Real Estate Transfers in Caroline County Reflect 1946 Deals
A series of property transfers dated 1946 across Caroline county outlines parcels sold or exchanged among Wells, Wrights, Mesicks, Bells, and others. Notable moves include Franceina Towers to Dallas Neal and Mariam Neal, Merriken with Wrights, and Bramble acquiring land along Williamson street in Preston. Local residents such as Burklew, Biscoe, and Neals feature repeatedly amid road and district descriptions, with rail service notes at Ridgely and community notices from Ridgely, Federalsburg, and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franceina W. Towers
Dallas Neal
Mariam W. Neal
Caroline County
Arthur J. Messick
Mary J. Messick
Lucille Green
Preston
Easton
Louis Bell
Frances Bell
Frank C. Bramble
Williamson Street
Ours H. Wharton Sr
Mary C. Wharton
E. O. Rosenast
Rebecca S. Rosenast
Ridgely
Calvert C. Merriken
Elon E. Wright
Mary D. Wright
Denton
Greensboro
Harry G. Crouse
Margaret Crouse
Otis H. Wharton
Oakland
Alexander Seiler
Ruth P. Seiler
William Henke
Edith Biscoe Burklew
Thomas R. Burklew
James Edward Biscoe
William E. Wright
Houstons Branch
Sallie Dickerson
Ralph Dean
Caroline Dean
J. Sherman Neal
S. Walter Lyden
Enoch Nuttle
Federalsburg
Myra E. George
Stanley A. Strannahan
Kathryn H. Strannahan
William J. Richards
D. Fritz Clopper
Thawley’s Chapel
Sparklin’s Mill
Georgia A
John C. Wilhelm
Naomi S. Wilhelm
Marriage Licenses List for New Jersey and Delaware Couples
Mike Pivarnik 25 Linden New Jersey to Helen Martin 23 Marydel. Clayton R Hutson 24 Aline Luff 18 Greensboro. Elmer Mitchell Wilson 25 Houston Del to Ruth Marie Proctor 18 Greenwood Del. Milton Blackston 23 Barbara Lee Buckle 18 Ridgely. Clarence V Williams Jr 21 Dor othy Mae Collins 19 Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pivarnik
Linden
N. J
Helen Martin
Marydel
Clayton R. Hutson
Aline Luff
Greensboro
Elmer Mitchell Wilson
Houston
Del
Ruth Marie Proctor
Greenwood
Milton Blackston
Barbara Lee Buckle
Ridgely
Clarence V. Williams Jr
Dorothy Mae Collins
Federalsburg
Ridgely Women’s Society meeting and lecture events
Mrs John D Davis visiting relatives in Passaic New Jersey. Circle 1 of the Ridgely Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mr and Mrs A Orrell Sauls bury Tuesday evening May 14th. Entertainment committee members were Mrs Harry Lane and Mrs A Orrell Saulsbury. A lecture was given at Townsend Hall Ridgely on Sunday May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Davis
Passaic
N. J
Ridgely Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Harry Lane
Townsend Hall
Ridgely
Farmers of America welcomed: International Harvester back in production
The letter reports rapid restoration of production at International Harvester after a recent strike. Extra shifts and firm pledges to supply dealers aim to end shortages gradually. Some parts and machines remain scarce, with deliveries varying by item, but top priority remains quality over speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational Harvester
International Harvester
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Mary L. Bunney
Qorto
James Benner
Gay Street
Edward M. Willey
Margaret Willey
W. Roland Towers
Norma Lee Towers
Hobbs
Carroll E. Johnson
Townsend Organization
John M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Maple Avenue
Oxford
Frank L. Slaughter
Elsie Ebling
Atlantic City
Ridgely Rob Roy
J. A. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Takoma Park
Joseph Roemer
Frances Lee
Sammy
Roemer
Edna M. Detwiler
Journal
Towse Studio
Rte
Ewspaper Anghlye
Ar An
Cooner Furniture Ca
the Farmers OF America
Maryland
Extension Service
New Wa
Ito Conta
Purina
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Ice Plant