Maryland Roots and Family Ties in Early Chesapeake
Fragmentary genealogical notes describe the Phillips family in Maryland and Stepney Parish, highlighting connections to Rich ard Phillips of Stepney, Roger Phillips of the Church of Pacland, and Wilmer Phillips. The text mentions land near Nantcoke and Quanticr creeks, vestryn roles, and prominent descendants in Somerset County now Wicomico.
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Scotland
New World
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Nantcoke River
Quanticr Creek
Phil
Roger Phillipe
Pacland
Margard
Rich
Richard Phillips
Stepney Parish
Daniel Emipies
Stepney Partch
Wilmer
Spring Hill
John Phillips
Stepney
Benjamin J PD
Woodland
St Peter’s
Etbents City
Levin
Somerset
Wicomico
Amelia
Thomas Wilson
Levin M. Thomas W. Franklin
Martin Wilson
Wicomice County
Tuberculosis Clinic Schedules Local Visit Friday
Dr John W Nicklas of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association visits Salisbury and Willard Friday for clinics at the Prisona teenera Hospital and additional outreach in the surrounding neighborhood. He aims to determine known cases suspects and contacts and to advise on disease control measures.
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John W. Nicklas
Maryland
Salsbury
Pruday
Peom Ua
Untidy OCR Fragment Teases Message About Visit and Address
Fragmentary text mentions sending something by mail to a vacation address and promising a tie time. Readable items include a request to combine with a preferred address and offer to mail content. No clear names, dates, or locations are present.
Rural doctors to take obstetrics course in county
The University of Maryland Extension Service and Wicomico Medical Society will offer a six week obstetrics course for county doctors. Dr Reland and staff will lead lectures at Peninsula General Hospital Nurses Home with attendees from Worcester Somerset and Talbot counties. The program covers prenatal to postnatal care and counts as post graduate study for rural practitioners.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Wicomico
Wicomico Medical
McFadden Dick
Iho Atriand
Viet
Viene
Precester
Kemerset
Lorchester
Talbot
A Anne Counties
Peninsula General Hospital
Aher
Eastern Shore League to Adopt Double Umpire System
At a meeting chaired by Harry Rew the Eastern Shore League voted to implement a double umpire system starting Monday. Debates covered penalties for umpire assaults with Salisbury players fined and suspended, and varied eyewitness testimony on a Parksley incident. A committee to review umpires was deemed unnecessary after club input.
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Wempires
Harry Rew
Easton
Rew
Franklyn Woodrock
Salisbury
Camarano
Fitaberger
Woodcock
Areon
Tagg
Parksley
Matements
Tease
Alm
Tage
Heane
Graham Gunby
Brad
Hayes Witaon
Rover
Excursion Rates Drive Ocean Liner Class Redefinition
NEA reports a shift in transatlantic travel as steerage fades into crowded second class and above. Newspapers note cheaper yet comfortable two to three passenger staterooms replacing old bunk bunks, with leisure amenities like deck swimming pools on ships.
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NEA
New York
Main Street
America
Picadilly
Bouichard Dessena
Kansas
Iere
Veiled Place Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names in uncertain order. No clear event or entities can be confirmed from the fragment. The record notes local references may be incomplete or garbled.
Ancient Windsor Kitchen Preserved Since 114
Leaden June 15 report notes Windsor Castle kitchen has remained nearly identical since construction in 114. The piece highlights enduring design and historical continuity within the royal residence.
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Leaden
Windsor Castle
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Roger Phillips
Mungton
Thade
York
Salebury
Mt Spee
Ty Imene
Phoes
Hebsbury
U. of Md. Extension Service
Ficemice Medical Society
Reland
Yenkees
Raetes
Europe
Paris
the Farmers & Merchants Bank
Drises Tse
Miste Vut
Corey
Arcade Theatre
Majerie Dan
Hills Maslin
Salisbury, MD
Robert D. Grier, JR
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