Alfred Myers, aged 70 years, died at 4 a.m. Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Miss Ella Moore, near Mountain Lock, of old age. Deceased was twice married both wives being dead. The survivors are […]
Mr. Alfred Myers, aged 70 years, died yesterday, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Moore, near Mountain Lock. He was the father of Mrs. Clara Welsh, of Bakerton.
Election District #1 [Sharpsburg], Washington County, Maryland as enumerated by Noah W. Roulette House Number: 97 Name Relation Sex D.O.B. Age Marital Status # Years Married Place of Birth Father’s Place of Birth Mother’s Place of […]
District No. 11, Washington County, Maryland as enumerated by Nicholas Powers House Number: 103 Name Relation Sex D.O.B. Age Marital Status # Years Married Place of Birth Father’s Place of Birth Mother’s Place of Birth Jerome […]
District No. 11 [Sandy Hook], Washington County, Maryland as enumerated by Nicholas Powers House Number: 88 Name Relation Sex D.O.B. Age Marital Status # Years Married Place of Birth Father’s Place of Birth Mother’s Place of […]
Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd, wife of Albin Lloyd, a well known farmer in the Wickliffe neighborhood, died last Thursday at the home of her husband. She was a daughter of Mr. Steven Shull, and was 35 years […]
Came Here to Wed. Mr. John P. Thompson, a young carpenter residing at Bakerton, Md., who was at the Berkeley several days, was met there Thursday by Miss Emma Erickson, daughter of Olaf Erickson, who came […]
The workmen at the Bakerton quarries went on strike last week for a day of ten hours at the same price they had been getting for ten and a-half hours. The management cheerfully granted the request […]
William Huff, who fell from a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad about a week ago, died at Kearneysville, W. Va. Sunday night of his injuries. He was twenty-six years old, and resided at […]
Fell from Train.Wm. Huff, a young man about twenty-five years of age, residing at Bakerton, Jefferson county, fell from freight train No. 98 about a mile this side of Kearneysville Sunday morning and sustained painful injuries. […]
Moving. Mr. T. J. Clarke, of the Baker Bro’s stone quarries, has moved to this city from Bakerton, Jefferson county, and has taken up his residence at 524 West Martin street.
