Frederick County, Maryland

Equity TG-3

These are abstracts from Equity Court Records of Frederick County, Maryland, Liber TG-3; 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.
[Original Records located at Maryland State Archives)

Equity TG-3

1-8 - JACOBS, ROSS, REIFSNIDER, ANDERS - Oct 1874

Charles W. ROSS - Report of Sales

William H. JACOBS & w/ Susan R. issued mortgage to Frederick County 
Building Association as a loan against his stock.

LAND - Lot #9 on "Middle Plantation", 45 acres, in Mount Pleasant; 
on road from KRANTZ's Mill to Mount Pleasant; adjoining land of 
John BEALL and George C. POTTS.  Improved with a log house and log barn.
From Louisa BRENGLE in 1870.

Sale was held at the City Hotel on 30 May 1874; failed to receive a bid; 
was rescheduled on 24 Oct 1874; high bidder was:
- John REIFSNIDER and Aaron ANDERS, t/a Anders & Reifsnider, at $410

Distribution:  court costs, $117.19
- Frederick County Bldg Assoc, $289.49
- Balance, subject ot order of court, $3.32
Closed 20 Apr 1875.



8-29 - HEMP, LAKIN, FEASTER, MERLING, WALKER, MILLER - Sep 1874

Abraham HEMP, el al  vs  David HEMP, el al

Julianna HEMP d/ 6 Apr 1874, intestate

s/ Abraham HEMP & w/ Hannah
s/ David HEMP & w/ Eliza Jane - Dayton, Ohio
s/ William A. HEMP & w/ Sarah
d/ Ellen  w/o William H. LAKIN

s/ John HEMP, dec'd
...w/ Martha 
......Frederick B. HEMP
......Albert HEMP
......Alma C. HEMP, a minor
......Henry HEMP, a minor
......Ellen HEMP, a minor

d/ Ann Rebecca  wid/o Jacob FEASTER

LAND - Lot #9 (60x181') on the north side of Main St in Jefferson, 
the 3rd lot west of road from Jeffeerson to Middletown.
From Sebastian RAMSBURG (ES-1, 371-372).
Previously to Ramsburg from Christian WEAVER in 1850.

- Lots #7 & 8 in Jefferson (JS-39, 257)
From John LOATS and Henry WILLIAR(D), trustees in Equity case of Basil 
NORRIS  vs  Louisa WILLIAR, exec/of John WILLIAR (BGF-4, 151) for $454 
in 1859.
She sold to John N. MERLING a part of Lot #7 in Jefferson in 1875.

Testimony was heard from Ezra M. THOMAS, David CULLER and Abraham HEMP.

Trustee for the sale was Abraham HEMP.  Sale was held on 20 Feb 1875 
at the store of Isaac WALKER in Jefferson; high bidder was:
- Frederick MILLER for House & Lot #9 at $351
- Frederick MILLER for Lot #8 at $705

Distribution of $1,055; court costs, $283.85
- each 1/6 child's share, $128.52
Closed 8 May 1875.



29-35 - WILLIAR, HARBAUGH, NEWCOMER - Sep 1874

Ephraim F. HARBAUGH, trustee of D. F. WILLIAR - Petition

David F. WILLIAR & w/ Catharine issued a Deed of Mortgage to 
Ephraim F. HARBAUGH for benefit of creditors.  Ephraim had paid 
off liens on the property amounting to $1,130.67.

LAND - in Sabillasville
- Lot #1, 6 acres with large 2-story weatherboarded log house, suitable 
  for two families, with smoke house, bake house, cooper shop, large 
  bank barn, well near the house, orchard; also new store house; located 
  at Sabillasville Station of the Western Maryland Railroad.
- Lot #2, adjoins Lot #1, 1 1/2 story log house, garden, hog pen and corn 
  house.
- Lot #3, with 1 1/2 story log house, brick oven, garden and well near the 
  door.
- Lot #4, with 1 1/2 story log house, brick oven and garden.
- Lot #5, 5 acres, with large warehouse; also 14-acre mountain lot.

Sale held on the premises in Sabillasville on 24 Oct 1874; high bidders 
were:
- Catharine WILLIAR for House & Lot #285 (70 perches) at $250
  and 14-acre mountain lot at $40
  and Lot #5 at $60
- David H. NEWCOMER for 7 acres with houses and warehouse at $2,000
  (balance of property)
Other items sold at $935.40

Distribution of $3,528.78
- Catharine WILLIAR, in lieu of dower, $300
- Balance to multiple creditors
Closed 21 May 1875.



36-56 - HALLER, KNODE, LORENTZ - May 1874

William L. HALLER, admin/of Jacob HALLER, dec'd

Jacob HALLER  d/ Aug 1873 (Will)
widow - Ann E. (executrix); she d/ 20 Apr 1874


Martin R. KNODE & w/ Angeline were indebted to Jacob HALLER.

LAND - parts of tracts, "Resurvey on Wild Cat Hills", "New Market Plains" 
and "Resurvey on Meadows", 88 acres in New Market District; adjoining lands 
of J. B. GOSNELL, John BAKER, John RUSSELL and Mrs. MUSSETTER.  Farm is on 
road from Frederick to Ijamsville and road from Frederick Turnpike to New 
Market and Urbana and runs through the farm; also adjoins the Baltimore and 
Ohio Rail Road.  Improved with a 2-story frame house, orchard, well watered 
and sufficient woodland.  Martin R. KNODE, Esquire, then resided on the 
premises.

Charles W. ROSS and J.E.R. HOOD were appointed trustees.
Sale was held at the City Hotel in Frederick City on 16 Mar 1875; 
high bidder was:
- Martin R. KNODE at $1,562, but sale was transferred to Henry LORENTZ.

Distribution:  court costs, $209.70
- William WHITE, assignee of James RUSSEL, lien, $900.60
- Frederick Co Building Assoc, lien, $89.14
- William L. HALLER, adm/D.B.N.C.T.A. of Jacob HALLER, partial, $362.47



56-68 - DIXON, MICHAEL, FISHER, DELASHMUTT, ODEN - Feb 1875

Ezra MICHAEL, guardian of DIXON children  vs  Annie FLORENCE DIXON 
and Mary M. DIXON

John DIXON & w/ Jane, both dec'd

d/ Anna Florence DIXON (age 12)
d/ Mary Margaret DIXON (age 8)

LAND - "Hill in the Middle", 19 acres, in Buckeystown District near 
Point of Rocks; adjoins tract "Leonard's Beginning".  
Improved only with a small 1-story, one room house (14x18').
From Elias L. DELASHMUTT, trustee, to minor children in 9 Feb 1875.
Previously to Andrew MICHAEL from Charles SHRINER in 1848 (WBT-8, 83).

Equity Case of John DIXON & w/ Jane  vs  H. Adolphus MICHAEL & Others, 
(tract"Hill in the Middle", 23 acres), trustee, Elias L. DELASHMUTT, 
conveyed to Jane DIXON (w/o John DIXON) and Catharine E. FISHER (w/o John 
FISHER) for $1,100 in 1867.  Later an agreement of partition was made; 
however, both Jane DIXON and her husband died before conveyance was made
(before 19 Jan 1875).

Articles of Agreement for sale of property made by Elias L. DELASHMUTT 
- to Frances ODEN (with consent of her husband, Nathan ODEN) for $500 
on 12 Feb 1875.

Court appointed A. FEARHAKE Jr, Esquire, as guardian.
Testimony was heard from Ezra MICHAEL who knew the mother and claimed 
she died about three years ago and also gave children's ages.

Also testifying was Elias L. DELASHMUTT who also knew Jane DIXON and 
said she died in Buckeystown District and the children now both reside 
in Frederick City.

Trustee for conveyance of Deed was Ezra MICHAEL.

Distribution of $500; court costs, $44.65
- Annie F. DIXON, to Ezra MICHAEL, as guardian, 1/2, $227.67
- Mary M. DIXON DIXON, to Ezra MICHAEL, as guardian, 1/2, $227.67
Closed 16 Jun 1875.



68-76 - WISNER - May 1874

Michael WISNER, trustee of Andrew WISNER
- Trustee's Report

Deed of Trust from Andrew WISNER & w/ Ann Maria to Michael WISNER 
in 1874 for benefit of creditors.

LAND - Large Steam Tannery, on 1 1/2 acres in Middletown.
Improvements of a 2-story brick building (32x75'), a 1 1/2 story frame 
mill and engine house (23x40'), engine room being 20x25' and built of 
stone and brick, a brick 2-story s_eat house and basement.  Capacity of 
tanning 2,500 hides annually.  It had an 8-horse power steam engine, a 
new 15-horse power boiler, 32' long and 32" in diameter with smoke stack, 
66' high, a new bark mill, capable of grinding one cord of bark per hour, 
bark sheds sufficient to store away 400 cords of bark; 1 superior roller 
nearly new, and all tools and appliances for working.  There were 25 handles 
with capacity to hang 1,000 hides, 8 leaches which are piped to handles and 
junks, and others.
  Also has a 2-story rough casted house with basement within a few yards 
of the tannery, a spring house and excellent spring, two wells with pumps, 
which can be run by hand or steam power, a large stable, etc, and fruit 
trees.

Sale was held on the premises in Middletown on 2 May 1874; high bidder was:
- Henry M. WISNER at $200
Personal property sold at $324.15

Distribution to creditors.

Closed 19 Jun 1875.



76-83 - THOMPSON, SIMMONS, THOMAS, DELASHMUTT - Apr 1875

Charles S. SIMMONS, mortgagee of Richard H. THOMPSON - Report of Sales

Richard H. THOMPSON & w/ T. Marcella 

LAND - tract "Good Luck", 1/2 acre, in Buckeystown, 6 miles from Frederick 
with turnpike passing the door; 3/4 mile from Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road.
Improvements of 2-story brick house (36x42') and wing (20x32') attached, 
nine rooms with hall through center of house; good stabling, carriage 
house, meat house, etc.
From Bruce THOMAS & w/ Eveline V. in Aug 1871.

Sale was held in front of DELASHMUTT's Store in Buckeytown on 17 Apr 1875; 
high bidder was:
- James S. SIMMONS at $1,700

Distribution:  court costs, $148.50
- Charles S. SIMMONS, mortgage & int, $1,551.50, the balance
Closed 2 Jul 1875.



83-94 - GARROTT, ARNOLD, HYATT, WHIPP - Feb 1875

David ARNOLD, mortgagee of John C. GARROTT & w/ Annie R.
- Report of Sales

John C. GARROTT & w/ Annie R. were indebted by mortgage to David 
ARNOLD, Oscar P. CRAMPTON, Martin L. SHAFER, David SHAFER, Josephus 
KARN, Joseph HIGHTMAN, John HUFFER, Joseph B. GARROLL and George DIEHL
in Jan 1874.

LAND - "Miller's Farm", "Geaver's(?) Recovery", Burkittsville;
- Lot #1 & 4 in Burkittsville, and in Petersville District. 

Sale was held on the premises on 27 Feb 1875; high bidder was:
- Joshua ARNOLD for Lot #4, 179 acres, at $73/acre; improved with 
  a large 2-story house, large bank barn, two tenant houses.
  Adjoining lands of Joseph ENNIS and Samuel AHALT.
- Mrs. Matilda GARROTT for an undivided half of 140 acres, 
  (assigned to Matilda GARROTT, widow of John D. GARROTT) and her 
   dower at $3,500; improved with a large 2-story stone house, bank 
   barn, and apple and peach orchards.
   Adjoined land of Luther HORINE and Peter SHAFER.
- Matilda GARROTT for Lot #1, a 40+ acre wood lot, at $10/acre;
  Adjoining land of David ARNOLD and David GILSON.
Total sales, $16,972.

Distribution:  court costs, $735.79
- multiple creditors, $9,080
- David ARNOLD, assignee of Matilda GARROTT
  for mortgage & interest of J. E. GARROTT & wife, $1,554
- Lloyd H. HYATT, mortgage & interest, $787.40
- David M. WHIP, note & interest, $1,146.99
- Matilda A. GARROTT, mortgage claim, $3,667.82 
  (remaining balance)
Closed 8 May 1875.



94-102 - HOLBRUNNER, WINEBRENNER, SHAW - Mar 1875

Christian WINEBRENNER, mortgagee of Adam HOLBRUNNER 
- Report of Sales

LAND - Lot #27 with brick house in Woodsboro

Foreclosure sale was held 20 Mar 1875 on the premises; 
high bidder was:
- John W. SHAW at $1,025

Distribution:  court costs, $95.35
- Christian WINEBRENNER, mortgage, $775.83
- Balance due to Mortgager, subject to further 
  order of the court, $119.52
Closed 15 Jul 1875.



102-131 - SHAFF, STOCKMAN, WISE, HARGETT, KELLER, RHODES, 
FRY, GROVE, STEIN, JOHNSON, WILLIARD, THOMAS, CULLER - Mar 1875

Abraham SHAFF & Others - Sale of Real Estate

George SHAFF  d/ 5 Mar 1875, intestate
w/ Julia A., d/ Nov 1862, intestate

s/ Abraham SHAFF & w/ Mary M. (STOCKMAN)
s/ Luther SHAFF & w/ Mary Ellen S. (WISE)
s/ John SHAFF & w/ Rebecca (HARGETT)
s/ Solomon SHAFF & w/ Sarah A. (KELLER)
s/ Francis "Frank" SHAFF & w/ Elmenora (RHODES)
s/ Jacob C. SHAFF
d/ Mary E. (SHAFF) w/o Isaac N. FRY
d/ Anna M. (SHAFF) w/o Charles B. GROVE

LAND - 
- "Resurvey on Wells Invention", 60 acres, in Jefferson District.
Located 1 mile NW of Jefferson near road from Jefferson to Middletown,
adjoining land of Joel HORINE and Col. Thomas JOHNSON.
Improvements of a 2-story log house with dining room and kitchen 
in back building, a meat house, spring house and spring in yard; 
a corn house, frame barn with shedding and fruit trees.
Provision on Dam attached to a mill race to remain same height; 
adjoined property sold by Edward BUCKEY to Mary EASTERDAY.
To George SHAFF from Edward BUCKEY (Deed of Trust to him from 
George W. HOFFMAN in 1845) in Apr 1849.
Previously to George W. HOFFMAN from Thomas JOHNSON & wife in 1838.

- "Resurvey on Wells Invention", 15 acres, in Jefferson District; 
adjoined land of William B. LAMAR.  Located on road from Jefferson 
to Burkittsville and on road to B. LEWIS' grist mill, adjoining land 
of Basil LEWIS, Daniel SHAFF and A. KESSLER; a half mile from the 
above mentioned farm; timbered with Black Oak, White Oak and Hickory.
To George SHAFF from Lloyd DORSEY & w/ Rebecca Ann Law DORSEY, Isaac 
SIMMONS (of Baltimore City) & w/ Elizabeth Ruth, and Mary S. TORRANCE 
(of Baltimore City) in Oct 1850.
Previously to James TORRANCE from Perry RICE in 1813.

- "Abraham's House", 1 acre & House in Centerville, on Ridge Road 
in Jefferson District; located 1 mile from Jefferson on Frederick 
to Harpers Ferry Road; improved with a small log house, well set in 
young Timothy.
To George SHAFF from Jacob STEIN, Mary J. STEIN, Harriet STINE, 
Addison DARE & w/ Rosana, John HEIM & w/ Sarah C., Hulda A. STEIN, 
Joseph Hilleary DEANER & w/ Susan, and James HOLMES & w/ Mariah.
Previously to Philip STEIN from Walter C. MEAD & Others in 1854.

- Lot #2; House & Lot on east side of the Methodist Protestant Church 
in Jefferson (designated on the town plat as Lots #3, 4 & 5, 
fronting Main Street (JS-39, 257).  Located on west end of Jefferson; 
improved with a 2-story weatherboarded log house with 1-story back 
building with dining room and kitchen, a good cellar under the front 
house, water with a good pump near the kitchen door, a good dairy, 
meat house and fruit trees.
- Adjoining lot has a blacksmith shop, designated as Lot #4 and fronts 
  Main Street (59x189').
- Adjoining unimproved lot, designated as Lot #3, fronting Main Street, 
  (24x189')
Exception is 10 feet on west side of the Methodist Church which 
was conveyed to George WILLIARD as inlet to his tannery; however, 
10 feet included (to John ERVIN from George WILLIARD & wife in 1842) 
from Williard Lot #6.
To Julian SHAFF, w/o George, from John ERVIN in April 1861.
Previously to John ERVIN from Chritian SIFFORD & wife. 

Trustees were Abraham SHAFF and Luther SHAFF (although the other 
heirs had recommended John W. REMSBURG).  
Sale was held at William L. CULLER's store in Jefferson on 21 Nov 1874; 
high bidders were:
- Charles B. GROVE for the 60-acre farm at $2,400
- Daniel SHAFF for the 15-acre lot at $900
- Francis SHAFF for Lot with blacksmith shop at $210
- Isaac N. FRY for Lot on west side of previous lot at $100
- Wyndham JOHNSON for House & Lot in Centreville at $215
Total sales, $3,825

Later private sale (unable to sell at public sale) was made to:
- Effie M. CULLER for House & Lot by the church at $651 on 2 Jan 1875.

Jacob C. SHAFF objected to the sale, claiming dividing the lots 
made it sell at a lesser value and claimed he would have paid more 
for the three adjoining lots than what was received; however, the 
court approved the sales.

Wyndham JOHNSON failed to comply with the terms and property was 
resold on 27 Feb 1875 at William L. CULLER's store in Jefferson, 
high bidder was:
- Francis SHAFF at $154

It was also reported that Charles B. GROVE also failed to comply 
with the terms.

Distribution of $2,754.85; court costs, $269.70
- each 1/8 share to children, $310.64


Abraham SHAFF & Rufus SHAFF petitioned for sale of another lot not 
included in prior sales.
- Lot #6 (50x181') on Main Street in Jefferson.
To George SHAFF from John LOATS and Henry WILLIARD, trustees 
in 1857 Equity Case (Basil NORRIS  vs  Louisa WILLIARD, admin/of 
John WILLIARD, dec'd)

Depositions taken on 14 July 1875 from:
- Abraham SHAFF, age 57, lived in Jefferson; stated his parents' 
death dates; testified the well and meat house was partly on the 
adjoining lots (adjoining lot of Julia Ann SHAFF was just sold).
He also listed the maiden names of his sisters-in law.

- Ezra M. THOMAS, age 52, lived near Jefferson; testified to the 
well and meat house being partially on adjoining lot.

Filed on 24 Aug 1875 - continued in Equity Case #3955 to Folio 761.



131-140 - ROUTZAHN, MURDOCK, MILLER, SMITH - Mar 1874

John MURDOCK & William MILLER, trustees of George L. ROUTZAHN 
- Petition

George L. ROUTZAHN issued a Deed of Trust for benefit of creditors 
to John MURDOCK & William MILLER, trustees, of Washington County, 
on 9 Feb 1874.

LAND - "Little Good", "Adam's Expense" and "Quaker's Mistake", home 
farm, 160 acres; located on road from Boliver to Myersville, adjoining 
land of Susan SCHILDTKNECHT and Jonas BRANDENBURG.
To George L. ROUTZAHN from George ROUTZAHN in 1856 (ES-10, 511) 
(devised to him per Will of his father).
Previously to George ROUTZAHN from Henry SCHILDTKNECHT.
- 46 acres; adjoins home farm (no deed); from William MILLER.
- 50 acres near the home farm (an undivided half interest)
  (no deed); from William MILLER.
- "Adam's Expense", 8 3/4 acres of timber land; adjoining land of
  Catharine HORINE.
  To George L. ROUTZAHN from John HORINE & w/ Catharine in 1869.

Sale was held on the premises on 7 March 1874, high bidder was:
- Otho B. SMITH for the home farm at $10,880
- Otho B. SMITH for the 46 acres at $2,371.50
- Otho B. SMITH for the 50 acres at $775
- Otho B. SMITH for the 8 3/4 acres at $481.25
Total sales, $14,507.75.

Distribution of $15,084.25 (includes grains sold); 
- court costs, $1,096.26
- L. METZGAR, mortgage, $2,737.50
- William MILLER, mortgage, $10,080
- William MILLER, mortgage, $722.49
- William MILLER, mortgage, $448

Distribution of Personal Property, $934.78
- court costs, $333.56
- multiple creditors, paid 16% of claims, $601.22
Closed 1 May 1876.



140-153 - HOSSLER, GARBER, DIEHL, SAYLER, TROSTLE, 
  CARL, DIEHL, SHIVERS - Sep 1874

Barbara HOSSLER & Others - Sale of Real Estate

Christian HOSSLER  d/ early 1862, near Liberty, intestate
widow - Barbara

s/ Thaddeus S. HOSSLER & w/ Catharine
d/ Maria C.  w/o John H. GARBER
d/ Lavinia  w/o William S. DIEHL
d/ Sidney Ann  w/o Henry SAYLER
d/ Lucy Ann  w/o Moses TROSTLE - Pennsylvania

d/ Elizabeth (d/ spring 1872) w/o John CARL - Adams Co, PA
.....Martin C. CARL, a minor - Adams Co, PA
.....Calvin CARL, a minor - Adams Co, PA
.....Ellen CARL, a minor - Adams Co, PA
.....Sarah CARL, a minor - Adams Co, PA
.....Lily CARL, a minor - Adams Co, PA

d/ Amanda (d/ 1867-1868) w/o Abraham DIEHL (no children)

LAND - "Middle Plantation", 61 3/4 acres, on road from Frederick 
to Libertytown; adjoins tract "Hendrick's First Choice"; located 
3 miles SW of Liberty, west and bordering Liberty & Frederick 
Turnpike, adjoining lands of Samuel NUSBAUM, Jacob SNYDER and 
Reuben LONG; then in occupancy of Thaddeus HOSSLER.
Improvements were a 2-story house, a tenant house, barn, corn 
house, spring house, hog house, carriage house, two apple orchards, 
pear and cherry trees, three springs of water, with 10 acres in 
Chestnut and Rock Oak timber.
To Christian HOSSLER from Abraham SNYDER in 1859.
Previously to Snyder from Abraham NUSBAUM in 1828.

Guardian for minor children was J.A.C. RINDLAUB, Esquire, of 
Adams Co, PA.  

Testimony was heard from 
- John H. GARBER, age 30, of Johnsville District in Frederick 
County; he stated the widow was about 63, resided in Johnsville 
and was in good health; also gave info on Amanda and Elizabeth.
- William S. DIEHL, age 41, resides in Johnsville District; whon
  stated the deceased had left a Will.

Trustees were M.G. URNER and Thaddeus HOSSLER.  Sale was held on 
the premises on 12 Feb 1875, high bidder was:
- Jesse W. SHIVERS at $1,392.46

Distribution:  court costs, $196.22
- Barbara HOSSLER, widow, in lieu of dower, 1/10, $119.62
- Barbara HOSSLER, claim, $49.88
Advancements due from children:
- Lucy Ann TROSTLE, $100
- Lavinia DIEHL, $100
- Thaddeus S. HOSSLER, $41
- Maria C. GARBER, $29
- Mary E. CARL, $100
Disbursements to children (1/6 minus advances):
- Lucy Ann TROSTLE, $132.79
- Lavinia DIEHL, $132.79
- Sidney Ann SAYLER, $232.79
- Thaddeus S. HOSSLER, $191.79
- Maria C. GARBER, $203.79
- Elizabeth CARL, $132.79
.....John CARL, in lieu of curtesy, $16.59
.....each of her children, 1/5, $23.23
Closed 21 Dec 1875.



154-178 -MILLER, BOWERS, PALMER, BRUNER, SNOOK, SUNDAY, BOWERS  - Aug 1874

John W. MILLER & w/ Julia Ann - Sale of Real Estate

John MILLER  d/ 1857 intestate
widow - Sarah  d/ 5 Apr 1874

s/ Daniel V. MILLER & w/ Mary A. - Washington County
s/ Josiah N. MILLER
d/ Sarah A.E. MILLER  w/o John BOWERS
s/ John W. MILLER & w/ Julia Ann
d/ Matilda C. MILLER  w/o Jacob E. PALMER

s/ George MILLER, dec'd
.....Julia Ann MILLER  w/o William L. BRUNER - Montgomery County
.....Ann Rebecca MILLER  w/o Edward A. BRUNER
.....Thomas L. MILLER & w/ Laura J. - Sharpsburg, Washington County
.....Winfield T. MILLER & w/ Susie E. - Allegany County
.....John Peter MILLER - Illlinois

LAND - "John Miller's Resurvey", 102 acres; (originally 359 
acres, taken from "Hill in the Middle", "Resurvey on Havener's 
Fancy", "Resurvey on Ramsburg's Chance", "Cronice's Chance").  
Located on SW side of road from Woodville School House to Frederick 
Town, adjoins land of Frederick BAKER, runs to Emmittsburg Turnpike, 
and to land of the widow of Daniel HILDERBRAND.  Improved with a 
1 1/2 story stone house and log barn, spring house, smoke house, 
and orchard.
Exception is 3/4 acres conveyed to the Methodist Church.

Prior to John MILLER's death, he sold 88 acres to Simon SNOOK.
Part of real estate was sold to Daniel SUNDAY by trustee William 
J. ROSS by Equity to pay off debts.
Part of "John Miller's Resurvey" was sold to John W. MILLER.

Julia & William L. BRUNER, Ann Rebecca & Edward A. BRUNER, Winfield 
T. MILLER and John P. MILLER conveyed their shares to Sarah A.E. 
BOWERS (w/o John) in 1872.  At that time, neighbors were Oliver 
HILDEBRAND and Isaac MICHAEL.

In Feb 1874, Julia & William L. BRUNER, Ann Rebecca & Edward A. 
BRUNER, Thomas L. MILLER & w/ Laura J., Winfield T. MILLER, John 
P. MILLER, Sarah A.E. & John BOWERS and Matilda C. & Jacob E. PALMER 
conveyed their interest of any future portion and widow's dower to 
John W. MILLER.  At that time, the surrounding neighbors were Simon 
P. CRAMER, Frederick A. STULL, T.E.R. MILLER and Lewis SNOOK.

Testimony was heard from J.C. PALMER who provided the location of 
John Peter MILLER.  Also testifying was Richard HARPER and John W. 
MILLER.

Trustees for the sale were John W. MILLER and Jacob E. PALMER.
At that time, the premises was occupied by John BOWERS; neighbors 
were on the north, John W. MILLER; on the west, Charles BROADRUP 
and William Oliver HILDERBRAND; on the south, Charles BROADRUP and  
William  H. FRY; and on the east, Isaac MICHAEL.  Located on road 
from Emmittsburg Turnpike to Bethel Church, 5 miles from Frederick.

Sale was held on 4 Dec 1875 at HARPER's Store in village of 
Hansonville; high bidder was:
- Matilda C. PALMER at $3,072.85

1st Distribution of $1,024.23; court costs, $374.04
- Jacob E. PALMER, for taxes paid, $114.11
- Daniel V. MILLER, 1/6, 89.35
- Josiah N. MILLER, 1/6, 89.35
- John W. MILLER, 1/6, 89.35
- Matilda C. PALMER, 1/6, 89.35
- Sarah A. E. BOWERS, 1/6, 89.35
- Sarah A. E. BOWERS, $71.48
  as grantee of 4 of brother George MILLER's children
- Thomas L. MILLER (s/o George), $17.87
Closed 8 Apr 1876.



179-183 - SHOEMAKER, BIRELY, KOONS - Dec 1874

David BIRELY & Samuel BIRELY

Elizabeth SHOEMAKER issued Deed of Trust for benefit of creditors 
to David BIRELY & Samuel BIRELY.

LAND - "Resurvey on Good Neighborhood", 172 acres, near Ladiesburg.
Previously to John SHOEMAKER from Peter FOX (WR-8, 601-602 in 1789 
for 250 acres and WR-13, 532-533 in 1793 for 3+ acres).

Sale was held in Ladiesburg, but after a failed sale, it was 
advertised again and sale was then held on the premises on 
10 Oct 1874; high bidder was:
- John A. KOONS at $3,461.25

1st Distribution of $1,800; court costs, $229.46
- Samuel BIRELY, mortgage claim, $1,040
- Samuel BIRELY, partial judgment, $530.54
Closed 13 Aug 1875.
=====


183-204 - TROXELL, BIGGS, DAMUTH, FISHER - Jul 1875

William H. TROXELL, a minor, by his mother, Isabella A. TROXELL
- Petition for Sale of Real Estate

John TROXELL, dec'd (Will GH-1, 252, filed 19 Oct 1857)
w/ Elizabeth

s/ David TROXELL (w/ Juliana)
s/ Frederick TROXELL (w/ Sophia B.)
d/ Mary Ann "Polly"  w/o Jacob BIGGS
s/ Abraham TROXELL

Will devised "Better for Worse" tract and the mountain tract to his 
son, Abraham with Abraham paying $1,500 to John's other children.

Will signed 23 Nov 1842; Exec/ son, David TROXELL.
Witnesses:  John ZIMMERMAN of A., George ZIMMERMAN of A., Elijah F. F. 
ZIMMERMAN of A.ZIMMERMAN, Charles BROADRUP and John A. J. ZIMMERMAN.

Deed transferred title to Abraham from his siblings on 14 Nov 1863. 
===


Abraham TROXELL  d/ 5 Feb 1875, intestate
widow - Isabella A.

d/ Elizabeth TROXELL
s/ Frederick D. TROXELL
s/ William H. TROXELL, a minor

All lived in Creagerstown District.

LAND - "Better for Worse", 139 acres; in Creagerstown District; 
Adjoined land of Thomas KARR/CARR.  Located on Beaver Dam, about 6 miles 
south of Emmittsburg Railroad and 1 1/4 miles north of Rocky Ridge, 
on the road from David FISHER's to Bruceville; adjoined lands of 
Mary BIGGS, Miss HAINES, Noah MILLER and Jesse BITELER.
Improvements of a new brick house, a stone barn with wagon shed and 
corn crib attached to the barn, a large wagon shed and two hog pens; 
a spring, timber and orchard.  John WELTY then resided on the farm.
To John TROXELL (s/o Frederick) & w/ Elizabeth from Conrad DUDDERAR 
(DUDRO) of Franklin Co, PA in 1809 (tract "Brooke's Grove" but resurveyed 
in 1875 and renamed "Better for Worse").

- "Resurvey on Buck Forrest", Lot #17, 115 acres; on west side of Beaver 
Dam in Creagerstown District.  This tract, with timber, was separated 
from the Home Farm by the road leading to Bruceville and intersecting 
road from Emmittsburg to Rocky Ridge; adjoined lands of Mrs. Mary BIGGS, 
Joseph MARTIN, Levi WHITMORE and John HOBBS.
Survey claimed tract was on both sides of road from GEOFF's Fording on 
the Monocacy River to Graceham; adjoined land of WHITMORE's and Jacob 
BIGGS; this part being 97 acres on north side of road; other 18 acres 
on south side of road were added to the Home Farm.
To Abraham TROXELL from John COVER of Carroll Co, MD, trustee in 1854.

- "Buck's Horn", Mountain lot, 50 acres; 2 miles north of Mechanicstown;
adjoined lands of John ROUZER, Jerry MARTIN and Bernard COLLIFLOWER.

Guardian was Clay C. BUHRMAN, Esquire.
Testimony was heard from Amon T. NORRIS and David FISHER.

Trustee was George W. ROWE.  Sale was held on the premises on 
26 Nov 1875; high bidders were:
- Charles A. DAMUTH for 97 acres of "Black Forest" at $976.38
- David FISHER for Lot #1 of mountain land, 12 acres, at $258.87
- David FISHER for Lot #2 of mountain land, 10 acres, at $111
- Jacob DAMUTH for Lot #3 of mountain land, 8 3/4 acres, at $131.25
- John W. TROXELL for Lot #4 of mountain land, 18 acres, at $86.60

No sufficient bid was received for the Home Farm, 139 acres + 17 
acres of "Black/Buck Forest"; so on 18 Jan 1876, private sale was 
made to:
- George W. KRISE at $3,739.80
Total sales, $5,303.99 (subject to interest).

1st Distribution of $5,168.63; court costs, $412.31
- Isabella A. TROXELL, widow, in lieu of dower, 
  1/8, $5,303.90 less $412.31 = $611.46
- each of Abraham TROXELL's children's 1/3, $1,381.62
Closed 5 Jun 1876.

  

204-218 -WATERS, HOGG, HOOPER, CASTLE, CRONICE - Jul 1875

Horatio WATERS & w/ Olivia - Sale of Real Estate

Horatio WATERS  d/ 3 July 1867 (Will written 29 Aug 1864)
widow - Margaret (d/ summer of 1875)

s/ Cyrus WATERS  d/ fall of 1867
...w/ Emily S. - Baltimore City
......Stephen Gambrill WATERS - Baltimore City
......Horatio WATERS (of C.), a minor - Baltimore City
......Emily Jane WATERS, a minor - Baltimore City

s/ Horatio WATERS (of H.) & w/ Olivia R. (d/o Samuel R. HOGG, dec'd)

Exec/ wife
Witnesses:  Joseph W.L. CARTY, J. Ijames DUVALL, Thomas M. HOLBRUNER

LAND - Lots #156, 157 & 158 on east side of South Market St in Frederick 
City; improved with a 1-story double brick house; adjoins lot of Wm. REICH 
on the south and John DUVALL on the north; then in occupancy of Oscar HOOPER.
To Horatio WATERS from John McPHERSON in 1822.
Previously to John McPHERSON from Samuel CHAPLAIN & w/ Elizabeth in 1815.
- (He also owned a lot on East Patrick St in Frederick that was previously 
   sold by the widow.)

Guardian was Edward YOUNG, Esquire.  
Testimony was heard from John C. HARDT, age 48, of Frederick City and 
Horatio WATERS, age 42, of Frederick City.

Trustees for the sale were John C. HARDT and James McSHERRY.
Sale was held at the City Hotel in Frederick on 26 Feb 1876; high bidder 
was:
- David A. CASTLE for House & Lot at $885

Distribution:  court costs, $197.07
- Olivia WATERS, w/o H. WATERS, 1/4 of 1/2, $214.56
- Joseph CRONICE, partial judgment against Horatio WATERS, $319.40
- Cyrus WATERS's children - each 1/3 of 1/2 share, $114.65
Closed 26 May 1876.



219-231 - PICKING, BLACK, HOFFMAN, STALEY, ARMSTRONG, CHADWICK, 
STOUFFER, GETTY - Jan 1870

H.K. HOFFMAN, George R. STALEY, William J. ARMSTRONG & J.E. CHADWICK, 
t/a Hoffman, Staley & Company of Baltimore City and the Chambersburg Woolen 
Manufacturing Company of Pennsylvania  vs  John B. PICKING

Lydia STAUFFER & her husband John STAUFFER (now out of state) conveyed a 
lot to Mary A.E. PICKING on 17 Mar 1869.  Mary's husband John B. PICKING 
has occupied and controlled the said property.  Complainants claim no money 
transferred for the said property.

LAND - Located by the Frederick and Emmittsburg Turnpike.
Previously to Lydia STOUFFER from William C. LANDERS & wife in 1864.


John B. PICKING of Mechanicstown District, dec'd
(Will written 25 March 1870; filed 4 April 1870)
widow - Mary Ann Elizabeth

Exec/ wife
Witnesses:  Joseph F. LIVERS, Mechanicstown; Mark F. LIVERS, Mechanicstown, 
Edward McCLOSKEY, Emmittsburg.

Testimony was heard from Mary U.E. PICKING.

Trustees were C.V.S. LEVY and Milton G. URNER.  Private sale was made to:
- Mary A.E. PICKING at $325 (by William J. BLACK, agent)

Distribution:  court costs, $110.35
- Hoffman Staley & Co, claim, $25.14
- James GETTY, claim, $150.03
- Chambersburg Woolen Mfg Co, claim, $39.49
Closed 19 Jun 1876.



231-247 - RICE, HEFFNER, JOHNSON/JOHNSTON, THOMAS - Jul 1875

John P. HEFFNER & Others - Sale of Real Estate

Perry G. RICE  d/ 20 Mar 1875 in Frederick City, intestate
(wife was dec'd)

s/ Luther M. RICE & w/ Mary E. - KANSAS
s/ Alverta  w/o John S. JOHNSTON/JOHNSON - Virginia
s/ Alexius J. RICE & w/ Mary A. - Indiana
s/ William D. RICE & w/ Mary Frances - Indiana
s/ Marion T. RICE & w/ Altazena - Indiana
s/ Perry F.M.RICE & w/ Lydia - Kansas
s/ Archibald C. RICE & w/ (Francis) Ellen - Ohio
d/ Martha E.  w/o John P. THOMAS - Missouri
d/ Sarah J. RICE

s/ Levin/Loren T.R. RICE, dec'd
.....Walter RICE, a minor

d/ Drusilla, dec'd w/o John P. HEFFNER
.....Lulie Sophia HEFFNER, a minor
.....Ellen Jane HEFFNER, a minor

LAND - House & Lot #18 (37x264') in central part of Jefferson; 
adjoined lot of Sarah KELLER (w/o David KELLER) with shared egress.  
Improved with a 2-story brick house with back building attached and 
contained a parlor hall, dining room and kitchen on first floor and 
cellar under the house and a stable, convenient water and fruit trees.
To Perry G. RICE from John H. KELLER & w/ Annie Minerva in 1868.
Previously to Annie Minerva KELLER from Andrew KESSLER Jr & w/ Laura S. 
in 1865.

- "Anchor and Hope", "Resurvey on Anchor and Hope", farm, abt 160 acres; 
   located about 2 miles NW of Jefferson on road to Broad Run (has one 
   of the best wheat crops in the valley); farm is divided into fields 
   under good fencing and has Middle Creek running through the farm.  
   Improvements were a 1 1/2 story log and weatherboarded house of three 
   rooms and a kitchen on first floor; a bank barn, nearly new, a corn 
   house, wagon shed, hog house, spring house and orchards of apples, 
   peaches, pears, cherries and also has grapes.  Adjoins lands of Levin 
   RICE, Stephen A. BOWLUS, Daniel SHAFF, Andrew KESSLER.  Being in 
   Middletown Valley, there is a good mill nearby. 
   To Perry G. RICE from Peter BOYER & w/ Mary  in 1845; consists of: 
- "Laurence's Neglect", to Peter BOYER from George B. RICE and Perry 
   G. RICE, acting exec/of Perry RICE Sr.;
- "Struggle", 126 acres, contiguous to the others tracts; located 
   along the east bank of Catoctin Creek and by land of Benjamin HOUSER.
   To Perry G. RICE from Peter BOYER & w/ Mary  in 1845.
- "Resurvey on Wells' Invention" and "Daughter's Portion", 23 acres;
   located on north margin of Catoctin Creek; with right-of-way thru 
   land of Andrew KESSLER & w/ Loretta/Laura S.
   To Perry G. RICE from Andrew KESSLER & w/ Loretta S. in 1866.
   Previously to Kessler from execs/of Thomas LAMAR (of 278 acres).

Guardian was Clayton C. BUHRMAN, Esquire.  Testimony was heard from 
John P. HEFFNER, age 41, of Frederick City; and John H. KELLER, age 47, 
of Frederick City.

Trustee was John P. HEFFNER.  Sale was held in front of Isaac WALKEL's(?) 
store in Jefferson on 20 Jan 1876; high bidders were:
- Stephen R. BOWLUS for the home farm, 155 acres at $5,425
- Martin F.B. RICE for the House & Lot at $860
Total sales, $6,285

1st Distribution of $2,286; court costs, $270.11

- Alexius J. RICE, 1/8, $251.98
- William D. RICE, 1/8, $251.98 
- Marion T. RICE, 1/8, $251.98 
- Archibald C. RICE, 1/8, $251.98
- Martha E. THOMAS, 1/8, $251.98 
- Sarah J. RICE, 1/8, $251.98
- Walter RICE, 1/8, $251.98
- Lulie Sophia HEFFNER, 1/16, $125.99
- Ellen Jane HEFFNER, 1/16, $125.99

Those not receiving a share, because of previous advances made 
to them which exceeded a distribution, were:
- Luther M. RICE, advancements with interest, $1,220.46
  (part was for the Kansas farm)
   distributive share in trust fund, 1/11, $183.26
- Perry F.M. RICE, advancements with interest, $393.75
   distributive share in trust fund, 1/11, $183.26
- Alberta JOHNSON, advancements with interest, $714.20
   distributive share in trust fund, 1/11, $183.26
Closed 3 Aug 1876.



247-257 - KIMMEL, ROSS, DELAUDER, MOLESWORTH, NUSBAUM - Feb 1876

Charles W. ROSS - Report of Sales

Anthony Z. KIMMEL & w/ Mary conveyed Deed of Trust, for benefit of 
their creditors, to Charles W. ROSS in 1871.

LAND 
- Farm D, 140 acres, "Bungtown", on Old Annapolis Road in Liberty 
  District; adjoined lands of William MOLESWORTH and Abram FISHER.
  Improved with a new 2-story brick house with back buildings, seven 
  rooms and kitchen with a barn and brick outbuildings with a peach 
  and apple orchard.
- Farm E, 180 acres, "Bungtown", in Liberty District; adjoins Farm D 
  and lands of Thornton POOLE and Jesse ROOP; divided into 6 fields 
  and a meadow under good fencing with 40-50 acres in timber, consisting 
  of Hickory, White & Black Oak, Ash, Walnut, Maple and Poplar. 
  Improvements of a 5-room house and kitchen, frame Switzer Barn and 
  outbuildings; well-watered and has apple and peach trees.  Quality 
  of soil is limestone and has a large limestone quarry at one end of 
  farm; survey plat shows land adjoining GATRELL's land on the south 
  and a mill on the east.
- Farm F, 134 or 167 acres + 34 acres, "Bungtown", on Old Annapolis Road 
  in New Market District; adjoining lands of George MOLESWORTH, Solomon 
  CLARY and William H. THOMPSON.  Land is divided into four fields with 
  the balance of 80 acres in timber, Chestnut, Hickory, White & Black & 
  Rock Oak.  It is well watered and has three tobacco houses with hewed 
  logs and shingle roofs.

A Plat to General Anthony KIMMELL and his son, Anthony Zaurr KIMMELL, 
Linganore, Frederick Co, MD for 1,300 acres (date not shown); part of 
this tract was included in lands sold.

Exceptions are parts of "Sir Pratley James", "Linganore" and patent 
of 1854 (GGB-8, 305-307, Land Ofc of Maryland), and "Hendrick's Hap", 
405 acres per Certificate of Resurvey from Land Office on 27 Sep 1853.
Also, "Addition", 2 acres (to KIMMEL from Adam W. DEVILBISS, trustee 
in 1864, JWLC-1, 525).

Sale was held at the City Hotel in Frederick City on 22 Jul 1871, but 
after a failed sale, it was again held the same place on 19 Feb 1876; 
high bidders were:
- Edgar C. DELAUDER at for Farm D at $32.50/acre;
  situated on Old Annapolis Road in Woodville District, adjoining lands 
  of Abram FISHER and William MOLESWORTH.
- Henry P. NUSBAUM for Farm E at $25/acre; 
  adjoined lands of Thornton POOLE and Jesse ROOP.
- John J. MOLESWORTH for Farm F at $11.12/acre; 
  situated on Old Annapolis Road in Woodville District (formerly part 
  of New Market District), adjoining lands of George MOLESWORTH and 
  Sol CLARY.
Total sales, $10,909.47.

Distribution of sales and interest, $10,951.51; court costs, $312.51
- Fredericktown Savings Bank, mortgage & interest, $4,188.92
- Henry BUSSARD, judgment, $2,370.98
- George M. TYLER, partial mortgage, $4,079.10
Closed 29 May 1876.



258-265 - BURUCKER, BUSHEY, CRAMER, LOATS - Feb 1876

Jacob M. BUSHEY - Report of Sales

John S. BURUCKER & w/ Christina S. W. issued Deed of Mortgage to 
Jacob M. BUSHEY in 1872.

LAND - Lot (31x190') on north side of West Third St in Frederick Town; 
improved with a 1 1/2 story brick house with small back building, three 
rooms on first floor and three on second floor, also a smoke house; 
adjoined lots of H. LORENTZ, and C.V.S. LEVY, Esquire. 
Previously from Grayson EICHELBERGER to John GEORGE SINN and from SINN 
to Charles W. MILLER in 1865 and from MILLER to Christina S. W. BURUCKER 
in Dec 1869.

Petition claiming the transfer from Charles W. MILLER to Christina 
S.W. BURUCKER was fraudulent and requested it be resold.  James McSHERRY, 
Esquire, was trustee for that sale.

Sale was held 26 Feb 1876 on the premises; high bidder was:
- George W. CRAMER at $1,815

Distribution:  court costs, $145.95
- Jacob M. BUSHEY, mortgage, $1,318.12
- John LOATS, costs in trials, $47.85
- John LOATS, partial judgment, $303.08
Closed 22 Apr 1876.



266-276 - MILLER, BIRELY - Aug 1875

Jacob BIRELY  vs  Lycurgus MILLER & wife

Lycurgus MILLER & w/ Lucinda E. issued a Deed of Mortgage to 
Jacob BIRELY & w/ Hannah Mary in Apr  1871; however, MILLER 
never had the deed recorded.
(Acknowledged by Daniel ROOT of R., Justice of the Peace)

LAND - "Resurvey on Mackey's Choice", 5 acres, in Woodsboro 
District, on a private road leading from the farm house where 
Jacob BIRELY resided to the 'Hagerstown Road'.
From Jacob BIRELY in Apr 1871, same time as mortgage.

Testimony was heard from:
- Jacob BYERLY who stated the MILLERs were now living in the 
Western States and had lived there since the Spring of 1874,   
but had lived in Frederick County for 3-4 years prior.
- Frederick BIRELY also testified to the same facts.

Trustee was David BIRELY.  Sale was held at the Rail Road Depot 
in Ladiesburg on 20 May 1876; high bidder was:
- Jacob BIRELY at $147.24

Distribution:  court costs, $94.30
- Jacob BIRELY, partial payment of mortgage, $52.94
Closed 7 Sep 1876.



276-283 - MICHAEL, BUZZARD, LEATHERMAN, BROWN, GAVER - Apr 1872

John W. BUZZARD, George LEATHERMAN and Joseph BROWN - Report of Sales

Daniel MICHAEL & w/ Mary A. issued Deed of Trust to the complaintants 
as trustees for benefit of their creditors in Feb 1872.

LAND - Farm
To Daniel MICHAEL from George GROSSNICKLE & wife in 1865 (JWLC-2, 32).

Sale was held in front of Joseph BROWN's store in Myersville on 
21 Feb 1872; but was withdrawn; later private sale was made to:
- Elias GAVER at $8,731.25

Personal property was also sold at $1,183.28.

Distribution of $15,797.96; court costs, $1,663.27
- Mary A. MICHAEL, for dower, 1/10, $852.50
- Milton G. URNER (States Atty), $10,550
- Mary A. MICHAEL, for dower in Baker real estate, 1/10, $85.31
- multiple creditors, $1,230.60
- John W. BUSSARD, 30% of claim, $1,312.90
- Jacob SUMMERS of J., 30% of claim, $85.37
- James MICHAEL, 30% of claim, $84.82
- Francis BRENGLE, atty of Joshua McLAIN, $18.50
Closed 6 Oct 1876.



284-303 - PHELPS, GALLION, SIMPSON, DUVALL, SNYDER, LEASE, LANDIS - Apr 1875

John P. GALLION & w/ Harriet, adms/of Robert W. PHELPS
- Sale of Real Estate

Robert W. PHELPS  d/ Nov 1872 or 1873, intestate, no  children

sis/ Ann (PHELPS) SIMPSON, now dec'd - Illinois
.......George SIMPSON & wife - Illinois
.......Elizabeth SIMPSON  w/o Marine DUVALL - Montgomery Co, MD
.......James T. SIMPSON - Illinois or California
.......John SIMPSON & wife - Illinois

sis/ Almeda (PHELPS) SNYDER, now dec'd
.......Olivia J. (SNYDER) w/o Thomas U. LEASE
.......Sarah M. (SNYDER) w/o Isaac A. LANDIS - Ohio
.......Annie E. SNYDER - Frederick Co, MD
.......Oliver P. SNYDER, now dec'd (FC Will)*
---------w/ Annie Mary 
------------d/ Almeda SNYDER, a minor
------------s/ Oliver SNYDER, a minor

sis/ Elizabeth PHELPS, d/ before her brother
sis/ Deborah PHELPS, d/ before her brother
sis/ Harriet PHELPS  w/o John P. GALLION
sis/ Corilla PHELPS, d/ before her brother
sis/ Rachel PHELPS, d/ before her brother

LAND - "New Market Plains", 2 acres, in New Market District;
adjoining "Plummer's Addition to New Market". Located on south 
side of the turnpike town of New Market.
From George PHELPS to Robert W. PHELPS in Dec 1834.

- "Hunting Lot" and "Dorsey's Partnership", Lot #36, 2 acres, 
in Plummer's part of New Market, adjoins other lot. 
From George PHELPS to his daughters, Elizabeth PHELPS, Deborah 
PHELPS, Harriet PHELPS, Corilla PHELPS and Rachel PHELPS in March 1835.
Previously to George PHELPS from Ruth PLUMMER in 1799.
---

* Oliver P. SNYDER, dec'd  (Will written 7 Feb 1874)
widow - Annie Mary

d/ Almeda SNYDER
and any other children there may be

Exec/ wife, Annie May SNYDER
Witnesses:  William DOWNEY, R.G.D. RICE, Charles SALMON
---

Guardian was Edward YOUNG, Esquire.  Testimony was heard from:
- Thomas U. LEASE, age 44, New Market, acted as agent for the 
  administratrix.
- William W. OGBORN, age 49, New Market

Trustee was Thomas U. LEASE.  Sale was held on the premises 
on 27 Jan 1876; high bidders were:
- Mrs. Harriet GALLION for Robert's 2-acre lot at $700
- Mrs. Harriet GALLION for the adjoining lot at $273.37
Total sales, $973.37.

Distribution:  court costs, $215.04
- Harriet GALLION, adm, for overpayments, $209.64
- Harriet GALLION, 7/15, $256.05
- Ann SIMPSON heirs, each 1/4 of 4/15, $36.58
- Olivia J. LEASE heirs, each 1/4 of 4/15, $36.58
Closed 20 Jun 1876.



303-313 - MICHAEL, BUZZARD, LEATHERMAN, BROWN, BAKER - May 1874

John W. BUZZARD, George LEATHERMAN and Joseph BROWN  vs  Jacob BAKER

Daniel MICHAEL & w/ Mary A. issued Deed of Trust to the complaintants 
as trustees for benefit of their creditors in Feb 1872.

Land was sold to Jacob BAKER by Daniel MICHAEL in Mar 1871, but 
agreement was not to convey deed until all payments had been made.  
Baker was delinquent in payments.

Daniel MICHAEL died between Feb 1872 and May 1874.

LAND - "Only a Name", 11 acres (or includes 2 1/2 acres of 
"Only a Name").
To Daniel MICHAEL from Ezra HESSONG & w/ Juliann in 1864.

- "New Saxony", Lot #10, 23 1/2 acres; 
To Daniel MICHAEL from John SIFFORD, trustee (Equity 2943) in 
Deed of Trust from Adam ROUTZONG and w/ Mary A. for benefit of 
their creditors, in 1856.

Sale was held on 13 March 1875 in front of Joseph BROWN's store 
in Myersville, but received no adequate bid was received.
Later, private sale was made to:
- Daniel BAKER at $1,000 (no data to indicate which or if both
  properties were included)

Distribution:  court costs, $139.01
- Trustees/complainants, partial claim, $853.09
  ($860.99 - $7.90, cost of judgment)
Closed 20 Oct 1876.



313-329 - KIRBY, CREAGER, HARTSOCK, BURRIER, CRAMER, CRUM - Dec 1874

Lott HARTSOCK, trustee of Mary Ann KIRBY, Eliza CREAGER & h/ Adam CREAGER
- Petition to Sell Real Estate

John KIRBY  d/ 1 May 1874 (Will written 13 Apr 1874)

sis/ Mary Ann KIRBY
     estate to Mary and after her death to

- Eliza CREAGER  w/o Adam CREAGER

Exec/ Eliza CREAGER
Witnesses:  J.S.L. RODRICK, David ALBAUGH, Peter EVES

Eliza and husband Adam CREAGER were the administrators with 
sureties as Daniel BURRIER and Charles BURRIER.
===

LAND - "Resurvey on Albaugh's Choice", 5 3/4 acres & 10+ acres; 
adjoins Union Chapel graveyard.
To John KIRBY and sister Mary Ann KIRBY from Ephraim EVES 
and w/ Mary Jane in 1867.

- "Resurvey on Albaugh's Choice", 112 acres; in Liberty District; 
adjoined land of Peter EVES.  Located on road from Liberty to 
Israel's Creek Church, about midway, near the Union Chapel and 
adjoins land of Josiah VALENTINE, Solomon FILLER and Theodore 
CREAGER.  
To Thomas KIRBY from Suratt D. WARFIELD, trustee (in Equity Case 
dated 5 Mar 1839 of Mary ANGEL and Jacob ANGEL, Margaret HAINES and 
John HAINES and Others  vs  Upton KOONTZ, Catharine Ann KOONTZ and 
Emily Jane KOONTZ) in 1840.
Land inherited by John KIRBY and sister Mary Ann KIRBY from their 
father, Thomas KIRBY.
They sold parts of this property to:
- Jacob William CRAMER for 14 acres at $80/acre in 1867.
- Theodore Luther CREAGER for 89 acres at $1,716 in 1867.

On 17 Jul 1874, it was determined that Mary Ann KIRBY was of 
unsound mind and incapable of governing herself; Lott HARTSOCK 
was appointed to act as her trustee.

At the time of John KIRBY's death, he was indebted to Dr. John 
T. SIM for medical services and also indebted to Lott HARTSOCK.

Court appointed John S. REPP, Esquire, as guardian ad litem for 
Mary Ann KIRBY. On 5 Feb 1875, testimony was heard from:
- Lott HARTSOCK
- Daniel BURRIER

Trustees were Lott HARTSOCK and Daniel BURRIER.  Sale was held 
on the premises on 10 Apr 1875; high bidder was:
- Charles V. CRUM for remaining 24 acres at $1,211.51;
  about 10 acres in timber, the rest cleared and under good fencing; 
  Improved with a log house, good barn, meat house, bake oven, well, 
  apple orchard and other fruit trees and is near churches, schools 
  and mills.

Distribution of $1,211.51; court costs, $245.07
- Lott HARTSOCK, trustee for Mary Ann KIRBY, 1/2, $482.97
- multiple creditors, $312.61
- Lott HARTSOCK, trustee for Mary Ann KIRBY, $170.36
  (during her life, then to Eliza CREAGER)
Closed 12 Jun 1876.
===


329-352 - CORRELL, CRABBS, NULL, SPAULDING, RITTER, SMITH - Nov 1875

John Q. CORRELL & w/ Alice Jane of Baltimore County 
- Petition to Sell Real Estate

Christian CORRELL  d/ intestate
widow - Mary E.

s/ John Q. CORRELL & w/ Alice J. - Baltimore County
d/ Lydia E.  w/o John W. CRABBS - Carroll County
d/ Frances L.  w/o Abraham E. NULL - Carroll County

LAND - (A) in Frederick and Carroll Counties, now a total of 153 acres, 
parts contiguous to each other; in Emmitsburg District, 5 miles from 
Taneytown, near Bridgeport.
To Christian CORRELL from Jacob CORRELL (w/ Elizabeth) in Dec 1827.
- "Spark's Delight", "William and Ann", "Brooks Discovery on the Rich 
Lands", 200 acres; adjoining land of Leonard PAINTER and Frederick BLACK.
Previously to Jacob CORRELL from John MEFFORD & w/ Catharine in 1793.
Exception - 77 acres sold to Henry SPAULDING by Jacob CORRELL in 1797.
- "Addition to Brook's Discovery on the Rich Lands", 27 acres; 
from George LUTZE (to him from Christian NEUSWINGER).
- "William and Ann", 1/2 acre.
- "Spark's Delight", 2 1/2 acres.
These to Jacob CORRELL from Jacob NEWMAN in 1794.
In 1876, neighbors in Carroll County were:  S. SMITH, George HITESHEW 
and William RHINEDOLLAR; in Frederick County, they were:  James OHLER, 
John SLUSS and Adam BISON(?).  Land was first quality red land, under 
good fencing, 61 acres wooded.  Improvements were a large 2-story brick 
house with back building, a brick barn (84x47'); has a pump at the house 
and one near the barn.  In section in Carroll County is a log barn with 
a pump in the yard and a log house in good repair.

- (B) "Resurvey on Peach Blossom", 123 acres; located on the NW bank of 
the Monocacy River; adjoined land of George Adam OHLER and road to Baltimore.
From Joseph DANNER, trustee of William CURRINS, dec'd, in Feb 1833.

- (C) "Brook's Discovery on the Rich Lands", 109 acres; located on road from 
Emmitsburg to Baltimore; adjoined land of Richard McDERMOTT, Lawrence BOWERS, 
George Adam OHLER and tract "Peach Blossom".
To Christian CORRELL from Joseph DANNER & w/ Martha in Jun 1833.

- (D) "William and Ann", "Addition to Brook's Discovery on the Rich Lands", 
30 acres; adjoins "Spark's Delight" and "Peach Blossom" and road from 
Taneytown to Emmitsburg.
To Christian CORRELL from Francis SPALDING & w/ Elizabeth F. in April 1834.

- (E) "Resurvey on Peach Blossom" and "Addition to Brook's Discovery on the 
Rich Lands", 125 acres; on southern edge of road from Emmitsburg to Taneytown.
From Christian CORRELL & w/ Elizabeth to Francis SPAULDING in Apr 1834;
(witnessed by James SMITH and James RODGERS).

- (F) Tract, 1/2 acre ; located on west side of Monocacy River, adjoining 
the Turnpike from Westminster to Emmitsburg, lying on the north side.
To Christian CORRELL from David LAMBERT & w/ Leah in Aug 1847.

- (G) Tract in Bridgeport (near Emmitsburg).
To Christian CORRELL from Isaac HYDER & w/ Catharine in Apr 1865.
Previously to HYDER from John CLABAUGH & w/ Annie M. in Jan 1864 
(JWLC-1, 116).

- (H) "Retirement Corrected", 156 acres, in Carroll County (JBB-12, 67).
To Christian CORRELL from John Joseph BAUMGARTNER, trustee in Equity 
case in Carroll County dated 3 Apr 1848 of Charles RECK & Others  vs  
Henry RECK & Others; on 1 Mar 1851. 
Conveyance from Christian CORRELL & w/ Mary E. to daughter Frances L. 
& Abraham E. NULL for $5,000 in Oct 1870; however, monies were never 
meant to be paid, but was an advance of her share of estate.

- (I) "Good Gift", 10 acre mountain lot; located 1 1/2 miles from 
Emmitsburg.  Located on north side of hill, 'Carrick's Nob'.
To Christian CORRELL from Samuel DUPHORN & w/ Maria and John DUPHORN 
in 1838.

- (J) "Resurvey on Carolina", Lot #4, a 7 acre mountain lot near Emmitsburg 
(adjoining I)
To Christian CORRELL from Francis J. HOOVER, as exec/of John HOOVER, 
in 1843.

---

On 22 Dec 1875, Stephen SMITH testified the widow, Mary E. CORRELL, 
was about 48 years of age and her general health was good.

Trustees were John Q. CORRELL of Baltimore County and John W. CRABBS 
and Abrtaham E. NULL of Carroll County.
Sale was held 14 Sep 1876 on the premises of the late residence of 
the deceased in Emmitsburg District, near Bridgeport; high bidders 
were:
- Absalom SMITH at $15,990.75 ($54/acre) for A & B above, 296 acres; 
  adjoined lands of James OHLER, John SLUSS and Adam BOWERS.  Also, a 
  2-story frame house and store house attached and a stable and well, 
  in Bridgeport; and another lot in Bridgeport, with a log framed brick
  cased house with a blacksmith shop attached and a well.  
  (no acreage provided for latter two)
- Peter L. RITTER for I at $200
- Lydia E. CRABBS for J at $143.50
Total sales, $16,334.25.

Distribution:  court costs, $1,082.58
- Mary E. CORRELL, widow, in lieu of dower, 1/8, $1,906.46
- John CORRELL, 1/3, $6,115.07
- Lydia E. CRABBS, 1/3, $6,115.07
- Frances S. NULL, 1/3, less value of the land advanced to her, 
  $6,115.07 - $5,000 = $1,115.07
Closed 8 Nov 1876.
===


353-377 - KRISE, SHAW, KROUSE, BIGGS -  Mar 1875

Susanna E. SHAW of Carroll County - Petition to Sell Real Estate

Solomon KRISE  d/ 5 Mar 1874 intestate
widow - Mary Ann (age 67)

d/ Susanna E.  wid/o Thomas SHAW - Carroll County
d/ Elmira  w/o James KROUSE
s/ Elbridge F. KRISE

LAND - "Resurvey on Frenchman's Purchase" (Home Place), 232 acres, 
in Emmitsburg District; then in occupancy of Elbridge G. KRISE.
Adjoined land of William B. MORRISON, Jacob OHLER, Charles WEIRICK, 
Joseph HOBBS, Joseph TROXELL and William W. CRAPSTER.  Located about 
3 miles SE of Emmitsburg and 3 miles from the Rail Road; has 80 acres 
covered with oak and hickory; has apple and peach orchards and other 
fruit trees.  Improved with a 2 1/2 story brick house (30x50'), brick 
barn (100x45'), wash house, smoke house, drying house, a dairy, spring 
of running water, two wells of 'living' water, one at house and the other 
at the barn.

- "Resurvey on Frenchman's Purchase", 99 1/2 acres in Emmitsburg District; 
Land was on both sides of the road from MAXWELL's Mill to the Old 
Plank Road; adjoined William STANSBURY's land, Joseph TROXELL's land, 
and Samuel MAXWELL's land, near a school house, William W. CRAPSTER's 
land and John KNODE's land, then to a stone dated 100 years ago.

- 47 acres; 
To Solomon KRISE from Joseph TROXELL.

---

Elbridge responded that his sister, Susanna E. Shaw was advanced 
$1,932.35 and it should be charged against her share.

Susanna responded that her sister, Elmira is now non compos mentis 
and uncapable of deciding her affairs.  She also stated an agreement 
was made on 7 Nov 1874 for sale of tract "Home Place" to Elbridge 
by Susanna, Lydia and their mother, Mary A. Krise; and claimed the 
parties involved all feel the agreement should be voided and that 
land included in the sales.  By 6 Sep 1875, James CROUSE had obtained 
a divorce from Elmira and is no longer a party to the petition.

Guardian of Elmira CROUSE was Edward YOUNG, esquire.
Testimony was heard from:
- Elbridge F. KRISE who claimed his sister Elmira's condition was a 
  result of her husband' ill treatment of her.
- George W. SHAW who claimed Solomon KRISE had lived on the home place 
  for 40 years.  He also stated he felt Elmira was of unsound mind
  before her marriage.

Trustees for the sale were Frederick J. NELSON and Charles W. ROSS.
The widow's dower land was laid out which appears to be the upper 
farm of 99 1/2 acres which had buildings in better condition.

Sale was held at the Maryland Hotel in Emmitsburg on 8 Jan 1876; 
high bidder was:
- Joshua BIGGS for the home farm at $5,812.50;
  Neighbors at time of sale were:  William GARDNER, John WYRICK and 
  William MORRISON.

Notes, signed by Solomon KRISE and Elbridge F. KRISE, were still due 
to William B. MORRISON (exec/of Harriet MORRISON).  Solomon KRISE was 
also indebted to Elijah CLOSE and John FUSS

1st Distribution of $1,937.50; court costs, $502.97
- Peter SELL, creditor, 53% of claim, $627.66
- William B. MORRISON, creditor, 53% of claim, $257.46
- John FUSS, creditor, 53% of claim, $253.45
- Elijah CLOSE, creditor, 53% of claim, $151.24
- William B. MORRISON, creditor, 53% of claim, $144.72
Closed 25 Apr 1876.
===


377-388 - REMSBURG, CRONE, BEACHLEY, COBLENTZ, RUDY - Jan 1876

John ROUTZAHN & John H. REMSBURG, trustees of Joshua REMSBURG & wife
- Petition and Report of Sales

Joshua P. REMSBURG & w/ Louisa C. issued a Deed of Trust to John ROUTZAHN 
and John H. REMSBURG in Nov 1875.

LAND - farm, 215 acres; located 1 mile north of Middletown; 
adjoining lands of Enos DOUB, Perry J. LEVY, Lewis COOKERLY, Daniel 
KELLER and Mahlon REMSBURG.
Improvements were a large brick house, bank barn, wagaon shed, corn 
cribs, blacksmith shop, spring house, smoke house, orchard and spring 
near the house; 15 acres were timbered.
To Joshua P. REMSBURG from Elizabeth CRONE, Josephus REMSBURG & Others 
in May 1868 (CM-2, 495).

- Description of land not listed.
To Joshua P. REMSBURG from John J. IFERT & w/ Cleantha R. in Jan 1874.

- mountain lot, 10 acres; on South Mountain, about 5 miles west of 
Middletown, with chestnut and rock oak timber; adjoined lands of Howard 
FLOOK and John H. REMSBURG.
To Joshua P. REMSBURG from John H. REMSBURG & w/ Mary E. in Sep 1867 
(LBA-2, 448-449, Washington County).

- undivided 1/2 share of mountain lot, 4 1/4 acres; on Catoctin Mountain, 
about 5 miles west of Frederick; with chestnut and rock oak; adjoined lands 
of Philip COBLENTZ.
To Joshua P. REMSBURG from Josiah REMSBURG, exec/of Henry LIGHTER in 
Apr 1870 (CM-6, 462).

Sale was held at the Valley Register Building in Middletown on 18 Sec 1875; 
high bidders were:
- John H. BEACHLEY for 10-acre mountain lot at $130.15

After receiving no adequate bid for the farm, private sale was made 
on 31 Jan 1876 to:
- Josephus REMSBURG for the farm at $10,500 
- Philip COBLENTZ for an undivided half of a  4-acre mountain lot at $50
Total sales, $10,680.15.

Josephus REMSBURG was unable to make payment for the farm; property 
to be resold.  Private sale was made to:
- Hanson F. RUDY at $10,000

Distribution of $12,997.94; court costs, $246.60
After multiple creditors were paid, the trustees agreed to accept 
the remaining balance (instead of their usual commission), $170.79.
Closed 13 Oct 1876.
===


388-394 - MILLER, STORM, FOUT - Feb 1876

Jacob M. MILLER, assignee of John W. MILLER
- Report of Sales

Jacob M. MILLER was assignee of John W. MILLER, surviving mortgagee 
of John W. MILLER and Peter L. STORM, the latter two being sureties 
for Lewis H. MILLER on a note to the Central National Bank.

LAND - Lot on south side of East South Street in Frederick Town.
Improved with a 1-story rough cast house with back building, a 
weatherboarded stable and slaughter house.  Lot adjoins lots of 
William REICH on one side and funs back to lot of Institution 
for Deaf Mutes.
To Lewis H. MILLER (w/ Lydia A. R.) from George H. FOUT & w/ Lucretia 
in Oct 1866.

Peter L. STORM died Oct 1873.

Sale was held at the Dill House in Frederick City on 27 Nov 1875 and 
on 29 Dec 1875, both times not receiving a sufficient bid.
Finally on 5 Feb 1876, the third sale was held; high bidder was:
- John W. MILLER at $610

Distribution:  court costs, $142.10
- Jacob M. MILLER, assignee of John W. MILLER, 
  the surviving mortgagee, $467.90.
Closed 9 July 1876.
===


394-400 - SNADER, DEATRICK, ENSOR - Jul 1872

Evan F. SNADER & Louis DEATRICK, mortgagees of Jesse W. SNADER
- Report of Sales

In June 1872, Jesse W. SNADER & w/ Sarah M. issued Deed of Trust 
for benefit of their creditors to Evan F. SNADER & Louis F. DEITRICK 
of Baltimore City.

LAND - "Margaret's Fancy", "Caspar's Loss" and "Resurvey on the Deeps", 
located in Carroll and Frederick Counties; known as SNADER Mill.
Previously to Joseph A. STOUFFER from Joseph STOUFFER and Hiram PLAIN 
in Apr 1859 (GEW-25, 326, Carroll Co).

Sale was held on the premises on 14 Jun 1873; high bidder was:
- Elijah C. ENSOR at $5,500

Distribution  of $6,797.17; court costs, $617.86
(included personal property and collections) 
- Samuel McKINSTRY, mortgage claim, $1,933.20
- James PEARRE, mortgage claim, $2,416
- Louis F. DIETRICK, partial judgment claim, $1,830.11
Closed 12 Sep 1876.
===


401-405 - NICODEMUS, PAYNE - Dec 1871

Joseph PAYNE, mortgagee of Jacob NICODEMUS
- Report of Sales

In Jan 1871, Jacob NICODEMUS issued Deed of Trust for benefit 
of his creditors to Joseph PAYNE.

LAND - House and 3 acres in Mechanicstown District, adjoined lands 
of Joseph LIVERS and John W. MURDOCK.
To Jacob NICODEMUS From Margaret RECKER.
Property also consisted of a threshing machine.

Sale was held at GILBERT's Hotel in Mechanicstown on 13 Nov 1871; 
high bidder was:
- Kate E. NICODEMUS at $110
Closed 5 Sep 1874.
===


405-419 - AUSHERMAN, GARROTT, GAVER, WHIP, SHAFER, WILCOXEN - Dec 1871

David M. WHIP, admin/of Daniel GAVER, dec'd, and 
Lloyd H. HYATT and Martin T. SHAFER  vs  Martin AUSHERMAN & Others

In Aug 1869, Martin AUSHERMAN, David AUSHERMAN, Samuel 
AUSHERMAN and John E. GARROTT issued notes for $1,000 
to Daniel GAVER.

Daniel GAVER  d/ intestate and David M. WHIP became administrator 
of his estate.  Whip obtained judgment against the Aushermans and 
Garrott for unpaid note.

LAND - House & Lot (60-70' x 200') on Main St in Burkittsville; 
adjoins the Union Church; on north side of road from Jefferson 
to Crampton's Gap.  Improved with a 2-story weatherboarded house 
of 8 rooms with a 20x30' store room.
To Martin AUSHERMAN from John Q. LARMAN & wife in 1865 (JWLC-3, 285).

Trustee for the sale was C.V.S. LEVY.  Sale was held on the 
premises on 11 Dec 1875; high bidder was:
- Martin T. SHAFER for House & Lot in Burkittsville at $1,025
- Andrew J. WILCOXEN for narrow strip (9' wide x 203') of land 
  adjoining Union Church at $25

Distribution of $1,050; court costs, $269.14
- D.M. WHIP, admin, $82.89, $136.02
- Lloyd H. HYATT, claim, $150.28
- Martin T. SHAFER, claims, $153.29, $86.26, $172.12
Closed 15 Jul 1876.
===


419-451 - SPECHT, WAGNER, GRIMES, GERE, IZOR, POYNER, SHADE, 
GEBHART, BECHTOL, VANDINE, KEMP, KEEFER, HARWOOD - Oct 1874

Jacob SPECHT & Others

David SPECHT  d/ 8 Sep 1874 in Adamstown, intestate
widow - Ann E. (age 54)

bro/ Jacob SPECHT & w/ Sophia

sis/ Catharine (SPECHT) WAGNER, dec'd
.....David C. WAGNER & w/ Elizabeth C. - Ohio
.....Henry C. WAGNER & w/ Ella - Ohio
.....Eliza (WAGNER) w/o John SHADE - Ohio
.....Susan (WAGNER) w/o Isaac R. GEBHART - Ohio
.....Mary (WAGNER) w/o Jacob BECHTOL - Ohio
.....Hiram WAGNER (non compos mentis) - Ohio
.....Elizabeth (WAGNER) VANDINE - Ohio

sis/ Barbara (SPECHT) GRIMES, dec'd
.....Catharine (GRIMES) w/o Henry IZOR - Ohio

sis/ Susan (SPECHT) GERE, dec'd
.....Rebecca (GERE) POYNER, widow - Ohio

LAND - Lot #10 in Carrollton Manor, 251 acres; with use of 
the waters of the Tuscarora Creek, used by the mill property 
of the Bayards.
To David SPECHT from Richard H. BAYARD & w/ Mary Sophia of 
Wilmington, Delaware in Jul 1837 (HS-5, 213).

In Feb 1875, it was noted that Joseph F. KEMP was then guardian 
of Hiram WAGNER (age 34); Hiram being found of unsound mind in 
German Twp, Montgomery Co, Ohio.  Frederick county court appointed 
Harry KEEFER as his guardian.

Testimony was heard from:
- William H. MICHAEL of Adamstown
- Michael SPECHT of Adamstown
- George W. PADGETT of near Adamstown

The widow's dower land was laid off in two sections, 53 acres located 
on road from G. W. COPELAND's Mill to New Design Road; and 20 acres 
located on road from Adamstown to Licksville.

Trustee was William MICHAEL.
Sale was held on 10 Mar 1876 at the City Hotel in Frederick; high 
bidder was:
- Thomas N. HARWOOD for 178 acres at $61/acre ($10,858), 1 mile south 
  of   Adamstown, near the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road depot and station.
  Land was limestone quality with 18 acres wooded; improved with a 
  2-story frame house,  new bank barn, good fencing, apple orchard 
  and other fruit trees.

Jacob SPECHT, father-in-law of William MICHAEL, the trustee, objected 
to the sale as being insufficient and claimed the trustee should have 
sold it in two separate tracts and should have called off the sale if 
no bid of $70/acre was obtained.  The court found no sufficient fault 
in the trustee's sale and overruled the objection.

1st Distribution of $4,219.33 (included $600 in rents); 
- court costs, $696.29
- Jacob SPECHT, 1/4, $880.76
- Catharine IZOR, 1/4, $880.76
- Rebecca POYNER, 1/4, $880.76
- Catharine WAGNER, 1/4, $880.76
  (each of her children's share, $125.82)

Closed 30 Jun 1876.
===


451-458 - FLAUTT, CASSELL, OSLER, ROUZER - Feb 1875

Charles E. CASSELL  vs  Melvin A. FLAUTT - Report of Sales

Melvin A. FLAUTT issued Deed of Trust, for benefit of his creditors, 
to Charles E. CASSELL in April 1874.

LAND - House & Lot in Mechanicstown on SE corner of Carroll St 
(65x155'); on road from Mechanicstown to Graceham.  Improved with 
a 2-story house with back building.
To Melvin A. FLAUTT (w/ Jennie) from Martin ROUZER & w/ Sarah K. in 1872; 
previously to Rouzer from Joseph FREEZE & wife in Jun 1868 (CM-3, 308).

Sale was held with high bidder as:
-  Van B. OSLER @ $850
Total sales, including personal property, $932.66.

Distribution:  court costs, $146.83
- M. ROUZER, mortgage claim, $525.95
- Charles E. CASSELL, mechanics lien, $249.39
- Melvin A. FLAUTT, balance, $10.49
Closed 29 July 1876.
===


458-473 - EDMONDS, LEVY, PETTINGALL, CRONE/CRONISE, GETZENDANNER, RAMSBURG - Mar 1871

C.V.S. LEVY, trustee of Benjamin F. EDMONDS 
- Report of Sale

Benjamin Franklin EDMONDS & w/ Elizabeth issued Deed of Trust, for 
benefit of their creditors, to C.V.S. LEVY in Jan 1871.

LAND - 30 acres, 2 1/2 miles south of Middletown, formerly owned 
by Mr. Harriet PETTINGALL.  Improvements were a small house, stable, 
a woolen factory; divided into three fields with fruit trees, with 
right-of-way to adjoining neighbor, Jacob KEAFAUVER.  Other neighbors 
were Thomas SHAFER and Samuel SHAFER.
To Benjamin F. EDMUNDS and Joseph W. EDMUNDS 
- 12 acres, from Jonathan ROUTZAHN in May 1857 (ES-10, 403); 
- 13 acres, from John M. LINTHICUM & wife in May 1857 (ES-10, 404);
  improved with a 1 1/2-story log house.  Ezra REMSBURG then lived 
  on the property.
- 12 acres, from James W. EDMONDS & w/Sarah in May 1857 (ES-10, 405); 
  3 miles south of Middletown with a 3-story stone woolen factory with 
  water power and machinery, formerly used as a mill.  Also had a 
  2 1/2-story log house with 7 rooms and a kitchen, two stables, a 
  smoke house, spring house and orchard (adjoined Linthicum property).
  Next to land of John DARNER and trunk conveying water to the mill; 
  crossed the creek below the tail race of the mill to road leading 
  past Benjamin RAMSBURG's Woolen Factory and Daniel RAMSBURG's 
  factory, lands of John LINTHICUM and Samuel PETTINGALL.
  Previously to James W. EDMONDS from John D. GETZENDANNER, adm/of 
  Samuel PETTINGALL in June 1853 (ES-3, 143).

All said real estate to Benjamin F. EDMUNDS from Joseph W. EDMUNDS 
and wife in Feb 1876 (JWLC-3, 506).

Sale was held 11 Mar 1871 in front of the Valley Register newspaper
office in Middletown; high bidder was:
- Joseph CRONE/CRONISE at $67.50/acre

Petition filed by Harriet PETTINGALL, John D. GETZENDANNER & w/ Charlotte E.

Samuel PETTINGALL, dec'd 
widow - Harriet PETTINGALL and only child,

d/ Charlotte E.  w/o John D. GETZENDANNER

After Samuel PETTINGALL's death, the petitioners sold real estate to 
James W. EDMONDS, but afterwards, Benjamin F. EDMONDS was 
substituted as purchaser.
There was also a claim against the woolen factory and equipment by 
M.J. GROVE.


Sale was held 17 Feb 1872 in front of the Valley Register newspaper
office in Middletown; C.V.S. LEVY, trustee; however, no sufficient 
bid was obtained.  Later, private sale was made to:
- Ezra RAMSBURG for 12 acres and factory at $1,150
- Ezra RAMSBURG for 25 acres of Linthicum & Routzahn properties at $800

Distribution of $4,330.02 (included personal property)
- Harriet PETTINGALL, et al, lien, $1,061.66
- court costs, $364.85
- Joseph L. HUFFER, judgment, $1,865.20
- Joseph L. HUFFER, judgment, $785.86
- S. R. BOWLUS, trustee, judgment, $252.43
Other personal property sales paid various other creditors.
Closed 21 Feb 1877.
===


473-483 - RILEY, WOLF, HARTING - May 1876

Charlotte WOLF  vs  John H. RILEY - Sale of Real Estate

LAND - House & Lot, 3/4 acre; located 1 3/4 miles south of Emmitsburg 
on the old road from Emmitsburg to Creagerstown (referred to as the old 
Frederick Road) and borders the mill road.  Improved with a brick cottage 
and out buildings with peach trees.
To Charlotte WOLF from John TROXELL & w/ Margaret A. in Apr 1864.
Agreement of Charlotte WOLF and John H. RILEY for payments to be made.

John H. RILEY failed to pay the balance of money for purchase.
Testimony was heard from James KNAUFF.
Trustee was C.V.S. LEVY.  Sale was held at the Western Maryland Hotel 
in Emmitsburg on 2 Dec 1876; high bidder was:
- Peter J. HARTING at $356

Distribution:  court costs, $116.30
- Charlotte WOLF, partial claim, $239.70
Closed 28 Feb 1877.
===


483-488 - ROLES, WORMAN, WINEBRENNER, SHIPLEY - Apr 1876

William J. WORMAN - Report of Sale

Charles ROLES & w/ Eliza Ann issued a Deed of Mortgage on 1 Jul 1870 
to David C. WINEBRENNER and George E. SHIPLEY, partners trading as 
Winebrenner & Shipley, for a Lot on the west side of Ice Street in 
Frederick City, improved with a double brick house, near Calvin RAGOR's 
Foundry.  Winebrenner and Shipley assigned the mortgage to William J. WORMAN.  
Lot previously to Charles ROLES from John H. WILLIAMS, trustee of John 
ROLES in June 1869 (CM-3, 601).

Upon default of payments, a sale was held on the premises on 30 Mar 1876, 
high bidder was:
- William J. WORMAN at $1,125

Distribution:  court costs, $154.96
- People's Building Assiciation, mortgage, $682.50
- William J. WORMAN, assignee, $287.54
Closed 12 Sep 1876.
===


488-504 - STULL, WILSON, GEESEY, WACHTER, THARP,   - Jan 1873

John WILSON & Others - Sale of Real Estate

John STULL, dec'd (Will)

s/ Michael STULL (farm of 129  acres)

LAND - tracts, "Morefelt" and "Resurvey on Puzzle", 129 acres;
located 6 miles from Frederick on road from Broadrup's Mill to 
the Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike;
to John STULL from John STULL of Adam on 3 Apr 1835.
---


Michael STULL  d/ Oct 1872 (Will written 29 Aug 1972)
w/ Louisa Virginia (50 acres)

d/ Caroline Susanna  w/o John WILSON
d/ Emily Matilda  w/o John T./F. GEESEY
s/ Josiah Michael STULL & w/ Elizabeth - Ohio
s/ Leander Daniel STULL & w/ Mary E. 
s/ John Alexander STULL & w/ Sophia 
s/ William Mahlon STULL & w/ Rebecca (farm of 120 acres)
d/ Juliana Barbara  w/o Ezra WACHTER
d/ Ruana Margaret  w/o William H. STULL  
s/ Sylvanus (not Calvanas) Newton STULL, a minor
d/ Ida May STULL, a minor

- Anna THARP, youngest daughter of wife by her previous marriage.

LAND - 129 acres (70 acres after wife's 50 acres);
50 acres to wife and upon her death to two youngest children unless 
they don't survive, then to other children; adjoined land of Frederick 
A. STULL and Eli GREEN.
- also Mountain Lot, 9 acres, adjoined land of Charles BROADRUP.

- Wood Lot, 5 acres; adjoined land of Henry SKEGGS and Michael HOUCK; 
- Mountain Lot, 25 acres; adjoined land of Samuel RAMSBURG and Samuel 
  HEFFNER; all to son William Mahlon STULL.  In exchange, he to pay 
  monies to adult siblings.

Guardian for youngest two children to be son-in-law, William STULL.

Execs/ sons Leander D. and William M.
Witnesses:  Samuel P. HAFFNER, Richard HARPER, Henry SKEGGS
---

Guardian appointed was Arthur POTTS, Esquire.
Testimony was heard from:
- John STULL
- George STULL
- John S. REMSBURG, county surveyor

Trustee was William Mahlon STULL.  Sale was held on 23 Aug 1873 on 
the premises, but no sufficient bids were received.
Second sale was held on 13 Feb 1875 at Oliver T. ZIMMERMAN's Store 
in Lewistown; high bidder was:
- Thomas GEESY at $717.50

Distribution:  court costs, $254
- Henry LORENTZ, note claim, $101.20
- Frederick County Nat'l Bank, note claim, $32.57
- Abraham HAHN, judgment, $14.34
- Estate of John W. BAUGHMAN, judgment, $18
- each child's 1/10 share, $33.65
Closed 13 Mar 1873.
===


504-509 - BINEBRINK, HAUKS, FOX - Mar 1876

Jason HAUKS, admin/of Jared HAUKS - Report of Sales

Henry BINEBRINK & w/ Barbara issued Deed of Mortgage to Jared HAUKS
on 9 Nov 1872 for $1,500.

LAND - Lots in Mount Pleasant, 42+ acres;
- Lot #1, 28 acres; on the south side of Liberty-Frederick Turnpike, 
  1 mile east of Mount Pleasant; adjoined lands of Jacob BURRIER and 
  Lott FISHER; improved with house, barn, orchard and recently limed;
  from Adam BIDDINGER in Apr 1868 (CM-1, 491).
- Lot #2, 6+ acres; on the north side of Frederick-Liberty Turnpike, 
  1 mile east of Mount Pleasant, almost opposite Lot #1; adjoined lands 
  of Christian WINEBRENNER and W. WELKER; improved with a log house;
  from John T. CAIN & w/ Ruth Ann in 1869 (CM-3, 119).
- Lot #3, 8 acres, in Mount Pleasant; located 1 1/2 miles north of 
  the property above; adjoined lands of Absalom BURRIER and George C. 
  LOCHNER; improved with house and young timber;
  from Robert LEASE & w/ Mary in Jan 1870 (CM-5, 398).
- Lot #4 from Elizabeth BRUCHEY in Dec 1870
- Lot #5 from Jacob BURRIER & w/ Eliza Ann in Aug 1872

Sale was held on 24 Feb 1876 on the premises; high bidder was:
- George S. FOX for three separate lots at $900, $300, $101
Total sales, $1,301.

Distribution:  court costs, $124.79
- Jason HAUKS, admin/of Jared HAUKS, mortgage, $1,176.21
Closed 3 Jun 1876.
===


510-515 - BRENGLE, RAILING - Oct 1876

Henry RAILING - Report of Sales

George K. BRENGLE & w/ Florence C. issued Deed of Mortgage to 
Henry RAILING on 25 Aug 1875 for $600.

LAND - Lot on north side of East Sixth St in Frederick City
(TG-3, 671; also DSB-1, 722); adjoined lots of Arnold VANFOSSEN, 
Esquire, and Mrs. Mary SHAFER; improved with a 1 1/2-story weather 
boarded house with back building attached, a stable, garden and 
fruit trees; from Jacob YEAGER/YAGER & w/ Eustina in Aug 1875.

Sale was held on 17 Oct 1876 at the City Hotel in Frederick City;
high bidder was:
- Henry RAILING at $600

Distribution:  court costs, $133.73
- Henry RAILING, partial mortgage, $466.27
Closed 9 Dec 1876.
===


515-519 -  DORSEY, DAMUTH, STONER, ROUZER - Jul 1876

Charles A. DAMUTH - Report of Sales

On 30 Sep 1874, Charles A. DAMUTH became security for Michael DORSEY 
on a note to John R. STONER for $200; thereby Michael DORSEY issued 
Deed of Mortgage to Charles A. DAMUTH on 30 Sep 1874 for $200.

LAND - House & Lot at the south end of Water St in Mechanicstown; 
adjoined lots of Nelson DORSEY, John A. FLEAGLE and the tan factory; 
fronting 60 feet and running back to the old race; house then in 
occupancy of George DORSEY.  Improved with a 2-story log house.
From John ROUZER & wife.

Sale was held on 8 July 1876 at the Gilbert House in Mechanicstown; 
high bidder was:
- George B. DORSEY at $265

Distribution:  court costs, $56.35
- Charles A. DAMUTH, partial mortgage claim, $208.65
Closed 1 Jan 1877.
===


519-533 - DERR, RENNER, GROSHON, FOX, STULL, SAYLOR, SMITH - Jun 1876

Wilford A. RENNER & Others - Sale of Real Estate

Abraham DERR  d/ Feb 1869, intestate
widow - Mary A. (d/ May 1876 )

d/ Martha S. DERR  w/o Wilford A. RENNER
d/ Lucy A. DERR  w/o James GROSHON
d/ Margaret E. DERR  w/o George J. RENNER 
d/ Mary E. DERR  w/o William FOX
s/ George N. DERR, a minor
d/ Emma J. DERR, a minor
d/ Isabella C. DERR, a minor (d/ Jun-Oct 1876)
s/ John Calvin DERR, a minor 

Guardian for the Derr children was Wilford A. RENNER.

LAND - "Resurvey on Paw Paw Bottom", "Stouder's Desire" and "The Water", 
34 acres, contiguous; located 2 miles NW of Woodsboro on Woodsboro-Myers 
Mill road, along the Monocacy River; adjoining lands of Ezra SMITH of J., 
Mrs. COOK and John H. SAYLOR and tract "Resolution"; included provision 
not to dam the water.  Improvements were a stone house with small bank 
barn and spring house, with an orchard and spring.
To Abraham DERR from Brooke BAKER in Mar 1858 [BGF-3, 24-45].
- "Resurvey on Paw Paw Bottom", 1 acre;
To Abraham DERR from John Henry SAYLOR & w/ Martha Jane in Sep 1866 
[DSB-1, 550].

Court appointed Edward A. GETTINGER, Esquire, as guardian.
Testimony was heard on 7 Oct 1876 from:
- Randolph STULL who provided the death dates of Isabella and the widow.
- John H. SAYLOR (claimed the recent death of John Calvin; however, he 
  was included in the distribution).

Trustee was Wilford A. RENNER.  Sale was held 30 Dec 1876 on the premises; 
high bidder was:
- Ezra SMITH of J. at $800

Distribution:  court costs, $204.69
- each surviving child's 1/7 share, $85.04
Closed 24 Mar 1877.
===


533-537 - ROLES, WINEBRENNER, GETZENDANNER, BANTZ, BENTZ - Apr 1876

David C. WINEBRENNER, Daniel GETZENDANNER and Gideon BANTZ, mortgagees    
vs  Charles ROLES & w/ Eliza Ann - Report of Sales


LAND - Lot on east side of Tanner's Alley in Frederick City
To Charles ROLES from James ROLLINS in Sep 1869 [CM-5, 481].

Sale was held 30 Mar 1876 on the premises; high bidder was:
- Lewis BENTZ at $117

Personal property of wagons and two horses, and other equipment 
sold at $120.47; however, the Rockaway buggy wasn't sold.

Distribution of $237.47; court costs, $66.62
- mortgagees for partial claim, $170.85
Closed 15 Aug 1876.
===


538-543 - ARNOLD - Jun 1876

Mahlon ARNOLD - Report of Sales

Ezra ARNOLD & w/ Mary J. issued Deed of Trust for his creditors to 
Mahlon ARNOLD on 15 Sep 1875.

LAND - Farm in Petersville District, 127+ acres.
To Ezra ARNOLD from David ARNOLD and John ARNOLD, equity trustees.

- House & Lot in Burkittsville.
To Ezra ARNOLD from Michael BOYER.

After two failed sales, on 14 Jun 1876, private sale was made to:
- Ezra ARNOLD at $5,080 ($40/acre) and the House & Lot at $2,000
Total sales, $7,080.

Personal property was also sold for $1,281.50

Distribution of $8,176.17; court costs, $692.26
- Multiple creditors, $6,563.95
- Ezra ARNOLD, balance, $919.96
Closed 19 Jul 1876.
===


543-548 - BOWIE, BIRELY, CLAGETT, KINDLY - Oct 1876

John William BIRELY, Pres/People's Building Assoc - Report of Sales

Alfred BOWIE & w/ Sarah conveyed Deed of Mortgage to Peoples Building 
Association on 13 Feb 1871 for $520.

LAND - House & 5 acres in Urbana District; on road from Ijamsville to Urbana, 
about midway between; adjoining lands of Thomas CLAGETT and Brook JAMISON.  
To Alfred BOWIE from Thomas CLAGETT in Feb 1871.
- At the same time, a 1-acre Lot and new house will also be sold.  House 
then in occupancy of James BOWIE.

Sale was held 14 Oct 1876 at Hammond's Store in Ijamsville with auctioneer 
W. SAUNDERS; high bidder was:
- William J. KINDLY at $299

Distribution:  court costs, $71.08
- People's Bldg Assoc, mortgage, $221.99
- William TASKER, partial on 2nd mortgage, $5.93
Closed 27 Jan 1877.
===


548-565 - WARRENFELTZ, HOUPT, BRANDENBURG, HAUPT, FLOOK, EASTERDAY - Dec 1875

Jonas WARRENFELTZ & Others - Sale of Real Estate

Jacob WARRENFELTZ  d/ 27 Oct 1875, intestate
widow - d/ 1868-1869

s/ Jonas WARRENFELTZ & w/ Mary E. 
d/ Elizabeth WARRENFELTZ  w/o Isaiah HOUPT - Warren Co, IN
s/ Samuel WARRENFELTZ & w/ Frances V. V. - Warren Co, IN
d/ Mary Ann Rebecca WARRENFELTZ  w/o James A. BRANDENBURG - Warren Co, IN
d/ Caroline WARRENFELTZ  w/o George W. HAUPT - Warren Co, IN
d/ Minerva WARRENFELTZ  w/o George M. BRANDENBURG
d/ Margaret WARRENFELTZ  w/o Lewis E. FLOOK

d/ Amanda WARRENFELTZ (d/ abt 1865 IN) w/o Isaiah HOUPT - Warren Co, IN
.....Charles Edward HOUPT, a minor - Warren Co, IN
.....Eleanora Frances HOUPT, a minor - Warren Co, IN

LAND - "Caty Memorandum", 102 acres, in Catoctin District, about
2 miles SW of Wolfsville (also listed as 3 miles north of Myersville), 
on the road from Myersville to Wolfsville; adjoining lands of Lawrence 
Easterday and Daniel MARKER.  Improved with a large 2-story log house, 
brick-cased barn and is well supplied with water, being a number of 
springs; had two orchards.
To Jacob WARRENFELTZ by Will of his father, Jacob WARRENFELTZ Sr. 
dated 10 March 1806.
- July 1830 Equity court with John DOUB  vs  Mary Ann WARRENFELTZ 
  & Others; appointed trustee L.P.W. BALCH who sold real estate of 
  Jacob WARRENFELTZ (Jr.) (102 acres) at public sale for $545 to 
  Jacob WARRENFELTZ III in Oct 1830, subject to the widow's dower 
  of his mother, Mary Ann WARRENFELTZ.

- "Caty Memorandum", 3 acres; "Three Brothers", 13 acres; adjoined 
other property; from Michael MARKER & w/ Sarah in Feb 1840.

Guardian was Isaiah HOUPT of Warren Co, Indiana.
Testimony was heard from:
- Laurence EASTERDAY (testified Samuel married Margaret THOMAS)
- John D. DUBLE (same testimony)

Trustee was Jonas WARRENFELTZ.
Sale was held 30 Jan 1877 on the premises; high bidder was:
- Laurence EASTERDAY at $3,969.75

Distribution of $4,164.05 (includes personal property)
- court costs, $203.47
- each child's 1/8 share, $486.94
Closed 26 Apr 1877.
===


565-572 - COLLIFLOWER, DEMUS, CRAMER - Jun 1876

Henry DEMUS, mortgagee of James COLLIFLOWER - Report of Sales

On 26 Mar 1874, James COLLIFLOWER & w/ Catharine J. issued 
mortgagee to Henry DEMUS of $500.

LAND - Lot, 1 1/2 acres, in Petersville; adjoined lands of 
William HILLEARY, Esquire, and Mrs. SLIFER.  Improved with 
a 1-story log house, a large store room, carpenter shop and 
stable.
To James COLLIFLOWER from Elizabeth CRAMER in March 1874.

Sale was held at the Dill House in Frederick on 3 Jun 1876; high 
bidder was:
- Henry A. DEMUS at $640

Distribution:  court costs, $152.36
- Henry DEMUS, mortgagee, in part, $487.64
Closed 29 Jul 1876.
===


572-586 - DEVILBISS, HARTSOCK, FORREST, FETTERLING, BRANUM, YEATES, RINEHART - Jun 1876

Basil P. DEVILBISS & Others - Sale of Real Estate

William H. DEVILBISS  d/ May 1876 in Johnsville, intestate
(no surviving widow and never had any children)

bro/ Basil P. DEVILBISS & w/ Susan A. M.

sis/ Sarah A.  w/o John HARTSOCK - Carroll County

sis/ Ruth A. FETTERLING, widow - Missouri
.....m/ John BRANUM (March 1875)

sis/ Rose A.  w/o Wesley A. FORREST

bro/ George W. DEVILBISS, dec'd
.......Rufus W. DEVILBISS & w/ Rachel
.......H. Clay DEVILBISS - Carroll County
.......Ann Matilda  w/o James YEATES - Carroll County
.......George W. DEVILBISS - Carroll County

bro/ Rueben DEVILBISS, dec'd
.......Missouri  w/o Winfield RINEHART
.......Anna DEVILBISS
.......Margie DEVILBISS
.......Charles DEVILBISS
.......Clayton DEVILBISS, a minor

LAND - "Taney", 64 acres; located 1 mile west of Union Bridge; 
adjoins lands of Isaac DERN, widow ECKER, John SAFFLE and Dan STONER.
Improvements of a 2 1/2 story weatherboarded house, spring and dairy 
near the house, Switzer barn with wagon shed and corn crib attached.
Recently limed and has a young orchard.
To William H. DEVILBISS from Adam DEVILBISS & w/ Anna for $2,300 in 
Apr 1867.
Previously to Adam from Daniel STONER in March 1862 [BGF-7, 563].

Administrator was Basil P. DEVILBISS with sureties John SAYLOR and 
John S. REPP.

Guardian was Edward YOUNG, Esquire.  Testimony was heard from:
- Adam W. DEVILBISS
- E. Summerfield DEVILBISS

Trustee was Basil P. DEVILBISS.  Sale was held on the premises on 
11 Jan 1877; high bidder was:
- Elizabeth DEVILBISS at $3,761.25

Distribution:  court costs, $301.33
- each siblings 1/6 share, $576.65
(George's children each received $144.16 and Reuben's children 
 each received $115.33)
Closed 28 Apr 1877.
===


587-603 - DORSEY, UNKEFER, ALBAUGH, HAMMOND, GOSSNER - Nov 1871

Lydia R. UNKEFER - Sale of Real Estate

Matilda DORSEY  d/ March 1869 in Frederick City (Will)

sis/ Lydia R. (age 68 in May 1874) - Libertytown)
.....w/o Dr. Abdiel UNKEFER (d/ 1866-1867 in Frederick County)
.......s/ John E. UNKEFER
.......s/ Francis S. UNKEFER (age 55)
.......d/ Lucy R. UNKEFER  w/o Edward ALBAUGH
.......d/ Laura UNKEFER (d/ before several years before Matilda)
.......d/ Harriet (UNKEFER) HAMMOND, dec'd
-------------Lydia HAMMOND, now w/o John GOSSNER - Carroll County
-------------Wyona HAMMOND - Carroll County
-------------William P. HAMMOND, a minor- Carroll County 
               (helpless & can't support himself)

- Mentions deceased aunt, Sarah Ridgely and funds & property from 
  her Will for use of Lydia

Devised real estate to sister Lydia; if Lydia is deceased, then 
to her children; except for Lydia's daughter Laura UNKEFER, but 
she to be provided sufficient support annually.

(Note - ages listed were on 28 May 1874)

LAND - 163-acre Farm in Liberty District; on north side of road from 
Liberty to Woodsboro, about one mile NW of Liberty; adjoined lands of 
B.W.W. BURGESS,  Mrs. Lucy A SIM and Rev. David WILSON.  
Improvements of a log house with front and back buildings, spring 
house, smoke house, corn house and barn, and apple orchard and other 
fruit trees.  Laid off in fields with running water in every field, 
with 50 acres in timber.
To Matilda DORSEY from Dr. Abdiel UNKEFER & w/ Lydia in Apr 1860.

Guardian was A. FEARHAKE Jr., Esquire.  Testimony was heard  on 
28 May 1874 from:
- Bruce W. W. BURGESS
- Dr. Sidney SAPPINGTON

Trustees were George E. PRICE (moved out of Maryland before papers 
of sale were filed) and John E. UNKEFER.
Sale was held in Libertytown on 12 Aug 1875; high bidder was:
- Francis S. UNKEFER at $3,106.50

Distribution:  court costs, $282.26
- John E. UNKEFER, trustee of Francis UNKEFER, 1/4, $705.98
- Lucy ALBAUGH, 1/4, $705.98
- John E. UNKEFER, 1/4, $705.98
- Lydia HAMMOND, 1/3 of 1/4, $235.32
- Wyona HAMMOND, 1/3 of 1/4, $235.32
- William P. HAMMOND, 1/3 of 1/4, $235.32
Closed 12 May 1877.

Note - Abdiel UNKEFER to Lydia SAPPINGTON on 24 Apr 1817 (FCML)
---


603-627 - CUTSAIL, CONDLE, THOMPSON, BARNES, WEST, STIER, FOGLE, RUNKLES - Apr 1869

William Pratley THOMPSON - Sale of Real Estate

Peter CUTSAIL, dec'd (Will written 31 May 1827)
w/ Mary (d/ 1868) (1/3 of farm, then to youngest daughter) 
   
d/ Catharine CONDLE
d/ Elizabeth THOMPSON
d/ Mary BARNES
s/ Henry CUTSAIL
s/ John CUTSAIL
s/ Benjamin CUTSAIL
d/ Rachel WEST
d/ Sally CUTSAIL (youngest daughter) 

Exec/ Henry STIER 
Witnesses:  George HENGES, John PANCOAST, Joseph RATTLIFF, George 
W. FALCONER

LAND - "Moab", 150 acres; located 2 1/2 miles East of New Market; 
The widow's 1/3 dower was 50 acres. At time of sale, William RUNKLES 
was a tenant on the farm.  Improvements were a 2-story log house 
with a 1 1/2 story log back building attached, a meat house, 7-8 
acres of timber, an apple orchard and pear trees; has a spring and 
fencing; located within 3 miles of Mount Airy or Monrovia stations 
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 

- Henry STIER, exec, sold the other 2/3 of farm (100 acres) to Darius 
H. BARNES in Jul 1840 (he later sold land to John H. FOGLE).
John H. FOGLE & w/ Louisa mortgaged the property (124 acres???), 
tract "Resurvey on Moab", to Joseph MOLESWORTH.
Adjoined lands of Benjamin CONNER, Rezin DAVIS and Mary CUTSAIL, widow.


Sally CUTSAIL - d/ before her mother, leaving

s/ William Pratley THOMPSON
s/ Charles Thomas THOMPSON, a minor
d/ Sarah Louisa THOMPSON, a minor
s/ John M. THOMPSON, a minor
s/ Samuel Albert THOMPSON, a minor (lunatic)

John H. FOGLE claimed the children of Sally CUTSAIL are not 
entitled to claim the 1/3 part of estate because Sally was 
not legally married and her father's Will stated "by her 
children lawfully begotten".

Guardian was James W. PEARRE, Esquire.
Testimony was heard on 19 June 1871 from:  
- John H. FOGLE, age 38, New Market, farmer
- Dr. Isaac N. WOOD, age 38, New Market, physician

Trustees for the sale were John E.R. WOOD and James W. PEARRE 
of Frederick City.  Sale was held at HILTON's Hotel in New Market 
on 30 Sep 1871; high bidder for the 50 acres was:  
- Bruce RUNKLES for his wife, Ellen C. RUNKLES at $550

Distribution of $585.26; court costs, $376.40
- each 1/5 share to the THOMPSON children, $41.77
Closed 11 May 1875.
===


627-632 - COUNTEE, STOKES, NIXDORFF - May 1873

Rezin COUNTEE - Report of Sales

Rezin COUNTEE was mortgagee of National Union Republican 
Joint Stock Company of Frederick City, dated Apr 1870.

LAND - Square #54, Ward #2 (Lot #2) in Frederick City; 
on north side of All Saints St and south side of alley.
To National Union Republican Joint Stock Company from 
Rezin COUNTEE & w/ Maria.
Previously to Henry STOKES from George C. STOKES, trustee 
for Henry NIXDORFF (WBT-4, 59).

Sale was held 30 Apr 1873 at the United States Hotel in Frederick 
City; high bidder was:  
- Rezin COUNTEE at $575

Distribution:  court costs, $78
- Rezin, COUNTEE, partial mortgage claim, $497
Closed 7 Aug 1873.
===


633-655 - SMITH, ORCUTT, MONTGOMERY, HALLER, CRAMPTON, RAY, WHIPP - May 1873

Solomon J. MONTGOMERY & w/ Mary A.M.  vs  Mary M. SMITH & Others

LAND - "Strickers Timber Land", 1/2 acre; on road from 
Burkittsville to "Bat's Nest"; adjoined land of Henry SMITH
and John AUSHERMAN.  Located on east side of the Blue Ridge 
Mountain; on south side of road from Middletown by farm of 
Mrs. Elizabeth COST to top of Blue Ridge Mountain (at Crampton's 
Gap).
To John SMITH from Henry SMITH & w/ Elizabeth in Mar 1857 [ES-9, 323].

Petition claimed John SMITH issued a note to Mary A.M. SMITH for 
$234 in Nov 1860 and also a Deed of Mortgage and presented the papers.  
Mary was then unmarried, but now is Mrs. MONTGOMERY.

In Aug 1867, John SMITH conveyed a portion (40 perches) of land to 
John W. SMITH, his son.  On 9 May 1868, John W. SMITH and w/ Sarah 
E. conveyed Deed of Mortgage for that portion to Thomas H. CRAMPTON 
of Washington County (included a house).

Several years after the  mortgage was executed, John SMITH married 
Mary M. HALLER and conveyed to her, on 18 May 1868, the portion of 
land not previously conveyed to his son.

John SMITH  d/ Dec 1872, intestate
widow - Mary M. (HALLER)

s/ John W. SMITH & w/ Sarah E.
s/ Thomas SMITH & w/ Malinda - Washington County
d/ Ann (SMITH) w/o Ephraim ORCUTT - Washington County
d/ Mary A. Manzella (SMITH) w/o Solomon J. MONTGOMERY
s/ Daniel A. SMITH - Washington County

John W. SMITH, and Thomas H. CRAMPTON of Washington County  
both stated there wasn't any note or mortgage due to the 
daughter of John SMITH and claimed it was fraud, nor could 
they state whether or not the Montgomerys were married.  
The widow also testified to the same, stating the daughter 
would have been a minor and could not legally act in that 
capacity.  

On 23 Nov 1875, testimony was heard from:
- Joseph E. YOUNG - testified to his signature on the note.
- David M. WHIPP - testified Mary & Solomon MONTGOMERY were 
  married about the close of the War by Rev. George NIXDORFF, 
  a Lutheran Clergyman, and they have lived 2 1/2 miles from 
  Whipp.  Also testified to Mary's name before marriage.
  Whipp also stated John SMITH had been married three times; 
  his 1st wife dying about 20 years ago; 2nd wife also died 
  or so he was told; married 3rd wife, Mary HALLER, in 1868.
  He also stated that Thomas SMITH's wife had recently died; 
  and Daniel H. SMITH had recently married.
- Daniel H. SMITH
- Mary A.M. MONTGOMERY - gave her marriage date as 21 Mar 1865.
- Solomon J. MONTGOMERY

Property to be sold; trustees were C.V.S. LEVY and J.E.R. WOOD.
Sale was held on 3 Mar 1877 in front of the Valley Rigister Office 
in Middletown; high bidder was:
- Solomon J. MONTGOMERY for House & half of land, then occupied by 
  Julia RAY, at $150
- John W. SMITH for House & other half of land at $150

Property being advertised prior to the sale as:
- 1 1/2-story Log House & Lot on 1/2 acre in Middletown District on 
  mountain road from Middletown to Burkittsville by Fink's Schoolhouse, 
  about two miles from Burkittsville; adjoining land of Henry SMITH.

Solomon J. MONTGOMERY sold his purchase to John W. SMITH.

Distribution of $300; court costs, $126.33
- Mary A.M. MONTGOMERY, partial mortgage claim, $173.67
Closed 4 Jun 1877.
===


655-662 - BRASHEAR, HOBBS, BOWLUS, LOWMAN - Sep 1876

Roderick D. HOBBS - Report of Sales

Joshua BRASHEAR & w/ Letitia Jane issued Deed of Mortgage to 
Roderick D. HOBBS for $6,280 on 12 Aug 1873.

LAND - Farm of 70 acres; adjacent to Liberty Town, adjoining 
land of Gen. James M. COALE, Edward HOBBS and the COLLEBERY heirs.  
Then occupied by Summerfield BOWLUS as tenant.  Improved with a 
frame house, barn, tobacco houses, convenient water and a young 
orchard.
To Joshua BRASHEAR from Roderick D. HOBBS in Nov 1870 [CM-6, 38].
To Joshua BRASHEAR from Edward HOBBS in Dec 1870 [CM-6, 195].

- Farm of 137 acres; on road between Harrisville and Mount Airy, 
  adjoining farms of George HOOD, Richard BRASHEARS, and Mrs. HOOD.  
  Then occupied by John W. LOWMAN.  Improvements of a frame nearly 
  new house, barn, tobacco houses, fruit trees and water.
To Joshua BRASHEAR from Osborn BRASHEAR & w/ Rachel in Jan 1860 
[BGF-5, 413].

Sale was held in front of JONES' Store in Liberty Town on 
15 Sep 1875; high bidder was:
- Roderick D. HOBBS for 70 acre farm at $3,220

Sale was held on the premises on 16 Sep 1875; high bidder was:
- Roderick D. HOBBS for 137 acre farm at $3,380
Total sales, $6,600.

L. Jane BRASHEAR, through her husband, objected to the sale of 
both properties and also to claim dower.  The court overruled the 
objection.

Distribution of $6,600; court costs, $353.85
- Roderick D. HOBBS, mortgage claim & partial interest, $6,246.15
Closed 1 Jun 1877.
===


662-669 - KLINE - Oct 1876

Edward D. KLINE - Sale of Real Estate

Frederick KLINE  d/ 28 Jul 1876, intestate
w/ Susan, dec'd

s/ Edward D. KLINE & w/ Ann C.
s/ Frederick KLINE & w/ Lucretia
s/ Peter KLINE & w/ Catharine Malinda
d/ Ruana M. KLINE

LAND - "Foxes Spy", 2 acres; about 3 miles NW of Frederick 
City near the Rocky Spring School House.  Improved with a 
house, good water and fine orchard.
To Frederick KLINE from Joseph KEMP in Oct 1820.

- "Lovely Prospect", 3 roods, 23 perches; adjacent to other lot.
To Frederick KLINE from Joseph G. MILLER in Oct 1858.

On 6 Jan 1873, Frederick KLINE & w/ Susan issued a note and mortgage 
for $417.67 to Edward D. KLINE.

Trustee was John C. MOTTER.  Sale was held 20 Jan 1877 on the 
premises; high bidder was:
- Anna E. KLINE at $500

Distribution:  court costs, $89.30
- Edward D. KLINE, partial mortgage claim, $410.70
Closed 20 Apr 1877.
===


669-675 - BROWN, BIRELY, KINTZ, GORSUCH, DELAPLAINE - Oct 1876

John W. BIRELY, mortgagee - 

William BROWN & w/ Ann Elizabeth issued Deed of Mortgage to 
Peoples Building Association (John William BIRELY, president)
for $1,040 in 1860.

LAND - 2-story Brick House & Lot on north side of West Fifth St 
in Frederick City; backs to an alley; then in the occupancy of 
Lewis KINTZ.
To William BROWN from Henry LORENTZ in Apr 1865.

Sale was held at the Dill House in Frederick City on 13 Dec 1876; 
high bidder was:
- Thomas GORSUCH at $825

Distribution:  court costs, $114.79
- People's Bldg Assoc, mortgage claim, $335.57
- George W. DELAPLAINE, assignee of John RAMSBURGH, 
  partial 2nd mortgage claim, $374.64
Closed 27 Jun 1877.
===


675-684 - BROOKS, BUTLER, GROVE, MINNICK, BRUNER - May 1876

Lewis O. BUTLER, admin of Joseph BUTLER
vs  Mary BROOKS and Henry BROOKS

On 24 Mar 1871, Mary BROOKS & her husband Henry BROOKS agreed 
to purchase a tract of land from Joseph BUTLER.
The agreement was to trade their House & Lot on the Jefferson 
Road in Middletown on the portion of town called "Africa", 
valued at $150, plus $250.

LAND - "Resurvey on Stony Ridge", 4+ acres; adjoined land of 
William McBRIDE and Emanuel BRUNER.
To Joseph BUTLER (colored) from Samuel GROVE, trustee in Case 
of Martin GROVE & Others  vs  Leonard GROVE & Others in July 
1866.

Joseph BUTLER  d/ 1 March 1874 near Middletown, intestate
Admin/ Lewis O. BUTLER

On 2 Nov 1876, testimony was heard from:
- Ezra MINNICK

Trustee was Ezra MINNICK.  Sale was held in front of the Valley 
Register Office in Middletown on 3 Feb 1877, but failed to get 
an adequate bid.  Private sale was made to:
- Joseph BRUNER at $200 for the House & Lot, about 4 miles SW 
  of Middletown, near Jacob YOUNG's saw mill and adjoining lands 
  of William McBRIDE and Joshua NORRIS.  Improvements of a new 
  2-story log house and basement with fruit trees and stream of 
  water.  The Brooks were then living on the property.

Distribution:  court costs, $94.96
- Lewis O. BUTLER, admin, partial claim, $105.04
Closed 26 May 1877.
===


685-689 - SCHWERING, WALSH, CRAMER, BAER - Mar 1877

William WALSH and Jeremiah CRAMER, mortgagees of Bernard SCHWERING

Bernard SCHWERING & w/ Catharine  issued Deed of Mortgage to 
William WALSH and Jeremiah CRAMER, as sureties for note to
Frederick County National Bank for $550 in 1867.

LAND - Parcel on Middle Alley in Frederick city with weatherboarded 
house with back building
To Bernard SCHWERING from William P. MAUSLBY Jr, trustee in 
Mar 1867.
Previously to George BAER from his father, George BEAR Sr.

Bernard SCHWERING, now dec'd

Sale was held at the Dill House in Frederick City on 3 Mar 1877; 
high bidder was:
- Mary Jane WALSH at $375

Distribution:  court costs, $84.35
- William WALSH & Jeremiah CRAMER, partial mortgage, $290.62
Closed 30 Apr 1877.
===


690-699 - BOWERSOX, WALKER, FOX, RENN, PUTMAN - Sep 1875

Edward F. BOWERSOX & Others vs  James A. BOWERSOX - Sale of Real Estate

Cyrus WALKER, dec'd (Will written 13 Aug 1839)
widow - Mary, now dec'd (Estate to Mary, then to daughter)
 
d/ Christiana  w/o Henry BOWERSOX

LAND - 10 acres in Creagerstown District, 1 1/2 miles north of 
Utica Mills, on road from Frederick to Creagerstown.  Improved 
with a weatherboarded 5-room house and kitchen, small barn with 
stabling, tenant house, blacksmith shop, cooper shop and fruit trees.
- "Resurvey on Butler's Lot".
To Henry BOWERSOX from Valentine SHRYOCK & wife in Sep 1840 [HS-12, 39].
To Cyrus WALKER from Valentine SHRYOCK & wife in May 1829 [JS-32, 133].
- "Bone Him Secure Him" and and "Brookfield".
To Henry BOWERSOX from Christina SHRYOCK in May 1841 [HS-14, 515].
Previously to Cyrus WALKER from Peter STUCHER in 1813 [WR-44, 686; WR-46, 111]
---

Henry BOWERSOX  d/abt Apr 1874, intestate
widow - Ann Christiana (WALKER) (d/ 11 Jul 1875)

s/ Edward F. BOWERSOX & w/ Alice
s/ James A. BOWERSOX & w/ Georgiana R.
d/ Florence E.  w/o William H. FOX

LAND - "Brookfield" and "Neck or Nothing", 1/2 share of mountain lot, 
19 acres, on Catoctin Mountain, about 2 miles west of Lewistown.
to Henry BOWERSOX from John HEAD in May 1835 [HS-1, 81].

Sale was held at the City Hotel in Frederick City on 14 Jun 1874 
with Ezra MICHAEL as agent for the heirs; high bidder was:
- James A. BOWERSOX at $1,600 
James later issued a mortgage for $800 to Mary C. RENN in Jul 1874 
(her agent was Joseph CRONISE); but the balance of purchase of said 
proprty remains unpaid.

Trustees were John C. MOTTER and C.V.S. LEVY.  Sale was held at the 
City Hotel in Frederick City on 27 Jan 1877; high bidder was:
- John H. PUTMAN at $1,105
  Located 9 1/2 miles from Frederick, 4 miles from Woodsboro, 2 miles 
  from Lewistown,  1/2 miles from Creagerstown and 1 1/2 miles from 
  Utical Mills

Distribution:  court costs, $188.70
- C.V.S. LEVY, assignee of mortgage of Mary C. RENN, $891.73
- Edward F. BOWERSOX, 1/2 of balance, $12.28
- William H. FOX, 1/2 of balance, $12.28
Closed 26 May 1877.
===


699-706 - LEAKINS, ECKER, BOON, SOWERS, ALBAUGH, LONG - May 1876

Joshua ALBAUGH - Report of Sales

Thomas LEAKINS  d/ intestate

s/ William H. LEAKINS & w/ Sarah C.
s/ Lewis A. LEAKINS
d/ Martha C.  w/o Samuel B. ECKER
d/ Mary E.  w/o Daniel BOON
d/ Ann S.  w/o Josiah SOWERS
s/ Daniel E. LEAKINS

Administrator/ William H. LEAKINS

LAND - "Resurvey on Albaugh's Choice", farm of 85+ acres in Liberty 
District, on road from Libertytown to Walkersville, 2 miles from 
Libertytown and 3 miles from Walkersville; adjoined lands of the 
heirs of William A. ALBAUGH, Peter EVES and Charles W. MILLER; 
within 3 miles of the Georgetown Station on the Frederick and 
Pennsylvania Line Rail Road.
Improvements of a 2-story frame house cased with brick and weather-
boarded with porch and balcony, a good cellar, Switzer barn, spring 
house, meat house, garden, apple orchard and other fruit trees; has 
springs of the finest water and running water in the barnyard; a 
portion in timber, the balance with good fencing.
To Thomas LEAKINS from Eleanor ALBAUGH, William A. ALBAUGH & Others 
for 61 acres.
[ES-4, 523].
- "Resurvey on Albaugh's Choice, 11+ acres, wood lot adjoining the 
   farm; on road from Liberty Road to John BOSTIAN's Mill; adjoins 
   land of heirs of William A. ALBAUGH and Josian VALENTINE.  Set 
   with Chestnut, Oak and Hickory timber. 
   To Thomas LEAKINS from Lewis ALBAUGH & w/ Susan R. for 35 acres 
   [ES-4, 524].

Sale was held on the premises on 27 May 1876; high bidders were:
- Reuben LONG at $36.37/acre or $3,091.45
- Samuel B. ECKER $23.62/acre or $259.82
Total sales, $3,357.85

Deed of Trust from William H. LEAKINS & heirs to Joshua ALBAUGH 
(lived 1 1/4 miles south of the toll gate on the Frederick Pike 
 near Liberty).

Distribution of $3,528.30; court costs, $377.43
- Joshua ALBAUGH, mortgage claim, $1,000
- Lewis A. LEAKINS, claim 1, $709.95
- Lewis A. LEAKINS, claim 2, $64.43
- Joshua ALBAUGH, claim 3, $102.20
- multiple creditors, $995.89
- William H. LEAKINS, 1/6, $46.40
- Lewis A. LEAKINS, 1/6, $46.40
- Martha C. ECKER, 1/6, $46.40
- Mary E. BOON, 1/6, $46.40
- Ann S. SOWERS, 1/6, $46.40
- Daniel E. LEAKINS, 1/6, $46.40
Closed 7 Jul 1877.
===


706-717 - HARRY, HOOVER, SAMPLE, MEREDITH - Nov 1875

George A. HOOVER  vs  Estate of Elizabeth HARRY

Elizabeth HARRY  d/ 1875 in Graceham, intestate
widow of Parmenio R. HARRY (Will GH-1, 191)

d/ Clara V. HARRY - Baltimore City
s/ Charles HARRY
s/ Parmenio R. HARRY, a minor

Administrator/ George A. HOOVER

LAND - Lot in Graceham.  Improved with a 2-story weatherboarded 
house with stable, hog pen, fruit trees and well near the house.
House built by Simon MEREDITH.
Devised to her from the Will of her husband, Parmenio R. HARRY.

Guardian was Clay C. BUHRMAN, Esquire.  
Testimony was heard from:
- George A. HOOVER
- William J. BLACK

Trustee was George A. HOOVER.  Sale was held in Graceham on 
18 Mar 1877; high bidder was:
- Julia A. SAMPLE at $440

Distribution:  court costs, $194.08
- each child's 1/3 share, $81.97
Closed 27 Jul 1877.
===


718-724 - SEFTON, WHITE, FOREMAN, EYLER, DAMUTH, GRIMES, COVER, ROUZER - Mar 1877

Frederick WHITE - Report of Sales

William SEFTON, dec'd
widow - Mary

d/ Mary Ann SEFTON
s/ Martin F. SEFTON & w/ S. A. S.
d/ Savilla  w/o Frederick WHITE
s/ John W. SEFTON & w/ Deborah L.
d/ Margaret  w/o Charles V. FOREMAN
d/ Sarah E.  w/o Joseph WHITE

Frederick WHITE was attorney for the heirs.

Deed of Trust by the heirs of William SEFTON to Frederick WHITE 
for benefit of creditors in March 1875.

LAND - 36 acres in Mechanicstown, near the UB Church (will be 
divided into lots
- 19+ acres, 1/4 mile west of Mechanicstown on road from there to 
  the Forge (adapted for grazing)
- 40 acres of mountain land, 1/3 mile west of Mechanicstown
- 24 3/4 acres, 3 miles west of Mechanicstown, adjoining lands of 
  William SLAGLE & Cornelius DUBLE

Sale was held 8 Apr 1876 in front of Edward MARTIN's store in 
Mechanicstown; high bidders for lots in Mechanicstown District 
were:
- Theodore A. EYLER for Lot #4, a 24-acre mountain lot; adjoining 
  lands of William SLAGLE and Cornelius DUBLE at $24.75
- John W. SEFTON for remainer of real estate; however, he failed 
  to comply with terms.

Later, private sale was made to:
- Sarah E. WHITE for Lot #2, 19 acres, adjoining lands of George W. 
  FOREMAN and Calvin WELLER, at $600
- Jacob DAMUTH for Lot #4, 1 acre, in Mechanicstown, adjoining the 
  cemetery of the United Brethren at $200

- Advertised for 2nd Sale - Lots in Mechanicstown
- Lot #1, 4+ acres
- Lot #2, 4+ acres
- Lot #3, 10+ acres
- Lot #4, 3+ acres
- Lot #5, 40-acre mountain lot, 1/2 mile west of Mechanicstown, 
  at base of mountain, has Chestnut and rock Oak timber

Sale was held again at MARTIN's store in Mechanicstown on 10 Mar 1877; 
high bidders were:
- Savilla WHITE for Lot #1, 4+ acres, adjoining land of David COVER 
  and G.J. SIGMUND, at $275.39
- Martin/Warner T. GRIMES for Lot #2, 4+ acres, adjoining land of 
  G.J. SIGMUND, at $133.18
- Col. John R. ROUZER for Lots #3 & 4, 11+ acres, adjoining UB Cemetery 
  and the Western Maryland Rail Road, at $283.96
- Enos COVER for a 40-acre mountain lot, adjoining land of John WAYBRIGHT, 
  at $250
Total sales, $2,067.28.

Distribution:  court costs, $189.44
After claims were paid, there remained a balance of $58.25, 
subject to the court.
Closed 4 Jun 1877.
===


725-754 - COCHRAN, NAILL, WORMAN, DOUTY, DEMITT, GOSNELL, READ, FOGLE, 
DORSEY, HAMMOND, WHITEHILL, HARN, ECKER, DUVALL, HOBBS, ENSOR, URNER, POOLE, 
PEDDICORD, GAITHER, NICODEMUS, HARTSOCK, WINEBRENER - Jun 1876

Jacob H. NAILL & w/ Hannah - Petition

John COCHRAN  d/ 20 Jun 1876 in Unionville
(Will written Dec 1864; filed 12 Jul 1876)

d/ Martha E.  w/o Moses DOUTY
d/ Margaret A.  wid/o Henry C. WORMAN 
s/ Hugh COCHRAN
d/ Hannah  w/o Jacob H. NAILL
s/ James A. COCHRAN - Charles County/Prince Georges County

d/ Maria (COCHRAN), dec'd w/o Henry DEMMITT
.....John William DEMITT
.....George W. DEMITT
.....Henry H. DEMITT
.....Frances L. (DEMITT) w/o Wesley P. GOSNELL - Carroll County
.....Elizabeth M. "Lizzie" DEMITT  w/o William Hurst READ/REED
.....Mary M. DEMITT

d/ Mary Jane, dec'd w/o Samuel FOGLE
.....Cecilius FOGLE ($1,000) - Carroll County

s/ John Washington COCHRAN  d/ Nov 1872 in Carroll County
...w/Susan - Carroll County
.....John Vachel B. COCHRAN - Carroll County
.....Sarah Margaret "Sallie" COCHRAN - Carroll County
.....Effie Deans COCHRAN, a minor - Carroll County

(A copy of the Will was not included with this record, names 
were from testimony.)

Exec/ son, John Washington COCHRAN (died before his father)
Witnesses:  Rev. James PEARRE and Ezra DAVIS and Brook BUXTON (dec'd)

Administrator - Hugh COCHRAN

LAND - "Three Brothers Lot", 203 acres; adjoined tract "Rural Felicity".
To John COCHRAN from Thomas HAMMOND, trustee for Equity decree of Sep 1841 
between John Henry WOOD and Lebbeus GRIFFITH & w/ Sarah Ann & Others  vs  
Jacob Gruber WOOD & w/ Mary, Rachel Wood & Others, in Oct 1845 at $7,611.13.

- "Cold Friday", 99 acres;
To John COCHRAN from Peter BOYER (w/ Catharine) in Jul 1825 at $1,200.

- "Mount Pleasant", 18 acres, with Mill;
To John COCHRAN from Adam W. DEVILBISS, trustee and John W. COCHRAN & 
w/ Urith in Aug 1866 for $3,000; (from Deed of Trust to Adam W. DEVILBISS 
from David PFOUTZ & w/ Harriet S. in Dec 1865 [JWLC-3, 368]).
(Previously to David PFOUTZ by Joseph HARTSOCK in Apr 1865.)

- "Resurvey on Point Look", 45 1/2 acres; 
To John COCHRAN from Cordelia OWINGS (her dower of 938 acres as w/o Thomas 
B. OWINGS in Deed of Partition with Basil DORSEY & w/ Harriet) in Jun 1840 
for $912.

- "William's Begining", 85 acres; 
To John COCHRAN from Archibald DORSEY & w/ Lucy of Baltimore County, Basil 
DORSEY and Samuel F. DORSEY in Nov 1817.

- "William's Begining" 1/3 of 334 acres;
To John COCHRAN from George HAMMOND & w/ Araminta in Feb 1812 for $1,000.
(originally owned by William DORSEY, dec'd)

William DORSEY, dec'd

d/ Araminta  w/o George HAMMOND
d/ Lucy DORSEY
d/ Maria DORSEY
---

Guardian for Effie COCHRAN was Harry C. KEEFER.  
Testimony was heard from:
- Margaret A. WORMAN, age 43, Unionville
- Jacob H. NAILL, age 60, farmer and miller in Liberty District
- Peter LUGENBEEL, age 43, merchant, Unionville

Public sale advertised as:
1st - Farm, 208 acres, on New Liberty Road, 3/4 mile east of Unionville 
   and 1/4 mile west of WHITEHILL's Mill, on N/S sides of Liberty Road, 
   almost equally divided in two sections by the road; then in occupancy 
   of Benjamin ECKER as tenant; improved with a house, log barn and good 
   water; will be sold in two parts.
2nd - Farm, 160 acres, on Mount Airy Road, 3 miles from WHITEHILL's Mill, 
   then in occupancy of John ECKER as tenant; will be divided in two sections:  
   the east side of the road section to contain 60 acres with house, and stable; 
   the west side containing 100 acres, 70 of which are cleared, the balance in 
   Chestnut and Oak timber.
3rd - House & Lot in Unionville, then in occupancy of Mrs. Margaret WORMAN; 
   improved with a stone house and blacksmith shop.
4th - Mill property, 18 acres, with a grist and saw mill and house; on the 
   Linganore Creek and on road from Thornton POOLE's store to Woodville, 
   1/4 mile from the former place; then in occupancy of William A. LINDSAY.
5th - Farm, 100 acres, with a log house, on road from LAURENCE's Mill to 
   Woodville, 2 miles from the former place; then in occupancy of Washington 
   P. DUVALL; 30 acres set in Chestnut timber.
6th - Wooded land, 150 acres; Chestnut Timber land, adjoining the last described 
   farm; to be sold in lots.

Trustees for the sale were Milton G. URNER, Milton CARTER, William P. MAULSBY Jr.  
Sale was held in Unionville on 24 Mar 1877; high bidders were:
- Charles W. WHITEHILL for 81 acres of "Three Brothers Lot" at $42/acre
- Luther E. HARN for 125+ acres of "Three Brothers Lot" at $35.25/acre
- John H. ECKER for 69+ acres of "Shrenena & Cold Friday" at $11.12/acre
- Margaret A. WORMAN for House & Lot in Unionville (then in her occupancy) at $850
- Mrs. Martha E. DOUTY for the Mill property with 18 acres (then in possession of 
  William A. LINDSAY) at $2,075
- Washington P. DUVALL for the 'Farm' of 88 acres at $16/acre
- Edward HOBBS for Wood Lot #6 of 12+ acres at $65.52/acre
- Elijah C. ENSOR for Wood Lot #7 of 15+ acres at $55/acre
- Vachel B. COCHRAN & George W. DEMMITT for Wood Lot #5 of 14+ acres at $39/acre
- Jonas URNER for Wood Lot #4 of 15+ acres at $18/acre
- Thornton POOLE for Wood Lot #3 of 16+ acres at $12.20/acre
- Thornton POOLE for Wood Lot #2 of 16+ acres at $6.25/acre
- Henry A. PEDDICORD for Wood Lot #1 of 21+ acres at $15.12/acre
- Levi ECKER for Wood Lot #8 of 31+ acres at $18.15/acre
- George GAITHER for Wood Lot #9 of 26+ acres at $15.75/acre
- Martin L. NICODEMUS for 10+ acres of "Shrenena & Cold Friday" 
  at $21.50/acre
- Daniel HARTSOCK for 111+ acres of "Shrenena & Cold Friday" 
  at $7.75/acre
Total sales, $18,046.

On 25 Apr 1877, James A. COCHRAN sold his share to David C. WINEBRENER
for $2,000.

Distribution of $7,149.02; court costs, $1,197.98
- John W. DEMMITT, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- Frances L. GOSNELL, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- George W. DEMMITT, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- Henry H. DEMMITT, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- Margaret E. READ, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- Maria DEMMITT, 1/6 of 1/7, $141.69
- Hugh COCHRAN, 1/7, $850.14
- Hannah NAILL, 1/7, $850.14
- Martha E. DOTY, 1/7, $850.14
- D. C. WINEBRENER, assignee of James A. COCHRAN, 1/7, $850.14
- Margaret E. WORMAN, 1/7, $850.14
- Urith COCHRAN, widow of John W. COCHRAN, 1/3 of 1/7, $283.38
- Vachel B. COCHRAN, 1/3 of 2/3 of 1/7, $188.92
- Sallie M. COCHRAN, 1/3 of 2/3 of 1/7, $188.92
- Effie COCHRAN, 1/3 of 2/3 of 1/7, $188.92
Closed 17 Jul 1877.
===


755-760 - HOUCK, HAFFNER/HEFFNER, MOSER, WILHIDE, GEISBERT, SHIVERS - Feb 1877

Daniel HOUCK - Petition

Michael HOUCK, dec'd  (WILL TS-1, 347)(partial abstract)

s/ Daniel HOUCK
d/ Mary (HOUCK)(d/ 1876) w/o John HAFFNER/HEFFNER

Trust setup to son Daniel HOUCK for daughter Mary in protection 
from Mary's husband; for 24-acre lot where they then lived.  After 
Mary's death, land to be sold and proceeds divided among her children.
Land was conveyed to Michael HOUCK from Abraham BITZENBERGER, trustee 
in Apr 1849.

Mary (HOUCK) HEFFNER  d/ 1876
w/o John HAFFNER/HEFFNER

d/ Susan (HEFFNER) MOSER
d/ Mary (HEFFNER) WILHIDE
d/ Margaret HEFFNER
s/ John HEFFNER

d/ Catharine (HEFFNER) GEISBERT, dec'd
.....Mary GEISBERT
.....Joanna GEISBERT
.....David GEISBERT

s/Henry HEFFNER, dec'd
.....Allen HEFFNER

Sale held on the premises on 20 Jan 1877; high bidder was:
- Jesse W. SHIVERS at $1,001; however, he resold the property 
  to George Jacob Frederick MEASELL.

Distribution:  court costs, $140.39
- each child's share, $143.48
Closed 18 Aug 1877.
===


761-762 - SHAFF, COCHRAN - Sep 1875

Abraham SHAFF & Others  vs  John SHAFF & Others - Report of Sales

LAND - House & Lot in Jefferson

Trustees were Abraham SHAFF and Luther SHAFF by Equity case.
(No other description or papers referencing real estate)

Sale was held on the premises in Jefferson on 25 Sep 1875; high 
bidder was:
- Reuben F. COCHRAN at $582
Closed Mar 1883.

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