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Historical Records from Washington D.C.

173 records 1821–1960

THE WAR OF RACES.– A party of negro men from Washington and Baltimore were one day last week sent to…

The War of Races

1869
Marriage Licenses. Floyd C. Payne and Minnie C. Gaynor. John H. Hankins and Ellen R. Robinson.James L. Talbert and Grace…

Marriage License Issued: Kaldenback, Homer.

1908
Mrs. John G. Flanagan, of Baltimore, Mrs. George W. Moler, of Washington, and Misses Guthrie and Helen Thompson, of Three…

Out of town friends attend Thompson-Moler Wedding

1920
Mrs. Mary Kain, widow of the late Maurice Kain, for many years a resident of Charles Town, died in Washington…

Obit: Mary McGlone Kain

1906
THE DEVILISH DEED OF A COLORED GIRL.— About three years ago Mr. Jesse A. Engle, the teacher of the public…

Servant Burns Engle Home

1895
We clip the following paragraphs from the Charlestown “Spirit of Jefferson, of Tuesday last : The Fourth At Harper’s Ferry.…

The Fourth at Harper’s Ferry

1855
The marriage of Miss Blanche J. Kaldenback, daughter of Mrs. Ella C. Kaldenback, to Mr. Henry T. Sinclair, son of…

Marriage Announcement of Blanche Kaldenback to Sinclair

1919
Mrs. Nannie V. Lewis died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Hoffmaster, 405 Maple avenue, Brunswick, Monday…

Obituary: Nannie V. Lewis

1940
DEATH AT BAKERTON. Laurence Welsh, an employee of the Standard Lime & Stone Company at Bakerton, died suddenly Monday morning.…

Obituary: Laurence Welsh

1938
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.The water was let into a small portion of the Canal, about ten days since, between the…

Water into Canal; Early Opening

1833
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Industry 40 Obituaries & Deaths 33 Visitations 33 Canal 25 Marriages & Wedding Announcements 20 Government & Law 13 Laborers 13 Railroad 10 Crime & Murders 10 Irish Immigrants 9
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Families in Washington D.C.

People and surnames most strongly associated with Washington D.C..

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Flanagan 29 Kaldenback 20 Welsh 20 Moler 17 Miller 12 Moore 10 Homer 9 Jones 9 Hetzel 8 Johnson 8 Lewis 8 Carter 7 Jackson 7 Brown 6 Duke 6
Mary E. Dunn 1814–?
Martin Dineen Welsh 1892–1964
George Walter Caton, Sr. 1826–1898
John Doody 1810–1881
Margaret Virginia Welsh 1873–1925

Boteler’s Mill: Labor & Cement in 19th-Century Jefferson County

In 1827, the steady rush of the Potomac River gave life to Boteler’s Mill. This…

Kin to Kaldenback: Finding Mary Walsh Dunn

A newspaper mention of Mamie Kaldenback led to a trail of family connections spanning Washington…

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The Welsh & Flanagan Families on The C&O Canal

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