Real Estate Transfers in multiple Maryland districts 1946
A compendium of land transfers dated 1946 from William J. Kriss and others to Edward Mulholland and from several couples to their spouses. Listings include parcels in the Second and Eighth Election Districts, a Western Preston parcel from Baltimore & Eastern Railroad Co. to Morton, and several Goldsboro and Federalsburg area deeds. Names such as Kriss Johnson Wright Thomson Howard Nor ris Beideman Salisbury Brown Quillen Gore and others appear with respective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kriss
Phyllis Kriss
Edward E. Mulholland, Jr
Elsie Mulholland
Irving Chapel Road
Roger L. Johnson
Ruth S. Johnson
Paul E. Wright
Frances M. Wright
Baltimore & Eastern Railroad Co
Harry E. Morton
Preston
Louisa Thomson Howard
Steve F. Bjornlund
Mary A. Bjornlund
Brick Mill
Boonsborough
Bessie Dennison
Thelma D. Norris
Goldsboro
William D. Beideman
Anna R. Beideman
Mildred H. Osborne
Melville
Clarence H. Salisbury
Lucille M. Salisbury
Edward Gore
Andersontown
Hickman
William Henry Brown
Helen Mae Brown
Edward C. Quillen
Alverta R. Quillen
Ridgely Wed in Ridgely St Benedicts Church
Miss Margaret Anne Dudley and St. Jg. William Earl Dixon were married at Ridgely St Benedicts Catholic Church on Saturday at 2 00 pm officiated by Rev Francis J Hensel. Guests from Church Hill and nearby areas attended as town news covered social visits and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Ridgely
Margaret Anne Dudley
Norman Dudley
Church Hill
J.g
William Earl Dixon
A. C. Dixon
Near Ridgely
Francis J. Hensel
Townsend Club
Ridgely Grange
William Ewing
Easton
Lester Collison
Norman Collison
Robert Dean
Near Town
J. E. Parker
Ridgely Methodist Church
Julia Carter
W. A. Dixon
Washington
Clarence Ringgold
Rogenia Fifer
Baltimore
Homer Roe
Seaford
Del
John D. Davis
Wilmington
Frank R. Flounders
Flounders
J. J. Williams
Lansdowne
Annie Laurie Meredith
U. S. Lithograph and Printing Co
Pocono Mountains
Frank H. Kessler
Young People’s Center
Kessler and Whiting
Local residents share Sunday dinners across nearby towns
Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Fountain hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Butler and son Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butler, and Mrs. L. N. Murphy. Easton guests Sgt. and Mrs. L Hopkins Thomas and Mrs. Lena Cohen visited L. H. Thomas family, along with Alfred Cohen and sons Connie and Frank from Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Fountain
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Lewis Butler
L. N. Murphy
L. Hopkins Thomas
Léna Cohen
Easton
Alfred Cohen
Connie
Frank
Milford
L. H. Thomas
Herman Gravenor
Baltimore
Oliver Cheezum
Philadelphia
Ruth Miller
E. S. Evans
Ruth Ann Stevens
J. L. Stevens
Catherine
Bobby Willis
Anna Willis
Delaware
Roy Merriken
Federalsburg
E. M. Willey
Alice Davis
Hazelwood Spicer
L. R. Dukes
Helen Towers
Washington
Ralph H. Wooters
L. E. Wimbrow
Bridgeville
John H. Wooters
Wye Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Emory Greaves
Queenstown
Mary Elizabeth Wood
John Paul Lister
Denton
Eva Virginia Kaufman
William Kemp Wright
Madeline Lavenia Hall
Salsbury Sal
Salsbury
mTi OF
OE Wea
Ee Ee Foultef Service
Nuttle Milling CO
Denton, Maryland
Bernard Connolly
Connolly Gannon
Centreville
Mallory Winstead
Cambridge
Walter R. Moore
George Arthur Humphries
Swarthmore
Arthur Sculley
Bahney
Sussex
N. J
Anne Bahney
William Cannon
Oak Orchard
Clarence Sutton
Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Jackson
Harry Seager
Upper Darby
William Wyatt
California
Earle Sparks
Rehoboth Beach
William Davis
Norman Wilson
Roberta Kershaw
Joseph Brumbaugh
Aberdeen
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Mector Division
Buck Chevrolet
North Third Street
Hobbs
Charles Richardson
Bridgetown
P. D. Goldsboro
Market Street
Cattle Exchange
Eastern America
Caroline Sales CO
ILD Showgrounds
Nton AI
James M. Cole
Cole
Cole Circus
Eugene Christy
den of Man
Alverado
Wire
Conley Troup
Chuck LaBird
James “Bozo” Troy
Tex King
Montana
Baby Jumbo
Guy
Tommy Dorsey
The
Big Top
Big Circus
Big Cole Circus
Mammoth Circus
ALL Kiddies
Greater Cole
Circus
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