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Noted dermatologist writes on Addison's Choice tract
Dr H Han ford Hopkins, a dermatologist and Johns Hopkins associate professor, expands the Ralph F Martz story Addison's Choice from Frederick County's Monocacy Manor. He traces the 1724 grant to Col Thomas Addison, ties among the Dulany and Tasker families, and the later ownerships through Richlands and Addison's Creek to Captain Campbell.
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Addison
Frederick County
H Hanford Hopkins
Dr Hopkins
Emenius
School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
Ruston
Monoracy Manor
Monocacy River
Daniel Dulany
Hopkins
Dulany
Thomas Addison
Prince Georges County
Milit
Benjamin Tasker
Dulanys
Taskers
Col Thomas Addison
Monocacy Valley
Daniel Dwany
Rebecca Tasker
Tasker
Dr. Hopkins
Colonel Addison
Richlands
Joseph Sim
Colonel Sim
Addison's Creek
Lam Campbell
Joseph Simon
Society of the
Robert Rhoderick
Rhoderick
Captain Campbell
H. Hanford Hopkins
Ruxton
Captain Williams Campbell
Monocacy Mazor
Liberty Road