Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
A list of marriage licenses issued in Frederick County names John Stewart Snyder with Jeanette Marie Frye and numerous other couples from Maryland and surrounding states. Equity suits include several absolute divorces and a batch of property deeds transferring ownership among individuals, counties, and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart Snyder
Jeanette Marie Frye
Frederick
Roderic D. Witschey
Gaithersburg
Susan E. Moore
Brunswick
Franklin R. Abrecht Jr
Lark
Droneburg
William Charles Himmelright
Mary A. Cooley
Enfield
Conn
Owen S. Weislow
Gloria J. Dewalt
Westley ©. Bettis
Purcellville
Debra K. Williams
Leesburg
Nathan L. Haines, Jr
Middletown
Victoria Lynn Crum
Keymar
James C. Feeser
Hanover
Mary Beth Conroy
Chantilly
James David Wilson
Jo Ann Beard
Woodsboro
Wilbur Franklin Summel Jr
Jo Ann Eva Wantz
Thurmont
Timothy Huizenga
North Haledon
N.J
M. Annette Bourland
Walkersville
Dennis A. Creager
Beverly G. Kaufman
Ladiesburg
Joseph F. Hartman
Pamela Peacock
Roger Allen Ahalt
Kathryn Anne Trrear
Hark
Agcments
Randy Lee Garcie
Shelia Darlene Robison
Ranson
W.va
Equity
Beverly Ann Snowden
Howard Snowden
Nancy Gay Slifer
Charles Kenneth Slifer
Margo E. Poffenberger
Max N. Poffenberger
Preservation drive highlights National Register and local tax credits
Letters stress that log cabins and farmers are vital to heritage alongside mansions and statesmen. The Brunswick area illustrates railroad town history from 1890 1910 as preservation policy expands nationally. The National Register offers recognition not restrictions while state and local planning guide preservation with tax credits and grants for owners who initiate applications.
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Brunswick
United States
Department of the Interior
National Historic Preservation Act of 0
Maryland Historical Trust
Rederick County Landmarks, Inc
Frederick County
Department of Sear Planning
Secretary of the Interior
National Register
Maryland
Advisory Council On
Teen age gangs show sharp rise in weapon violence
Government funded study by Harvard Law School on youth gangs in 12 cities finds a serious crime problem with increasing use of firearms. Major cities cited New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Detroit San Francisco as severely affected with armed gangs and arsenals including semi automatic rifles and homemade bombs.
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Washington
United States
Walter B. Miller
Harvard Law School
Center For Criminal Justice
Blackstone Rangers
The
Disciples
Savage Skulls
Miller
ANG Social
Ontictais
TNE
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
New Orleans
Houston
Bronx
Gunman dies after Baltimore shoot-out with police
In East Baltimore a 27 year old man Andre Junior Wilkins was shot and killed by police after tear gas attempts to flush him from a South Ann Street rowhouse. He fired at officers and had a rifle refused order to drop it. Police say he died at Church Home and Hospital an hour later.
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Baltimore
Fells Point
Andre “Junior” Wilkins
Larry Leason
Wilkins
Leason
John N. Sullens
Church
Sophie Haler
South Ann Street
Verena Gass
Sullens
Baltimore seeks to give away Fort Smallwood park
Baltimore plans to dispose of Fort Smallwood Park once owned by the city since 1927 spending 112000 last year for maintenance. Anne Arundel County balks at taking over due to upkeep costs while city and county officials agree to meet to discuss future plans.
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T. Smallwood Park
Baltimore
Uns Park
State
Anne Arundel County
Old Fort
Baltimore Park Board
Linda Bennett
Joseph McCaan
Meaan
Lester Straw
Smallwood
Druid Hill Park
Straw
Br Smallwood
Park City
Heavy fighting erupts in Beirut amid stalled presidential session
In Beirut, six people died and about 90 were wounded as Muslim and Christian factions clash. A police spokesman warned the death toll was incomplete as bodies remained unrecovered. Parliament postponed a special session to pick a successor to President Suleiman Franjieh after threats of renewed civil war. The abduction of Camille Chamoun's nephew intensified the fighting with heavy rocket and artillery exchanges downtown.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Camille Chamoun
Ford and Reagan Eye Delegates in Tight Texas Primary
Early Texas voting shows 000 of votes likely in the Republican primary as polls run seven to ? p.m. CDT. Ford predicts victory in Dallas and could be near even in Lubbock with comments signaling underdog status while Reagan cautions a close result could still count as no loss for either side.
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Ford
Dallas
Lubbock
Reagan
Stall earns Outstanding Performance and Sustained Superior awards
James W. Stall, a biological laboratory technician in Medina Section Bacteriology Div HED, received an Outstanding Performance Appraisal Rating and a Sustained Superior Performance Award. He has served since 1972 at St. J. Deurick, is Bruns wick high school graduate, married to Joven Eury, and resides at 7 East Ea St., Brunswick, with children Sumley and Renee.
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James W. Stall le
Stall
Medina
Bacteriology
S J. Deurick
Wo Stall
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Joven BE. Eury
Charles EK
Eury
Knoxville
Lving
East Ea St
Brunswith
Sumley
Renee
Walkersville Nominates Four for Town Commissioner Posts
Walkersville lists four candidates for town commissioner including Paule, a Walkersville High School graduate with Coca-Cola Bottling tenure, and David M Burnett J of Glade Towne, 3-year resident and DMX general manager. Voting is at the Walkersville Fire Hall from 3 to 8 p.m. eligibility open to residents 18 plus who have lived in town for three months.
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Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Paule Huss
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Maple Avenue
DMX
Carroll County Economic Development Commission
Lana Hatte Chamber of Commerce
Jackson redefining stance amid campaign office closures
Jackson frames his position as not an absolute withdrawal while campaign offices shut. He plans a Connecticut weekend trip and keeps some commitments. The Supreme Court declined to free 2.4 million in federal matching funds, impacting his presidential bid and Senate reelection prospects.
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Connecticut
Jackson
Supreme Court
Federal Election Commission
High Court
Rome
Senate
House
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Catoctones
David Everly Deft
BOTY
Raney
Gerald Beveridge
Honey Mouter Co
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Episcopal Church
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Catoctanes
Riv ‘Tags
Tina F. Lowe
Donald Eugene Lowe
Georgia Kelly Wright
James Leland Wright Jr
Virgil B. Ogletree Sr
Charlotte F. Ogletree
Paul Eugene Burgee
Rebecca Jane Burgee
Carl Otis Fisher Jr
Vanessa
Nmn) Fisher
James Martin Morgan Jr
Rochelle Diane Morgan
Alonzo F. Raby
Kenneth D. Nichols
Jacqueline Nichols
Anthony J. Thompson
Ahnee
Howard F. Payne
Gregory A Richards
E. Brooke Lee
Nina G. Lee
Reuben Terry Carter Jr
Rae Brandenburg
Julia Lee Brandenburg
William J. Schrott
Dinah J. Schrott
Robert Edward Dunham
Charles W. Bowers
Sandra L. Bowers
Samuel Jay Brown
County Comptroller's Office
Connie J. Koenig
Irene B. Jackson
Thomas C. Nikirk
Lorraine D. Bertram
Ronald Allen Wood
Katherine W. Wood
Hubert William Jack
Roscoe L. Pearce
Reva G. Pearce
Stephen Howard Norwood
Franklin L. Valentine
Sarah M. Valentine
John L. Marra
Melvin Lee Wachter
Beverly C. Wachter
Kevin J. Rausch
Jesse B. Horne
Kenneth D. Poole
Mabel N. Poole
Arthurs Bo
James E. Dishun
Millard G. Dutrow
Helen Cline Dutrow
Notley H. Davis Jr
Stanley G. Smith
Barbara E. Smith
John W. Carson
Carroll C. Leatherman
Rebecca L. Leatherman
Gene Keyser
Calvin F. Stone
Calvin Gene Stone
Dorothy M. Taylor
Mark Anthony New
John Gino Solari
Regina M. Solari
Albert G. Phelps
John E. Watkins
Sandra M Watkins
John Aumen
Topper
David L. Crouse
Sandra V. Crouse
Marty Edward Whittington
Richard E. Markey
Susan E. Markey
John P. Jenkins
Hydro Amy Inc
Gary L. Seiss
County
Far Horizons Real Estate Ltd
Randall Eugene Marsh
Arthur R. Thomas Jr
Land Development Associates Inc
Ryan Homes Inc
Doris R. Demchuk
Thomas M. Gorrie
Skyline Realty Co
John J. St. Denis
Ralph D. Brown
William H. L. Cooper
Paul E. Dixon Jr
Janice F. Dixon
Judith Isobel Bacorn
Madeline F. Smith
John D. Wiliams
BP Oil Inc
Frederick Petroleum Corp
Beatrice Patricia Mendorff Myers
Ernest K. Shriver
George A. Thompson
Carol Virginia Dawson
Alden E. Fisher
Harriet K. Fisher
Mason Dixon Developmen Corp
Agnes
Baltimore Park
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Georgia
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Pennsylvania
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