Homeward Bound First Maryland Regiment Returns to Baltimore
October 26 report from the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore details the 1st Md Infantry's demobilization after a week from Eagle Pass. Soldiers arrive in sections, reunite with families, view historic Texas missions, and begin extensive clerical work as they await furloughs and official discharge in the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Alco
David Crockett Fetl
Baltimore
1St
MD. Infantry
Fifth Regiment
Eagle Pass
Markey
Frederick
Munshower
San Antonio
Lone Star State
David Crichett
Texas
Hearne
Paris
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Mendt
Springfield
St. Louis
Mississippi
Ohio
Otio River
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Grafton
Cumberland
Maryland
Washington
Camden
Eastern Department
Governor's Island New Yor
Tmen
Home From The Border Returns To Middletown
Donald C. Bansen of the First Pennsylvania Infantry Machine Gun Company has returned home to Middletown from the Mexican border near Fort Bliss El Paso where his regiment was stationed. The unit was praised as the best machine gun company by a regular army inspector. The First Pennsylvania Infantry arrived in Philadelphia October 4 and was mustered out in October. A farewell banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald ¢. Bansen
Pennsylvania
Muxican
Middletown
Ianson
Fort Bliss
el Paso
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Simparon
Davidson
Seventh Infantry
National Guard
Bansen
Pennsylvania Infantry
Philadelphia
Ft Wan
TWO WILLS ARE FILED IN ORPHANS COURT PROBATE
In Margaret Flanagan's probate case the chief beneficiary is John’s Catholic church. Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore to hold and then turn funds to St. John’s Frederick after other bequests. Executors named. various small bequests and prayers provided. Ramsburg estate filed for probate with multiple heirs and equal division among four children. C. C. Waters named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Catholic Church
Margaret Flannagan
Orphans’ Court
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
St. John's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Charles
William McDermott
Mary Jones
St. John's Catholic Church
William
Clinton
McSherry
Ramsburg
Savilla E. Ramsburg
Daniel Ramsburg
Hila Rebecca Savilla Weddle
Milton
Mary Ann Elizabeth Haugh
George Ramsburg
Charles M. Ramsburg
C. C. Waters
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses In Frederick
Sundry deeds recorded in Frederick County include Carroll H B Strailman and wife to Lewis C Flora and wife for 1800 and Walter A Devens and wife to William T Care and wife for 1500. Nood College Frederick Md to Robert F Thomas and wife for 10. Also marriage licenses issued to Edward J Smith 37 and Charlotte P Smith 2 and John Denmere 35 and Elizabeth Woodward 24 both of Frederick and listed as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. B. Strailman
Lewis C. Flora
Nood College
Frederick
Robert F. Thomas
City
Walter A. Devens
William T. Care
Carrie M. Haller
Catherine E. Rowe
Edward J. Smith
Charlotte P. Smith
John Denmere
Elizabeth Woodward
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Anpany Aboys Saw © Historic Places
Wiece
Rilke
Miles Knowles
Boston Transcript
Donald C. Ganeen
Presbyterian Church
Charles Tretch
Hazel Oland
T. F. Tiixon
Dixon
A. E. Kefauver
Harvey R. Lease
J. H. Bussard
Rathburn Sisters
Pythian Castle
Knights of Pythias
Dalley Co
Beecham’s
Beecham
Heart of Maryland
Thurmont
Catoctin
Braddock Heights
White Rock
Blue Ridge
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Community Hardware Co
N. Market ST
Frederick City
James E. Doll
Alexander M. Dockery
A. J. Montague
Virginia
Congress
David J. Lewis
U. S. Senate
H. Dorsey Etchison
Woodrow Wilson
Chas
B. Cox
Kefauver & Shapro’s
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
N. Market Street
Frederick, Md
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