Admiral Schley’s Frederick County Roots and Family
A Philadelphia Times profile traces Winfield Scott Schley’s ancestry from German immigrant John Thomas Schley who founded Richfield in Frederick Maryland. It recalls the rich family history, early schooling in Frederick, ties to local figures, and a portrait of the admiral’s boyhood home at Richfield with references to his father John Thomas Schley and cousins guiding local lore.
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Winfield
Scott Schley
Ware
Winfield Scott Schley
Schley
Heestan
Frederick County
Sian
Admiral Sehley
Heselen
Admiral Schley
America
Self of Independence
Philadelphia
Maryland
Frederick
Emmettsburg Pike
Richfield Farm
Winfield Scott ‘Schley
Richfield
John ‘Thoras
Virginia McClure Schley
Fredericktown
George W. Mackey
Pittsburg
Zacharias Thomas
Willian
Mackey
Schrey
William
Isitt
Santiago
Schleys
John Thomas Schley
George Jacob Schley
Caspar Fritchie
Barbara Hausr Fritchie
West Blecker
Peter Suman
Annapolis
Focal Historieng
Atlantic
Thames Schleytie
Supreme Bench
United States
East Second Street
City Hotel
Fairfax. Schley
Sul
Isa Drug Store
Tbs
Sehrey
John
Thomas Schley
Albmore 1
Te Realass
Asa
Sasso —Terry
Admiral Schrey
David Shriber
Committee of Safety of
Union Mulls
Carroll County
George Jacob
Lorles
Admiral Sehtey
Virginia McClure Sehley
John Charles McChire
Henry Schley
Fairfax Schley
Baltimore
Capitol
North Point
Bladensburg
Coleonel
William Schley
Frederick Tories
Caspar
Frietchie
John Caspar-Frietchie
John Nicholas Hauer
Barbara
Nicholas Hauer
Hves
Mertzheim
Hesse-Nagau
Germany
Parma
Italy
Tvo
George Thomas
Mary Ann
Jacob Steiner
Margaret
Peter Dofler
Maria Barbara
John Jeremiah Meyers
Eve Catharine
Sibylla Rebecca
David Ogle
John Jacob
George Facob
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Winfield Scot Schley
John Thomas
Emmetsburg Pike
Front Street
Fashionabie
Virginia McClure
Litchfield
Conn
Story
Infield
Scott
Market Street
Ham
Mond
Francis ' T. Rhodes
John Hergesheimer
Church Street
Cathole Alley
St. Johns Institute
Admiral
Old Frederick College
Princeton
St. Johns College
Naval Academy
Henry W. Hoffman
Union
Philadelphia Times
Sampson
Ato
Soutsi Mountain
Antietam
Gettysburg
Washington
Jeb Stuart
Sexton Rhodes
Winfield Heatt Schley
Charleston
Franklin
Anna
Queen Ann
al Oo
Orient
Frederick Schiey
Winfield Scott Schiey
Geisinger
al Loo
Frederick College
The
Lynch
Oneal Sodiety
Fredérick County
Baker Johnson
Fashion description of gowns and chemise with lace trim
The item describes a chemise of long cloth with front showcasing tiny tucks and a decorative inserting band and lace edging. It mentions gowns with surplice or square pointed yokes, lace or embroidery trim, and ribbon trimming, priced at 5665 weedba-e weebee.
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Cesiance
Wallace
Hamburg
Skirts with Muslin Tops and Embroidered Edges
Catalog of skirts featuring muslin tops and ruffles with embroidery, hemstitched tucks, and lace edges in various styles and price points. Describes patterns including open work embroidery, plain trim, and elaborate double-ruffle designs with rose bud motifs.
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