jacob STEINER of Frederick Town

Jacob STEINER (w/ Elizabeth) signed mortgage to complainants with his brother,
Henry STEINER signing as endorser, along with Henry KOONTZ Jr as 2nd endorser.
The mortgage was paid, but before the release was signed -

Henry STEINER  died, leaving
widow - Rachel, and 8 minor children

- Henrietta STEINER
- John STEINER
- Henry STEINER
- Mary STEINER
- Elizabeth STEINER
- Rachel STEINER
- Josephus STEINER
- Thomas STEINER

Land - Lot #34 in Frederick Town on Market St, running to Patrick Street, by George
MURDOCK to Jacob STEINER in 1801; neighbors were James ROBERTSON and Charles SCHOLL;
Valentine BROTHERS was connected by mortgage.
Also, Lots 13 and 14 on Market Street held a Deed of Mortgage to Henry from Jacob;
Lot 14 had brick shop.

The mother was guardian; order was made for deed to be conveyed to complaintants on
25 May 1826.


129-140 - ZUMBRUM, SPAULDING, JONES, BOYLE, FICKEL, HIBBERD - Feb 1825

William B. HIBBERD and creditors vs John ZUMBRUM Jr ESTATE

John ZUMBRUM Jr  d/ Fall 1824 intestate, leaving
widow - Catharine, and 4 minor children 

- Elizabeth Hannah ZUMBRUM 
- Catharine Barbara ZUMBRUM 
- Joseph ZUMBRUM 
- Jacob ZUMBRUM 

Land - tract "Addition to Brooks Discovery on the Rich Lands", 59 1/2 acres,
from Daniel BOYLE (w/ Mary Henrietta) in 1812, lies next to lands of Michael FICKEL.

Administrator was Henry SPAULDING; guardian was Thomas JONES Jr; Willaim B.
HIBBERD was trustee to sell land subject to widow's dower; sale made to Catharine 
ZUMBRUM for $293.69


140-160 - LITTLEJOHN, SHOVER, BERGER, RAYMOND, PALMER, BUCKEY - Feb 1825

George Adam EBBERT vs George LITTLEJOHN

In 1823, Ebbert obtained judgement against Littlejohn for Lot #93 in Frederick
Town, conveyed by Peter SHOVER (w/ Sophia) and to him from Henry SHOVER in 1787.
Also, 1/4 of Lot 92 on Record Street in Frederick Town from Morrison MITCHELL in
1800.  There had been a mortgage to Henry WARING from Montgomery County also.

George LITTLEJOHN  d/ recently intestate, leaving
widow - Teresa, and 4 children

- Alexander LITTLEJOHN
- John LITTLEJOHN

- Leonard J. W. LITTLEJOHN, d/ before his father, intestate, leaving
.....Teresa LITTLEJOHN, a minor
.....Alexander LITTLEJOHN, a minor

- George W. LITTLEJOHN, d/ before his father, intestate, leaving
.....Elizabeth LITTLEJOHN
.....William F. LITTLEJOHN, a minor
.....Francis LITTLEJOHN, a minor
.....George David LITTLEJOHN, a minor

Administrator was Jacob BERGER; guardian was James RAYMOND, esq.  The widow sold
her dower rights to Joseph W. PALMER.  Frederick A. SCHLEY was trustee; In Apr 1826,
sale made to Joseph M. PALMER for 1/2 of Lot 93 at $420; to Michael BUCKEY for 1/4
of Lot 92 at $680.


160-176 - BARNHART, SNOOK, REINBEY, BIRELY, KIRBY - Feb 1825

Adam SNOOK, Sebastian SULTZER and William MORT, creditors 
    vs Philip BARNHART Estate

Philip BARNHART died with will written 14 Apr 1823, filed 28 Apr 1823, leaving
widow - Elizabeth, and children

- Mary "Polly" BARNHART
- Joseph BARNHART
- Catharine BARNHART (appears Catharine d/ by Feb 1825, in will but not here)
- Margaret "Peggy" BARNHART
- Eliza BARNHART
- David BARNHART (age given as 5 yrs, 3 mos, 8 days on date will written)

Executor was Adam SNOOK.

Land - House and Lot, 5 acres

Guardian was Uriah REINBEY; sale made to John KIRBY in Feb 1826 for $255.
On 7 Jun 1826, Jacob BIRELY stated the widow was 50 and in tolerable health;
she received 1/8 in lieu of her dower; funds insufficient, creditors paid
$55 1/2 on the dollar.


176-186 - STEVENS, McBRIDE, WHARF, WHITE, TORRANCE - Aug 1825

Edward McBRIDE as guardian vs James STEVENS Estate

James STEVENS, the Elder died with will written 11 Jan 1815, leaving
widow (unnamed) and since died, and children

- Joseph STEVENS
- James STEVENS

- Sarah STEVENS, now dec'd (1/6 after death of 1st husband), her children 
.....Teresa  w/o Joseph WHARF
  Sarah's 2nd husband - Edward McBRIDE - her children
.....Mary Ann McBRIDE
.....John McBRIDE
.....James McBRIDE
.....William Joseph McBRIDE

- Susanna STEVENS
- John STEVENS
- Ann STEVENS

Guardian was Charles S. WHITE; trustee was Edward McBRIDE; sale to James
TORRANCE in May 1826 for $400.


186-198 - CRAPSTER, JENNINGS, ONCAL?, HICKSON, GARTZ, SMITH, JONES - Aug 1825

Abraham JONES vs John CRAPSTER

On 10 Sep 1821, John CRAPSTER conveyed all his interests in property to
Abraham JONES in Article of Agreement.  But, before the deed was conveyed,

John CRAPSTER Sr  died, leaving
widow - Susannah (released dower), and 7 children

- Bazil CRAPSTER
- John CRAPSTER
- William CRAPSTER
- Sophia JENNINGS
- Evaline  w/o Walter ONCAL?
- Peter CRAPSTER
- Mary  w/o Henry HICKSON - Out of State

Land - 4 lots in Liberty Town, Lot 35 on north side of Main Street, property 
of Abraham CRAPSTER, dec'd, conveyed to him by Christian COMPHER in 1787;
Lot 34, part "Duke's Woods" on Piney Run from Jacob GARTZ (w/ Ann) in 1789;
Lot 36, part "Duke's Woods" on Piney Run from Christian SMITH (w/ Appolonia),
farmer, to Abraham CRAPSTER, merchant in 1790. On 18 Jan 1827, court approved
the deed to be conveyed to complainant.


198-212 - SMITH, CREAGER, ROOT, BOTENBERGER, RICHWINE, KEPLER, 
     BRAIN, LAUB, BOWER, REGAN, SNOOK, DEVILBISS, HARTZ - Aug 1824

Matthias SMITH Estate

Matthias SMITH wrote his will on 23 Sep 1801, leaving his plantation and everything
to his wife and to be sold and divided upon her death and distributed evenly among 
his children.  He wrote a codicil on 28 Feb 1805 to ensure his grandchildren from
any deceased child would inherit their parent's share.  He did not name any of his
children in his will which was filed on 1 Aug 1817.  His wife and Adam SNOOK were
named as executors.  His widow later moved to Huntingdon Co, PA to be with her 
children and released her dower so the estate could be sold and divided.

Matthias SMITH  d/ before 1 Aug 1817, leaving
widow - Mary Ann - Huntingdon Co, PA, and 11 children

- Jacob SMITH - PA
- John SMITH - PA
- Barbara  w/o Daniel CREAGER - Out of State
- Magdalena  w/o Lemuel ROOT - Out of State
- Christiana  w/o William BOTENBERGER - Out of State
- Mary  w/o Jacob RICHWINE - Out of State
- Ann  w/o Peter KEPLER - Out of State
- Catharine  w/o Benjamin BRAIN - Frederick County, MD

- Abraham SMITH, dec'd - his children
.....Anne  w/o Benjamin LAUB (not HAGAN) - NY
.....Mary SMITH - Out of State

- Elizabeth, dec'd w/o Conrad BOWER - her children
.....Barbara BOWER - Out of State
.....Elizabeth BOWER, minor - Frederick Co, MD
.....Eve BOWER, minor - Frederick Co, MD
.....Michael BOWER - Out of State

- Susanna, dec'd w/o George REGAN - her children
.....Mary REGAN, minor - Frederick Co, MD
.....Elizabeth REGAN, minor - Out of State

Land - Lots 225 and 226 in Frederick Town, from John DEVILBISS of Casper in 1804.

George W. GIST was guardian of Eve BOWER and Mary REGAN; trustee was Richard H.
MARSHALL; on 25 Oct 1826, sale made to Francis HARTZ for $465.


212-217 - GILLMYER - Jul 1826

Continuation of Distributions of Francis GILLMYER Estate (see JS-3, 15-23)


217-234 - BURGESS, HOUCK, STIER, HAMMOND, WOOD, McCANN, 
    LARKIN, INGRAM, LAWRENCE, CRONISE - Aug 1825

John BURGESS Estate - Sale of Real Estate

John BURGESS agreed to sell 40 acres with a mill to Luke INGRAM in 1819,
Ambrose INGRAM and John ELLIOTT as sureties.  A judgement was obtained
againt Luke INGRAM and the sheriff, Thomas W. MORGAN, sold the property
to Washington BURGESS on 15 Jul 1823.

John BURGESS  d/ 1821, leaving 9 children

- Eleanor  w/o John HOUCK (but formerly Mrs. McCANN)
.....Minerva McCANN, a minor (not listed on original petition)
- Nancy  w/o Henry STIER
- Charlotte  w/o Nathan HAMMOND
- Ruth  w/o John WOOD
- Sarah D. BURGESS
- Juliann BURGESS, later w/o Micah LARKIN
- John H. BURGESS
- Washington BURGESS
- William P. BURGESS - Out of State
.....Oliver BURGESS
.....Louisa BURGESS
.....John BURGESS

The deceased Burgess had a will with Washington BURGESS and Nathan
HAMMOND as executors.

Land - tract "Wet Time"?, 260 acres, with mill known as Roseberry Mills,
where Richard LAWRENCE, deceased, had lived; Burgess purchased in 1801
from Otho LAWRENCE.
 
On 25 Mar 1826, sale for 40 acres with mill went to Jacob CRONISE for
$2,510.


235-243 - BOGART, STRIDER, ARNOLD - Aug 1824

David ARNOLD vs Philip BOGART Estate

Philip BOGART (w/ Christiann) was indebted to Philip STRIDER (Out of 
State) for land on which Bogart built a house.  In 1820 Bogart made a 
deed of conveyance to his daughter, Mary BOGART.  Strider assigned the 
note to David ARNOLD who obtained a judgement against BOGART in 1822.  
Arnold is asking the deed to Mary BOGART (Out of State) be voided since 
there are debts still due him.

Land - tract "Resurvey on Maryland", 10+ acres, next to lands of John ECARD.

Bean S. PIGMAN, Esquire, trustee, sold property, at Barnes Town in Frederick
County, to David Arnold on 3 Apr 1826 for $100; monies were still insufficient.


244-251 - McPHERSON, UHL, CROMWELL, HOFFMAN - Feb 1826

Hugo UHL vs Alexander McPHERSON Estate - Title

Hugo UHL (from Austria) applied for citizenship in 1826 and received it 
(naturalization certificate as exibit).  In 1822, he purchased Lots 180 
and 181 in Frederick Town from John CROMWELL (w/ Catharine) (to him from 
John HOFFMAN in 1820), paid him and took possession and built a house.  
At the time of the purchase, Hugo was an alien and unable to purchase 
land in Maryland; therefore, the deed was put in the name of Alexander 
McPHERSON of Frederick Town with the understanding McPherson would 
reconvey the land to Hugo when he became a citizen.  Unfortunately, 
before Hugo was naturalized,

Alexander McPHERSON died, leaving
widow - Matilda Chase McPHERSON, and 3 minor children

- Catharine McPHERSON
- Matilda McPHERSON
- John  McPHERSON

Guardian was John McPHERSON Jr; the widow acknowledged the stated facts
and released her rights of dower.  The court assigned the widow as the
guardian for the purpose of transferring the deed on 7 Nov 1826.


252-263 - MURPHY, DARNALL, WATERS, DORSEY - Aug 1826

James MURPHY Estate

James MURPHY  d/ 30 Nov 1824 or 1825 intestate, leaving children

- James Haddock MURPHY
- Philemon Smith MURPHY
- Rebekah MURPHY
- Henrietta  w/o Robert DARNALL
- Theresa, a minor,  w/o Charles WATERS
- Baker Sylvester MURPHY, a minor
- Dennis MURPHY, a minor

Land - tract "Backland" (or "Blackland"), 202 acres.

James H., Philemon and Rebecca sold their interests to Henrietta and Robert
DARNALL.  Dennis DORSEY was guardian and trustee; on 13 Sep 1826, private 
sale was made to Robert DARNALL $4,040.


263-294 - WOLFE, CARMACK, ANDERS, BIRELY, HAMMOND, DURN, 
    HANN/HAUN, OWLER/OHLER, MURPHY, SNIDER, OTT, MART/MORT, 
    BLESSING, HAUPTURAN - Jul 1823

Jacob WOLFE Estate

Paul WOLFE, farmer - wrote will on 28 Jun 1775, filed 24 Jul 1775, leaving
widow - Margaret and 3 children

- Jacob WOLFE  d/ Apr 1823, without issue

- Sarah WOLFE  w/o John CARMACK, died many years ago, leaving
.....John CARMACK
.....Paul CARMACK
.....William CARMACK
.....Susan CARMACK
.....Sarah, dec'd  w/o John ANDERS
..........Abraham ANDERS - Out of State
..........Margaret ANDERS, later w/o Samuel BIRELY
..........Mary ANDERS
..........Elizabeth ANDERS
..........John ANDERS - Out of State
..........Paul ANDERS, a minor
..........Jacob ANDERS, a minor
..........Susan ANDERS, a minor
..........Sarah Ann ANDERS, a minor

- Mary WOLFE  w/o Evan CARMACK, died number of years ago, leaving
.....Peter CARMACK - Out of State
.....Catharine CARMACK - Out of State
.....Anna CARMACK, now w/o Nathan HAMMOND - Out of State
.....Elizabeth  w/o William DURN
.....Mary (d/ Oct 1823 intestate) w/o William HANN/HAUN - her children
..........John HANN 
..........Philip HANN 
..........Margaret HANN   w/o Abraham OWLER/OHLER
..........Hugh HANN, a minor
..........William HANN, a minor
..........Benjamin HANN, a minor
..........Jacob HANN, a minor
.....Jacob CARMACK, dec'd - his children
..........Evan CARMACK
..........Samuel CARMACK
..........Martha  w/o David OTT
..........Mary CARMACK, now w/o Jacob SNIDER
..........Christian CARMACK, a minor
..........Jacob CARMACK, a minor
.....Margaret, dec'd w/o William MURPHY - her minor children
..........William MURPHY
..........Mary MURPHY
..........Joshua MURPHY
..........Elizabeth MURPHY

Land - tract "The School House Lott" and "Resurvey on Mackey's Choice", 
"Welsh Cabin", "Bare Denn" (from Cornelius CARMACK), "The Long Snake",
totals 755 acres (to be divided into 5 sections); (includes all the lands 
northeast of Little Pipe Creek), lying next to lands of Mathias MARTS (or
MART/MORT) and the northeast and north side of Little Pipe Creek and across 
Great Pipe Creek.

Lands given to son Jacob were to go to his sisters and their children should
he die without issue.  Guardian was Philip HAUPTURAN; Samuel CARMACK was trustee; 
on 16 Jul 1825, 3 sections were sold:  1+ acre to John CARMACK; 202 acres to 
George BLESSING; 34 acres to William CARMACK; on 17 Sep 1825, sale made to 
Samuel BIRELY for 278 acres and to John CARMACK for 238 acres.  Total sales 
were $6,293.10.


294-305 - SLICK, MUNSHOWER, HILL, LIND, SNIDER, SHRINER, KEPHART - Feb 1826

William LIND and creditors vs John SLICK Estate

In 1822, John SLICK made a note to Daniel BOYLE and John DARBY, t/a Boyle and
Darby.  Darby transfered his intersts to Boyle after the dissolution of their
partnership; Boyle assigned his interests to Abraham LIND who then transferred
his to William LIND.

John SLICK  d/ intestate, leaving children

- Sarah MUNSHOWER, d/ before her father - her child
.....Sevilah MUNSHOWER

- Elizabeth  w/o Clemment HILL
- James SLICK, a minor
- John SLICK, a minor
- Jeremian SLICK, a minor

Land - tract "Retirement Corrected", 5 acres wooded; "Resurvey on Brother's
Agreement", 17 acres; both lie on banks of Big Pipe Creek.

Administrator was George B. SHRINER; guardian was David KEPHART; trustee was
Clotworthy BIRNIE; sale held 28 Feb 1826, buyer was George SNIDER for $441.50;
proceeds insufficient, creditors paid $.96 on the dollar.


305-328 - PHILLIPS, HOFFMAN, PENN, PRATHER, KNIGHT, HOLLAND, 
    SHELMERDINE, SLYS, OWINGS, TUCKER, PECK/PEAK, COCKEY, 
    KILGOUR, JOHNSON - Jul 1823

Samuel PHILLIPS Estate

Samuel PHILLIPS  d/ intestate, leaving 
widow - Rebecka and children

- James PHILLIPS
- Levi PHILLIPS
- Samuel PHILLIPS
- Wesley PHILLIPS
- John PHILLIPS
- Eleanor PHILLIPS  w/o George HOFFMAN
- Ann PHILLIPS  w/o Benjamin PENN
- Warren PHILLIPS, a minor
- Thomas PHILLIPS, a minor
- Hanson PHILLIPS, a minor

- Amelia PHILLIPS (died before father) w/o John PRATHER - her children 
.....Nancy PRATHER  w/o Samuel SLYS - ohio
.....Susannah PRATHER  w/o Wyat OWINGS - Ohio
.....Amelia PRATHER  w/o Zadock TUCKER - Ohio

- Sophia PHILLIPS  w/o Joshua KNIGHT, both d/ intestate - their children,
.....Matilda KNIGHT  w/o Jacob PECK (or PEAK)
.....Unice KNIGHT  w/o James PECK (or PEAK)
.....Leonard KNIGHT
.....Anna KNIGHT
          (all live in Missouri and Kentucky)

- __________  PHILLIPS (died before father) w/o Samuel HOLLAND - their children 
       (FCML lists Nackey Phillips to Samuel Holland on 7 Jan 1792) - all in Ohio
.....Enoch HOLLAND
.....Wilson HOLLAND
.....Nathan HOLLAND
.....Samuel HOLLAND
.....John HOLLAND
.....Alfred HOLLAND
.....Angelina HOLLAND, a minor
.....Edwin HOLLAND, a minor
.....Stephen HOLLAND, a minor
.....Rebecca HOLLAND, a minor
.....James HOLLAND, a minor
.....Catharine HOLLAND, a minor
.....Harriet HOLLAND, a minor
.....Augusta HOLLAND, a minor
.....Helen HOLLAND, a minor
.....Zino HOLLAND, a minor

- Unice PHILLIPS  w/o Stephen SHELMERDINE (both died before her father), their children,
.....Augusta SHELMERDINE  w/o Joseph C. COCKEY - Baltimore County
.....Anna E. SHELMERDINE  w/o John A.T. KILGOUR - Montgomery County
.....Grafton A. SHELMERDINE - Virginia
.....Edwin H. SHELMERDINE, a minor - Baltimore County

Land - parts of tracts "Catch As Catch Can", 2+ acres, 111 acres, 200 acres, 10 acres;
"I Have Lost The Most", 3 acres

Mrs. Rebeckah PHILLIPS was guardian for Warren, Thomas and Hanson; Joseph C. COCKEY
was guardian for Edwin H. SHELMERDINE; Samuel OWINGS of Baltimore County was guardian
for the others.  George HOFFMAN was trustee; on 19 Mar 1825, sale made to Richard
JOHNSON of 97 acres for $2,231.  The remainder was the home place and could not warrant
a sufficient bid.  On 27 Mar 1826, the home place of 217 1/2 acres was sold to Levi
PHILLIPS for $6,557.62 1/2; the widow received 1/9 in lieu of her dower.


328-351 - HAMMOND, STIER, JOHNSON, ANGEL, GAITHER, 
          UNKEEFER, DORSEY - Jan 1823

Vachel HAMMOND Estate

Vachel HAMMOND  d/ Dec 1821 intestate, leaving 
widow - Priscilla and 11 children,

- Elizabeth HAMMOND  w/o Frederick STIER*
- Polly HAMMOND  w/o Benjamin JOHNSON
- Nathan HAMMOND
- Carroll HAMMOND
- Regin HAMMOND
- Thomas HAMMOND
- John HAMMOND
- Juliet HAMMOND  w/o Jacob ANGEL
- Dawson HAMMOND, a minor

- Loyd HAMMOND  d/ 1799 intestate, leaving
  widow - Polly and only son,
.....Mordecai L. HAMMOND

- Upton HAMMOND  d/ after father, intestate, leaving
  widow - Arianna and children
.....Harriett HAMMOND
.....Martha HAMMOND, a minor
.....Philip HAMMOND, a minor
.....Vachel HAMMOND, a minor
.....Upton HAMMOND, a minor
.....John HAMMOND, a minor
.....Charles Randolph HAMMOND, a minor

Land - tract "Hammond's Good Luck", but has transferred all but two parts,
122 acres and 24 acres, lies next to John MAYNARD and Richard WARFIELD.  
The land contained 488 acres in his 1795 patent which was a resurvey from 
"Gaither's Chance", a 1,060 acre tract patented to Benjamin GAITHER in 1732, 
and "Hammond's Strife", a 1,230 acre tract patented to John HAMMOND in 1753,
includes plat.

Guardian was Abdiel UNKEFER; trustee was Carroll HAMMOND; sale made on 12 May
1823 to Thomas HAMMOND for $6,293.58.  Advancements in real estate were made
to several of the children including Regin, Upton, John, Polly and Nathan on
the tract "Polly's Inheritance".  Mordecai, now of the state of 'Massissia',
sold his interests to Thomas in 1823.  Richard DORSEY was made guardian for
Upton's children in Jul 1826 with Martha now of age. 

* Elizabeth STIER, a daughter, died between 12 May 1823 and Jul 1825.  An 1818 
agreement, of 185 acres of tract "Polly's Inheritance" from Nathan to all siblings 
except Loyd and Dawson, seems to indicate Elizabeth was then married to a Charles 
HAMMOND.  This would then indicate the following petitioners were her children 
by both marriages -
a petition was filed by Adelia HAMMOND, Charles Jonathan HAMMOND and Elizabeth
Ann STIER by Thomas HAMMOND, their guardian, concerning whether her husband,
Frederick STIER, should collect her share; decision to be continued.  


351-377 - BECRAFT, McDANIEL, HENSEY, JUSTICE, HATFIELD, BLACKBURN, 
      MOALESWORTH, PRESTON, MAYHUGH, HARRIS, HARLIN, GARBER, 
      BAKER, KLINE, LUGENBEEL, SHRINER, JONES, SAPPINGTON, 
      LAWRENCE, CASSEL - Aug 1825

Peter BECRAFT Estate

Peter BECRAFT  d/ 12 Nov 1825 intestate, without issue, leaving his 7 siblings,

bro/ John BECRAFT
sis/ Rachael BECRAFT  w/o Redmond McDANIEL, dec'd - Ohio
sis/ Elizabeth HENSEY? - Ohio
bro/ Abraham BECRAFT - KY

bro/ Benjamin BECRAFT, dec'd - his only child,
..........Benjamin BECRAFT - KY

bro/ George BECRAFT, dec'd - his children,
..........Abraham BECRAFT
..........John BECRAFT
..........Peter BECRAFT
..........Elizabeth BECRAFT  w/o Willliam BLACKBURN
..........Catharine BECRAFT  w/o George MOALESWORTH
..........Sophia BECRAFT  w/o John PRESTON
..........Delilah MAYHUGH
..........Rebecca HARRIS, dec'd - her minor children,
...............John HARRIS
...............Thomas HARRIS
...............William HARRIS
...............George HARRIS
...............Francis HARRIS
...............Drucilla HARRIS
...............Catharine HARRIS

sis/ Rebecca BECRAFT  w/o William JUSTICE (1st), both dec'd

..........William JUSTICE, dec'd - his children,
...............David JUSTICE
...............Mary JUSTICE
...............Abel JUSTICE
...............John JUSTICE
...............Catharine JUSTICE  w/o Jacob GARBER
...............Elizabeth JUSTICE  w/o Samuel BAKER
...............Wiliam JUSTICE, a minor

..........Elizabeth JUSTICE, dec'd w/o Daniel HARLIN - her children,
...............Daniel HARLIN - Out of State
...............Joshua HARLIN
...............Solomon HARLIN
...............Sarah HARLIN w/o Henry KLINE
...............Elijah HARLIN, dec'd - his minor children,
....................Sophia HARLIN
....................Sarah Anne HARLIN
....................Daniel HARLIN

..........Ezekiel JUSTICE - Out of State

..........George JUSTICE, dec'd - his only child,
...............William JUSTICE

..........Moses JUSTICE - Out of State
..........Thomas JUSTICE - Out of State
..........Daniel JUSTICE - Out of State

     and Rebecca BECRAFT was subsequently w/o Thomas HATFIELD (2nd)
..........Benjamin HATFIELD
..........Peter HATFIELD - Out of State
                  
Land - tracts "That or None" and "Hobson's Choice" (from James WOOD in 1786),
totals 161+ acres (resurveyed from the original tract "McDaniel's Chance"), lies
next to "Partnership"; also "Shrinerea", parts of 32 acres and 45+ acres.

The 1813 deed to Peter BECRAFT for the first two tracts was from

James McDANIEL Sr, dec'd - his chidren and heirs -
- William McDANIEL
- James McDANIEL
- John McDANIEL
- Joseph McDANIEL
- David McDANIEL
- Rachel McDANIEL  w/o David EVERS

An 1823 deed was from Abraham JONES, executor of Peter SHRINER for the
32 acres of "Shrineria"; the 45+ acres called "Woods Lot" was from William
LUGENBEEL (w/ Margaret) in 1824, adjoined "Hobson's Choice".

Guardian for the Harlin children was Stephen KLINE; Thomas Sappington for 
William Justice of William, George and Catharine Harris.
The trustee was John LUGENBEEL; sale advertised in papers of Frederick and
also in Lancaster and York, PA.  On 27 Jun 1826, sale made to Martha E.
LAWRENCE of 33 acres for $42/acre; on 31 Jul 1826, sale made to Francis B.
SAPPINGTON of 106 acres for $31/acre, and to Jacob CASSEL of 99+ acres for
$30.79/acre; total sales was $7,772.76; 1/7 share was $1,059.67; finalized
on 1 Nov 1826..


377-388 - COOPER, WITHEROW, WHITE, LOY, NICHOLS - Feb 1826

Sarah WITHEROW vs John COOPER 

John COOPER issued note to his sister, Sarah WITHEROW for her father's legacy
of $1,040.86 in 1816.

Land - tract "Brook's Reserve", 96 acres (conveyed from John McNICHAN in 1770
to David WHITE and by David WITHEROW, executor of Sarah WHITE, to Cooper in 1814).
Tract did contain 98 acres but two acres were sold off to George LOY.

Sarah WITHEROW obtained a mortgage from Cooper in 1821 but payments have not
been received.  James NICHOLS was assigned as trustee; sale made on 11 Nov 1826
to Sarah WITHEROW at $14/acre; proceeds insufficient, paid $.49 on the dollar;
finalized 7 Feb 1827.


388-394 - COOMES, JOHNSON, LABES, BUCKEY - Mar 1816

Roger JOHNSON vs Baulis COOMES' Heirs - Title

Samuel MOALE, esquire, was trustee to sell real estate of James LABES, an 
insolvent debtor of Baltimore County in 1805.  Moale sold said real estate
to Baulis? COOMES who later assigned his rights to Roger JOHNSON.  Moale
refused to make the deed to Johnson and issued a deed to Coomes as per the
original sale.  Before the deed could be re-issued,

Baulis COOMES  d/ intestate, leaving 3 minor children,

- Joseph R. COOMES
- Eliza B. COOMES
- Rebecca COOMES

Land - Lot# 1 of "New Bremen", 9 acres on road from Frederick Town to Noland's 
Ferry, next to "Jedburgh Forrest".

Joseph A. JOHNSON was guardian, but on 17 Nov 1825, when the court approved the
transfer of the deed (per Act of Assembly of Nov 1773, Chapter 7, Section 2), 
Daniel BUCKEY was made guardian for that purpose.


395-406 - GREEN, BRISH, CAREY, RAYMOND, DOLL, STICKELL, SCHISLER - Feb 1826

Creditors vs Estate of Lewis GREEN

Lewis GREEN  d/ 1 Feb 1826 intestate, leaving
widow - Eliza, and 3 minor children,

- Frederick GREEN
- Matilda GREEN
- Lewis GREEN

Land - House and Lot on Second Street in Frederick Town, between
John SCHISLER and the late Conrad DOLL (now occupied by Solomon
STICKELL), conveyed to Green from Doll.

Administrator was the widow, Henry E. BRISH and Robert C.J. CAREY;
guardian was James RAYMOND; Frederick A. SCHLEY was trustee.
Sale held Aug 1826, buyer was William S. McPHERSON, one of the
creditors, for $2,000; proceeds insufficient, paid $.66 1/2 on
the dollar.


406-419 - BARCLAY, DELOZIER, STEWART, CROCKETT, 
          VALENTINE, HEAD, SHOVER, GUMP - Feb 1826

Patrick LOWE and other creditors vs Estate of Joseph BARCLAY 

Joseph BARCLAY  d/ 1826 intestate, leaving children,

- John BARCLAY 
- James BARCLAY 
- Sarah BARCLAY, a minor
- Anne BARCLAY, a minor
- Joseph BARCLAY, a minor

Land - tract "Empty Pocket", 53 acres, from John HEAD (and w/ Sophia S.),
next to lands of Peter SHOVER, dec'd, and John GUMP.

One of the debts was paid to James HUGHES, a merchant of Emmitsburg, for
Ignatius DELOZIER, the s/o of Daniel; Anne DELOZIER was the executrix of 
Daniel DELOZIER of Cambria Co, PA.

Administrator and trustee was John STEWART; guardian was James CROCKETT.
Sale on 22 Jun 1826 went to Solomon VALENTINE for $507; proceeds insufficient,
paid $.26 on the dollar.


419-431 - McELFRESH, SLAVES, SMITH - Jan 1825

Joseph HIBBERD and Gerard COWMAN, adm/of Richard ROBERTS, 
and John PANCOAST, creditors vs Philemon S. McELFRESH

Philemon S. McELFRESH was indebted to John PANCOAST by a mortgage that
Pancoast assigned to Richard ROBERTS who obtained a judgement in Aug 1824,
but Richard ROBERTS died intestate a short time thereafter.  Just prior
to the judgement, McElfresh made a deed of trust to his father, Charles
McELFRESH for the following property -

Land - part of the lands of John H. SMITH, dec'd, conveyed by Rachel SMITH
and others in 1821; and tract "Principal", Lot #3, 204 acres, adjoining 
Charles McELFRESH Lot #2.

Also, the following Negro SLAVES - THORNTON, 24; AARON, 18; LEWIS, 13;
MARY, 23; NELLY, 1; MILLY, 8; LOUISA, 4; DRUCY, 3; DENNIS, 9 months;
and SAMUEL, 1 month.

Also, livestock, grains, tobacco and farm equipment.

Frederick A. SCHLEY was made trustee to sell real estate, but too low a
bid was received; thereafter Charles McELFRESH offered $10/acre and the
bid was accepted.  In Aug 1826, John TALBOTT petitioned the court claiming
he was now the administrator of Richard ROBERTS and record was changed to
notate him for those duties; finalized 28 Mar 1827.


432-455 - RAMSBURG, DUTROW, STONER, STULL, ZIMMERMAN, DILL - Feb 1826

Jacob RAMSBURG Estate

Jacob RAMSBURG  d/ years ago intestate, leaving
widow - Ann Elizabeth and 10 children

- Frederick RAMSBURG
- George RAMSBURG and w/ Elizabeth - Berkely Co, VA (now WV)
- John RAMSBURG
- Jacob RAMSBURG Jr
- Christian RAMSBURG and w/ Catharine 
- Casper RAMSBURG Sr
- Catharine RAMSBURG  w/o George DUTROW

- Susannah, dec'd w/o John STONER - their children,
.....George STONER - Out of State
.....John STONER Jr - Out of State
.....Christian STONER
.....Susannah STONER, a minor
.....Ann R. STONER, a minor
.....Ann E. STONER, a minor
.....Denis C. STONER, a minor

- Henry RAMSBURG, dec'd - Out of State - his children,
.....Ezra RAMSBURG, a minor
.....Elizabeth RAMSBURG, a minor
.....Jacob RAMSBURG, a minor
.....Ann E. RAMSBURG, a minor

- Elizabeth RAMSBURG  w/o Adam STULL

Land - Half of Lot #14 of "Tasker's Chance"; 
- tract "Turkey Manor", 55 acres, on Kittoctin (Catoctin) Mountain, 
east side of White Rock Ridge from 1775 warrant; 
- tracts "Resurvey on Stony Hill" and "Shoemaker's Choice", 18 acres, 
from Casper RAMSBURG in 1813; 
- "Chestnut Level", 17+ acres from John FREY in 1813 (in 1807, Elias 
BRUNNER sold 29 acres to John FREY who sold 8 acres to Henry FOX; 
3 1/2 acres of "Resurvey on Chestnut Hill" was to Frey by Frederick 
MIESSER).
- "Resurvey on Stony Hill" and Shoemaker's Choice", 271 acres, from
Jacob's father, Stephen RAMSBURG (w/ Catharine) in 1770.

George RAMSBURG sold his interests to his brother Frederick in 1823; 
Christian RAMSBURG sold his interests to his brother Casper in 1824.
Guardian of the Stoner children was John STONER; Frederick RAMSBURG
was trustee; sale held 25 Nov 1826, clear of dowers:
- George ZIMMERMAN for 17 acres at $14.50/acre
- John RAMSBURG for 55 acres at $6.12/acre
- Joshua DILL for lot and 2 acres in Frederick Town at $280
- Casper RAMSBURG bought the home place, 238 acres at $18/acre, but
  subject to the widow's dower.

Frederick RAMSBURG testified John STONER was about 54 and the widow,
Ann Elizabeth was about 75; Stoner rec'd 3/9 share as "curtesy" and
the widow rec'd 1/10 in lieu of her dower on the other properties;
finalized Jan 1827.


455-474 - EMMITT, OYSTER/EYSTER, TROXELL, GAMBLE - Feb 1826

Jacob TROXELL, adm/of Jacob OYSTER/EYSTER vs Josiah EMMITT Estate

Josiah EMMITT was indebted to Patrick REID and George GROVER by 
mortgage which they assigned to Jacob OYSTER in 1820.

Josiah EMMITT  d/ intestate, leaving children

- Samuel EMMITT
- Mary A. EMMITT
- Sarah EMMITT
- William B. EMMITT
- John F. EMMITT, a minor - Out of State
- Hannah J. EMMITT, a minor

Land - tract "Carrollsburg", 75 acres, on SW side of road from
Emmitsburgh through Josiah's farm to Jacob TROXELL's Mill on
Tom's Creek, adjoining lands of Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph
and Troxell.

William SHIELDS obtained a judgement against Samuel EMMITT and the
sheriff (Thomas W. MORGAN in 1824) sold his interests to Henry G.
WATERS and John BOWER (the latter being Out of State in 1826).

Jacob OYSTER died 1825, intestate, whereby Jacob TROXELL became his
administrator.  

David GAMBLE was guardian for Hannah; James NICHOLS, esquire, was 
trustee; after a second failed sale, private sale was made to Jacob
TROXELL for $7/acre on 29 Jan 1827.


474-484 - ELY, GROVE, DUNIGAN, OTNER, KELLY - Aug 1826

Henry STEINER vs Daniel ELY Estate

Daniel ELY  d/ Feb 1825 intestate, leaving
widow - Martha - now w/o Levi DUNIGAN
and siblings -

bro/ William ELY
bro/ Ezra ELY
sis/ Sophia  w/o Reuben GROVE

Land - Lot #224 of "Addition to Frederick Town", mortgaged in 1818,
except parts already sold by Daniel to Henry FOGLER, John TITLOW and 
Philip LAMBRECHTS.

Administrator was John OTNER; Frederick A. SCHLEY was trustee; sold to 
Henry KELLY subject to widow's right of dower for $215 in Feb 1827; 
estate was still insufficient.


484-499 - WEBB, HAMMOND, KINZER, GAITHER, SIMPSON, 
    DORSEY, WORTHINGTON - Aug 1826

Surratt D. WARFIELD for Bank of Frederick County 
    vs George WEBB Estate - Foreclosure

George WEBB  d/ before Sep 1826 intestate, leaving 4 minor children -

- Jeremiah WEBB
- William WEBB
- John Hanson Thomas WEBB
- George Washington WEBB

Land - tract "Resurvey on Spring Garden", part of Lot #4, 15 acres,
conveyed by Ephraim S. GAITHER (w/ Arirota) of Anne Arundel County
in 1820.  Gaither was a grandchild of Francis SIMPSON and the only
child of Henry GAITHER, dec'd.  Indenture was confirmed by Archibald
DORSEY and Nicholas WORTHINGTON of Thomas in Anne Arundel County. 

George WEBB also owed Thomas WEBB money from an 1823 note.  Thomas J.
HAMMOND was guardian; George FOX was trustee; sale made to John KINZER
for $250; estate still insufficient.


499-512 - KINLEY, BRANDENBURG, DOFFLER, BAKER, NORWOOD - Aug 1826

Lemuel BRANDENBURG and w/ Charlotte vs KINLEY Estates

In 1801, William KINLEY and Jacob KINLEY purchased land from William
BALLINGER (w/ Lydia).

William KINLEY  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Rachel and 5 children,

- Ann Maria  w/o John DOFFLER
- Dorcus KINLEY, a minor
- Susannah KINLEY, a minor
- Mary KINLEY, a minor
- Rachel KINLEY, a minor


Jacob KINLEY  d/ intestate, leaving
widow - Elizabeth - now w/o Dorsey BAKER
and 2 children,

- Charlotte  w/o Lemuel BRANDENBURG
- George KINLEY, a minor

Land - tracts "Henry and Elizabeth Enlarged" and "New Purchase", 221 
acres, with a small part being in Montgomery County, adjoins tracts 
"Hale's Roguery", "Quaker's Rite" and "Now Such".

Guardian was Thomas NORWOOD; Joseph M. PALMER was trustee; on 4 Jan 1827,
sale made to Lemuel BRANDENBURG for $3.40/acre, subject to dower rights 
of Jacob's widow.  On 3 Mar 1827, Jonathan DOFFLER testified the widow
Rachel was about 48 years old and in tolerable health.  She received
2/17 in lieu of her dower ($39.29); 1/5 of 1/2 was $58.94; 1/2 of the
other half (Jacob's) was $166.99; finalized 1 May 1827.


512-527 - CRAMER/CRAWMER, GOSLIN, MARKELY, MARKEL, 
    COCHRAN, HAVNER, STEELE - Feb 1826

Joseph JONES, creditor vs Philip CRAWMER/CRAMER Estate

Philip CRAWMER/CRAMER  d/ 17 Oct 1820 intestate, leaving
widow - Christina and 8 children,

- Peter CRAMER
- Daniel CRAMER
- John CRAMER
- Christina  w/o Beale GOSLIN - Baltimore County
- Barbara  w/o William MARKELY - Ohio
- Mary CRAMER
- Magdalene  w/o Alexander COCHRAN - Washington County
- Helpher CRAMER

Land - tracts "Smith's Lott" and "Hill Sides", 19+ acres, conveyed by 
Adam MARKEL (w/ Mary) in 1804, adjoins land of John NUSBAUM; "Resurvey 
on Smith's Lott", 102 acres, conveyed by Andrew HAVNER (w/ Susannah) in
1797, adjoins "Resurvey on Cold Friday"; also another part of "Resurvey
on Smith's Lott", 103 acres, conveyed by Andrew HAVNER (w/ Susannah) in
1796, resurveyed in 1792 for Jacob SMITH and originally part of "Resurvey
on Cold Friday", adjoins Gabriel MARCKELL's land; all contiguous.

Administrators were Peter and Daniel CRAMER; John NELSON, trustee.
On 24 Aug 1826, John LUGENBEEL, justice of the peace, testified the
widow is now deceased and Barbara and her husband live in Ohio.

On 28 Oct 1826, sale made to James STEELE for $4.51/acre; monies insufficient
and creditors paid $.54 on the dollar; finalized 25 Oct 1827.


528-540 - CRIST, DEVILBISS, MANTZ - Feb 1826

Barbara CRIST and Mary Ann CRIST vs Jacob CRIST

Philip CRIST Sr  d/ 26 Mar 1812; will written 24 Mar 1812, filed 2 Apr 1812
children -

- Jacob CRIST
- Catharine  w/o John H. DEVILBISS
- Philip CRIST Jr
- Ann CRIST
- Barbara CRIST
- Elizabeth CRIST
- Valentine CRIST
- John CRIST

John CRIST was executor; witnesses were Henry HEMP, Christopher HISE 
and Jacob CRONISE.

Barbara and Mary Ann petitioned to receive the remainder of their legacy
from their brother, Jacob.  Jacob had mortgaged the lands to Francis 
MANTZ, now dec'd, with Casper MANTZ, his son as representative; Nicholas
BUCHER/BOOGHER; and Henry GADUTTIG.  William ROSS, trustee, sold the
land to Casper MANTZ on 5 Mar 1827 for $1,821 (description of land not
given).


540-549 - SHRINER, HURDLE, ZENTMYER, ARTER, 
    SANDERS, BUCKEY, DILL, WINEBRENNER - Feb 1826

Anthony SHRINER Estate

Anthony SHRINER died, leaving
widow - Cassy and 6 children

- Polly  w/o Richard HURDLE
- Nelly  w/o John ZENTMYER
- Peter SHRINER
- Sarah Ann  w/o Michael ARTER
- John SHRINER, a minor
- Eve Ann SHRINER, a minor

Land - tract "McKey's Delight", 9+ acres, conveyed by George BUCKEY
(w/ Susannah) in 1816 and to Buckey from Frederick CRAWFORD in 1815.

Guardian of minors was Joshua DILL; trustee was Peter SHRINER; on
9 Dec 1826, sale made to Christian WINEBRENNER for $122.50, clear
of widow's dower.

On 28 Apr 1827, Henrietta SANDERS (maiden or married name ??) testified
she was a sister to the widow, Cassy, and Cassy was about 52 years old; 
widow received 2/17 in lieu of her dower; finalized on 3 May 1827.

(FCML lists Thomas SANDERS m/ Henrietta TRUNNEL, lic 15 Apr 1816)


549-564 - HUGHES, COOKERLY, SCHOLL, FLEMING, KELLER, 
    GUTHRIE, POTTS - Aug 1826

Julius C. GUTHRIE vs Greenbury HUGHES Estate

Levy HUGHES  d/ intestate, leaving children -

- John HUGHES
- Dorcas COOKERLY
- Charlotte  w/o Enos SCHOLL
- Harriett  w/o Samule FLEMING of Arthur
- Catharine  w/o Frederick KELLER
- Greenbury L. HUGHES, d/ intestate w/o issue
- Otho W. HUGHES, d/ intestate w/o issue

Samuel FLEMING of Arthur bought Greenbury's share; both Greenbury
and Otho died since their father.  In 1826, Julius C. GUTHRIE obtained 
a judgement against John HUGHES who was administrator of Greenbury Lee 
HUGHES.  In 1824, a deed of trust of John's share was made to Richard
POTTS.  Finalized 12 May 1827.

Land - tracts "Benvenus", 333 acres by patent to Levy in 1816; 
- "New Market Plains", 4 acres, by James ADAMS in 1817;
- "Resurvey on Locust Level", Lott 25, 73 acres by Benjamin DULANEY and 
   William COOKE in 1801;
- 4 lots in New Market by William COOKERLY in 1817;
- "Middle Plantation, Lot #3, 50 acres, by Eleanor POTTS;
- Lots 3194, 3195, 3196, 3197, lands westward of Fort Cumberland in
  Allegany County


565-575 - LIDIE, RIDGE, BECKENBAUGH, SNOOK - Jan 1825

Ephraim RIDGE and Greenbury RIDGE, adm/of Cornelius RIDGE
    vs Jacob LIDIE.

Jacob LIDIE was indebted to Cornelius RIDGE by mortgage in 1819; by
Dec 1823, Cornelius had died, intestate.

Land - House and Lot #80 in Creagers Town from Michael BOYER to Lidie

William ROSS, trustee, sold the property on 27 Jan 1827 to George 
BECKENBAUGH and Adam SNOOK for $100; proceeds were insufficient to
payoff the claim; finalized 14 Jun 1827.


575-587 - HOOK, CLAPHAM, McGILL - Feb 1825

James HOOK and Patrick McGILL Jr vs John B. HOOK (heir of James S. HOOK)

In 1821, James S. HOOK was indebted by mortgage.

James S. HOOK  d/ 1820 intestate, leaving
widow - Jane and 1 minor child,
- Mary Elizabeth HOOK

Land - tracts part "Hook's Conclusion" and part "Boat Harbour", 80 acres

Administrator was James HOOK; Hannah CLAPHAM was guardian; John NELSON
was trustee who sold the estate to James HOOK on 21 Apr 1827 for $1,170;
the widow received 1/6.


587-604 - SHRINER, STULTZ, KEPHART, BEAMER, ANGEL, 
    SHANER, SENTZ - Aug 1826

David KEPHART vs George SHRINER Estate

David KEPHART and George SHRINER were sureties on a note of Henry BEAMER
who was not able to pay the note and whereby Kephart and Shriner had agreed
to each pay half.  

George SHRINER  d/ intestate leaving
widow (unnamed) and 11 children,

- Ann  w/o David STULTZ
- Jacob SHRINER
- John SHRINER
- Samuel SHRINER, a minor
- William SHRINER, a minor
- Mary SHRINER, a minor
- Sarah SHRINER, a minor
- Elizabeth SHRINER, a minor
- Catharine SHRINER, a minor
- Abraham SHRINER, a minor
- Isaac SHRINER, a minor

Land - tract "Resurvey on Brother's Agreement", 125 acres

George B. SHRINER and Jacob SHRINER were administrators; guardian was
Michael ANGEL.  John's share was sold by the sheriff (for debts he owed)
to William SHANER.  The trustee, Clotworthy BIRNIE Jr sold the property
on 16 Mar 1827 to Jacob SENTZ for $1,250, subject to widow's right of
dower.  The children's 1/11 share after creditors' shares was $27.76.


604-615 - SPIDLER, HULL, ERHART, LIVELSBERGER, GAUBELING, 
    SNYDER, SOWERS, HINES- Feb 1826

Peter BUCKEY vs Mathias SPIDLER Estate

On 1 Apr 1824, Peter BUCKEY, as trustee, sold property to Mathias 
SPIDLER for $1,752.

Mathias SPIDLER  d/ c1826 intestate, w/o issue and unmarried
     his brothers and sisters -

bro/- Jacob SPIDLER - PA
bro/ George SPIDLER - PA
bro/ Adam SPIDLER - PA
sis/ Fanny  w/o Peter HULL *
sis/ Catharine  w/o Abraham ERHART - PA
sis/ Eve  w/o Jacob LIVELSBERGER - PA
sis/ Elizabeth  w/o Jacob GAUBELING - PA
sis/ Mary SNYDER - PA

bro/ John SPIDLER, dec'd - his minor children,
.....Samuel SPIDLER - PA
.....George SPIDLER Jr - PA
.....Catharine SPIDLER - PA
.....Harriet SPIDLER

Land - 13 Lots in Liberty, Numbers 167 thru 179; and
- "Crooked Slipe", 30 acres (subject to purchase money)

Jacob HULL was administrator; Peter HULL was surety; Frederick SOWERS 
was guardian of Harriet.  Peter HULL as trustee sold real estate to
Peter HINES for $1,200 in Apr 1827; proceeds insufficient.


615-645 - DUTROW, THRASHER, RENN, RICE, RHODES, WINFIELD, 
    SLAGLE, McCLARY, KELLER, DUDDERER, RAMSBURG, 
    DORSEY, HILLEARY - Aug 1826

Henry SLAGLE, Frederick SLAGLE and John THRASHER
    vs George B. DUTROW Estate

George Baldes DUTROW, the elder  d/ 1 Mar 1808
                      will dated 3 Aug 1803, filed 9 Mar 1808
w/ Elizabeth  and names in the will were

d/ Elizabeth, dec'd w/o John THRASHER - KY
d/ Darkey DUTROW, dec'd, no issue, unmarried
d/ Catharine  w/o George RENN, dec'd
- Pady/Patty  w/o Perry RICE
- Sally WILLING  w/o George RHODES
- Thomas WINFIELD
- George Baldes DUTROW, the younger
- Isaac DUTROW  d/ 1 Jan 1816 w/o issue

The plantation was left to George, the younger and Isaac as joint
owners with rights of survivorship; payments to other siblings.
Executors of George B. DUTROW, the elder, were the widow and 
Benjamin RICE.  

Elizabeth DUTROW, the widow  d/ 9 Oct 1823 
          - will dated 26 Feb 1822, filed 7 Oct 1823
her children listed were -

- John SLAGLE
- Mary McCLARY
- Frederick SLAGLE
- Elizabeth KELLER
- Charles SLAGLE
- Henry SLAGLE
- Jacob SLAGLE
- George Baltes DUTROW (shown as DUDERAR)

(This seems to indicate both George B. DUTROW, the elder, and
Elizabeth were both previously married and only George B. and 
Isaac were her children with George B. DUTROW, shown as DUDDERAR
in this listing.)

Executors of the widow Elizabeth were Henry SLAGLE and George B. DUTROW, 
the younger.  George, the younger, made a deed of trust to protect the 
interests of the other heirs.

George B. DUTROW, the younger, d/ 31 Jul 1826 intestate, leaving
widow - Ruth and 8 minor children,

- Reuben DUTROW
- Ruth DUTROW
- Elizabeth Hook DUTROW
- James DUTROW
- Jemima DUTROW
- Rebecca DUTROW
- John DUTROW
- George DUTROW

Administrator was Sebastian RAMSBURG Jr; Lloyd DORSEY was made
guardian on 12 Jul 1827; trustee was John NELSON; sale on 3 Feb 
1827 to John H. HILLEARY at $25.25/acre, 188+ acres.


645-657 - BIGGS, PITSZALL, PLAINS, STEWART, WILLIAR, 
    POULTNEY - Aug 1826

John STEWART vs John BIGGS Estate

John BIGGS Sr  died intestate
widow - Priscilla and 6 children,

- Benjamin BIGGS
- John BIGGS - Out of State
- Joseph BIGGS - Out of State
- Caroline BIGGS - Out of State
- Mary  w/o Henry PITSZALL - Out of State
- Priscilla  w/o Jacob PLAINS - Out of State

Land - "Second Thought", 196 acres, surveyed for Benjamin FARQUHAR
in 1796, conveyed from Susannah POULTNEY and mortgaged in 1820 to 
John STEWART.

Trustee was James NICHOLS; sale held on 6 Apr 1827 at house of Henry
FUNDENBURG in Mechanicstown (Thurmont), sold to Andrew WILLIAR Jr
for $554.44.  On 26 Jul 1827, Benjamin BIGGS, justice of the peace,
testified the widow was about 63 and whose general health was good;
she received 1/8 before creditors, $59.32; children received 1/6 each
after creditors, $3.71.


657-681 - PLUMMER, SIDWELL, WILLIAMS, HUTTON, BENTON, 
    TALBOT, ROBERTS, McELFRESH - Feb 1826

Henry BUSSARD and John Hall SMITH, creditors vs Jonathan PLUMMER Estate

Samuel PLUMMER  - will written 4 Mar 1791, filed 1 May 1792
w/ Mary and 8 children,

- Jonathan PLUMMER 
- Israel PLUMMER
- Evan PLUMMER
- Elizabeth PLUMMER
- Sarah PLUMMER
- Rachel PLUMMER
- Ann PLUMMER
- Rebekah PLUMMER

The three sons were to receive jointly, 100 acres of "Fox Harbour" and 
"Food Plenty"; if they all died without issue, then the youngest child,
Rebekah was to receive it.  Israel sold his share to Jonathan.


s/ Jonathan PLUMMER  d/ 29 Oct 1825 intestate, leaving 4 children,
.....Samuel W. PLUMMER
.....Corrilla PLUMMER
.....Elizabeth  w/o Gabriel B. SIDWELL - Ohio
.....Deborah  w/o Lilburn WILLIAMS - Ohio

Land - "Food Plenty", 20 acres from father, Samuel PLUMMER in 1792;
"Food Plenty", 16 acres from brother, Israel PLUMMER in 1798.


s/ Israel PLUMMER  d/ intestate, leaving
...widow - Rebecca, now w/o Enos HUTTON - and 3 children,
.....Mariah  w/o Benjamin BENTON
.....Elisha PLUMMER - Ohio
.....William F. PLUMMER - NYC, then in Boston by 14 Apr 1827
       (testified by Benjamin BENTON, J.P.)
Guardian was Thomas C. BRASHEAR.


s/ Evan PLUMMER  d/ intestate, leaving 3 children,
.....Sarah PLUMMER
.....Elizabeth  w/o John TALBOT
.....Rachel Ann ROBERTS, minor
    
On 6 Jun 1827, sale was made by John LOWE, trustee, at the house of
Jonathan PLUMMER, to Henry McELFRESH for $900 for the 20 acres which
included the house where Jonathan lived, and the 16 acres at $21.56/acre;
total sales were $1,253.04; finalized Aug 1827.


681-695 - HERSHBERGER/HERSPERGER, HERRING, WILES, BOYER, DARE - Feb 1827

Henry HERSHBERGER Estate (HERSPERGER)

Henry HERSHBERGER  d/ abt 3 Feb 1812 intestate, leaving 8 children -
...Henry HERSHPERGER
...John HERSHPERGER
...Mary  w/o George HERRING
...Elizabeth  w/o James WILES
...Catharine  w/o Peter BOYER
...Susanna  w/o John DARE
...Thomas HERSHPERGER
...Ferdinand HERSHPERGER

There is no mention of a widow which indicates she was previously deceased.  
On 21 Mar 1816, George Herring and wife conveyed their 1/8 share to George REMSBURG.  
On 28 Dec 1818, Henry Hershperger conveyed his share to John B. Hershperger.  
On 3 Apr 1820, John B. Hershperger mortgaged one of his two 1/8 shares to George 
Remsburg and this was later sold to repay the mortage thru the court of equity to 
Thomas Hershperger.  John B.'s other 1/8 share was sold to James Wiles and Susanna 
Hershberger Dare.  All parties are of lawful age but Ferdinand ia a Lunatic and 
incapable of managing his affairs (on 4 Aug 1824, a writ de Lunatico Inquirendo was 
issued from the equity court in Frederick Town) and John B. Hershperger was appointed 
trustee and charged with the care and custody of the person and estate.

At the time of the elder Henry Hershperger's death, he was in possession of the 
following lands -
part Resurvey on Wells Invention; part Resurvey on part of Low Land, now called 
"The Title is Good"; part Diffidence; another part of Wells Invention; part of 
New Freedom; and part of Chesnut Hollow; altogether containing 203 acres.  Also 
four lots in New Town (Trap) (but now known as Jefferson), Lots 32, 11, 12 and parts 
of 21 and 22.  It is claimed the land cannot be divided equally and it is requested 
it be sold and divided.  
  
Parties who purchased the lands were:  James WILES and Patrick McGILL Sr; John DARE; 
one house and lot in New Town to Henry CULLER; one lot in New Town to Charles B. McGILL; 
two lots in New Town to Sebastian REMSBURG; one lot in New Town to John DARE; one lot in 
New Town to Michael GARY; one lot in New Town to Henry BOTOLER; and one lot to the 
Trustees of the Lutheran Presbyterean Church; finalized by trustee George REMSBURG on 
20 Apr 1827.  Each 1/8 share from the proceeds was $891.51. 


696-709 - RAMSBURG, ENGLEBRECHT, McCAULEY, EBBERT, 
    BRUNNER, HOUCK, SMITH - 14 Jan 1836

John RAMSBURG Estate

John RAMSBURG (the elder)  d/ 1805 with a will, leaving
widow - Anna Maria  d/ c1826

s/ John RAMSBURG (received plantation), also listed
d/ Elizabeth RAMSBURG
s/ Jacob RAMSBURG

Land - "Carroll's Creek" which is part of "Tasker's Chance", 93+ acres,
from Valentine BRUNNER; and "Tasker's Chance", 93+ acres from Henry
LEATHERMAN; also, "Resurvey on Rocky Hill", 38+ acres from Frederick 
HEFFNER; all to the elder John RAMSBURG.

John RAMSBURG (the younger) d/ 1821 intestate, leaving
widow - Rebecca and 9 children,

- Eliza RAMSBURG  w/o Jacob ENGLEBRECHT
- John RAMSBURG  h/o Margaret J. McCAULEY
- Jacob RAMSBURG  h/o Ann R. EBBERT
- Ann Rebecca RAMSBURG  w/o Lewis BRUNNER
- Elias RAMSBURG  h/o Catharine HOUCK
- Peter RAMSBURG
- William RAMSBURG, a minor
- Mary RAMSBURG, a minor
- Catharine RAMSBURG, a minor

Guardian was Lewis RAMSBURG; trustee was John RAMSBURG; sale held on
12 Mar 1836 for Lot 1, 15 acres to Ezra SMITH at $160/acre; Lot 2,
58 acres to Ezra SMITH at $98.12/acre; Lot 3, 54+ acres to Peter
RAMSBURG at $87.62/acre; Rocky Hill, 38+ acres to Elias RAMSBURG
at $18/acre; total sales was $13,647.21.  The widow's dower was
previously laid out; each 1/9 share was $1,461.82.