Frederick County, Maryland

Equity WBT-4

These are abstracts from Equity Court Records of Frederick County, Maryland, Liber WBT-4; 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)

Equity WBT-4

1-18 - McPHERSON, HAMMOND, KOONTZ - Mar 1849

Farmers Bank of Maryland  vs  Col John McPHERSON & Dr. William S. McPHERSON

The McPHERSONs were residents fo Frederick County but now live in Baltimore City.
John McPHERSON of William was security for their notes.

In 1844, Col. McPherson made a deed of trust to William J. ROSS for all his property
for benefit of his creditors and  Dr. McPherson made deed of trust to James Dixon ROMAN
of Washington County for the same purpose. 

In 1845 John McPHERSON of William conveyed to Charles S. HAMMOND all of his interest
in real estate near Frederick in case the proceeds from the other McPhersons' sales were
inadequate.  From Will of Col McPherson (w/ Fanny), John, eldest s/o Dr. Wm. S. McPherson 
(w/ Harriet), was to inherit tract of land occupied by Jacob GETZENDANNER (after the 
death of his uncle James S. McPHERSON) along with a mountain tract "Carey's Mountain 
Tract", 150 acres.  
Charles S. HAMMOND died during this time and Gidean BANTZ was appointed trustee in
his place.  The deed to Hammond was later declared void by the court and the property
ordered sold to cover debts of the other McPhersons.

Properties sold to:
- Godfrey KOONTZ for the homeplace, the interest of Dr. Wm. S. McPHERSON described
in the deed of trust to Hammond, at $3,710; he also paid $598 for the interests of John
McPHERSON, the s/o William.  Only 75% of claims were able to be paid.  
Closed 23 May 1850.


19-27 - BOWLUS, COBLENTZ, RAMSBURG, LIGHTER, WILLIAMSON, KEFAUVER - 1849

Elizabeth COBLENTZ, Samuel RAMSBURG & Others
vs  Rebecca BOWLUS & Others

Nicholas BOWLUS  d/ 1827 (Will 3 Jan 1827)
widow - Catharine (d/ 18 Jul 1848)

d/ Elizabeth COBLENTZ
d/ Maria  w/o Samuel RAMSBURG
d/ Catharine  w/o Lawson LIGHTER
s/ Samuel BOWLUS
s/ Stephen BOWLUS

s/ Nicholas BOWLUS, Jr, later died intestate, no issue

s/ Lewis J. BOWLUS, later died - resided in Ohio
.....w/ Rebecca Catharine (Williamson)
............Silas M. BOWLUS, a minor
............Amos S. BOWLUS, a minor

d/ Charlotte Sarah BOWLUS, later died intestate, no issue

He also stated his negro slave (unnamed) should not be sold out of the
state of Maryland.

Executor was Peter COBLENTZ Jr. who died in 1848.
Witnesses:  David BOWLUS, Daniel ROUZER, John HEMING(?).

Land - Homeplace from Richard TEMPLIN.
Neighbors were John RAMSBURG, Joel KELLER and Jonathan ROUTZAHN
and land lied on Jefferson Road.

Trustee was Stephen BOWLUS; sale was held at the tavern of H. R.
SMELTZER in Middletown on 26 Dec 1849, high bidders were:
- Samuel BOWLUS for the home farm of 165 acres at $10,268.75
- Daniel KEFAUVER for mountain lot, 22 acres, at $483.53
- Daniel KEFAUVER for mountain lot, 28 acres at $608.90
Total sales, $11,361.18.

On 23 Feb 1850, James WILLIAMSON, a citizen of Middletown,  appeared 
and testified that the widow of Lewis BOWLUS was one of his daughters,
Rebecca Catharine BOWLUS and that she was born 4 Jul 1824.

1st Distribution:  1/6 or $553.23, each to the five living children and
Rebecca C. BOWLUS, widow, $79.05 and $237.09 to each of her
children, but to Samuel BOWLUS, their guardian.
Closed 11 Apr 1850.


27-51 - KLINE, HARP, FREY,  BAUGHMAN - Feb 1849

George KLINE & Others  vs  Paul KLINE & Others

George KLINE  d/ 10 Apr 1846 intestate
widow - Elizabeth

s/ Paul KLINE  (wife dec'd)
d/ Lydia (Kline) w/o Jacob HARP *
s/ George KLINE and w/ Nancy - Washington Co, MD
s/ Michael KLINE and w/ Mary *
d/ Catharine (Kline) w/o Enoch FREY - Washington Co, MD*
s/ Barbara (Kline) w/o Henry FREY
d/ Matilda KLINE, a minor
s/ James KLINE, a minor
d/ Malinda KLINE, a minor

Land - "Kline's Good Will", "Kline's Old Fields", "Lumpy Ridge", "Meadow Land", 
"Weaver's Last Reviewed(?), and "The Third Time of Asking", 196 acres, from 
his father, George Adam KLINE (w/ Catharine) in 1824.  Land lies next to Jacob 
RIPLEY's land.
- "Forest Purchase", 19 acres, from John LUDY (w/ Susannah) in 1832.
- "Junick", 50 acres, from Jacob KLINE, trustee for Estate of Charles KLINE, 
in 1830 (Equity JS-7, 464); situated on South Mountain on the head waters of 
Katoctin Creek (previously from Henry AMBROSE in 1810) - and 4 acres of same
tract which was conveyed to George KLINE and Christian KLINE with Samuel
KLINE, John KLINE, Daniel KLINE and Charles KLINE, the latter ones were
then all minors.

*Between 1946 and 1846, Jacob HARP & wife and Michael KLINE & wife
conveyed their interests to Paul KLINE; and it is believed that Enoch FREY
& wife did as well but the deed has not yet been recorded.  

Guardian was John W. BAUGHMAN; the widow's dower laid was separated 
and laid off to include the dwelling and two stables with 89 and a half acres.

Paul KLINE, being the eldest, had first choice to take the estate and give
his siblings their just share (after his mother's dower was laid off).  He 
chose to take the estate at the commissioners' valuation, $3,278.25, to
be paid in thirds yearly.

1st Distribution:  each 1/9 share, $107.16 (Paul received four shares since
he purchased shares from three of his siblings as stated above).

Final Distribution:  each 1/9 share, $242.83 (Paul received four shares).
Closed 20 May 1850.


 
51-68 - WACHTER, CAMPBELL, GITTINGER, TITLOW, BARTGIS - Jan 1850

George WACHTER  vs Ann Susan WACHTER

Michael WACHTER Sr  d/ Nov 1844 intestate
widow - Barbara (?)

s/ George WACHTER Sr and w/ Maria

s/ Michael WACHTER Jr, dec'd
.....w/ Maria Margarett (d/ 19 Jan 1850)
...........Ann Susan WACHTER
...........Jacob WACHTER
...........Leander WACHTER
...........George M. WACHTER
...........Maria WACHTER, a minor (age 14)

Land - "The Mountain Tract", 40 acres, from John WELKER (w/ Margaret) 
in 1816; (previously partitioned by John WELKER and George SCHLOSSER);
adjoins "Oxes Chance" and Fishing Creek.
- Lot #255 in Frederick Town, from Joseph PAYNE (w/ Sophia) in 1844 
(Sophia was the sole heir of John COPPENHAFFER); lot previously devised 
from Jacob SNOWDIGLE by his 1800 Will to his son Jacob SNOWDIGLE 
who conveyed it to John COPENHAFFER, the father of Sophia, in 1804.  
Exception to lot is the part conveyed to Henry KELLER Sr in trust in 1841 
from the Paynes.

- "Better Than None", 74 acres, 
- sold 22 acres to Matilda SHAW of District of Columbia  
from George WACHTER (w/ Maria), Michael WACHTER (w/ Margaret) and 
Barbara WACHTER (Michael Sr's widow??) in 1847.

- "Peace Established", 128 acres, from Conrad CRICKPAUSER (w/ Mary), 
farmer, to Jacob GOLLER, farmer in 1795; adjoined "Swingabeck", 100 
granted to David EONCELLER in 1743; and also adjoined "Sandy Spring", 
"Resurvey on Stoney Hill" and "Shoemakers Choice", also "Content" to 
Peter BALZALL in 1769.

Guardian was Abner CAMPBELL; testimony was heard from Henry GITTINGER.
Trustee was George WACHTER; sale was held in Frederick Town at the hotel
of Ezra SHANK on 11 May 1850.  High bidders were:
- Titus V. BARTGIS for mountain land, "Better Than None", 55 acres, at $838.65
- Isaac TITLOW for lot in Frederick Town on NW corner of Market and Sixth 
  Streets at $1,250

Distribution after costs:  $1894.37
- George WACHTER - $947.18
- Michael WACHTER Jr's children each received $189.43
(Michael Jr's widow should have received a share of her husband's share in lieu 
of her dower before the children's share was divided, but that is not listed.)
Closed 8 July 1850.


69-92 - WILHIDE, MILLER, GRINDER, AMON, FULTON, SNIDER, CAULIFLOWER, BARNES - Jul 1846

Joseph WILHIDE and Sarah WILHIDE  vs  George HARMAN & Others
Petition to sell real estate for payment to creditors.

Joseph WILHIDE and wife Sarah made a deed of trust/mortgage in 1844 
to Samuel WILHIDE, George HARMAN, John ARTHUR, Martin EICHELBERGER
and Joseph EICHELBERGER for land listed:

Land - "The Orchard Lot", 7 acres;
- House & Lot on east side of North St in Mechanicstown (Thurmont);
- House & Lot on south side of Main or Baltimore St in Mechanicstown
- "Resurvey on Bush Forest", 25 acres
- "Salt Trough Louge Nerigh", 150 acres, from Martin EICHELBERGER and 
   Joseph EICHELBERGER
- "Saint Elizabeth", 160 acres, on road from Mechanicstown to Creagerstown 
   from Samuel WILHIDE
- "Murdocks Resurvey on the Mountain Tract", 174 acres, from John COVER,
   trustee of Samuel STEIN.

Samuel WILHIDE  d/ Feb 1845 in Woodsboro (Will 24 Jan 1845; 18 Feb 1845)
widow - Susanna (sister of George MILLER)

d/ Margaret A. C.  w/o Michael GRINDER - Woodsboro
d/ Harriet  w/o George AMON

d/ Sabrina FULTON, dec'd
.......Charles Henry FULTON, a minor
.......Barbara Ann FULTON, a minor

d/ Mary (not listed in Will)  w/o George SNIDER 

s/ John Washington WILHIDE, a minor

sister - Matilda CAULIFLOWER (gave house & lot on Harbaugh's Valley Rd

George and Harriet AMON were living on the home farm of 170 acres on 
the Monocacy that was then titled to Samuel WILHIDE.

Execs/ wife and her brother, George MILLER
Witnesses:  John D. CRUMBAUGH, John A. MARTIN and David F. YANTIS

Guardian was George MILLER.  On 19 Feb 1847, testimony was heard from 
Leonard PICKING and from George MILLER on 26 Feb 1847.
 
Trustee was Grayson EICHELBERGER, but he renounced it; petitioners requested
Joseph EICHELBERGER which the court approved; sureties were John P.
ZIMMERMAN and M. ZIMMERMAN.
After a failed public sale, private sales were made to:
- Jonathan W. BARNES for "St Elizabeth" at $2,000.
Creditors were paid, but balances remained.
Closed 11 Oct 1850.


92-108 - STALEY, SCHLEY, McDUELL, SLAVE, MULLEN, HARDING, MORGAN, CRAMER - Sep 1846

John Thomas SCHLEY  vs  STALEY's heirs and McDUELL - Foreclosure

Daniel STALEY  d/ abt 1846 intestate

s/ Mahlon Franklin STALEY, a minor
s/ Daniel Octavius STALEY, a minor
d/ Ann Celinda STALEY, a minor
s/ Lewis Van Lear STALEY, a minor
s/ Joseph Edward STALEY, a minor
s/ Fleet STALEY, a minor

Administrator was Robert McDUELL.

Land - "Richfields", 160 acres, (was included in "Taskers Chance"), on Monocacy River, 
from John T. SCHLEY (s/o John & Mary) (and previously to him from David SCHLEY) 
and adjoined lands of Dr. Edward GOLDSBORO, Walter POOLE and Stephen RAMSBURG; 
The land conveyed to David SCHLEY (w/ Georgiana M.) was from Sarah GOLDSBOROUGH, 
Edward G. GOLDSBOROUGH, Thomas DUCKETT (and w/ Catherine E. W.) in Frederick Co 
Deed JS-30, 297 in July 1828.
- and also "Chesnut Level" and "The Good Wife", a mountain tract of 27 acres, to John
Thomas SCHLEY from his parents, John and Mary SCHLEY (previously from William CAMPBELL 
to Valentine BUCKEY, now dec'd).

SLAVES - negro TIM (Daniel STALEY purchased from John T. SCHLEY)

Guardian was Hugh MULLEN.  Testimony was heard from Henry McDUELL and James
M. HARDING.  Trustee was Robert McDUELL; on 6 Apr 1850, sale went to:
- John MORGAN for the mountain lot at $283.50
- Philip T. CRAMER for "Richfields" at $8,800.

Distribution after creditors and costs, $6025.47
- each 1/6 share to Daniel STALEY's children, $1,004.24.
Closed 5 Nov 1850.


109-119 - BALDWIN, PRESTON, BEALL, LEE, SLAVES, LAWSON, PENDUM - Aug 1847

James & Rachel LEE  vs Hezekia & Eliza BEALL & Others
Petition to Sell Real Estate

Thomas BALDWIN  d/ abt Dec 1834  (Will 2 Mar 1833; 5 Jan 1835)
widow - Casandra (d/ 1845)

d/ ______ BALDWIN  w/o ______ PRESTON
s/ Samuel BALDWIN
d/ Eliza BALDWIN  w/o Hezakia BEALL

Youngest 4 children, minors
s/ Tyler BALDWIN, oldest son (d/ betw 1845-1847)
d/ Rachel BALDWIN, 2nd daughter, w/o James H. LEE - VA
s/ Thomas BALDWIN Jr
d/ Minerva BALDWIN - VA

Land - "None Such", 78 acres;
- "Henry Elizabeth", 3 acres

SLAVES - black man DAVE, black girl SAL

(The daughter who evidently married a Preston and son Samuel are not
 mentioned in the will.)
Exec/ William I. PRESTON, grandson (who were his parents??); when William
presented the will, he stated he got it from Samuel BALDWIN, a son of the
deceased, who is not mentioned in the will or in the testimony.  William
declined to act as executor and the court appointed Samuel BALDWIN as
the administrator.
Witnesses:  Nicholas WHITMORE, Samuel B. PRESTON, Charles PRESTON

The older children are possibly from a previous marriage.
Since the death of Casandra, Thomas and Minerva lived with Eliza and 
her husband; after one year, Minerva went to live with Rachel and her
husband.  Tyler took sick and died at Eliza's; he had no will and was
unmarried.  Since her father wrote his will, Tyler and Rachel became
of age.

Guardian was M. E. BARTGIS; on 18 Sep 1847, testimony was taken at
the house of Thomas H. ETCHENSON in New Market.; testifying was
James D. LAWSON.  On 30 Mar 1850, sales were made to:
- John L. PENDUM of Montgomery Co at $441.69.

Distribution after creditors and costs, $308.76; each 1/5 share, $61.75
to Eliza BEALL, Rachel LEE, Thomas BALDWIN, Minerva BALDWIN and
William C. SAPPINGTON, Adm/of Tyler BALDWIN.
Closed 14 Oct 1850.


119-130 - ILER, STRINE, STITELY, MILLER, SMITH, FOGLE, HIDER, KEMP - Mar 1850

William STRINE & Others  vs  George W. ILER & Others

Conrad ILER  d/ Nov 1849 (Will 27 Apr 1848; 29 Jan 1850)
widow - Ann Maria

d/ Elizabeth ILER  w/o William STRINE - PA
d/ Catharine ILER  w/o George STITELY
d/ Adeline ILER  w/o Josiah STITELY
d/ Sarah ILER  w/o Thomas A. MILLER
s/ George Washington ILER 
d/ Mary Ellen ILER, a minor
s/ Samuel ILER, a minor
s/ Johnn ILER, a minor
d/ Semptia Florentine ILER, a minor

* Children were not named in the will, only Washington as executor.
Execs/ Widow and son Washington ILER.
Witnesses:  George LOCK, Eli OTTO, Frederick LOCK.

Land - "Resurvey on Fogles Defence", 6 acres and stable, near Woodsboro; 
adjoins lands of John FOGLE, Benjamin STRINE, William ILER, George LOCK 
and Abraham ENGLE (late his home farm).

Conrad previously advanced parts of land to George and Sarah as their
shares.

Guardian was John SMITH of M.  Testimony was heard from Nicholas
FOGLE on 8 Apr 1850.  Trustee was Thomas A. MILLER, sureties were
William MILLER and George W. ILER.
Sale was made to Jacob HIDER at $120.50.
On 4 Oct 1850, Peter KEMP testified he had known the widow since she
was a child and she was 47 years old and generally healthy; she was
awarded 1/8 share.
Distribution after costs, $37.63; the widow, $15.06; each 1/7, $3.22.
(George & Sarah had already received land.)
Closed 18 Dec 1850.


130-136 - FINK, GALWITH, KOONTZ, KARN, ROHRER, KEMP - Feb 1848

Emanuel FINK  vs  Joseph FINK & Others
(See WBT-1, 676 for previous record)

John FINK Jr, dec'd, Emanuel FINK as trustee.

Distribution after costs and payments to creditors, $530 -
1/7, $75.71 each to the siblings of John FINK Jr, dec'd:  
Emanuel FINK, Joseph FINK, Elizabeth GALWITH, Sarah KOONTZ, Susanna KARN;
children of George FINK:  Joseph, Daniel, George W., and Elizabeth;
cildren of Rebecca ROHRER:  John H., Emanuel, Catharine, Jacob, Rebecca, 
Elizabeth and Samuel.

Lewis KEMP of Kemp, Bucky & Company of Baltimore City, obtained a judgement
against Joseph FINK, petitioned the court and received Joseph's share.
Closed 5 Oct 1850.


136-158 - MEDTART, RUTH, JONES, DEBRULES, HINCKS, BUTLER, BALTZELL, POTTS, BOYD, SCHOLL - Nov 1849

George BALTZELL  vs  Lewis MEDTART, trustee & Others

Jacob MEDTART, dec'd

d/ Margaret RUTH
s/ Lewis MEDTART
d/ Elizabeth JONES
s/ Joshua MEDTART*
d/ Mary DEBRULES

Land - Lot on "Taskers Chance", 36 acres, on road leading to Liberty and Woodsboro; 
adjoins lands of Ezra STALEY, Jacob MICHEL and others.
After Jacob MEDTART's death, his children each held 1/5 undivided share ( Mary 
DEBRULES' share was held in trust for her by Lewis MEDTART, trustee).

In 1835, Margaret & Joshua conveyed her interests to Lewis; Lewis and Elizabeth then
mortgaged their shares (now 4/5) to George BALTZELL who later purchased them from 
sheriff's sale so they could pay off their mortgage.  At that time, the sheriff was Norman 
B. HARDING.  A deed from  Joshua to Lewis had not been conveyed.

Joshua MEDTART*  d/ Mar 1844 intestate

s/ Jacob C. MEDTART - Baltimore City
d/ Frances S. (Medtart) w/o Jesse K. MEDTART - Baltimore City
d/ Josephine Louisa (Medtart) w/o Charles D. HINCKS - Baltimore City
d/ Mary Ann MEDTART (died abt Oct 1849) - Baltimore City 
s/ Luther L. MEDTART (died after his father) - Baltimore City

d/ Emma (Medtart), a minor, now dec'd and w/o Thomas BUTLER - Baltimore City
.......s/ Murray BUTLER

s/ Henry Clay MEDTART, a minor - Baltimore City

Guardian was Charles S. CARTER; Mary Ann MEDTART died about Oct 1849 and
Emma Medtart BUTLER died between Oct 1849 and May 1850.  Testimony from
Lewis MEDTART indicated Frances had three or four children and Josephine
had four children;  all of the children were under twelve.

Trustee was William J. ROSE; sale was held 8 Aug 1850 at the hotel of Ezra 
SHANK, high bidders were:
- Richard POTTS for Lot #1 of 5 acres at $714.66
- Richard POTTS for Lot #2 of 5 acres at $549.37
- Andrew BOYD for Lot #3 of 5 acres at $598.96
- Daniel SCHOLL for Lot #4 of 5 acres, Lot #5 of 6 acres & Lot #6 of 4 acres 
  at $1,291.50
- Daniel SCHOLL for Lot #7 of 4 acres at $397.03
Total sales, $3,451.52

Distribution after costs, $3,222.34
- 1/5, $644.46 to Lewis MEDTART as trustee for Mary DEBRULER
- 4/5, $2,577.87 to George BALTZELL
Closed 3 Oct 1850.


159-164 - GETZDANNER, GIBBONS, HARBAUGH - Feb 1847

Jonathan GETZENDANNER & Abraham GETZENDANNER
vs  David GIBBONS & G. W. HARBAUGH (should be Washington H. HARBAUGH)

The Getzendanners held a mortgage for David GIBBONS that he sold to 
Washington H. HARBAUGH.  Petition to sell real estate to pay mortgage.

Land - "Talsbirely" and "Fielderia", 13 acres, with house.

Trustee was Madison NELSON; sale was held at the tavern of Michael and Peter
HAGAN; sale went to Abraham GETZENDANNER at $305.
Closed 12 Jul 1850.


164-183 - BOTELER, HOUCK, DOUB, BAUGHMAN, ETCHENSON - Feb 1847

Alpheus W. MARRIOTT  vs  John HOUCK Jr & Others

Elias W. BOTELER  d/ abt Jun 1849 intestate
widow - Minerva T.

s/ John BOTELER, a minor
d/ Ann BOTELER, a minor

Land - "Polly's Inheritance", 166 acres, from Nathan HAMMOND (son of Vachel 
& Mary) in 1844.

Administrator was John HOUCK Jr.; sureties were Henry HOUCK and Joshua DOUB; 
guardian was John W. BAUGHMAN.  The widow mentioned that John HOUCK Jr was
"connected by marriage" to her.  The widow's dower land was laid off for 77 acres.
Sale was made to Thomas H. ETCHENSON for $1,580 by trustee, John HOUCK Jr.
Payment made to Nathan HAMMOND.  Closed 3 Mar 1851.


183-193 - McGEE, HOPKINS, SCHLOSSER, MAIN, AHALT, HITESHEW - Jan 1850

Frederick MAIN Jr  vs  Samuel AHALT & Others

Rebecca McGEE, dec'd widow of Patrick McGEE (Will 23 Feb 1848; 23 Oct 1849)

s/ James Fenton HOPKINS, a minor
d/ Elizabeth Rebecca McGEE, a minor
s/ James William McGEE, a minor
s/ Thomas Patrick McGEE, a minor (died after his mother)

 Executor/ Peter SCHLOSSER
Witnesses:  John BISER, Eli HYATT and James KINNA.

Peter SCHLOSSER died before property was conveyed in sale to Frederick MAIN Jr.
Administrator was Samuel AHALT; guardian was William H. HITESHEW.

Land - Lot on "Resurvey on Ram's Horn", from Ann BRANDENBURG in 1841, adjoining 
lands of Frederick MAIN and Enos DOUB (previously from Frederick STIMBLE to
Peter MICHAEL in 1830).


193-215 - WOLFE, TROXELL, TANEY, YOUNG,  ADELSBERGER, MAXWELL - Jan 1850

John TROXELL & Others  vs  John WOLFE & Others

John TROXELL, Harriet TROXELL and Magdalena TROXELL held a mortgage for 
John WOLFE.  Some time later John WOLFE (w/ Catharine) conveyed part of the 
mortgaged land (35 acres) to Felix B. TANEY.

The Troxells have since transferred the mortgage to Jacob YOUNG and George 
YOUNG and William BOTELER and the mortgage payments are delinquent.

Land - "Resurvey on Harris' Delight", 181 acres.

Testimony was heard from Michael C. ADELSBERGER; trustee was Samuel MAXWELL.
On 28 Sep 1850, a failed public was held and later private sale was made to John 
TROXELL at $2,656.50.

Distribution:  to the YOUNGs, $1,518.36; to John TROXELL, $1,078.31.
Closed 17 Feb 1851.


215-228 - WOOD, JOHNSON, WEST, NEXTON, PICARE/PICAVE - Feb 1850

Richard JOHNSON of William  vs  James Washington WOOD and Others

James E. WOOD  d/ Oct 1849 intestate
widow - Sarah Ann and 6 minor children

s/ James Washington WOOD
s/ Stephen Oliver WOOD
s/ Joseph Edwin WOOD
d/ Mary Amanda WOOD
s/ Columbus WOOD
d/ Ann Dallas WOOD

Land - Lots 29, 33, 27 in Knoxville, mortgaged to Richard JOHNSON of Wm.

Francis KNOTT was constable of Petersville; guardian was Sarah Ann WOOD.
Testimony was heard from George W. WEST.  Trustee was Richard JOHNSON
of Wm., but he died 1 Jan 1851, having Michael KEEFER as his executor. who 
was then chosen as the trustee.
Sale was held on 22 Feb 1851, high bidders were:
- Ellen H. PICARE/PICAVE for Lot #27 at $75
- Sarah WOOD for Lot #29 at $200
- William NEXTON for Lot #33 at $75
Total sales, $350.

Distribution after costs, $265.91 to Michael KEEFER as exec/of Richard JOHNSON
for mortgage.  Closed 15 Apr 1851.


228-245 - BOYER, LORENTZ,  SLAVE, LILLY, NEIDHARDT - Feb 1848

Henry LORENTZ, pro chien anni of Jacob M. BOYER and Others  vs  Estate of Thomas BOYER

Jacob BOYER of Frederick Town, dec'd  (Will 10 Jul 1834; 10 Dec 1834)  

s/ Thomas BOYER and his minor children,
..........Jacob Michael BOYER
..........Ann Maria Eleanor BOYER
..........Imogene BOYER
..........Rebecca BOYER
..........Edward Keller BOYER
..........Eliza Amelia BOYER

s/ Henry BOYER (eastern half of lot, adjoined by Peter R. SHAFFNER and
                            Dr. BALTZALL)
d/ Rebecca BOYER

SLAVE - STEPHEN

- Catharine, now w/o George STEDDING, boot & shoemaker (no relationship given)

Land - 1/2 of Lot #57 in Frederick Town with 2-story brick & frame house, 
fronts Patrick & Church Sts (south side) and one door east of Frederick Female
Seminary, adjoining lot of Henry DOYLE (to children of Thomas BOYER)
- Lot in Washington City.

Exec/ George BALTZELL
Witnesses:  John ENGLEBRECHT, Peter R. SHAFFNER, David F. SHAFFNER

Guardian was Gideon BANTZ; trustee was John SIFFORD, sureties were 
Michael McCARTNEY and Henry LORENTZ
Sale was held on 18 Mar 1848 at Gilbert's Hotel in Frederick, but no sufficient
bid was received; private sale was made to Rev. Thomas LILLY, principal of
St John's Literacy Institution for 1/2 of Lot #57 at $1,500; the other half
was sold at private sale to William NEIDHARDT at $1,150.
Rev Lilly later objected, stating possibility of not obtaining a clear title;
case was placed on hold in Feb 1849.


245-269 -  LIVERS, SPALDING, ELDER, NOLAND, KEEPERS, BRAWNER, RODDY - Oct 1849

Arnold LIVERS  vs George SPALDING & Others

Arnold LIVERS SR  d/ intestate
widow - Mary  d/ intestate

s/ Arnold LIVERS Jr
d/ Mary  w/o George SPALDING - Carroll County
d/ Caroline  w/o John F. ELDER

d/ Cecelia  w/o Patrick NOLAND, both dec'd
.......Mary Frances NOLAND, a minor
.......Cecelia Maria NOLAND, a minor

Land - "Arnold's Delight", 360 actes, in Emmitsburg District near Owings Creek.

Deeds 
- Lands of the deceased Arnold LIVERS per his Will - to Mary LIVERS, widow 
of Arnold LIVERS, from heirs, Arnold LIVERS (of Baltimore City), Joseph LIVERS 
(w/ Margaret), William LIVERS (w/ Ann), Thomas LIVERS, Isaac KEEPERS and 
w/ Helen, Nathaniel ELDER and w/ Hannah, William BRAWNER and w/ Mary in 
1802, provided yearly payments be made to Mary.

- "Arnold's Delight", 96 acres, confiscated from Thomas LIVERS for debts owed to
Samuel GREEN, conveyed to Mary LIVERS from Sheriff George CREAGER Jr. in 1808.

- "Arnold's Delight", 28 acres, (2/7 of undivided lot), to Arnold LIVERS (of Baltimore 
City) from Thomas LIVERS (w/ Susannah) in 1803.

- Lot #2 of "Five Mill Seats", 26 acres, from Arnold LIVERS of then Frederick County 
in 1842;
- Lot #9 of "Five Mill Seats", 41 acres, from Benjamin McHENRY in 1835.

In deed to Mary LIVERS from William & Mary BRAWNER in 1809, it lists the children 
of Arnold LIVERS Jr, dec'd, and Mary LIVERS Jr
- Katherine LIVERS (no other mention of Katherine in records)
- Mary LIVERS
- Arnold LIVERS
- Caroline LIVERS
- Cecelia LIVERS

In 1803, William LIVERS conveyed his 1/7 interest to Arnold LIVERS of Baltimore City.
Guardian was Dr. Jeringham H. BOONE.  Testimony was heard from Michael CROUSE.
Trustees for the sale were Arnold LIVERS, John F. ELDER and George SPALDING.
After a failed public sale, private sale was made to John A. RODDY for the farm
containing 210 acres at $4,200; Willaim P. ELDER bought a 41 acre mountain tract
at $20 (the latter sold at public sale).

Distribution after costs, $4,019.10:  each 1/4 share, $1,004.77 to Mary SPALDING, 
Caroline ELDER, Arnold LIVERS (his share to executors of Isaac BAUGHER on an
assignment); remaining share divided equally between Mary F. NOLAND and Cecelia
M. NOLAND.

Arnold LIVERS Jr had filed for insolvency and had Daniel SEISS as his trustee who
petitioned to receive Arnold Jr's share instead of BAUGHER; court approved his
petition.  Closed Feb 1851.


270-280 - BLACK, KELLY, WELTY,  CLARK, GUTHRIE - Feb 1850

Patrick KELLY, Adm, Will amended of Catherine BLACK, & Others  vs  Frederick BLACK

Catherine BLACK, dec'd (Will 28 Oct 1846; 30 Dec 1846)

s/ Jeremiah BLACK (w/ Elizabeth)

s/ Frederick BLACK (w/ Mary) - Waynesboro, Franklin Co, PA
.....grdau/ Mary Jane BLACK
.....grdau/ Catherine BLACK (d/ bef Jul 1850)
.....grson/ Bernard BLACK

d/ Polly Jane (Black), now w/o Patrick KELLY
d/ Rebecca (Black), now w/o Andrew WELTY
s/ William K. BLACK

Witnesses:  Augustine TANEY, Philip HARDMAN and Jacob MOTTER.
Executors/ sons, Jeremiah BLACK and Willaim K. BLACK, but William rejected the
duties.  Jeremiah sold his mother's 1/2 interest to Frederick BLACK for $1,250,
however, no part has yet been paid.

Jeremiah BLACK died before his duties were completed (between Oct 1840 and
Sep 1849); Patrick KELLY was his administrator.

Land - "Shield's Addition", 1/2 undivided share of Lot and brick house in Emmittsburg, 
1 1/2 acres, operated as Black's Tavern, from Frederick BLACK (w/ Mary) in 1840, 
adjoining "Shields Addition" 
and "Carrollsburg"; (previously from Samuel BAUMGARDNER, esq, to Frederick 
BLACK and Jeremiah BLACK in 1836).

Trustee for sale was Patrick KELLY.  After a failed public sale, private sale was
made on 27 Jan 1851 to John CLARK and Adam GUTHRIE at $1,050.
Distribution was not given.  Closed 22 Mar 1851.


280-293 - MAIN, MUMFORD, KELLER, PALMER - Feb 1850

George Adam MAIN & Others  vs Mary Ann MAIN & Others

Frederick MAIN  d/ May 1850  (Will 4 Jul 1845; 13 May 1850)

s/ John Adam MAIN  d/ 1 Sep 1847 intestate
.....w/ Lydia (32)* and 10 children,
...........George Adam MAIN (23)*
...........Susanna MAIN (21)* w/o Richard MUMFORD
...........Mary Ann MAIN, (19)* a minor
...........John Frederick MAIN, (16)* a minor
...........Francis Edward MAIN, (13)* a minor
...........William Henry MAIN, (11)* a minor
...........Sarah Ann Caroline MAIN, (7)* a minor
...........Jacob Israel MAIN, (5)* a minor
...........George Washington MAIN, (4)* a minor
...........Sampson Cornelius MAIN, (2 1/2)* a minor

d/ Elizabeth MAIN
s/ Joshua MAIN
s/ George MAIN
s/ William MAIN
d/ Susanna MAIN
d/ Catharine MAIN
s/ John Frederick MAIN
s/ Daniel MAIN

Exec/ sons John Adam and Daniel.
Witnesses:  Jesse HERBERT, Daniel KELLER and George BOWLUS

Land - "Pleasant Retreat", 3 acres, from Daniel KELLER in 1845 (to 
Daniel from his father Jacob KELLER).
- "New Bremen", 109 acres, to John Adam MAIN from his father, Frederick MAIN.

Guardian was Lydia MAIN; testimony by Peter PALMER gave the ages of the
widow and children on 29 Jul 1850.*
Trustee for sale was George Adam MAIN, sureties were Daniel MAIN and
Peter BISER.  On 23 Nov 1850, sale was made to Frederick MAIN and Daniel
MAIN for the farm at $1,002.32.  They also purchased the other 3-acre plot
at $102.12.
 
Distribution after costs, $931.74:  each 1/10 share to John Adam MAIN's
children, $93.17.  Closed 24 Feb 1851.


294-334 - MYERS, EICHELBERGER, EIKER, ZIMMERMAN, RIDGE, 
    CUNNINGHAM, LAYMAN, DELEPLANE, RICHARDSON - Feb 1851

John F. SIMMONS & Others, creditors  vs  B. A. CUNNINGHAM, adm/of Thomas I. MYERS

Michael MYERS  d/ Nov 1815 intestate
widow - Elizabeth

d/ Catharine (Myers) w/o George EICHELBERGER - Jefferson Co, VA (WV)
d/ Polly MYERS
s/ Madison F. MYERS and w/ Harriet

s/ Thomas I. MYERS  d/ 3 Nov 1850 intestate
.......w/ Catherine and 3 children
...............Cleopatra MYERS, a minor
...............Talleyrand Dessaix MYERS (son), a minor
...............Trevania Elizabeth MYERS, a minor

d/ Charlotte (Myers) w/o John EIKER - Adams Co, PA
d/ Miranda (Myers) w/o John ZIMMERMAN
d/ Martha Josephine (Myers) w/o Abraham Brian EIKER - Adams Co, PA

Land - "Lisbon" (from Christian SHRYOCK to Michael MEYERS in 1793).
- "Bonehim Securehim" from Charles A. BEATTY in 1796; 
- "Hampton Plains" from Samuel LILLY & Ignatius LILLY in 1797;
- "Stoney Cabbin" from William B. HEAD in 1801;
- "Long Looked For, Come At Last" from Samuel LILLY and Ignatius LILLY 
   in 1802;
- "Bonehim Securehim" from Charles BEATTY (w/ Eunice) in 1810;
All combined in a farm of 163 acres near Lewistown.

Administrator for Thomas I. MYERS was Benjamin Amos CUNNINGHAM.
Thomas I. MYERS possessed 6/7 of his father's property before his death.
He had purchased his siblings' shares except for Polly's.
The widow of Nicholas MYERS was entitled to right of dower.

Land transactions of Thomas I. MYERS -
- "1/2 acre of "Rocky Fountain" from Davis RICHARDSON and w/ Elizabeth in 
   1848   (previously from Milicent WARRING); on eastern edge of the B&O Rail Road.
- Monocacy Mills, 7 acres, near Buckeystown, to Thomas I. MYERS, David BREADY 
and Ezekiel C. WYSHAM (the latter of Baltimore City); 1/2 from Daniel BUCKEY 
(w/ Caroline M.) of Baltimore City in 1842; the other half from Henry KEMP, 
William M. KEMP, trustees and Daniel BUCKEY, exec/of Christian KEMP in 
1843; (Originally from Ignatius DAVIS to Christian KEMP, now dec'd, and 
Daniel BUCKEY of Baltimore City in 1825.)
Ezekiel C. WYSHAM (w/ Isabella) of Baltimore City sold his 1/3 to Thomas I.
MYERS in 1846.

Guardian was Caspar MANTZ; testimony was heard from Joseph C. KELLER.
On 3 Jan 1851, Greenberry RIDGE testified he knew Elizabeth, the widow of 
Michael MYERS and that she was about 77 years old and in general good health.
Trustee was Benjamin A. CUNNINGHAM; On 20 Mar 1851, sale of the farm was
made to George LAYMAN at $2,811.43; On 7 May 1851, sale of Thomas' 2/3 of
Monocacy Mills was sold to Theodore C. DELEPLANE at $5,600; and the 1/2 acre
was sold to Davis RICHARDSON at $62.  Total sales, $8,473.43.

Distribution after costs, $7,944.96:  
- Elizabeth MYERS, widow, 1/10, $281.14;
- Catharine MYERS, widow, 2/15 minus 1/10, $1,021.84;
the balance was paid to creditors.  Closed 22 Jul 1851.


335-366 - ROUTZONG, ROUTZAHN, HARP, SCHLOSSER, EASTBOURN / EASTBURN, 
    PERRY, CHENEY, AHALT, LONGMAN, GAVER, SHANK - Feb 1850

William KELLER  vs  Peter SCHLOSSER, adm/of Enos ROUTZONG, & Others

Robertson EASTBOURN / EASTBURN, dec'd, of Frederick County
widow - Sarah - (Washington County in 1832)

d/ Elizabeth PERRY (d/ bef Apr 1832), no issue
d/ Sarah  w/o Elias CHENEY - Washington County

Land - "Resurvey on Ram's Horn" and "Timber Ridge Enlarged", 221 acres; 
Surrounded by "Resurvey on Pammire", "New Swabia", George COBLENTZ's 
"Double Trouble", "Rome", Christian KIGN's "Resurvey on Timber Ridge Enlarged" 
(to him from Benjamin EASTBOURN), Frederick MAIN's land, on west side of 
Grindstone Run where Michael HOFFMAN's land lies, by main road leading to 
Hagerstown, John STOTTLEMIRE Sr's Lot #2 of "Resurvey on Panmire" and 
"One Horn".
The Cheneys and the widow sold the estate to Enos ROUTZONG in Apr 1832 for
$8,840.

Enos ROUTZONG  d/ Jun 1850 intestate (lived abt 5 miles north of Middletown)
widow - Lydia and 9 children

s/ Cyrus ROUTZONG (age 21 on 12 Oct 1850) & w/ Lydia (d/o John HARP)
s/ John H. ROUTZONG, a minor (age 20 on 12 Oct 1850)
d/ Mary Ann ROUTZONG, a minor (age 17 on 12 Oct 1850)
s/ Ezra ROUTZONG, a minor (age 13 on 12 Oct 1850)
d/ Sarah Elizabeth ROUTZONG, a minor (age 10 on 12 Oct 1850)
s/ George David ROUTZONG, a minor (age 8 on 12 Oct 1850)
s/ Carlton Peter ROUTZONG, a minor (age 6 on 12 Oct 1850)
d/ Lucinda Catherine ROUTZONG, a minor (age 4 on 12 Oct 1850)
s/ Enos Schlosser ROUTZONG, a minor (age 3 months on 12 Oct 1850)

Administrator was Peter SCHLOSSER, but he died about Sep 1850 and was 
replaced by Samuel AHALT.

Land - "Resurvey on Panmure", 105 perches, from Michael HOFFMAN and w/ Sophia in 1839.
- "Resurvey on Rodenpillars Ramble", 16 acres, from Jacob LONGMAN and w/ Susanna in 1841;
  (This is half of the mountain tract previously conveyed to them from William PRICE and Lela 
   CHANEY in 1836).
- "Honesty is the Best Policy", 17 acres, from George STOTTLEMYER and w/ Mary Ann in 1848;
  (previously to George STOTTLEMYER and Jonathan PERRY from Jacob F. MILLER & Others in 
   1845 as Lot #2); a mountain lot lying north of road leading from Boonsboro to Wolfsville.
- "Ram's Horn", 1 acre, from Jonathan MOSER and w/ Catharine in 1836 (recorded Sep 1850);
  (previously from Enos ROUTZONG and w/ Lydia in 1836).

Guardian was Luther M. ROUTZAHN; testimony was heard on 12 Oct 1850 from John H. YOUNG.
On 26 Nov 1850, Elizabeth SCHLOSSER made oath that Lydia ROUTZONG, the widow, was between
40 and 45 years old and her general health was good.
Trustee was Samuel AHALT; sale was held on 1 Feb 1851 at Holtz's Tavern in Middletown with
high bidders as:
- George SHANK, John SHANK and Peter SHANK for the 203 acre farm (home place) at $57.61/acre.
- Joseph GAVER for 17 acre mountain lot at $25/acre
- Joseph LONGMAN for 16 acre mountain lot at $3.01/acre
- Cyrus ROUTZONG for house and 1 acre lot in Myersville at $421.50
Total sales, $12,632.30.

Distribution after costs of $12,017.40:
- Lydia ROUTZONG, the widow, 2/15, $1,602.32
- numerous creditors were paid, leaving a balance of $221.66.
Closed 16 Jun 1851.


366-380 - DELAUGHTER, HOOPER, RAMSBURG, ZENTMYER - Feb 1850

Joshua DOUB and George G. MILLER, d/b/a Doub & Miller
vs  Catherine DELAUGHTER & Others

Henry DELAUGHTER  d/ early 1846 (Will signed but not dated)
widow - Catherine

s/ George DELAUGHTER
s/ Henry DELAUGHTER (Jr)
s/ David DELAUGHTER
s/ Israel DELAUGHTER and w/ Elizabeth
d/ Mary Ann DELAUGHTER, now w/o Charles HOOPER
s/ Philip DELAUGHTER - Ohio
s/ Lewis DELAUGHTER - Ohio

Execs/ son David DELAUGHTER and Lewis RAMSBURG / REMSBURGH 
of M.; however, they refused it and administrator was Jacob ZENTMYER Jr.
Witnesses:  Peter GROSSNICKLE Jr, John P. GAVER and Samuel GREEN
(Not all of the children were mentioned in the will.)

Land - "Last CHOICE", 65 acres, in two tracts, one from David DELAUGHTER 
Sr in 1815 and the other from Elias DELAUGHTER and Peter DELAUGHTER in 
1841; located in Middletown Valley.  (Seven acres of "Last Choice" were willed 
to son Israel.)
- "Murdocks Mountain Land" and "Sheep Pasture", 3 mountain tracts of 40 acres, 
two from Peter GROSSNICKLE in first tract and the other from Daniel BLICKENSTAFF 
in the latter tract.

Trustee was Joshua DILL; on 1 Feb 1851, sale was held, high bidders were:
- Henry DELAUGHTER Jr for 32 1/2 acres at $1,074.06.
Only a portion of the real estate needed to be sold to pay off the debts, so
the widow was able to keep the rest of the property.  Closed 4 Jul 1851.


381-401 - BARNES, WALTZ, JAMES, KIMMELL, HANNA, NELSON, SLAVES, HOWARD - Feb 1850

James P. BARNES & Others  vs  Heirs of Mathias BARNES

Mathias BARNES  d/ Apr 1849 intestate
widow - Susanna and 8 children

d/ Mary Elizabeth BARNES, now w/o John Thomas WALTZ
d/ Sarah "Sally" Ann BARNES, a minor
d/ Margaretta BARNES, a minor
d/ Ruth A. BARNES, a minor
d/ Prudence Ann BARNES, a minor
s/ John Wesley BARNES, a minor
d/ Ellen Jane BARNES, a minor
s/ Emory Gere BARNES, a minor

Land - "Resurvey on Shipley's Discovery", 6 acres, from Basil D. DOWNEY 
(w/ Lydia) of Ohio in 1841; located three miles NE of New Market and adjoining
lands of Joseph G. HAYS and Philip HARDING.

Administrator and guardian was the widow.  Mathias had mortgaged his property to
Sir Pratby JAMES in 1846, but

Sir Pratby JAMES  d/  Jan 1850  (Will - 13 May 1843; 22 Jan 1850), leaving
sole heir - Anthony Z. KIMMELL, a minor

- Uncle Joseph JAMES (gave him the home farm)
- Sarah HANNA (no relationship mentioned)

- Sidney Ann KIMMELL (after the deaths of Uncle Joe & Sarah,
     she to receive what they were given)

- Aunt Sarah NELSON

SLAVES -
To Free all his negroes when they reach age 31.
- negro boy WILLIAM (to Uncle Joseph JAMES)
 
Exec/ Henry NELSON
Witnesses:  William HIGGINS, George W. WEBB and Howard G. MAYNARD

Guardian of Anthony Z. KIMMELL was his father, Anthony KIMMELL.

In Nov 1850, testimony was heard from Darius H. BARNES who claimed Mathias
died in the Spring of 1848.  Testimony was also heard from Nathan STEVENS,
Francis BARNES, Isaac BROWER.
Trustee for the sale was Isaac BROWER; sale was held 18 Jan 1851, high bidder
was James W. HOWARD at $630.

Distribution (1st of 3):  after costs, the widow received $34.78.
Closed 7 Jul 1851.


402-416 - RINEHART, HOFFMAN, HINKS - Feb 1850

William C. HOFFMAN  vs  Andrew H. RINEHART & Others - Foreclosure

Andrew H. RINEHART and w/ Rebecca E. had mortgaged their property to
William C. HOFFMAN (w/ Dorothea R.).  Rinehart later conveyed a deed of
trust to Charles D. HINKS of Baltimore City for the real estate and their
personal property as Rinehart filed for insolvency.

Land - Lot #10 of "Carrolton Manor", 27 acres and mill, from William C. 
HOFFMAN (w/ Dorothea R.).  Located on eastern bank of Tuscarora Creek, 
next to land of David SPECHT and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company. 

Trustee for the sale was Charles D. HINKS; sale was held on 28 Aug 1850 at
the tavern of Ezra SHANK in Frederick; high bidder was William C. HOFFMAN
at $1,825.
Distribution after costs, $1,600.81:  to William C. HOFFMAN in part for his
mortgage claim.


416-423 - BARRICK, GETZENDANNER, JONES - Feb 1851

Sophia E. BARRICK - Petition

Enos BARRICK  d/ 19 Apr 1850 intestate
widow - Sophia

s/ Presley Jones BARRICK
s/ Noah J. BARRICK
s/ John P. J. BARRICK
s/ Charles R. E. BARRICK

Land - "Spring Garden" and "Federal", 1 acre lot and house, from Abraham 
GETZENDANNER (w/ Mary E.) in 1844, near Walkersville, on main road 
leading from Woodsborough to Frederick Town and at the 'mouth' of road 
leading from Walkersville to the Glade Church; neighbors were Isaac 
WALKER and Abraham GETZENDANNER.

Guardian was Abner CAMPBELL, esquire.  On 23 Apr 1851, Raphael JONES 
testified the widow was about 29 (on 29 Oct 1850).
Trustee was Abraham GETZENDANNER; sale was made to Raphael JONES
at $651.
Distribution after costs, $529.96:  the widow's 1/7, $75.71; each child
received $113.56.  Closed 22 Aug 1851.

  
423-424 - STALEY - Apr 1851

John T. SCHLEY  vs  Daniel STALEY Heirs

(See page 92 of this book for previous record.)

Robert McDUELL as trustee for sale of Daniel STALEY's real estate, received 
proceeds from Philip CRAMER, but previously stated an incorrect amount.  The
correct 
Distribution after costs, $5,922.35:
- 1/6 or $987.05 to each of his children:  Mahlon F. STALEY, Daniel O. STALEY,
Ann C. STALEY, Joseph E. STALEY, Fleet STALEY and Lewis V. STALEY.
Closed 10 Oct 1851.


425-436 - LUGENBEEL, WOLFE, GREENWOOD, MERCER, SHRINER - Aug 1850

Cornelius SHRINER, creditor  vs  Margaret LUGENBEEL & Others

William LUGENBEEL  d/ 31 Jan 1847 intestate
widow - Margaret

s/ John Henry LUGENBEEL
d/ Ann E., now w/o William N. WOLFE
s/ Thomas E. S. LUGENBEEL
d/ Sarah M., now w/o Jeremiah GREENWOOD
d/ Susanne LUGENBEEL, a minor
s/ Peter LUGENBEEL, a minor
s?/ Sidny C. LUGENBEEL, a minor
d/ Mary L. LUGENBEEL, a minor

Administrator was John H. LUGENBEEL.

Land - Lot #25 of "Legh Castle" (or "Legh Hunt"), 9 acres in Frederick and 
Carroll counties; the second parcel is in Frederick County of 19 acres; from 
Cornelius SHRINER, Basil SHRINER (w/ Louisa) and Abraham H. SHRINER 
(w/ Juliann) in 1839; lies on the head waters of Linganore Creek; previously 
the land belonged to the Shriners' father, Michael SHRINER.
- "Addition to Charles' Choice", "Kemps Good Luck" and "Three Brothers Lot",
112 acres.

Guardian was Henry D. MERCER.  On 4 Sep 1850 in Liberty Town, testimony
was heard from John H. LUGENBEEL.  Trustee was Cornelius SHRINER; sales
went to:
- John H. LUGENBEEL for "Legh Castle" at $217.48
- John H. LUGENBEEL for the rest of the real estate at $3,949.73

Distribution after costs of $4,049.66:
- the widow, 2/15 of $217.48 or $28.99
- to Cornelius SHRINER in part for his claim, $4,020.67.
Closed 26 Jan 1851.
 

436-461 - WATERS, EICHELBERGER, DILL, LINN, KOONTZ - Apr 1850

Joshua DILL  vs  George M. EICHELBERGER (w/ Jane) & Others

Land - Eastern half of Lot #228 in Fredericktown fronting Church St, from 
George A. COLE and w/ Anne F., also from William C. SMALLWOOD, David BOYD 
and Lawrence J. BRENGLE, trustees of Primary School District of Fredericktown 
#72, to George M. EICHELBERGER in 1840 (previously to George A. COLE from 
Daniel KOLB and w/ Caroline).

Eichelberger had purchased the property for Henry G. WATERS who was a clerk 
in his office at the Register of Wills.  The down payment was made with wages due 
to Waters.  At that time, his son, Thomas G. WATERS, was also living there.
George M. EICHELBERGER and w/ Jane conveyed the property to Joshua DILL in 
1844 for Henry G. WATERS to cover Dill as he was surety on Waters' notes. 
Henry G. WATERS was also indebted to Jacob ENGLER who died (George KUHN 
and John MARTIN were his administrators) and petition was filed for the sale of 
the real estate to obtain collection of the debt.  He also still owed $100 on a note 
to the bank that Joshua DILL later paid as a surety to the note.

On 6 Sep 1847, at a sale held at the Eagle (Cookerly's) Hotel, John Thomas LINN 
purchased the property from James M. DAYHOFF, constable.  It had been owned by 
Henry G. WATERS who died intestate during the summer of 1848 (his administrator 
was George KOONTZ); but was then occupied by Mary, widow of Thomas G. WATERS.  
Mary tried to claim the property; however, it had never been in her or her husband's name.

Testimony was heard from Col. George M. EICHELBERGER and Godfrey KOONTZ, an 
officer of the Fredericktown Branch Bank.
Linn failed to make payments on the property, claiming the reason was not being able to 
obtain title; however, he still failed to bring payment to the courts by the alloted time.  

George KOONTZ was appointed trustee to resell the property.  On 5 Apr 1851, at the 
tavern of Ezra SHANK, sale was held with high bidder as Godfrey KOONTZ at $310.  
Creditors were paid.

Mary WATERS refused to give up possession of the property; therefore, petition was 
filed for eviction.
Closed 8 Jul 1851.


461-472 - WILHIDE, AIMAN/AMON, GRINDER, SNIDER, FULTON, CAULIFLOWER, 
    MILLER, SCHLEY, HULL, FIERO - Feb 1851

George W. AIMAN/AMON & Others  vs  Charles H. FULTON and Barbara A. FULTON

Samuel WILHIDE  d/ Feb 1845  (Will written 24 Jan 1845)
widow - Susanna (died early 1851)

d/ Harriet  w/o George W. AIMAN
d/ Margaret  w/o Michael GRINDER
d/ Mary  w/o George SNIDER
s/ John Washington WILHIDE (b/ Apr 1829)

d/ Salina, dec'd w/o John FULTON
.......Charles Henry FULTON
.......Barbara Ann FULTON

sister - Matilda CAULIFLOWER

to wife -
- farm, 170 acres, near the Monocacy river (where the Amons lived)
- timber land, 40 acres
- House & Lot in Woodsboro (where Samuel lived)

To daughter Margaret - 
House & 5 lots in Woodsboro where the Grinders then lived; farm occupied 
by Frederick WILHIDE on Creagerstown Road, 58 acres; Wood lot, 21 acres.

To sister Matilda -
House & Lot, then occupied by Lawrence BALTZELL, on Harbaugh's Valley Road

Execs/ wife and her brother, George MILLER;
Witnesses:  John D. CRUMBAUGH, John A. MARTIN and David F. YANTIS

Guardian was David SCHLEY; testimony was heard from Julius C. HULL.
Trustees were George W. AIMAN and John Washington WILHIDE.
After a failed public sale, private sales were made to:
- Daniel FIERO for the 40 acre mountain lot at $500
- John Washington WILHIDE for house and lot in Woodsborough at $1,000
- John Washington WILHIDE for the farm at $20/acre
The farm was surveyed by Singleton O'NEAL, the county surveyor, and
was found to contain 140 acres.  Total sales was then $4,370.

Distribution after costs of $4,111.15:
- John W. WILHIDE, his legacy of $1,600  plus $208.27 in interest;
- 1/5 or $460.57 to each of Samuel WILHIDE's children with Salina's
children each getting half of her share.
Closed 30 Jul 1851.


472-479 - HAYS, MERRICK, PERMET - Jan 1851

William ANDERSON & the Harpers Ferry Savings Institution  vs  Mary A. M. HAYS & Others

Joseph G. HAYS  d/ 1850 intestate

d/ Mary Ann Matilda HAYS
s/ William Henry HAYS
d/ Cynthia Susan HAYS
d/ Maria Elizabeth HAYS, a minor
d/ Eleanor S. HAYS (d/ abt 1850 intestate, single)

All of them then lived in Virginia (which would today be Jefferson Co, WV);
however, in 1840, Joseph lived in Frederick Co, MD.

Land - 80 acres, from James HIGGINS and w/ Elizabeth A. in 1838.

Trustee was William M. MERRICK of Frederick City.  On 29 Jul 1851, sale was
mad to Perry PERMET at $2,100.  Proceeds went to Harpers Ferry Savings for
the three notes owed to them.  Closed 12 Nov 1851.


479-484 - KEHLER, BENDER, CARLIN, HOUCK - Feb 1851

John BENDER & Others  vs Frederick KEHLER

Henry KEHLER Sr,  d/ Jul 1851 intestate

d/ Elizabeth  w/o John BENDER
d/ Sarah  w/o Henry CARLIN
s/ John N. KEHLER
s/ Jacob KEHLER
s/ Henry KEHLER Jr
s/ John KEHLER
s/ Frederick KEHLER

Trustee was Ezra HOUCK with George HOUCK as surety.
Sale was held at Shank's Hotel in Frederick on 4 Oct 1851 
for properties in Frederick Town with high bidders as:
- Henry CARLIN for 2-story brick house and lot on west side 
  of North Market St (late residence   of Henry KEHLER Sr) at $1,325
- John BARTGIS for 1-story log & weatherboard house and lot on corner 
  of Market   & Fifth Sts for $751
- Jacob KEHLER for 1-story log house and lot on West Fifth St (then 
  occupied by   Henry KEHLER Jr) at $305
- Leonard OFFENDARFER for 1-story and a half og house and lot on 
  West Fifth St   (then occupied by John BENDER) at $505
- William TASKER, Perry G. WALKER, Robert E. PROBEE, Isaac PROUGHT, 
  John BUSH, Samuel POWELL and James WEEMS, in trust for the Beneficial 
  Society of the Laboring Sons of Frederick, for 2 unimproved lots on East Fifth 
  St & Chappel Alley (Lots 239 & 240)   at $265
Total sales were $3,151.

Jacob KEHLER filed for insolvency in Jul 1840; his appointed trustee was 
John BENDER.
Distribution after costs of $2,979.89:  each 1/7 share, $425.69 (Jacob's
share to his trustee).  Closed 12 Nov 1851.


485-495 - KEMP, BUCKEY, THOMAS, SHREVE - Feb 1844

Daniel BUCKEY  vs  Benjamin SHREVE

Daniel BUCKEY was the acting executor of Christian KEMP of Baltimore County.  Walter 
B. KEMP, a named executor, had renounced the trust.  Buckey sold the land to Benjamin 
SHREVE Jr. of Loudon Co, Virginia in 1841, at $11,895, subject to the dower rights of 
Harriet KEMP, widow of Christian KEMP; however, Shreve has  not been able to make 
the payments.

Land - "Kemps Coney Island", 183 acres, lies in the Potomac River.

In 1844, Shreve was living in Montgomery Co, MD.
Trustee for sale was Daniel BUCKEY; however, he was ill at the time of sale and Jacob
M. BUCKEY attended in his place with Joshua DILL as auctioneer or cryer.  Sale was
made to William S. MILLER who stated he was bidding for Christopher H. THOMAS and 
w/ Eveline V., Mary R. BUCKEY, Isabella W. BUCKEY and Jacob M. BUCKEY and w/ Harriet 
C. who were entitled to 4/5 of the purchase, being daughters of Eveline BUCKEY, d/o 
Christian KEMP.  The other 1/5 was to Daniel G. BUCKEY, their brother.
In 1847, Daniel BUCKEY lived in Baltimore City.  By Oct 1848, Daniel BUCKEY, the
acting executor, had died.  The court then appointed William S. MILLER as the trustee.

Distribution after costs, $7,391.88:  1/5 or $1,478.37 each to Harriet C. BUCKEY, 
Eveline V. THOMAS, Mary R. MILLER, Daniel G. BUCKEY and Isabella W. BUCKEY.
Closed June 1851.


495-495 - BARNES, BROWN, WALTZ - Jul 1851

John P. BARNES & Others  vs  John T. WALTZ & Others
Supplemental (see WBT-4, 381)

Estate of Mathias BARNES by trustee Isaac BROWN

2nd Distribution:  Susan BARNES, $55.22 in lieu of her dower;
creditors paid the balance total of $148.15.
Closed 24 Nov 1851.


496-502 - WALKER, SHRINER, CRAMER, NELSON, STAUFFER, WINEBRENNER, HOLTZ - Jul 1850

Robert NELSON  vs Isaac WALKER and Jacob WALKER

Jacob WALKER, with brother Isaac WALKER as his surety, borrowed money from
Robert NELSON in 1849.  Jacob became insolvent and made a deed of trust to his 
brother Isaac for all his property, personal and real.

Land - the Hill Farm, sold to Abraham SHRINER for $1,391;
- the Home Farm, sold to Ezra CRAMER at $9,775 minus amounts due on mortgage.

John STAUFFER and Christian WINEBRENNER petitioned the court stating in 1848 
Benjamin NEIDIG conveyed land to Jacob WALKER for $5,400 with John STAUFFER 
as a surety; note was assigned to Nicholas HOLTZ.  Winebrenner was also a surety on 
a $500 note to Neidig also assigned to Nicholas HOLTZ.  Both sureties paid the notes 
to George GITTENGER as guardian or agent of legatees of Nicholas HOLTZ.

Jacob WALKER's wife, Mary, received $504.05 in lieu of her dower; balance to creditors.
Closed 30 Dec 1851.


502-512 - HUGHES, EICHELBERGER, OBERMYER, RUTH, MEDTART, BRUNNER, STEINER - Jan 1848

George M. EICHELBERGER  vs  Ezekiel HUGHES

A mortgage payable to Jeremiah HUGHES and made by Ezekiael HUGHES with monies 
obtained from Frederick County Bank, George M. EICHELBERGER as their agent was validated
in 1842.

Land - tract near Emmittsburg on both sides of Turkey Run, from George M. EICHELBERGER 
(w/ Jane), (previously from John and w/ Sarah C. OBERMYER to G. M. EICHELBERGER and 
Patrick OWINGS and of which Eichelberger purchased at public sale).
- Lot #82 in Frederick Town on NW corner of Market & Church Sts, from Valentine BRUNER, 
  trustee for John BRUNNER, dec'd, in 1836.
- part of Lot #81 in Frederick Town on SW corner of Lot #82, from Margaret RUTH of 
Richland Co, Ohio in 1839; (property willed to Margaret from her father, Jacob MEDTART 
in 1820).

Trustee was Grayson EICHELBERGER; on 15 May 1848, sale was made to 
- Christian STEINER for Lot #81 at $1,170
- George M. EICHELBERGER for Lot #82 at $3,000

Distribution to creditors.  Closed 22 Aug 1851.


512-521 - WHITTER, JUDY, FIRESTONE, POTTER, BRENGLE, ROUTZAHN, 
    THOMAS, DERR, GOODMANSON, QUYNN - Sep 1849

Peter GOODMANSON, surviving exec/of Caspar QUYNN & Others
vs  Heirs of Thomas WHITTER

Thomas WHITTER  d/ 1849 intestate
widow - Susan E. and 7 children

d/ Ann Elizabeth  w/o Alexander JUDY
d/ Rebecca  w/o Frederick FIRESTONE
s/ Edward J. WHITTER, a minor
s/ Thomas L. WHITTER, a minor
d/ Mary I. WHITTER, a minor
d/ Sarah E. WHITTER, a minor
d/ Fanny WHITTER, a minor

Land - Lots #156, 157 and 158, on NW corner of Market & South Sts in Frederick Town,
  from George McCAHAN and w/ Mary A. (now of Baltimore City) by agreement.
- Lot #277 in Frederick Town, from Joshua DILL, trustee in Equity case of 
  Sophia HALLAR, Sarah C. HALLAR & Others  vs  John T. RIGNEY and wife, in 1848.
- 2/3 of Lot #277 in Frederick Town, from Cpt. A. GOMBER and Peter GOODMANSON, 
  exec/of Caspar QUYNN in 1849.

The widow was the administrator; guardian was Caspar MANTZ.
Testimony was heard from John A. POTTER.
Trustee was Joshua DILL; on 3 Apr 1850, sales went to:
- George L. BRENGLE  for south half of Lot #277 at $2,070
- David O. THOMAS for western part of Lot #277 at $162.50
- Joseph ROUTZAHN for eastern part of Lot #277 at $135
- John W. DERR for the other lots at $840
total sales, $3,207.50.

In 15 May 1850, Jacob HANE testified that the widow was healthy and would be
38 on the next August 26.  In lieu of her dower, she received 1/7, $429.42;
creditors paid.  Closed 6 Mar 1851.


521-523 - ARNOLD, GOODMAN, JACOBS, HEFFLEBOWER, MILLER, BROOKS, 
    HIGGINS, CHAMBERS, CASTLE, ELGIN, ENOS - Feb 1851

John ARNOLD  vs  Peter ARNOLD & Others - Supplemental

Peter ARNOLD, exec/of David ARNOLD

On 8 Mar 1851, sale was held at T. BISER's store in Burkittsville, sales to:
- Joseph ENOS for home farm of David ARNOLD of 160 acres at $6,208
- Peter ARNOLD for Lot #1 of 31 acres at $611.62
- Andrew ROYSER for Lot #2 of 7 acres at $190.62
- Tobias HORINE for Lot #3 of 9 acres at $241.40
- Peter ARNOLD for Lot #4 of 9 acres at $133.87
- John HEFFLEBROWER for Lot #5 of 8 acres at $111.23
- Henry BRENNEMAN for Lot #6 of 8 acres at $100.34
- D. ARNOLD for Lot #7 of 13 acres at $146.74
- David SMITH for Lot #8 of 8 acres at $41.03
- David ARNOLD for Lot #9 of 12 acres at $181.99
- Joshua AHALT for Lot #10 of 12 acres at $90.79
- David ARNOLD for Lot #11 of 2 acres at $85
There remains 60 acres not yet sold due to lack of bidders.

Trustee was Peter ARNOLD
1st Distribution of $1,786 after costs:
- John ARNOLD, $403.78
- Lydia GOODMAN, D. ARNOLD, John ARNOLD, each $134.59
- Sally JACOBS, John HEFFLEBOWER, L. MILLER, each $163.14
- Catharine BROOKS, Jacob MILLER, John MILLER, Peter MILLER, Sally HIGGINS, 
  Mary CHAMBERS, Lydia CASTLE and Julia ELGIN, each $61.17
Closed 22 Jan 1852.


523-528 - QUIN/QUYNN, BOLLER, PEARSON, TROXELL - Jan 1844

Arthur QUYNN, exec/of John QUIN  vs Jacob BOLLER & Joshua DILL

John QUIN died, living in Chester Co, PA.  Jacob BOLLER, who was in bankruptcy, was
indebted to John QUIN.  Testimony was heard from M. ADELSPERGER.  Trustee was
E. L. LOWE; sale was held in the tavern of Mrs. AGNEW in Emmitsburg on 5 Jan 1845.
High bidders were:
- J. E. PEARSON & George W. TROXELL (w/ Lewis ELDER as surety) at $765.
Distribution to A. QUIN, $671.72 (after costs were deducted).
Closed 24 Jul 1848.


528-539 - KUHN, BIGGS, STONER, PICKING, HAUG, OVELMAN, MARTIN, GRIMES - Dec 1843

Joseph L. KUHN  vs William BIGGS & Others

Henry KUHN  d/ bef Mar 1840
widow - Elizabeth

s/ Zebulon KUHN  d/ abt Jun 1841 (Will written 31 May 1841)
.....w/ Catharine E. M.
............Joseph KUHN
............Louisa KUHN
............Eliza KUHN
............Benjamin F. KUHN
............Ellen KUHN 

Zebulon's House & Lot in Woodsborough to wife and daughters.
Execs of Zebulon's Will / William BIGGS of J. and L. PICKING (the later refused it).
(Children were not named in the will.)

Land of Henry KUHN - 150 acres to son Zebulon where he then resided.
On 25 Mar 1840, Elizabeth KUHN, Henry's widow as executor, sold 346 
acres to Zebulon.

Friends of Henry, Godfrey SEISS and John STEWART, were to value the
property.

William BIGGS testified he had known the family since their birth; Cyrus
MANTZ also testified.  

On 19 Aug 1844, sale was held with high bidders as:
- William STONER for Lot #1 of 9 acres at $12/acre
There were no bidders for the farm, so another sale was scheduled on
1 Sep 1845; high bidders were:
- Leon PICKING for the farm, Lot #10 marked A #1 of 194 acres at $9/acre
- Margaret HAUG for Lot #2 of 54 acres at $10.55/acre
There were no bidders for the balance of the estate, so on 17 Jan 1846, 
he sold at sale to:
- Margaret HAUG for Lot #3 of 15 acres at $18.35/acre or $292.06
- Margaret HAUG for Lot #6 of 13 acres at $20/acre or $268.25
- George OVELMAN for Lot #4 of 15 acres at $21.05/acre or $325.35
- Jeremiah MARTIN for Lot #5 of 13 acres at $16.10/acre or $212.32
- Warner T. GRIMES for Lot #7 of 13 acres at $15/acre or $201.18
- W. T. GRIMES for Lot #8 of 13 acres at $16/acre or $211
There was no bidder for Lot #11 of 132 acres.

Distribution of $1,510.80:  Court Costs $103.89; Cyrus MANTZ $934.26;
Zebulon's five children, $86.53 each.

On 13 Jan 1847, sale was held again and Lot #11 of 132 acres was sold to
Elizabeth KUHN at $786.28.
Distribution after court costs, $723.34; to Zebulon's five children, $144.66 each.

William BIGGS died 1 Apr 1848 before he finished the duties of his trust and
with monies from the sales still being last in his possession.
John B. STIMMEL was then made trustee.  No further distributions at this time.
Closed 24 Jun 1849.


539-549 - CARROLL, TUCKER, BAYARD, LEE, JACKSON, BOONE - Nov 1850

Charles C. TUCKER  vs  S. George TUCKER

Charles CARROLL of Carrollton, dec'd

son/ _______ CARROLL (dec'd) and w/ Harriet
------Margaret BAYARD
------Harriet LEE
------Louisa JACKSON
------Elizabeth C. (Carroll), w/o Dr. A. B. TUCKER - Philadelphia (both dec'd)
.................Charles Carroll TUCKER
.................S. George TUCKER, a minor

Land - "Carrollton Manor", 775 and 300 acres; and 1 undivided moriaty of Lot #3, 
then in the possession of Mrs. Emily TAVIST (husband, Enoch), the executrix of 
Charles CARROLL of CARROLLTON.  It consists of 12 small lots laid out at Noland's 
Ferry on the north side of the Potomac River and contained 2 acres.  It was conveyed 
to Charles & George from Richard H. BAYARD and w/ Sophia, Harriet CARROLL (widow), 
Louisa C. JACKSON (widow), all of Philadelphia; and John LEE and w/ Harriet in Sep 1850.  
The road from Frederick to the mouth of the Monocacy ran through the middle of the large
tract of land.  The New Design Road and the road from Frederick to Noland's Ferry are
also mentioned in the resurvey.

Richard H. BAYARD was also the exec/of Elizabeth TUCKER's will.
Guardian was Robert BOONE, esquire; testimony was heard from John LEE, esquire.
Land was divided for the two sons of Elizabeth TUCKER by Davis RICHARDSON, Otho
THOMAS, Samuel DUTROW, Robert BOON and B. Amos CUNNINGHAM.


549-574 - DORSEY, HOWARD, MAYNARD, SOLLERS, SHEREDINE, GRUBER, 
WHITEHILL, BENNETT, SIMMONS, CHAMBERLAIN, CLARY, WARFIELD, TROXELL, 
HODGKISS, HAMMOND, CLEMSON, SIMPSON, BROWER - Feb 1851

Mary CLEMSON  vs  Ephraim H. MAYNARD & Others

Basil DORSEY, dec'd, of Anne Arundel County (Will dated 31 May 1763)
d/ Ariana  w/o Thomas SOLLERS of Baltimore County
d/ Elizabeth  w/o Ephraim HOWARD - Frederick County
d/ Eleanor  w/o Upton SHEREDINE - Frederick County
=======

Ephraim HOWARD  d/ between 1817-1819 intestate
widow - Elizabeth and 7 children

s/ Dennis D. HOWARD (d/ Jan 1851)
d/ Henrietta HOWARD (d/ 1842)
d/ Elizabth HOWARD (d/ 1841)
d/ Sarah HOWARD  (d/ 1834 Baltimore) w/o Jacob GRUBER 
d/ Juliet HOWARD (d/ 1837)

d/ Eleanor (Howard) w/o Henry MAYNARD (d/ abt 1837)
........Ephraim H. MAYNARD & w/ Eveline WHITEHILL
........George W. MAYNARD (d/ Dec 1848)
---------Dennis H. MAYNARD & w/ Sarah BENNETT
---------Elizabeth G. MAYNARD w/o Charles S. SIMMONS
........Basil MAYNARD
........Elizabeth  MAYNARD  w/o James CHAMBERLAIN
........Eleanor MAYNARD  w/o Hanson CLARY
........Juliet MAYNARD, dec'd - 1st H/ Lewis WARFIELD
----------Anna M. WARFIELD  w/o Joshua TROXELL - near Emmitsburg
----------Basil WARFIELD
----------William WARFIELD
........................Juliet's 2nd H/ __________ HODGKISS
----------Thomas H. HODGKISS
----------Lydia HODGKISS (d/ May 1849), dec'd w/o Dawson V. HAMMOND
----------------Lydia Ellen HAMMOND, a minor

d/ Mary (Howard) wid/o James CLEMSON 
........Hanson T. CLEMSON
........Joanna CLEMSON  w/o Richard O. SIMPSON
........Dennis H. CLEMSON
........Howard CLEMSON
........Juliet CLEMSON  w/o Isaac BROWER

Land - "Howard's Paradise", 575 acres; tract was a resurvey of "Howard's Range" 
(to Basil DORSEY from John HOWARD of Gideon);  "Middleway" (to Basil DORSEY 
from his brother Edward DORSEY); "Howard's Rest" (to Basil DORSEY from William 
GEECELY?); and "Level Bottom"; conveyed in 1769 by Deed of Partition by Will of 
Basil DORSEY to his daughters (the above 575 acres was Elizabeth's part). and is 
the same as conveyed by Ephraim HOWARD and wife to Abraham CRAPSTER, merchant, 
(w/ Margaret) in 1790 and resurveyed by Crapster to Ephraim HOWARD. 
Part was a resurvey of "Duke's Woods" except for parts conveyed by Ephraim to
George COOPER and Jeremiah KITZMILLER.

Land conveyed to Ephraim HOWARD
- "Resurvey on Woods Lot", 24 acres, to Ephraim from Thomas DORSEY in 1780
- "Gaithers Chance" and "Howard's Range" from Jacob STRIPE, blacksmith, (w/ Ann)
   in 1781; ("Howard's Range" was originally granted to John HOWARD for 856 acres 
   in 1749.
- "Spring Garden", 270 acres, from Elizabeth SNELL, w/o George SNELL, and widow 
   & executrix of Absalom WARFIELD in 1770 (except 92 acres sold to John YOUNG
   in 1774)
- Lot #39 in Liberty from Robert CUMMINGS, trustee for insolvent Benjamin MUSGROVE
  and for the benefit of Thomas BEATTY in 1796

Mary conveyed her interests to her siblings; Eleanor & Henry MAYNARD conveyed 
all their interests in 1820 to the first five mentioned siblings.  Sarah died in 1834 
without issue and her share descended to her siblings.  Juliet died in 1837 and, by 
her will dated 16 Feb 1820, devised her share to Dennis, Elizabeth and Sarah; but 
Sarah had already died.  Elizabeth HOWARD died 1841 without issue and, by her will
dated 16 Feb 1820, devised all her estate to her brother Dennis HOWARD and sisters, 
Sarah and Juliet.  Henrietta HOWARD died 1842 and, by her will dated 16 Feb 1820, 
devised her estate to Dennis, Sarah and Juliet,  Dennis died Jan 1851

Mary CLEMSON petitioned that she is entitled to 1/10 of Dennis D. HOWARD's estate 
and that her sister Eleanor is entitled to 1/10.

Dennis D. HOWARD  d/ Jan 1851 (Will dated 3 Apr 1844)

Freed SLAVES - Devan a/k/a Vanzey LAWSON, Daniel LAWSON, Samuel LAWSEN, Ephraim 
LAWSEN, Wesley CARTER, Amy ANTHONY, Lydia CARTER  - each to receive $300
- Children of Lydia CARTER, Hetty & Rachel
- Wm. H. HARRISON & Philip WHITE, sons of Hetty, to be set free when 21 (to Dennis MAYNARD)
- LUCY & DEBBY, two aged female slaves to be well taken care of during the remainder of
  their lives.

Devisees:  (relationship not given in will)
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD & w/ Eveline WHITEHILL
- George W. MAYNARD (d/ abt 1849)
------Dennis H. MAYNARD & w/ Sarah BENNETT
------Elizabeth MAYNARD w/o Charles S. SIMMONS
- Basil MAYNARD
- Elizabeth  w/o James CHAMBERLAIN

- Lydia HODGKISS (d/ abt 1849)  w/o Dawson V. HAMMOND
-------Lydia Ellen HAMMOND, a minor
- Thomas H. HODGKISS - FL

- Anna M. WARFIELD  w/o Joshua TROXELL - near Emmitsburg
- Basil WARFIELD
- William WARFIELD

Exec/ Thomas H. HODGKISS and Dennis D. MAYNARD
Witnesses:  E. H. ROCKWELL, W. A. ALBAUGH, J. W. ALBAUGH

Guardian was George RICE; testimony was heard from Elihu H. ROCKWELL
Thomas HAMMOND and Col. Thomas SAPPINGTON.  Trustees were Dawson V.
HAMMOND and Dennis H. MAYNARD.  Sale was held on 6 Aug 1851 at the
tavern of Daniel ROOT in Liberty Town; high bidders were:
- Henry CARTER for Plat #1, 216 acres, at $11,901.65
- Allen PAYNE for Plat #2, 190 acres, at $8,551.68
- Henry BAKER for Plat #3, 54 acres, at $2,808
- Basil DORSEY for Plat #4, 20 acres, at $1,243.50
- Solomon BAKER for Plat #5, 1+ acres, at $107.66
- Israel COLLENBERG for Plat #6, two Lots in Liberty at $25,182.50
Total sales, $12,882.66.

Distribution of $11,844.14 (after costs):  
- Mary CLEMSON & Eleanor MAYNARD, $2,369.22 each
- Thomas SAPPINGTON, Register, $236.92 for collateral tax
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD, Basil MAYNARD, Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas 
  HODGKISS, Ann M. TROXELL, Basil WARFIELD, William WARFIELD; $1,026.66 each
- Dennis H. MAYNARD and Elizabeth SIMMONS; $513.33 each
- Dawson V. HAMMOND, $320.83 for curtesey as surviving husband
- Lydia E. HAMMOND, $705.83

Additional Sales - to Henry CUSTER for 109 acres at $3,187.82

2nd Distribution of $2,400; $2,272.56 after costs:
- Mary CLEMSON & Eleanor MAYNARD, $227.25 each
- Thomas SAPPINGTON, Register, $45.45 for collateral tax
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD, Basil MAYNARD, Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas 
  HODGKISS, Ann M. TROXELL, Basil WARFIELD, William WARFIELD; $196.95 each
- Dennis H. MAYNARD and Elizabeth SIMMONS; $98.47 each
- Dawson V. HAMMOND, $81.55 for curtesey as surviving husband
- Lydia E. HAMMOND, $135.40

Petition filed Apr 1851 for Additional Real Estate of Dennis D. HOWARD

Land to Dennis D. HOWARD
- "Hammond's Chance", 150 acres, from Frederick A. SCHLEY as trustee for John
HAMMOND, dec'd, in 1816.
- "Gaithers Chance", 5 acres, and "Howard's Range", 2 acres, from Christian KINZEY 
   (w/ Nancy) and Carroll HAMMOND in 1837.
- "Leigh Castle", 49 acres, from Frederick A. SCHLEY as trustee for Jonas URNER, 
   in 1822.
- "Ridgely Grist Park" and "Justify Me", from Paul BENTAHEN, Marshall, of Baltimore 
City in 1823 in suit against Charles A. WARFIELD, William L. YOUNG and Samuel O'MOALE, 
merchants.  Charles A. WARFIELD held an interest in the estate of Louisa V. SNOWDEN, dec'd, 
and formerly Louisa V. WARFIELD, sister of Charles; she owned 638 acres of land in Anne 
Arundel County
- "Pleasant Fields", "Woods Lot", "Resurvey on Woods Lot", "Dillings Begrudge", 19 acres, from 
Eleanor MURDOCK, Mary C. MURDOCK, George W. MURDOCK, Eleanor POTTS, Richard POTTS 
and w/ Ann L., all of Frederick Co, MD; and William B. TYLER and w/ Harriet of Loudoun Co, VA 
in 30 Dec 1811.

Guardian of Lydia E. HAMMOND was David SCHLEY, testimony was heard from E. H. ROCKWELL.
Trustees were Dawson V. HAMMOND and Dennis H. MAYNARD; sale was held at the tavern of
Daniel ROOT in Liberty on 6 Aug 1851, high bidders were:
- John A. WORTHINGTON for Plat #1, a wood lot in Carroll Co of 48 acres at $729.93
- Joshua TROXELL for Plat #2, 130 acres near Liberty Town at $5,200
- Basil DORSEY for Plat #3, 143 acres near Liberty Town at $5,310.88
- Basil DORSEY for Plat #4, 1+ acre near Liberty at $91.87
- Solomon BOHN for Plat #5, 11 acre near Liberty at $756.11
Total sales, $12,088.81.

Distribution of $3,980.49 (after costs):
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD, Basil MAYNARD, Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas 
  HODGKISS, Ann M. TROXELL, Basil WARFIELD, William WARFIELD; $442.27 each
- Dennis H. MAYNARD and Elizabeth SIMMONS; $221.13 each
- Dawson V. HAMMOND, $138.22 for curtesey as surviving husband
- Lydia E. HAMMOND, $304.06

Petition was filed by D. H. MAYNARD as executor for the benefit of the two elderly
slave women for their care; DEBBY was listed as having cancer.  The court awarded
$2,500 for the care and support of LUCY and DEBBY.

Private Sales to:
- Valentine NICODEMUS for 64 acres at $2,304
- Thomas P. WILLIAMS for 20 acres at $500
- Francis PENN for 10 acres at $300
- William BRIEN for 22 acres at $503.52
- Valentine NICODEMUS & Thomas P. WILLIAMS for 10 acres at $263.75
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD for 38 acres at $500

Distribution of $1,585.46 (after costs):
- Ephraim H. MAYNARD, Basil MAYNARD, Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas 
  HODGKISS, Ann M. TROXELL, Basil WARFIELD, William WARFIELD; $176.16 each
- Dennis H. MAYNARD and Elizabeth SIMMONS; $88.09 each
- Dawson V. HAMMOND, $55.05 for curtesey as surviving husband
- Lydia E. HAMMOND, $121.11
Closed 2 Feb 1852.


589-595 - DUVALL, SLAVES, DAVIS, BELT - Nov 1850

Lloyd T. DUVALL and Alfred BELT  vs  Julia DUVALL

Daniel DUVALL  (Will 3 Apr 1843)
widow - Ann C. (home farm)

s/ Lloyd T. DUVALL (Trammelsburg farm)
d/ Julia DUVALL
d/ Ann E. DUVALL  d/ Mar 1846 intestate, single
d/ Susan V. DUVALL  d/ Mar 1846 intestate, single
s/ Danial B. DUVALL (age 11 in Nov 1850)

nephew - Daniel DUVALL (s/o his bro/ Thomas DUVALL)
   (gave plantation on Bush Creek during life of his father)

SLAVES - negro man AARON and his wife ANN (to widow)
- negro man TERXENT(?) and BILL (s/o Ann) (to s/ Lloyd)
- negro woman SARAH & her youngest son, JACOB (to d/ Ann E.)
- negro man Henry CRAMPTON (to d/ Susan)
- negro girl MARY (to d/ Julia)
- negro boy HENRY (s/o Ann) (to s/ Daniel B.)
- negro boy CH. (s/o Sarah) (to s/ Daniel B.)

Execs/ Lloyd T. DUVALL and Alfred BELT (brother-in-law)
Witnesses:  P. McGILL, J. Benjamin MOFFITT and B. SHREVE Jr.

Land - 166 acres 
- "Addition to Swedes Folly", Resurvey on "Swedes Folly" and "Hook's Neglect"; 
also "Rock Hall" (devised to d/ Ann E.)

Mention is made for the sale of the real estate after the death of the
testator's sister, Mary DAVIS; the real estate presently was left in
the possession of his children.


595-607 - HAMMOND, WILSON, LARIZY, ECKMAN, DUNAWIN, PENNYBACKER, DEAN - Nov 1850

Denton HAMMOND and wife  vs  Ormond W. HAMMOND & Others

Ormond HAMMOND, dec'd (Will 31 Dec 1821)

s/ Edward HAMMOND
s/ Ormond HAMMOND

s/ Grafton HAMMOND  d/ Sep 1846 intestate
......widow - Mary E. A. R. and 8 children
.......................Elizabeth R.  w/o Denton HAMMOND
.......................Ormond W. HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Mary V. HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Anna W. HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Oliver B. HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Eugene HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Grafton B. HAMMOND, a minor
.......................Denton HAMMOND, a minor, d/ Mar 1850 intestate, w/o issue

Land of Ormond HAMMOND - "Hammond's Desire" (to divide between
two sons)
- "Locust Thicket" and "Gombers Range" (to Grafton)

Exec/ son Grafton HAMMOND
Witnesses:  George SHEATENHELM, Nathan HAMMOND, Adam SPONSELLER
=====

Land of Grafton HAMMOND - "Locust Thicket", inherited from father
- "Locust Thicket", 68 acres, from Thomas DUNAWIN & w/ Catharine in 1838.
The Dunawins inherited this real estate from her father, Michael ECKMAN  who died
intestate, leaving son, Jacob ECKMAN (conveyed his share to his sister) and daughter,
Catharine ECKMAN  w/o Thomas DUNAWIN.
- "Middle Plantation", 160 acres, from Ormand HAMMOND Jr in 1826; next to tract 
"Cloudy Weather".
- "Wet Time", 110 acres, from Sophia DEAN in 1831.  The real estate was inherited 
by Sophia from her father, Samuel PENNYBACKER (Will HS-3, 82).
All lands were continguous and along the county road and turnpike road.

Guardian was William P. ANDERSON; testimony was heard from Alpheus W. MARRIOTT.
On 22 Nov 1850, John J. WILSON testified he knew Mary E. A. R. HAMMOND the widow
of Grafton HAMMOND, and she was 43 years old and in good health.  
On 21 Nov 1850, Arthur LARIZY testified he knew Elizabeth, the widow of Ormond 
HAMMOND, and she was 70 years old and in good health.

Trustee was George SMITH; on 18 Jan 1851, sale was held at the City Hotel in Frederick,
high bidders were:
- Ormond W. HAMMOND for 195 acres of the home farm at $17/acre
- John T. SINIS(?) for 152 acres of the Sheets' farm at $10.12/acre
- ______ KEEFER for Lot #1, 12+ acres at $5.75/acre
- Elias L. DELASHMUTT for Lot #2, 12+ acres at $10/acre
- O. W. HAMMOND for Lot #3, 10+ acres at $10/acre
- O. W. HAMMOND for Lot #4, 10+ acres at $5/acre
- Elias L. DELASHMUTT for Lot #5, 12+ acres at $12.37/acre
- John HAMILTON for Lot #6, 12+ acres at $16.25/acre
- Robert DEAN for Lot #7, 11+ acres at $14/acre
- Jesse WRIGHT for Lot #8, 12+ acres at $14/acre
- James M. DAYHOOF for Lot #9, 14+ acres at $20.25/acre
Total sales, $6,288.18

Distribution of $5,899.89 (after costs)
- Elizabeth HAMMOND, widow, 1/10 or $331.92
- Mary E. A. R. HAMMOND, widow, 2/15 or $690.90
- Grafton's still living children each received $696.72

Grafton's widow, Mary E. A. R. HAMMOND filed a petition for her daughter,
Elizabeth, w/o Denton HAMMOND, to obtain the funds from her father's 
estate for her and her two children, rather than give the funds to her husband
as she was totally dependent on her father's support, court approved.  Bond
of $1,400 was paid for this by Mary and Wm. M. B. WILLSON and John J.
WILLSON.  Closed 7 Apr 1851.


607-614 - SMITH, ETZLER, KEITH, ALBAUGH, WALKER, SLAVES, BUSSARD, RIPPON - Jul 1850

William W. WALKER & wife  vs  John Henry SMITH & Others

Peter SMITH  d/ 1848 (Will 15 Oct 1846)

d/ Harriet SMITH  w/o Daniel ETSHELER (ETZLER)
.....Daniel ETZLER, Jr.
.....Catharine  ETZLER  w/o Jacob KEATH/KEITH
.....William ETZLER 
.....Mary  ETZLER  w/o David ALBAUGH
.....Malakiah ETZLER
.....Hezekiah ETZLER
.....Nathaniel ETZLER
.....George ETZLER
.....Lydia ETZLER
.....Harriet ETZLER

s/ James SMITH  d/ 1849
.....Mary Elizabeth  w/o William W. WALKER
.....John Henry SMITH
.....Joshua Peter SMITH
.....James William SMITH
.....Charles Abner SMITH, a minor
.....Basil SMITH, a minor
.....Lavinia SMITH, a minor

SLAVES - negro woman Maria BUSSARD; she was to be freed; he also 
gave her the house where he had lived that formerly was a blacksmith 
shop with one acre of ground, this in gratitude of her taking care of him.
She was to have a life estate and, upon her death, to go to her children,
Sarah and Margaret (who were to serve their mother until the age of 16
and then to be free); then, upon their deaths, property to go to the children 
of Peter's daughter, Harriet.

Executor was his son who died before finishing the administration of
his father's estate; William W. WALKER was James' administrator.
Witnesses:  John SMITH, Thomas SAPPINGTON, William EEVERS

Land - on the north side of road from Fredericktown to Libertytown 
(devised to d/ Harriet and upon her death, to her children); on the south 
side of road from Fredericktown to Libertytown (devised to s/ James 
and upon his death, to his children); 

Guardian was J. P. HARDING; testimony was heard from Henry NELSON
and Daniel ROOT.  Trustee was William W. WALKER; on 12 Mar 1851, sale
was held, high bidders were:
- John T. RIPPON for 56+ acres on the north side at $351.14
- John T. RIPPON for 41+ acres on the south side at $67.40
Total sales, $518.54.

Distribution of $137.19 (after costs & debts):
- James SMITH's administrator, W. W. WALKER, $42.67
- Each of Harriet Smith Etzler's children, $8.95
Closed 16 Jul 1852.


614-633 - DAVIS, WOOTON, LACKLAND, HAMNER, TILGHMAN, WORTHINGTON, 
THOMSON, STEELE, RITCHIE, CHAMBERS, READ, RICHARDSON, SLAVES - Nov 1850

James L. DAVIS & Others  vs  Davis RICHARDSON & Others

Ignatius DAVIS  d/ 1828 (Will 17 Apr 1825; filed 20 May 1828)
widow - Catharine "Kitty" (d/ 5 Jan 1849) (possibly a 3rd wife)

1.  Thomas J. DAVIS  d/ abt 1848 in Georgetown, DC
......wid/ Isabella (she & her children live in Georgetown, DC)
.................Thomas J. DAVIS, Jr
.................Frances R. R. DAVIS
.................William W. DAVIS
.................Susan DAVIS
.................Nelson W. DAVIS
.................Isabella W. DAVIS
.................Henry B. DAVIS

2.  James L. DAVIS & w/ Elizabeth (HAMNER)

3.  Richard W. DAVIS, now dec'd
......wid/ Susan (TILGHMAN)
.................Louisa DAVIS, now w/o T. C. WORTHINGTON - Baltimore Co

4.  Meredith DAVIS
5.  Margaretta A. DAVIS  wid/o William J. THOMSON

6.  John J. DAVIS  d/ May 1846, no issue
.......wid/ Rosa, now w/o John N. STEELE - Out of State

7.  Catharine L. DAVIS, dec'd w/o Dr. A. RITCHIE
..........John RITCHIE, a minor
..........Albert RITCHIE, a minor

8.  Sarah Jane DAVIS  d/ abt Mar 1827
9.  George L. L. DAVIS & w/ Miss (CHAMBERS) - Baltimore city
10. Frances R. DAVIS  w/o Robert READ - DC
11.  Elie R. DAVIS (b/ 10 May 1825) - MO

sons - Wooman J. DAVIS & Richardson E. DAVIS
(in Will, but not listed in court records;
         evidently died after Apr 1827)

nephew - Davis RICHARDSON

Land - "Mount Hope" and "New Bremen", 200 acres and 
mansion house, (Will provided 1/2 to son Elie with a life 
estate to Elie's mother; other half to be sold after the 
death of the widow Catharine)*.

Other Lands devised to family
- Lot #87, 90 & 94, 160 acres contiguous, lying in New York, 8-10 
  miles from the Genesse River and next to land of James W. CURDY.
  (willed to nephew Davis RICHARDSON)
- More land in Montgomery Co and also in New York, willed to three
daughters, Margaret, Catharine and Sarah.
- Land in Montgomery Co to daughter Frances, deeded from Richard 
  WOOTTON, father of Margaret who was the mother of Frances.
- "Wet Work", "Dry Work", on east side of Monocacy River and 
  hundreds of other acres, to sons.
- Lots in Poolesville to Dennis LACKLAND for benefit of his wife
  and children.
- 'Union Mill', mill farm in Montgomery Co of 17 acres with cooper shop
   and other buildings; also "Sampson's Island", 31 acres in the Potomac
   River; to nephew Davis RICHARDSON.
- lands from James LACKLAND, dec'd, 406 acres.

Ignatius' will provided that all
SLAVES, their children and grandchildren be set free.
- CHANTZ, child of Big NULLY(?), to be free 25 Dec 1823; all 
  her other children to be freed at the age of 28.
- negro man JERRY (then in the possession of Mrs. Martha MAGRUDER, 
  the d/o Ignatius' dear friend John NELSON, dec'd, and a father
  to another daughter whom Ignatius married), to be freed when Mrs.
  Magruder feels proper.
- ELEANOR, w/o SOLOMON, to be free ten years from 1 Jun 1824;
  her children to be freed at age 28
- BOB (bought from John L. HARDING), to be free nine years from
  4 Jan 1825; it would then be over 45; if he is unable to sustain
  himself, then he may return to my estate and be maintained by my
  executors.
- Linny LUCAS, bought by D. RICHARDSON from Col. BROWN, dec'd,
  to be free 17 years from 14 Nov 1821; her children to be free at
  age 28.

Two family bibles were mentioned, the red morocco covered one 
to his wife, Catharine, and after her death, to her eldest daughter 
then living unless she chooses otherwise.  A marriage contract was 
also mentioned with land from the estate of T. W. James LACKLAND 
being his wife Catharine's portion.
The other family bible was willed to his friend, Mrs. Elizabeth 
RICHARDSON with the register of the family ages to be cut out
or copied to another book.
The prayer book, also covered in red moracco, was willed to his 
daughter Frances, it formerly being her deceased mother's (his 
wife Catharine was still living when he wrote his will; therefore 
it appears Catharine was not his only wife).

Ignatius recommended Col. Henry KEMP and Dennis LACKLAND along
with his two male executors to assist in distribution of his property.

Exec/ Catharine DAVIS, John H. SIMMONS and Davis RICHARDSON
(Spouses, grandchildren and death dates and places were not listed in will.)
Witnesses:  D. BUCKY, Frederick L. POOLE, John TAYLOR, John C. DELAUNCY

Davis RICHARDSON is the only surviving executor.
Elie R. DAVIS left for the South Western states about 1846 and has
not been heard from for three years and is believed dead.  He was last
known to be in Missouri in 1848.

Guardian of the Ritchie boys was David SCHLEY.  On 4 Feb 1851,
testimony was heard from Albert RITCHIE.  Trustee was Davis
RICHARDSON; sale was held on 28 Mar 1851, high bidders were:
- David T. JONES for 197 acres at $10,398.34; his sureties were
  Richard H. JONES and Daniel T. JONES.
- Robert BOONE for 3 acres at $204.12 (land separate from other)
- Daniel BAKER for 50 perches at $15 (also separate from main  tract)
Total sales, $10,617.46.

Distribution of $10,093.12 (after costs):
- Elie R. DAVIS, 1/2 or $5,046.55
- Children of Thomas J. DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65 ($72.09 each)
- James L. DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65
- Richard W. DAVIS's share, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65 to James L. DAVIS 
  for his claim against Richard's estate
- Meredith DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65
- Margaretta A. DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65
- Catharine L. DAVIS' sons, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65 ($252.32 each)
- John J. DAVIS' wife, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65
- George L. L. DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65 (except $458.77 was
  paid to James L. DAVIS for debts owed by George)
- Frances R. DAVIS, 1/10 of 1/2 or $504.65
- Elie R. DAVIS, $45.87; to Albert RICHIE, trustee under will of
  Catharine DAVIS, assignee of E. R. DAVIS in trust, $458.77.
Closed 18 Jul 1851.


633-645 - STIENER, SHELLMAN, SHOEMAKER, CLEMENTS, SCHLASINGER, BIRELY - Nov 1850

Henry H. STIENER & Others  vs  William H. CLEMENTS & Others

Henry STIENER Sr  d/ 1825, of Frederick Town (Will 5 May 1825; 18 Jun 1825)
widow Rachel  d/ Jun 1850 in Ohio

d/ Henrietta  w/o Thomas H. SHELLMAN - Hamilton Co, OH
s/ John J. STIENER and w/ Frances H. - Hamilton Co, OH
s/ Henry H. STIENER and wife - Pensacola, Escambria Co, FL
d/ Mary C. STIENER, now w/o Robert M. SHOEMAKER - Hamilton Co, OH
d/ Rachel STIENER, now dec'd, w/o issue
s/ Josephus M. STIENER - Fort Graham, Navarro Co, TX

d/ Elizabeth STIENER (d/ abt May 1850) w/o William H. CLEMENTS
......Henry S. CLEMENTS, Jr., a minor (age 10 in Nov 1851 - NY
......John B. S. CLEMENTS, a minor (age 3 in Nov 1851) - NY
......Elizabeth S. CLEMENTS, a minor - NY

s/ Thomas M. STIENER (born after his father died) - Hamilton Co, OH

Exec/ Rachel STIENER
Witnesses:  John P. THOMSON, George ENGLEBRECHT, Frederick A. SCHLEY
(Spouses not listed in will)

Land - 'Dublin Farm', 220 acres of "Monocacy Manor", lying on the Monocacy
  River, from heirs of William RANDALL (per Will dated 28 Jul 1817) (Hubert 
  Nicholas A. RANDALL, William RANDALL, Priscila SOLLERS, Mary SIM, Harriet 
  SIM) conveyed in 5 Jun 1824.
- 2 Lots & Houses in Frederick Town fronting west side of Market St and 
between Church and Patrick Sts, being where the deceased then lived.
In 1851, when John STIENER and wife conveyed his interest to Wm. H. 
CLEMENTS, all of them then living in Cincinnati, the houses were then
occupied by George WEBSTER and David SCHLEY and bordered on the
south by John T. THOMSON and on the north by a lot formerly owned
by Fred A. SCHLEY.

Wm. H. CLEMENTS and his children had gone to Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, OH 
by 1850 and he was guardian of his children.
Trustee was Henry H. STEINER; sale was held at the city Hotel in Frederick
Town on 22 Oct 1851, high bidders were:
- David SCHLASINGER for House & Lot, that he then occupied, at $2,726 
- Jacob BIRELY for adjoining House & Lot at $2,728 (occupied by J. H. GITTENGER)
The farm didn't sell.

Distribution after costs of $5,109.80:  each 1/7 share, $729.97.
Closed 30 Jan 1852.


645-652 - KAUFMAN, ACLE, JOHNSON, DAYHOFF, SELSER, KOLB - Nov 1850

John C. KAUFMAN & Others  vs  William KAUFMAN & Others

Barbara KAUFMAN  d/ 1849 intestate - widow of Conrad KAUFMAN

s/ John C. KAUFMAN
d/ Margaret KAUFMAN
d/ Catharine KAUFMAN  w/o Joseph ACLE - Out of State
s/ J. Henry KAUFMAN & w/ Elizabeth JOHNSON - Baltimore
s/ William KAUFMAN & w/ Emily DAYHOFF
s/ Hiram KAUFMAN - Baltimore
d/ Mary A. KAUFMAN - Baltimore
s/ Jesse A. D. KAUFMAN & w/ Catharine SELSER

d/ Caroline KAUFMAN, dec'd w/o Raymond KOLB - Baltimore
.......Ann KOLB

In 1848, William KAUFMAN filed for insolvency with Caspar MANTZ
as his trustee.

- Lot #250 in Frederick Town, on north side of East 6th St to Barbara KAUFMAN 
from John REICH (w/ Phoebe J.) in 1830.

Trustee was John C. KAUFMAN; lot was divided into three parts and
were sold to:
- William KAUFMAN for 1st part fronting 6th St, 36'x180', w/ 2-story log dwelling at $400
- Josiah DAYHOFF for the 2nd part fronting 6th St, 34'x180', w/ 1 1/2-story log dwelling at $300
- Joshua DILL for the 3rd part fronting the east alley of N. Market St, 69'x218' at $80
Total sales, $780.

William KAUFMAN was unable to meet the terms and had John SIFFORD and Henry LORENTZ 
under the name of Sifford & Lorentz to take his place.

Distribution after costs of $551.45:  each 1/9 share, $61.27.
Closed 10 Jan 1852.


652-654 - EYLER, HAMMERS, WILHIDE, SMITH, SIFFORD, BOLLER, DONALD, 
YOUNG, PURCELL, EIGENBRODE - Jan 1850

George EYLER & Others on Petition

Jonas EYLER  d/ 1825 (Will)
widow - Rachel (d/ 1849) and 9 children

- George EYLER
- Nathan EYLER
- Benjamin EYLER
- John EYLER
- Priscilla HAMMERS, a widow
- Polly WILHIDE
- Aramenta SMITH

- __________ EYLER, dec'd (unknown son or daughter)
........Margaret SIFFORD
........Rachel BOLLER

- Samuel EYLER, dec'd
.......1/ Lydia DONALD
.......2/ (son) EYLER
....................Malinda EYLER
....................Samuel EYLER
....................John F. EYLER
.........3/ Mary YOUNG
.........4/ John F. EYLER
.........5/ (daughter) PURCELL, dec'd
.....................Ann E. PURCELL
.....................John PURCELL

other grandchild:
........Ara E. EIGENBRODE (not listed in distributions)

Exec/ John EYLER (he renounced the trust)
Witnesses:  John STEWART, Henry THOMEN Sr, Sophia MOSER
(Full copy of will was not included; children listed from Equity testimony)

Trustee was Jonas MATHEWS; sales were made to
- William H. BOLLER for Lot #1 at $1,775
- George EYLER for Lot #2 at $168.17
- Jacob GERNAND for Lot #3 at $800
Total sales, $2,743.17.

Distribution after costs, $2,453.51:  each 1/9, $272.61.
Closed 22 Nov 1851.


654-660 - MAIN, BISER, HOUCK, FLEMING, RAMSBERG, STONER, STUP, SMITH - Jan 1850

Frederick BISER and wife  vs  Jesse MAIN & Others

George MAIN  d/ 1849 intestate, had 11 children,
widow - Salome

s/ Mahlon MAIN, dec'd
.........Milton MAIN, a minor
.........George MAIN, a minor

d/ Essey (Main) w/o Frederick M. BISER
s/ Jesse MAIN
d/ Salome MAIN, a minor
s/ George J. MAIN, a minor
s/ William H. MAIN, a minor
s/ Lewis C. MAIN, a minor
d/ Elizabeth C. MAIN, a minor
s/ James A. MAIN, a minor
d/ Mary M. MAIN, a minor
s/ Joseph G. MAIN, a minor

Land - "Houck's Reserve", 21 acres, next to land of Mary BOTTS; 
from the heirs of John HOUCK:  Charlotte & Joseph T. FLEMING 
of Montgomery Co, Ohio; Catharine & Elias RAMSBERG, Mary & 
Jacob STONER, Elizabeth & Joseph STUP, Margaret & Emanuel 
SMITH, Ann Barbara & George STUP in 1843.
- "All Bottles Full", 94 acres, from David MAIN and w/ Sarah in 
1836; located next to "Rocky Ridge" and on road from Frederick 
Town to Hagers Town.

Guardian was William BANTZ; testimony was heard from John C. 
KAUFMAN who claimed there were 12 children, but only named 
Jesse and Essey.  Trustee was Joshua DILL; sale was held on
18 Apr 1850; high bidders were:
- Mrs MAIN (the widow) for the farm of 106 acres at $2,120
- Mrs MAIN for the mountain land at $75

On 28 Jun 1850, David MAIN made oath that he was well acquainted 
with Salome MAIN, the widow, and that she was 40 years old and healthy.

Lot NORRIS filed a petition as a creditor.
(Supplemental continued in #2277 - Equity S-1, 271.)


660-665 - MAUGHT, AHALT, WOLF, LONG, NELSON, KEMP, CARTZENDAFNER - Nov 1848

Thomas MAUGHT & Others  vs  Joshua AHALT & Others

John MAUGHT  d/ 12 Sep 1848 intestate, in Knoxville, MD
widow - Mary and 8 children

s/ Thomas J. MAUGHT & w/ _____ (WOLF)
s/ Andrew C. H. MAUGHT & w/ _______ (LONG)
s/ Conrad MAUGHT & w/ _______ (NELSON)
d/ Barbara MAUGHT
d/ Sarah MAUGHT
d/ Eliza MAUGHT
d/ Catharine MAUGHT  w/o Joshua AHALT
d/ Susanna MAUGHT, a minor

Land - "Fielderea" and "Good Luck", 46 acres with a merchant mill,
saw mill and dwelling house, situated on Catoctin Creek and near the 
Ridge Road leading from Frederick Town to Harpers Ferry; to John 
MAUGHT and his brother Samuel MAUGHT (w/ Nancy) for $12,000 
from heirs of Andrew FUNK in 1840.  Later Samuel sold his half to John.  
(Land was conveyed to Samuel FUNK from A. D. BLESSING of George in 1838.)

Guardian was M. KEIFER; testimony was heard from Martin W. E. HOUSE.
Trustees were Thomas J. MAUGHT, Andrew C. H. MAUGHT and Conrad W. 
MAUGHT ; on 17 May 1850, sale was held; high bidder was:
- William H. C. KEMP for the mill property at $6,000
Kemp petitioned the court saying he had sold the property to Joseph CARTZENDAFNER 
and requested that he be substituted.  Distribution not given.


667-672 - WEST, SMITH, BOONE, JANNG(?) - Oct 1850

Levin WEST  vs   Horace WEST & Others

Joseph WEST

s/ Horace A. WEST - VA
s/ Robert WEST - OH
s/ Joseph WEST, a minor
d/ Mary E. WEST, a minor
s/ Eugene WEST, a minor

Land - 1/2 share of Lot #6 in town of Berlin (now Brunswick); to Levin WEST and the heirs 
of Joseph WEST from Patrick McGILL and Thomas J. McGILL as exec/of Patrick McGILL 
Sr by his will in 1850.

Guardian was George SMITH; testimony was heard from Robert BOONE.  Trustee was
Levin WEST; sale was held in Berlin on 2 Jan 1851, but lacked a sufficient bid.  On
10 Jun 1851, private sale was made to George JANNG(?) at $700.

Distribution after costs of $568.90 went to Levin WEST (1/2 was his share and the
other half was for 1/2 of debts he paid in the partnership of Levin West & Joseph West.
Closed 3 Jun 1852.


672-678 - UPCRAFT, DEMMIT, COCHRAN, NAILE, DOTY/DOTZ, CONAWAY, FAGLE, NUSBAUM -  Dec 1849

Mary UPCRAFT  vs  Maria DEMMIT & Others

Robert UPCRAFT  d/ c1841 intestate

d/ Mary UPCRAFT

d/ _______, dec'd 
..........Maria w/o Henry DEMMIT
..........Hugh COCHRAN - Out of State
..........Hanna  w/o Jacob H. NAILE
..........Martha  w/o Moses DOTY/DOTZ
..........John W. COCHRAN - Carroll Co
..........Maranda CONAWAY
---------------Cecelius W. FAGLE - Carroll Co
---------------(unknown) CONAWAY(?) - Out of State
---------------(unknown) CONAWAY(?) - Out of State
---------------(unknown) CONAWAY(?) - Out of State

Land - "Resurvey on Joshuas Lot Rectified", 48 acres; and "Cold Friday" (now called 
"Stripes Purchase"), 52 acres; Mary UPCRAFT was then living on the property.

Creditors included Francis B. SAPPINGTON and Richard DORSEY, paracticing medicine 
under the firm of Sappington & Dorsey; they assigned the mortgage to Mary UPCRAFT.
Testimony was heard from Isaac BROWER and Col. Thomas SAPPINGTON.
Trustee was Isaac BROWER; on 19 Apr 1851, sales went to:
- Daniel NUSBAUM for the 48 acres @ $8/acre
- Mary UPCRAFT for the 52 acres @ $1/acre

Distribution not listed.


679-682 - ZUCH, BUZZARD -  Jan 1851

Henry BUZZARD of Carroll Co, MD  vs  Heirs of Jacob ZUCH

Jacob ZUCH  d/ abt 1821 iintestate
widow and several young children moved west after his death.

Land - "Worth the Taking", 150 acres, to Jacob ZUCK from Henry WAYMAN of 
Anne Arundel Co in 1820.

Trustee was William C. SAPPINGTON; sale was held on 12 July 1851 in Wolfsville, 
but failed to obtain a sufficient bid.  On 18 Sep 1851, private sale was made to Peter
H. BUZZARD at $140.  Distribution not recorded.
 

683-686 - ORME, KOHLENBERG, THOMAS, HOWARD, SINN, HAGAN - Feb 1850

William THOMAS & wife  vs  Leonard M. KOHLENBERG & Others

Etty ORME  d/ 1849 (Will written 2 Mar 1838)

s/ Nathaniel ORME
s/ Jacob ORME & w/ Eliza
s/ Roger B. ORME 
s/ Robert S. ORME & w/ Eliza
s/ William ORME

d/ Margaretta  w/o Adam KOHLENBERG
..........Ann H. KOHLENBERG, now w/o William THOMAS
..........Leonard M. KOHLENBERG, a minor
..........Willamina E. KOHLENBERG, a minor
..........John A. KOHLENBERG, a minor

Land - "Resurvey on Right & Good Reason", 222 acres, (deeded to her son Nathaniel 
ORME by Z. T. WINDSOR in 1836, then to her by her other four sons, heirs of 
Nathaniel in 1838).

Etty devised her land to her grandchildren of her  daughter; will was witnessed
by R. E. TILLARD, James S. SIMMONS and R. H. SIMMONS.

Guardian was William G. HOWARD; testimony was heard from Mr. Elisha HOWARD
who also was the trustee.  Sale was held at the tavern of M. KIEFER in Frederick
Town, but wasn't sold until Jan 1851 to Thomas SINN and John HAGAN at $500.62
Distribution not recorded.


687-696 - CRABBS,  EYLER -  Jul 1845

Frederick CRABBS  vs  John EYLER, Jonas MATHEWS & Others

 Frederick CRABBS and w/ Christina were indebted by mortgage to
John EYLER and Jonas MATHEWS.  Testimony was heard from Isaac RAISON
and Fred STULTZ (refused to testify because he was a member of the Church
of the Brethren), 

Land - "Resurvey on Iler's Content", "Wolfe's Harbor", "Resurvey on Margaret & Jones
Partnership", "Bowling Green", "Sugartur Valley", 459 acres;  land is on South Mountain 
and runs from Piney Mountain and on road leading from Emmitsburgh to Harbaughs Valley 
and next to land of George FLAUTS.

Trustee for the sale of the property was Grayson EICHELBERGER; 19 Aug 1850.
(Continued to ES-3, 359)


696-700 - MAUGINS - Jan 1849

Michael KLINE, creditor  vs  Samuel MAUGINS & Others

John MAUGINS Jr  d/ 5 Jun 1848 intestate
widow - Amy and 7 children

d/ Nancy MAUGINS, a minor
d/ Marie MAUGINS, a minor
s/ Martin V. B. MAUGINS, a minor
s/ John MAUGINS, a minor
s/ Jacob MAUGINS, a minor
s/ Levi MAUGINS, a minor
d/ Amanda MAUGINS, a minor

Administrator was Samuel MAUGINS.

Land - "Mountain Lock", 36 acres, next to "Rock Oak Valley" 
(from a Special Warrant to John HEFFNER and Jacob HEFFNER 
in 1811).; 22 acres, from Jacob WILLIAMS; "Good Hope Enlarged", 
14 acres, from John MAUGINS Sr.; "Sweepstakes", 23 acres in 
Washington Co, from Joseph F. ROHER and wife to John MAUGINS 
and Jacob MAUGINS.

Trustee for the sale of real estate was Samuel MAUGINS with sureties
as John MAUGINS and Daniel MAUGINS.  On 15 Sep 1849 sales were
made to:
- Jacob MAUGINS for 22 acres at $24.75
- Adam FOGH(?) for 18 acres at $73.80
- Adam FOGH & Joseph KEMBER for 23 acres at $30.13
- Jacob SMITH for 36 acres at $162
Total sales $327.68; reported 23 Mar 1852.
(Continued in ES-1, 102)


701-706 - IJAMS, CARPENTER, BROWN, NIXDORFF, HARTMAN -  Jul 1849

James IJAMS, Richard IJAMS & Others  vs Alfred IJAMS & Others

Plummer IJAMS Sr.  d/ 1849 intestate

s/ Plummer IJAMS, dec'd
..........Alfred IJAMS, a minor - VA
..........Oliver IJAMS, a minor - Baltimore, MD
..........John P. IJAMS, a minor - PA

s/ James IJAMS

s/ Richard IJAMS

d/ Rebecca (IJAMS), dec'd w/o John W. CARPENTER
..........William Henry CARPENTER, a minor - VA
..........Julia CARPENTER, a minor - VA

d/ Joshan (IJAMS) w/o William L. BROWN

Rebecca died July 1849, after her father died.

Land - "Duvalls Forest", "Mays Fall", "Good Friday" and "Resurvey on Paris", 
175 acres, all contigious, from Joseph HEBBURD in 1819.
- "Duvalls Forest" and "Good Friday", 46 acres, from John IJAMS in 1811.
- "Duvalls Forest", 1 acre, from Joseph HEBBERD Jr. in 1812.
- "Duvalls Forest" and "Good Friday", from Thomas P. IJAMS and Isaac IJAMS in 1805.
- Two tracts, 32 acres and 46 acres, from William J. ROSS, trustee for Luke DAVIS 
   and Ephraim DAVIS in 1839.

Testimony was heard from John MONTGOMERY.  Trustees were James IJAMS and
Richard IJAMS; private sale was made to T. L. NIXDORFF for the store house in
Ijamsville with 18 acres at $11,000.  Public sale was held 26 Jul 1851, sales went to:
- Nicholas HARTMAN for the two tracts at $872.95.
Distribution not given.  File ended 18 Feb 1852.

==================

The End of WBT-4

==================