Frederick County - The Welsh of Harpers Ferry

7 Indexed Records Spanning 1730 to 1977 Database Info

June 29, 1921

29 Jun 1921

B&O Limestone Pamphlet; Largest Limestone Developments Near Bakerton

LARGEST LIMESTONE DEVELOPMENTS IN STATE NEAR HERE. H. O. Harzell Issues Limestone Pamphlet. H. O. Hartzell, manager Commercial Development, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has issued an interesting pamphlet on “Lime, Limestone and Flux” for the Baltimore […]

July 29, 1915

29 Jul 1915

Flanagan, Hunter visit James Flanagan

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanagan and their son Harold, of Strasburg, Va., and Miss Nellie Hunter, of Stephens City, Va., have been visiting at Mr. James Flanagan’s, at Bakerton.

July 20, 1911

20 Jul 1911

Spencer Takes Tavern Business For Radius of 20 miles.

Takes Business of Rivals. Spencer is now doing all the business formerly done by the three hotel bars that flourished for many years in Harpers Ferry, and then some more. Harpers Ferry was never dry before […]

December 23, 1841

23 Dec 1841

Harpers Ferry Temperance Convention

THE HARPERS-FERRY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.On Wednesday morning, December 1st, 1841, a number of Delegates from the Temperance Societies of Jefferson and Loudoun Counties, assembled in this village, to hold a Convention, previously called by the Total Abstinence […]

February 2, 1831

2 Feb 1831

Internal Improvements, Canal & Railroad

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.– The spirit of improvement is certainly more animated than it has been in Virginia, since the check it received from the injudicious prosecution of the James River Improvement. Many important projects have been started […]

August 25, 1829

25 Aug 1829

School For Females in Alexandria

Female Education WM M. JONES respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has concluded to open a School for Females in Alexandria, on the 1st Monday in September next. His course of instruction […]

September 13, 1827

13 Sep 1827

Will: Peter Licklider

In the name of God Amen, I Peter Licklider of Frederick County, State of Maryland, being sick and weak in body but of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding do hereby make this my last […]

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