Early Swedish settlers in Maryland and their kin links
A 1924 monument honors Hance Steelman and Mary Stalcop as the first settlers west of the Susquehanna. The article traces Swedish and English families such as Stille, Ogle, Nelson, Friend, and Hedges across Monocacy and Potomac valleys, detailing land grants, church involvement, and migration routes from Delaware to Frederick County with notes on clinker deeds and historic preservation potential.
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Hance Steelman
Mary (Stalcop
Susquehanna River
Emmitsburg
Richard Hulan
Maryland
Hance Graalman
Monocacy Valley
Nelson
Nilson
Frederick County
Potomac River
Everedta
Frederick
Broken Island
Potomac
Mount of Monocacy
Arthur Nelson
John
Point of Rocks
Steelman
Stalcop
Stille
Friend
Hedges
Ogle
New Sweden
Delaware Valley
Monocacy
Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Dei
Hance
Elkton
Penningby Manor
Upland
Sweden
Anders
Ella
Eddystone
Delaware County
Ella Olofsdotter
Peter Jochimson
Yocum
Peter
Judith
Jonas Nilson
Skara
Peter Yocum
Hans Stahlman
Mary Stalcop
John Anderson Stalcop
Fritz Nordstroem
Peter S. Craig
Journal
Anders Stille
Anna Pieterson
Christiana
Del
Elizabeth Ogle
Stilie
Newark
Andrew
Thomas
John Ogle
Anna
Jacob Stille
Jacob
Rebecca Springer
Charles
Maria
Hendricksdoer
Craig
Delaware
Mary Stile
Charles Hedges
Joseph
Catherine
Yellow Springs
Bigg’s Ford
Mary
Peter Stille
Elizabeth Orndorff
Esther
John Kennedy
Ford County
Rebecca
Benjamin Ogle
Stilley
Peter Jr
John Getzendanner
Christian
Lawrence D. Stalcop
Tampa
Fla
Andries Andriesson of
Anderson
Christina Godbrant
Holland
Jan
John Anderson
Straengnaes
Christina Carrolls
New Castle
America
John Stalcop
Annake Erickson
John Stalcop Jr
Mathias Stallcop
Unionville
Linganore
Ball B. Jones
Madison Tenn
Washington County
Nicholas
Freind
Chester
Andrew Friend
Isabel
Potomac Valley
Israel
Charles Friend
Chief Civility
Antietam Creek
Neils
John Friend
Great Marsh
Hagerstown
Samuel Blunston
Lancaster
Antietam
Gabriel
Charles Jr
Eleanor Prather
Roger M. Johnson
Arcadia
Calif
Johannes
Coleman
Neilds Friend
Edward Nichols
Potomac Road
Evan Shelby
Elizabeth
Sweedland
Frederick Courthouse
Friend’s Creek
Tom’s Creek
Joseph Oxle
Hogg Hall
Friend's Creek
Ludwig Miller
Young Democrats Fund-Raiser Set for May 27 in Freder ick
The Young Democrats of Frederick County will hold their first fundraiser on Sunday May 27 from 2 to 8 pm Rep Beverly Byron and several Democratic candidates for State and local offices will attend A Big Brothers Big Sisters speaker is planned A raffle meeting opportunities for dialogue with candidates and family activities Music by Bus Load of Faith Contact Suzanne Beals or Phil Bresee for details
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Frederick County
Beverly Byron
D-6th
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Suzanne Beals
Phil Bresee
Marie May to Hold Fundraiser for House Candidate
Friends for Marie May host a political fund-raiser from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday May 26 at 900 Cherokee Trail Frederick. Marie May is a Republican candidate for the House of Delegates from District 3B.
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Marie May
Cherokee Trail
Frederick
House of Delegates
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